March 2, 1904 (4 pages)

Us im VRPT t ew DW er ay on 8, fitie ill he Ne ito oat ull all, in the arall, ke ree ion ucDy Daily Record of the I night from the metrop ing from Smarteville, fe sick list. meda. este of the Kilties Band. here last evening on mining business, came in on last evening’s train. Plumbago mine, rived here last evening from Secramento and left this morning for North Bloomfield. ' night from Berkeley on mining business. Colusa in attendance upon her father, who bas been quite ill, returned home last evening. from Auburn and will leave in a-fow days for the Bell sawmill above Graniteville. ; British Columbie, after visiting his sister, Mra, EB. O7Tompkins, and other relatives in this city. WEDNESDAY ..IARCH 2, 1904 PERSOMAL MENTION & I q 3 we Foiy Of Happenings of Around This one Interest in “The following is a list.of letters reDoings of Our People. O, A. McDonald, #. Reeb. A dividend of $5 per share was. deuted is something over $12,000. Fred Boeckmann arrived. here last W. G. Halstead was-here Inst evenYesterday afternoon the ladies of the Jackeon Oalvert of Gold Flat ts on Marion Walling ‘haa returned from trip to Downieville. Peers ane J. G. Spence is here from Alameeting at the home of the president. urday evening, March 12th, at the James G. Beid is here in the interbert Dickerman, B. F. Hertman, and Misses Nora MoArthar and May Martin were elected to membership. W. W. Vick, who represents the Douglass Lacey Company~in the Potosi-Orleane, Gold Tunnel and other . °°" mining affairs in this county, together with P, N, Niesem, the new general manager, arrived here last evening. from San Francieco. Mr. Nissen will thoroughly expert the Gold Tunnel and Orleans-Potos! mines, and upon his report will rest the futare of the The Oalifornia Gas and Electric Company has purchased the system of the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company. Last Monday the deal was made, the first mentioned company obtaining the control of the Standard . id A. E. Baird of New York arrived Stephen 8. Day of San Francisco }W. M. Marshall ie down from the Mrs. W. Monroe and Mrs. Rule arto J. Herbert Maetere arrived here last Mrs. A. H. Tickell, who has been at Frank R. Bell arrived here last night Bt James~Batterfleld bas returned to Robert Anderson, who resides on. ing. The United States company is and . ssid t0 Section. aca = ccpacansi maining uncalled for in the Nevads. Tompkine proprietors, is one of the eS City postoffice for the week ending. coziest resorts in town, and all patrons ee 3 i . March 2d, 1904; Mre, A. J. Berry,. receive the very ‘beat: of . treatment. tgs cba sheaes cease: ARE = se: . Mrs. F, B, Ebthardt, B. F. Henderson, . Every brand in stock is choice, 1 in Francleco Gas and Eleo,. 57 % re i et. . The E in and sample the goods. = Too Much for Him) ee . xpense. clared by the Merrow Gauge Baflroad. will bold thelr lest drill previous to. Gould & — % which. will take’ place the following . Con. Oal & Ve.1 30} [geht gheerypirameeuare nage" al ran: over ost instantly killed Potosi .. Cotonel Seymour the main one will be. Hale & Nor. a horee in the railroad yards at Col-} 4, ator by Colonel Wilhelm of the . Crown Points. regular army. os Palmer & Johnson, at the Oriental . Kentuck.. Shakespeare Club held an adjourned) 1 keep fine aseortment of wet ee coe fs The next ‘etl be held on Satgoods and cigars, Their fancy mixed . oonade + xt meeting « drinks cannot be ‘ cohen ot tts, Las Lather in the Hotst. 7°O Went to drive away Quit oats Antlers. Mesdames A. Frandy, Herpera a’plessant aa visit the . 5.1 who supplies our needs with someF. E. Bowers of Scott’s Flat fell into. ky.” Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 the Cascade flame a few evenings ago} Olay 8t., 8. F., sole proprietors. and was severely hart. He had gone to tarn off the water and was walking broke and he was carried slong fn the water ata lively rate. were torn and bis bands and arms). . were-badly bruised. : W. M. Marshal}, who resigned as clerk of the Plambago mioe, arrived here yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco, where he will be married tomorrow morning to Mies A, F. Blectric Company and the United Gas . lucky winnere in the February lottery and Electric Company. The Standard . drawing, bis ticket bringing him $8750. compauy bore a capitalization of $5,‘Mr. Monk was formerly in business 000,000 authorized stock, and $5,000,here and left for the metropolis about 000 in bonds, all issued and outstandja year ago. WATER AND GAS. . =e A nice coltation will follow ver ee After the inspection by Yellow Jacket. pry excelled. ~ If ae Ke etic A reward of fame and money ewaite} thing better—as “Old Gilt Edge Whisont , Ark, March 1.—Because to the negro Postmaster in Arkansas county, aa who, it is sald, was appointed noti fandiog the protests of a great majority ot the white citizens, the there was dynamited and Strike at Fair. _ 88, Lous, March 1.—One thousend . men employed by the Louisiane Purchase Exposition Company as laborers on landseape, road building, track laying and other forms of work at the World’s Fair, struck today against:a Illinois Stock — 480 00] 0. © and. millionaire, of Harley, bee beet . normal Schools taken to the Insane Hospital at New>!io the State University, has brought berry. Until recently Colgate, who. le] ,ot some interesting figures regarding . destroyed early today by persons. ws * Gschamuwto, March 1.—The plan of . uses, Wis, March 1—A Aone Lye . p., says: James Colgate, laborer . g, Thorpe, which, is to make the State ondary institations years old, was a mine toameter./ ine cost of the State institutions of Then his grandfather, James Oolgate,. igsrning, Last year it took $462,047 to. Wey 8r., died in New Haven, Oonm., and} .on the University, and $190,172 for left him $1,000,000, Sudden riches} .,,, aifforent Normal schools, turned. the boy’s brain, and he may : : : never recover sufficiently to enjoy his “Collector Coming. BORN. = A friend you have to. buy will not be top of the flume when « board }worth what you pay for hie, At Willow Valley, Nevada county,. 4, : y for the Transonrirt falle due next California, February 28, 1904, to the} q, rday, and wife of Joseph Pisani, a son; : " .* a adi Mwauxes the Trustees of the Los Angeles State. ‘> Saw aa Jems eke re sini to the Eentinel from Bessemer, . wormal School, as proposed by Dr. L. Pit visbot perfect way 0 ‘eoping the reduction fn wages. . F ood 7 BEST FOR THE = Cattle, Sheep and Hogs ,.It ie a great flesh producer, blood purifier and grain economizer. EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good Do Good Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25, and 50 cent 1 rite for free sample, and booklet or Address YY; COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK. VINTON'S PHARMACY The regular four-weeks collection KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAR his usual rounds. He was unable save himself antii he was shot out the flume into the ditch. Hila clothes ewart of Elmwood, Indiana, William T. Monk, who is now a resent of San Fravcieco, was one of the Ernest Towle, son of Harry Towle, ‘Te aa ae a a a Va 4 DR: H. O. SMITH] :DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors}; . MASONIC BUILDING ... PINE)-STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. eee (0 a a —_—_—_—_—_ Che Best in town. Going Up in popular favor because of its goodPark Avenue, left this morning for San Francisco for medical treatment. T. G. Farrar, who formerly resided here and was engaged in the watchmaking and jewelry business, ie here from Reno. He is beingwarmly welcomed by his many friends. He Arrived Safelg. A letter has been received from Aus‘Min McIntire, who left here lastweek for Tonopah, stating that he hed arived there safely and had accepted a position ona paper there called the ‘Bonanza. On his arrival he met Ar‘thur Wolf, Jobn Beckley, Geo. Beckbey, James McOluskey and a number of other persons that he knew in Ne‘vada City, Hefarther says, “a new .gold excitement at Gold Field, twenty‘five miles from Tonopah, hes broken Sout and there is big rush there. Evsery available conveyance is being brought into use to convey passengers capitalized at. $2,500,000 in sathorized stock, of which $2,286,000 is outstanding and $2,000,000 in authorized bonds, of which $1,100,000 is outstanding. A. A. Attkieson, the well-known blacksmith, has concluded to dispose of his shop at the Plaza, and offers it for sale at a bargain. It is a good paying business and just the right place for anyone who anderstands the blacksmith’s trade, The only reason for selling ie on account of his wife’s health, which has been poorly of late. Mr. Attkisson is highly regarded in this commanity, and his man; friends traat that hie wife will soon regain ber healtb and that he will not be compelled to leave here. A married maa is apt to respect the superior wisdom of a bachelor who once courted his wife, a one Performance had the pleasure aleo of enjoying o leap year birthday Monday, and in honor of the event the Towle home near the Sugar Loaf redounded with the gaiety of young folks who gathered . to celebrate. The affair was in the natare of a surprise party. Antone Ramelli died at the conoty hospital last night, death being due to 8 complication of diseases. He was brought, to the hospital from ‘Trackee recently. Deceased was a dative of Switzerland and aged abont 65 years, . Pritz Meister was ewarded jadgment against the Waldeck Gold. Mining . Company in the Superior Court yesterday, the defendant failing to appear and contest the action, The litigation was to quiet title to the Waldeck and Columbia mining claims situated near Omega. The City Trustees will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening to iesue an election proclamation and select officers for the coming city election. The Carnegie library site will glso probaLargest Seller Se YL 7S ness—its unvarying quality keeps it up. Over a million sold daily. Cremo—ge. anywhere. It’s worth it anytime. iis ~ UT Te rogers in the World. wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Oigars also kept, wevapa city, ») HE OWL, onass vatuey . Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have = WALL PAPER Wm, Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes 9 specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you caa devend that they ate mixed properly. Emil Frese's The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of the East for the Spring trade, Flarger and better than those here. ' Another very rich strike was reported \ 5 tos Danieaeers 1a fean melodies, The band appears in Tt cleanses, soothes, beals, and pr f% Schilling’s Best the picturesque full kilted uniform, diseased membrane. ib cares parva ent : ' . SS _ and attached to it te a giant dram. drives awey » Cold ming roe meen major, Mr. Donald MacCormack, who Restores ie Contains no injurious drugs, but can’t; he has no such . ings seven feet in his stocking fect Kerlied into the nine Mis ced abeotbed. Byerything Strictly High Class, Rize, 60 cents at Druggists or by ae there. The new mines are said to be there yesterday and many more people are preparing to leave bere for the new mines.” Joint Suicide. San Franorsoo, March 1.—It is now believed that John Tompson and Jas. E. Baker, who ended their lives Sunday, had made a contract to commit suicide together, Harry Partridge has made a statement to this effect to the coroner. Partridge saye that at two o’clock on Friday morning be met Tompson and Baker in a saloon and at that time both men were talking of ending their lives. Yesterday aftérnoon the bodies of the two men were found, Tompson had taken carbolic acid and Baker cyanide of potassiam. U ° a Aff e The residents of this city are to be nique air. congratulated upon the announced we appearance of the celebrated Kilties Fa Band, undoubtedly the most picturUxtoseo, March Ist.—Becoming the} esque, novel and populer musical or_Afster of her own children is the situ-. ganization now before the public. ation of Mre. Minnie Krueger, who,. They will appear at the Theater on with her four sons, hes been legally. wonday afternoon only, and not in adopted by William RB. A. Wodrich. the evening. Only one performance. and wife. This unique arrangement. This wonderfal organization, which resulted through the desire of Mr, and . was recruited from the five: principsl Mrs, Wodrich to make Mrs, Krueger, . regiments of the Dominion of Oanade, who had lived with them since she wa) has played before hundreds of thouseven years old, their legal daughter. . sands of people in the United States, Mrs. Krueger, who is a widow, is 25. /Qsnade and Mexico. The band, in years of age and her four ebiidren, their concerts, always give due promnow become ber legal brothers, are 9} positions of the great composers, bat 6, 4and 1 years old, respectively. Not} they are equally at home in the popuonly do the children become brothers . jar music of the day, and particularly of their mother, bat should she re-. excel in the rendition of their own pemarry they would be brothers-in-law. ouliar national music, that of Scotto their stepfather. land. Aside from the musicians in the ———— eens . band, attached to the organization are seven soloists, six highland dancers, two bagpipers, four British military baglers and a splendid vocal choir of eighteen voices, who render with skill and effect exquisite Seotch and AmerYour grocer would like to deal in everything else as in backing in anything else. & Be 8 feather bonnet which he wears. bly come up for discussion. ~~ weMonday Aflernoon Mrs. E. E. Gerry, daughter of Delos bs aerate Calkins of Selby Flat,-fell and badly . : sluggish livers, sprained her wrist at her bome in Santa Paula a few days ago. — club ip Nevada Oity, to be composed of Aadies and gentlemen, The new club will be on the plan of the Royal ‘. Whist Club, which existed here for several seasons, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomWOODPEGKER SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and around Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also achs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent spear the system in a condition enjoy ect health. The greatest cure for coset pecans All druggists and grocers, 25c. There is talk of forming a pew whist CIGAR. Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant Oity, Obio. “Pnoeu monia had played ead havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated bim, but he grew worse every day. At length we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vag saved. He's now sound and well” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug= Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles ree, Cottee Roasted Daily A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FREE TRIAL SAMPLES TS Tea Blenders — —+ 0@er lf you wart a good, cool drink o veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wa, Darry. tf-m7 Ooffee Roasters Taylor’s © Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity. ‘PALMER & JONSON, made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds is here to stay —made by— y Drop in and see them, They will make WALL PAPER We have just received a carload of Wall Paper from They range in price from 10 Cents a Roll Up They are all of the latest designs and the prices are in reach of everyone. All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOL.EUMS ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not NNE* equalled by any hotel,in AND AK ! Northern Cali0 EL he oity 08 panedrren fornia. tie \ Electric ligh T N A ee ectric lights N A \0 ROS. owner® &P and cold water ppoto® B Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank ein the building. org E /HOME OF GOOD LIwERre”’ ——————————— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings Also new line of etrings for ali stringed Violin chin rests, etc. All kinds. instruments, See our' splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. A. & H.W, HAR1UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street 66 : 99 excellent Birthday gifts. GIFF’¢ j. BRAND @ sl N. S. of Md JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olty TRY Hetel Anti LEITER & DUNLAP La Rue’s PROPRIETORS For tbat terrible cough. IT WILL OURE YOU. LA DUES ADAGE MODES are the begt on:the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them.. ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, ; Sure te Give Satisfaction. CIVES RELIEF AT ONCE, Wholeeale and retail dealers in FOR SALESBY Los UISINE a Special feature. Return Oall Bells. Electric lights, and over eight and one-half feet in the .,. Fine Liquors # Gigars. . nick ERMAN Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special atterition paid to Commer. Leadingjdealer cial Men and Transient trade. .-. mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, ay oi ta ] GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Drugs and Stationery FISH FOR \eses =. LENT. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. ————— \ If We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ‘ Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Ghe Bee Hive Srocery J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street WRENS renee ~ a

Us im VRPT t ew DW er ay on 8, fitie ill he Ne ito oat ull all, in the arall, ke ree ion ucDy Daily Record of the I night from the metrop ing from Smarteville, fe sick list. meda. este of the Kilties Band. here last evening on mining business, came in on last evening’s train. Plumbago mine, rived here last evening from Secramento and left this morning for North Bloomfield. ' night from Berkeley on mining business. Colusa in attendance upon her father, who bas been quite ill, returned home last evening. from Auburn and will leave in a-fow days for the Bell sawmill above Graniteville. ; British Columbie, after visiting his sister, Mra, EB. O7Tompkins, and other relatives in this city. WEDNESDAY ...IARCH 2, 1904 PERSOMAL MENTION & I q 3 we Foiy Of Happenings of Around This one Interest in “The following is a list.of letters reDoings of Our People. O, A. McDonald, #. Reeb. A dividend of $5 per share was. deuted is something over $12,000. Fred Boeckmann arrived. here last W. G. Halstead was-here Inst evenYesterday afternoon the ladies of the Jackeon Oalvert of Gold Flat ts on Marion Walling ‘haa returned from trip to Downieville. Peers ane J. G. Spence is here from Alameeting at the home of the president. urday evening, March 12th, at the James G. Beid is here in the interbert Dickerman, B. F. Hertman, and Misses Nora MoArthar and May Martin were elected to membership. W. W. Vick, who represents the Douglass Lacey Company~in the Potosi-Orleane, Gold Tunnel and other . °°" mining affairs in this county, together with P, N, Niesem, the new general manager, arrived here last evening. from San Francieco. Mr. Nissen will thoroughly expert the Gold Tunnel and Orleans-Potos! mines, and upon his report will rest the futare of the The Oalifornia Gas and Electric Company has purchased the system of the Nevada County Gas and Electric Company. Last Monday the deal was made, the first mentioned company obtaining the control of the Standard . id A. E. Baird of New York arrived Stephen 8. Day of San Francisco }W. M. Marshall ie down from the Mrs. W. Monroe and Mrs. Rule arto J. Herbert Maetere arrived here last Mrs. A. H. Tickell, who has been at Frank R. Bell arrived here last night Bt James~Batterfleld bas returned to Robert Anderson, who resides on. ing. The United States company is and . ssid t0 Section. aca = ccpacansi maining uncalled for in the Nevads. Tompkine proprietors, is one of the eS City postoffice for the week ending. coziest resorts in town, and all patrons ee 3 i . March 2d, 1904; Mre, A. J. Berry,. receive the very ‘beat: of . treatment. tgs cba sheaes cease: ARE = se: . Mrs. F, B, Ebthardt, B. F. Henderson, . Every brand in stock is choice, 1 in Francleco Gas and Eleo,.. 57 % re i et. . The E in and sample the goods.. = Too Much for Him) ee . xpense. clared by the Merrow Gauge Baflroad. will bold thelr lest drill previous to. Gould & — % which. will take’ place the following . Con. Oal & Ve.1 30} [geht gheerypirameeuare nage" al ran: over ost instantly killed Potosi ... Cotonel Seymour the main one will be. Hale & Nor.. a horee in the railroad yards at Col-} 4, ator by Colonel Wilhelm of the . Crown Points. regular army. os Palmer & Johnson, at the Oriental . Kentuck... Shakespeare Club held an adjourned) 1 keep fine aseortment of wet ee coe fs The next ‘etl be held on Satgoods and cigars, Their fancy mixed . oonade + xt meeting « drinks cannot be ‘ cohen ot tts, Las Lather in the Hotst. 7°O Went to drive away Quit oats Antlers. Mesdames A. Frandy, Herpera a’plessant aa visit the . 5.1 who supplies our needs with someF. E. Bowers of Scott’s Flat fell into. ky.” Wichman, Lutgen & Oo., 820 the Cascade flame a few evenings ago} Olay 8t., 8. F., sole proprietors. and was severely hart. He had gone to tarn off the water and was walking broke and he was carried slong fn the water ata lively rate. were torn and bis bands and arms). . were-badly bruised. : W. M. Marshal}, who resigned as clerk of the Plambago mioe, arrived here yesterday and left this morning for San Francisco, where he will be married tomorrow morning to Mies A, F. Blectric Company and the United Gas . lucky winnere in the February lottery and Electric Company. The Standard . drawing, bis ticket bringing him $8750. compauy bore a capitalization of $5,‘Mr. Monk was formerly in business 000,000 authorized stock, and $5,000,here and left for the metropolis about 000 in bonds, all issued and outstandja year ago. WATER AND GAS. . =e A nice coltation will follow ver ee After the inspection by Yellow Jacket. pry excelled. ~ If ae Ke etic A reward of fame and money ewaite} thing better—as “Old Gilt Edge Whisont , Ark, March 1.—Because to the negro Postmaster in Arkansas county, aa who, it is sald, was appointed noti fandiog the protests of a great majority ot the white citizens, the there was dynamited and Strike at Fair. _ 88, Lous, March 1.—One thousend . men employed by the Louisiane Purchase Exposition Company as laborers on landseape, road building, track laying and other forms of work at the World’s Fair, struck today against:a Illinois Stock — 480 00] 0. © and. millionaire, of Harley, bee beet . normal Schools taken to the Insane Hospital at New>!io the State University, has brought berry. Until recently Colgate, who. le] ,ot some interesting figures regarding . destroyed early today by persons. ws * Gschamuwto, March 1.—The plan of . uses, Wis, March 1—A Aone Lye . p., says: James Colgate, laborer . g, Thorpe, which, is to make the State ondary institations years old, was a mine toameter./ ine cost of the State institutions of Then his grandfather, James Oolgate,. igsrning, Last year it took $462,047 to. Wey 8r., died in New Haven, Oonm., and} .on the University, and $190,172 for left him $1,000,000, Sudden riches} .,,, aifforent Normal schools, turned. the boy’s brain, and he may : : : never recover sufficiently to enjoy his “Collector Coming. BORN. = A friend you have to. buy will not be top of the flume when « board }worth what you pay for hie, At Willow Valley, Nevada county,. 4, : y for the Transonrirt falle due next California, February 28, 1904, to the} q, rday, and wife of Joseph Pisani, a son; : " .* a adi Mwauxes the Trustees of the Los Angeles State. ‘> Saw aa Jems eke re sini to the Eentinel from Bessemer, . wormal School, as proposed by Dr. L. Pit visbot perfect way 0 ‘eoping the reduction fn wages. . F ood 7 BEST FOR THE = Cattle, Sheep and Hogs ,..It ie a great flesh producer, blood purifier and grain economizer. EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatable, Potent. Taste Good Do Good Never Sicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 25, and 50 cent 1 rite for free sample, and booklet or Address YY; COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW YORK. VINTON'S PHARMACY The regular four-weeks collection KEEP YOUR BLOOD CLEAR his usual rounds. He was unable save himself antii he was shot out the flume into the ditch. Hila clothes ewart of Elmwood, Indiana, William T. Monk, who is now a resent of San Fravcieco, was one of the Ernest Towle, son of Harry Towle, ‘Te aa ae a a a Va 4 DR: H. O. SMITH] :DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors}; . MASONIC BUILDING ..... PINE)-STREET NEVADA CITY, GAL. eee (0 a a —_—_—_—_—_ Che Best in town.. Going Up in popular favor because of its goodPark Avenue, left this morning for San Francisco for medical treatment. T. G. Farrar, who formerly resided here and was engaged in the watchmaking and jewelry business, ie here from Reno. He is beingwarmly welcomed by his many friends. He Arrived Safelg. A letter has been received from Aus‘Min McIntire, who left here lastweek for Tonopah, stating that he hed arived there safely and had accepted a position ona paper there called the ‘Bonanza. On his arrival he met Ar‘thur Wolf, Jobn Beckley, Geo. Beckbey, James McOluskey and a number of other persons that he knew in Ne‘vada City, Hefarther says, “a new .gold excitement at Gold Field, twenty‘five miles from Tonopah, hes broken Sout and there is big rush there. Evsery available conveyance is being brought into use to convey passengers capitalized at. $2,500,000 in sathorized stock, of which $2,286,000 is outstanding and $2,000,000 in authorized bonds, of which $1,100,000 is outstanding. A. A. Attkieson, the well-known blacksmith, has concluded to dispose of his shop at the Plaza, and offers it for sale at a bargain. It is a good paying business and just the right place for anyone who anderstands the blacksmith’s trade, The only reason for selling ie on account of his wife’s health, which has been poorly of late. Mr. Attkisson is highly regarded in this commanity, and his man; friends traat that hie wife will soon regain ber healtb and that he will not be compelled to leave here. A married maa is apt to respect the superior wisdom of a bachelor who once courted his wife, a one Performance had the pleasure aleo of enjoying o leap year birthday Monday, and in honor of the event the Towle home

near the Sugar Loaf redounded with the gaiety of young folks who gathered . to celebrate. The affair was in the natare of a surprise party. Antone Ramelli died at the conoty hospital last night, death being due to 8 complication of diseases. He was brought, to the hospital from ‘Trackee recently. Deceased was a dative of Switzerland and aged abont 65 years, . Pritz Meister was ewarded jadgment against the Waldeck Gold. Mining . Company in the Superior Court yesterday, the defendant failing to appear and contest the action, The litigation was to quiet title to the Waldeck and Columbia mining claims situated near Omega. The City Trustees will hold a special meeting tomorrow evening to iesue an election proclamation and select officers for the coming city election. The Carnegie library site will glso probaLargest Seller Se YL 7S ness—its unvarying quality keeps it up. Over a million sold daily. Cremo—ge. anywhere. It’s worth it anytime. iis ~ UT Te rogers in the World. wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. Ia bulk and bottle. All the leading brands of Oigars also kept, wevapa city, ») HE OWL, onass vatuey . Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have = WALL PAPER Wm, Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes 9 specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you caa devend that they ate mixed properly. Emil Frese's The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—Birthday Gifts We have a large assortment of the East for the Spring trade, Flarger and better than those here. ' Another very rich strike was reported \ 5 tos Danieaeers 1a fean melodies, The band appears in Tt cleanses, soothes, beals, and pr f% Schilling’s Best the picturesque full kilted uniform, diseased membrane. ib cares parva ent : ' . SS _ and attached to it te a giant dram. drives awey » Cold ming roe meen major, Mr. Donald MacCormack, who Restores ie Contains no injurious drugs, but can’t; he has no such . ings seven feet in his stocking fect Kerlied into the nine Mis ced abeotbed. Byerything Strictly High Class, Rize, 60 cents at Druggists or by ae there. The new mines are said to be there yesterday and many more people are preparing to leave bere for the new mines.” Joint Suicide. San Franorsoo, March 1.—It is now believed that John Tompson and Jas. E. Baker, who ended their lives Sunday, had made a contract to commit suicide together, Harry Partridge has made a statement to this effect to the coroner. Partridge saye that at two o’clock on Friday morning be met Tompson and Baker in a saloon and at that time both men were talking of ending their lives. Yesterday aftérnoon the bodies of the two men were found, Tompson had taken carbolic acid and Baker cyanide of potassiam. U ° a Aff e The residents of this city are to be nique air. congratulated upon the announced we appearance of the celebrated Kilties Fa Band, undoubtedly the most picturUxtoseo, March Ist.—Becoming the} esque, novel and populer musical or_Afster of her own children is the situ-. ganization now before the public. ation of Mre. Minnie Krueger, who,. They will appear at the Theater on with her four sons, hes been legally. wonday afternoon only, and not in adopted by William RB. A. Wodrich. the evening. Only one performance. and wife. This unique arrangement. This wonderfal organization, which resulted through the desire of Mr, and . was recruited from the five: principsl Mrs, Wodrich to make Mrs, Krueger, . regiments of the Dominion of Oanade, who had lived with them since she wa) has played before hundreds of thouseven years old, their legal daughter. . sands of people in the United States, Mrs. Krueger, who is a widow, is 25. /Qsnade and Mexico. The band, in years of age and her four ebiidren, their concerts, always give due promnow become ber legal brothers, are 9} positions of the great composers, bat 6, 4and 1 years old, respectively. Not} they are equally at home in the popuonly do the children become brothers . jar music of the day, and particularly of their mother, bat should she re-. excel in the rendition of their own pemarry they would be brothers-in-law. ouliar national music, that of Scotto their stepfather. land. Aside from the musicians in the ———— eens . band, attached to the organization are seven soloists, six highland dancers, two bagpipers, four British military baglers and a splendid vocal choir of eighteen voices, who render with skill and effect exquisite Seotch and AmerYour grocer would like to deal in everything else as in backing in anything else. & Be 8 feather bonnet which he wears. bly come up for discussion. ~~ weMonday Aflernoon Mrs. E. E. Gerry, daughter of Delos bs aerate Calkins of Selby Flat,-fell and badly . : sluggish livers, sprained her wrist at her bome in Santa Paula a few days ago. — club ip Nevada Oity, to be composed of Aadies and gentlemen, The new club will be on the plan of the Royal ‘. Whist Club, which existed here for several seasons, : relieves tortured kidneys, and cures dyspeptic stomWOODPEGKER SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of points of interest in and around Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also achs. Its action is mild and pleasant, the results sure and permanent spear the system in a condition enjoy ect health. The greatest cure for coset pecans All druggists and grocers, 25c. There is talk of forming a pew whist CIGAR.. Silver Deposit Ware This is something new and we have a large stock of articles Tragedy Averted, “Just in the nick of time our little boy was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkins of Pleasant Oity, Obio. “Pnoeu monia had played ead havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors treated bim, but he grew worse every day. At length we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vag saved. He's now sound and well” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug= Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles ree, Cottee Roasted Daily A Fine English Breakfast Tea for 60c a pound Smooth — Rich flavored— full bodied and very fragrant FREE TRIAL SAMPLES TS Tea Blenders — —+ 0@er lf you wart a good, cool drink o veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wa, Darry. tf-m7 Ooffee Roasters Taylor’s © Tea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada Oity. ‘PALMER & JONSON, made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds is here to stay —made by— y Drop in and see them, They will make WALL PAPER We have just received a carload of Wall Paper from They range in price from 10 Cents a Roll Up They are all of the latest designs and the prices are in reach of everyone. All the latest Tyling Paper. NEW LINOL.EUMS ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not NNE* equalled by any hotel,in AND AK ! Northern Cali0 EL he oity 08 panedrren fornia. tie \ Electric ligh T N A ee ectric lights N A \0 ROS. owner® &P and cold water ppoto® B Return call bells, Bath Room Suits Post, express, telegraph stage offices and bank ein the building. org E /HOME OF GOOD LIwERre”’ ——————————— Violin Bows and Guitar Strings Also new line of etrings for ali stringed Violin chin rests, etc. All kinds. instruments, See our' splendid line of Clocks and Watehes. A. & H.W, HAR1UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street 66 : 99 excellent Birthday gifts. GIFF’¢ j. BRAND @ sl N. S. of Md JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Olty TRY Hetel Anti LEITER & DUNLAP La Rue’s PROPRIETORS For tbat terrible cough. IT WILL OURE YOU. LA DUES ADAGE MODES are the begt on:the market and will give almost instant relief. Try them... ELY’s CREAM BALM This Remedy is a Specific, ; Sure te Give Satisfaction. CIVES RELIEF AT ONCE, Wholeeale and retail dealers in FOR SALESBY Los UISINE a Special feature. Return Oall Bells. Electric lights, and over eight and one-half feet in the .,. Fine Liquors # Gigars. . nick ERMAN Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special atterition paid to Commer. Leadingjdealer cial Men and Transient trade. .-. mail; Trial Size, 10 cents by mail, ay oi ta ] GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Drugs and Stationery FISH FOR \eses =. LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. ————— \ If We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies ‘ Also a fresh supply of Yarmouth Bloaters Ghe Bee Hive Srocery J. JACKSON, Proprietor Commercial Street WRENS renee ~ a