March 23, 1899 (4 pages)

Pst tk ve ececnlgh teaigtpiahs oR BOAT NE oy ts Cn ¢ THE TRANSCRIPT.) Eaubed mzermmnsceetet “BROWN & CALKINS. RN, P. BROWN, ‘L. 6. OALKINS. THURSDAY. . AWILL, BMPLOY 400, BANDS. p Mil to be Started. InEastern Ne-} yada County. e Truckee Republican of last even.MARCH 23, 1899 rected near Floriston will soon be rocéss of construction. 'The.water 1 be diverted from the river and ied in a pipe ten feet in diameter he site of the mill. It will be loat a point where the river gives power, thére being a fall ‘of fifty feet ie a distance of less than half a mile: The projectors of the clei are interested in pulp and paper plants in Oregon,;and thoroughly conversant with every phase ofthe business, The plant will be much larger than was first thought and. will be constructed for the manufacture of all kinds of paper. The plant. will cost $250,000. ‘When completed and in full operation itis expected that 400 hands will be employed; also that the demand for wood to be used in the manufacture of pulp will be 40,000 cords a year. Sacha plant will give » new impetus to business in this vicinity. The wood can, be hauled to the river at any point and floated down withont cost. If the project is carried out as we uuderstund it, it means much to this part of the county.’ Yet it is only the beginning of what may be expected in the line of manufacture along the Truekee river. There is ull the time power capable of running dozens of snch factories going to waste and, if we are endowed with any spirit‘of prophecy, it will not be many years until this vast power is harnessed and made the means of great wealth.to.this part of the State. Such excéllent opportunities do not go long unnoticed in the progress that now stirs civilized _Deople. It Was Not a Rat. A woman rushed into a store. on the Frederick.road, holding her skirts in a bunch at the knee and crying: “T have arat! I have a rat!” There was at once a partic in the store. Phe proprietor was a woman, and she disappeared through the back doer sprecipitately, leaving her guest shrieking. “Oh, help me get this rat!” Finally a neighbor woman was enliated; and they returned to the store, ‘ where-tthe woman «was still clutching her garments, and was giving vent to cries of the utmost distress: “Ob, he‘is eating me! He is eating me!” The rescuers upproached cautiously. They counseled together as to the sort of strategy which would best dispose of a rat in the position indicated. ‘The woman whe had the rat received their help gladly and told them where to catch hold of her skirts, while she would looser her hold. But when she began to urclasp her clutch the women fied, and came in.collision at the door leading out of the reom. When their courage had returned they assisted the suffering woman to work the rat toward the floor, When it was finally revealed it was found to be one of the woman’s corset stays, which had. slipped down and was scratching ina way similar.tothe nipping teeth of.a rodent. —Ex. It is estimated that from 1801 to 1888 the world has produced’ 12,700,000,000 tons of minerals, of which 10,6. 1,000,000 tons were of coal, 1,275,,000,000 of iron, 612,000,000 of gold quartz, 49,000,000 of silver ore 80,000,000 of copper and 80,000,000 of lead ore. aa saisanniniendaienenenionmen How Is Your Wife? Hag:she lost her beauty? If eo, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Reot,'Tea has cured these ills for half a cetitury. Price 25 wts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -_———-++@e Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s i says: The putp.and paper plant to}. ek Record of Our Helghbos as Tod Over The Telephone. A tramp was. sentenced today to’ fifteen days-in the county jail. Richard Wedlock a and Geo ‘went ‘to San Francisto today." 'The rainfall for.24 hours to noon toVincent lday was 885° inches, making 29.64 for! the season. James H. Nankervis, a fourteen-yearold Jad who came out here from Eng‘land last year, died last night of appendicitis. Mrs. J: A. Murphy is in a critical condition and it was found necessary today toperform a’ purgioell operation on her. At Grass Valley last night George Cleasby was married to Miss Bessie Mitchell and Wm. J. Martin to Miss Nellie Key. Some young ladies: ry gentlemen. have organized a minstrel troupe“and will give-an invitation show on Saturday evening, April Ist. Yesterday while Joe Kilroy was’ work: ing in a mine a cave occurred. burying him to the waist. He had a difficult time getting out and is very sore today. Prof. Hamilton Wallace, who used to be Principal of the schools here, has been compelled on ‘account of failing health to resign the Principalship df the union high schoo] at Fowler, Fresno county. Evangelist Weber continues to draw big audiences at his revival meetings. In his talk Jast night he. dealt with “Sneaks” and created a sensation by discrediting the efticacy of deathbed repentances. It is reported that City Trastees Collins, Perkins ‘and Lord are likely to foltow the proposed’ course of’ Mayor Clinch’and resign from their positions because ‘of the. fault-finding indulged in by citizens over their official course. Trustee Moyle centinues tobe in.bad health and may be incapacitated from come. Grass Valley, his decision pass an ordinance compelling saloous to close at. midnight and then a little later because they raised liquor licenses from $8 to $20 a quarter. lat el Could Not Run the Satoon. This afternoon Charles Pecor, who conducts the saloon in the Milwaukee Brewery building on Sacramento street, put M.D. Cooley out of his place of basiness and. throwing him down in the street choked bim. ®he s¢fap attracted a big crowd of pbople. Mr. Pecor says that Cooley went into the saloon and tried to run it, becoming exceedingly warlike, and that it was necessary to use some force in bouncing him and ce. him to a peace footing. + 2@e For City Marshal. Jobn Evans, our well-known and popular townsman is anneéunced intoday’s TRANSCRIPT as a candidate for city marshal.’ Mr. Evans posses all the qualifications for making a good marshal and his friends will urge his claims strongly on election day. He has. been a resident. here. for many years, isa miner by occupation and a very deserving man. = . State or Ouro, Crry or ToLepo, . Luoas County na Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the. senior partner of the firm of F J. Cueney & Cou., doing business in the: City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use” of “HALL’s CaTarRRH Core. FRANK J. QHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presetice, this 5th day of December,jA. D , 1886 {es t A. W. GLEASON,” = Notary Public. allyand acts directly on a Oe mucous surfaces of the syst Bend . for testimonmls, free. F.J CHENEY &.CO., Toledo, 0; * Sola by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family: Pills are the best. ASR ROSS DEAE The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Enquire of Fred E. sh ge tf acting on the Board for two months to. arising . tisement— from the adverse criticism that has Why, I thought he was. Well, anyway been heaped upon him and his fellow}I had lost a dog, and he said he had members because of their failure to. heard of it and wanted to know if I > BRIEEABNTION. inor Notes and Comments of ee : Interest. For Life Insurance see T.B. Gray. = English ale on dranght, five cents a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon, _ tf genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tfDr, H. W. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main st. This morning’s weather forecast is: Continued rain tonight and tomorrow, There is a bad cave in the. North Bloonsfield . road this side of ‘the: Yuba crossing. Gaylord & Son have a fresh lot of Los Angeles fiavel . , oranges. They must be-sold. ~~ tf Wild’s barber shop will be removed: Monday, April 17th, to the building adjoining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. The faneral of the late Mrs, Quintana took place this morning at St. -Ganice chiitch: A Replemy “mass was: celebrated. The ease with which Rowe, who claimed to be a mining expert, did Sidney Smith and George W. Hall to a turn in the Eagle Bird matter, ought to have demohstrated to those gentlemen’ that.Rowe was a cook in disguise. It is likely that Thomas Peard of this ‘city: and his wife who'lives in San} Frantisco will contest the will of their son, the late Henry Peard, who: recently died in the latter city leaving to his wife all his fortune, amounting to some $30,000, most of which he accumulated after marrying her. Robert M. Mein, son of Captain Mein of the London Exploration Company, Mr. E. A. Ogden and several other Tuolumne county miners have formed a Company and purchased the north extention of the old Soulsbyville mine in Tuolumne county, which they purpose to open up in the near future, ante He Got the Ad, **You’re not on that* horrid paper, are you,’’ cricd the girl who speaks her Charles E. Clinch has pe Renata his mind, ‘Ardent ee Once. medt -& Tor intention of resigning as Mayor of portey from if who was rather nice? He came to see about getting an adverWhat! Not a reporter?, didn’t want to advertise in his paper liked his old paper, and he said he didn’t think mach of it himself, but he . . thought it was pretty apt to reach the class of people who stole dogs. And so since he was so polite about it I thought I might-as well advertise.in it, ‘But I-didn’t get the dog. **_New York ‘Commercial Advertiser. Show Your Best Qualities, our oil paintings faced to the wall in order that our friends may sée that they are made on. coarse canvas, It is right to appear always at our. best. Give the world your brightest thoughts, your 1n0st courteous speech, the outcome of your kindest impulses and purest. motives, no matter if you_are conscious that these things are’above your ordinary level. God made the flowers show their colors, not their dull, fibrous matter; to load the air with their odors, not. with the ranknegs of their sap.—Homileti¢ Review. Romance Versus Reality. The romanticist speaks: A realist is a man who takes his own vision of the world as true and the visions of all other persons as false. “The realist speaks: The romanticist is a man who has forgotten. the origin {' ‘and meaning of the nursery tales with which his head is filled.—New York Commercial Advertiser. , The first public bath in England for hot. bathing. purposes was opened in 1679. Opium is considered three times .as deadly as alcohol. : He Was Low. **An so Arabella has gone and engaged hereelf.to a low churchman? Indeed Iam astonished! Why, she even ‘believes in-the confessional!’’ *“‘Oh, as to that, perhaps he does too! ‘ ‘But I should.judge that he isn’t an Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern, pp aig ay in his socks. °"— . Sweet, Rue. @ sle even by the nerves, tones the sme ee overcomes. all yeperiie symptoms, You'should try it Hoop’s PILts are prompt. and efficient ashy to take, pay ¢ to eg 25 cents. “ Patiéy Grail cheese “in tin foil and . aise for it: I told him I didn’t believe Ij. Honesty does not require us to hang . ° Ree " Ww ° 7 mS 1 Ow FOR: SEWERAGE, Bond Election Called For May Sixth— Gh Election May First.: City ‘Trustees had. an important ‘mi ng last’ night. They issued a roclamation for the general city elecon on Monday, May Ist, when a Marshal, Assessor, Treasurer and two'Trustees are to be elected. The election officers appointed are as follows: Precinct No. 1—Polls at ‘Clutter carriage shop: J. D. Fleming, Ed Smith, Inspectors; Dan Flower, O. A. Shurtleff, Jadges; C. H. Harrison, R. H. Bowerman, Clerks; H: T, Sweeney, G. A. Nihell, Ballot Clerks. Precinet No. 2— Polts at City Hall; D. S. Baker, M. Garver, Inspectors; 0. C. Conlan, John Swart, Judges; W. B. Roff, John Webber, Clerks; W.T. ‘Holmap, W.J. Organ, Ballot Glerks. Precinct No. 8—Polls at No.1 Hore House: John Ramsey, CO. Randall, Judges; J. E. Isaac, Clarence Organ, Clerks; D. F. Bell, Adam Scott, . Ballot Clerks. Precinct No. 4—Polls at Hose House No. 2; John Dunnicliff, H. J, Wright, Inspectors; E. Booth, M. Hanley, Judges; B: N. Shoecraft, H. J, Carter, Clerks; A. Hartung, T.P. Byrne, Ballot Clerks. The polls will be open from sunrise to 5 p. m. At the same meeting was adopted an ‘ordinance providing for submitting to our people on Saturday, May 6, a proposition to issne $28,000 worth of six per cent bends in order to raise funds witb which to construct a public sewer system. ; It is believed that the sewerage proposition will carry by an overwhelming majority. Our citizens as far as ascerfavor of it. There must be a two-thirds vote ‘im favor of the proposition in order to have it prevail. Farmer Sinclair. John Sutherland Sinclair is a farmer in North Dakota. His farm is called Berriedale farm. Inthe book of the age Mr. Sinclair is put down as Earl of Caithness, Lord Berriedale and a baronet of Nova Scotia. All the castles and. vast~estates: which -his ancestors owned have shrunk to the North Dakota farm. The eéarldam of Caithness once embraced-_all the northern part of Scotland, from sea tu sea, and the Sinclaira were .arls of Orkney too.—Milwaukee Wisconsin. He Was Explicit. An ex-soldier who had lost a leg re the war and was tired waiting for his ‘pension wrote to headquarters at Washington: **Ef you won’t send me my pension, won’t you please send me a wood sn leg, so’s I kin git about? The leg I lost wuz & bowleg on the, left side an had three corns.on the three little toes. So, now, you can’t go wrong in makin a new one.’’-——Atlanta Constitution. The farmer’s boy looks with scorn at the city boy, who doesn’t know which the off horse and which the nigh horse is.—Somerville Journal. ~ Many a man loses a job trying to support the dignity he thinks ought to go with it—-Chicago Journal. . Diplomacy. _One day a gentleman was holding a conversation with his wife in the presence of their 5-year-old son, and among other things nientioned was ‘‘diplomaF cy:”" **Pa,*’ ‘said the youngster “when a break in the conversation allowed him to interfere, **what does ‘ diplomacy mean ?’’ ‘Diplomacy, my son,’’ said the father, ‘‘is this—doing exactly the right thing at exactly the right moment.’’ ‘Then I suppose I used diplomacy when I got out of the pantry yesterday, dad, did I?’’ ‘What do you méan ?’’ was the reply. “*Why,’’ said the son, *‘T got into the back yard with that. meat pie just at the moment ma caught the cat in the pantry and told you to drown her for thieving. "’>Pearson’ ) Weekly. ————EE Eee BORN. In Nevada City, March 22, 1899, to ‘the wife ot C. J. Bryant, a son. suas DIED. Tn Nevada. City, March_22, 1899, John } Arthur Heyer, a native of Kansas City, -. Missouri, aged 41 years and 21 days. ALFRED D. MASON, rbacii TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA eS ONE DOLLAR FOR I SEVENTY=PIVE CENTS, Off Sale. REDUCED PRICES ON That is exactly what we are If-you w Domestic \ X will but stop to consider that our es price,fand in many instances sold for less than twetity-five cents rebate on every. dollar’s worth $ glance would indicate. “If we were offering you old 2 purposes, then sich «a. reduction as we offer would. you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods really getting One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. REDUCED , PRICES ON OVERCOATS. Boe eae The MEN’S SUITS. REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING." RepuctD PRICES ON ‘TROUSERS. “But, Remieniber,, This’ Sale k Is: STRICT LY CASH. . CARTER « of goods theans much goods or clothing h ‘mean nothing to the t giving in merchandise to. bi: istoners during. this One-Quarter goods at regular prices are always the lowest in. : their real value, you will readily perceive that this more to you than a casual astily put together for bargain economical buyer.’ ’. But when at an, hay saging. of one-fourth, then ° you are e, suit-that need. to sell: few $20-and was fully worthfit; cant now be ‘pure ased for $1 S.Bud all others at reduced prices. ~hoice from a great sae id then ake your of Cheviots, Tweeds, ‘Scotch, Irish and . = Seer em all wool fabrics.” y & J JOHNSTON, ONE PRION Moves. tained are practically unanimous in. . Attorney at Law and Notary Public. PERSONAL POINTERS. . K Daily Chronicle of the Doings of tia and Young. Mrs. H. M. Cooper isill. Farnk Dillon came hows souey from Washington. Frank Bigelow was here jaat night from Columbia Hill. L. Bauer, the German mining man, left today for San Francisco. ; The two-year-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Bates of Rush Creek district is seriously ill. D. Holland and T. Gonghlan have returned from the Qmo mine in -El Dorado county. ‘Mr. and Mrs; Martin I. Smith arrived last evening from San Francisco on a visit to A. M.Allen and family. Owing to the continuance of the storm Mrs. Bostwick, representing the T. . City of Paris Dry Goods Store, will remain-in Nevada City the rest. of this week, —~ ¥ 1t 8. D. Gray, who was stiopléa last fall by an accident while he was teaming for Towle Brothers Company, and has been below for some time, is now ‘back here fully recovered and will drive for:Con. Grissel this year. In commemoration of the first annual anniversary of the entrance into Marysville of the service.of the Yuba Electric Power Company, a banquet was tendered by John Martin, President of the Company, to a. number of gentlemen friends at the grill room of the U. 8. hotel on Tuesday evening. SETTAB ———— Through the Soles To the feet and thence through the whole body the path of disease is often plainly marked. Don't Catch Cold strong, handsome and well-made Shoes . * and be independent of ather. All of our Shoes are made of honest material, useless trash Ladies’ Shoes from #1 50 up. Genta’ Shoes from $1 75 up. Children’s Shoes from _$ .50 up. All good values for your money, done at the lowest reasonable rates. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. For City Marshal. JOHN EVANS. Is hereby announced as @ candidate May 1st. For City Marshal. EB. A. TOMPKINS (Present intambent) © Is hereby’a inéed as a candida for City Marshef. Election Monday May ist. & For ity Aatshal. HENRY M. PLACE Is hereby announced as a candidate for City year Hection, Memes, May Ist, SALT, DRIED. AND. CANNED FISH. During the ‘season of fasting i meat, we carry an’ ten nt took ot. cieeated a wie in perfect condition. the discriminating housekeeper. CALL, ON _-P. G. SCADDEN, » Commercial St. From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur — There is no filling up with} == @@F Repairing neatly and promptly . and it will be found of ine anality and wo We' have’ ‘drawn’ our ‘sdppliés ’ “tide . . packers justly celebrated for the su-. perior quality of their goods and feel. . confident that. both the stock and the . price will meet with the approval of i Workmen Add Another Feature to Their Prize Vaudeville Show. The vaudeville entertainment that the Workmen of Nevada City Lodge are to have at their hall. ye Wake after the regular meeting of next W nesday evening will no doubt attract a large representation of the membership becanse. of the many novel and amusing features of the entertainment to be provided. As -heretofore = announced, the program, which is to begin at 8:30 e’clock, will consist of a rich olio of vaudeville attractions including singing, dancing form of contests to the winners of which prizes will be presented. / A taking feature addediat last night’s meeting of.the committee of amusements will be a pie-eating tournament and hungry members of the order will straggle for supremacy. Custard pies that are warranted to. be eighteen car. ats fine and a yard wide will be used. “Pa, what is a hero? “A hero is a man who tries to read a newspaper in the same rooms with a boy, about your size. ? Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science -has proven that, and.also that neglect is suicidal. The worst ‘cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years, For sale ‘by H. —the druggist. tf Handbag re Last Tuesday night, March 2ist, between Masonic Hall and the residence of the: under-. signed. Contained a purse, spectacles and otherarticles. Finder please return and receive suitable reward. m23-1w MRS. 1. J. ROLFR. Assessment Notice, Ho“ GOLD MINING COMPANY. — Location of Principal place of business, San Francisco, Califor Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada Cit ity Nevada county, California. otice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th of March, raha assessment (No. 15) of Five cents per 8 are was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold oe to the Secretary, at the office of the Com any, No. 316 Front street, San Frapclseo, Company, Any stock apes which this preceemnent shal remain paid on the 2th da ril 1899, will delinquent and edvections for — at Dubie he ogre and unless payment is made before, w: sold a day of May. 1890, ‘to. pay 1 cada uen ent toget or “itth conteng and papeos of sale. By po ectors. 0. E. JOHNSON, pee Front street, San Picea ica Sa feats of strength, sparring, story-tell-. s Case rag ing, exhibition of magic, etc., all in the} sehool, in which several of the most dignified . ?” that should. earn for him a coat and feathers if he fs in his_rig or in case he is prec! Town to be i ye Moved. The town of Eveleth, on the Mi sota iron range, is to have a nove month to @ new site some ‘from its present: location, which has been found to be directly over : bed of iron ore. : The mining conipany ited pitied the present townsite reserved the mineral rights,.so the ‘townspeople have no alternative; and as the minirg company has agreed to grade streets . lay sidewalks and move all the build: éngs at its-own expense, there is no opposition, and the unique experience seems to be viewed'as rather diverting than vexatious. ~ The mining company has taken the precaution this time of satisfying itself, by diamond drilling and other tésts, { that there are no considerable iron ‘deposits. under the new townsite, as it. doesn’t care to stand the expense of a. second transplanting of the whole town. Six loaves bread aon Homann’s. inns ry Fie 7 On Broad Street, 4 Keep on hand at all times the best. of Vegetables, Fruits, . . Fresh Candies and Nats, ‘PLANTS AND ) FLOWERS. Etc : or Fresh Fish : 3 Tuesday and Thareday =, a a All ordits shenegtly: and fagthtuly attended to, L, adies, this day, ts. Invisible Checks, At MAHERS’. we have placed on'G INS exhibition a lot of Gatlor Made Suits, fn AW! lateot colorings . : Coverts, Venetians and trhayiiyfe just the thing. for street suits or traveling dresses, for any climate ; géod for any and all seasons and not expensive, We wish every lady to see them Ap, XK D> Good while on exhibition in € set For City. Marshal. our large window. You can’t do better at any place, "PRANK VAUGHN mr . Is hereby-dnneunced as a candidate "y PRICES ALL MARKED, for City __Election, Monday, ; ' . ‘. May Ist. $ . Respectfully, V ; ¥ 2 Bey: seas, ecieeeeee rs wets See Muslin er Ga In our other window COME TO Us FOR RA CURTAINS. rience. It will be moved bodily next 1RvoeE a that the Sunset. will extend the which now stops’ Carson this sprin will be practionbh line will Lake pr ts Boca will take the tendent of the tt panies at , death of his: tats of Overton who b monia is much in Miss Kate R. Sm has taught the” ba itevilie for t the teacher at 7 term.——Mrs. At deserted at True husband, was. ass to return to her fc ——A number of’ have organized a as the “Needle W« ject of the club is fit of the member FRENOH COR ver is ill The . attended .the Pl Friday night say. '* of @ time.——He from the Bay. SEBASTPOL: recently gave a té Mises Mande M Bloomfield. SWEETLAND: completed his d Phelan boys’ clai leased. —— Mrs. « front Shady Oree ter, Mrs. Chas. Al be given on Satu to raise money w: for the schoolhou has the grip. Profits of .Golk The New York ing Journal state of the Transvaal 1898 amounted . 265,107. In the ’ 32 per cent of s was paid in d other districts: or Will Ne The first: of the be given at the ] the benefit of th entertainment fu morrow. evening weather’s condi’ lecture on “Hun O’Brien will sing Frank Lammo weeks ago for Shasta county « déing a land-offi He has a saloon, theater and tod are.all well patr: ‘The Heathe The other eve Chinaman who ' poker fell out, t that his oppon many in his bar money on the t: wm. Ra It was repor wight and today whom an ope! -was performed ‘ ‘was. an error. rapidly and res —=— On I Of Shiloh’s Cor guarantee: “A two-thirds of t tle faithfully, t are not benefit your D at: price paid.” $1.00. For sal druggist. — bat Officers an No, 48, abe notified to a on Senieays for t' faustal” or ot Heyer. By B. N. Subec A. I Officers anc ‘Council, No.‘Honor, are he -at their hall at 1 o’clock {5 attending the er, John * Miss Te AB hee in this city « remain here can be founc tional Kix are

Pst tk ve ececnlgh teaigtpiahs oR BOAT NE oy ts Cn ¢ THE TRANSCRIPT.) Eaubed mzermmnsceetet “BROWN & CALKINS. RN, P. BROWN, ‘L. 6. OALKINS. THURSDAY.. . AWILL, BMPLOY 400, BANDS. p Mil to be Started. InEastern Ne-} yada County. e Truckee Republican of last even.MARCH 23, 1899 rected near Floriston will soon be rocéss of construction. 'The.water 1 be diverted from the river and ied in a pipe ten feet in diameter he site of the mill. It will be loat a point where the river gives power, thére being a fall ‘of fifty feet ie a distance of less than half a mile: The projectors of the clei are interested in pulp and paper plants in Oregon,;and thoroughly conversant with every phase ofthe business, The plant will be much larger than was first thought and. will be constructed for the manufacture of all kinds of paper. The plant. will cost $250,000. ‘When completed and in full operation itis expected that 400 hands will be employed; also that the demand for wood to be used in the manufacture of pulp will be 40,000 cords a year. Sacha plant will give » new impetus to business in this vicinity. The wood can, be hauled to the river at any point and floated down withont cost. If the project is carried out as we uuderstund it, it means much to this part of the county.’ Yet it is only the beginning of what may be expected in the line of manufacture along the Truekee river. There is ull the time power capable of running dozens of snch factories going to waste and, if we are endowed with any spirit‘of prophecy, it will not be many years until this vast power is harnessed and made the means of great wealth.to.this part of the State. Such excéllent opportunities do not go long unnoticed in the progress that now stirs civilized _Deople. It Was Not a Rat. A woman rushed into a store. on the Frederick.road, holding her skirts in a bunch at the knee and crying: “T have arat! I have a rat!” There was at once a partic in the store. Phe proprietor was a woman, and she disappeared through the back doer sprecipitately, leaving her guest shrieking. “Oh, help me get this rat!” Finally a neighbor woman was enliated; and they returned to the store, ‘ where-tthe woman «was still clutching her garments, and was giving vent to cries of the utmost distress: “Ob, he‘is eating me! He is eating me!” The rescuers upproached cautiously. They counseled together as to the sort of strategy which would best dispose of a rat in the position indicated. ‘The woman whe had the rat received their help gladly and told them where to catch hold of her skirts, while she would looser her hold. But when she began to urclasp her clutch the women fied, and came in.collision at the door leading out of the reom. When their courage had returned they assisted the suffering woman to work the rat toward the floor, When it was finally revealed it was found to be one of the woman’s corset stays, which had. slipped down and was scratching ina way similar.tothe nipping teeth of.a rodent. —Ex. It is estimated that from 1801 to 1888 the world has produced’ 12,700,000,000 tons of minerals, of which 10,6. 1,000,000 tons were of coal, 1,275,,000,000 of iron, 612,000,000 of gold quartz, 49,000,000 of silver ore 80,000,000 of copper and 80,000,000 of lead ore. aa saisanniniendaienenenionmen How Is Your Wife? Hag:she lost her beauty? If eo, Constipation, Indigestion, Sick, Headache are the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Reot,'Tea has cured these ills for half a cetitury. Price 25 wts. and 50 cts. Money refunded if results are not satisfactory. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf -_———-++@e Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s i says: The putp.and paper plant to}. ek Record of Our Helghbos as Tod Over The Telephone. A tramp was. sentenced today to’ fifteen days-in the county jail. Richard Wedlock a and Geo ‘went ‘to San Francisto today." 'The rainfall for.24 hours to noon toVincent lday was 885° inches, making 29.64 for! the season. James H. Nankervis, a fourteen-yearold Jad who came out here from Eng‘land last year, died last night of appendicitis. Mrs. J: A. Murphy is in a critical condition and it was found necessary today toperform a’ purgioell operation on her. At Grass Valley last night George Cleasby was married to Miss Bessie Mitchell and Wm. J. Martin to Miss Nellie Key. Some young ladies: ry gentlemen. have organized a minstrel troupe“and will give-an invitation show on Saturday evening, April Ist. Yesterday while Joe Kilroy was’ work: ing in a mine a cave occurred. burying him to the waist. He had a difficult time getting out and is very sore today. Prof. Hamilton Wallace, who used to be Principal of the schools here, has been compelled on ‘account of failing health to resign the Principalship df the union high schoo] at Fowler, Fresno county. Evangelist Weber continues to draw big audiences at his revival meetings. In his talk Jast night he. dealt with “Sneaks” and created a sensation by discrediting the efticacy of deathbed repentances. It is reported that City Trastees Collins, Perkins ‘and Lord are likely to foltow the proposed’ course of’ Mayor Clinch’and resign from their positions because ‘of the. fault-finding indulged in by citizens over their official course. Trustee Moyle centinues tobe in.bad health and may be incapacitated from come. Grass Valley, his decision pass an ordinance compelling saloous to close at. midnight and then a little later because they raised liquor licenses from $8 to $20 a quarter. lat el Could Not Run the Satoon. This afternoon Charles Pecor, who conducts the saloon in the Milwaukee Brewery building on Sacramento street, put M.D. Cooley out of his place of basiness and. throwing him down in the street choked bim. ®he s¢fap attracted a big crowd of pbople. Mr. Pecor says that Cooley went into the saloon and tried to run it, becoming exceedingly warlike, and that it was necessary to use some force in bouncing him and ce. him to a peace footing. + 2@e For City Marshal. Jobn Evans, our well-known and popular townsman is anneéunced intoday’s TRANSCRIPT as a candidate for city marshal.’ Mr. Evans posses all the qualifications for making a good marshal and his friends will urge his claims strongly on election day. He has. been a resident. here. for many years, isa miner by occupation and a very deserving man. = . State or Ouro, Crry or ToLepo, . Luoas County na Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he is the. senior partner of the firm of F J. Cueney & Cou., doing business in the: City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED. DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use” of “HALL’s CaTarRRH Core. FRANK J. QHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presetice, this 5th day of December,jA. D , 1886 {es t A. W. GLEASON,” = Notary Public. allyand acts directly on a Oe mucous surfaces of the syst Bend . for testimonmls, free. F.J CHENEY &.CO., Toledo, 0; * Sola by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family: Pills are the best. ASR ROSS DEAE The vacant store room in the Transcript Block is offered for rent. Enquire of Fred E. sh ge tf acting on the Board for two months to. arising . tisement— from the adverse criticism that has Why, I thought he was. Well, anyway been heaped upon him and his fellow}I had lost a dog, and he said he had members because of their failure to. heard of it and wanted to know if I > BRIEEABNTION. inor Notes and Comments of ee : Interest. For Life Insurance see T.B. Gray. = English ale on dranght, five cents a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon, _ tf genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tfDr, H. W. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main st. This morning’s weather forecast is: Continued rain tonight and tomorrow, There is a bad cave in the. North Bloonsfield . road this side of ‘the: Yuba crossing. Gaylord & Son have a fresh lot of Los Angeles fiavel . , oranges. They must be-sold. ~~ tf Wild’s barber shop will be removed: Monday, April 17th, to the building adjoining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. The faneral of the late Mrs, Quintana took place this morning at St. -Ganice chiitch: A Replemy “mass was: celebrated. The ease with which Rowe, who claimed to be a mining expert, did Sidney Smith and George W. Hall to a turn in the Eagle Bird matter, ought to have demohstrated to those gentlemen’ that.Rowe was a cook in disguise. It is likely that Thomas Peard of this ‘city: and his wife who'lives in San} Frantisco will contest the will of their son, the late Henry Peard, who: recently died in the latter city leaving to his wife all his fortune, amounting to some $30,000, most of which he accumulated after marrying her. Robert M. Mein, son of Captain Mein of the London Exploration Company, Mr. E. A. Ogden and several other Tuolumne county miners have formed a Company and purchased the north extention of the old Soulsbyville mine in Tuolumne county, which they purpose to open up in the near future, ante He Got the Ad, **You’re not on that* horrid paper, are you,’’ cricd the girl who speaks her Charles E. Clinch has pe Renata his mind, ‘Ardent ee Once. medt -& Tor intention of resigning as Mayor of portey from if who was rather nice? He came to see about getting an adverWhat! Not a reporter?, didn’t want to advertise in his paper liked his old paper, and he said he didn’t think mach of it himself, but he . . thought it was pretty apt to reach the class of people who stole dogs. And so since he was so polite about it I thought I might-as well advertise.in it, ‘But I-didn’t get the dog. **_New York ‘Commercial Advertiser. Show Your Best Qualities, our oil paintings faced to the wall in order that our friends may sée that they are made on. coarse canvas, It is right to appear always at our. best. Give the world your brightest thoughts, your 1n0st courteous speech, the outcome of your kindest impulses and purest. motives, no matter if you_are conscious that these things are’above your ordinary level. God made the flowers show their colors, not their dull, fibrous matter; to load the air with their odors, not. with the ranknegs of their sap.—Homileti¢ Review. Romance Versus Reality. The romanticist speaks: A realist is a man who takes his own vision of the world as true and the visions of all other persons as false. “The realist speaks: The romanticist is a man who has forgotten. the origin {' ‘and meaning of the nursery tales with which his head is filled.—New York Commercial Advertiser. , The first public bath in England for hot. bathing. purposes was opened in 1679. Opium is considered three times .as deadly as alcohol. : He Was Low. **An so Arabella has gone and engaged hereelf.to a low churchman? Indeed Iam astonished! Why, she even ‘believes in-the confessional!’’ *“‘Oh, as to that, perhaps he does too! ‘ ‘But I should.judge that he isn’t an Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken intern, pp aig ay in his socks. °"— . Sweet, Rue. @ sle even by the nerves, tones the sme ee overcomes. all yeperiie symptoms, You'should try it Hoop’s PILts are prompt. and efficient ashy to take, pay ¢ to eg 25 cents. “ Patiéy Grail cheese “in tin foil and . aise for it: I told him I didn’t believe Ij. Honesty does not require us to hang . ° Ree " Ww ° 7 mS 1 Ow FOR: SEWERAGE, Bond Election Called For May Sixth— Gh Election May First.: City ‘Trustees had. an important ‘mi ng last’ night. They issued a roclamation for the general city elecon on Monday, May Ist, when a Marshal, Assessor, Treasurer and two'Trustees are to be elected. The election officers appointed are as follows: Precinct No. 1—Polls at ‘Clutter carriage shop: J. D. Fleming, Ed Smith, Inspectors; Dan Flower, O. A. Shurtleff, Jadges; C. H. Harrison, R. H. Bowerman, Clerks; H: T, Sweeney, G. A. Nihell, Ballot Clerks. Precinet No. 2— Polts at City Hall; D. S. Baker, M. Garver, Inspectors; 0. C. Conlan, John Swart, Judges; W. B. Roff, John Webber, Clerks; W.T. ‘Holmap, W.J. Organ, Ballot Glerks. Precinct No. 8—Polls at No.1 Hore House: John Ramsey, CO. Randall, Judges; J. E. Isaac, Clarence Organ, Clerks; D. F. Bell, Adam Scott, . Ballot Clerks. Precinct No. 4—Polls at Hose House No. 2; John Dunnicliff, H. J, Wright, Inspectors; E. Booth, M. Hanley, Judges; B: N. Shoecraft, H. J, Carter, Clerks; A. Hartung, T.P. Byrne, Ballot Clerks. The polls will be open from sunrise to 5 p. m. At the same meeting was adopted an ‘ordinance providing for submitting to our people on Saturday, May 6, a proposition to issne $28,000 worth of six per cent bends in order to raise funds witb which to construct a public sewer system. ; It is believed that the sewerage proposition will carry by an overwhelming majority. Our citizens as far as ascerfavor of it. There must be a two-thirds vote ‘im favor of the proposition in order to have it prevail. Farmer Sinclair. John Sutherland Sinclair is a farmer in North Dakota. His farm is called Berriedale farm. Inthe book of the age Mr. Sinclair is put down as Earl of Caithness, Lord Berriedale and a baronet of Nova Scotia. All the castles and. vast~estates: which -his ancestors owned have shrunk to the North Dakota farm. The eéarldam of Caithness once embraced-_all the northern part of Scotland, from sea tu sea, and the Sinclaira were .arls of Orkney too.—Milwaukee Wisconsin. He Was Explicit. An ex-soldier who had lost a leg re the war and was tired waiting for his ‘pension wrote to headquarters at Washington: **Ef you won’t send me my pension, won’t you please send me a wood sn leg, so’s I kin git about? The leg I lost wuz & bowleg on the, left side an had three corns.on the three little toes. So, now, you can’t go wrong in makin a new one.’’-——Atlanta Constitution. The farmer’s boy looks with scorn at the city boy, who doesn’t know which the off horse and which the nigh horse is.—Somerville Journal. ~ Many a man loses a job trying to support the dignity he thinks ought to go with it—-Chicago Journal. . Diplomacy. _One day a gentleman was holding a conversation with his wife in the presence of their 5-year-old son, and among other things nientioned was ‘‘diplomaF cy:”" **Pa,*’ ‘said the youngster “when a break in the conversation allowed him to interfere, **what does ‘ diplomacy mean ?’’ ‘Diplomacy, my son,’’ said the father, ‘‘is this—doing exactly the right thing at exactly the right moment.’’ ‘Then I suppose I used diplomacy when I got out of the pantry yesterday, dad, did I?’’ ‘What do you méan ?’’ was the reply. “*Why,’’ said the son, *‘T got into the back yard with that. meat pie just at the moment ma caught the cat in the pantry and told you to drown her for thieving. "’>Pearson’ ) Weekly. ————EE Eee

BORN. In Nevada City, March 22, 1899, to ‘the wife ot C. J. Bryant, a son. suas DIED. Tn Nevada. City, March_22, 1899, John } Arthur Heyer, a native of Kansas City, -. Missouri, aged 41 years and 21 days. ALFRED D. MASON, rbacii TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA eS ONE DOLLAR FOR I SEVENTY=PIVE CENTS, Off Sale. REDUCED PRICES ON That is exactly what we are If-you w Domestic \ X will but stop to consider that our es price,fand in many instances sold for less than twetity-five cents rebate on every. dollar’s worth $ glance would indicate. “If we were offering you old 2 purposes, then sich «a. reduction as we offer would. you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods really getting One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. REDUCED , PRICES ON OVERCOATS. Boe eae The MEN’S SUITS. REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING." RepuctD PRICES ON ‘TROUSERS. “But, Remieniber,, This’ Sale k Is: STRICT LY CASH. . CARTER « of goods theans much goods or clothing h ‘mean nothing to the t giving in merchandise to. bi: istoners during. this One-Quarter goods at regular prices are always the lowest in. : their real value, you will readily perceive that this more to you than a casual astily put together for bargain economical buyer.’ ’. But when at an, hay saging. of one-fourth, then ° you are e, suit-that need. to sell: few $20-and was fully worthfit; cant now be ‘pure ased for $1 S.Bud all others at reduced prices. ~hoice from a great sae id then ake your of Cheviots, Tweeds, ‘Scotch, Irish and . = Seer em all wool fabrics.” y & J JOHNSTON, ONE PRION Moves. tained are practically unanimous in. . Attorney at Law and Notary Public. PERSONAL POINTERS. . K Daily Chronicle of the Doings of tia and Young. Mrs. H. M. Cooper isill. Farnk Dillon came hows souey from Washington. Frank Bigelow was here jaat night from Columbia Hill. L. Bauer, the German mining man, left today for San Francisco. ; The two-year-old daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Bates of Rush Creek district is seriously ill. D. Holland and T. Gonghlan have returned from the Qmo mine in -El Dorado county. ‘Mr. and Mrs; Martin I. Smith arrived last evening from San Francisco on a visit to A. M.Allen and family. Owing to the continuance of the storm Mrs. Bostwick, representing the T. . City of Paris Dry Goods Store, will remain-in Nevada City the rest. of this week, —~ ¥ 1t 8. D. Gray, who was stiopléa last fall by an accident while he was teaming for Towle Brothers Company, and has been below for some time, is now ‘back here fully recovered and will drive for:Con. Grissel this year. In commemoration of the first annual anniversary of the entrance into Marysville of the service.of the Yuba Electric Power Company, a banquet was tendered by John Martin, President of the Company, to a. number of gentlemen friends at the grill room of the U. 8. hotel on Tuesday evening. SETTAB ———— Through the Soles To the feet and thence through the whole body the path of disease is often plainly marked. Don't Catch Cold strong, handsome and well-made Shoes . * and be independent of ather. All of our Shoes are made of honest material, useless trash Ladies’ Shoes from #1 50 up. Genta’ Shoes from $1 75 up. Children’s Shoes from _$ .50 up. All good values for your money, done at the lowest reasonable rates. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. For City Marshal. JOHN EVANS. Is hereby announced as @ candidate May 1st. For City Marshal. EB. A. TOMPKINS (Present intambent) © Is hereby’a inéed as a candida for City Marshef. Election Monday May ist. & For ity Aatshal. HENRY M. PLACE Is hereby announced as a candidate for City year Hection, Memes, May Ist, SALT, DRIED. AND. CANNED FISH. During the ‘season of fasting i meat, we carry an’ ten nt took ot. cieeated a wie in perfect condition. the discriminating housekeeper. CALL, ON _-P. G. SCADDEN, » Commercial St. From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur — There is no filling up with} == @@F Repairing neatly and promptly . and it will be found of ine anality and wo We' have’ ‘drawn’ our ‘sdppliés ’ “tide . . packers justly celebrated for the su-. perior quality of their goods and feel. . confident that. both the stock and the . price will meet with the approval of i Workmen Add Another Feature to Their Prize Vaudeville Show. The vaudeville entertainment that the Workmen of Nevada City Lodge are to have at their hall. ye Wake after the regular meeting of next W nesday evening will no doubt attract a large representation of the membership becanse. of the many novel and amusing features of the entertainment to be provided. As -heretofore = announced, the program, which is to begin at 8:30 e’clock, will consist of a rich olio of vaudeville attractions including singing, dancing form of contests to the winners of which prizes will be presented. / A taking feature addediat last night’s meeting of.the committee of amusements will be a pie-eating tournament and hungry members of the order will straggle for supremacy. Custard pies that are warranted to. be eighteen car. ats fine and a yard wide will be used. “Pa, what is a hero? “A hero is a man who tries to read a newspaper in the same rooms with a boy, about your size. ? Do You Know Consumption is preventable? Science -has proven that, and.also that neglect is suicidal. The worst ‘cold or cough can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive guarantee for over fifty years, For sale ‘by H. —the druggist. tf Handbag re Last Tuesday night, March 2ist, between Masonic Hall and the residence of the: under-. signed. Contained a purse, spectacles and otherarticles. Finder please return and receive suitable reward. m23-1w MRS. 1. J. ROLFR. Assessment Notice, Ho“ GOLD MINING COMPANY. — Location of Principal place of business, San Francisco, Califor Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada Cit ity Nevada county, California. otice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 20th of March, raha assessment (No. 15) of Five cents per 8 are was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold oe to the Secretary, at the office of the Com any, No. 316 Front street, San Frapclseo, Company, Any stock apes which this preceemnent shal remain paid on the 2th da ril 1899, will delinquent and edvections for — at Dubie he ogre and unless payment is made before, w: sold a day of May. 1890, ‘to. pay 1 cada uen ent toget or “itth conteng and papeos of sale. By po ectors. 0. E. JOHNSON, pee Front street, San Picea ica Sa feats of strength, sparring, story-tell-. s Case rag ing, exhibition of magic, etc., all in the} sehool, in which several of the most dignified . ?” that should. earn for him a coat and feathers if he fs in his_rig or in case he is prec! Town to be i ye Moved. The town of Eveleth, on the Mi sota iron range, is to have a nove month to @ new site some ‘from its present: location, which has been found to be directly over : bed of iron ore. : The mining conipany ited pitied the present townsite reserved the mineral rights,.so the ‘townspeople have no alternative; and as the minirg company has agreed to grade streets . lay sidewalks and move all the build: éngs at its-own expense, there is no opposition, and the unique experience seems to be viewed'as rather diverting than vexatious. ~ The mining company has taken the precaution this time of satisfying itself, by diamond drilling and other tésts, { that there are no considerable iron ‘deposits. under the new townsite, as it. doesn’t care to stand the expense of a. second transplanting of the whole town. Six loaves bread aon Homann’s. inns ry Fie 7 On Broad Street, 4 Keep on hand at all times the best. of Vegetables, Fruits, . . Fresh Candies and Nats, ‘PLANTS AND ) FLOWERS. Etc : or Fresh Fish : 3 Tuesday and Thareday =, a a All ordits shenegtly: and fagthtuly attended to, L, adies, this day, ts. Invisible Checks, At MAHERS’. we have placed on'G INS exhibition a lot of Gatlor Made Suits, fn AW! lateot colorings . : Coverts, Venetians and trhayiiyfe just the thing. for street suits or traveling dresses, for any climate ; géod for any and all seasons and not expensive, We wish every lady to see them Ap, XK D> Good while on exhibition in € set For City. Marshal. our large window. You can’t do better at any place, "PRANK VAUGHN mr . Is hereby-dnneunced as a candidate "y PRICES ALL MARKED, for City __Election, Monday, ; ' . ‘. May Ist. $ . Respectfully, V ; ¥ 2 Bey: seas, ecieeeeee rs wets See Muslin er Ga In our other window COME TO Us FOR RA CURTAINS. rience. It will be moved bodily next 1RvoeE a that the Sunset. will extend the which now stops’ Carson this sprin will be practionbh line will Lake pr ts Boca will take the tendent of the tt panies at , death of his: tats of Overton who b monia is much in Miss Kate R. Sm has taught the” ba itevilie for t the teacher at 7 term.——Mrs. At deserted at True husband, was. ass to return to her fc ——A number of’ have organized a as the “Needle W« ject of the club is fit of the member FRENOH COR ver is ill The . attended .the Pl Friday night say. '* of @ time.——He from the Bay. SEBASTPOL: recently gave a té Mises Mande M Bloomfield. SWEETLAND: completed his d Phelan boys’ clai leased. —— Mrs. « front Shady Oree ter, Mrs. Chas. Al be given on Satu to raise money w: for the schoolhou has the grip. Profits of .Golk The New York ing Journal state of the Transvaal 1898 amounted . 265,107. In the ’ 32 per cent of s was paid in d other districts: or Will Ne The first: of the be given at the ] the benefit of th entertainment fu morrow. evening weather’s condi’ lecture on “Hun O’Brien will sing Frank Lammo weeks ago for Shasta county « déing a land-offi He has a saloon, theater and tod are.all well patr: ‘The Heathe The other eve Chinaman who ' poker fell out, t that his oppon many in his bar money on the t: wm. Ra It was repor wight and today whom an ope! -was performed ‘ ‘was. an error. rapidly and res —=— On I Of Shiloh’s Cor guarantee: “A two-thirds of t tle faithfully, t are not benefit your D at: price paid.” $1.00. For sal druggist. — bat Officers an No, 48, abe notified to a on Senieays for t' faustal” or ot Heyer. By B. N. Subec A. I Officers anc ‘Council, No.‘Honor, are he -at their hall at 1 o’clock {5 attending the er, John * Miss Te AB hee in this city « remain here can be founc tional Kix are