March 15, 1900 (4 pages)

ak se; eo EE gE Ze steal ste s% ‘0 BUY % 7S eeee Fs AS , kers % Ko ix 3 i . « raitare, 3% i 1 ar NA res are for old e good 1 the lumber y years more imber in this efore letting .RSH. Caaies: APO SESE GAS THE TRANSCRIPT. THURSDAY,:. . March 15, 1900 DBLINQUENT. TAX -RBPORTS, The Time for Redemption Expires Next Sal. Property sold for taxes in the counties will be offered for sale under provision of the statute of 1895. In July the new method of disposing of unredeemed land goes into effect. Formerly land upon which the owner had failed to pay the taxes was sold by the county at the end of.a year to the highest bidder. In 1895 the law in the matter was 80 changed that when the takes-on a piece of land-are unpaid the title Pasa goes to the State. For five yé thetitle rests in the name of the State, the orginal: owner -having the right to redeem the property at any time during that period. ‘ In July the five years will hav elapsed since the law was enacted. The first sale under the new method . saleat Vinton’s Drug Store. 25 cents a/. from a recent attack of illness. will consquently take place at that time, by order of the State Controller. Parties desiring to become purchasers must deposit a sum with the Tax Collector equal to the amount of SP ees Something New Every Day. St. Patrick’s Day next Saturday. -. More ugly rumors being circulated. Isoard’s, . m6-lw cents per dozen. “It severely scalded yesterday. Superior Court tomorrow morning. The Moody ranch at Blue Tent is offered for sale at a bargain, See adv. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tebacco line. tf Now is the time to take Kennedy’s Sarsaparitia, Vinton sells it. = —~ . The City Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. Cloudy weather is the prediction of the San Francisco Weather Bureau. Quite a number of miners have left here recently, being unable to get work. ANTEIL will drive ants away. For box. ° tf Electricity is to take the place of water power at the Pioneer Reduction Works. : Go to the Referee Saloon and get a ———BRIRFLY STATED, : . 3 Items That Should Interest Everybody . Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Old His Attempt to Recover Damages rom . Genuine Canadian Club Whisky at, . Fine, fresh bananas at Tegler’s at 25 Mrs. Henry Fuller had her left: hand Ralph White will be arraigned in the ~~ PBRSONAL POINTERS. and Young. L. Hi. Sclarer Fails, Mrs. Thomas Maher is quite illagain. The Call of yesterday says: The acJ.J. Bradley is up from Marssville. . tion by which Isaac Herold sought to T. F. McAvoy of San Francisco is in . recover damages from L. H. Scharer, town. dealer in jewelry, for malicious proseA. Martel is visiting here from Penn . caution and false imprisonment, never Valley. : ; _ . reached the jury, for Judge Hunt yesL. W Evans was over from San Juan. terday ordered a verdict for the deyesterday. fendant entered and the case closed. Walter Monro left this morning for . Some time ago Mr. Scharer caused the San Francisco. arrest of Herold on a charge of misde-John Coffey of French Corral isa} meanor embezzlement. Herold was very sick man. ~ ee convicted before Judge Conlan and D. H. Miller of Chicago came in on} sentenced to six months imprisonment, last evening’s train. es but on appeal to the Superior Court Geo. Ray,.of Ray’s Ranch, has re-. the pleading of a technivality resulted Mrs, Frank White has returned from . old forthwith sued Mr. Scharer for @ visit to San Francisco. . » . @amages. The malicious prosecution Mr3. H. Trevaskas is home after an . end of the case fell before a demurrer extended visit at the Bay. interposed by Attorney H.C. Gesford Harry Merrill, who has been danger . aud the false imprisonment theory was ously ill, is now improving. all that stood. Yesterday when the Dr. A. T Guthrie is now improving . case was called for hearing Mr. Gesford testified that Herold, instead of being A. D. Tower, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s. imprisoned by Mr. Scharer, gave himagent at this city, is still very ill. self up to the authorities, and as the Miss Esther Bandemar is down from . conviction of Herold on the charge North Bloomfield on a visit to friends. . named had proved an absence of malThe four children of Mr. and Mrs. ice on the part of the complaining witthe taxes and penalties and the cost of . glass. of that celebrated Rauhstaller’s. John Anderson, have the whooping. ness—Mr. Sharer—Judge Hunt orderadvertising the sale. .The land then goes to the-highest bidder under sale by the Tax Collector. The method of giving notice to the original owner of the sale of the land is through the medinm of a_ newspaper. Under the old method he was served with a written notice, or notices were posted on the land. oe dvertised Letters. The following is alist of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, March 14, 1900: Bernardo, Mauuel Evans, Miss May Graves, ©. 8. Hayder, Jobn Haskell, Miss O. A. Healey, Frank Jim Yet Wah Kerr, M. B. Mattioda Newell, Melville Williams, Willie Wallace, W.B If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter of-. an extra fine dinner will beserved. The . signs of improvement. fice. Parties calling for any of these letters will please’ say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. UP THE WETTERHORN. A Daring American Girl’s Remarkable Feat in Alpine Monntaineering. The ascent of the Wetterhorn is a stiff job for a seasoned and muscular man. or a slip of a girl of 22 it is something of a feat. Miss L. L.M. Coote, daughter of the secretary of the National Vigilance association, who has just done this. climb, is “little more than a child,” to use her father’s description to one of our representatives, but already she has given proof of an indomitable spirit and a love for the “hazard of trackless ways.” One of her earliest enterprises, for instance, was a solitary walking tour through Switzerland. It was an uneventful tramp, and it showed the spirit of the girl, and was in a sense the precursor of the more’ serious Py ne taking which she contemplates—a bicycle ride round the world. The Wetterhorn is a dangerous mountain, and has claimed lives before now. Miss. Coote ascended the middle peak of the ridge, known as the Mittelhorn, and rising to a height-of 12,165 feet, This, ‘of caurse, is not her first experience of the Alps, although she has never yet made any remarkable climbs. Once, when moeking the ascent of an easy and familiar peak,’ with a girl friend who was her only companion, they were overtaken by a snowstorm. The girh was not used to climbing, and got dizzy, and, as-usual in such circumstances, wanted to sleep. Miss Coote was fully alive to the danger of such a proceeding, and managed to keep her friend awake until they reached a hut in the mountains. There drowsiness again overtook the girl, and Miss Coote had to renew her efforts, happily successful, to ward off the attack. The incident serves further to illustrate the young woman’s pluck and spirit. Miss Coote’sbieycle trip around the world began September 26. It is admittedly a very langerous enterprise, and Miss Coote is fully aware of its serious uature. The comments which appeared in the Daily Chronicle on Saturday give some idea of its gravity, but Mr. Coote says his daughter will not be deterred.~ “Her ascent of the Wetterhorn gives’ some idea of her pluck,” he remarked to our representative.—London Chronicle. of Appesranées Deceitful. { “T struck a new one the.other day,” said the man who is about to move, “when I went'to see a house of which faithful Irishman was custodian. ‘Too small, too small,’ Isaid, assoonesfsaw the place, “ “Go aisy, sor,’ he replied, ‘till I show yez t’rough. Yez’ll foind the house much larger on the inside than it is on the outside, sor. ”’—Cleveland Leader. t No Apparent Motive. ‘ Jack the Kisser was brought into court. i is “Are these the complaining witnesses?”~asked the judge. “Weare,” they answered, The judge inspected them, “Officer,” he said, ‘take the prisoner to the detention hospital for examination as to his sanity. This is not a criminal case.”—Chicago Tribune. The <.s«i voint, ¢ Mr. Brown—Do you know anything about this young man who comes to see your daughter? —O . ” ve ver to them dialect pieces.” Seer coches at tas Fr i. ; “Neither can I,” answered his wife. . the list and continutug al order It seems . & nu good family, a member of the Presb terian church, never drinks nor smokes “Anybody can talk that way. .and— Mr. Brown. (impatiently)—Yes, yes nuneiation right is w ans but what ean Sond he ride?—N. ¥. shows his smartness.” — W ashington 2 ers 3 ik 93 . “Truth, Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Mr. and Mrs. Grove D. Deal willsoon take up their residence on Broad street, at Mr. Deal’s old home. Dr. W. P. Sawyer has taken up his residence at the National Hotel where he can be found nights. £20-t£ The funeral of the infant son of Mr‘and Mrs. J. M. Buttington ‘took place from the family residence this afternoon, James M, Foley, the candy man, is having his store re-paperéd and otherwise fixed up, to make it a dashy looking place. : Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling and finish are the best on earth. Grown and made at home. M.L. & D. Marsh have them. ‘ -f10-tf Nice things at Gaylord & Sons’, such as Clam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Feet, “fin cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They are fine. Try them. tf At the National Hotel next Sunday meals they serve every day are second to no hotel in the State. Oar lumber is shed-covered, therefore is clean and bright. There are many other reasons why you should use our lumber. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never their sampled goods.tf The work of repairing the Union Hotel is going on in a very lively manner, Landlord . Metzenbaugher expects’ to be in full blast again during the coming month. We have never before advertised house-building on the installment plan, but it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer the best terms. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf. The boy who ran away from a good home at Auburn and was followed to Grass Valley by hie father and mother was captured last night by Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. O’Brien, who was killed by the railroad accident near Colfax yesterday, is the preacher, drunk, editor, lawyer and ail around tout, who made himself so obnoxious in this city about a year ago. Now is the time to attend to your plumbing. Geo, E.Turner has secured the services of another licensed plumber from San Francisco, and is now fully prepared to do all work in that line in a first-class manner and at the lowest rates. Send in your orders. £26 ae THE KEASON WHY. Enraged Parent— o. 553. ‘ my daughter? Why, sir, you have sat . block 9. Value, $50. Total tax, $.38; tax and She cannot sing @ ballad; : Still lovers throng and ne'er dispute Her master-hand at salad. —Detroit Free Press. Compensati in Trouble. Mrs. Tomkins—M such an experience! Arres lifting! All a mistake, of course. have been very much annoyed? appearance:—Tit-Bits. An Opinion. . «y must say.” said Farmer Cornto — ae 2 “7S . Btar. Ae. People here are wondering if the man, Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this at! Not marry Mrs. Jenkins—I suppose she tanst. And ni Mrs. Tomqifis—Not at all. The papers all said she was of prepossessing . 5 the land or in ease an individual is where an author cough. ed that a verdict be entered in favor of Sam Peck of Blue Tent, who was dan. the defendant and that he recover his gerously ill for several days, is able to. costs of action. be around again. . ~ Ike Herold is well-known in this city Mr. and Mrs. A. Rapp’s little son, is . haviug at one time had a jewelry store improving from an ‘attack of diph-. ou Commercial street. theria. : Mrs. Thos. Nilon is confined to her home with an attack of nervous pros; it Won’t. Rent. receipts will not give you a tration. home. We can build you one on easy Mrs. N. C. Miller of French Corrul is . arms, Tow LE Bros. Co. tf suffering with a severe attack of rheu<or matism. , Do You Know Leo Carr left this morning for Paso Consumption is preventable? Science Robles to tak iti i has proven that, and also that neglect Bro’s. hotel oe ee ia sutoidal. The worst cold or cough Her : can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and enry and Edward German and . Consumption Cure. Sold on positive George K. Davis were over from San. guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale Juan today. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Jas. H. Miarriott. came ve frnith lo eee State of Nevada this morning and went to North Bloomfield. STOP City Treasurer Gray, who has been sick for a long time, shows but little ALINE Depot Lunch Counter, SACRAMENTO, Where you ean get a HOT OR ig COLD LUNCH. It is now under ne Mrs. John F. Hook and, her daughter Amelia, are convalescent from a recent attack of influenza. Major J. S. McBride of North San Juan, who has had a very serious spell of sickness, is recovering slowly. Jeff Carter left this morning for San. ¢& Francisco, where he will purchase a big stock of spring and summer clothing. John Dabb, foreman of the Provi, dence mine, went to San Francisco toTry the Lunch Counter 47? » gp hoes 0 day on a vacation trip. Mrs. Dabb acsurprised. new management and a new order of things prevail. You can also get a nice room there if you are going to stop over night. “Evil Dispositions . Jast so evil in the blood comes. out. in. shape of scrofula, pimples, etc., in ‘children and young people. Taken in time it ‘can be eradicated by using Hood's Sarsaparilla. In older people, the aftermath of. irregular living shows itself ‘in bilious conditions, a heavy head, a foul mouth, a ina reversal of the judgment. Her-( general bad feeling. It ts Hood's. Sarsapariila and happiness will reign in your family," Bladder Trouble —“Was a lon, time geiting over the grip, which was followed by severe bladgertrouble. Nothtng helped until I used Hood's Sarsaparilla. Two bottles made me sound and well.’’' Mrs, Lois Warts, Evant, Tex. Poor Health—“‘2 was not feeling well, took Hood's Sarsapatifla with quick and satisfactory effects. ‘Have been in good healih ever since.”’ P, I. McLaughlin, 445 Hale St., Augusta, Ga. % Hoods Sarsapa Never Disappoints Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsapariila, Notice of First Meeting of Creditors. 7" THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States, Northern District of California. In the m:tterofJoseph A. Ohmert, bankrupt. ‘othe creditors of Joseph A. Ohmert of Spenceville, in the county of Nevada, and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 8d day of Mar-h A. D. 1900, the said Joseph A. Oh mert was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that ihe first meeting of his creditors will be held at the Court House in Nevada City on the 30th day of March, 1900, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come.before said meeting, C.D. HARVEY, Referee in Bankruptcy. Loomis, Mar. 12, A. D. 1900. It’s Rightly Named. POPULAR BAKERY in the Transcript block on Commercial street. ‘ou can always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, Fancy Pastry, Etc., from this Bakery are all right in every reAll orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. companied him. HOWARD LOVELAND. Albert Buffington, who returned to San Francisco last Tuesday, arrived o7 as S60 ine On Every Bottle ever before seen guarantee: “All weask of you is to use in the city. two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you Bo SC OS Ladies, my stock this season ¥ will surpass anything * i * Prices Will Suit. & * ok MISS E. GREEN, one of the most stylish milliners in the State, % here last evening, being called home Es BCS BOSD DB COIUEECEGEE AR GOBOIE ORR OLMEDO again by the sudden deuth of his young m ELEGANT STOCK Ps brother. a or ——" ee Col. E. D. Boyle came over from VirKO : % ginia City this morning. Mr. Boyle mu eugue s will take charge of the re-opening of A se Summer Millinery % OG Franklin mine, in the Willow Valley if 4 district. a re NOW ARRIVING! & are not benefitted return the bottle to will be in charge of the workroom, a your Druggist and he may refund the 2 price paid.” Price 26 cts. 50 cts.! and 2 MISS E. HOEFT, BROAD STREET. % $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the me teh SBR ity a Cea ee . druggist. tr SOCORRO LLL LLL LO DELLE MRE OL EOS LOX MOWISICM Ee SOLS Do you? Do you admire the beautiful ? See the Sequoia fine finish on the new houses of this city. Tower Bros, Co. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1889-1900. No. %. John Caldwell. Lot 10, block 17 value $200; improyements, $1300. Total tax $11.25. Tax and costs, $12.31. Watch $75, furniture $400, sewing machine $25, library $200, pian’ Total tax, $6.75; tax and costs, No. 101, I. Gutte. Lot block 29 and lot CANDY MAKING Is an art in itself and is practiced in many different ways in many different countries. The style shown in the illustration beats taffy pulling from hand to hand. Deliciozs is the proper word to describe our Molasses Candy— ott the rest of our stock for the matter of that. POLEY'S-<. NEVADA CITY. 1 block 28. Mortgage held by J. C. and T. e Cantield, $4000. Total tax, $30; tax and costs No. 128. Geo. Climo. Portion of lot 7, block *. Value, $50. Total tax, $.38; tax and costs, No, 316. Mrs. A. G. Holloway. Portion of lot 4, block 52. Value, $45; improvements, ; $500. Total tax, $4.09; tax and cost, $4.80. furniture $50, musical instruments $50, yeiue $100. Total tax, $.75; tax and costs, No, 350, Mrs. R. C. Irvine. Lot 5, block 9 Value of lot, $100; improvements, $50. Total tax, $1.12; tax and ce , $1.68. No. 523. Mrs Mary O'Neill, Estate of. Lot 1, block 44. Value of lot. $150; improvements, $300. Total tax, $3.3:; tax and costs, $4.05. Wm. Quigley. Portion of lot 1, For a short while on with your arm about her hour after No. 556. A. J: Ragon Portion of lot 10, BUCKWHEAT. block 38 Value ; improvements, $150. hour. Total tax, $4.13; tax and costs, y . . The Young Man—Yes, that was to 0. 508. Le PB, Schinidt. Lots, block 96. keep her from singing —The Gentlefists eee aint 46%, woman. = No. 683, Frank T Smith. Lot 12, block 57. : r y John Dyer, . Tor x, 8.19; t Accomplished earache 5 and eoste, $.70. Furnitnre, $50; sewing poi bd Minerva cannot thrum the lute chine, $25; fixtures, $100; liquors, $200. Total, : $375 ‘otal tax, $2.81; tax and costs, $3.43. No. 649, KE. M Trustee.Mortgage Free! Free! ly . will give a package of the c.lebrated H. O. OATS free to every purchaser of a package of H. O. Gash Grocer. a, . », on Union Hotel, $10.0. Total tax, $7.50; tax ON 7 G o. 772 . S. Gr : liquors, $200. Value S500. . tax and costs, $4.44. $1.29, * Roberts. Piano, $100. Total tax, $.75; tax and costs, $1.29. . taxes delinquent in the for zgoi gg ie are the property on which said’ deinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on Friday, April 6th, £900, _} At publie auction in front of the City Hall dour. in the ony ‘and eounty of Nevada, tothe bidder who will When youfdecide take the least quantity of ! the smallest portion of said interest and pay . menee at 11 o’elock a. m. on said Friday . April 6th, 1900, qomupensing ot the head o' Pp betienly. or in until said sale com1900, B. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. mercial street a trial, 3. Yabsley has had i ko 18 WD Long, Library. $100. Total ted for shop. Ke $ 75; tax and costs, ir In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. ee is hereby given that uuless the. There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. : To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit ou a place to get the] best Gro. gel, “that I can't take no fancy whatthe taxes and costs due. Said sale will com. COPIES and Provisions at as low prices as you sometimes pay elsewhere for inferior goods. E -xneis carn Satan ee ne nen . IF. YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY you will give Mr. Scadden and his popular gstorefon ComThat’s what everybody says about the 9 spect. ‘e HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, 7 As he went up against some small boys, “You'll be sure to go right,” they said in one voice, If you'll follow our folks to MULLOY’S.” >? PF For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada City have veaihied from practical experience that when they wanted » Pure Food Products « could always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada Sitcane now inh a5 manhood and womanhood, have heard this preached in their homes since they were babies. < CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Butter and Cheese from the Best Dairies. OI ISOIISOIIIIIOOIIOK "HES ON CME SNELL & FLEMING. Have just received and unpacked a new and complete stock of TAILOR MADE . Sass el K <2 Y $2, +9, C, SZ ‘K <3, 3, S2 In all styles and sizes, and at the lowest prices. * +S SS . If you wish anything in the above line you will do well to call early while the assortment is complete. We have all sizes and can fit everybody 3 SNELL & FLEMING. Se FORRIOIINIOIOIOKDIOIINIOIODIOK LONG STRIDES . seme — Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store, Come and see us whether you are ready. to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, hiving learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. WATCHMAKERS, A & HW. HARTUNG, exes F.C. Luetje. Telephone West 14, Broad St., Nevada City. EE. & EF. lan. COOP EMF ‘Will Furnish you All Materia! for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL.Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Yard—Piety Hill. Phone No. 521. SOMETHING NEW ey, EVERY DAY. a Fresh goods, including novelties and staples, arrive by almost every train at WM. H CRAWFEORD’S, MAIN STREET AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jem For one of the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any sized pa 0 or BUNTING FLAG at prices usually charged by wholesalers. Seema —y —_ nn — 4 (A A Rc aR Ra . Breakfast Gereal—————= cious meal we havé { That] make an appetizing Jand deliall. kinds of preparations from : Tats, Wheitan] Com abd Buck wheat fou : cantante — OX @ . Aai UNSLS JERRY FOR PANCAKES, combined with our Genuine Sugar Cured Him;, Champion Bacon anlacapd oo Vero ia dis Coffee made in an‘. Ideal Coffee Pot, or my fine English Breakfast Tea, a treat for the ; >. . ’ JACKSON’S BEEHIVE GROCERY. even me Sete RE RSI ke eee * PERLE SURE GR SE I POPLIN PI

ak se; eo EE gE Ze steal ste s% ‘0 BUY % 7S eeee Fs AS , kers % Ko ix 3 i . « raitare, 3% i 1 ar NA res are for old e good 1 the lumber y years more imber in this efore letting .RSH. Caaies: APO SESE GAS THE TRANSCRIPT. THURSDAY,:.. . March 15, 1900 DBLINQUENT. TAX -RBPORTS, The Time for Redemption Expires Next Sal. Property sold for taxes in the counties will be offered for sale under provision of the statute of 1895. In July the new method of disposing of unredeemed land goes into effect. Formerly land upon which the owner had failed to pay the taxes was sold by the county at the end of.a year to the highest bidder. In 1895 the law in the matter was 80 changed that when the takes-on a piece of land-are unpaid the title Pasa goes to the State. For five yé thetitle rests in the name of the State, the orginal: owner -having the right to redeem the property at any time during that period. ‘ In July the five years will hav elapsed since the law was enacted. The first sale under the new method . saleat Vinton’s Drug Store. 25 cents a/. from a recent attack of illness. will consquently take place at that time, by order of the State Controller. Parties desiring to become purchasers must deposit a sum with the Tax Collector equal to the amount of SP ees Something New Every Day. St. Patrick’s Day next Saturday. -. More ugly rumors being circulated. Isoard’s, . m6-lw cents per dozen. “It severely scalded yesterday. Superior Court tomorrow morning. The Moody ranch at Blue Tent is offered for sale at a bargain, See adv. Call on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tebacco line. tf Now is the time to take Kennedy’s Sarsaparitia, Vinton sells it. = —~ . The City Trustees will hold their regular monthly meeting this evening. Cloudy weather is the prediction of the San Francisco Weather Bureau. Quite a number of miners have left here recently, being unable to get work. ANTEIL will drive ants away. For box. ° tf Electricity is to take the place of water power at the Pioneer Reduction Works. : Go to the Referee Saloon and get a ———BRIRFLY STATED, : . 3 Items That Should Interest Everybody . Dally Chronicle ofthe Doings of Both Old His Attempt to Recover Damages rom . Genuine Canadian Club Whisky at, . Fine, fresh bananas at Tegler’s at 25 Mrs. Henry Fuller had her left: hand Ralph White will be arraigned in the ~~ PBRSONAL POINTERS. and Young. L. Hi. Sclarer Fails, Mrs. Thomas Maher is quite illagain. The Call of yesterday says: The acJ.J. Bradley is up from Marssville. . tion by which Isaac Herold sought to T. F. McAvoy of San Francisco is in . recover damages from L. H. Scharer, town. dealer in jewelry, for malicious proseA. Martel is visiting here from Penn . caution and false imprisonment, never Valley. : ; _ . reached the jury, for Judge Hunt yesL. W Evans was over from San Juan. terday ordered a verdict for the deyesterday. fendant entered and the case closed. Walter Monro left this morning for . Some time ago Mr. Scharer caused the San Francisco. arrest of Herold on a charge of misde-John Coffey of French Corral isa} meanor embezzlement. Herold was very sick man. ~ ee convicted before Judge Conlan and D. H. Miller of Chicago came in on} sentenced to six months imprisonment, last evening’s train. es but on appeal to the Superior Court Geo. Ray,.of Ray’s Ranch, has re-. the pleading of a technivality resulted Mrs, Frank White has returned from . old forthwith sued Mr. Scharer for @ visit to San Francisco. . » . @amages. The malicious prosecution Mr3. H. Trevaskas is home after an . end of the case fell before a demurrer extended visit at the Bay. interposed by Attorney H.C. Gesford Harry Merrill, who has been danger . aud the false imprisonment theory was ously ill, is now improving. all that stood. Yesterday when the Dr. A. T Guthrie is now improving . case was called for hearing Mr. Gesford testified that Herold, instead of being A. D. Tower, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s. imprisoned by Mr. Scharer, gave himagent at this city, is still very ill. self up to the authorities, and as the Miss Esther Bandemar is down from . conviction of Herold on the charge North Bloomfield on a visit to friends. . named had proved an absence of malThe four children of Mr. and Mrs. ice on the part of the complaining witthe taxes and penalties and the cost of . glass. of that celebrated Rauhstaller’s. John Anderson, have the whooping. ness—Mr. Sharer—Judge Hunt orderadvertising the sale. .The land then goes to the-highest bidder under sale by the Tax Collector. The method of giving notice to the original owner of the sale of the land is through the medinm of a_ newspaper. Under the old method he was served with a written notice, or notices were posted on the land. oe dvertised Letters. The following is alist of the letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, March 14, 1900: Bernardo, Mauuel Evans, Miss May Graves, ©. 8. Hayder, Jobn Haskell, Miss O. A. Healey, Frank Jim Yet Wah Kerr, M. B. Mattioda Newell, Melville Williams, Willie Wallace, W.B If not called for in fifteen duys letters will be sent to the dead letter of-. an extra fine dinner will beserved. The . signs of improvement. fice. Parties calling for any of these letters will please’ say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. UP THE WETTERHORN. A Daring American Girl’s Remarkable Feat in Alpine Monntaineering. The ascent of the Wetterhorn is a stiff job for a seasoned and muscular man. or a slip of a girl of 22 it is something of a feat. Miss L. L.M. Coote, daughter of the secretary of the National Vigilance association, who has just done this. climb, is “little more than a child,” to use her father’s description to one of our representatives, but already she has given proof of an indomitable spirit and a love for the “hazard of trackless ways.” One of her earliest enterprises, for instance, was a solitary walking tour through Switzerland. It was an uneventful tramp, and it showed the spirit of the girl, and was in a sense the precursor of the more’ serious Py ne taking which she contemplates—a bicycle ride round the world. The Wetterhorn is a dangerous mountain, and has claimed lives before now. Miss. Coote ascended the middle peak of the ridge, known as the Mittelhorn, and rising to a height-of 12,165 feet, This, ‘of caurse, is not her first experience of the Alps, although she has never yet made any remarkable climbs. Once, when moeking the ascent of an easy and familiar peak,’ with a girl friend who was her only companion, they were overtaken by a snowstorm. The girh was not used to climbing, and got dizzy, and, as-usual in such circumstances, wanted to sleep. Miss Coote was fully alive to the danger of such a proceeding, and managed to keep her friend awake until they reached a hut in the mountains. There drowsiness again overtook the girl, and Miss Coote had to renew her efforts, happily successful, to ward off the attack. The incident serves further to illustrate the young woman’s pluck and spirit. Miss Coote’sbieycle trip around the world began September 26. It is admittedly a very langerous enterprise, and Miss Coote is fully aware of its serious uature. The comments which appeared in the Daily Chronicle on Saturday give some idea of its gravity, but Mr. Coote says his daughter will not be deterred.~ “Her ascent of the Wetterhorn gives’ some idea of her pluck,” he remarked to our representative.—London Chronicle. of Appesranées Deceitful. { “T struck a new one the.other day,” said the man who is about to move, “when I went'to see a house of which faithful Irishman was custodian. ‘Too small, too small,’ Isaid, assoonesfsaw the place, “ “Go aisy, sor,’ he replied, ‘till I show yez t’rough. Yez’ll foind the house much larger on the inside than it is on the outside, sor. ”’—Cleveland Leader. t No Apparent Motive. ‘ Jack the Kisser was brought into court. i is “Are these the complaining witnesses?”~asked the judge. “Weare,” they answered, The judge inspected them, “Officer,” he said, ‘take the prisoner to the detention hospital for examination as to his sanity. This is not a criminal case.”—Chicago Tribune. The <.s«i voint, ¢ Mr. Brown—Do you know anything about this young man who comes to see your daughter? —O . ” ve ver to them dialect pieces.” Seer coches at tas Fr i. ; “Neither can I,” answered his wife. . the list and continutug al order It seems . & nu good family, a member of the Presb terian church, never drinks nor smokes “Anybody can talk that way. .and— Mr. Brown. (impatiently)—Yes, yes nuneiation right is w ans but what ean Sond he ride?—N. ¥. shows his smartness.” — W ashington 2 ers 3 ik 93 . “Truth, Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Mr. and Mrs. Grove D. Deal willsoon take up their residence on Broad street, at Mr. Deal’s old home. Dr. W. P. Sawyer has taken up his residence at the National Hotel where he can be found nights. £20-t£ The funeral of the infant son of Mr‘and Mrs. J. M. Buttington ‘took place from the family residence this afternoon, James M, Foley, the candy man, is having his store re-paperéd and otherwise fixed up, to make it a dashy looking place. : Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling and finish are the best on earth. Grown and made at home. M.L. & D. Marsh have them. ‘ -f10-tf Nice things at Gaylord & Sons’, such as Clam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Feet, “fin cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They are fine. Try them. tf At the National Hotel next Sunday meals they serve every day are second to no hotel in the State. Oar lumber is shed-covered, therefore is clean and bright. There are many other reasons why you should use our lumber. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never their sampled goods.tf The work of repairing the Union Hotel is going on in a very lively manner, Landlord . Metzenbaugher expects’ to be in full blast again during the coming month. We have never before advertised house-building on the installment plan, but it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer the best terms. M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf. The boy who ran away from a good home at Auburn and was followed to Grass Valley by hie father and mother was captured last night by Deputy Sheriff Pascoe. O’Brien, who was killed by the railroad accident near Colfax yesterday, is the preacher, drunk, editor, lawyer and ail around tout, who made himself so obnoxious in this city about a year ago. Now is the time to attend to your plumbing. Geo, E.Turner has secured the services of another licensed plumber from San Francisco, and is now fully prepared to do all work in that line in a first-class manner and at the lowest rates. Send in your orders. £26 ae THE KEASON WHY. Enraged Parent— o. 553. ‘ my daughter? Why, sir, you have sat . block 9. Value, $50. Total tax, $.38; tax and She cannot sing @ ballad; : Still lovers throng and ne'er dispute Her master-hand at salad. —Detroit Free Press. Compensati in Trouble. Mrs. Tomkins—M such an experience! Arres lifting! All a mistake, of course. have been very much annoyed? appearance:—Tit-Bits. An Opinion. . «y must say.” said Farmer Cornto — ae 2 “7S . Btar. Ae. People here are wondering if the man, Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this at! Not marry Mrs. Jenkins—I suppose she tanst. And ni Mrs. Tomqifis—Not at all. The papers all said she was of prepossessing . 5 the land or in ease an individual is where an author cough. ed that a verdict be entered in favor of Sam Peck of Blue Tent, who was dan. the defendant and that he recover his gerously ill for several days, is able to. costs of action. be around again. . ~ Ike Herold is well-known in this city Mr. and Mrs. A. Rapp’s little son, is . haviug at one time had a jewelry store improving from an ‘attack of diph-. ou Commercial street. theria. : Mrs. Thos. Nilon is confined to her home with an attack of nervous pros; it Won’t. Rent. receipts will not give you a tration. home. We can build you one on easy

Mrs. N. C. Miller of French Corrul is . arms, Tow LE Bros. Co. tf suffering with a severe attack of rheu<or matism. , Do You Know Leo Carr left this morning for Paso Consumption is preventable? Science Robles to tak iti i has proven that, and also that neglect Bro’s. hotel oe ee ia sutoidal. The worst cold or cough Her : can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and enry and Edward German and . Consumption Cure. Sold on positive George K. Davis were over from San. guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale Juan today. by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Jas. H. Miarriott. came ve frnith lo eee State of Nevada this morning and went to North Bloomfield. STOP City Treasurer Gray, who has been sick for a long time, shows but little ALINE Depot Lunch Counter, SACRAMENTO, Where you ean get a HOT OR ig COLD LUNCH. It is now under ne Mrs. John F. Hook and, her daughter Amelia, are convalescent from a recent attack of influenza. Major J. S. McBride of North San Juan, who has had a very serious spell of sickness, is recovering slowly. Jeff Carter left this morning for San. ¢& Francisco, where he will purchase a big stock of spring and summer clothing. John Dabb, foreman of the Provi, dence mine, went to San Francisco toTry the Lunch Counter 47? » gp hoes 0 day on a vacation trip. Mrs. Dabb acsurprised. new management and a new order of things prevail. You can also get a nice room there if you are going to stop over night. “Evil Dispositions . Jast so evil in the blood comes. out. in. shape of scrofula, pimples, etc., in ‘children and young people. Taken in time it ‘can be eradicated by using Hood's Sarsaparilla. In older people, the aftermath of. irregular living shows itself ‘in bilious conditions, a heavy head, a foul mouth, a ina reversal of the judgment. Her-( general bad feeling. It ts Hood's. Sarsapariila and happiness will reign in your family," Bladder Trouble —“Was a lon, time geiting over the grip, which was followed by severe bladgertrouble. Nothtng helped until I used Hood's Sarsaparilla. Two bottles made me sound and well.’’' Mrs, Lois Warts, Evant, Tex. Poor Health—“‘2 was not feeling well, took Hood's Sarsapatifla with quick and satisfactory effects. ‘Have been in good healih ever since.”’ P, I. McLaughlin, 445 Hale St., Augusta, Ga. % Hoods Sarsapa Never Disappoints Hood's Pills cure liver ills; the non-irritating and only cathartic to take with Hood’s Sarsapariila, Notice of First Meeting of Creditors. 7" THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED States, Northern District of California. In the m:tterofJoseph A. Ohmert, bankrupt. ‘othe creditors of Joseph A. Ohmert of Spenceville, in the county of Nevada, and District aforesaid, a bankrupt: Notice is hereby given that on the 8d day of Mar-h A. D. 1900, the said Joseph A. Oh mert was duly adjudicated bankrupt, and that ihe first meeting of his creditors will be held at the Court House in Nevada City on the 30th day of March, 1900, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at which time the said creditors may attend, prove their claims appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt and transact such other business as may properly come.before said meeting, C.D. HARVEY, Referee in Bankruptcy. Loomis, Mar. 12, A. D. 1900. It’s Rightly Named. POPULAR BAKERY in the Transcript block on Commercial street. ‘ou can always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, Fancy Pastry, Etc., from this Bakery are all right in every reAll orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. companied him. HOWARD LOVELAND. Albert Buffington, who returned to San Francisco last Tuesday, arrived o7 as S60 ine On Every Bottle ever before seen guarantee: “All weask of you is to use in the city. two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle faithfully, then if you can say you Bo SC OS Ladies, my stock this season ¥ will surpass anything * i * Prices Will Suit. & * ok MISS E. GREEN, one of the most stylish milliners in the State, % here last evening, being called home Es BCS BOSD DB COIUEECEGEE AR GOBOIE ORR OLMEDO again by the sudden deuth of his young m ELEGANT STOCK Ps brother. a or ——" ee Col. E. D. Boyle came over from VirKO : % ginia City this morning. Mr. Boyle mu eugue s will take charge of the re-opening of A se Summer Millinery % OG Franklin mine, in the Willow Valley if 4 district. a re NOW ARRIVING! & are not benefitted return the bottle to will be in charge of the workroom, a your Druggist and he may refund the 2 price paid.” Price 26 cts. 50 cts.! and 2 MISS E. HOEFT, BROAD STREET. % $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the me teh SBR ity a Cea ee . druggist. tr SOCORRO LLL LLL LO DELLE MRE OL EOS LOX MOWISICM Ee SOLS Do you? Do you admire the beautiful ? See the Sequoia fine finish on the new houses of this city. Tower Bros, Co. Nevada City Delinquent Taxes For 1889-1900. No. %. John Caldwell. Lot 10, block 17 value $200; improyements, $1300. Total tax $11.25. Tax and costs, $12.31. Watch $75, furniture $400, sewing machine $25, library $200, pian’ Total tax, $6.75; tax and costs, No. 101, I. Gutte. Lot block 29 and lot CANDY MAKING Is an art in itself and is practiced in many different ways in many different countries. The style shown in the illustration beats taffy pulling from hand to hand. Deliciozs is the proper word to describe our Molasses Candy— ott the rest of our stock for the matter of that. POLEY'S-<. NEVADA CITY. 1 block 28. Mortgage held by J. C. and T. e Cantield, $4000. Total tax, $30; tax and costs No. 128. Geo. Climo. Portion of lot 7, block *. Value, $50. Total tax, $.38; tax and costs, No, 316. Mrs. A. G. Holloway. Portion of lot 4, block 52. Value, $45; improvements, ; $500. Total tax, $4.09; tax and cost, $4.80. furniture $50, musical instruments $50, yeiue $100. Total tax, $.75; tax and costs, No, 350, Mrs. R. C. Irvine. Lot 5, block 9 Value of lot, $100; improvements, $50. Total tax, $1.12; tax and ce , $1.68. No. 523. Mrs Mary O'Neill, Estate of. Lot 1, block 44. Value of lot. $150; improvements, $300. Total tax, $3.3:; tax and costs, $4.05. Wm. Quigley. Portion of lot 1, For a short while on with your arm about her hour after No. 556. A. J: Ragon Portion of lot 10, BUCKWHEAT. block 38 Value ; improvements, $150. hour. Total tax, $4.13; tax and costs, y . . The Young Man—Yes, that was to 0. 508. Le PB, Schinidt. Lots, block 96. keep her from singing —The Gentlefists eee aint 46%, woman. = No. 683, Frank T Smith. Lot 12, block 57. : r y John Dyer, . Tor x, 8.19; t Accomplished earache 5 and eoste, $.70. Furnitnre, $50; sewing poi bd Minerva cannot thrum the lute chine, $25; fixtures, $100; liquors, $200. Total, : $375 ‘otal tax, $2.81; tax and costs, $3.43. No. 649, KE. M Trustee.Mortgage Free! Free! ly . will give a package of the c.lebrated H. O. OATS free to every purchaser of a package of H. O. Gash Grocer. a, . », on Union Hotel, $10.0. Total tax, $7.50; tax ON 7 G o. 772 . S. Gr : liquors, $200. Value S500. . tax and costs, $4.44. $1.29, * Roberts. Piano, $100. Total tax, $.75; tax and costs, $1.29. . taxes delinquent in the for zgoi gg ie are the property on which said’ deinquent taxes are a lien, will be sold on Friday, April 6th, £900, _} At publie auction in front of the City Hall dour. in the ony ‘and eounty of Nevada, tothe bidder who will When youfdecide take the least quantity of ! the smallest portion of said interest and pay . menee at 11 o’elock a. m. on said Friday . April 6th, 1900, qomupensing ot the head o' Pp betienly. or in until said sale com1900, B. A. TOMPKINS, City Marshal and Tax Collector. mercial street a trial, 3. Yabsley has had i ko 18 WD Long, Library. $100. Total ted for shop. Ke $ 75; tax and costs, ir In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. ee is hereby given that uuless the. There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit by the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. : To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit ou a place to get the] best Gro. gel, “that I can't take no fancy whatthe taxes and costs due. Said sale will com. COPIES and Provisions at as low prices as you sometimes pay elsewhere for inferior goods. E -xneis carn Satan ee ne nen . IF. YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY you will give Mr. Scadden and his popular gstorefon ComThat’s what everybody says about the 9 spect. ‘e HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, 7 As he went up against some small boys, “You'll be sure to go right,” they said in one voice, If you'll follow our folks to MULLOY’S.” >? PF For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada City have veaihied from practical experience that when they wanted » Pure Food Products « could always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada Sitcane now inh a5 manhood and womanhood, have heard this preached in their homes since they were babies. < CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. Butter and Cheese from the Best Dairies. OI ISOIISOIIIIIOOIIOK "HES ON CME SNELL & FLEMING.. Have just received and unpacked a new and complete stock of TAILOR MADE . Sass el K <2 Y $2, +9, C, SZ ‘K <3, 3, S2 In all styles and sizes, and at the lowest prices. * +S SS . If you wish anything in the above line you will do well to call early while the assortment is complete. We have all sizes and can fit everybody 3 SNELL & FLEMING. Se FORRIOIINIOIOIOKDIOIINIOIODIOK LONG STRIDES . seme — Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store, Come and see us whether you are ready. to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, hiving learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. WATCHMAKERS, A & HW. HARTUNG, exes F.C. Luetje. Telephone West 14, Broad St., Nevada City. EE. & EF. lan. COOP EMF ‘Will Furnish you All Materia! for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL.Good Lumber at reasonable rates. Yard—Piety Hill. Phone No. 521. SOMETHING NEW ey, EVERY DAY.. a Fresh goods, including novelties and staples, arrive by almost every train at WM. H CRAWFEORD’S, MAIN STREET AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jem For one of the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any sized pa 0 or BUNTING FLAG at prices usually charged by wholesalers. Seema —y —_ nn — 4 (A A Rc aR Ra . Breakfast Gereal—————= cious meal we havé { That] make an appetizing Jand deliall. kinds of preparations from : Tats, Wheitan] Com abd Buck wheat fou : cantante — OX @ . Aai UNSLS JERRY FOR PANCAKES, combined with our Genuine Sugar Cured Him;, Champion Bacon anlacapd oo Vero ia dis Coffee made in an‘. Ideal Coffee Pot, or my fine English Breakfast Tea, a treat for the ; >. . ’ JACKSON’S BEEHIVE GROCERY. even me Sete RE RSI ke eee * PERLE SURE GR SE I POPLIN PI