March 22, 1899 (4 pages)

foes Published ee BROWN & CALKINS. ~~ 8. B. BROWN. L. 8. CALKING. <y). ra WEDNESDAY.MARCH 22, 1899. teen MINING MENTION, and Other Stale, i A report from Battle Mountain, Nev, ‘ says that a force of men is going to] ) commence work-on.a mining property Boe pin that vicinity under the? a 9s betrig mada’ at Seattle, “Waa t6 establish a ‘mining stock exchange in that city. The mines at Virginia Dale, San Bis nardino county, owned by Ingersoll & Esler of San Bernardino, are tarning out over $100 per day. . : J. T. Brownlow, a prominent mining oman of Washington State, is now at} . Monday, April 17th, to the building adTrinity developing two promising claims on the north fork of Coffee a «) Calpitalistsare getting dorivet of . ; ‘the best mines in Pioche, and as they are connected with the Utah & Pacific Railroad, the branch from Clover valley junction will surely run into Pioche, which will make the old camp boom again. A string of eighty shiress and eight wagons has arrived from Salt Lake at the sulphur mines in Humboldt county, for the transportation of the product to the railroad. As development work by Sovenintendent: Kemp, for the Lewishon Bros., progresses on the Golinoky group of copper mines-at Kennett, everything indicates the speedy development of awother great smelting property. The prospective purchasers are more than satisfied with the outlook. The five-stamp mill on the Old Spanish mine at Lower Springs is running snroothly night and day. The Old Spanish is now one ef the wealth-producers of Shasta county. . “he Tombstone (Ariz.) “Prospector” says thai some good news comes from the Black Diamond group in the Dra-. --good Mountains, to the. effect that the contractors, who are doing some 200 feet of ‘work; féport having striick in the main workings a rich body of sulphide ore.:: The extent of the new find is not yet accurately known, but the indications are that a large body of ore. has been encountered. The strike is regarded as* one of importance, demonstrating that the’ copper’ belt. of the Dragoon range possesses great wealth, Menzel & Pugh are sinking a ventillating and hoisting shaft to intersect he tunnel of their mine in Shasta county. ‘The shaft is being put down in pay ore. When the shaft is completed they will start up their crushing plant. A five-stamp mill is being built at the . old: Escondido mines, near Escondido, San Diego, replacing the Griffin rotary mill formerly there. The Escondido mine has been worked off and on for many yéars. The first ran under the new management of the Ranchita mine, near Banner, San Diego county, is reported to have been $50. per ton. The ore was. taken from the 4650-fodt level. The Ranchita will soon make a great record fpr itself. The dividends declared by the Crip“ple Creek mines during February ex“Geeds all previous records, aggregating $878,000, an increase of $176,000, compated with the January disbursements. The gold output was $1,275,250, a decrease of $500,000 compared. with January, this being due to the unusual spowfall, merrheerntny How Is Your Wife? Hes she lost her beauty? If so, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the. principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea-has oured these ills for half a céiituty,: Price 25 vts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the drnggist.” tf THE TRANSORIPP: "I _ For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. ‘Nevada Lodge of Masons will confer =. the second degree tonight. Gaylord & Son have received an in‘The celebrated Star Creamery ney for saleonly by. Gaylord & Son. tf. “English ale on ‘@ranght, five cents a [isles at Beckley's Grotto’ saloon. tf * ‘The weather clerk Predicts the storm ‘will continue tonight and tomorrow. Fine, large bananas just received at Joe Cohn’s, Main and Union streets. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf. ®Dr. a. W. Wagterypbysician and sureon. Office and residence Main st. Gaylord & Son have a fresh lot of Los Angeles navel oranges. _ They ‘must be sold. , tf T. J. Stewart of Town Talk has made telephone © edaéction « ‘with Mevads City--No, 808. © * Next week being Holy Week, special services will be held in thé’ [Bpieeepaly: and Catholic churches, tied New peas, asparagus, sweet potatoes and other harbingérs of gentle spring are in the local market. a ‘Wild’s barber shop will be removed: joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad sty’ Proprietor Beckley. has a force of carpenters and carpet layers at work ‘renovating the Grotto saloon in fine shape. The rainfall here, for 24 hours to nine a.m, today was 98 ofan inch. It was, snowing fast all day in the mMonutuins above, ~ Owing to the storm there was but a slim. crowd of people at the Salvationist meeting in the Congregational.charch last night. Last, night Constable Scott arrested two xagrants. ‘This. morning Justice days apiece. Lawrence Quigley was brought ’ to the county jail today. to serve a. ten day term for vagrancy imposed by Justice Mulroy. Yesterday was the beginning of the vernal equinox when: the days and nights are about of equal length throughout the world. J. J. McDonald, formerly ‘of ‘Rocks! will contest the will by ‘which’ his father bequeathes $100,000 and left the contestant out in the cold. David Mair will during. the: coming summer build a house ona’ portion of the lot on Cottage street that. the. late J. B. Johnson owned for so many At Johnson, Vermont, the people “t the town are supplied with incandescent eleetric light, whichis owned by thetown, at $1 a year. . cost of the plant was $5,000. The following aumbers won prizes in Mrs. Zieger’s raffle for tidies: No. 10 won Ist prize, 24 the 2d, 18 the 3d, 5 the 4th, 16 the 5th, 41 the 6th, 6 the 7th, 39 the 8th, 47 the 9th, 15 the 10th. Joe King proposes to) improve his Coyote’ street ‘residence property ‘by moving the old house from the rear to the front of the lot and reconstructing it. Phil. Byrne will do the work. clerk and is now a.morphine fiend, was released today from the county jail where he served ten days for vagrancy, and Deputy Sheriff Pascoe escorted him to Colfax, } : Write’on ‘a’ piece’ of ‘paper the number representing your age, multiply by two, add 3,796, divide by two, then: subtract the number representing your age, and before yoar eyes will be something you will never-see again. There is talk of extending theSierra Valley narrow gaugé railroad to Reno. The preject. is, as the Gazette anger stands it; to; run: the road into. build large sawmills, box factory faa sash and door plant on the banks-of the Truckee. The locak Epworth League; in’: order to raise funds to entertain the district . convention of ‘their organization at this city, in April next, will give a series. of weekly lectures at the Methodist church beginning. Friday ’ evening by one from Rey, Phelps on “The: Use. of . Humor.” Rev. Naylor will : ale a; later on Gladstone and a week aher that Rev. Willi#will tell of his travels in India: At the lecture this week Miss Ethel Gladys O’Brien will sing Holbrook sent them to jail for ten: Joe Scott, who used tobe a drug. ”. bo talk. ternoon late sade Nid signed the findings in the oegtenee. ! . foreclosure case of J. W. Relley vs. Paddy Campbell and the New Blue Point Mining Company, wherein Relley obtained a~judgment. against . the :de. : fendant for $16,700 and costs. ‘The property involved is situated rt eee ae includes a old ares maine. at : An Old ‘Offender. A ‘tramp sent here from Truckee Sunday under the name of WaD. Bes to.serve thirty days for beating a bill is the party who some two. years . ago-under the name of Jones“and’ in the guise of a wood comtractor ordered’ large bills of goods at various stores and never called around to pay for abd take thém away, worked. his game at Sacratnento, eg » North Bloomfield and other: places, He was arrested here. for insgnity and was réleased a little later. He’ Tesbotl ly served a term; in the Auburr jail. * Senator Stierwins Still Lives.’ © tor John Sherman of Ohio had died was premature. He was better accerding to last night’s advices. Chas. P. Loughridge of this city lived with Senator Sberman when a boy. FURST ‘TO GROW ORANGES. — Sesuits. Introduced ‘Theim Into Lig Pelican State. The orange of Louisiana is an excliie tionally fine variety of that fruit, and commands & good price in the market, The orange was first introduced into colonial Louisiana by the Jesuits, having: been first by. the members of the: society ‘on their grounds, which formerly comprised that f-the city of New Orleans which constitutes the lower part of the first istrict, ee to Common street. ©’ parishes are the chief centers of the orange culture of Lonisiana, the fruit also grows well in the parishes of Ofleans, Jefferson, St. James, St. John Baptist, St. Charles, Assumption, St. Mary, Terrebonne, “Lafourche, Vermilfon, Cameron, Iberia and Sabine. The orange. tree: begins to bear at about the seventh year, although it is not reckdned to have -reached its full growth until its twelfth or fifteenth year.: 4 The orange culture in Louisiana is probably thestiost profitable industry of the ‘state uhdet favorable conditions, a full grown” tréeprodiicing from 8,000 generally selling .for--$10 a. thousand, and as some of the largest orchards in. the: staté” yield as ‘many ag 8,000;000 * foratiges their’ markét “value gives’ a princely income “to the owners of the trees. Comparatively a very small acreage of the state is devoted to the growth of orasiges-—posstbly not more than 2/000 acres. i). ~« The sweetness, delicacy and juiciness of the Louisiana orange, the best of which are regarded in the markets outside of Louisiana as superior to even the oranges of. Cuba, to which island the fruit. is indigenous, render the Louisiana oranges highly prized in the north and west of the United States, 0 much so that the supply is not by any means equal to the demand. —New Orleans Picayune. _ Milton and Daace’s Geaven, ~ Milton’s heaven is earthly ‘and-obvions, though with none but. celestial inhabitants; where eve and morn succeed each other and ‘‘grateful twilight’’ has its appointed hour; where the trees Of life ambrosial fruitage bear; and Vines Yield nectar ;-*% whose angels sleep ‘‘fanned with cool winds’’ in théir celestial tabernacles and eat_not. seemingly ‘‘nor, in mist,’! but)“‘with keen dispatcH.of real: hunger” verging on excess, from any injurious effects of. which, asthe pcet takes’ pains to téll’ us, their spiritual nature ayails to save them. Dante's heaven ig no. less definite and, orderly: to . sa ‘its minutest detail, but mystical and and daughters. of earth, passing from glory to glory in ascending brightness, with divine. visions that come and go like stars in a cloudy night and attendred by the’ music of the spheres: ~ These are the two extremes between which lesser poets paint and: any tety ~Geqtioman’ 8 Me 5 ie Bhs Only, Two. © Days Loasee, Mrs. Bostwick of the: -City: ‘6tParis will only remain at the National. two néry and ‘novelties:of the latest on play. Hats from $4 up. mot Yesterday’s press dispatch tliat Sena16a siness, bat was a wartn-bearted, honWhile St. Bernard and Plaqtiemsince to 5,000. oranges, thé fruit on the tree . . ‘%}awfally mean. That horrid Quill. girl ethereal, even while peopled by the sons t days longer. An-elegant line. of mil . ‘ sing 7 en I oer, the Popa: lar Hotel Steward. Jolin Arthur Heyer, a native of Kan‘died-half an bour before noon today at his home on Nevada street of aneurism health fora year or more.and tad been confined to his bed for some two weeks. “. He was conscious almost to the last. “Mr. Heyer « came to California when a . young man and had built up a reputation as’one of the most efficient hotel stewards on the coast, having been emrd} ployed. at various times in ‘hotels in Bartlett Springs, Sacramento and ‘San Francisco, ‘In'the early wishin he was married in Lake county and coming here with his family in 1882 went to work at the Union hotel whenthe Rector Brothers took possession of that house. Subsequently he left this city and after being absent a whilé returned and again entered their employ soon after they took the National hotel, ahd has been with them continuously since then. He was tiot only an artist in his line of orable gentleman whe nolnbered his friends bythe hundreds. Universal regret is expressed at his untimely taking off and deep sympathy is felt for the widew and two young daugh‘ters who survive him. He belonged to Milo. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and to Nevada City Council, American Legion ‘of Honor. The time for holding. the funeral has not been fixed yet, but it will siaer nen take place Sat farday. i eee Advertised Letters, The following i is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada City, March 22, 1899; ’ “Boggs, Mr.’ Bervard, Johnny --Campbeil, Mrs: Atinje ~ Elmer, J. E, Hunter, EC. Hayward, Hon, M. I. Haas, Mrs, May Johnston; Bill Kitto, Edward Sparks, I. H. Smith, Miss May Smith, Mrs. 4, Shockey, Miss Pearl i Sherwood, Miss Carrie Vaughan ‘Miss Virginia Weller, W. Webber, Mrs. J. A. Weber, Mrs. Nick . ~ Young, Minnie ; FOREIGN: ‘Hernandez, Manuel Lebocuf, ‘I’b: ‘Roberts, William H. Walgren, Frank If not called for in fifteen days let. ters wlll be sent to the dead ‘letter of-fice. Parties-calling for any of these letters will please say “advertisedy’ and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. ed, “thy husband never talks back to me, ” “Of course not,” said. her. campion. “He’s a professional pugilist, and doesn’t believe in taking his — home with him, 2ee Miss Stillgirl (sobbing) —I. think. it’s has been saying that I paint, Miss Meanness—Never mind, dear. Texpect if.she had your complexion she'd paint, too Bec aa Scat eC ar pacer at The Actor—How’s business ? ‘The Actress—Bud ! Two measly. face powder testimonials so far this week. =— ——Stare or Ono, Crry or TOLEDO, 80 Lucas County, ‘ is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CuEney & ©o, doing: business in the Cit oy of Toledo, doun and State afore‘and. that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS or each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL’s CaTarri Curr. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and. subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of DecemberJjA. D., 1886. — Notary Public. Hal's Catarrh Oure is taken internfor testimonials, fre F.J CHENEY " CO.,'Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, 75c, Hall's Family Pille are the best. Six loaves bread fo for 25c at Homann’s’ ‘: gia de r Off Sale REDUCED PRICES ON. UVERCOATS. pha oe REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. yates REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. That is exact] : Bat, Remember This, Sale Is STRICT LY CASH y what we are giving in merchaitdise to. our If you will but stop to consider that our goods at r price, and i in many instances sold “for twenty-five cents rebate on’ every dollar’s glance would indicate. less than their Teal, — Jf we were. offering yea old. » goods” eae oh & purposes, then such ‘a feduction as’ we offer would Ages pisos g you can purchase aauipascson cite veally getting. The suit hat Piper, ny se ae: # & much sayin g tee ¢ CRETE ‘ciastomers. during” iis One-Quarter eghlar prices:are always the lowest in ue, you will readily perceive ‘that this thing hastily put together for bargain. ¥ to the economical buyer. ‘ee Gents. ee to: a eh $26 cua was s fully a at HOUSE. more to you than a casual But when of PC rs toe en fe -are ¥ . ‘ Lote Sk ates PEL T a8 t, can now} be purchased for $15; and all» others’ ‘at reduced ¥ Pati ake your from ‘a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds) Scotch,” Irish ins Bost Mixtures and apes cypationd ie wool Aerie: “het Sron, sas City, Mo. aged about forty years,. rorthe aorta: He had been “in failing “No matter what I say,” she remark: i FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he} ~ ~~ : Roe acts directly on the blood and . -/ mucous surfaces bays system. Send " PRRSONAL Al, POINTERS, > 2 y T: ly Chronicle of -the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. Joseph Patterson is ill. A.'@. Walker of the Reward mine is Sick. agi Be Col. I. M. Taylor , arrived here last evening. L. D. Wells is quite sick at his home on upper Spring street. George A. Legg has so far recovered from his illness as'te sit up now. Mr: and Mrs.’ Theodore Wetzel of Grass Valley were in.town today. North Bloonrfield werd in:town today. Superiitendent McFall of the Texas mine has returned from San Francisco. J. L. Tucker, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s route agent, is here from Sacramentor Oharlés “King and’ Miss Evelyn . Simons went to Washington on today’s stage. Wm. Ragon, who was operated on for appendicitis yesterday is getting along nicely. Phil Bradley has returned from Placer county where he has been visiting mines. Mrs. May McCormick arrived this morning from Oakland and will remain a few days. Ed A. Arthur, the Sacramento street blacksmith, got a piece of steel in. one of his eyes‘and is suffering considerably from it. At San Francisco Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Ira R. Doolittle, formerly of Nevada City, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. \ . Mise Ethel.O’Brien, the young duughter of J. EB. O’Brien, arrivéd on this morning’s train from Oakland and will remain here with her father, . Mrs. ‘Daley. of Portland, Oregon, came over today from Shady Creek where she has been visiting Mrs. Lutz. She is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Rapp. H, Scheunert, the “well-known commercial traveler, has recently made a tour of the valley counties and ‘he says. the big storm has ‘caused a broad smile to spread over the faces of the people all along the line, Like ‘vitionaidin, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hoad’s Pills. “They do nee work # Ns ‘easily and thoringhie Best after dinner pills, 2 cents. All. druggists. . Prepared by C. I. Hood The only Pill to take with ood’s Sarsaparilla Notice {0 Property Buyers. All persons buying improved real estate in Nevada City are hereby notified to first ascertain. whether the city has any claims against the property for water. ' . > HUGH MURCHIR, m21-1w. Water Collector. For Gity Marshal. E. A. TOMPKINS : (Present. dncambent) Ts hereby announced as a: eandidate’ for pe cig Election Monday, May lat. % “For City Marshal ‘ —_— HENRY M. back : Is hereby. anounced as.a candidate for City Marebal, Motos Monday, May 1st. * For City Marshal. FRANK. VAUGHN for r Oh he Bs Leto ‘May Ist. ort sts of : i on SALT, DRIED AND CANNED Fish. During the season of fasting from meat, we carry an Sain aren sick of all kinds of . in perfect condition. ,. as We -have drawn our ‘supplies’ from packers ‘justly celebrated for the 8uperior. quality of their goods and feel 3 a that both the stock and the} ¢ will meet with ‘the. approval of CALL ON PG SCADDEN,. Comment: sete St. "3 WALLING, Merde: ha Alex. Monteith ‘and daughters of . . Consumption Cure. FISH, and it will'66 found of fine quality and . fe idiscritinatisgihousekeepér. °' Lest GRASS VALLEY a0 A Day’ 5 Record of Our of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. to Sacramento today. Charles Morehouse, who has inflammatory rheumatism,.was.much.better today. 1.04 inches of rain fell for. the 24 hours preceding noon today. The season’s total is 26.09 inches. A Sacramento man named John Oar, , ter is looking around Grass. Valley and says he may conclude to start a cigar factory here. . John Glasson of Grass Valley and Feltows Lodge. © here but has been at Benicia of late, is ina hospital at San Francisco being treated for injuries — from overlifting. Evangelist Weber, who is conducting revival meetings here, is a mining operator as well as @ preacher. He has “placed” several Colorado and California mines, ‘Three men claiming to be miners from Montana-in. search of. work. were arrested last night by Constable Peterson. They were broke.;.'Today they were shipped to Colfax. The new electric plant at the Allison Ranch is about ready to be. started. It will supplant the steam power. The pumps have of late been unable to keep the water out of the mine. Négotiations are in progress for the bonding of the Electric mine, owned’ by Messrs. Biggs, George .and others, to av: Eastern co pany that is represented by local business men, The price mentioned is $25,000. Says the Montgomery (IIl:). News:— “Thank heaven, it is done!: ‘Last Wednesday the State Senate passed Fort’s bill prohibiting the use of. the female face, form ahd figure in an immodest manner for advertising purposes. For some time we have had to wear blinders whenever we passed a billboard, bat new we can took at any old billboard or cigarette advertisement in the face . without blushing.” Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that pane is suicidal. The-worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough aud to. gS Invisible Chagas We wish every lady eke see our large window. Respectfully, See Muslin Un “In our other w . om SEAT Ed A. Roberts, the attorney, returned : Fred Palamountain, who used to live . © Sold: on tive An ‘guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale Pky pemmnele n0f 1 fotthtutly by H. Dickerman, the druggist. : tf . % SB RW BWAS Mp, AD. BAS, Ti SATS 7. Zi Zi Suites Suits J At MAHERS’.= Ladies, this day, we have Placed on Z exhibition a lot of Cailor Wade Suits, @gs latest colorings : : “Covert, Venetians i and , They a are just:the thing: for street suits or traveling dresses, Good for any climate; good for any and all seasons and not expensive. them while on exhibition in You can’t do sites at wey shinee PRICES ALL ‘MARKED, come TO Us FOR Lage CURTAINS. it wait till vermorrow; it’s h now! = . . Graind Mastér Carl:C. Brook have gone Cres to Forest Hill to officially visit the Odd . wildly. for?” “Bare, drinkéd all hia eoothin ’ syrup a the cork, and I don’t know joy ails higo, unless it’s the att rho ewament Be “You were on your beat: when this riot occurred?” asked the : “No, ser,” replied. the pi ecne n; “[ was on the neck ave the spalpoon ino dodie yer *Anner.” It is said that “Niteoe Mors, athe packer, cen tell by the tastb:of “a beer. steak or roast, beef whether the steer came from Texas or Montana. —_—_—_—_—_—— On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is touse two-thirds of the contents! of this. bottle faithfully, then if you é¢an: say you are not benefitted retare the bottle to -your Druggist and he refund paid.” Prise ereso oat oe se] 1.00, ° Troe sale by H. Dickerman, the the raggist. see Ne : Sx loaves bedad tor Ie at Homann’s ‘Andrews 2 hiighon On Broad Street, « Keep on hand at all times the eet of Vegetables, Fresh. Candies and Nuts, PLANTS AND >» FLOWERS. Etc. gar rresh Fishgog Tuesday and Thursday Evenings A Up, Die IS WA ae indow itsdrs _ covering tr6 .Y Currier was Printing off places whér and she is 1 Will. McKin working ab. Lola Myere soon leave ft —Mrs. ‘B. who has bee! at Malakoff, crosscute ar rock tannel made. Whe contractors . They struck threw up 't pany took hi Ingersoll a work they g: and the drill time the be ward into a . if the tunne! hole will be will be foun when the tui A-quarter of night.——Tb and Granite’ WASHIN( Bean, who ct ona visit to is quite’ 4 ‘ MAYBER jhas been ser —_The Eag stamps agai -RELIEF 1] ing in the. bas been res which was s account. of Miss Bessie weeks ago f employed tl tor——The Chas. Ross, SRR NE: ANNIVER ‘Local odd: ] Union & Oustomal at their mee April 25th, « ‘the watitat United. Stat ‘teresting pr ete, togeth: night’s mee was appoin' On Tuesd willélect f Grand Lod Francisco. May. The ¢ At the co tees, a mar are to be o ‘tees Recto: and an’ eff them stan shown the: for'the pla is County his daties vate® busit attention. refusal to prevail ut William H withMr.’ Ge , “ /vttastee. A shalship. and will 5 oppesitio been elec! it is thon You -coedin better, ithat * j it.

foes Published ee BROWN & CALKINS. ~~ 8. B. BROWN. L. 8. CALKING. <y). ra WEDNESDAY..MARCH 22, 1899. teen MINING MENTION, and Other Stale, i A report from Battle Mountain, Nev, ‘ says that a force of men is going to] ) commence work-on.a mining property Boe pin that vicinity under the? a 9s betrig mada’ at Seattle, “Waa t6 establish a ‘mining stock exchange in that city. The mines at Virginia Dale, San Bis nardino county, owned by Ingersoll & Esler of San Bernardino, are tarning out over $100 per day. . : J. T. Brownlow, a prominent mining oman of Washington State, is now at} . Monday, April 17th, to the building adTrinity developing two promising claims on the north fork of Coffee a «) Calpitalistsare getting dorivet of . ; ‘the best mines in Pioche, and as they are connected with the Utah & Pacific Railroad, the branch from Clover valley junction will surely run into Pioche, which will make the old camp boom again.. A string of eighty shiress and eight wagons has arrived from Salt Lake at the sulphur mines in Humboldt county, for the transportation of the product to the railroad. As development work by Sovenintendent: Kemp, for the Lewishon Bros., progresses on the Golinoky group of copper mines-at Kennett, everything indicates the speedy development of awother great smelting property. The prospective purchasers are more than satisfied with the outlook. The five-stamp mill on the Old Spanish mine at Lower Springs is running snroothly night and day. The Old Spanish is now one ef the wealth-producers of Shasta county. .. “he Tombstone (Ariz.) “Prospector” says thai some good news comes from the Black Diamond group in the Dra-. --good Mountains, to the. effect that the contractors, who are doing some 200 feet of ‘work; féport having striick in the main workings a rich body of sulphide ore.:: The extent of the new find is not yet accurately known, but the indications are that a large body of ore. has been encountered. The strike is regarded as* one of importance, demonstrating that the’ copper’ belt. of the Dragoon range possesses great wealth, Menzel & Pugh are sinking a ventillating and hoisting shaft to intersect he tunnel of their mine in Shasta county. ‘The shaft is being put down in pay ore. When the shaft is completed they will start up their crushing plant. A five-stamp mill is being built at the . old: Escondido mines, near Escondido, San Diego, replacing the Griffin rotary mill formerly there. The Escondido mine has been worked off and on for many yéars. The first ran under the new management of the Ranchita mine, near Banner, San Diego county, is reported to have been $50. per ton. The ore was. taken from the 4650-fodt level. The Ranchita will soon make a great record fpr itself. The dividends declared by the Crip“ple Creek mines during February ex“Geeds all previous records, aggregating $878,000, an increase of $176,000, compated with the January disbursements. The gold output was $1,275,250, a decrease of $500,000 compared. with January, this being due to the unusual spowfall, merrheerntny How Is Your Wife? Hes she lost her beauty? If so, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the. principal causes. Karl’s Clover Root Tea-has oured these ills for half a céiituty,: Price 25 vts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the drnggist.” tf THE TRANSORIPP: "I _ For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray. ‘Nevada Lodge of Masons will confer =. the second degree tonight. Gaylord & Son have received an in‘The celebrated Star Creamery ney for saleonly by. Gaylord & Son.. tf. “English ale on ‘@ranght, five cents a [isles at Beckley's Grotto’ saloon. tf * ‘The weather clerk Predicts the storm ‘will continue tonight and tomorrow. Fine, large bananas just received at Joe Cohn’s, Main and Union streets. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf. ®Dr. a. W. Wagterypbysician and sureon. Office and residence Main st. Gaylord & Son have a fresh lot of Los Angeles navel oranges. _ They ‘must be sold. , tf T. J. Stewart of Town Talk has made telephone © edaéction « ‘with Mevads City--No, 808. © * Next week being Holy Week, special services will be held in thé’ [Bpieeepaly: and Catholic churches, tied New peas, asparagus, sweet potatoes and other harbingérs of gentle spring are in the local market. a ‘Wild’s barber shop will be removed: joining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad sty’ Proprietor Beckley. has a force of carpenters and carpet layers at work ‘renovating the Grotto saloon in fine shape. The rainfall here, for 24 hours to nine a.m, today was 98 ofan inch. It was, snowing fast all day in the mMonutuins above, ~ Owing to the storm there was but a slim. crowd of people at the Salvationist meeting in the Congregational.charch last night. Last, night Constable Scott arrested two xagrants. ‘This. morning Justice days apiece. Lawrence Quigley was brought ’ to the county jail today. to serve a. ten day term for vagrancy imposed by Justice Mulroy. Yesterday was the beginning of the vernal equinox when: the days and nights are about of equal length throughout the world. J. J. McDonald, formerly ‘of ‘Rocks! will contest the will by ‘which’ his father bequeathes $100,000 and left the contestant out in the cold. David Mair will during. the: coming summer build a house ona’ portion of the lot on Cottage street that. the. late J. B. Johnson owned for so many At Johnson, Vermont, the people “t the town are supplied with incandescent eleetric light, whichis owned by thetown, at $1 a year. . cost of the plant was $5,000. The following aumbers won prizes in Mrs. Zieger’s raffle for tidies: No. 10 won Ist prize, 24 the 2d, 18 the 3d, 5 the 4th, 16 the 5th, 41 the 6th, 6 the 7th, 39 the 8th, 47 the 9th, 15 the 10th. Joe King proposes to) improve his Coyote’ street ‘residence property ‘by moving the old house from the rear to the front of the lot and reconstructing it. Phil. Byrne will do the work. clerk and is now a.morphine fiend, was released today from the county jail where he served ten days for vagrancy, and Deputy Sheriff Pascoe escorted him to Colfax, } : Write’on ‘a’ piece’ of ‘paper the number representing your age, multiply by two, add 3,796, divide by two, then: subtract the number representing your age, and before yoar eyes will be something you will never-see again. There is talk of extending theSierra Valley narrow gaugé railroad to Reno. The preject. is, as the Gazette anger stands it; to; run: the road into. build large sawmills, box factory faa sash and door plant on the banks-of the Truckee. The locak Epworth League; in’: order to raise funds to entertain the district . convention of ‘their organization at this city, in April next, will give a series. of weekly lectures at the Methodist church beginning. Friday ’ evening by one from Rey, Phelps on “The: Use. of . Humor.” Rev. Naylor will : ale a; later on Gladstone and a week aher that Rev. Willi#will tell of his travels in India: At the lecture this week Miss Ethel Gladys O’Brien will sing Holbrook sent them to jail for ten: Joe Scott, who used tobe a drug. ”. bo talk. ternoon late sade Nid signed the findings in the oegtenee. ! . foreclosure case of J. W. Relley vs. Paddy Campbell and the New Blue Point Mining Company, wherein Relley obtained a~judgment. against . the :de. : fendant for $16,700 and costs. ‘The property involved is situated rt eee ae includes a old ares maine.. at : An Old ‘Offender. A ‘tramp sent here from Truckee Sunday under the name of WaD. Bes to.serve thirty days for beating a bill is the party who some two. years . ago-under the name of Jones“and’ in the guise of a wood comtractor ordered’ large bills of goods at various stores and never called around to pay for abd take thém away, worked. his game at Sacratnento, eg » North Bloomfield and other: places, He was arrested here. for insgnity and was réleased a little later. He’ Tesbotl ly served a term; in the Auburr jail. * Senator Stierwins Still Lives.’ © tor John Sherman of Ohio had died was premature. He was better accerding to last night’s advices. Chas. P. Loughridge of this city lived with Senator Sberman when a boy. FURST ‘TO GROW ORANGES. — Sesuits. Introduced ‘Theim Into Lig Pelican State. The orange of Louisiana is an excliie tionally fine variety of that fruit, and commands & good price in the market, The orange was first introduced into colonial Louisiana by the Jesuits, having: been first by. the members of the: society ‘on their grounds, which formerly comprised that f-the city of New Orleans which constitutes the lower part of the first istrict, ee to Common street. ©’ parishes are the chief centers of the orange culture of Lonisiana, the fruit also grows well in the parishes of Ofleans, Jefferson, St. James, St. John Baptist, St. Charles, Assumption, St. Mary, Terrebonne, “Lafourche, Vermilfon, Cameron, Iberia and Sabine. The orange. tree: begins to bear at about the seventh year, although it is not reckdned to have -reached its full growth until its twelfth or fifteenth year.: 4 The orange culture in Louisiana is probably thestiost profitable industry of the ‘state uhdet favorable conditions, a full grown” tréeprodiicing from 8,000 generally selling .for--$10 a. thousand, and as some of the largest orchards in. the: staté” yield as ‘many ag 8,000;000 * foratiges their’ markét “value gives’ a princely income “to the owners of the trees. Comparatively a very small acreage of the state is devoted to the growth of orasiges-—posstbly not more than 2/000 acres. i). ~« The sweetness, delicacy and juiciness of the Louisiana orange, the best of which are regarded in the markets outside of Louisiana as superior to even the oranges of. Cuba, to which island the fruit. is indigenous, render the Louisiana oranges highly prized in the north and west of the United States, 0 much so that the supply is not by any means equal to the demand. —New Orleans Picayune. _ Milton and Daace’s Geaven, ~ Milton’s heaven is earthly ‘and-obvions, though with none but. celestial inhabitants; where eve and morn succeed each other and ‘‘grateful twilight’’ has its appointed hour; where the trees Of life ambrosial fruitage bear; and Vines Yield nectar ;-*% whose angels sleep ‘‘fanned with cool winds’’ in théir celestial tabernacles and eat_not. seemingly ‘‘nor, in mist,’! but)“‘with keen dispatcH.of real: hunger” verging on excess, from any injurious effects of. which, asthe pcet takes’ pains to téll’ us, their spiritual nature ayails to save them. Dante's heaven ig no. less definite and, orderly: to . sa ‘its minutest detail, but mystical and and daughters. of earth, passing from glory to glory in ascending brightness, with divine. visions that come and go like stars in a cloudy night and attendred by the’ music of the spheres: ~ These are the two extremes between which lesser poets paint and: any tety ~Geqtioman’ 8 Me 5 ie Bhs Only, Two. © Days Loasee, Mrs. Bostwick of the: -City: ‘6tParis will only remain at the National. two néry and ‘novelties:of the latest on play. Hats from $4 up. mot Yesterday’s press dispatch tliat Sena16a siness, bat was a wartn-bearted, honWhile St. Bernard and Plaqtiemsince to 5,000. oranges, thé fruit on the tree . .. ‘%}awfally mean. That horrid Quill. girl ethereal, even while peopled by the sons t days longer. An-elegant line. of mil . ‘ sing 7 en I oer, the Popa: lar Hotel Steward. Jolin Arthur Heyer, a native of Kan‘died-half an bour before noon today at his home on Nevada street of aneurism health fora year or more.and tad been confined to his bed for some two weeks. “. He was conscious almost to the last. “Mr. Heyer « came to California when a . young man and had built up a reputation as’one of the most efficient hotel stewards on the coast, having been emrd} ployed. at various times in ‘hotels in Bartlett Springs, Sacramento and ‘San Francisco, ‘In'the early wishin he was married in Lake county and coming here with his family in 1882 went to work at the Union hotel whenthe Rector Brothers took possession of that house. Subsequently he left this city and after being absent a whilé returned and again entered their employ soon after they took the National hotel, ahd has been with them continuously since then. He was tiot only an artist in his line of orable gentleman whe nolnbered his friends bythe hundreds. Universal regret is expressed at his untimely taking off and deep sympathy is felt for the widew and two young daugh‘ters who survive him. He belonged to Milo. Lodge, Knights of Pythias, and to Nevada City Council, American Legion ‘of Honor. The time for holding. the funeral has not been fixed yet, but it will siaer nen take place Sat farday. i eee Advertised Letters, The following i is a list of the letters remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada City, March 22, 1899; ’ “Boggs, Mr.’ Bervard, Johnny --Campbeil, Mrs: Atinje ~ Elmer, J. E, Hunter, EC. Hayward, Hon, M. I. Haas, Mrs, May Johnston; Bill Kitto, Edward Sparks, I. H. Smith, Miss May Smith, Mrs. 4, Shockey, Miss Pearl i Sherwood, Miss Carrie Vaughan ‘Miss Virginia Weller, W. Webber, Mrs. J. A. Weber, Mrs. Nick . ~ Young, Minnie ; FOREIGN: ‘Hernandez, Manuel Lebocuf, ‘I’b: ‘Roberts, William H. Walgren, Frank If not called for in fifteen days let. ters wlll be sent to the dead ‘letter of-fice. Parties-calling for any of these letters will please say “advertisedy’ and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. E. CARR, Postmaster. ed, “thy husband never talks back to me, ” “Of course not,” said. her. campion. “He’s a professional pugilist, and doesn’t believe in taking his — home with him, 2ee Miss Stillgirl (sobbing) —I. think. it’s has been saying that I paint, Miss Meanness—Never mind, dear. Texpect if.she had your complexion she'd paint, too Bec aa Scat eC ar pacer at The Actor—How’s business ? ‘The Actress—Bud ! Two measly. face powder testimonials so far this week. =— ——Stare or Ono, Crry or TOLEDO, 80 Lucas County, ‘ is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. CuEney & ©o, doing: business in the Cit oy of Toledo, doun and State afore‘and. that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS or each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALL’s CaTarri Curr. FRANK J. CHENEY.

Sworn to before me and. subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of DecemberJjA. D., 1886. — Notary Public. Hal's Catarrh Oure is taken internfor testimonials, fre F.J CHENEY " CO.,'Toledo, O. Sola by Druggists, 75c, Hall's Family Pille are the best. Six loaves bread fo for 25c at Homann’s’ ‘: gia de r Off Sale REDUCED PRICES ON. UVERCOATS. pha oe REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S SUITS. yates REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCED PRICES ON TROUSERS. That is exact] : Bat, Remember This, Sale Is STRICT LY CASH y what we are giving in merchaitdise to. our If you will but stop to consider that our goods at r price, and i in many instances sold “for twenty-five cents rebate on’ every dollar’s glance would indicate. less than their Teal, — Jf we were. offering yea old. » goods” eae oh & purposes, then such ‘a feduction as’ we offer would Ages pisos g you can purchase aauipascson cite veally getting.. The suit hat Piper, ny se ae: # & much sayin g tee ¢ CRETE ‘ciastomers. during” iis One-Quarter eghlar prices:are always the lowest in ue, you will readily perceive ‘that this thing hastily put together for bargain. ¥ to the economical buyer. ‘ee Gents. ee to: a eh $26 cua was s fully a at HOUSE. more to you than a casual But when of PC rs toe en fe -are ¥ . ‘ Lote Sk ates PEL T a8 t, can now} be purchased for $15; and all» others’ ‘at reduced ¥ Pati ake your from ‘a great variety of Cheviots, Tweeds) Scotch,” Irish ins Bost Mixtures and apes cypationd ie wool Aerie: “het Sron, sas City, Mo. aged about forty years,. rorthe aorta: He had been “in failing “No matter what I say,” she remark: i FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath that he} ~ ~~ : Roe acts directly on the blood and . -/ mucous surfaces bays system. Send " PRRSONAL Al, POINTERS, > 2 y T: ly Chronicle of -the Doings of Old and Young. Mrs. Joseph Patterson is ill. A.'@. Walker of the Reward mine is Sick. agi Be Col. I. M. Taylor , arrived here last evening. L. D. Wells is quite sick at his home on upper Spring street. George A. Legg has so far recovered from his illness as'te sit up now. Mr: and Mrs.’ Theodore Wetzel of Grass Valley were in.town today. North Bloonrfield werd in:town today. Superiitendent McFall of the Texas mine has returned from San Francisco. J. L. Tucker, Wells, Fargo & Co.’s route agent, is here from Sacramentor Oharlés “King and’ Miss Evelyn . Simons went to Washington on today’s stage. Wm. Ragon, who was operated on for appendicitis yesterday is getting along nicely. Phil Bradley has returned from Placer county where he has been visiting mines. Mrs. May McCormick arrived this morning from Oakland and will remain a few days. Ed A. Arthur, the Sacramento street blacksmith, got a piece of steel in. one of his eyes‘and is suffering considerably from it. At San Francisco Monday night Mr. and Mrs. Ira R. Doolittle, formerly of Nevada City, celebrated the fiftieth anniversary of their wedding. \ . Mise Ethel.O’Brien, the young duughter of J. EB. O’Brien, arrivéd on this morning’s train from Oakland and will remain here with her father, . Mrs. ‘Daley. of Portland, Oregon, came over today from Shady Creek where she has been visiting Mrs. Lutz. She is the guest of Captain and Mrs. Rapp.. H, Scheunert, the “well-known commercial traveler, has recently made a tour of the valley counties and ‘he says. the big storm has ‘caused a broad smile to spread over the faces of the people all along the line, Like ‘vitionaidin, dyspepsia, headache, constipation, sour stomach, indigestion are promptly cured by Hoad’s Pills. “They do nee work # Ns ‘easily and thoringhie Best after dinner pills, 2 cents. All. druggists. . Prepared by C. I. Hood The only Pill to take with ood’s Sarsaparilla Notice {0 Property Buyers. All persons buying improved real estate in Nevada City are hereby notified to first ascertain. whether the city has any claims against the property for water. ' . > HUGH MURCHIR, m21-1w. Water Collector. For Gity Marshal. E. A. TOMPKINS : (Present. dncambent) Ts hereby announced as a: eandidate’ for pe cig Election Monday, May lat.. % “For City Marshal ‘ —_— HENRY M. back : Is hereby. anounced as.a candidate for City Marebal, Motos Monday, May 1st. * For City Marshal. FRANK. VAUGHN for r Oh he Bs Leto ‘May Ist. ort sts of : i on SALT, DRIED AND CANNED Fish. During the season of fasting from meat, we carry an Sain aren sick of all kinds of . in perfect condition. ,. as We -have drawn our ‘supplies’ from packers ‘justly celebrated for the 8uperior. quality of their goods and feel 3 a that both the stock and the} ¢ will meet with ‘the. approval of CALL ON PG SCADDEN,.. Comment: sete St. "3 WALLING, Merde: ha Alex. Monteith ‘and daughters of . . Consumption Cure. FISH, and it will'66 found of fine quality and . fe idiscritinatisgihousekeepér. °' Lest GRASS VALLEY a0 A Day’ 5 Record of Our of Our Neighbors as Told Over The Telephone. to Sacramento today. Charles Morehouse, who has inflammatory rheumatism,.was.much.better today. 1.04 inches of rain fell for. the 24 hours preceding noon today. The season’s total is 26.09 inches. A Sacramento man named John Oar, , ter is looking around Grass. Valley and says he may conclude to start a cigar factory here. . John Glasson of Grass Valley and Feltows Lodge. © here but has been at Benicia of late, is ina hospital at San Francisco being treated for injuries — from overlifting. Evangelist Weber, who is conducting revival meetings here, is a mining operator as well as @ preacher. He has “placed” several Colorado and California mines, ‘Three men claiming to be miners from Montana-in. search of. work. were arrested last night by Constable Peterson. They were broke.;.'Today they were shipped to Colfax. The new electric plant at the Allison Ranch is about ready to be. started. It will supplant the steam power. The pumps have of late been unable to keep the water out of the mine. Négotiations are in progress for the bonding of the Electric mine, owned’ by Messrs. Biggs, George .and others, to av: Eastern co pany that is represented by local business men, The price mentioned is $25,000. Says the Montgomery (IIl:). News:— “Thank heaven, it is done!: ‘Last Wednesday the State Senate passed Fort’s bill prohibiting the use of. the female face, form ahd figure in an immodest manner for advertising purposes. For some time we have had to wear blinders whenever we passed a billboard, bat new we can took at any old billboard or cigarette advertisement in the face . without blushing.” Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and also that pane is suicidal. The-worst cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough aud to. gS Invisible Chagas We wish every lady eke see our large window. Respectfully, See Muslin Un “In our other w . om SEAT Ed A. Roberts, the attorney, returned : Fred Palamountain, who used to live . © Sold: on tive An ‘guarantee for over fifty years. Forsale Pky pemmnele n0f 1 fotthtutly by H. Dickerman, the druggist. : tf . % SB RW BWAS Mp, AD. BAS, Ti SATS 7. Zi Zi Suites Suits J At MAHERS’.= Ladies, this day, we have Placed on Z exhibition a lot of Cailor Wade Suits, @gs latest colorings : : “Covert, Venetians i and , They a are just:the thing: for street suits or traveling dresses, Good for any climate; good for any and all seasons and not expensive. them while on exhibition in You can’t do sites at wey shinee PRICES ALL ‘MARKED, come TO Us FOR Lage CURTAINS. it wait till vermorrow; it’s h now! = . . Graind Mastér Carl:C. Brook have gone Cres to Forest Hill to officially visit the Odd . wildly. for?” “Bare, drinkéd all hia eoothin ’ syrup a the cork, and I don’t know joy ails higo, unless it’s the att rho ewament Be “You were on your beat: when this riot occurred?” asked the : “No, ser,” replied. the pi ecne n; “[ was on the neck ave the spalpoon ino dodie yer *Anner.” It is said that “Niteoe Mors, athe packer, cen tell by the tastb:of “a beer. steak or roast, beef whether the steer came from Texas or Montana. —_—_—_—_—_—— On Every Bottie Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure is this guarantee: “All weask of you is touse two-thirds of the contents! of this. bottle faithfully, then if you é¢an: say you are not benefitted retare the bottle to -your Druggist and he refund paid.” Prise ereso oat oe se] 1.00, ° Troe sale by H. Dickerman, the the raggist. see Ne : Sx loaves bedad tor Ie at Homann’s ‘Andrews 2 hiighon On Broad Street, « Keep on hand at all times the eet of Vegetables, Fresh. Candies and Nuts, PLANTS AND >» FLOWERS. Etc. gar rresh Fishgog Tuesday and Thursday Evenings A Up, Die IS WA ae indow itsdrs _ covering tr6 .Y Currier was Printing off places whér and she is 1 Will. McKin working ab. Lola Myere soon leave ft —Mrs. ‘B. who has bee! at Malakoff, crosscute ar rock tannel made. Whe contractors . They struck threw up 't pany took hi Ingersoll a work they g: and the drill time the be ward into a . if the tunne! hole will be will be foun when the tui A-quarter of night.——Tb and Granite’ WASHIN( Bean, who ct ona visit to is quite’ 4 ‘ MAYBER jhas been ser —_The Eag stamps agai -RELIEF 1] ing in the. bas been res which was s account. of Miss Bessie weeks ago f employed tl tor——The Chas. Ross, SRR NE: ANNIVER ‘Local odd: ] Union & Oustomal at their mee April 25th, « ‘the watitat United. Stat ‘teresting pr ete, togeth: night’s mee was appoin' On Tuesd willélect f Grand Lod Francisco. May. The ¢ At the co tees, a mar are to be o ‘tees Recto: and an’ eff them stan shown the: for'the pla is County his daties vate® busit attention. refusal to prevail ut William H withMr.’ Ge , “ /vttastee. A shalship. and will 5 oppesitio been elec! it is thon You -coedin better, ithat * j it.