March 21, 1899 (4 pages)

ate BROWN & CALKINS. ~ [SIGNATURES 70 ARTICLES * hink the same thing, even if they do ba THE TRANSCRIPT. : ing except Seotesa neat Tegel Holidays by N. P. BROWN. — L, 6. CALKING. A law Concerning Which the Newspaper ‘ Men Differ Somewhat. 4 San Francisco, March 17, 1899. © Bprror Transcrrrt: So the leaven ‘has worked. .And the writers for the <press—except the vileand purchasegble—are: praying that the Governor ‘will sign the bill, I refer to the act making it compulsory fora writer to ~gign his of her name to anything that may. be construed as libelous, and which is published in a newspaper. For years, on the street, in offices, in my home, I have advocated this measure. Through the columns of the ‘TRANSCRIPT, which you 80 kindly gave me access to, I have stated, time and again, why stich an act should be passed by the Legislature. . Many of the best writers.on the papers here think that all. articles, libelous or otherwise, should be signed by the full name of the writer. Some say, however, that the impersonality of the paper being gone, its influence would go with the personality that appeared: What nonsense! Does not every intelligent mau and woman know that in these days all newspapers are simply the personal organs of their owners? “Js. it net a well-known fact that a majority of these proprietors of the press are incapable. of writing two sentences grammatically correct ? Itis certainly true. Insucha dilemma what course do they pursue ? Why, they hire some bright bat irresponsible man as managing editor, and he in turn hires writers of all degrees, aud they write as, the managing editor dictates. They have no opinion; or if they have and it conflicta with ‘the course laid out by the managing editor, they must “hide it under a bushel.” Louis XIV. when he ascended the throne of France, said,.“I am the State,” and it appears to me that the managing itors of the present day appear to not express it in so many words. You will observe that I speak of,managing’ editors,and.not proprietors. I doso advisedly. Slowly but surely, if he knows his business, he becomes to all intents and purposes the proprietor as wéllas the proprietor’s agent. And the proprietor, for the sake of a nice, easy time, is willing that all the burden shal) be borne by his factotum. * Now, let it be remembered, that the managing editor himself does not write a line. He gives out the subjects, and nothing goes in the paper, especially of an editorial. character, unless it has passed his censorship. One of the most brilliant editorial writers on the coast has told me many times'that he wished a law was passed that would make it compulsory. for every writer to sign his name— whether the article was long or short—to everything he wrote. “But it wouldn’t suit the proprietors,” he said. A great stress is laid upon the fact that such a law would work a hardship upon the country papers, What bosh! Does not every man, woman and child, within a radius of twenty miles, know who writes for the country papers? Of course “Rex,” “Justita” and “Pro Bono Publico” might be relegated to the waste basket, but as a general proposition that would be small loss. Tu large cities, however, it is different. The impersonality of the press has been jealously guarded, and for no good purpose. Dispute it who-will, that ia a fact. I state as a truth that can not be controverted, that if an article is worth publishing the name of the writer should; be signed to it. I hope the Governor will signa this bill; and ‘if he does, it. will be found to ‘work so well that another bill, still moré stringent, will be passed by the next Legislature. Water MEapD. For Rent. The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent, EnHe Passes Away: T ‘ Spécial to the TRANSCRIPT. Kinaston, Jamaica, March 21st,—Ex-Senator John Sherman died today on board.thé American line’steamer Gity of Paris. The hot weather had greatly weakened him and yesterday his doctors gave up all hope of his recovery. ES ty leas diphtheria. ~ 3 ‘a GO. Coleman, will be married tomorrow ‘levening in San Francisco to a Chicago. Sick and Wounded Returning. Manica, March 21—The U. 8. transports Senator and Ohio leave Manila for home today. They are loaded with sick and wounded troops, Writers [Must Sign Their Names. SacraMENTO; March 21—Goev,~ Gage today signed the Morehouse bill, requiring signatures to newspaper articles that can be construed as libelous in their nature. The Governor Is Noncommittal. SACRAMENTO, March 21. — Governor Gage will not say what bills are void by not being properly enrolled. The list published ‘im last night’s Bee is correct, however. The Lawrey Battery Case. The case of battery brought against former constable R: D, Lawrey of Grass Valley, and transferred to this city on an order for a change of venue, is being tried this afternoon before Justice Coughlan and a jury. District Attorney Power is conducting the prosecution and J. M. Walling is the defendant’s lawyer. Mrs. Lawrey in her testimony accuses her husband of infidelity and brutality. She claims that it was her discovery of some pictures and letters of other women in his possession that led to his alleged battery upon her. The defense is endeavher husband by her son between whom father’s eyes out. ———————eee How Is Your Wife? century. isfactory. quire of Fred E. Brown. tf the druggist. : tf . ICOUNTY . . being operated ander the management CULLINGS. MAYBERT: The Eagle Bird mine is of Messrs. Wortbley & Grissell and George E. Turner until such time as it produces enough money to pay off their claims and those of the miners who have money coming from the owners. The force of white men employed has been decreased to about twenty and all of the Chinamen: but two, who are running car, were let out Saturday night. There is a splendid body of ore on 600 level, and it is believed that with experienced and ecenomical management the mine can be made to pay handsomely. ' YOU BET: The funeral of Levi Hatch who died of pneumonia after a week’s illness, took place here this afternoon at two o’clock. He was a native of Maine,. aged seventy-nine, years, and was unmarried. He came to California in 49, and located at You Bet in ’63. GRANITEVILLE: Mr.and Mrs. Wm, McLean have returned from a, several weeks’ stay in San Franciséo and atthe county. seat. ‘ ’ a RELIEF HILL: Will Harris is conducting the postoffice during Post‘master Rauch’s absence.——A_ vicious dog bit James Penrose on the arm and he is very. sore, WASHINGTON: Mrs. W. H. Mead continues to be very ill. She has typhoid fever. 9 @e ‘A Mortgage Foreclosed. oring to‘show that Mrs. Diawrey is of a high-strung and nervous temperament, and that she has been incited against ‘and the ex-constable relations have been strained since some years. ago when the step-son shot one of his stepHas she lost her beauty? -<Ifso, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache). ure the principal causes. Karl's Olover. > Root Tea has cured these ills for half a Price 25 uts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not sat-. days Jonger. Av elegant line of milliFor sale by H. Dickerman, . nery and novelties of the latest on dis_ . The case of George Vincent against , Frank E. Dennen and his wife was tried in the Superior Court this morning. Suit was brought by plaintiff to foreélose two mortgages (one of $550 and another of $650) that he held against the residence property of the Dennens» situated on Winchester street in Grass , Valley. Judge Nilon granted a decree of foreclosure, fixed the attorney’s fee .at $75 and appointed George H., Zekind as commissioner to sell: the -propert ‘Mr. Zekind’s bond being fixed at $1,500. een] Only Two Days Longer. ~ “Mrs. Bostwick of the ‘City of Paris will only remain at the National two to here. a . “GRASS WALLEY NEWS. BYE DUDE AND TRIBE. oe : ee un Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told The Schools of Our County Invited to A Former Grass Valley Boy Gets Into oday While on Board the Steamer City of] Paris, In the West Indies, “Reem riemeee ermmnms renner ema Over The Telephone. ie test’ A. Byrrows went to Sacramento have been invited to make. an exbibit . Grass Valley where his father, Nicholas “i. O.Grellor returned today to San! of their work at the session of the Na-;Morcom, was & local preacher re ; : tional Educational Association to be} miner, is in jail at San Francisco tor “A son of ex-Marshal Dennen has! held during the coming sammer at Los grand larceny. da: Francisco ar paar Grane ey the town has. Eighty-two new houses were built last year in Grass Valley, about three yand a half million feet of lumber being used. Miss Edith Powning returned today . ers has received the following letter in ‘ : Marysville after a fortnight’s visit . regard to the matter and will shortly Tobleman, 1510 Pine street, and es ere. ° OR take ateps to ascertaii the sentiments . with the merry throng present in the ‘Thos. F, Blake will soon open a drug. and desires of the teachers of the counenjoyments of.a card party. store in Grass Valley, making thefourth . ty relative to the proposition: , ones Heapquarrers, Loca Exrcutive ComMorcom changed his personality, and as a burglar roamed through the apartments and located a couple of sealskin W. J. Rogers,{Esq—Dear Sir: As! capes valued at $350, He secreted the the schools of our State will not be in . goods, Gnd when he bade the lady of oe Y % WILL THEY BXBIBIT? Show Their Work. The public schools of this county Angeles, County Superintendent RogMITTEE, N. Ev A.: Los ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 27, 1899. he dropped into the residence of F.A. Serious Trouble.Thomas Morcom, who used to live at On Friday last, as a swell of society, Before the pleasant event was over Important, Delion of Supreme by the Supreme Court. It’ was i Americian Legion of Honor. against in favor of the member's wife, uerite Gehrenbeck. She di months before her husband, the husband’s death the administrato set upa claim forthe money on the beneflicary certificate a of her estate.’ Gehrenbeck’s ¢ junior member of the new hardware ~ 1 here. ; >. tain. ‘4 x ‘. places where liquors are sold. The Harriet, the daughter of Hon. Jobn banker named Zane. Mrs. H. J. Robinson, mother of the firm of Brady & Robinson, arrived last night from Chicago and will remain Nevada county’s representatives in the Legislature are assured that the board of location, consisting of the Brigadier General, Major General and Adjutant General will reapportion a company to Grass Valley under the National Guard reorganization, Lieutenant Fred M. Miller: will be the capLast night the city trustees passed an ordinance increasing the liquor selling ordinance from $8 to $20 a quarter, ‘and another reducing the business men’s license from $4 to $3.a quarter. The $20 license must be paid by all saloons, restaurants, drug stores: groceries, Chinese stores and other raise will increase the city’s revenues about $2,400 a year. The trustees have at a salary’ of $25 a month in addition to the fees heretofore paid him. _ “And what do you hear from George Mrs. Mouser?” “He’s in Manila, yon know, and he says he’s having such a good time. We used to have a lot of trouble to get George te take exercise before breakfast. Ndw hé writes that he invariably takes his gun and goes out and kills a man or twe every blessed morming befor he eats. And it gives him such an appetite!” 20 + Half of Secretary Long’s huge mail is now daily devoted: to letters from all parts of the country suggesting names for the three battle ships and twelve cruisers provided for by the present naval bill. —_—_———— Strate or Ouro, Crry or ToLEepo, Lucas County. oe Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHengy & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALv’s Oatarru Cure, »FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of Deeember, A. D., 1886. es ; : A. W. GLEASON, SEAL §. Notary Public. ym é Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. : zi F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, 75c. Fee Hall's Family Pills are the best, -UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, -. oo ManaGeEr B, Brown, San Francisco, Mrs. B. Murphy, Washington, J. R. Royas, San Francisco, 8. D. Gray, Sacramento, Edwin Gray, do Grant Davis, do P: Mohan, do W. Lamb, do « Mohignerth, do . Clauson, Ukiah, . Ardell, Marysville, . Martin, Dutch Flat, nk Graves, Camptonville, . J. Calderwood, Sacramento,’ . B. Harker, Relief Hill, .O, Jepson, Reltef Hill, .D. McConnell, Towle, . H. Lafadore, San Francisco, ‘ Ayres yg Sy : rs. Scooney, Gr Valle; * . Cloman, daccaneiito. aca . Williams & w, do. ZREP HP COssnRE play.’ Hats from $4 up. m21-2t ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-PIVE CENTS, ose Peo pe ° Seine . REDUCED PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS, REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. 4 ee glance would indicate. aw > purposes, then such a > A ‘e you can purchase High << Bee really getting One D That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter 4 “ Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our goods ‘at regular prices are always the lowest in p 1 ae» price, and in many instances Sold for less than their-real value, you will readily perceive’ that this twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual olf we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put’together for bargain reduction as we offer would mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when -Grade Standard Goods at. an actual saving of one-fourth, then you, are olla’ for Seventy-Five Gents. O6-0-0-00660464 54 440000000040 oe a ‘ " é Ks se . The be purchased ‘for $15; ~ j suit that used to sell for $20 a A ‘and all others’ at reduced” prices. “hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and . rah be .» «Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. -— But, Remember This. Sale Is. STRICTLY CASH.) eet mene ee re ee : THE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. — . nd was fully worthgit, can now Take your tional Educational Association meeting, our visitors from other States can have no means of judging the educa-! discovered her loss, and her busband immediately reported the matter to Chief Lees, and Morcom -was caught at matter cf State pride that we should . his room with the plunder ‘in his pos-' make a full exhibition of such work as . session. ia done in every subject and in évery grade in our State public schools. \edin to iwvent a lot of improbable ‘Will you not use your personal influstories as to how he became possessed tional system of California except through exhibits. It seems to us a appointed C. Mumaugh pound master . » ence to have your schools fully repreexhibition, will you not, on or before April 1, 1899, inform us: ist. What, in general, will be the nature of your exhibit ? 294. Howmuch wallspace you: would like to have reserved for your exhibit ? "8d. Whether you will have exhibits that will require tables or shelves; and, if so, which you prefer ? ; Will you please send the name of the Ohairman of your Local Exhibit . Committee, or of some one who will take an active interest in securing an ‘éxhibit from your schools ? Address all communications to d W. H. Hovson, Chairman N. E. A. Educational Exhibit Committee, Los Angeles High School. Or Matvitie Dozier, Secretary N. E. A. Educational Exhibit Committee, State Normal School, Los Angeles, Cal. fa 0 OO A-Good Place to Trade. Andrews & Polkingborn are now settled in their new store three doors below the City Hall and have a nice plants and shrubs, fresh candy, nuts, etc. They have a very neat place, sell at the lowest prices and are pleasant gentlemen to deal with. See their advertisement. Notice’ to Property Buyers Nevada City are hereby notified to first ascertain whether the city has any claims against the property for water. HUGH MURCHIE, ma2i-iw. Water Collector. For City Marshal. —s EB. A. TOMPKINS (Present. incumbent) Is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist. oa For Citylarshal. onan HENRY M. PLACE Is hereby announced as: a candidate May Ist. Le For City Marshal. PRANK VAUGHN Is hereby anhounced as ‘a candidate for City Marshal. Election, Mond: May Ist. re ——~ 7 LY n fie : ') Rhico?= ZL ye : SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. Daring the season of fasting from meat, we carry an extra large stock of all kinds of FISH, and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. . We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the superior quality of their goods and feel confident that both the stock and the price will meet. with the approval of . the discriminating housekeeper. _ CALL, ON P. G. SCADDEN, “© Commercial St.: For the hest shine imtown eall on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. .Tan and ‘ tf anteed. _ For Rent. Brown & Morean, Sy session in July at the time of the Na-. the house adieu slipped them under his coat and sneaked away with them. sented? If you desire to assist in this at the conclusion of the improbable stock of fruit, vegetables, fish, flowering . » All persons buying improved real estate in . for City Marshal. Election, Monday, . . Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 with water. Enquire of On Saturday morning Mrs. Tobleman When accused of the. crime he startof the capes. The police listened and story took its teller into custody on a charge of grand larceny. His case came up before Judge Mogan yesterday morning, and on motion ‘of the the defense went over: for two days. “We like the idea of simplified spelling,” says the editor of the Perkins Junction “Palladium,” “but we don’t think we could ever become used to writing it. Jeeving the trax of his larjand muddee shuze on the flore. The marx are vizzibel yet.’ ” No Longer Youthful Soubrette (alluding: to a skirt she is wearing)—Old things look quite wellon the stage don’t they? More Youthful Walking Lady (sweetly)—Yes, dear, but you do make up so well, you know. oOo Castleton—If you don’t mind, Major, I won’t open this burgundy. until you finish your story. The Major—Er— why not'sir? ‘ “It will be riper then.” Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also. that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with: Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf In the meantime the coun amount into:court. The ch ‘He wawkt down the ile}, AN UNCOMPLETED GIFT, Afecting Benefciary Socielies, — A decision of impertance to beneficiary bodies was rendered Satorday Albrecht Gebrenbeck et al. and Jacob Kornahtens, administrator. ‘Theeouncil issued to one of its members a beneficiary certificate for $3000, which was cetitiauee) former wife contested the cla’ ea +3 former wife ‘obtained judgment, which the administrator of the « wife appealed. ms fae Cae The Supreme Justices hold that the interest of the beneficiary is that of an expectance of an uncompleted gift, which, like a will, is subject to revocation, and “the beneficiary having diced before any rights had become vested in her, this mere expectancy died with her, so there is nothing left for her heirs to succeed to.” Hence first. wife’s children were entitled to the money, and the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. ao Aenea Tue Errects OF THE GRIP are overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla which purifies the blood, tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and makes the whole system vigorous and healthy. A VEGETABLE cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly —Hood’s Pills. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homidian’s. ~ Andrews #2 Polkinghorn On Broad Street, Keep on hand at all dichals the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Fresh Candies and Nats, PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc. O@F-Fresh Kish_gg Tuesday and Thursday Evenings All orders promptly and faithfully attended to, NE AES ASAE AE AE AS SS « Ladies’ Silk Waists ND Spring Suits At MAHER &CO’S. Ladies, our display this day in Window No. 2 consists of colored Spring Suits and’new Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Waists-ALL THE VERY LATEST. We want every lady to see them while in the windo w Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit or Waist NOW 1S YOUR TIME TO GET IT. They are quick sellers, and the best goes first— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be ntade in selecting any of them. Respectfully, MAHER # CO. — = KINKEAD'S =~ UULULUALLUAUALULTS tte lowest prone = Fancy. Chairs, Couches, LOUNGEs, . Genter Cables, Sideboards, Etc. Ladies if you want a handsome Black Suit , come to us for it. MAHER & CO. to buy all kinds . of Furniture at An —_——_s TUESDAY.:. AND SAR Rowe, Alleged. A Visalia dis: disappearance announced. in created exciter among mining: tending the all Bird mine, is in than W. Robit now in jail ona checks on busi “In Rebins’ p in jail, was a.ck William Rober! “Robins is § feels keenly th: ment. He see dealings in Vis: stamp of amate guilty of all the him in Visalia, plead guilty. “Santa. Cruz Robins after crimes here. E aliases. _When change his nam Parker states t! anywhere on @. here will be dis be given over crimes,”Important For some yet a tendency on t county horsen better horses this object in 5 been paid to b has been very . horses. who di stock have an ' of securing the best stallions. i to the horse™] G. Richards of a fine animal a: a racing record heat. This va! Glenbrook Par and other part or consult Mr, store on Broad ae She May . Yesterday w doing some .w torney’s office verse side’ of . address of a . and under it tk The penmans! symmetrical, : cuted by one o factory that th Mr. Chambers claims to be ft down-East mi Shaughnessy ) him without 1 Révenue Star In answer. t« enue stamps jocation notic final, Interna Scott has dec papers. are.1 There is no te of this chare shall have . mine in the n the party sho his right to t would be liat other convey: **sHank’’ Henry M draulic mine here for sev an aspirant Mr. Place w prove @ COE officer. A Pic Charles I barber who « engaged for. Flat, leaves at. Decoto,. . his remainit = ct Of Shiloh’s guarantee: tw6-thirds tle faithfall are not ben your Drugs price paid $1.00. For druggist. A Dr. Lam treating m in this city remain he can be fou tinal are a! = Srx loa

ate BROWN & CALKINS. ~ [SIGNATURES 70 ARTICLES * hink the same thing, even if they do ba THE TRANSCRIPT. : ing except Seotesa neat Tegel Holidays by N. P. BROWN. — L, 6. CALKING. A law Concerning Which the Newspaper ‘ Men Differ Somewhat. 4 San Francisco, March 17, 1899. © Bprror Transcrrrt: So the leaven ‘has worked. .And the writers for the <press—except the vileand purchasegble—are: praying that the Governor ‘will sign the bill, I refer to the act making it compulsory fora writer to ~gign his of her name to anything that may. be construed as libelous, and which is published in a newspaper. For years, on the street, in offices, in my home, I have advocated this measure. Through the columns of the ‘TRANSCRIPT, which you 80 kindly gave me access to, I have stated, time and again, why stich an act should be passed by the Legislature. . Many of the best writers.on the papers here think that all. articles, libelous or otherwise, should be signed by the full name of the writer. Some say, however, that the impersonality of the paper being gone, its influence would go with the personality that appeared: What nonsense! Does not every intelligent mau and woman know that in these days all newspapers are simply the personal organs of their owners? “Js. it net a well-known fact that a majority of these proprietors of the press are incapable. of writing two sentences grammatically correct ? Itis certainly true. Insucha dilemma what course do they pursue ? Why, they hire some bright bat irresponsible man as managing editor, and he in turn hires writers of all degrees, aud they write as, the managing editor dictates. They have no opinion; or if they have and it conflicta with ‘the course laid out by the managing editor, they must “hide it under a bushel.” Louis XIV. when he ascended the throne of France, said,.“I am the State,” and it appears to me that the managing itors of the present day appear to not express it in so many words. You will observe that I speak of,managing’ editors,and.not proprietors. I doso advisedly. Slowly but surely, if he knows his business, he becomes to all intents and purposes the proprietor as wéllas the proprietor’s agent. And the proprietor, for the sake of a nice, easy time, is willing that all the burden shal) be borne by his factotum.. * Now, let it be remembered, that the managing editor himself does not write a line. He gives out the subjects, and nothing goes in the paper, especially of an editorial. character, unless it has passed his censorship. One of the most brilliant editorial writers on the coast has told me many times'that he wished a law was passed that would make it compulsory. for every writer to sign his name— whether the article was long or short—to everything he wrote. “But it wouldn’t suit the proprietors,” he said. A great stress is laid upon the fact that such a law would work a hardship upon the country papers, What bosh! Does not every man, woman and child, within a radius of twenty miles, know who writes for the country papers? Of course “Rex,” “Justita” and “Pro Bono Publico” might be relegated to the waste basket, but as a general proposition that would be small loss. Tu large cities, however, it is different. The impersonality of the press has been jealously guarded, and for no good purpose. Dispute it who-will, that ia a fact. I state as a truth that can not be controverted, that if an article is worth publishing the name of the writer should; be signed to it. I hope the Governor will signa this bill; and ‘if he does, it. will be found to ‘work so well that another bill, still moré stringent, will be passed by the next Legislature. Water MEapD. For Rent. The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent, EnHe Passes Away: T ‘ Spécial to the TRANSCRIPT. Kinaston, Jamaica, March 21st,—Ex-Senator John Sherman died today on board.thé American line’steamer Gity of Paris. The hot weather had greatly weakened him and yesterday his doctors gave up all hope of his recovery. ES ty leas diphtheria. ~ 3 ‘a GO. Coleman, will be married tomorrow ‘levening in San Francisco to a Chicago. Sick and Wounded Returning. Manica, March 21—The U. 8. transports Senator and Ohio leave Manila for home today. They are loaded with sick and wounded troops, Writers [Must Sign Their Names. SacraMENTO; March 21—Goev,~ Gage today signed the Morehouse bill, requiring signatures to newspaper articles that can be construed as libelous in their nature. The Governor Is Noncommittal. SACRAMENTO, March 21. — Governor Gage will not say what bills are void by not being properly enrolled. The list published ‘im last night’s Bee is correct, however. The Lawrey Battery Case. The case of battery brought against former constable R: D, Lawrey of Grass Valley, and transferred to this city on an order for a change of venue, is being tried this afternoon before Justice Coughlan and a jury. District Attorney Power is conducting the prosecution and J. M. Walling is the defendant’s lawyer. Mrs. Lawrey in her testimony accuses her husband of infidelity and brutality. She claims that it was her discovery of some pictures and letters of other women in his possession that led to his alleged battery upon her. The defense is endeavher husband by her son between whom father’s eyes out. ———————eee How Is Your Wife? century. isfactory. quire of Fred E. Brown. tf the druggist. : tf . ICOUNTY . . being operated ander the management CULLINGS. MAYBERT: The Eagle Bird mine is of Messrs. Wortbley & Grissell and George E. Turner until such time as it produces enough money to pay off their claims and those of the miners who have money coming from the owners. The force of white men employed has been decreased to about twenty and all of the Chinamen: but two, who are running car, were let out Saturday night. There is a splendid body of ore on 600 level, and it is believed that with experienced and ecenomical management the mine can be made to pay handsomely. ' YOU BET: The funeral of Levi Hatch who died of pneumonia after a week’s illness, took place here this afternoon at two o’clock. He was a native of Maine,. aged seventy-nine, years, and was unmarried. He came to California in 49, and located at You Bet in ’63. GRANITEVILLE: Mr.and Mrs. Wm, McLean have returned from a, several weeks’ stay in San Franciséo and atthe county. seat. ‘ ’ a RELIEF HILL: Will Harris is conducting the postoffice during Post‘master Rauch’s absence.——A_ vicious dog bit James Penrose on the arm and he is very. sore, WASHINGTON: Mrs. W. H. Mead continues to be very ill. She has typhoid fever. 9 @e ‘A Mortgage Foreclosed. oring to‘show that Mrs. Diawrey is of a high-strung and nervous temperament, and that she has been incited against ‘and the ex-constable relations have been strained since some years. ago when the step-son shot one of his stepHas she lost her beauty? -<Ifso, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache). ure the principal causes. Karl's Olover. > Root Tea has cured these ills for half a Price 25 uts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not sat-. days Jonger. Av elegant line of milliFor sale by H. Dickerman, . nery and novelties of the latest on dis_ . The case of George Vincent against , Frank E. Dennen and his wife was tried in the Superior Court this morning. Suit was brought by plaintiff to foreélose two mortgages (one of $550 and another of $650) that he held against the residence property of the Dennens» situated on Winchester street in Grass , Valley. Judge Nilon granted a decree of foreclosure, fixed the attorney’s fee .at $75 and appointed George H., Zekind as commissioner to sell: the -propert ‘Mr. Zekind’s bond being fixed at $1,500. een] Only Two Days Longer. ~ “Mrs. Bostwick of the ‘City of Paris will only remain at the National two to here. a . “GRASS WALLEY NEWS. BYE DUDE AND TRIBE.. oe : ee un Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told The Schools of Our County Invited to A Former Grass Valley Boy Gets Into oday While on Board the Steamer City of] Paris, In the West Indies, “Reem riemeee ermmnms renner ema Over The Telephone. ie test’ A. Byrrows went to Sacramento have been invited to make. an exbibit . Grass Valley where his father, Nicholas “i. O.Grellor returned today to San! of their work at the session of the Na-;Morcom, was & local preacher re ; : tional Educational Association to be} miner, is in jail at San Francisco tor “A son of ex-Marshal Dennen has! held during the coming sammer at Los grand larceny. da: Francisco ar paar Grane ey the town has. Eighty-two new houses were built last year in Grass Valley, about three yand a half million feet of lumber being used. Miss Edith Powning returned today . ers has received the following letter in ‘ : Marysville after a fortnight’s visit . regard to the matter and will shortly Tobleman, 1510 Pine street, and es ere. ° OR take ateps to ascertaii the sentiments . with the merry throng present in the ‘Thos. F, Blake will soon open a drug. and desires of the teachers of the counenjoyments of.a card party. store in Grass Valley, making thefourth . ty relative to the proposition: , ones Heapquarrers, Loca Exrcutive ComMorcom changed his personality, and as a burglar roamed through the apartments and located a couple of sealskin W. J. Rogers,{Esq—Dear Sir: As! capes valued at $350, He secreted the the schools of our State will not be in . goods, Gnd when he bade the lady of oe Y % WILL THEY BXBIBIT? Show Their Work. The public schools of this county Angeles, County Superintendent RogMITTEE, N. Ev A.: Los ANGELES, Cal., Feb. 27, 1899. he dropped into the residence of F.A. Serious Trouble.Thomas Morcom, who used to live at On Friday last, as a swell of society, Before the pleasant event was over Important, Delion of Supreme by the Supreme Court. It’ was i Americian Legion of Honor. against in favor of the member's wife, uerite Gehrenbeck. She di months before her husband, the husband’s death the administrato set upa claim forthe money on the beneflicary certificate a of her estate.’ Gehrenbeck’s ¢ junior member of the new hardware ~ 1 here. ; >. tain. ‘4 x ‘. places where liquors are sold. The Harriet, the daughter of Hon. Jobn banker named Zane. Mrs. H. J. Robinson, mother of the firm of Brady & Robinson, arrived last night from Chicago and will remain Nevada county’s representatives in the Legislature are assured that the board of location, consisting of the Brigadier General, Major General and Adjutant General will reapportion a company to Grass Valley under the National Guard reorganization, Lieutenant Fred M. Miller: will be the capLast night the city trustees passed an ordinance increasing the liquor selling ordinance from $8 to $20 a quarter, ‘and another reducing the business men’s license from $4 to $3.a quarter. The $20 license must be paid by all saloons, restaurants, drug stores: groceries, Chinese stores and other raise will increase the city’s revenues about $2,400 a year. The trustees have at a salary’ of $25 a month in addition to the fees heretofore paid him. _ “And what do you hear from George Mrs. Mouser?” “He’s in Manila, yon know, and he says he’s having such a good time. We used to have a lot of trouble to get George te take exercise before breakfast. Ndw hé writes that he invariably takes his gun and goes out and kills a man or twe every blessed morming befor he eats. And it gives him such an appetite!” 20 + Half of Secretary Long’s huge mail is now daily devoted: to letters from all parts of the country suggesting names for the three battle ships and twelve cruisers provided for by the present naval bill. —_—_———— Strate or Ouro, Crry or ToLEepo, Lucas County.. oe Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CHengy & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALv’s Oatarru Cure, »FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of Deeember, A. D., 1886. es ; : A. W. GLEASON, SEAL §. Notary Public. ym é Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. : zi F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, 75c. Fee Hall's Family Pills are the best, -UNION:-:HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. D. J. STEVENS, -. oo ManaGeEr B, Brown, San Francisco, Mrs. B. Murphy, Washington, J. R. Royas, San Francisco, 8. D. Gray, Sacramento, Edwin Gray, do Grant Davis, do P: Mohan, do W. Lamb, do « Mohignerth, do . Clauson, Ukiah, . Ardell, Marysville, . Martin, Dutch Flat, nk Graves, Camptonville, . J. Calderwood, Sacramento,’ . B. Harker, Relief Hill, .O, Jepson, Reltef Hill, .D. McConnell, Towle, . H. Lafadore, San Francisco, ‘ Ayres yg Sy : rs. Scooney, Gr Valle; * . Cloman, daccaneiito. aca . Williams & w, do. ZREP HP COssnRE play.’ Hats from $4 up. m21-2t ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-PIVE CENTS, ose Peo pe ° Seine . REDUCED PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS, REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING.

REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. 4 ee glance would indicate. aw > purposes, then such a > A ‘e you can purchase High << Bee really getting One D That is exactly what we are giving in merchandise to our customers during this One-Quarter 4 “ Off Sale. If you will but stop to consider that our goods ‘at regular prices are always the lowest in p 1 ae» price, and in many instances Sold for less than their-real value, you will readily perceive’ that this twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods means much more to you than a casual olf we were offering you old goods or clothing hastily put’together for bargain reduction as we offer would mean nothing to the economical buyer. But when -Grade Standard Goods at. an actual saving of one-fourth, then you, are olla’ for Seventy-Five Gents. O6-0-0-00660464 54 440000000040 oe a ‘ " é Ks se . The be purchased ‘for $15; ~ j suit that used to sell for $20 a A ‘and all others’ at reduced” prices. “hoice from a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds, Scotch, Irish and . rah be .» «Domestic Mixtures and other guaranteed all wool fabrics. -— But, Remember This. Sale Is. STRICTLY CASH..) eet mene ee re ee : THE ONE-PRICE HOUSE. — . nd was fully worthgit, can now Take your tional Educational Association meeting, our visitors from other States can have no means of judging the educa-! discovered her loss, and her busband immediately reported the matter to Chief Lees, and Morcom -was caught at matter cf State pride that we should . his room with the plunder ‘in his pos-' make a full exhibition of such work as . session. ia done in every subject and in évery grade in our State public schools. \edin to iwvent a lot of improbable ‘Will you not use your personal influstories as to how he became possessed tional system of California except through exhibits. It seems to us a appointed C. Mumaugh pound master . » ence to have your schools fully repreexhibition, will you not, on or before April 1, 1899, inform us: ist. What, in general, will be the nature of your exhibit ? 294. Howmuch wallspace you: would like to have reserved for your exhibit ? "8d. Whether you will have exhibits that will require tables or shelves; and, if so, which you prefer ? ; Will you please send the name of the Ohairman of your Local Exhibit . Committee, or of some one who will take an active interest in securing an ‘éxhibit from your schools ? Address all communications to d W. H. Hovson, Chairman N. E. A. Educational Exhibit Committee, Los Angeles High School.. Or Matvitie Dozier, Secretary N. E. A. Educational Exhibit Committee, State Normal School, Los Angeles, Cal. fa 0 OO A-Good Place to Trade. Andrews & Polkingborn are now settled in their new store three doors below the City Hall and have a nice plants and shrubs, fresh candy, nuts, etc. They have a very neat place, sell at the lowest prices and are pleasant gentlemen to deal with. See their advertisement. Notice’ to Property Buyers Nevada City are hereby notified to first ascertain whether the city has any claims against the property for water. HUGH MURCHIE, ma2i-iw. Water Collector. For City Marshal. —s EB. A. TOMPKINS (Present. incumbent) Is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist. oa For Citylarshal. onan HENRY M. PLACE Is hereby announced as: a candidate May Ist. Le For City Marshal. PRANK VAUGHN Is hereby anhounced as ‘a candidate for City Marshal. Election, Mond: May Ist. re ——~ 7 LY n fie : ') Rhico?= ZL ye : SALT, DRIED AND CANNED FISH. Daring the season of fasting from meat, we carry an extra large stock of all kinds of FISH, and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. . We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the superior quality of their goods and feel confident that both the stock and the price will meet. with the approval of . the discriminating housekeeper. _ CALL, ON P. G. SCADDEN, “© Commercial St.: For the hest shine imtown eall on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. .Tan and ‘ tf anteed. _ For Rent. Brown & Morean, Sy session in July at the time of the Na-. the house adieu slipped them under his coat and sneaked away with them. sented? If you desire to assist in this at the conclusion of the improbable stock of fruit, vegetables, fish, flowering . » All persons buying improved real estate in . for City Marshal. Election, Monday, . . Five room house on Spring street—rent $10 with water. Enquire of On Saturday morning Mrs. Tobleman When accused of the. crime he startof the capes. The police listened and story took its teller into custody on a charge of grand larceny. His case came up before Judge Mogan yesterday morning, and on motion ‘of the the defense went over: for two days. “We like the idea of simplified spelling,” says the editor of the Perkins Junction “Palladium,” “but we don’t think we could ever become used to writing it. Jeeving the trax of his larjand muddee shuze on the flore. The marx are vizzibel yet.’ ” No Longer Youthful Soubrette (alluding: to a skirt she is wearing)—Old things look quite wellon the stage don’t they? More Youthful Walking Lady (sweetly)—Yes, dear, but you do make up so well, you know. oOo Castleton—If you don’t mind, Major, I won’t open this burgundy. until you finish your story. The Major—Er— why not'sir? ‘ “It will be riper then.” Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also. that neglect is suicidal. The worst cold or cough can be cured with: Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf In the meantime the coun amount into:court. The ch ‘He wawkt down the ile}, AN UNCOMPLETED GIFT, Afecting Benefciary Socielies, — A decision of impertance to beneficiary bodies was rendered Satorday Albrecht Gebrenbeck et al. and Jacob Kornahtens, administrator. ‘Theeouncil issued to one of its members a beneficiary certificate for $3000, which was cetitiauee) former wife contested the cla’ ea +3 former wife ‘obtained judgment, which the administrator of the « wife appealed. ms fae Cae The Supreme Justices hold that the interest of the beneficiary is that of an expectance of an uncompleted gift, which, like a will, is subject to revocation, and “the beneficiary having diced before any rights had become vested in her, this mere expectancy died with her, so there is nothing left for her heirs to succeed to.” Hence first. wife’s children were entitled to the money, and the judgment of the lower court was affirmed. ao Aenea Tue Errects OF THE GRIP are overcome by Hood’s Sarsaparilla which purifies the blood, tones the stomach, strengthens the nerves, and makes the whole system vigorous and healthy. A VEGETABLE cathartic that can be relied upon to do its work thoroughly —Hood’s Pills. Six loaves bread for 25c at Homidian’s. ~ Andrews #2 Polkinghorn On Broad Street, Keep on hand at all dichals the best of Vegetables, Fruits, Fresh Candies and Nats, PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Etc. O@F-Fresh Kish_gg Tuesday and Thursday Evenings All orders promptly and faithfully attended to, NE AES ASAE AE AE AS SS « Ladies’ Silk Waists ND Spring Suits At MAHER &CO’S. Ladies, our display this day in Window No. 2 consists of colored Spring Suits and’new Tailor Suitings. Also a second display of Silk Waists-ALL THE VERY LATEST. We want every lady to see them while in the windo w Easter witl soon be here and if you want a Suit or Waist NOW 1S YOUR TIME TO GET IT. They are quick sellers, and the best goes first— yet they are all grand and no mistake can be be ntade in selecting any of them. Respectfully, MAHER # CO. — = KINKEAD'S =~ UULULUALLUAUALULTS tte lowest prone = Fancy. Chairs, Couches, LOUNGEs, . Genter Cables, Sideboards, Etc. Ladies if you want a handsome Black Suit , come to us for it. MAHER & CO. to buy all kinds . of Furniture at An —_——_s TUESDAY.:. AND SAR Rowe, Alleged. A Visalia dis: disappearance announced. in created exciter among mining: tending the all Bird mine, is in than W. Robit now in jail ona checks on busi “In Rebins’ p in jail, was a.ck William Rober! “Robins is § feels keenly th: ment. He see dealings in Vis: stamp of amate guilty of all the him in Visalia, plead guilty. “Santa. Cruz Robins after crimes here. E aliases. _When change his nam Parker states t! anywhere on @. here will be dis be given over crimes,”Important For some yet a tendency on t county horsen better horses this object in 5 been paid to b has been very . horses. who di stock have an ' of securing the best stallions. i to the horse™] G. Richards of a fine animal a: a racing record heat. This va! Glenbrook Par and other part or consult Mr, store on Broad ae She May . Yesterday w doing some .w torney’s office verse side’ of . address of a . and under it tk The penmans! symmetrical, : cuted by one o factory that th Mr. Chambers claims to be ft down-East mi Shaughnessy ) him without 1 Révenue Star In answer. t« enue stamps jocation notic final, Interna Scott has dec papers. are.1 There is no te of this chare shall have . mine in the n the party sho his right to t would be liat other convey: **sHank’’ Henry M draulic mine here for sev an aspirant Mr. Place w prove @ COE officer. A Pic Charles I barber who « engaged for. Flat, leaves at. Decoto,. . his remainit = ct Of Shiloh’s guarantee: tw6-thirds tle faithfall are not ben your Drugs price paid $1.00. For druggist. A Dr. Lam treating m in this city remain he can be fou tinal are a! = Srx loa