March 23, 1896 (4 pages)

3 ag) ete aes oRaid in Advance for a Full Year, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks * h_re last evening. seal DAILY TRANSCRIPT ate 5 Sept. 6, 1680.) Nevada vy g eho County, Calif. _ puouenee nrentes i Eseet snceresna. One of the Hydraulic. Dams atiely SuBscriPTion cane Fiiieen Cents ‘a Week, éixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When . LOCAL Ruantike Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. * MONDAY. PERSONAL POINTERS. erseeee .MARCH 23, 1896. Doings and Intentions. Wm. Smith and wife are ns from Oakos having come up to attend the funeral of the former’s mother, George Clement has withdrawn from the firm of H. Dickerman & Oo., druggista and stationers, and today left for Jackson, Amador county, to join his parents. J. Frank of Sacramento arrived here this morning, Hon. E, M, Preston returned this morning from Ione.. Thomas Merriott of Pike City came down today on his way to San Francisco. Henry German, the popular Ean Juan livery ‘man, came éver today. L:; 8. Upson and Charley Scheunert, the Savamento commercial travelers, are in town, C. H. Jones of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downie ville, Miss Stella Lehr of this city bas entered St, Luke’s Hospital at San Francisco and will train to become a professiona] nurse. Mrs; H, OC; ‘Weisenburger, who has-been very sick, is now improving. Mrs, 8. Proschold of San Francisco is here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Cal R, Clarke. She is accompanied by Miss Belle Cassidy. K.G. Knappen of San Francisco is in town: I. Martinnetti of Suisun arrived here last evening en route to Sierra county. Q. 8. Morichon of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J. Hastings of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to 8, Poorman and family at the Union Hotel, returned home today, Mra, Whitton come over from You Bet today.’ Mra. J. Quickland and obildren of San Fraueisco arrived -here this morning on their way to North San Juan. Mrs, J. B, Gribble arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Fred M, Miller, Connty Surveyor, was in town today. : A, Nipon of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to North Bloomfield. J. T. Smith of San Francisco is in town. P. A. Bradbury of San Francisco arrived N.E. Boyd and 8, W. Rexo, ef Yuba City, arrived here yesterday en their way to Sierra county. Misg Nellie Rowe, who has,been here visiting for some time past, has returned to her home at Grass Valley. *“'F. Wentworth came over from North San Juan today. Chas. T, Worthley came ‘Washington today. “L. Pi Driébach of North San Juan camé over eee: : « AHR DAILY TRANSCRIPTS summarind Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Dumpling atew, something new and nice, at the Star and Cresent tonight, < “Carl Spyder. was released from the county down from jail sudleys having served 10 days for va-. grancy, 0.C. Percival offers for sale his repair shop aud business, also a dwelling house and lot, The sale is made necessary by reason of Mr, Percival’s declining health, ‘The faneral of the late Mrs. Margaret Smith took place yesterday afternoon from the ‘house, -A large number of friends of, the family followed the remains to their last-resting place, ee May Do As Much for fou. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Il]., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for yal share ears, with severe pains in his back also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures bat without any good result, About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will Price only 5(c, for large bottle, erman & Co,’s, Drug Store. At DickKarl’s Clover Root Tea a As a sure cure for fleadache and nervou: ‘Giseases, Noth ee ee Sold by Dickerman & The Its of Women. * Gonatipation, causes more than Wall’ the Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a leasant cure for Constipation, Sold a ills of women. Jagan & Co, : pany has located a river claim that. promprove our sciiaaihy Consumption LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and Throat and diseases are — ‘MINING-ON BEAR RIVER. Covered With Slickens. On the Bear river the Erie mining comisea to make its fortunate stockholders wealthy. The ‘location, says the Colfax Sentinel, consists of about 3000 feet of the channel of Bear. river, immediately above the dam across the river which furnishes water for the South Yuba Water Company’s lower-canal. The dam holds back an immense amount of tailings which have accumulated to an average depth of twenty feet for several thousand feet up the channel of the river, These tailings also entirely cover adam about 300 feet above the site of the present one, which contains gravel and river bed that has never been worked. The Erie Company has secured permission from the South Yuba Company to run a bed-rock tannel from below to tap gravel at one side and under the dam, The company owns sixty acres of land on either side of the river below the dam, and also a right of way through 160 more, making a length of river bed in which to deposit tailings of about one mile, The mining company propose to work their gravel through the tunnel ander the dam. One great advantage that will faciltate the working of this claim is the fact the South Yuba Company has a fourfoot flume running the entire length of the claim on the south side of the river to convey water from the upper to the lower ditch This water put under pressure could be used to pipe the gravel to the centre of the river channel along the claim, The grave] in this property came from. the rich hydraulic mines of You Bet, Little York, Gold Run and Datch Flat. Part of the gravel in those claims was cemented and the fact that it has lain exposed to the ele~ ments for many years would cause it to decmpose.and liberate the gold, COULD BE. USED To Advantage in Improving the County Road. There are nineteen prisoners in the pouty jail who are‘being fed at the taxpayers’ expense, A majority of them could be used to good advantage in fixing some of the county roads. The road leading to the graveyard, from the residence of M. L. Marsh, is in a most deplorable condition, and it is a great wonder there has not been a tip-over of the hearse or some of the carriages which have been called to that. part of the city of late. This is a matter which should receive prompt attention as a few loads of rock and the muscle of the chaingang migkt be the meaus of avoiding a serious accident, A Laughing Event, The coming engagement of Ezra Kendall in the ‘‘Pair of Kids” at the Theatre tomorrow evening promises to be the laughing event of the season, Everyone will, be interested to see how Kendall manipulates that sticky fly paper and how he runs that mile in ‘2:06” on the revolving treadmill, Having done it for ten successive years there is every reason to believe he has the fine points of fun ‘‘pat,” so to speak, There is a restaurant scene in the ‘‘Kids” which is said to be one continuous string of funny burlesque, comical pantomime tricks and sleight of hand action. Kendall, in’ his ‘character of the old ‘{jay,”” of course runs the restraunt, and the way he does it must be seen to be approciated. To the Public. ‘Having disposed of my Electric Light business to the Nevada County Electric Power Company, and having retired from the said business in this city, I desire to reture my sincere thanks to the people of Nevada City for their past. patronage and fa vors, and to bespeak a continuance of ‘th® same for my successors, K, Casper, —_———o-9@a Uniform Rank Meeting. All members of Uniform Rank, K. of P., are ordered tu meet at. Armory Hall “Wednesday evening, March 25th, Cuas. Pxcor, Capt. Cuas. Srerren, Recorder. m214t Will Rebuild the Wall. Arvhart Bros. have commenced to remento street recently swept out, The loss was $300. —————+-2 0-2 Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Estate cf Amelia Fogeli, deceasad, Hearing petition for decree of distribution of said estate postponed one week, Estate of Mary. Giacomella, deceased, (also known as Mary Miller.) Order appointing William Giacomella, administrator, Bond fixed at. $2000. Estate of Simon V. Vanderveer, deceased, Order.striking matter from calander. L. Voss vs. Richard Dillon, Order rescinding order settling the — for trial. Charles Chandles va. ~W. Dixon, Order for default and ally = hateioyare granted, People of the State vs. Ah Chin. Order passing cause until Monday, March 30th. Mary Ella Smith vs, Patrick Hawkins. Settlement of findings postponed . until Mpa: day, March 30th. Charles Thumas vs, Geo. Gill. Demurrer to complaint submitted, “So “Tourrprry of the liver, and disorders of the stomach and bowels, cause gg apd the failure of alt desire for food, Te egraphic Ni stecd all Parts of the World. constract the wall’at the foot of Sacra-. Cathartic Pills xtimulate the stomach, asl s and bowels). cure headache, = restore the — “Up to Special to the Daily Taner Ne 40’ clock This Afternoon. A Startling Resolution. Wasuineton, March 23.Senator Mills of Texas this morning introduced ‘a joint resolution in the Senate calling on Spain to at once give to Cuba local government, or in event of her refusal, for the President at United States and hold the. same until. the Cubans have become victorious in their ateuggle for freedom, 7s Bdison’s Latest Feat. New York, March 23.—Thomias A. Edison has succeeded in penetrating the human body with the human eye by means of the Cathode rays. He watched the arteries and the action of the heart and lungs of one of his assistants with the greates easet, _ Must Get Off the Fence, New York. March 23.—The Madrid press demands that the United States must either act in some way regarding the recent differences or quit talking. The idea of the sending of. a commissioner. to Cuba by. the. United States will not be tolerated bes Spain, Waiting For. Mor Tryoys Lonpon,, “Mareb 23.—A special to. the Standard says that about 6000 troops are now concentrated near Dongola, but the Dervish General will ;wait until 10,000 are collected beipee mali an advance on that city . Wasatneton, March 23.—A fire broke out in the Census Building ‘yesterday morning at2 o'clock. About $20,000 damage was done, Too Big 4 Demand. Rome, March 23.—Commander-in-Chief Baldisera of the Abysinnians has broken off all peace negotiations with Italy. His de~ mand, which waa not acceded to ‘by the: Italian Government, called for 20,000,000 francs. The Selection of Delegates, SackaMENTO,. March 23,—The. Congressional Committee for the Second District met here today. It was resolved to issue instructions to the various Republican Ceunty Central Committees that they call meetings for the purpose of either appointing or arranging for the election of delegates to the, State Convention, HE HAD A NARROW ESCAPE, a Bank Into a Rushing Stream. Frank Goding, the well-known ditch and mining man of You Bet, met with a serious accident at the Red Dog mine, of ' which he is Superintendent, this morning. While’ inspecting a piece of ground he fell cff a bank 40 feet high into a ravine below, striking in a rapidly flowing stream of 700 inches of water, which carried him along nearly 200 feet, ‘Just as Goding was about ‘to be swept] Cem into a flume that was carrying bs inches of water he succeeded in grabbing hold of something and managed to drag himself from his perilous position, Miners came to his assistance and he was. conveyed to his home at You Bet, Dr, Muller was telephoned for and wen up to attend him, An examination showed that one rib and one ‘of thé é vertebra daa been broken, that his ~ ead ‘was ‘badly lacerated, and his whole person bruised more or less. Had he been carried into the flume he would doubtless have been killed, The Disgovety Bn Saved His pe: ; Mr. G, Caillonette, Druggi Buawecs: ville, Ill., says : "To Dr, ee New Discovery I owe m Hie Grippe and all th about, but of no avail was given up and a fran not live. Haris Dr. King’s ew Discovery in my atore I sent for ° tle and cg, cae aad th a hiteg é ake, begun to get better, and a roe @ physicians for miles its weight in gold. We won't kéep:store or erman & Co.’s Drag St Store.) j/ “My beby had croup and was saved. by Shiloli’s Cure,” writes Mrs, 3, B roe Hunteville, Ala, ay once take possession of the Island for the} “. yard, neat San .Franciaco,, Rear. Admiral The Latest. Events at Grass Yalley Op to A Mining Superintendent Falls From bottles wes up and about pate te A worth, house withou it.” ‘Get a free iS is Dink kee A Baby’s Lite Saved, Ea ee Dr. Brown in the Pulpit. San Francisco, March 20.—Dr. Brown yesterday preached to very large congregations, both in the morning and evening. His listeners were mostly outsiders and not membera of his own church, New Evidence Discovered. Visatia, March 23.—New evidence has been discovered against John Haimes, now confined with other suspects in the Tulare jail. There. is reason;to believe that he was gither on or in close proximity. to the train on the morning of the attempted hold-up. He ‘claimed to ‘have attended a Salvation meeting at Tulare the evening ~ preceding the affair, but this wag found to be false, A Favorable Report. Wasuincton, March 23.—A favorable . 9” report has been submitted on. the bill pro~ viding for the election of Senators by direct vote of the people. Mare Island’s New Commander. Wrlaniacien, March 23.—Rear Admiral Norton has been appointed to succeed Captain Howison at the Mare Island navy Catland was an aspirant for. thé position, but was “turned down” on account of some indiscreet assertiony:“he, gaye vent to in connection with Tairkey and Armenian af fairs, e Demanded His Recall. Bertin, March 23d,—Emperor William has demanded of France the recall of Mons, Herbette, ‘the: French Minister. A few days ago the German Emperor discommoded himself to a ‘considerable extent in? order to avoid meeting the Frenchman, BY TELEPHONE. 4 O'clock This Afternoon.” A trio of arrests is the result of “last Saturday’s melee on lower Mainstreet. Martin Shewbridge, the blacksmith, who struck George Zink on the head with a wagon spoke, has been arrested on a charge of battery. preferred against Zink, He also trumped up a charge against Herbert’ Mann, the painter, and had him arrested for disturb‘ing the peace. Mann, it seems, was the innocent cause of the trouble. He and Shewbridge got into a wrangle about some work performed by the boy and the trouble ensued, Zink and Mann will have their trials next Saturday before Justice TrebilCOX, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, Shewbridge will have his bi a week from Tuesday. The 8-months-old child of Mr.and Mrs, Wm, Williams died last night, The committee of Native Sons. in whose hands the matter concerning the erectfon of a hew hall has been placed consists’ of Chas, E, Clinch, Fred’ M. Miller, J. 8, Hentessy, J. H, Coughlin, A. -F. Brady, J. EF, Hammill, and John Grant. A Champion College Debater. C, J. Thorne is the president of the Eepgoe if College Debating Societies rely formed at Boston university for thé encouragement of intellectual contests and as an offset to the growing re-; s but 15 "years of age, in the Iowa state phe Fs will sperecoeed “ Sd gt ded beat ace ante! = . Scripture lesson followed by a prayer by -}yiees and the choir sang ‘In the Sweet By ‘He in turn had a charge: of assault; : 0:75, GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons. Pure 100 Pieces, complete for.12 ‘persons. Pure carpe bata ‘62-58 Market Street, 8. Fi, ve cabot and later . . MONEY SAYING. PRICES {won en: LAID 10 REST, The Services Over the Remains of One of Nevada: City's Most: Prominent Ladies. ‘The’ faneral of the late Mrs. Caldwell, wife of Judge John Caldwell, was one of the most solemo and effective that has occurred here in years. The services took place at her earthly home and the scene of the sorrowing husband,’ daughter and personal friends was of a very sad nature, Rev. Eric Lewis of the Christian Church at Grass Valley commenced the serv ices. with a the Reverend divine, Thén came the beantifal“‘Rock of Ages” by the Congregational choir, which was sung most gravdly. Following this was a very impressive. sermon, largely devoted to the good -qualities of ‘the deceased lady, by Rev. Josiah Sims, pastor of the Congregational Church. On. similer ‘occasions we have listened to the Reverend gentleman, but yesterday he was at his best, The beautifal thoughts expressed by him were of that character tending to make a lasting impression upcen the minds of all that heard him. They were fervent and appealed to one’s very life’s existence, and couched in language peculiar to the able speaker. Rev. Lewis of the Christian Church of Grass Valley made a few remarks about the deceased, endorsing what Rev. Mr. Sims had said, and the services closed by singing ‘‘Nearer My God to Thee,” by the choir, At the grave the Rev. Mr. Sims conducted. the usual serand By,”:in ® most-impressive manner. The floral offerings were very fine, especially one which represented ‘The Gates Ajar.” Judge J, M. Walling, Nat. P. Brown, M. L.Marsh, Prof. T. B; Gray, Joseph Fleming and C. J. Brand acted as pall-bearers, A_Lot_ of: Money.:, In an interview with BE. J« de {Sabla, the Blectric Péwer “Company's General Manager, a TRANSCRIPT reporter elicited the fact that to date the establishing of the plant has cost many thousands of dollars in excess of what it was thought it would. : The enormous sum of $160,000, and ‘possibly more, has been expended in the enterprise, . But., the, company -have the gratification of “knowing that they have one of the finest plants of the kind in existence, All work has been done with the object in view of having it last. Nothing has been done in a loose or disjointed manner, and all work has been attended to by the very best of workmen. When everything has gotten down to smooth running order but little, if any, extra expense will be’required to keep the plant in the yery beat condition. ' A Change. Mr. E. R. _ Bare, ~ formerly in the drug business at Chico, ‘has accepted the position of dispensing druggist with Dickerman & Co., druggists and stationers, of this city, Mr, Bare is a graduate of Cooper. College of Pharmacy, and comes. highly recommended, He has been actively engaged in the deug business tor . the past “ten years, Patromé éan bé ‘assured that” prescriptions will receive carefu} attention and will be accurately compounded, m23-3t MONEY PRICES MONEY SAYING. DISHES 5c MONEY SAVERS. Lunch Buckets, Goffee Pots, Cream Pitchers: Oat Meal Bowls, Cogjard Cups, Spoonera» “Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins. 5¢ each, or 6 for 25c. ; 10¢: MONEY SAVERS Berry Dili, Maik, Pails, st Dish, Dish ans, i Pots, —o. Dish, Salad Dish. * 1 or 3 for 2 et 4 Pilea sasinad for 12 pérsons. Pure White, Teueae Blue, ‘Brown! and ‘Rich tg Spray Decorations, ¥ . > Money Saving he Per Set 15, 4-15 Difiiver Seta White, Delicate Blue Brow. d Gold Spray Decorations. is To Money Saving Prices Per Set ae o * 4:25: 485, pe° ee §:3§ °° Dinner Sets Maite Delicate Blue, B old Spray Decorations, phe ethno _ Money Saving — Por Set fa American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St, Nevada City, 56 Mill St, Grass Valley, fs ‘ ‘) TRY OUR Cie AT OUR100 IN onan v* abe Saved Every Day! "No Special a. dent, the White House will have aquist, nnostentatiqus mistress, who willg little cf hor time to society as possible, housekeeper. Before her first marriage she was Miss Susan Merrill, aaugen of 4 Portland (Mo. ) olbepp ial. Mr. Reed is her second husband. When in Washington, the Reeds reside at the Shoreham. Their daughter, Miss Kitty, is a tall, quiet girl. She is fair to look upon, is devoted to her father and shows in averyday conversation with her friends that she has inhorited her father’s wit. The Lord Mayor's Costumes. London’s lord mayor has to put on three suits of clothes on taking office. He wears a wide sleeved, velvet faced, fur trimmed robe of purple siik rep on presenting himself to the lord chancellor at Westminster; this he uses afterward.as a police magistrate. ‘For’ his show he wears a robe of superfine scarlet broadcloth, faced with sable fur and lined with pearl satin; this he must wear when greeting the judges.at the Old Bailey and on All Saints’ days. The dress for evening and formal receptions is a black damask satin robe, embroidered with silver gilt. Under these he wears a velvet coat and knee breeches. The robes are perquisites of the office and cost $1,000. Thechain of the office has on it diamonds worth $600,000, and each lord mayor must give bonds for its safe return on receiving it. When the queen passes through the city, a fourth robe is necessary; but, as that seldom happens, it is bought only when the ooeasion vere Speaker Reed’s Quiet Family, fi.) If Speaker Reed ig ever. lected, fost : Mrs; Reed is short and fair and a good . Ladies calling the Ne fei T must advertise my way to do so. I have one $5 Hat at each I shall. give aw, (March 25th) will : to win one of. the Hats A Pair of ‘Kids . Supported: by ia id ompany of Players, inel the: talented — young song writer and on ; Miss Edith Kingsley =: Of Comic Opera’ Fame, 5 Miss Helene Salinger ~ a Of the 8, F. Ors . Co., MR. H. R. HANLON, MR. R. E. EARL and other well known Comedians. MR. KENDALE ‘will ‘introduce ‘all ‘his great hits of ‘Ali Baba” composed and sang by him during his recen ent of 100 nighta at.the Chicago Opera: Tenth year of this funniest of Clive: Reserved seats on sale at ; Malloy’ B. ra P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL, SSSA SES SL SS FAS AS AS AS i eS WAT A . _ ee eee cee ake ee ATTA AAA AAAI 0 “Has on Hana The Freshest: and Best Sek. Provisions, Can Goods, Etc. ) Btc,, i To be found in Nevada City em. Goods delivered free of aheree. Equal To It . None in the World Sole cosa for Nevada oe Ladies’ Favorite. Sir Is THE Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. -Ivci} then seem plain that it is woman's: duty to ‘secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcastet And millions of happy hearts today, from Mai throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal ee ret ine. to California, are 150 styles at prices from 5O cents to S10. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . MAIN. STREET Pelephocie No. 44. ° Not In The Fish But this does not hinder us from corre tne pet . Grade Of . a SALMON ane : . Te Rh, NOP aig AR Rs Colonel Da from Mexico body of ore y laria mine, extension of . are all in sha “Jeave the ricl fielde'of San . below the lor One of th atores in the Has a lar good paying . This is one offered in N ~eatablished geasonable pr te Worp con neatest and 1 ing the beard hams Dye fo No “We have 1 interest in th located in ‘t -Commercial a and a _ a. ¥ Street. Hoop’s Pi CrenayMs and of rors brary rp that can be . ‘ vooul a Conn By the us that terri'te -

3 ag) ete aes oRaid in Advance for a Full Year, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks * h_re last evening. seal DAILY TRANSCRIPT ate 5 Sept. 6, 1680.) Nevada vy g eho County, Calif. _ puouenee nrentes i Eseet snceresna. One of the Hydraulic. Dams atiely SuBscriPTion cane Fiiieen Cents ‘a Week, éixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When . LOCAL Ruantike Norices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Known on Application. * MONDAY. PERSONAL POINTERS. erseeee .MARCH 23, 1896. Doings and Intentions. Wm. Smith and wife are ns from Oakos having come up to attend the funeral of the former’s mother, George Clement has withdrawn from the firm of H. Dickerman & Oo., druggista and stationers, and today left for Jackson, Amador county, to join his parents. J. Frank of Sacramento arrived here this morning, Hon. E, M, Preston returned this morning from Ione... Thomas Merriott of Pike City came down today on his way to San Francisco. Henry German, the popular Ean Juan livery ‘man, came éver today. L:; 8. Upson and Charley Scheunert, the Savamento commercial travelers, are in town, C. H. Jones of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downie ville, Miss Stella Lehr of this city bas entered St, Luke’s Hospital at San Francisco and will train to become a professiona] nurse. Mrs; H, OC; ‘Weisenburger, who has-been very sick, is now improving. Mrs, 8. Proschold of San Francisco is here visiting her sisters, Mrs. Mary Brown and Mrs. Cal R, Clarke. She is accompanied by Miss Belle Cassidy. K.G. Knappen of San Francisco is in town: I. Martinnetti of Suisun arrived here last evening en route to Sierra county. Q. 8. Morichon of San Francisco is here spending a few days. J. Hastings of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to 8, Poorman and family at the Union Hotel, returned home today, Mra, Whitton come over from You Bet today.’ Mra. J. Quickland and obildren of San Fraueisco arrived -here this morning on their way to North San Juan. Mrs, J. B, Gribble arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Fred M, Miller, Connty Surveyor, was in town today. : A, Nipon of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to North Bloomfield. J. T. Smith of San Francisco is in town. P. A. Bradbury of San Francisco arrived N.E. Boyd and 8, W. Rexo, ef Yuba City, arrived here yesterday en their way to Sierra county. Misg Nellie Rowe, who has,been here visiting for some time past, has returned to her home at Grass Valley. *“'F. Wentworth came over from North San Juan today. Chas. T, Worthley came ‘Washington today. “L. Pi Driébach of North San Juan camé over eee: : « AHR DAILY TRANSCRIPTS summarind Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Dumpling atew, something new and nice, at the Star and Cresent tonight, < “Carl Spyder. was released from the county down from jail sudleys having served 10 days for va-. grancy, 0.C. Percival offers for sale his repair shop aud business, also a dwelling house and lot, The sale is made necessary by reason of Mr, Percival’s declining health, ‘The faneral of the late Mrs. Margaret Smith took place yesterday afternoon from the ‘house, -A large number of friends of, the family followed the remains to their last-resting place, ee May Do As Much for fou. Mr. Fred Miller, of Irving, Il]., writes that he had a Severe Kidney trouble for yal share ears, with severe pains in his back also that his bladder was affected. He tried many so called Kidney cures bat without any good result, About a year ago he began use of Electric Bitters and found relief at once, Electric Bitters is especially adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver troubles and often gives almost instant re lief. One trial will Price only 5(c, for large bottle, erman & Co,’s, Drug Store. At DickKarl’s Clover Root Tea a As a sure cure for fleadache and nervou: ‘Giseases, Noth ee ee Sold by Dickerman & The Its of Women. * Gonatipation, causes more than Wall’ the Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a leasant cure for Constipation, Sold a ills of women. Jagan & Co, : pany has located a river claim that. promprove our sciiaaihy Consumption LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and Throat and diseases are — ‘MINING-ON BEAR RIVER. Covered With Slickens. On the Bear river the Erie mining comisea to make its fortunate stockholders wealthy. The ‘location, says the Colfax Sentinel, consists of about 3000 feet of the channel of Bear. river, immediately above the dam across the river which furnishes water for the South Yuba Water Company’s lower-canal. The dam holds back an immense amount of tailings which have accumulated to an average depth of twenty feet for several thousand feet up the channel of the river, These tailings also entirely cover adam about 300 feet above the site of the present one, which contains gravel and river bed that has never been worked. The Erie Company has secured permission from the South Yuba Company to run a bed-rock tannel from below to tap gravel at one side and under the dam, The company owns sixty acres of land on either side of the river below the dam, and also a right of way through 160 more, making a length of river bed in which to deposit tailings of about one mile, The mining company propose to work their gravel through the tunnel ander the dam. One great advantage that will faciltate the working of this claim is the fact the South Yuba Company has a fourfoot flume running the entire length of the claim on the south side of the river to convey water from the upper to the lower ditch This water put under pressure could be used to pipe the gravel to the centre of the river channel along the claim, The grave] in this property came from. the rich hydraulic mines of You Bet, Little York, Gold Run and Datch Flat. Part of the gravel in those claims was cemented and the fact that it has lain exposed to the ele~ ments for many years would cause it to decmpose.and liberate the gold, COULD BE. USED To Advantage in Improving the County Road. There are nineteen prisoners in the pouty jail who are‘being fed at the taxpayers’ expense, A majority of them could be used to good advantage in fixing some of the county roads. The road leading to the graveyard, from the residence of M. L. Marsh, is in a most deplorable condition, and it is a great wonder there has not been a tip-over of the hearse or some of the carriages which have been called to that. part of the city of late. This is a matter which should receive prompt attention as a few loads of rock and the muscle of the chaingang migkt be the meaus of avoiding a serious accident, A Laughing Event, The coming engagement of Ezra Kendall in the ‘‘Pair of Kids” at the Theatre tomorrow evening promises to be the laughing event of the season, Everyone will, be interested to see how Kendall manipulates that sticky fly paper and how he runs that mile in ‘2:06” on the revolving treadmill, Having done it for ten successive years there is every reason to believe he has the fine points of fun ‘‘pat,” so to speak, There is a restaurant scene in the ‘‘Kids” which is said to be one continuous string of funny burlesque, comical pantomime tricks and sleight of hand action. Kendall, in’ his ‘character of the old ‘{jay,”” of course runs the restraunt, and the way he does it must be seen to be approciated. To the Public. ‘Having disposed of my Electric Light business to the Nevada County Electric Power Company, and having retired from the said business in this city, I desire to reture my sincere thanks to the people of Nevada City for their past. patronage and fa vors, and to bespeak a continuance of ‘th® same for my successors, K, Casper, —_———o-9@a Uniform Rank Meeting. All members of Uniform Rank, K. of P., are ordered tu meet at. Armory Hall “Wednesday evening, March 25th, Cuas. Pxcor, Capt. Cuas. Srerren, Recorder. m214t Will Rebuild the Wall. Arvhart Bros. have commenced to remento street recently swept out, The loss was $300. —————+-2 0-2 Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding: Estate cf Amelia Fogeli, deceasad, Hearing petition for decree of distribution of said estate postponed one week, Estate of Mary. Giacomella, deceased, (also known as Mary Miller.) Order appointing William Giacomella, administrator, Bond fixed at. $2000. Estate of Simon V. Vanderveer, deceased, Order.striking matter from calander. L. Voss vs. Richard Dillon, Order rescinding order settling the — for trial. Charles Chandles va. ~W. Dixon, Order for default and ally = hateioyare granted, People of the State vs. Ah Chin. Order passing cause until Monday, March 30th. Mary Ella Smith vs, Patrick Hawkins. Settlement of findings postponed . until Mpa: day, March 30th. Charles Thumas vs, Geo. Gill. Demurrer to complaint submitted, “So “Tourrprry of the liver, and disorders of the stomach and bowels, cause gg apd the failure of alt desire for food, Te egraphic Ni stecd all Parts of the World. constract the wall’at the foot of Sacra-. Cathartic Pills xtimulate the stomach, asl s and bowels). cure headache, = restore the — “Up to Special to the Daily Taner Ne 40’ clock This Afternoon. A Startling Resolution. Wasuineton, March 23.Senator Mills of Texas this morning introduced ‘a joint resolution in the Senate calling on Spain to at once give to Cuba local government, or in event of her refusal, for the President at United States and hold the. same until. the Cubans have become victorious in their ateuggle for freedom, 7s Bdison’s Latest Feat. New York, March 23.—Thomias A. Edison has succeeded in penetrating the human body with the human eye by means of the Cathode rays. He watched the arteries and the action of the heart and lungs of one of his assistants with the greates easet, _ Must Get Off the Fence, New York. March 23.—The Madrid press demands that the United States must either act in some way regarding the recent differences or quit talking. The idea of the sending of. a commissioner. to Cuba by. the. United States will not be tolerated bes Spain, Waiting For. Mor Tryoys Lonpon,, “Mareb 23.—A special to. the Standard says that about 6000 troops are now concentrated near Dongola, but the Dervish General will ;wait until 10,000 are collected beipee mali an advance on that city . Wasatneton, March 23.—A fire broke out in the Census Building ‘yesterday morning at2 o'clock. About $20,000 damage was done, Too Big 4 Demand. Rome, March 23.—Commander-in-Chief Baldisera of the Abysinnians has broken off all peace negotiations with Italy. His de~ mand, which waa not acceded to ‘by the: Italian Government, called for 20,000,000 francs. The Selection of Delegates, SackaMENTO,. March 23,—The. Congressional Committee for the Second District met here today. It was resolved to issue instructions to the various Republican Ceunty Central Committees that they call meetings for the purpose of either appointing or arranging for the election of delegates to the, State Convention, HE HAD A NARROW ESCAPE, a Bank Into a Rushing Stream. Frank Goding, the well-known ditch and mining man of You Bet, met with a serious accident at the Red Dog mine, of ' which he is Superintendent, this morning. While’ inspecting a piece of ground he fell cff a bank 40 feet high into a ravine below, striking in a rapidly flowing stream of 700 inches of water, which carried him along nearly 200 feet, ‘Just as Goding was about ‘to be swept] Cem into a flume that was carrying bs inches of water he succeeded in grabbing hold of something and managed to drag himself from his perilous position, Miners came to his assistance and he was. conveyed to his home at You Bet, Dr, Muller was telephoned for and wen up to attend him, An examination showed that one rib and one ‘of thé é vertebra daa been broken, that his ~ ead ‘was ‘badly lacerated, and his whole person bruised more or less. Had he been carried into the flume he would doubtless have been killed, The Disgovety Bn Saved His pe: ; Mr. G, Caillonette, Druggi Buawecs: ville, Ill., says : "To Dr, ee New Discovery I owe m Hie Grippe and all th about, but of no avail was given up and a fran not live. Haris Dr. King’s ew Discovery in my atore I sent for ° tle and cg, cae aad th a hiteg é ake, begun to get better, and a roe

@ physicians for miles its weight in gold. We won't kéep:store or erman & Co.’s Drag St Store..) j/ “My beby had croup and was saved. by Shiloli’s Cure,” writes Mrs, 3, B roe Hunteville, Ala, ay once take possession of the Island for the} “. yard, neat San .Franciaco,, Rear. Admiral The Latest. Events at Grass Yalley Op to A Mining Superintendent Falls From bottles wes up and about pate te A worth, house withou it.” ‘Get a free iS is Dink kee A Baby’s Lite Saved, Ea ee Dr. Brown in the Pulpit. San Francisco, March 20.—Dr. Brown yesterday preached to very large congregations, both in the morning and evening. His listeners were mostly outsiders and not membera of his own church, New Evidence Discovered. Visatia, March 23.—New evidence has been discovered against John Haimes, now confined with other suspects in the Tulare jail. There. is reason;to believe that he was gither on or in close proximity. to the train on the morning of the attempted hold-up. He ‘claimed to ‘have attended a Salvation meeting at Tulare the evening ~ preceding the affair, but this wag found to be false, A Favorable Report. Wasuincton, March 23.—A favorable . 9” report has been submitted on. the bill pro~ viding for the election of Senators by direct vote of the people. Mare Island’s New Commander. Wrlaniacien, March 23.—Rear Admiral Norton has been appointed to succeed Captain Howison at the Mare Island navy Catland was an aspirant for. thé position, but was “turned down” on account of some indiscreet assertiony:“he, gaye vent to in connection with Tairkey and Armenian af fairs, e Demanded His Recall. Bertin, March 23d,—Emperor William has demanded of France the recall of Mons, Herbette, ‘the: French Minister. A few days ago the German Emperor discommoded himself to a ‘considerable extent in? order to avoid meeting the Frenchman, BY TELEPHONE. 4 O'clock This Afternoon.” A trio of arrests is the result of “last Saturday’s melee on lower Mainstreet. Martin Shewbridge, the blacksmith, who struck George Zink on the head with a wagon spoke, has been arrested on a charge of battery. preferred against Zink, He also trumped up a charge against Herbert’ Mann, the painter, and had him arrested for disturb‘ing the peace. Mann, it seems, was the innocent cause of the trouble. He and Shewbridge got into a wrangle about some work performed by the boy and the trouble ensued, Zink and Mann will have their trials next Saturday before Justice TrebilCOX, one in the forenoon and one in the afternoon, Shewbridge will have his bi a week from Tuesday. The 8-months-old child of Mr.and Mrs, Wm, Williams died last night, The committee of Native Sons. in whose hands the matter concerning the erectfon of a hew hall has been placed consists’ of Chas, E, Clinch, Fred’ M. Miller, J. 8, Hentessy, J. H, Coughlin, A. -F. Brady, J. EF, Hammill, and John Grant. A Champion College Debater. C, J. Thorne is the president of the Eepgoe if College Debating Societies rely formed at Boston university for thé encouragement of intellectual contests and as an offset to the growing re-; s but 15 "years of age, in the Iowa state phe Fs will sperecoeed “ Sd gt ded beat ace ante! = . Scripture lesson followed by a prayer by -}yiees and the choir sang ‘In the Sweet By ‘He in turn had a charge: of assault; : 0:75, GO Pieces, complete for 6 persons. Pure 100 Pieces, complete for.12 ‘persons. Pure carpe bata ‘62-58 Market Street, 8. Fi, ve cabot and later . . MONEY SAYING. PRICES {won en: LAID 10 REST, The Services Over the Remains of One of Nevada: City's Most: Prominent Ladies. ‘The’ faneral of the late Mrs. Caldwell, wife of Judge John Caldwell, was one of the most solemo and effective that has occurred here in years. The services took place at her earthly home and the scene of the sorrowing husband,’ daughter and personal friends was of a very sad nature, Rev. Eric Lewis of the Christian Church at Grass Valley commenced the serv ices. with a the Reverend divine, Thén came the beantifal“‘Rock of Ages” by the Congregational choir, which was sung most gravdly. Following this was a very impressive. sermon, largely devoted to the good -qualities of ‘the deceased lady, by Rev. Josiah Sims, pastor of the Congregational Church. On. similer ‘occasions we have listened to the Reverend gentleman, but yesterday he was at his best, The beautifal thoughts expressed by him were of that character tending to make a lasting impression upcen the minds of all that heard him. They were fervent and appealed to one’s very life’s existence, and couched in language peculiar to the able speaker. Rev. Lewis of the Christian Church of Grass Valley made a few remarks about the deceased, endorsing what Rev. Mr. Sims had said, and the services closed by singing ‘‘Nearer My God to Thee,” by the choir, At the grave the Rev. Mr. Sims conducted. the usual serand By,”:in ® most-impressive manner. The floral offerings were very fine, especially one which represented ‘The Gates Ajar.” Judge J, M. Walling, Nat. P. Brown, M. L.Marsh, Prof. T. B; Gray, Joseph Fleming and C. J. Brand acted as pall-bearers, A_Lot_ of: Money.:, In an interview with BE. J« de {Sabla, the Blectric Péwer “Company's General Manager, a TRANSCRIPT reporter elicited the fact that to date the establishing of the plant has cost many thousands of dollars in excess of what it was thought it would. : The enormous sum of $160,000, and ‘possibly more, has been expended in the enterprise, . But., the, company -have the gratification of “knowing that they have one of the finest plants of the kind in existence, All work has been done with the object in view of having it last. Nothing has been done in a loose or disjointed manner, and all work has been attended to by the very best of workmen. When everything has gotten down to smooth running order but little, if any, extra expense will be’required to keep the plant in the yery beat condition. ' A Change. Mr. E. R. _ Bare, ~ formerly in the drug business at Chico, ‘has accepted the position of dispensing druggist with Dickerman & Co., druggists and stationers, of this city, Mr, Bare is a graduate of Cooper. College of Pharmacy, and comes. highly recommended, He has been actively engaged in the deug business tor . the past “ten years, Patromé éan bé ‘assured that” prescriptions will receive carefu} attention and will be accurately compounded, m23-3t MONEY PRICES MONEY SAYING. DISHES 5c MONEY SAVERS. Lunch Buckets, Goffee Pots, Cream Pitchers: Oat Meal Bowls, Cogjard Cups, Spoonera» “Plates, Dairy Pans, Hand Basins. 5¢ each, or 6 for 25c. ; 10¢: MONEY SAVERS Berry Dili, Maik, Pails, st Dish, Dish ans, i Pots, —o. Dish, Salad Dish. * 1 or 3 for 2 et 4 Pilea sasinad for 12 pérsons. Pure White, Teueae Blue, ‘Brown! and ‘Rich tg Spray Decorations, ¥ . > Money Saving he Per Set 15, 4-15 Difiiver Seta White, Delicate Blue Brow. d Gold Spray Decorations. is To Money Saving Prices Per Set ae o * 4:25: 485, pe° ee §:3§ °° Dinner Sets Maite Delicate Blue, B old Spray Decorations, phe ethno _ Money Saving — Por Set fa American Importing Tea Co, Commercial St, Nevada City, 56 Mill St, Grass Valley, fs ‘ ‘) TRY OUR Cie AT OUR100 IN onan v* abe Saved Every Day! "No Special a. dent, the White House will have aquist, nnostentatiqus mistress, who willg little cf hor time to society as possible, housekeeper. Before her first marriage she was Miss Susan Merrill, aaugen of 4 Portland (Mo. ) olbepp ial. Mr. Reed is her second husband. When in Washington, the Reeds reside at the Shoreham. Their daughter, Miss Kitty, is a tall, quiet girl. She is fair to look upon, is devoted to her father and shows in averyday conversation with her friends that she has inhorited her father’s wit. The Lord Mayor's Costumes. London’s lord mayor has to put on three suits of clothes on taking office. He wears a wide sleeved, velvet faced, fur trimmed robe of purple siik rep on presenting himself to the lord chancellor at Westminster; this he uses afterward.as a police magistrate. ‘For’ his show he wears a robe of superfine scarlet broadcloth, faced with sable fur and lined with pearl satin; this he must wear when greeting the judges.at the Old Bailey and on All Saints’ days. The dress for evening and formal receptions is a black damask satin robe, embroidered with silver gilt. Under these he wears a velvet coat and knee breeches. The robes are perquisites of the office and cost $1,000. Thechain of the office has on it diamonds worth $600,000, and each lord mayor must give bonds for its safe return on receiving it. When the queen passes through the city, a fourth robe is necessary; but, as that seldom happens, it is bought only when the ooeasion vere Speaker Reed’s Quiet Family, fi.) If Speaker Reed ig ever. lected, fost : Mrs; Reed is short and fair and a good . Ladies calling the Ne fei T must advertise my way to do so. I have one $5 Hat at each I shall. give aw, (March 25th) will : to win one of. the Hats A Pair of ‘Kids . Supported: by ia id ompany of Players, inel the: talented — young song writer and on ; Miss Edith Kingsley =: Of Comic Opera’ Fame, 5 Miss Helene Salinger ~ a Of the 8, F. Ors . Co., MR. H. R. HANLON, MR. R. E. EARL and other well known Comedians. MR. KENDALE ‘will ‘introduce ‘all ‘his great hits of ‘Ali Baba” composed and sang by him during his recen ent of 100 nighta at.the Chicago Opera: Tenth year of this funniest of Clive: Reserved seats on sale at ; Malloy’ B. ra P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL, SSSA SES SL SS FAS AS AS AS i eS WAT A . _ ee eee cee ake ee ATTA AAA AAAI 0 “Has on Hana The Freshest: and Best Sek. Provisions, Can Goods, Etc. ) Btc,, i To be found in Nevada City em. Goods delivered free of aheree. Equal To It . None in the World Sole cosa for Nevada oe Ladies’ Favorite. Sir Is THE Even the Stay or Corset affects generations to come. -Ivci} then seem plain that it is woman's: duty to ‘secure THE BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, FLEXIBLE and EASY FITTING Just now the world is worshiping at the shrine of Royal Worcastet And millions of happy hearts today, from Mai throbbing inside the Kid Fitting Royal ee ret ine. to California, are 150 styles at prices from 5O cents to S10. Mrs. Lester & Crawford, . MAIN. STREET Pelephocie No. 44. ° Not In The Fish But this does not hinder us from corre tne pet . Grade Of . a SALMON ane : . 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