March 19, 1900 (4 pages)

-in on Jaet evening's train. nit BROWN 2 & CALKINS. Published owes evening except Pundays x and Lege! Holt stance by SES = =. MONDAY ... (Match 19, 1900, a PERSONAL POINTERS. . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. A.D. Tower is still in a very critical condition. M. Peterson was over from Relief Hill yesterday. Jobn 8. Fuye of Spokane is here on a few day’s visit. _ Joha Cleve, Jr., is contined to his home by illness. Fred Miller visited friends at Grass Valley yesterday. W. Moulton was over from French Corral yesterday. W. Scott came down from Cum ptonville yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. ©, Fisher are here from French Corral. J. Pearson and J. Bailey were here Saturday from Colfax. Jeff Carter returned from San Francisco Saturday evening. Geo. T. Proctor of San Francisco is here spending a few days. M. E. Frank of San Francisco came Mrs. J. Oliver 1s confined to her home on Piety Hill with illness, Col. Boyd, of the Franklin mine, left for San Francisco yesterday. C.J. Schuster came down from the Grizzly Ridge mine Saturday. M. Richardson and Fitz Obland came over from Truckee last evening. Miss Sadie Carr was the guest of friends at Grass Valley yesterday. A. Fisher left yesterday morning for San Francisco on a business trip. J.G. Nisbet of Oroville arrived here last evening on his way fo Washington. Walter Mobley and L. L. Myers were down from North Bloomfield yesterday. * Miss Emma Guenther left this morn ing for San Francisco on a visit to relatives. Wa. Spargo is quite ill at bis hone on the corner of Long and Adams. _ street. <’ p Grove Deal was able to sit up a little . while yesterday, and is gaining strength . @ everyday. . Andrew Laur of San Francisco arrived here last evening and returned home today. Miss M. Smith arrived here iat even. ing from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. Jesse ‘Thompson, who has been here visiting his ‘old home, returned this morning to San Francisco. Miss Maggie Larkin was here yester. day irom Grass Valley as the guest of . her aunt, Mrs. James G. Neagle. Dr. E. A. Du Melieu and Philip Cum. mins came down from North Bloom. fleld Saturday ‘night and spent Sunday . here. Mrs. G. B. Campbell, who has been ; visiting here, left this morning for Marysville and from there she will go . to Brown’s Valley. Howard Mallon, who has been here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ©. H. Mallon; returned to Sau Francisco yesterday morning. Miss Veda and Roy Gourley eit to San Francisco this morning with their father. They goto see him off on his long cruise, and will return hoe on Monday next. Mrs. John F. Kidder, Miss Aggie Fletcher and Jules Brady of Grass Valley, were here yesterday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Loughridge. They spent the afternoon at the Reddik mine, being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey. . 8. D. Brastow and Aaughies arrived here last evening from San Francisco Mr. Brastow is superintendent of the Pacific Coast division of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express company, and came to see A. D. Tower; who is dangerously ill. ‘They returned home this morning John Jack, who left here about seven years ago, returned here Saturday evening on a visit to his sisters, Mrs. W. Rowe, Mrs. Dave Richards and Mrs. Mamie Lawrence. /t'on of a championship schedule was , continue until the 21st. pee, ho the congressional convenTELEGRAPHIC. ‘ DISPATCHES. Electricity Defeated. BarRNsTABLE, March 19.—This was the date set by Judge Higgins on December 31, last, for the’ first electrocution . Tunnel Company’s application for a franchise to construct an underground in this state, the victim being Edwin R. Snow, aged 17, who pleaded guilty to the murder of James I. Whittmore. Sentence was commuted. was shot through the head while driving a baker’s wagon in Ootober, and his pockets were emptied. The fact that Snow. was the last person known to Lave been with Whittemore, led to his arrest and indictment. _ Whittemore was nineteen years of age. Bulldog Club Show. New York, March 19.—The annual show of the Bulldog Club of America was opened today in the Concert Hall in Madison Square Garden and will continue until the 22nd. Special and class prizes huve been offered, and this promises to be the best specialty show on August 1, will be opened today. -It of the sort ever held. Making Ready. New York, March 19—The formulamade today by the New York Cricket Association. ‘The first game between the association and a picked team will be played on Decoration Day. Milwaukee Republicans. MinwavKEE, Wis., March 19.—The Republican city convention opened here today for.the purpose of nominating a oy ticket. Democratic Ganvention. Lincoun, Neb., March 19.—The Demcratic State Convention opened here today. William J. Bryan was present. Gun Club Tourney. Qurens County, L. I., March 19.— The Brooklyn Gun Club’s tournament was begun today at the new Interstate pirk shooting grounds here, and will “‘Deinaceats Meet. } Sprinarietp, Mo., March 19.—The Democratic. County Convention met . today for the purpose of electing delWhittmore . and ‘Center Streets, Manhattan, was . New College for Women. Tunitiel tHeatlog. New York, March 19—A public hearing in the Terminal Railroad.and railroad from Lincoln place. and Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, to Rode had today. Mayor Van Wyck and the municipal assembly were present. Day’s Collection to Be Sold New York, March 19.—The sale of the late Augustin Daly’s great collection of bric--a-brac, rare books, and: other personal property, a collection such as néver before been offered at public sale was begun at the American Art gallery, today. Bids for the Fight New York, March 19.—Bids for. the Fitzsimmont-Sharkey fight to be held is likely that the Seaside Athletic fight on their offer of 6625 per cent of the gross receipts. Big Polo Tournament. Aixen, S. C.; March‘19.—The . big polo tournament under the auspices of the National Polo Association opened here today and will continue until the 24th, It is open to teams of four, and handsome cups will be awarded to\ the winning team, Bithday Celebrated. CuatTanooa@a, Tenn. March 19.— night in celebration of William J. Bryan’s birthday. Bourke Cockran will deliver an address. DRENTWOOD, Bi: I., March 19.—The ground for the women’s college to be established here was broken today. The building will cost not less than $300,000, and will be known as 3t. Joseph’s in the Pines. Pittsburgand Gulf Sold. Jopuin, Mo., March 19—The Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf RaiJway systion, which meets at Bolivar, April 5. tem was sold at auction here today. THE COE MINE. Develop the Old Mine. The Union reporter has been interviewing the Superintendent of the Coe mine and obtains the following information: The Coe mine, on the Nevada City and Grass Valley road, will soon havea twenty-stamp mill, the lumber for which is being hauled to the mine. The mill. building will be constructed by William S. May and he will commene its erection in a few days. The Union Iron Works of San Francisco will furnish the stamps and concentrators. The corcentrators to be used four of which are now in use at the North Star mill. Electric power will be installed to run the mill. Superintendent O. A. Turner is vow paving the shaft and drifts of the mine repaired and there is about 100,000 tons road Co, and is located at Colfax for a. feet long, 56 feet wide and 55 feet high. few days, building cattle fences. reac ee ‘Putting On Sty le. About fifty Chinamen of this city yesterday chartered a. special train to go to Grass Valley, to participate in the exercises of electing a Joss for the Mongolians of that town. They left here at 10 o’clock in the morning, haviog witbjthem what they called a firstclass band. ~7 e@eBg s hipment of Sulpiurets. This morning the Providence mining F edict that i Company shipped six carloads of very we prone Pasaaprete chad oss rich sulphurets tothe Selby Smelting Works, where it will be worked. On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure ts this “All we ask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottlefaithfuily, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price Eg cts. 60 cts. and . Dickerman, bas guarantee: $1.00, poreee by H druggist. ee What ts Shiloh ? Ce grand old remedy for Cough, Cold . cowbiued with the best blood purifiers, and Consumption; used through the} acting directly on the mucous surworld for half a century, bas cured in numerable somes Ot incipient. consump-! two ingredients is what produces such many in advanced . wonderful resulte in curing catarrh. ~ you are not satisfied with tior and reliev the results we will refund your money Price 25 cts., 50 cts. $1.00. sale by H, Dickerman, For the druggist.» tf A large rock crusher will also be placed back of the stamps. Will be a Great Attraction. Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, are making preparations to give a grand ball about the middle of May. There will be, at the same time, a competitive drill between the Nevada City and Grass Valley Conclaves which will be worth seeing. Both orders are well drilled and will make a fine showing in their neat uniforms most successful affairs in that line ever given in this city. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and iu order to cure it you must take interpal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly ou the blood and mucous surfaces> Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed. by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, -j faces. The perfect combinauva of the Preparations Going ‘head to Properly of ore in sight. A large air compressor. Mr. Jack is em-! will be put in immediately to run the ployed by the Southern Pacific Rail-. drills. The mill building will be 80] not think that the parties would prove ABRD THE WARNING. British Columbia Should Be Given a Wide Berth. During the past few weeks a large number of miners have gone to British Columbia from. this as well as other portions of the State. The cry from there bas come: “Plenty. of. work at good prices.” It appears that there is trouble between the mine owners and the workmen and many mines have been closed down until men can be had to run them, theretore the demand for new men. ‘he Miners’ Union of British Columbia have issued .a circular in which they state there are hundreds of idle miners who are willing to are known as the improved Whifley,. work but will not at the reduced wages . and longer hours than the law protemplate going there should heed the warning. A Good Thing tor Dancers. When Company C inaugurated the Saturday night dancing club they. did to be s:cha great success. It seems that the young people were awful hungry for just that kind of amusement every Saturday night, and now they are happy; Heretofore it'.was hard work for many of them to fi in time on the last. evening in the week, when they knew they could take a good snooze Sunday morning. “Last Saturday evening there was the usual big attendance and all partioipents bad a gond time, LTR Quartz Mining at F at French Corral.There is considerable activity in quartz mining at French Corral. The the Slide mine with the same. number are kept in constant operation. Both mines are looking welland give employment to a large number of men. A Big Bargain. We have just purchased of SullivanKelley Company, who are retiring from business, a large stock of Mixed Paints, in five-gallon cans, which we offer aa a big bergain ‘for the next three days. TowLe Bros., : At the Depot. i" BORN F. A. Gourley and Party Will Sail on steamer Gaelic for Hong Kong, China, ‘by four other gentlemen, one of whom twelve hours work. The gold fields Club of Coney Island will receive the! gorrespondent for the TRANSCRIPT. The Bryan Anniversary Club of this . afternoon, Mrs. C. L. city will hold its annual banquet to. carried off the first and Mrs, W. D. Vinjtershowing. Supreme happiness reigns vides. Miners hereabouts who con. FOR A NEW G0 GOLD FIBLD,. Friday For the Russian Gold Mines, F. A. Gourley returned to his home here on Sunday morning and left this morning for San Francisco. On Friday he will leave that place on the and from there he goes to the mines by railroad and other land conveyances. The new gold fields are six thousand miles from San Francisco, and if nothing unforeseen occurs he expects to reach his place of destination on the first of May. He will be accompanied is J. H. Cunard formerly of Columbia Hill, this county. The mine which Mr. Gourley will take charge of is two miles wide and twenty-four miles long, and bas been purchased by Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, capitalists. For a number of miles holes thirty-five feet apart and twenty or more feet deep have ‘been sunk in the ground and the average pay is $1.20 perton. It is thought to be a great money-making proposition as the highest wages paid to the. Russian laborers is sixty cents a day for were once owned by China but are now in the possession of Russia. Mr. Gourley takes ‘with him several large monitors and all the latest improvements in hydraulic mining machinery. The natives of that country knew of no method whereby the"gold could be taken out of the gravel. Gourley will show them how it can be ‘accomplished, and find time enough besides to act as a special An Elegant Party. On.Satarday evening Miss Lizzie Curnow celebrated her birthday at the bia Hill. It was one of the largest and most enjoyable parties ever given on the Ridge. ‘here is no reason why it should not have been as it was, because Miss Curnow is one of the most beloved young lajies in that section of the county. -~~+ @@e o Broad Street Ahead. Broad street was victorious at the Ladies’ Whist Club, which met at the home of Mrs. J. M. Hadley Saturday" Muller having home of Mrs. C. W. Bigelow at Colum2 BOUND FOR NOME. . Cairns and Rose Going Thirteen Huvdred Miles in a Sled Drawn by Dogs. James Cairns yesterday received aletter from his brother, Charley Cairns, . dated at Dawson, in which*the writer, says that he and Bert Rose, son of Jas. Rose of Bear Valley, this county, had . their outfit about ready and would start . in # few days for the new diggings at . Nome, a distance of thirteen huudred . miles from Dawson City. They expect . to go the entire way in a sled drawn by . five dogs, which they bought-at the lat. ter place, They will take, with them . enough provisions to last a year. Several other outfits will accompany them and they expect to have a rough as . well as a good trip, and being in per-) fect health and prepared for every emergency they have no fears of reaching Nome all right. It is a continuous . isnow belt. between the two points and . the depth of the snow ranges from ten . to fifty feet or more, the thought of . which is enough to make one shudder. ! The sled is very commodious, and a systematically arranged that they do’ all their cooking init. Great Heavens ! what chances men will take to obtain . gold. Mr. McIntosh, who left this city . about two years ago with Messrs. Cairns . and Rose, will remain at Dawson City, . i where he is engaged in blacksmithing®:. You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the smal! price of 25 cts., 50’cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H waar man, the druggist. \ CAVEATS, iP MARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESICNS. Send your business direct to Washington, saves time, costs less, better service. My office close to U. 8. Patent Office. deg pans due uni ary examinations made. Atty’s cor not tent is secured. a A oryan eee YEARS ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. ane "how to orale ee ta,?? poet sent free. eege i 5 procured p E.G. Ficeere ce, receive special without het gh in INVENTIVE AGE: ton the second prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Vinton’s, where the Main street ladies hope to make a betat these gatherings. I 7. ae New Plombing Shop. N. F, HOWELL Nee eee Shc haw Tork Hotel. ana ter spectfully solicits a share of we publie patronage. GeoD WORK GUARANTF ED. Come and see my stock of Bath Tubs Closets, Sinks, Ete. They are up to date. Assessof Schroeder Atid Deputies. WILL BE 1N NEVADA CITY -—-ON AND AFTER— TUESDAY, MARCH 20 From 9 a. m. to.5 p. m. OFFICE At the Court House. popeee ED A. B.A. Snow & G0. § EA SIMENS Shee WASHINGTON, “p. c. Limes 3% 3& Lemons 3 sx . SS ae sasa8 Oranges 3f mi Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines In lehgth inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Kac additional line 10 cents 4 week or 40 contsa month. PayDance at Banner Hill. The wiil be a publie dance at Banner Hill schoolhouse Saturday evening, April 7, to raise funds with which to pay for the new floor in the schoolhouse. Admission jer. couple, including supper, 75 cents. mil6-lw ate ireeseie re + eee FOULARDS. ' ME AS Ait 7 GE TEAS UE AS AE TEA ' ge AT. vale eo . = . > Maher & Co.’s A large window full of them and no two alike. We have them in the * pretty scroll patterns, and in all the new pastel shades. FOULARD SILKS ARE THE GRAZE Everywhere, and we ‘have tried hard to show you as fine an assortment .of these goods as you ean see elsewhere. Come just to look if you do not wish to buy. ‘ We will try and make your visit a pleasant one. ‘ Respectfully, ( EE & CO. ~— 2 eee . a Se ee on your head as though standing on your feet. Trousers $2.50 and up Wood Rauch For Sale. The Wood Ranch belonging to Mrs. Moody at Blue Tent is offered for sale at a bargain. Euqutre onthe premises or of Mrs. Whittum on Long street, mil5-2w Singer Sewing Machines So'd and rented on easy terms, or will exchange for anything useful. Good secondhand machines from $5 up. All makes of machines repaired, 13 yearsexperience. Office at BOVEY BROS,’ Shoestore ‘on Broad St. GEO. W. REEKS, Sole Agetit for Nevada County. feb20-im Sewer Connections Made. fam prepared to make contracts at low rates for laying private sewers and making onnections with the public system. The best of work. Let me figure before you leta contract, Rrowaxp J. TREMAINE. f 17-tf * Champion Boot Black. Yor the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes a apestaly. Satisfaction guara teed. _, 6; a2 OWIMTOL IOWW ION TOO WIOMlelolee eles PI Fae CONN RS SWEDES ESSE TROIS OBIS é aa a ae KINKEAD’SFurniture Store : Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers % © Chiffoniers Rugs" ee = Bed Lounges Couches = desis 3 “i s% Me x ¢ ip Sweepers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furaitu:e, == IS THE PLACE TO BUY * as NICE PRESENTS . . . 3% av estes een V? es hie ahicingals al Nd FTE TS TEAS TE A ke os Yes, I am at Red Ledge mine with ten stamps, and . . — ae Vee, LADIES 5 Miss Greene is preparing to exhibit a stock 3 % of TRIMMED HATS which will surpass a : in beauty and style anything seen on the % : coast. The opening will be announced ina RB 2 few days. Prices will be more reasonable & ‘ than ever. See window for reasonable i Ry prices. . {Miss E. HOEFT, Brosap STREET. § BD BUD os Be Beco BoM eb CO DDC DEE RISC the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as low can be. . DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date” jewelry for old gold of auy kind, and always give good bargains ? C. * BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. we Hall's Family ie iilie are the best, F. J, Cuuney & Oo., Props., oe ait Toledo, Ohio, Sold by d sts, price T5c.° Se Oe a ee At Redding, Oal., March 17th; 1900, io) the wife of George F. Graves, a son, a ee ee CANDY MAKI many. different ways in many di countries. The style shown in word to describe our Molasses © all the rest of our stock for the ss that. Is an art in itself and is practiced in lustration beats taffy , pulling from hand to hand. Delicio-is is the proper NEVADA CITY. ferent the ilandy— matte Building Houses nq THE HOME MARKET Ts always with you; stay with it, business here 40 We hei? been’ in the lumb>r . years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber ia this neighborhood, We have made a tetanic * s —ON THE— = a Installment Plan, And we are still at it. Call" Se im your soutract, : and,learnonr terms perere tetting M. L. & D. MARSH. 1HE TR. BASTERN NB! Notes of Interest Cu Republican Mrs. C. W.Long " 4} is convalescent. E E. Kruger wet iness trip Thursda: J. G@. Booth and . San Francisco yest Orren Barton have returned fron Mrs. Josie Sellon is visiting her niec James Goulden, « paid Truckee an of The Journal 68a trapped down the r the wholesale. As made to apprehei guilty parties. An arrested. General ©, F. Mc rocks and having a for a building adja Stone Tower. He . ed that he will buil governed by late e Two of our wellinto a dispute on morning and their: ter of their calme some very uncon were called and it . would result but it GRASS VA The Doings of Our :, Over the The ten-year-old. Mrs. Joseph Ounbh theria. Mr. and Mrs. E daughter left tod: attle, Washington. Miss Estella McC home today at At a week’s visit with . The Young Lad Patrick’s Catholic day and decided tertainment. Miss Mattie Sc Lillian Smitten, w as the guests of Mi turned today to the cisco. Wm. Provis, Sr yesterday morning of Evgland and ag months. A_ wife, t son survive him. ' member of the Mas low’s lodges. The fu » tomorrow under Odd Fellows. Personal J. R. Jones of Re Jobn 8t. Pierre, ‘sick for some time. G. H. Sherwood . aown from North . Geo. E Cloud, o leading citizens, ar P. 8. Waldron ai came down from G Superintendent down from the Pl on hie way to Oak! Gus Ozalli and « tomorrow for Bake they will engage i J. H.:Marriott, who has been up t visiting the land o today on the way ' * Company C The grand ball pany O, N. G: in this city on Ap be one of the mos season. The ball y of the 37th anni pany’s organizati —— N.S. G. The regular uo Parlor No. 56, N. Tuesday evening, o'clock p. m. & quested to be pre initiation, and als to the Grand Par F. E. J. Morgan, Secre Fe 500 shares Blue Liberal discount at once, ml0-lw C.E Stacey & Gre To take orders . Anyone desiring ly should see Jo Do oo penne ven is euicidal, The can be cured: wit Consumption C guarantee for 01 by H Diehorme Sunday At the Natio: an extra fine. The meals the second to no hi Don’t pay fo pay for your o than fifty bor plan in Nevada mi6 5 ‘ Table Claret

-in on Jaet evening's train. nit BROWN 2 & CALKINS. Published owes evening except Pundays x and Lege! Holt stance by SES = =. MONDAY ..... (Match 19, 1900, a PERSONAL POINTERS. . Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Both Old and Young. A.D. Tower is still in a very critical condition. M. Peterson was over from Relief Hill yesterday. Jobn 8. Fuye of Spokane is here on a few day’s visit. _ Joha Cleve, Jr., is contined to his home by illness. Fred Miller visited friends at Grass Valley yesterday. W. Moulton was over from French Corral yesterday. W. Scott came down from Cum ptonville yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. ©, Fisher are here from French Corral. J. Pearson and J. Bailey were here Saturday from Colfax. Jeff Carter returned from San Francisco Saturday evening. Geo. T. Proctor of San Francisco is here spending a few days. M. E. Frank of San Francisco came Mrs. J. Oliver 1s confined to her home on Piety Hill with illness, Col. Boyd, of the Franklin mine, left for San Francisco yesterday. C.J. Schuster came down from the Grizzly Ridge mine Saturday. M. Richardson and Fitz Obland came over from Truckee last evening. Miss Sadie Carr was the guest of friends at Grass Valley yesterday. A. Fisher left yesterday morning for San Francisco on a business trip. J.G. Nisbet of Oroville arrived here last evening on his way fo Washington. Walter Mobley and L. L. Myers were down from North Bloomfield yesterday. * Miss Emma Guenther left this morn ing for San Francisco on a visit to relatives. Wa. Spargo is quite ill at bis hone on the corner of Long and Adams. _ street. <’ p Grove Deal was able to sit up a little . while yesterday, and is gaining strength . @ everyday. . Andrew Laur of San Francisco arrived here last evening and returned home today. Miss M. Smith arrived here iat even. ing from San Francisco and left this morning for Downieville. Jesse ‘Thompson, who has been here visiting his ‘old home, returned this morning to San Francisco. Miss Maggie Larkin was here yester. day irom Grass Valley as the guest of . her aunt, Mrs. James G. Neagle. Dr. E. A. Du Melieu and Philip Cum. mins came down from North Bloom. fleld Saturday ‘night and spent Sunday . here. Mrs. G. B. Campbell, who has been ; visiting here, left this morning for Marysville and from there she will go . to Brown’s Valley. Howard Mallon, who has been here on a visit to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ©. H. Mallon; returned to Sau Francisco yesterday morning. Miss Veda and Roy Gourley eit to San Francisco this morning with their father. They goto see him off on his long cruise, and will return hoe on Monday next. Mrs. John F. Kidder, Miss Aggie Fletcher and Jules Brady of Grass Valley, were here yesterday as the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Loughridge. They spent the afternoon at the Reddik mine, being the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey. . 8. D. Brastow and Aaughies arrived here last evening from San Francisco Mr. Brastow is superintendent of the Pacific Coast division of Wells, Fargo & Co.’s express company, and came to see A. D. Tower; who is dangerously ill. ‘They returned home this morning John Jack, who left here about seven years ago, returned here Saturday evening on a visit to his sisters, Mrs. W. Rowe, Mrs. Dave Richards and Mrs. Mamie Lawrence. /t'on of a championship schedule was , continue until the 21st. pee, ho the congressional convenTELEGRAPHIC. ‘ DISPATCHES. Electricity Defeated. BarRNsTABLE, March 19.—This was the date set by Judge Higgins on December 31, last, for the’ first electrocution . Tunnel Company’s application for a franchise to construct an underground in this state, the victim being Edwin R. Snow, aged 17, who pleaded guilty to the murder of James I. Whittmore. Sentence was commuted. was shot through the head while driving a baker’s wagon in Ootober, and his pockets were emptied. The fact that Snow. was the last person known to Lave been with Whittemore, led to his arrest and indictment. _ Whittemore was nineteen years of age. Bulldog Club Show. New York, March 19.—The annual show of the Bulldog Club of America was opened today in the Concert Hall in Madison Square Garden and will continue until the 22nd. Special and class prizes huve been offered, and this promises to be the best specialty show on August 1, will be opened today. -It of the sort ever held. Making Ready. New York, March 19—The formulamade today by the New York Cricket Association. ‘The first game between the association and a picked team will be played on Decoration Day. Milwaukee Republicans. MinwavKEE, Wis., March 19.—The Republican city convention opened here today for.the purpose of nominating a oy ticket. Democratic Ganvention. Lincoun, Neb., March 19.—The Demcratic State Convention opened here today. William J. Bryan was present. Gun Club Tourney. Qurens County, L. I., March 19.— The Brooklyn Gun Club’s tournament was begun today at the new Interstate pirk shooting grounds here, and will “‘Deinaceats Meet. } Sprinarietp, Mo., March 19.—The Democratic. County Convention met . today for the purpose of electing delWhittmore . and ‘Center Streets, Manhattan, was . New College for Women. Tunitiel tHeatlog. New York, March 19—A public hearing in the Terminal Railroad.and railroad from Lincoln place. and Flatbush Avenue, Brooklyn, to Rode had today. Mayor Van Wyck and the municipal assembly were present. Day’s Collection to Be Sold New York, March 19.—The sale of the late Augustin Daly’s great collection of bric--a-brac, rare books, and: other personal property, a collection such as néver before been offered at public sale was begun at the American Art gallery, today. Bids for the Fight New York, March 19.—Bids for. the Fitzsimmont-Sharkey fight to be held is likely that the Seaside Athletic fight on their offer of 6625 per cent of the gross receipts. Big Polo Tournament. Aixen, S. C.; March‘19.—The . big polo tournament under the auspices of the National Polo Association opened here today and will continue until the 24th, It is open to teams of four, and handsome cups will be awarded to\ the winning team, Bithday Celebrated. CuatTanooa@a, Tenn. March 19.— night in celebration of William J. Bryan’s birthday. Bourke Cockran will deliver an address. DRENTWOOD, Bi: I., March 19.—The ground for the women’s college to be established here was broken today. The building will cost not less than $300,000, and will be known as 3t. Joseph’s in the Pines. Pittsburgand Gulf Sold. Jopuin, Mo., March 19—The Kansas City, Pittsburg and Gulf RaiJway systion, which meets at Bolivar, April 5. tem was sold at auction here today. THE COE MINE. Develop the Old Mine. The Union reporter has been interviewing the Superintendent of the Coe mine and obtains the following information: The Coe mine, on the Nevada City and Grass Valley road, will soon havea twenty-stamp mill, the lumber for which is being hauled to the mine. The mill. building will be constructed by William S. May and he will commene its erection in a few days. The Union Iron Works of San Francisco will furnish the stamps and concentrators. The corcentrators to be used four of which are now in use at the North Star mill. Electric power will be installed to run the mill. Superintendent O. A. Turner is vow paving the shaft and drifts of the mine repaired and there is about 100,000 tons road Co, and is located at Colfax for a. feet long, 56 feet wide and 55 feet high. few days, building cattle fences. reac ee ‘Putting On Sty le. About fifty Chinamen of this city yesterday chartered a. special train to go to Grass Valley, to participate in the exercises of electing a Joss for the Mongolians of that town. They left here at 10 o’clock in the morning, haviog witbjthem what they called a firstclass band. ~7 e@eBg s hipment of Sulpiurets. This morning the Providence mining F edict that i Company shipped six carloads of very we prone Pasaaprete chad oss rich sulphurets tothe Selby Smelting Works, where it will be worked. On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure ts this “All we ask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottlefaithfuily, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to your Druggist and he may refund the price paid.” Price Eg cts. 60 cts. and . Dickerman, bas guarantee: $1.00, poreee by H druggist. ee What ts Shiloh ? Ce grand old remedy for Cough, Cold . cowbiued with the best blood purifiers, and Consumption; used through the} acting directly on the mucous surworld for half a century, bas cured in numerable somes Ot incipient. consump-! two ingredients is what produces such many in advanced . wonderful resulte in curing catarrh. ~ you are not satisfied with tior and reliev the results we will refund your money Price 25 cts., 50 cts. $1.00. sale by H, Dickerman, For the druggist.» tf A large rock crusher will also be placed back of the stamps. Will be a Great Attraction. Garfield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, are making preparations to give a grand ball about the middle of May. There will be, at the same time, a competitive drill between the Nevada City and Grass Valley Conclaves which will be worth seeing. Both orders are well drilled and will make a fine showing in their neat uniforms most successful affairs in that line ever given in this city. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and iu order to cure it you must take interpal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly ou the blood and mucous surfaces> Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed. by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, -j faces. The perfect combinauva of the Preparations Going ‘head to Properly of ore in sight. A large air compressor. Mr. Jack is em-! will be put in immediately to run the ployed by the Southern Pacific Rail-. drills. The mill building will be 80] not think that the parties would prove ABRD THE WARNING. British Columbia Should Be Given a Wide Berth. During the past few weeks a large number of miners have gone to British Columbia from. this as well as other portions of the State. The cry from there bas come: “Plenty. of. work at good prices.” It appears that there is trouble between the mine owners and the workmen and many mines have been closed down until men can be had to run them, theretore the demand for new men. ‘he Miners’ Union of British Columbia have issued .a circular in which they state there are hundreds of idle miners who are willing to are known as the improved Whifley,. work but will not at the reduced wages . and longer hours than the law protemplate going there should heed the warning. A Good Thing tor Dancers. When Company C inaugurated the Saturday night dancing club they. did to be s:cha great success. It seems that the young people were awful hungry for just that kind of amusement every Saturday night, and now they are happy; Heretofore it'.was hard work for many of them to fi in time on the last. evening in the week, when they knew they could take a good snooze Sunday morning. “Last Saturday evening there was the usual big attendance and all partioipents bad a gond time, LTR Quartz Mining at F at French Corral.There is considerable activity in quartz mining at French Corral. The the Slide mine with the same. number are kept in constant operation. Both mines are looking welland give employment to a large number of men. A Big Bargain. We have just purchased of SullivanKelley Company, who are retiring from business, a large stock of Mixed Paints, in five-gallon cans, which we offer aa a big bergain ‘for the next three days. TowLe Bros., : At the Depot. i" BORN F. A. Gourley and Party Will Sail on steamer Gaelic for Hong Kong, China, ‘by four other gentlemen, one of whom twelve hours work. The gold fields Club of Coney Island will receive the! gorrespondent for the TRANSCRIPT. The Bryan Anniversary Club of this . afternoon, Mrs. C. L. city will hold its annual banquet to. carried off the first and Mrs, W. D. Vinjtershowing. Supreme happiness reigns vides. Miners hereabouts who con. FOR A NEW G0 GOLD FIBLD,. Friday For the Russian Gold Mines, F. A. Gourley returned to his home here on Sunday morning and left this morning for San Francisco. On Friday he will leave that place on the and from there he goes to the mines by railroad and other land conveyances. The new gold fields are six thousand miles from San Francisco, and if nothing unforeseen occurs he expects to reach his place of destination on the first of May. He will be accompanied is J. H. Cunard formerly of Columbia Hill, this county. The mine which Mr. Gourley will take charge of is two miles wide and twenty-four miles long, and bas been purchased by Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, capitalists. For a number of miles holes thirty-five feet apart and twenty or more feet deep have ‘been sunk in the ground and the average pay is $1.20 perton. It is thought to be a great money-making proposition as the highest wages paid to the. Russian laborers is sixty cents a day for were once owned by China but are now in the possession of Russia. Mr. Gourley takes ‘with him several large monitors and all the latest improvements in hydraulic mining machinery. The natives of that country knew of no method whereby the"gold could be taken out of the gravel. Gourley will show them how it can be ‘accomplished, and find time enough besides to act as a special An Elegant Party. On.Satarday evening Miss Lizzie Curnow celebrated her birthday at the bia Hill. It was one of the largest and most enjoyable parties ever given on the Ridge. ‘here is no reason why it should not have been as it was, because Miss Curnow is one of the most beloved young lajies in that section of the county. -~~+ @@e o Broad Street Ahead.

Broad street was victorious at the Ladies’ Whist Club, which met at the home of Mrs. J. M. Hadley Saturday" Muller having home of Mrs. C. W. Bigelow at Colum2 BOUND FOR NOME. . Cairns and Rose Going Thirteen Huvdred Miles in a Sled Drawn by Dogs. James Cairns yesterday received aletter from his brother, Charley Cairns, . dated at Dawson, in which*the writer, says that he and Bert Rose, son of Jas. Rose of Bear Valley, this county, had . their outfit about ready and would start . in # few days for the new diggings at . Nome, a distance of thirteen huudred . miles from Dawson City. They expect . to go the entire way in a sled drawn by . five dogs, which they bought-at the lat. ter place, They will take, with them . enough provisions to last a year. Several other outfits will accompany them and they expect to have a rough as . well as a good trip, and being in per-) fect health and prepared for every emergency they have no fears of reaching Nome all right. It is a continuous . isnow belt. between the two points and . the depth of the snow ranges from ten . to fifty feet or more, the thought of . which is enough to make one shudder. ! The sled is very commodious, and a systematically arranged that they do’ all their cooking init. Great Heavens ! what chances men will take to obtain . gold. Mr. McIntosh, who left this city . about two years ago with Messrs. Cairns . and Rose, will remain at Dawson City, . i where he is engaged in blacksmithing®:. You Try It. If Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the smal! price of 25 cts., 50’cts. and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle back and we will refund your money. Sold for over fifty years on this guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50 cts. For sale by H waar man, the druggist. \ CAVEATS, iP MARKS, COPYRIGHTS AND DESICNS. Send your business direct to Washington, saves time, costs less, better service. My office close to U. 8. Patent Office. deg pans due uni ary examinations made. Atty’s cor not tent is secured. a A oryan eee YEARS ACTUAL EXPERIENCE. ane "how to orale ee ta,?? poet sent free. eege i 5 procured p E.G. Ficeere ce, receive special without het gh in INVENTIVE AGE: ton the second prize. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Vinton’s, where the Main street ladies hope to make a betat these gatherings. I 7. ae New Plombing Shop. N. F, HOWELL Nee eee Shc haw Tork Hotel. ana ter spectfully solicits a share of we publie patronage. GeoD WORK GUARANTF ED. Come and see my stock of Bath Tubs Closets, Sinks, Ete. They are up to date. Assessof Schroeder Atid Deputies. WILL BE 1N NEVADA CITY -—-ON AND AFTER— TUESDAY, MARCH 20 From 9 a. m. to.5 p. m. OFFICE At the Court House. popeee ED A. B.A. Snow & G0. § EA SIMENS Shee WASHINGTON, “p. c. Limes 3% 3& Lemons 3 sx . SS ae sasa8 Oranges 3f mi Just Received at Tegler’s Candy Factory. 50 CENTS A WEEK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines In lehgth inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2a month. Kac additional line 10 cents 4 week or 40 contsa month. PayDance at Banner Hill. The wiil be a publie dance at Banner Hill schoolhouse Saturday evening, April 7, to raise funds with which to pay for the new floor in the schoolhouse. Admission jer. couple, including supper, 75 cents. mil6-lw ate ireeseie re + eee FOULARDS. ' ME AS Ait 7 GE TEAS UE AS AE TEA ' ge AT.. vale eo . = . > Maher & Co.’s A large window full of them and no two alike. We have them in the * pretty scroll patterns, and in all the new pastel shades. FOULARD SILKS ARE THE GRAZE Everywhere, and we ‘have tried hard to show you as fine an assortment .of these goods as you ean see elsewhere. Come just to look if you do not wish to buy. ‘ We will try and make your visit a pleasant one. ‘ Respectfully, ( EE & CO. ~— 2 eee . a Se ee on your head as though standing on your feet. Trousers $2.50 and up Wood Rauch For Sale. The Wood Ranch belonging to Mrs. Moody at Blue Tent is offered for sale at a bargain. Euqutre onthe premises or of Mrs. Whittum on Long street, mil5-2w Singer Sewing Machines So'd and rented on easy terms, or will exchange for anything useful. Good secondhand machines from $5 up. All makes of machines repaired, 13 yearsexperience. Office at BOVEY BROS,’ Shoestore ‘on Broad St. GEO. W. REEKS, Sole Agetit for Nevada County. feb20-im Sewer Connections Made. fam prepared to make contracts at low rates for laying private sewers and making onnections with the public system. The best of work. Let me figure before you leta contract, Rrowaxp J. TREMAINE. f 17-tf * Champion Boot Black. Yor the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and colored shoes a apestaly. Satisfaction guara teed. _, 6; a2 OWIMTOL IOWW ION TOO WIOMlelolee eles PI Fae CONN RS SWEDES ESSE TROIS OBIS é aa a ae KINKEAD’SFurniture Store : Swing Chairs, Fancy Rockers % © Chiffoniers Rugs" ee = Bed Lounges Couches = desis 3 “i s% Me x ¢ ip Sweepers, Bedroom Suits, Parlor Furaitu:e, == IS THE PLACE TO BUY * as NICE PRESENTS . .. . 3% av estes een V? es hie ahicingals al Nd FTE TS TEAS TE A ke os Yes, I am at Red Ledge mine with ten stamps, and . . — ae Vee, LADIES 5 Miss Greene is preparing to exhibit a stock 3 % of TRIMMED HATS which will surpass a : in beauty and style anything seen on the % : coast. The opening will be announced ina RB 2 few days. Prices will be more reasonable & ‘ than ever. See window for reasonable i Ry prices. . {Miss E. HOEFT, Brosap STREET. § BD BUD os Be Beco BoM eb CO DDC DEE RISC the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as low can be. . DO YOU KNOW That I exchange up-to-date” jewelry for old gold of auy kind, and always give good bargains ? C. * BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Broad St., Nevada City. we Hall's Family ie iilie are the best, F. J, Cuuney & Oo., Props., oe ait Toledo, Ohio, Sold by d sts, price T5c.° Se Oe a ee At Redding, Oal., March 17th; 1900, io) the wife of George F. Graves, a son, a ee ee CANDY MAKI many. different ways in many di countries. The style shown in word to describe our Molasses © all the rest of our stock for the ss that. Is an art in itself and is practiced in lustration beats taffy , pulling from hand to hand. Delicio-is is the proper NEVADA CITY. ferent the ilandy— matte Building Houses nq THE HOME MARKET Ts always with you; stay with it, business here 40 We hei? been’ in the lumb>r . years, and expect to be here many years more as we have an almost inexhaustible supply of timber ia this neighborhood, We have made a tetanic * s —ON THE— = a Installment Plan, And we are still at it. Call" Se im your soutract, : and,learnonr terms perere tetting M. L. & D. MARSH. 1HE TR. BASTERN NB! Notes of Interest Cu Republican Mrs. C. W.Long " 4} is convalescent. E E. Kruger wet iness trip Thursda: J. G@. Booth and . San Francisco yest Orren Barton have returned fron Mrs. Josie Sellon is visiting her niec James Goulden, « paid Truckee an of The Journal 68a trapped down the r the wholesale. As made to apprehei guilty parties. An arrested. General ©, F. Mc rocks and having a for a building adja Stone Tower. He . ed that he will buil governed by late e Two of our wellinto a dispute on morning and their: ter of their calme some very uncon were called and it . would result but it GRASS VA The Doings of Our :, Over the The ten-year-old. Mrs. Joseph Ounbh theria. Mr. and Mrs. E daughter left tod: attle, Washington. Miss Estella McC home today at At a week’s visit with . The Young Lad Patrick’s Catholic day and decided tertainment. Miss Mattie Sc Lillian Smitten, w as the guests of Mi turned today to the cisco. Wm. Provis, Sr yesterday morning of Evgland and ag months. A_ wife, t son survive him. ' member of the Mas low’s lodges. The fu » tomorrow under Odd Fellows. Personal J. R. Jones of Re Jobn 8t. Pierre, ‘sick for some time. G. H. Sherwood . aown from North . Geo. E Cloud, o leading citizens, ar P. 8. Waldron ai came down from G Superintendent down from the Pl on hie way to Oak! Gus Ozalli and « tomorrow for Bake they will engage i J. H.:Marriott, who has been up t visiting the land o today on the way ' * Company C The grand ball pany O, N. G: in this city on Ap be one of the mos season. The ball y of the 37th anni pany’s organizati —— N.S. G. The regular uo Parlor No. 56, N. Tuesday evening, o'clock p. m. & quested to be pre initiation, and als to the Grand Par F. E. J. Morgan, Secre Fe 500 shares Blue Liberal discount at once, ml0-lw C.E Stacey & Gre To take orders . Anyone desiring ly should see Jo Do oo penne ven is euicidal, The can be cured: wit Consumption C guarantee for 01 by H Diehorme Sunday At the Natio: an extra fine. The meals the second to no hi Don’t pay fo pay for your o than fifty bor plan in Nevada mi6 5 ‘ Table Claret