March 23, 1898 (4 pages)

c Parlor, Wik oo Ww. Moots at Pythian Castle -OPUL: AR’ "BAKERY the Transeript Blook, on & PREPARED _— EVER ve the public wh Phicciass Bread, Pies and ~akes, STRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER dding Cakes & Specialty, Compressed Yeast Cakes ConOn hand, IST "see Proprietor. ONE 37. st Liquors, The ne Best Cigars, © the attractions always find at An data OUNCIL CHAMBER.” " af be Cents a Glass, : bréiids of Whiskies sine ae Berle Tass Wm. J; aoe ON MARKET, ctr eg St., Nevada City, ork, Mutton, Veal, Rie., Lt the lowest rates. KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE heed Taste Ham » Bacog rake Lara. . IIDT BROS., ING CIGAR DEALERS, vane *stt+eeeesNovada City Cal -ADY, Best § A Bon Cent Cigar —~-IN stoox—— THUR HUMBOLDT BO aa bd Norks Wonders.”* and Saddlery ns, > CAIRNS, National H ieked this following ‘OR CASH ONLY: end Wesley, “ mame. bis terms for playing with that -.Los' Angeles. fifty or,more before it isa month old. . Advertised Letters. Fitly Cents Per Month: Ds Gass VALLEY NBWS: a il eee “aa arlor of Native Baas wil} “be . ot new . to erect another handsome cottage. on . will leave next month for Europe. reptesented in the Grand Parlor by ght, alt ar i oeez gee be im-. East Broad street. H. W. Cole of Maybert was in. town three delegates. Mrs. the death of relative, John Vi he Ptah in England on the‘ city fos many years. be has refused $700. His father-in-law, Mr-Smith, also has a homé ‘hear there’ which they have agreed to turn over to. the bondsmen. This; with the present: which would be placed to his credit, $500. BOUGHT AMINE. “of Gravel Ground, James McIntosh, formerly of the Wrree: saloon, has. bought from . «Casper Fogeli the San -oe gruvel. claim adjoining the Manzanita and: between the jJetter and the Milliken << Ranch. It.eeusists of 187 acres and inep ener apes, of T, B. Gray May Lose Rockenfeld. “Kid” Rockenfield, th the pitcher of the ‘Nevada City’s and the best all-round ylayer ever belonging to any Nevada -county.nine, today received a jetter tfrom W. H. E: Leffler, manager of the League club at Stockton, asking him to organization this year and saying that if pli 1g aatisfactory, he.will be telepecapaee: there’ Sunday for ie patel ga He will probably go unless the new ball association males some effort to keap him here, which action on their part would meet with the approval of all local lovers of good ball. The Maccabees sales Paatght, A good time is expec expected at Pythian Castle tonight when-the Knights of the Maccabees of the World will be-fally organized bere. There will be election of officers for the ensuing year, installation of the same, and the initiation of twelve: candidates. Deputy Frank _ B. Tichenor of San Francisco will in-suall officer:, assisted by D 8. ©. Wilt «of Oakland and Sir Knight Brown of The Maccabees will start with a mempbership of twenty-five or thirty and have assurance of a membership of : A. Disgrace to the Town. ‘The Grand Army men and women and Native Sons who will come here in large numbers next month should all be bronght in carriages from the depot tothe business part of the town so they will not see or be compelled to go on that eidewalk on Sacramento street. A sober man would be taken for a drunkard in going over it, In all Northern-Central California we do not believe there is another walk go gutrageous. It is said that “Jordon is a hard road to travel,” but it is not in it with the Sacramento street sidewalk. . csshaninuenesianneniansitesimesenremesnt eee The following is a list of the letters Witeon Mrs. Albert If not. called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. &. CABB, Postmaster. : ade kno — o ae? 5 eg EE Johns has“ received ‘news ‘of . : shal, ad has been previously stated, i el his real estate.consisting ‘SI ‘house and lot on the road to} wheels at the power . the Maryland mine, for which he says. buckied to and ran the _. Sapable of production is 1876 h. p. Of a this large power about 850 bh; "p. will be . at Rock Creek. James Melntosh Acquires a Large Tract einployed at present in filling the pres: The G. A. RN. 8. G. W. decoration : Z. ie use are supperted on solid édiarele bear one contract which he sub-contracted. mediately taken with its brilliancy. _ hundred horse power capactity each. ley Electrie*t in@hes, the fall from the ditch to the eal fall of 298 feet and the power there ent contracts of the company, leaving a full thousand h. p. for business to be secured in the future. Recent invenmission of power. will render it possi-. ° ble to transfer this immense load from the point of its production to the place of ee with bnt the trifling loss on the maximum oain eonanton with and the wire and pole line are of the best obtainable material. The entire length of the pole line through the hille is oleared off for Atty feet on each side of the wives, thus ‘reducing to a minithum the danger of interference to the line from windblown trees or forest fires. Nearby.to the power house is the residence of the. electricians and. employees in: charge of the plant. -The stracture which will honge these gentlemen is @ comfortable residence of two stories fitted up with all the appliances that go to make life pleasura‘ble, and it is ypeedless to state that their lives will be passed among pleasant surroundings. Taken all in aj) the entire installation of this plant is perhaps as complete a piece of work as is to be found anywhere, and reflects great credit upon the ores of the enterprise. STAR ROUTE 6 CONTRACTS. Movement to Provent Thelr Letting to Non-Resident Bidders, Senator Stewart of Nevada has introduced the following resolution in Qongress which is the initiatory step towards abolishing the unjust system of letting star mail routes to non-resident contractors : Resolved, That the Postmaster General be directed to inform the Senate what -was the aggregate amount of money expended during the last calendar year for carrying the mails by the use of horses or other animals over what.are commonly known as Star routes ; how mach of the money wo expoulix’ was paid to the original contractors, and how much was paid to the sub-contractors. Also whether any original contractor obtained more than It so, give the name and number of contracts whieh each person received and sub-let and the amonut that he received from the department over and above what was paid to the sub-conWill Photograph Yags. ee James Shannon and Thomas Henley, . two prisoners seqt up from Grass Valmorning. “I'll you and put your picture into My rogue’s gallery if you ever come back to Nevada By the first of the month it ts. ¢on-. to be made to various houses in this . . . fidently expected ‘that customers ‘will . city as soon as the weather is settled. ) the priviledge of turning on their ary Decrand raged pet Sere of erin night, Twenty-tbree miles of a delightful ity trustees this afternoon aoGrive, if the day be fair, thirteen of the ipl the resignation of egeai ae low feothills of tho Sierr ve Browiis Valley brings one . new advertisement in today’s TRAN“power house ‘of this company, situated at ‘the head of what is known . about wall paper. ‘as. Capitan ravine, down which for 850 feet: is laid the. heavy steél pipe Those who are compe lied to travel all which leads the waters of the Browns . over the country to get patronage are Valley irrigation canal: to=the. ag ae generally “tio good.” generators, three in number, of five. ing to the fact that her daughter, Mrs. These machines, product of the Stan. theria. supply the curmonth’s salary, and the commissions] rent for the Jights in Marysville and the power for the mines at Browns . Superintendent Zeitler of the Chamboth on licenses and taxes, would re-. Valley. The amonnt of water availa-. pion mine, and that gentleman will duce the payment to something. Hie’ ble.at. the point of divergance is 2800. build there, Pelton wheels is equivalent to a verti-. Friday afternoon at two o'clock to hear tions in the matter of electrical trans-. the Citizens Bank at eight. . nigh’ and “Peter Purdon is ‘making arrangemets A great many fine improvements are mory. Read the Legg & Shaw Company’s SORIPT and see what they ‘have to say Beware of traveling quack doctors. The house of Mrs. Graves on upper . Pine street has been quarantined, owMary Caracoa, is ill there with -diphA. D. Allan has sold a lot adjoining bis residence on East Broad street to The County Supervisors will meet. the report. of viewers relative to the committee will meet at the South. Yuba office tonight at seven o'clock. The G. A. R. general committee will meet at Five men who olaim they started for the Klondike and after getting as far as Seattle turned back in disgust, are at the Union hotel. They will prospect " apdeeie ake Pe nas Sons . 0 achat ot site Sacer esi under the banner be their — lor. Plans and specifications are being made for several new hoiises to be erected here. The. probabilities are that more new houses will be erected here this year than there were jaa year. Partjes are talking ofopening another saloon here; The city is already . fails overstocked with them. If about fogr. == fifths of them should be closed the other fifty would beable to make something. J. E. Miller and Stephen Fowler have made a proposition to the parties holding liens against the Netherlands Mining Company, the works of which are located above Graniteville, to settle at 76 cents on the dollar. There are many honses and lots for sale in this city but no business property, The latter are valued by their owners at a higher figure than at any time during the past twenty years, and are not offered for sale. Last week the tenant of a house at this city moved out, but it was immediately rented by another party who will not move into it till April first. In the meantime the owner js having an average of three applications 3 day for it. 4 Chief Engineer Eddy appeared before the city trustees last night and said that the fire: department would like to have Perfeetion hydrants used’ with the new water system. The board’ at once decided without discussion to use the Perfection. — Tomorrow afternoon the executive noon. Call on George 0. “Gaylord, grocer, . A, . Deed ‘Wathier weather ls predicted for to-. George O. Gaylora tits ‘Ben Pr. af sou tomorrow. cisco * B The New York house barroom is be1} ing fixed up in) Con. Seaman is building a two-room On Sunday afternoon the examination for non-commissioned officers of ing this week to visit her father, A: Company © will be held at the Ar-. Isoard. proposed.changed in the Sgn Juap road . _. Take Laxative Bromo ¢ uinine Tablets last night, returning home turned last night from San Francisco, Mrs. 8. O. Gifford of Oakland is comRalph Maitland has gone to Sacramother. tion for appendicitis was ‘Performed . Monday, is improving. Miss Jennie Richards, who has been at Washington visiting at E. A. Langtord’s, came home yesterday. F. Ostrander was here last night on his way from the Gold Valley mine in Sierra county to San Francisco. Dr. B. H. Peaslee of New York, Ed. McCutchen and C. I. Hutchinson came down today from the Oalifornia mine. Miss Pauline Cohn left'on the noon train for San Francisco where she goes to select her spring stock of millinery. Supervisor Coprath of Smartsyille and his brother, A. Conrath of Milwaukee, Wis., were in town. today. with their wives.Wm. Buck of Moore’s Flat is engaged this week in taking his horses from the winter pastures near Spenceville to the upper country. Charles Hegarty Jr. came dowti today from Moore’s Flat. He will take back with him the Hegarty horses which have been wintering at Union Ranch. Mr. and®’ Mrs. O:°Canfield” of San Franciscoand F. E, Fisk of Los Angeles in HP sey at Round M peapeiningnt north Miss Waldort ‘pany will appear at Rolhcher « in this city on Friday dnd Saturday eveni; April first didnt, thd barian,” will ibaa the first and onthe To Cure a Cold in One Day Rian eet tees — BORN. At,Nevada City, March 22d, 1898, to f money if ii 37-0 conned tothe hos by posO. Nowlin ot Forest City has gone'to ne addition to his house on Broad street. San Francisco. Oasper Fogeli, the pioneer brewer, mento to spend’ a pioneer with his Alva Locklin, upon whom an operaare here. The gentlemen are interested . . Up Near esrots ,. GOSHEN, Cal., March 28.—Paseenger ing instant death. train No. 18 which left here at 10:44of the pouches being carried away. The Detective Mead who was on the train got off the first car but was ordered back and shot at. He returned the fire three times. A dozen shots in all were concerned in the érime. They ‘had a horse and buggy and twosaddle horses, the buggy having new tires and the horses being unshod. One of the men had on large shoes that were not mates. . The officers of Kings and Tulare counties were notified and arrived at 8 a.m. They started north on the trail, The express car was badly wrecked. Passed: Without Debate, Wasaincron, March 23.—Ohsirman OS eta: the Naval Senate Committee called up for” passage the Maine relief bill and it passed without debate, Will Do Good Work, WasHInGTon, March 28.—Secretary Long today ordered into service the eight old single-turreted monitors that did such good work in the Jate war but are now at League Island. The Catskill and Lehigh go to Boston, the Nahant and Jason to New York and the others remain at Philadelphia to be the wife of E. G. Gray, @ Bon. prepared for service. [ley for vagrancy, were. released this. photograph committee of this county for the Golden Jubilee will meet at the office of the South Yuba Water Company in Nevada City. -At this meeting all business pertaining to the late jubilee will, so far as the county is concerned, be. settled ap, ee . The Royal is the highest grade bakiag powder knows. Actual tests show it goes enethird further than aay other bread, i . Wo ouch Soods shown here before. re ork "was the Sheriff's shot to them. “Feu'tet Pas'oaek toe we: POE ee thay ae ccmumel THE PRICES ARE: 50 Cents to. $3.50, each. f New Goods Every Day. Jill ald “Che aK of peed. os Ladies come while the ¢ selection is good. Send for Samples. . ~ ROBBERY ther Paci Train Held from the house to join him, dattyiug ol A Brave Police Officer Meets last night in charge of Conductor Botman, Engineer Moor,Firemen McAuliffe and Express Messenger Pease was held up at eleven o'clock. last night near United States battleship New Orleans, Cross Oreek trestle four miles north of . "ecently known as the Amazonas, Capt. Donahue of . Washington.re-. here. : A negro boy on the blind baggage says that as the train left Goshen three . ‘. men climbed aboard and told him if he kept still they would not hurt him. Soon after they climbed the ten_ Hapa a eng aie sey ana ‘fire, . D2¢M issued to the California Brigade ean to stop the train, which they did of the Uniformed Rank of the Knights point i the og eg pa at that in case of a war with Spain how under the express car, the first one. 7®2Y members would volunteer to being heard in Goshen. The safe was serve. There are four lodges in Santa blown open. The mail was rifled,some robbers were there at work 85 minutes. fired. There were probably four men’ eer, IN 1860 BY oe P. sail #604 SHOT DOWN BY A MANIAC. a = Tal Wife Shot. Sacramento, March 23.—Mra. Ada Thors, aged 22; was shot and killed this morning at her home near Latrobe, Eldorado county. Her husband was building a fence and she started Winchester rifle. She climbed a fence jand was pulling the riffle after her . when the weapon discharged. The bullet strack her ina vital. place, causan Unexpected Death. San Francisco, March 28d—Police Lieutenant W. F. Burke was shot and killed this morning while trying to arrest Parker Haynes, a maniac known Getting Ready to Fight. Gravesenp, England, March 23,—The with a neighbor on Precita avenue this started for Holehaven ‘at 11 a: m. to take on ammunition. Brave Knights. San Jose, March 23.—A circular has lots. Two uniformed policemen came to quell the disturbance. Haynes flourstation after their superior officer; Lieutenant Burke. ‘The latter tried to pacify Haynes when the latter shot him twice in the abdomen. The lunatic fied to his house and a hot exchange of of Pythias, asking the different lodges shots followed, Haynes using a Winchester. Burke was taken to the hospital meantime and died almost immediately after. When Haynes’ ammunition was gone he surrendered and was locked up for murder. He will proba.bly be committed to an asylum, as he is unaccountable for his acts. rn} , Beautiful Millinery Display. Clara county with 800 members on the rolls. Out of this number 150 have expressed their willingness to fight. Flood in Pennsylvania. Prirrepure, March 23.—The Alleghany and Monongahela rivers will probably reach the stage of thirty feet tonight, Tremendous rain fell last night in the upper valleys of these streams, the precipitation being from half an inch . will make ng mistake when they select to three inches. Great damage is re-. their Spring millinery at the above horrors of the flood of 1884 will be rePrien can be purchased in San Fran. peated. A sudden rise this morning . Gigco or elsewhere. Ladies, before makmadea clean sweep from. .Chestnut king your purchases call at Miss Eleanstreet to the bridge of barges, small . or E. Hoeft’a new millinery store and boats, etc., and the loss is heavy. The display of millinery which will be made at Stein's stationery store will éclipse everything in that line ever shown here before. The goods will all be of the very latest styles, and ladies purchase or not. Do not forget the new place—at Stein’s stationery store, on Broad street, next door to the CounLast night burglars pried the staples . 'y Treasurer's office. off a.cellar door at 8. Hieronimus'’s : ——— EE Ree wey on the Grass’ Valley road and} “Run your own typewriter, Wilker ?” getting into the saloofi stole $77-.50. “No; married her long ago.” Brewery. Burglarized. Erand Spring Opening MILIINERY.: WOO COX COV COW WOND MISS ELEANOR E. HOEFT : Will open a FINE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN STEIN'S STATIONERY STORE And announces with pleasure the GRAND OPENING IN A FEW. DAYS, as itis. yet early. for the Easter Styles, She takes pride in presenting the PINEST AND LATEST MATERIALS and designing the MOST PASHIOQNABLE AND MOST BECOMING FOR BACH CUSTOMER. Small Souvenirs will be presented to customers during the Opening Days, New : Millinery . Store NILES SISTERS, In the New Building Next to W. H. Smith’s Grocery Store, Will Be Open for Business This Week. The date of the Grand Opening will be announced in the TRANSCRIPT. Ladies, delay making your purchases until you have seen onr beautiful late styles. The goods as well as the prices will wilt astonish you, saaeeasemienmeel ee as “Irish Pinker.” Haynes quarreled morning about a fence between their ished a revolver, so they went to the . see the goods whether you desire to . —— -~ ~ — -. > — a — New 3 [3] [3] (3) [z) (3) [33] Paper.3 QUUULdddddddddddbdddae2 SEE E OUR dN Ee a aD onvyvnvovennvenennennnnez Wbbdadddddd Nobby Dasien’ for 10 cents per roll. Splendid assortment for 15 Cts per roll. Elegant (ioods for 20 cts per roll. El Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. Ej) Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. E Embossed Paper, 30 cts per roll. ai Embossed Paper, 35 cts per roll. Ei) Embossed Paper, 40 Cts per roll. : a Embossed Paper 50 cts per roll.

c Parlor, Wik oo Ww. Moots at Pythian Castle -OPUL: AR’ "BAKERY the Transeript Blook, on & PREPARED _— EVER ve the public wh Phicciass Bread, Pies and ~akes, STRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER dding Cakes & Specialty, Compressed Yeast Cakes ConOn hand, IST "see Proprietor. ONE 37. st Liquors, The ne Best Cigars, © the attractions always find at An data OUNCIL CHAMBER.” " af be Cents a Glass, : bréiids of Whiskies sine ae Berle Tass Wm. J; aoe ON MARKET, ctr eg St., Nevada City, ork, Mutton, Veal, Rie., Lt the lowest rates. KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE heed Taste Ham » Bacog rake Lara. . IIDT BROS., ING CIGAR DEALERS, vane *stt+eeeesNovada City Cal -ADY, Best § A Bon Cent Cigar —~-IN stoox—— THUR HUMBOLDT BO aa bd Norks Wonders.”* and Saddlery ns, > CAIRNS, National H ieked this following ‘OR CASH ONLY: end Wesley, “ mame. bis terms for playing with that -.Los' Angeles. fifty or,more before it isa month old. . Advertised Letters. Fitly Cents Per Month: Ds Gass VALLEY NBWS: a il eee “aa arlor of Native Baas wil} “be . ot new . to erect another handsome cottage. on . will leave next month for Europe. reptesented in the Grand Parlor by ght, alt ar i oeez gee be im-. East Broad street. H. W. Cole of Maybert was in. town three delegates. Mrs. the death of relative, John Vi he Ptah in England on the‘ city fos many years. be has refused $700.. His father-in-law, Mr-Smith, also has a homé ‘hear there’ which they have agreed to turn over to. the bondsmen. This; with the present: which would be placed to his credit, $500. BOUGHT AMINE. “of Gravel Ground, James McIntosh, formerly of the Wrree: saloon, has. bought from . «Casper Fogeli the San -oe gruvel. claim adjoining the Manzanita and: between the jJetter and the Milliken << Ranch. It.eeusists of 187 acres and inep ener apes, of T, B. Gray May Lose Rockenfeld. “Kid” Rockenfield, th the pitcher of the ‘Nevada City’s and the best all-round ylayer ever belonging to any Nevada -county.nine, today received a jetter tfrom W. H. E: Leffler, manager of the League club at Stockton, asking him to organization this year and saying that if pli 1g aatisfactory, he.will be telepecapaee: there’ Sunday for ie patel ga He will probably go unless the new ball association males some effort to keap him here, which action on their part would meet with the approval of all local lovers of good ball. The Maccabees sales Paatght, A good time is expec expected at Pythian Castle tonight when-the Knights of the Maccabees of the World will be-fally organized bere. There will be election of officers for the ensuing year, installation of the same, and the initiation of twelve: candidates. Deputy Frank _ B. Tichenor of San Francisco will in-suall officer:, assisted by D 8. ©. Wilt «of Oakland and Sir Knight Brown of The Maccabees will start with a mempbership of twenty-five or thirty and have assurance of a membership of : A. Disgrace to the Town. ‘The Grand Army men and women and Native Sons who will come here in large numbers next month should all be bronght in carriages from the depot tothe business part of the town so they will not see or be compelled to go on that eidewalk on Sacramento street. A sober man would be taken for a drunkard in going over it, In all Northern-Central California we do not believe there is another walk go gutrageous. It is said that “Jordon is a hard road to travel,” but it is not in it with the Sacramento street sidewalk. . csshaninuenesianneniansitesimesenremesnt eee The following is a list of the letters Witeon Mrs. Albert If not. called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office, Parties calling for any of these letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. &. CABB, Postmaster. : ade kno — o ae? 5 eg EE Johns has“ received ‘news ‘of . : shal, ad has been previously stated, i el his real estate.consisting ‘SI ‘house and lot on the road to} wheels at the power . the Maryland mine, for which he says. buckied to and ran the _. Sapable of production is 1876 h. p. Of a this large power about 850 bh; "p. will be . at Rock Creek. James Melntosh Acquires a Large Tract einployed at present in filling the pres: The G. A. RN. 8. G. W. decoration : Z. ie use are supperted on solid édiarele bear one contract which he sub-contracted. mediately taken with its brilliancy. _ hundred horse power capactity each. ley Electrie*t in@hes, the fall from the ditch to the eal fall of 298 feet and the power there ent contracts of the company, leaving a full thousand h. p. for business to be secured in the future. Recent invenmission of power. will render it possi-. ° ble to transfer this immense load from the point of its production to the place of ee with bnt the trifling loss on the maximum oain eonanton with and the wire and pole line are of the best obtainable material. The entire length of the pole line through the hille is oleared off for Atty feet on each side of the wives, thus ‘reducing to a minithum the danger of interference to the line from windblown trees or forest fires. Nearby.to the power house is the residence of the. electricians and. employees in: charge of the plant. -The stracture which will honge these gentlemen is @ comfortable residence of two stories fitted up with all the appliances that go to make life pleasura‘ble, and it is ypeedless to state that their lives will be passed among pleasant surroundings. Taken all in aj) the entire installation of this plant is perhaps as complete a piece of work as is to be found anywhere, and reflects great credit upon the ores of the enterprise. STAR ROUTE 6 CONTRACTS. Movement to Provent Thelr Letting to Non-Resident Bidders, Senator Stewart of Nevada has introduced the following resolution in Qongress which is the initiatory step towards abolishing the unjust system of letting star mail routes to non-resident contractors : Resolved, That the Postmaster General be directed to inform the Senate what -was the aggregate amount of money expended during the last calendar year for carrying the mails by the use of horses or other animals over what.are commonly known as Star routes ; how mach of the money wo expoulix’ was paid to the original contractors, and how much was paid to the sub-contractors. Also whether any original contractor obtained more than It so, give the name and number of contracts whieh each person received and sub-let and the amonut that he received from the department over and above what was paid to the sub-conWill Photograph Yags. ee James Shannon and Thomas Henley, . two prisoners seqt up from Grass Valmorning. “I'll you and put your picture into My rogue’s gallery if you ever come back to Nevada By the first of the month it ts. ¢on-. to be made to various houses in this . . . fidently expected ‘that customers ‘will . city as soon as the weather is settled. ) the priviledge of turning on their ary Decrand raged pet Sere of erin night, Twenty-tbree miles of a delightful ity trustees this afternoon aoGrive, if the day be fair, thirteen of the ipl the resignation of egeai ae low feothills of tho Sierr ve Browiis Valley brings one . new advertisement in today’s TRAN“power house ‘of this company, situated at ‘the head of what is known . about wall paper. ‘as. Capitan ravine, down which for 850 feet: is laid the. heavy steél pipe Those who are compe lied to travel all which leads the waters of the Browns . over the country to get patronage are Valley irrigation canal: to=the. ag ae generally “tio good.” generators, three in number, of five. ing to the fact that her daughter, Mrs. These machines, product of the Stan. theria. supply the curmonth’s salary, and the commissions] rent for the Jights in Marysville and the power for the mines at Browns . Superintendent Zeitler of the Chamboth on licenses and taxes, would re-. Valley. The amonnt of water availa-. pion mine, and that gentleman will duce the payment to something. Hie’ ble.at. the point of divergance is 2800. build there, Pelton wheels is equivalent to a verti-. Friday afternoon at two o'clock to hear tions in the matter of electrical trans-. the Citizens Bank at eight. . nigh’ and “Peter Purdon is ‘making arrangemets A great many fine improvements are mory. Read the Legg & Shaw Company’s SORIPT and see what they ‘have to say Beware of traveling quack doctors. The house of Mrs. Graves on upper . Pine street has been quarantined, owMary Caracoa, is ill there with -diphA. D. Allan has sold a lot adjoining bis residence on East Broad street to The County Supervisors will meet. the report. of viewers relative to the committee will meet at the South. Yuba office tonight at seven o'clock. The G. A. R. general committee will meet at Five men who olaim they started for the Klondike and after getting as far as Seattle turned back in disgust, are at the Union hotel. They will prospect " apdeeie ake Pe nas Sons . 0 achat ot site Sacer esi under the banner be their — lor. Plans and specifications are being made for several new hoiises to be erected here. The. probabilities are that more new houses will be erected here this year than there were jaa year. Partjes are talking ofopening another saloon here; The city is already . fails overstocked with them. If about fogr. == fifths of them should be closed the other fifty would beable to make something. J. E. Miller and Stephen Fowler have made a proposition to the parties holding liens against the Netherlands Mining Company, the works of which are located above Graniteville, to settle at 76 cents on the dollar. There are many honses and lots for sale in this city but no business property, The latter are valued by their owners at a higher figure than at any time during the past twenty years, and are not offered for sale. Last week the tenant of a house at this city moved out, but it was immediately rented by another party who will not move into it till April first. In the meantime the owner js having an average of three applications 3 day for it. 4 Chief Engineer Eddy appeared before the city trustees last night and said that the fire: department would like to have Perfeetion hydrants used’ with the new water system. The board’

at once decided without discussion to use the Perfection. — Tomorrow afternoon the executive noon. Call on George 0. “Gaylord, grocer, . A, . Deed ‘Wathier weather ls predicted for to-. George O. Gaylora tits ‘Ben Pr. af sou tomorrow. cisco * B The New York house barroom is be1} ing fixed up in) Con. Seaman is building a two-room On Sunday afternoon the examination for non-commissioned officers of ing this week to visit her father, A: Company © will be held at the Ar-. Isoard. proposed.changed in the Sgn Juap road . _. Take Laxative Bromo ¢ uinine Tablets last night, returning home turned last night from San Francisco, Mrs. 8. O. Gifford of Oakland is comRalph Maitland has gone to Sacramother. tion for appendicitis was ‘Performed . Monday, is improving. Miss Jennie Richards, who has been at Washington visiting at E. A. Langtord’s, came home yesterday. F. Ostrander was here last night on his way from the Gold Valley mine in Sierra county to San Francisco. Dr. B. H. Peaslee of New York, Ed. McCutchen and C. I. Hutchinson came down today from the Oalifornia mine. Miss Pauline Cohn left'on the noon train for San Francisco where she goes to select her spring stock of millinery. Supervisor Coprath of Smartsyille and his brother, A. Conrath of Milwaukee, Wis., were in town. today. with their wives.Wm. Buck of Moore’s Flat is engaged this week in taking his horses from the winter pastures near Spenceville to the upper country. Charles Hegarty Jr. came dowti today from Moore’s Flat. He will take back with him the Hegarty horses which have been wintering at Union Ranch. Mr. and®’ Mrs. O:°Canfield” of San Franciscoand F. E, Fisk of Los Angeles in HP sey at Round M peapeiningnt north Miss Waldort ‘pany will appear at Rolhcher « in this city on Friday dnd Saturday eveni; April first didnt, thd barian,” will ibaa the first and onthe To Cure a Cold in One Day Rian eet tees — BORN. At,Nevada City, March 22d, 1898, to f money if ii 37-0 conned tothe hos by posO. Nowlin ot Forest City has gone'to ne addition to his house on Broad street. San Francisco. Oasper Fogeli, the pioneer brewer, mento to spend’ a pioneer with his Alva Locklin, upon whom an operaare here. The gentlemen are interested . . Up Near esrots ,. GOSHEN, Cal., March 28.—Paseenger ing instant death. train No. 18 which left here at 10:44of the pouches being carried away. The Detective Mead who was on the train got off the first car but was ordered back and shot at. He returned the fire three times. A dozen shots in all were concerned in the érime. They ‘had a horse and buggy and twosaddle horses, the buggy having new tires and the horses being unshod. One of the men had on large shoes that were not mates. . The officers of Kings and Tulare counties were notified and arrived at 8 a.m. They started north on the trail, The express car was badly wrecked. Passed: Without Debate, Wasaincron, March 23.—Ohsirman OS eta: the Naval Senate Committee called up for” passage the Maine relief bill and it passed without debate, Will Do Good Work, WasHInGTon, March 28.—Secretary Long today ordered into service the eight old single-turreted monitors that did such good work in the Jate war but are now at League Island. The Catskill and Lehigh go to Boston, the Nahant and Jason to New York and the others remain at Philadelphia to be the wife of E. G. Gray, @ Bon. prepared for service. [ley for vagrancy, were. released this. photograph committee of this county for the Golden Jubilee will meet at the office of the South Yuba Water Company in Nevada City. -At this meeting all business pertaining to the late jubilee will, so far as the county is concerned, be. settled ap, ee . The Royal is the highest grade bakiag powder knows. Actual tests show it goes enethird further than aay other bread, i . Wo ouch Soods shown here before. re ork "was the Sheriff's shot to them. “Feu'tet Pas'oaek toe we: POE ee thay ae ccmumel THE PRICES ARE: 50 Cents to. $3.50, each. f New Goods Every Day. Jill ald “Che aK of peed. os Ladies come while the ¢ selection is good. Send for Samples. . ~ ROBBERY ther Paci Train Held from the house to join him, dattyiug ol A Brave Police Officer Meets last night in charge of Conductor Botman, Engineer Moor,Firemen McAuliffe and Express Messenger Pease was held up at eleven o'clock. last night near United States battleship New Orleans, Cross Oreek trestle four miles north of . "ecently known as the Amazonas, Capt. Donahue of . Washington.re-. here. : A negro boy on the blind baggage says that as the train left Goshen three . ‘. men climbed aboard and told him if he kept still they would not hurt him. Soon after they climbed the ten_ Hapa a eng aie sey ana ‘fire, . D2¢M issued to the California Brigade ean to stop the train, which they did of the Uniformed Rank of the Knights point i the og eg pa at that in case of a war with Spain how under the express car, the first one. 7®2Y members would volunteer to being heard in Goshen. The safe was serve. There are four lodges in Santa blown open. The mail was rifled,some robbers were there at work 85 minutes. fired. There were probably four men’ eer, IN 1860 BY oe P. sail #604 SHOT DOWN BY A MANIAC. a = Tal Wife Shot. Sacramento, March 23.—Mra. Ada Thors, aged 22; was shot and killed this morning at her home near Latrobe, Eldorado county. Her husband was building a fence and she started Winchester rifle. She climbed a fence jand was pulling the riffle after her . when the weapon discharged. The bullet strack her ina vital. place, causan Unexpected Death. San Francisco, March 28d—Police Lieutenant W. F. Burke was shot and killed this morning while trying to arrest Parker Haynes, a maniac known Getting Ready to Fight. Gravesenp, England, March 23,—The with a neighbor on Precita avenue this started for Holehaven ‘at 11 a: m. to take on ammunition. Brave Knights. San Jose, March 23.—A circular has lots. Two uniformed policemen came to quell the disturbance. Haynes flourstation after their superior officer; Lieutenant Burke. ‘The latter tried to pacify Haynes when the latter shot him twice in the abdomen. The lunatic fied to his house and a hot exchange of of Pythias, asking the different lodges shots followed, Haynes using a Winchester. Burke was taken to the hospital meantime and died almost immediately after. When Haynes’ ammunition was gone he surrendered and was locked up for murder. He will proba.bly be committed to an asylum, as he is unaccountable for his acts. rn} , Beautiful Millinery Display. Clara county with 800 members on the rolls. Out of this number 150 have expressed their willingness to fight. Flood in Pennsylvania. Prirrepure, March 23.—The Alleghany and Monongahela rivers will probably reach the stage of thirty feet tonight, Tremendous rain fell last night in the upper valleys of these streams, the precipitation being from half an inch . will make ng mistake when they select to three inches. Great damage is re-. their Spring millinery at the above horrors of the flood of 1884 will be rePrien can be purchased in San Fran. peated. A sudden rise this morning . Gigco or elsewhere. Ladies, before makmadea clean sweep from. .Chestnut king your purchases call at Miss Eleanstreet to the bridge of barges, small . or E. Hoeft’a new millinery store and boats, etc., and the loss is heavy. The display of millinery which will be made at Stein's stationery store will éclipse everything in that line ever shown here before. The goods will all be of the very latest styles, and ladies purchase or not. Do not forget the new place—at Stein’s stationery store, on Broad street, next door to the CounLast night burglars pried the staples . 'y Treasurer's office. off a.cellar door at 8. Hieronimus'’s : ——— EE Ree wey on the Grass’ Valley road and} “Run your own typewriter, Wilker ?” getting into the saloofi stole $77-.50. “No; married her long ago.” Brewery. Burglarized. Erand Spring Opening MILIINERY.: WOO COX COV COW WOND MISS ELEANOR E. HOEFT : Will open a FINE MILLINERY ESTABLISHMENT IN STEIN'S STATIONERY STORE And announces with pleasure the GRAND OPENING IN A FEW. DAYS, as itis. yet early. for the Easter Styles, She takes pride in presenting the PINEST AND LATEST MATERIALS and designing the MOST PASHIOQNABLE AND MOST BECOMING FOR BACH CUSTOMER. Small Souvenirs will be presented to customers during the Opening Days, New : Millinery . Store NILES SISTERS, In the New Building Next to W. H. Smith’s Grocery Store, Will Be Open for Business This Week. The date of the Grand Opening will be announced in the TRANSCRIPT. Ladies, delay making your purchases until you have seen onr beautiful late styles. The goods as well as the prices will wilt astonish you, saaeeasemienmeel ee as “Irish Pinker.” Haynes quarreled morning about a fence between their ished a revolver, so they went to the . see the goods whether you desire to . —— -~ ~ — -. > — a — New 3 [3] [3] (3) [z) (3) [33] Paper.3 QUUULdddddddddddbdddae2 SEE E OUR dN Ee a aD onvyvnvovennvenennennnnez Wbbdadddddd Nobby Dasien’ for 10 cents per roll. Splendid assortment for 15 Cts per roll. Elegant (ioods for 20 cts per roll. El Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. Ej) Embossed Paper, 25 cts per roll. E Embossed Paper, 30 cts per roll. ai Embossed Paper, 35 cts per roll. Ei) Embossed Paper, 40 Cts per roll. : a Embossed Paper 50 cts per roll.