March 24, 1899 (4 pages)

enna a « eee 3 wTeeeecke. shoe sy gale aay 2S eS eae 5 : wERIDAY.,. PPS 2:2, THE Boers 1 . exes Bubitshed every ged Lawn Hatbare oF “~ BROWN & CALKINS. — NoP. BROWN. tL. 8. OALKINGS & pg, and ana 2%. Sos Interest.For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray: A shooting gallery is to be. opened F TRAITORS IN ‘THE PARTY. me “ings Taaght dy the Recent Fiasco. at Sacramento. ‘ ; The San Francisco Balletin says: hile the business of blacklisting by . hewspapers is still im.progress it may ot be amiss:to suggest that it be made two-side affair in. order that«some mblance of justice may be injected ito what at. present. seems to be a wartdly and altogether unjustifiable Li “tee so-called Republican newspapers which have been largely instrumetital ‘in defeating the ‘efforts of. the party, as represented in the Legislature, to elect a Republican United Statés’ Senator, ‘this’ morning declare the humiliating result a victory and attempt to glorify the men who aided them: in' their destructive work. The adjournment of the Legislature withOut electing a Senator leaves the party in-very voor plight to begin the task of rebrganizing for the contest with thecommon enemy two years hence—a contest which, despite the assertion of supfeme confidence by party leaders, is of the gravest import. The enmities that have been engendered by the fierce conflict at Sacramento are not to be treated lightly. They threaten disaster in the future and what is more they’ reveal a danger to which the Repablican party of this State may be repeatedly subjected hereafter unless some drastic measures are adopted to rémove the cause. This danger is found in the presence in the party lines of newspapers whose aims and purposes are prostituted to the selfish ambitions of their millionaire owners—men who, balked of their personal desires, do not’ hésitaté -to use the infiuence of théir journals to wreck the party to ‘which ‘they profess to owe allegiance, These are the Republicans and these the newspapers which should be blacklisted: Fhe* Chronicle ‘this morning has a blacklit of the men who voted against ‘its wishes. The Republican party should keep # little list of its own, and--whenever a-traitor ‘is’ found; whether he be a millionaire who has Senatorial ambitions and a newspaper oO sh uséd in sowing dissension in the blican fields, or just the common, ordinary cutthroat, it should “put him on the list,’ for he never would be missed.” It is a fact so plain as to be almost self-evident that the Republican party and the San Francisco Call. and Chroniélé.,cannot get along together any longer. They have kept company , So far with difficulty, and the compan: ionship has never been satisfactory or harmonious. The party has had. to make concessions to keep these two boys in good humor, but now, having failed, and as a result, having had an open rupture, it is as well to admit the somewhat painful fact: that these two individuals are a detriment and a peril that should be eliminated. If not, the troubles will recur as often as they are said nay. Whenever the party. may refuse to make either of these millionaires a Senator or Governor, or Commissioner to Paris, or any other excellent thing, it may expect him to fly into a rage, tear the party linen to tatters, set’ friend against friend in 4 fruitless ‘battle, and then when the fight is over and the field is strewn with the slain, throw their caps high in the air and cry “Victory!” The. recent experience at Sacramento has been dearly bought, but it should be-a-lesson never to be forgotfen, Republicans should remember the Ohronicle and Call as party wreckers, and when they begin to prepare for the coming State and national campaign should, blacklist them and proceed with out reference to their wishes, ee o /Ripe Olivesin Bulk. Knothat barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson's Beehive grocery” store on * Commercial street. f10-tf % next week-op lower Main street. -} > English ale. on. draught, five. cents. oon: glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf. -Fanoy cream ebeese in. tin foil and genuine Swiss Ghéese, at Jackson's, tf: Dr. H. W. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main ast. There are a good many cases of measles among the children of this city. At tonight’s meeting of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the Esquire rank will be ‘conferred. « aru ee 4 ; The Glenbrook saléon on Pine street is experimenting with a new kind of non-perishable fuel. : Wild’s barber shop will be removed Monday, April 17th, to the building adjoining Brand’¢ jewel stofe, Broad’ st. Few ‘arrests’ aré uiade now-a-days : by our peace officers, which goes to show that Nevada City is an orderly place. Many of the streets around town are badly washed out. and‘will require repairing just as soon as the ebseacand hides ‘permit. The County and City Assessors are around again, and property holders. should be prompt in giving in their statements. Notwithstanding the present inclement weather the passenger and freight is very good) On account of the storm the: senior class of the high school has postponed its preltminary in ype oe exercises till next week; <" Jit is ramored that. one of the gentlemanly night clerks of a hotel at this city is about to enter that, blissfal state where all: is sunshine. : Every creek and ravine in ‘this section of the country is filled to” évérflowing with water, and all the Joose trash has been washed out. The motion for a new tria® in the battery case of the Muse brothers will be argued inVustice Holbrook’s Court at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, A great many nice improvements in some. of the business as well-as dwelling houses around town will be’ made as soon as the weather is suitable for, such work, ‘ Maher & Co. have some fine, ‘asian suits. on display. in. their window, Ladies, when the weather becomes pro. pitious, if it ever does, go and see them. They are beauties. The commencing days at Miss Eb]! eanor Hoeft’s millinery store will be next Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28th and, 29th, instead‘of the 25th and 27th as previously annodnced: B. F. Cuvley has’ had -Charles Pecor, arrested for battery.as'a result. of. the. trouble they had yesterday. at» Pecor’s saloon. The case will be tried to. morrow in Justice Coughlan’s court. After this storm is over it would not be a bad idea f6r the city:authorities to imspect a great* many of the sidewalks around town. Some'of them are really dangerous to go over after dark. ‘Lhe local:lodge of Rathbone. Sisters had beer arranging to have @ Supper and éntertainment in, honor of Milo Lodge, K. of P., but it has been postponed on account of J. A: Heyer’s death. If the immense quantity of water now stored in the reservoirs could only be utilized in working hydraulic mines in this county the yield of gold for the next few months would reach the, + a lion mark. Waxel, the tailor, is dotng a" eana busindse? He has over 3,000 samples to select, from and the most fastidious can be pleased. If you wanta No, 1 suit of clothing, made to order, ‘go. a4 confer, with him.’ The TRANSCRIPT has one of the inoet complete job ‘printing offices in this part of the State. Many ‘of the: late styles of type have been ordered that work ‘may ‘be“done’ to’ conipare’ with that of any office im the land. Notwithstanding yesterday’s anaccount of weather,” the the Series of lectures that was to have been commiénhced ‘in ‘the’ Methodist’ church this evening has been postponed beeause the storm continues. i [ane traffic on the Narrow Gauge yorlag et -jadjoining.Turner’s bardware store, has nouncement. of “no postponement on. % ing’ of 1 re cor a "5 ‘Knights r F Sherwood Forést, in. acti to a challenge for a competitive ds always the first Sunday after the the 2ist day of March; and if the full is the Sunday after. It may. occur as nr ‘as March 28, or as late as April Ta battery. chafge brought’ by this ‘wife against R. D. Lawrey of Grass Valby and tried at thiscity with the result: that the jury. stood eight. for acquittal faa ‘three for conviction, has been. dismissed by motion of the prosecution who deemed it ‘anpeniie to secure a conviction. : The coming city ‘ection protteis to be a very lively one so far as the office of City Marstial ia concerned. There are already five candidates in the field, and it is, said there will be an ad‘dition Oftwo or three. more. With 80 many candidates it will be very hard to guess the probable successful one. The Legislature has done away with ‘the printing of a Great Register, which will be a big saving to the counties, Hereatter a voter will procure two affidavits from the County Clerk affirming‘ that he is a legal voter. One of them-he will-file with the Clerk and the ‘other be will present; when he votes, to the election board. Ii is said that this: ‘course willnot. be pursued at the coming city election, but the old way will be followed. een For Marshal. James Wills, an an old-time miner here who cunductsa saloon on Pine street determined to be a candidate for City Marshal at’ the coming election. Several years ago he was injured in the Obampion mine.and.since then has been unable to follow ‘his former avocation. He has a large number of friends who would be pleased to see him elected and he will no doubt teceive a strong support. Operating Stacaps With Wind. If'the Virginia City Chronicle is to be believed, a Churchill county, (Nevada) prospector, who has developed a three-inch streak of quartz that pays by the hand mortar process, has. utilizjed_ ‘the windmill of a neighboring rancher for operating a 80-pound. Stamp. and manages to pulverize about, half a ton of ore in 12 hours with wind for a motive power. : Mrs. Matid Ballington Booth, wife ‘of Axe Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America, is expected. to arrive in San Francisco the latter part of the week and preach. there at Calvary Presbyterian Obureh next ,_ Sunday evening. : ——-——» see The Poet—I wirite, sir, for: all tine. The Merchant—I consider myself lucky when I can do any good by writing for thirty days’ extension, State oF Quo, Crry or TOLEDO, Lucas County. sos Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he for each and every case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HaALL’s CaTarRu Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of: December,.A. D., 1886, ees ” A. W. GLEASON, SEAL a Notary Public. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is taken internallyand acts directly on the blood and: mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENRY. & CO. , Toledo, O Sola*by Druggists, 75c. . Hall's Family Pills are the best. A nett “K. of P. Notice. Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No, 48; Knigh's of Pythias, are hereby notitied to assemble at the lodge hall on’Saturday, March 25th, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, et r. By order, DF emer 9. B. N. Shorcnarr, » K. aes ‘and 8 Bn loaves bread fo for Qe, at at Homann’ For Ri Rent. Phe. vacant: store b -. Script Block is offe in. the TranSond rent. ~~ Last night. Mountain Company, U. K. P:, appointed George A. athe, -. quire ef Fred. E. Brown drill issued. by the latter organization, . Easter falls this year on April 2. It’ full moon which happens — ‘on oF after! is the senior partoer of the firmof F,}¥ Ur Druggist and he may refund the J. Onenny & Co., doing b price paid.” Price fod on 50 cts. and City of Toledo, County and tae atoeet $1.00." For sale alla > Dickerumaal, "ihe said, and that said firm will pay the . 2ruggist. tt sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 4 Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 1 have taken a pill till it is all 7 ‘ over.” 25¢e. C. I. Hood & Co., ‘. & Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. and Young, W. J. Chinn is on the sick list. isintown, =that was. «Mra, E. Allen is.home.-again.from.a. Italians had been.told that all ‘ew Sunday,” Easter visit at Colfax. }@ Severe sick spell. . below on the noon train: M. M. Baruh and his sister, Mrs. + San Francisco, and Eastern States. the South Yuba Water Company. came over last night from Auburn. A. Pugh and has left for the Atlin mining district in the Klondike. F Tomorrow evening the ladies of Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, will have.a special entertainment in honor of: Mrs, George» Graves, one of their members who is about to remove to Redding. oe. Bodie Miner-Index Notes. The, Nevada. Legislature having adjourned, Carsonites’ do not now barricade their doors at night. “An electric railroad into Yosemite Valley! heaven. Eight initiipalsea, have recently eae elected to the Uuited States Senate. The “man with the with the hoe” is nowhere when the “man with the sack” ‘is around. ‘England, Germany and Gait are inde a free lunch of China, and Italy wants to get her spoon into the stew. This country’s Share of the spoils will be all the coolies who cén get here. “Cotton be hanged!” said a Georgia farmer. “What do I wart with cotton? My hands have been storing ice ‘ever since spring set in, and [I'm going to make a fortune selling it next August, when the flowers bloom and the thermometer discovers that it’s overslept itself and it’s time to rise. No, sir-ee! no cotton in mine. I’m in the ice business to stay.” Itisa rule. at the. well i odue ‘ak jing house of Coutts & Co., London, that none of the clerks shall wear moustaches. It. bas long been considered a point of -business etiquette]. among the bank employes to wear frock Coats during business hours, ~oo-% ae “Women would be at one great disadvantage in active politics.” “In to nail a campaign lie.” ae — On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Gare is this guarantee: All weask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle fuithfuily, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to French ao Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from. Paris: Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cur@ of irregular periods regardless of cause, In réd pag op Beware of substitutes. LA FR DRUG COMPANY; ‘importers, San Six loaves bread? for 25c at Homann’s ~asy to Take Hasy to Operate Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in size, ae gee! regi ey ee" a3 one jaan oods said: “ You never know you The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, J. M. WALLING, ~ } cf at : Law, Or ICE—TILLEY and Pine aired . Nevada ONE DOLLAR ROR IR SEVENTYPIVE CENTS. 6 Off Sale. REDUCED PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED ‘PRICES ON MEN’S: SUITS. REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCED. PRICES ON. TROUSERS. That is exactly what we are If you w price, and in many instances sold for less: twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s fe glance would indicate. # purposes, then such a reducti BX you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods ES really getting giving in merchéndise t to: our euistomer ill but stop to consider that our goods. at-regular prices are always the lowest in you will. readily perceive that this. worth of goods. means ‘If we-were offering you old goods or cloth on as we offer would mean n “The suit 7 use be purchased for $15, and all’ whee 1 hoice from a great variety’of Cheviot #3 * Doniéstic anes perpen giaranteed _ But, Remember, =» Lhis: an, Is STRICT LY ‘CASH. * than their-real value, mich othi Ghodeat. an ss ag a Rie ” NATE aD hing hastily put togethér for bargain. to the economical d to’ sell for $20 sais was s fully wort s during this One-Quarter more to you than.a casual. uyer. But when of one-fourth, then . yen are t, can now reduced prices. ake your Tweeds, Scotch, ‘Irish ae ah wool fabrics, . X Daly Chronicle of th of the Doings of nie: one was in White Plains one day Mayor R: Ri Porter of Chicago Park . weul before Justice Dickey of the SuMrs. Henry Lane is widowerlng from . their names and ages, and to answer Frank Groves of Camptonville went. Puttothem. Mr. Elsman listened to Zellerbach, arrived last evening from Henry Gaylord returned last even. tice. ing from a visit to some of the Middle General Manager John Spaulding of . tice. ; : ; : ited Frank Dillon has disposed of his S8titution and the laws of the Uni ¢ mining claim on Poured: creek to} States and of the State of New York?” It would be as much out of} ‘. place as a hand-crgan ahd monkey si what way?” :“They would never be able NOE. . UILDING,COR. BROAD “Coached For Naturalization. Deputy Superintendent of Election lust. week when thirty-seven Italian laborers who had been coached by a Westchester county political leader preme Court for naturalization. The necessary for them to do was to give yes to every question that might be the .examination; “The first Italian stepped before the Jastice and smiled . blandly at him. “What is your name?”.asked the Jus“Luigi-Macoroni,” said the candidate. ‘How old are you?” asked the Jus“Thirty-one‘year,” said Macoroni. “Will you Swear to support the Conasked the Justice. “Yes,” said Luigi. “Will you bear arms against the United States?” was the next question. “Yes,” responded Luigi glibly. “Will you join the Anarchists?” came next. “Yes,” said Luigi smilingly. “Would you assist a foreign power agaihst the United States?” . “Yes,” said Luigi eagerly, “Would you at all times resist the officers and: power of the United States in the execution of their duty?” “Ves, ” “In case, of a war with a foreign power would you give aid and comfort to the enemy with all the power at your disposal?” Yes, ” ‘ you will do all of these things?” “Yes,” said the candidate, his. face lighting up. : “Step down,” “That’s all.” es Of the thirty-seven’ candidates two said the J ustice. Ex. TENE “Does This Strike You? Muddy = complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic consti pation. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is “an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50cts. For sale by & Dickerman, the druggist. tf ae A. L. of “H. Notice. “Officers and members of Nevada: City Council, No, 334, American Legion of Honor, are hereby notified to assemble at their. hall on Saturday, March 25th, at 1 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the. faneral of.our late brother, John A. Heyer. _ By order, Mrs, ANNA Baoweine, Com. Miss Lena Lock, Sec. Six loaves bread tor ic at Fitieala's. For City Marshal. JAMES WILLS Is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal. Election, Monday, May Ist. ‘ For City Marshal. —— JOHN EVANS Is hereby announced as a candidate for ‘City pee), -Mlecticn, Monday, May Ist: For City Marshal. _—— E. A, TOMPKINS “) * (Present incambent) rt Is hereby announced ada candidate for City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist.For City Marshal. HENRY M./PLACE Is herebyannounced as a candidate for Qity a ms Hlection, Monday, May ist, For City aa PRANK VAUGHN Is hereby announced as a candidate dl se "Maarebal Election, Monday, y ist. y Baur, PRIED AND, CANNED ris. . @, During the season of fasting from Cremer et re ell eek FISH, nt it will be found of fine none and = perfect condition. We, have drawn, packers juatly celebrated perior quality.of their. sey a feel price will meet with the ‘approval of GOT STUCK IN THR SNOW. janes Bloomfield with the stage to -. tarn trip this morning. The snow was . the eouaty seat, “And you now solemnly swear that . received their. ge apes papers.— . The Graniteville Stage Stalled a Day at: Magenta Flame. Day before yesterday Leo Carr left drive through to Graniteville. He did not return that-day-as expected and it . ~ was feared that he had become lost with the rig in the terrible storm that was prevailing. Yesterday. morning Lou Davidson left North Bloomfield with some fresh horses to rescue him . if necessary. Arriving at Quinn’s ranch, known as Magenta Flume, a few miles this said of Graniteville, he found young Carr and his outfit stalled there. They got through to GraniteAP ville yesterday and started. on the re-} heavy and the horses had a desperate pull. North Bloomfield ‘was reached at one o’clock this afternoon and half an hour later the stage left there for All of. our Shoes are made = . material. There is no filling: coated Young Winks—I wonder why it is the useless trash. girls seem so much sweeter in the Ladies’ Shoes from a Spring than they do inthe fall? Young Ouildreae Baan s front 75 up Jinks—I guess it’s because their spring clothes haven't: been packed away in. 9AM. patlag ently fer eat carbolic acid. done at the lowest -Peasonable rates. How Is Your Wite?. . BOVEY BROS.,;, Has she lost her beauty? If 20, ConBroad Street. soyotion, Dadigemion, Sick, Headache the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Hoot has cured these ils for half a century. ‘Price 25-ets. and 50 cts.: Money refunded if restilts are not satAll persons buying improved real estate in isfactory, For sale by H. Dickerman, . Nevada City are hereby notified to first asthe druggist. tf . certain whether the city has any clains agalust the propergy for water. HUGH MURCHIE, m2l1-lw. : Water Collector. Handbag Lost : ALFRED D. MASON, — Last Tuesday night, March 2ist, between Masonic Hall and the resid of the underAttorney at Law and Notary Public, signed. Contained a purse, spectacles and FFICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA other articles. Finder please return and reCITY. Indes #2 Polnghon m28-1w “MRS. I. J, ROLFR, Assessment Notice, On Broad Street, Keep on hand at all times the best ‘of Notice to. Property Bayers, . + eee Six loaves bread for 25é at Homann’s. Ho“ GOLD “MINING COMPANY. — Location. of Sriueteal Place of business, San Francisco, Ca pifornia, Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada City, Nevada county, California, otice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the vee day of Maroh, oo an aseceamiant, (No, 15 Five egetables, cents per share was lev upon t. rego ital " micik tthe gaqporation: payable immodtfra et ately in Un 2s gold coin to the retary, at the office of the Company, No. 8 Cend and Front street, San Francisco, Calif torale, —— les Ruts, » Any stock — which this assessment shall remain nopatd on the Uthday of April 1899, will delinquent and. advertised for sale at vebine auction; and unless payment is madé before,will be sold on Monday the 22d day of May, 1899, to ay the’ d pe 8 oe cp, pacar together with poet vertising an: Ape ponses 0 sale, pe a the Board of eye ty, m O. E. JOHNSON, Sec Office—316 Front street, San pM ty om 8 Hopnis, . PLANTS AND ) FLOWERS. Etc. @ar-Fresh Fish. Taveday and Thareday Evenings All orders promptly and faithfully attended ta, Gatlor Suits / At MAH ERS’.2 Los Al ks Wp ID. Ladies, this day, we have. placed on IDS exhibition a lot of Cailor Wade Suits, in NY latest colorings : Covers, Venetians and * Invisible Chocks, :* re < They are just the thing for street . suits or traveling dresses, Good for any climate ; good for any and all seasons and not ex pensive, Wa wish every. lady do See them while on exhibition in our large window, You can’t do better at ony place. PRICES ALL MARKED, Respectfully, -_ MAHER & CO; (a ‘ a See Muslin. Underwear In our other window COME TO US FoR LAGE CURTAINS, ako soln trom su‘confident that both the stock and the. neem SAN Franc EprpoR 'TRANSCI the past few days of Portia to Shy my mind, “itd rain from — neath.” Portia mercy, “bat. ‘Shy We, who believe 4 lifted up our vole been more’ merc Jacob (or ‘Israel. have been to 1 Merchant, of Ver voice of Portia at drop of blood hac fal hand, ; The rain has seems to smile,” § tell you the cold It is more than & grin, a hearty Tau can tell you, is. Great Giver of al forgotten in the.t high. “It droppe from heaven upo Gentle it hag-b we needed at this it came at the mec The Lord who ge who take are alik receives thanks f cies and kindness happy in’ realizin forgotten by the 4 fect gifts, The . the rose, and t bring forth perfe Why should y merry? ‘On the : business place, it hotels, in the pee chamber, a chant fulness arises. Last Angust b Fresno county. Fresno City to alone—the scen met our eyes Ww was.a dullness, a that almost mi vegetation, no w human habitatio be seen’ places w made to raise gt bat it shriveled . so6n as its 'tende of day. The. : owing to its alka we drove throug and yet we were this seemingly t her increase w amazed the min At Fowler the listless sort of to be no life « place, and the seemed. to create eut of the usu humdrum lives. in mind of Dick on a street cort thing to turn 0} that section a “tarned up,” an like Mr. Miecayv prosperous and of a debtor’s pt face; or, as” not known her suit. will’ be . pressed. In t county we vis affairs existed, was possible. Great things Fresno this ye And so it'is From north ‘1 deserts of Sen mountains of been general, . State is assur Suit O Harrisdn M A. D, Mason Superior Cou: of Sacrament eighty acresbetween, the Rough and BR scribed as th southwest qu quarter of 't section 19, to east, M.D. B been the Tei years or mor defendante ° amped AG ‘The prese fect of -abo over the Sta men are 6 the consola! where the s and the gre insures pro — From 4 a foot-race street last starting p of socks ar ary to heal present iu bility wit sort that « neys, Keo! 25

enna a « eee 3 wTeeeecke. shoe sy gale aay 2S eS eae 5 : wERIDAY.,.. PPS 2:2, THE Boers 1 . exes Bubitshed every ged Lawn Hatbare oF “~ BROWN & CALKINS. — NoP. BROWN. tL. 8. OALKINGS & pg, and ana 2%. Sos Interest.For Life Insurance see T. B. Gray: A shooting gallery is to be. opened F TRAITORS IN ‘THE PARTY. me “ings Taaght dy the Recent Fiasco. at Sacramento. ‘ ; The San Francisco Balletin says: hile the business of blacklisting by . hewspapers is still im.progress it may ot be amiss:to suggest that it be made two-side affair in. order that«some mblance of justice may be injected ito what at. present. seems to be a wartdly and altogether unjustifiable Li “tee so-called Republican newspapers which have been largely instrumetital ‘in defeating the ‘efforts of. the party, as represented in the Legislature, to elect a Republican United Statés’ Senator, ‘this’ morning declare the humiliating result a victory and attempt to glorify the men who aided them: in' their destructive work. The adjournment of the Legislature withOut electing a Senator leaves the party in-very voor plight to begin the task of rebrganizing for the contest with thecommon enemy two years hence—a contest which, despite the assertion of supfeme confidence by party leaders, is of the gravest import. The enmities that have been engendered by the fierce conflict at Sacramento are not to be treated lightly. They threaten disaster in the future and what is more they’ reveal a danger to which the Repablican party of this State may be repeatedly subjected hereafter unless some drastic measures are adopted to rémove the cause. This danger is found in the presence in the party lines of newspapers whose aims and purposes are prostituted to the selfish ambitions of their millionaire owners—men who, balked of their personal desires, do not’ hésitaté -to use the infiuence of théir journals to wreck the party to ‘which ‘they profess to owe allegiance, These are the Republicans and these the newspapers which should be blacklisted: Fhe* Chronicle ‘this morning has a blacklit of the men who voted against ‘its wishes. The Republican party should keep # little list of its own, and--whenever a-traitor ‘is’ found; whether he be a millionaire who has Senatorial ambitions and a newspaper oO sh uséd in sowing dissension in the blican fields, or just the common, ordinary cutthroat, it should “put him on the list,’ for he never would be missed.” It is a fact so plain as to be almost self-evident that the Republican party and the San Francisco Call. and Chroniélé.,cannot get along together any longer. They have kept company , So far with difficulty, and the compan: ionship has never been satisfactory or harmonious. The party has had. to make concessions to keep these two boys in good humor, but now, having failed, and as a result, having had an open rupture, it is as well to admit the somewhat painful fact: that these two individuals are a detriment and a peril that should be eliminated. If not, the troubles will recur as often as they are said nay. Whenever the party. may refuse to make either of these millionaires a Senator or Governor, or Commissioner to Paris, or any other excellent thing, it may expect him to fly into a rage, tear the party linen to tatters, set’ friend against friend in 4 fruitless ‘battle, and then when the fight is over and the field is strewn with the slain, throw their caps high in the air and cry “Victory!” The. recent experience at Sacramento has been dearly bought, but it should be-a-lesson never to be forgotfen, Republicans should remember the Ohronicle and Call as party wreckers, and when they begin to prepare for the coming State and national campaign should, blacklist them and proceed with out reference to their wishes, ee o /Ripe Olivesin Bulk. Knothat barrel of extra fine ones just received at J. J. Jackson's Beehive grocery” store on * Commercial street. f10-tf % next week-op lower Main street. -} > English ale. on. draught, five. cents. oon: glass at Beckley’s Grotto saloon. tf. -Fanoy cream ebeese in. tin foil and genuine Swiss Ghéese, at Jackson's, tf: Dr. H. W. Wagner, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main ast. There are a good many cases of measles among the children of this city. At tonight’s meeting of Milo Lodge, Knights of Pythias, the Esquire rank will be ‘conferred. « aru ee 4 ; The Glenbrook saléon on Pine street is experimenting with a new kind of non-perishable fuel. : Wild’s barber shop will be removed Monday, April 17th, to the building adjoining Brand’¢ jewel stofe, Broad’ st. Few ‘arrests’ aré uiade now-a-days : by our peace officers, which goes to show that Nevada City is an orderly place. Many of the streets around town are badly washed out. and‘will require repairing just as soon as the ebseacand hides ‘permit. The County and City Assessors are around again, and property holders. should be prompt in giving in their statements. Notwithstanding the present inclement weather the passenger and freight is very good) On account of the storm the: senior class of the high school has postponed its preltminary in ype oe exercises till next week; <" Jit is ramored that. one of the gentlemanly night clerks of a hotel at this city is about to enter that, blissfal state where all: is sunshine. : Every creek and ravine in ‘this section of the country is filled to” évérflowing with water, and all the Joose trash has been washed out. The motion for a new tria® in the battery case of the Muse brothers will be argued inVustice Holbrook’s Court at two o'clock tomorrow afternoon, A great many nice improvements in some. of the business as well-as dwelling houses around town will be’ made as soon as the weather is suitable for, such work, ‘ Maher & Co. have some fine, ‘asian suits. on display. in. their window, Ladies, when the weather becomes pro. pitious, if it ever does, go and see them. They are beauties. The commencing days at Miss Eb]! eanor Hoeft’s millinery store will be next Tuesday and Wednesday, the 28th and, 29th, instead‘of the 25th and 27th as previously annodnced: B. F. Cuvley has’ had -Charles Pecor, arrested for battery.as'a result. of. the. trouble they had yesterday. at» Pecor’s saloon. The case will be tried to. morrow in Justice Coughlan’s court. After this storm is over it would not be a bad idea f6r the city:authorities to imspect a great* many of the sidewalks around town. Some'of them are really dangerous to go over after dark. ‘Lhe local:lodge of Rathbone. Sisters had beer arranging to have @ Supper and éntertainment in, honor of Milo Lodge, K. of P., but it has been postponed on account of J. A: Heyer’s death. If the immense quantity of water now stored in the reservoirs could only be utilized in working hydraulic mines in this county the yield of gold for the next few months would reach the, + a lion mark. Waxel, the tailor, is dotng a" eana busindse? He has over 3,000 samples to select, from and the most fastidious can be pleased. If you wanta No, 1 suit of clothing, made to order, ‘go. a4 confer, with him.’ The TRANSCRIPT has one of the inoet complete job ‘printing offices in this part of the State. Many ‘of the: late styles of type have been ordered that work ‘may ‘be“done’ to’ conipare’ with that of any office im the land. Notwithstanding yesterday’s anaccount of weather,” the the Series of lectures that was to have been commiénhced ‘in ‘the’ Methodist’ church this evening has been postponed beeause the storm continues. i [ane traffic on the Narrow Gauge yorlag et -jadjoining.Turner’s bardware store, has nouncement. of “no postponement on. % ing’ of 1 re cor a "5 ‘Knights r F Sherwood Forést, in. acti to a challenge for a competitive ds always the first Sunday after the the 2ist day of March; and if the full is the Sunday after. It may. occur as nr ‘as March 28, or as late as April Ta battery. chafge brought’ by this ‘wife against R. D. Lawrey of Grass Valby and tried at thiscity with the result: that the jury. stood eight. for acquittal faa ‘three for conviction, has been. dismissed by motion of the prosecution who deemed it ‘anpeniie to secure a conviction. : The coming city ‘ection protteis to be a very lively one so far as the office of City Marstial ia concerned. There are already five candidates in the field, and it is, said there will be an ad‘dition Oftwo or three. more. With 80 many candidates it will be very hard to guess the probable successful one. The Legislature has done away with ‘the printing of a Great Register, which will be a big saving to the counties, Hereatter a voter will procure two affidavits from the County Clerk affirming‘ that he is a legal voter. One of them-he will-file with the Clerk and the ‘other be will present; when he votes, to the election board. Ii is said that this: ‘course willnot. be pursued at the coming city election, but the old way will be followed. een For Marshal. James Wills, an an old-time miner here who cunductsa saloon on Pine street determined to be a candidate for City Marshal at’ the coming election. Several years ago he was injured in the Obampion mine.and.since then has been unable to follow ‘his former avocation. He has a large number of friends who would be pleased to see him elected and he will no doubt teceive a strong support. Operating Stacaps With Wind. If'the Virginia City Chronicle is to be believed, a Churchill county, (Nevada) prospector, who has developed a three-inch streak of quartz that pays by the hand mortar process, has. utilizjed_ ‘the windmill of a neighboring rancher for operating a 80-pound. Stamp. and manages to pulverize about, half a ton of ore in 12 hours with wind for a motive power. : Mrs. Matid Ballington Booth, wife ‘of Axe Ballington Booth of the Volunteers of America, is expected. to arrive in San Francisco the latter part of the week and preach. there at Calvary Presbyterian Obureh next ,_ Sunday evening. : ——-——» see The Poet—I wirite, sir, for: all tine. The Merchant—I consider myself lucky when I can do any good by writing for thirty days’ extension, State oF Quo, Crry or TOLEDO, Lucas County. sos Frank J. CHENEY makes oath that he for each and every case of Oatarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HaALL’s CaTarRu Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 5th day of: December,.A. D., 1886, ees ” A. W. GLEASON, SEAL a Notary Public. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is taken internallyand acts directly on the blood and: mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free, F. J. CHENRY. & CO. , Toledo, O Sola*by Druggists, 75c. . Hall's Family Pills are the best. A nett “K. of P. Notice. Officers and members of Milo Lodge, No, 48; Knigh's of Pythias, are hereby notitied to assemble at the lodge hall on’Saturday, March 25th, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of our late brother, et r. By order, DF emer 9. B. N. Shorcnarr, » K. aes ‘and 8 Bn loaves bread fo for Qe, at at Homann’ For Ri Rent. Phe. vacant: store b -. Script Block is offe in. the TranSond rent. ~~ Last night. Mountain Company, U. K. P:, appointed George A. athe, -. quire ef Fred. E. Brown drill issued. by the latter organization, . Easter falls this year on April 2. It’ full moon which happens — ‘on oF after! is the senior partoer of the firmof F,}¥ Ur Druggist and he may refund the J. Onenny & Co., doing b price paid.” Price fod on 50 cts. and City of Toledo, County and tae atoeet $1.00." For sale alla > Dickerumaal, "ihe said, and that said firm will pay the . 2ruggist. tt sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS 4 Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. 1 have taken a pill till it is all 7 ‘ over.” 25¢e. C. I. Hood & Co., ‘. & Proprietors, Lowell, Mass. and Young, W. J. Chinn is on the sick list. isintown, =that was. «Mra, E. Allen is.home.-again.from.a. Italians had been.told that all ‘ew Sunday,” Easter visit at Colfax. }@ Severe sick spell. . below on the noon train: M. M. Baruh and his sister, Mrs. + San Francisco, and Eastern States. the South Yuba Water Company. came over last night from Auburn. A. Pugh and has left for the Atlin mining district in the Klondike. F Tomorrow evening the ladies of Freedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, will have.a special entertainment in honor of: Mrs, George» Graves, one of their members who is about to remove to Redding. oe. Bodie Miner-Index Notes. The, Nevada. Legislature having adjourned, Carsonites’ do not now barricade their doors at night. “An electric railroad into Yosemite Valley! heaven. Eight initiipalsea, have recently eae elected to the Uuited States Senate. The “man with the with the hoe” is nowhere when the “man with the sack” ‘is around. ‘England, Germany and Gait are inde a free lunch of China, and Italy wants to get her spoon into the stew. This country’s Share of the spoils will be all the coolies who cén get here. “Cotton be hanged!” said a Georgia farmer. “What do I wart with cotton? My hands have been storing ice ‘ever since spring set in, and [I'm going to make a fortune selling it next August, when the flowers bloom and the thermometer discovers that it’s overslept itself and it’s time to rise. No, sir-ee! no cotton in mine. I’m in the ice business to stay.” Itisa rule. at the. well i odue ‘ak jing house of Coutts & Co., London, that none of the clerks shall wear moustaches. It. bas long been considered a point of -business etiquette]. among the bank employes to wear frock Coats during business hours, ~oo-% ae “Women would be at one great disadvantage in active politics.” “In to nail a campaign lie.” ae — On Every Bottle Of Shiloh’s Consumption Gare is this guarantee: All weask of you is to use two-thirds ofthe contents of this bottle fuithfuily, then if you can say you are not benefitted return the bottle to French ao Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy Wafers, imported direct from. Paris: Ladies can depend upon securing relief from and cur@ of irregular periods regardless of cause, In réd pag op Beware of substitutes. LA FR DRUG COMPANY; ‘importers, San Six loaves bread? for 25c at Homann’s ~asy to Take Hasy to Operate Are features peculiar to Hood’s Pills. Small in size, ae gee! regi ey ee" a3 one jaan oods said: “ You never know you The only pills to take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, J. M. WALLING, ~ } cf at : Law, Or ICE—TILLEY and Pine aired . Nevada ONE DOLLAR ROR IR SEVENTYPIVE CENTS. 6 Off Sale. REDUCED PRICES ON UVERCOATS. REDUCED ‘PRICES ON MEN’S: SUITS.

REDUCED PRICES ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. REDUCED. PRICES ON. TROUSERS. That is exactly what we are If you w price, and in many instances sold for less: twenty-five cents rebate on every dollar’s fe glance would indicate. # purposes, then such a reducti BX you can purchase High-Grade Standard Goods ES really getting giving in merchéndise t to: our euistomer ill but stop to consider that our goods. at-regular prices are always the lowest in you will. readily perceive that this. worth of goods. means ‘If we-were offering you old goods or cloth on as we offer would mean n “The suit 7 use be purchased for $15, and all’ whee 1 hoice from a great variety’of Cheviot #3 * Doniéstic anes perpen giaranteed _ But, Remember, =» Lhis: an, Is STRICT LY ‘CASH. * than their-real value, mich othi Ghodeat. an ss ag a Rie ” NATE aD hing hastily put togethér for bargain. to the economical d to’ sell for $20 sais was s fully wort s during this One-Quarter more to you than.a casual. uyer. But when of one-fourth, then . yen are t, can now reduced prices. ake your Tweeds, Scotch, ‘Irish ae ah wool fabrics, . X Daly Chronicle of th of the Doings of nie: one was in White Plains one day Mayor R: Ri Porter of Chicago Park . weul before Justice Dickey of the SuMrs. Henry Lane is widowerlng from . their names and ages, and to answer Frank Groves of Camptonville went. Puttothem. Mr. Elsman listened to Zellerbach, arrived last evening from Henry Gaylord returned last even. tice. ing from a visit to some of the Middle General Manager John Spaulding of . tice. ; : ; : ited Frank Dillon has disposed of his S8titution and the laws of the Uni ¢ mining claim on Poured: creek to} States and of the State of New York?” It would be as much out of} ‘. place as a hand-crgan ahd monkey si what way?” :“They would never be able NOE. . UILDING,COR. BROAD “Coached For Naturalization. Deputy Superintendent of Election lust. week when thirty-seven Italian laborers who had been coached by a Westchester county political leader preme Court for naturalization. The necessary for them to do was to give yes to every question that might be the .examination; “The first Italian stepped before the Jastice and smiled . blandly at him. “What is your name?”.asked the Jus“Luigi-Macoroni,” said the candidate. ‘How old are you?” asked the Jus“Thirty-one‘year,” said Macoroni. “Will you Swear to support the Conasked the Justice. “Yes,” said Luigi. “Will you bear arms against the United States?” was the next question. “Yes,” responded Luigi glibly. “Will you join the Anarchists?” came next. “Yes,” said Luigi smilingly. “Would you assist a foreign power agaihst the United States?” . “Yes,” said Luigi eagerly, “Would you at all times resist the officers and: power of the United States in the execution of their duty?” “Ves, ” “In case, of a war with a foreign power would you give aid and comfort to the enemy with all the power at your disposal?” Yes, ” ‘ you will do all of these things?” “Yes,” said the candidate, his. face lighting up. : “Step down,” “That’s all.” es Of the thirty-seven’ candidates two said the J ustice. Ex. TENE “Does This Strike You? Muddy = complexions, Nauseating breath come from chronic consti pation. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is “an absolute cure and has been sold for fifty years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 50cts. For sale by & Dickerman, the druggist. tf ae A. L. of “H. Notice. “Officers and members of Nevada: City Council, No, 334, American Legion of Honor, are hereby notified to assemble at their. hall on Saturday, March 25th, at 1 o’clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the. faneral of.our late brother, John A. Heyer. _ By order, Mrs, ANNA Baoweine, Com. Miss Lena Lock, Sec. Six loaves bread tor ic at Fitieala's. For City Marshal. JAMES WILLS Is hereby announced as a candidate for City Marshal. Election, Monday, May Ist. ‘ For City Marshal. —— JOHN EVANS Is hereby announced as a candidate for ‘City pee), -Mlecticn, Monday, May Ist: For City Marshal. _—— E. A, TOMPKINS “) * (Present incambent) rt Is hereby announced ada candidate for City Marshal. Election Monday, May Ist.For City Marshal. HENRY M./PLACE Is herebyannounced as a candidate for Qity a ms Hlection, Monday, May ist, For City aa PRANK VAUGHN Is hereby announced as a candidate dl se "Maarebal Election, Monday, y ist. y Baur, PRIED AND, CANNED ris. . @, During the season of fasting from Cremer et re ell eek FISH, nt it will be found of fine none and = perfect condition. We, have drawn, packers juatly celebrated perior quality.of their. sey a feel price will meet with the ‘approval of GOT STUCK IN THR SNOW. janes Bloomfield with the stage to -. tarn trip this morning. The snow was . the eouaty seat, “And you now solemnly swear that . received their. ge apes papers.— . The Graniteville Stage Stalled a Day at: Magenta Flame. Day before yesterday Leo Carr left drive through to Graniteville. He did not return that-day-as expected and it . ~ was feared that he had become lost with the rig in the terrible storm that was prevailing. Yesterday. morning Lou Davidson left North Bloomfield with some fresh horses to rescue him . if necessary. Arriving at Quinn’s ranch, known as Magenta Flume, a few miles this said of Graniteville, he found young Carr and his outfit stalled there. They got through to GraniteAP ville yesterday and started. on the re-} heavy and the horses had a desperate pull. North Bloomfield ‘was reached at one o’clock this afternoon and half an hour later the stage left there for All of. our Shoes are made = . material. There is no filling: coated Young Winks—I wonder why it is the useless trash. girls seem so much sweeter in the Ladies’ Shoes from a Spring than they do inthe fall? Young Ouildreae Baan s front 75 up Jinks—I guess it’s because their spring clothes haven't: been packed away in. 9AM. patlag ently fer eat carbolic acid. done at the lowest -Peasonable rates. How Is Your Wite?. . BOVEY BROS.,;, Has she lost her beauty? If 20, ConBroad Street. soyotion, Dadigemion, Sick, Headache the principal causes. Karl’s Clover Hoot has cured these ils for half a century. ‘Price 25-ets. and 50 cts.: Money refunded if restilts are not satAll persons buying improved real estate in isfactory, For sale by H. Dickerman, . Nevada City are hereby notified to first asthe druggist. tf . certain whether the city has any clains agalust the propergy for water. HUGH MURCHIE, m2l1-lw. : Water Collector. Handbag Lost : ALFRED D. MASON, — Last Tuesday night, March 2ist, between Masonic Hall and the resid of the underAttorney at Law and Notary Public, signed. Contained a purse, spectacles and FFICE— TILLEY BUILDING, NEVADA other articles. Finder please return and reCITY. Indes #2 Polnghon m28-1w “MRS. I. J, ROLFR, Assessment Notice, On Broad Street, Keep on hand at all times the best ‘of Notice to. Property Bayers, . + eee Six loaves bread for 25é at Homann’s. Ho“ GOLD “MINING COMPANY. — Location. of Sriueteal Place of business, San Francisco, Ca pifornia, Location of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada City, Nevada county, California, otice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the vee day of Maroh, oo an aseceamiant, (No, 15 Five egetables, cents per share was lev upon t. rego ital " micik tthe gaqporation: payable immodtfra et ately in Un 2s gold coin to the retary, at the office of the Company, No. 8 Cend and Front street, San Francisco, Calif torale, —— les Ruts, » Any stock — which this assessment shall remain nopatd on the Uthday of April 1899, will delinquent and. advertised for sale at vebine auction; and unless payment is madé before,will be sold on Monday the 22d day of May, 1899, to ay the’ d pe 8 oe cp, pacar together with poet vertising an: Ape ponses 0 sale, pe a the Board of eye ty, m O. E. JOHNSON, Sec Office—316 Front street, San pM ty om 8 Hopnis, . PLANTS AND ) FLOWERS. Etc. @ar-Fresh Fish. Taveday and Thareday Evenings All orders promptly and faithfully attended ta, Gatlor Suits / At MAH ERS’.2 Los Al ks Wp ID. Ladies, this day, we have. placed on IDS exhibition a lot of Cailor Wade Suits, in NY latest colorings : Covers, Venetians and * Invisible Chocks, :* re < They are just the thing for street . suits or traveling dresses, Good for any climate ; good for any and all seasons and not ex pensive, Wa wish every. lady do See them while on exhibition in our large window, You can’t do better at ony place. PRICES ALL MARKED, Respectfully, -_ MAHER & CO; (a ‘ a See Muslin. Underwear In our other window COME TO US FoR LAGE CURTAINS, ako soln trom su‘confident that both the stock and the. neem SAN Franc EprpoR 'TRANSCI the past few days of Portia to Shy my mind, “itd rain from — neath.” Portia mercy, “bat. ‘Shy We, who believe 4 lifted up our vole been more’ merc Jacob (or ‘Israel. have been to 1 Merchant, of Ver voice of Portia at drop of blood hac fal hand, ; The rain has seems to smile,” § tell you the cold It is more than & grin, a hearty Tau can tell you, is. Great Giver of al forgotten in the.t high. “It droppe from heaven upo Gentle it hag-b we needed at this it came at the mec The Lord who ge who take are alik receives thanks f cies and kindness happy in’ realizin forgotten by the 4 fect gifts, The . the rose, and t bring forth perfe Why should y merry? ‘On the : business place, it hotels, in the pee chamber, a chant fulness arises. Last Angust b Fresno county. Fresno City to alone—the scen met our eyes Ww was.a dullness, a that almost mi vegetation, no w human habitatio be seen’ places w made to raise gt bat it shriveled . so6n as its 'tende of day. The. : owing to its alka we drove throug and yet we were this seemingly t her increase w amazed the min At Fowler the listless sort of to be no life « place, and the seemed. to create eut of the usu humdrum lives. in mind of Dick on a street cort thing to turn 0} that section a “tarned up,” an like Mr. Miecayv prosperous and of a debtor’s pt face; or, as” not known her suit. will’ be . pressed. In t county we vis affairs existed, was possible. Great things Fresno this ye And so it'is From north ‘1 deserts of Sen mountains of been general, . State is assur Suit O Harrisdn M A. D, Mason Superior Cou: of Sacrament eighty acresbetween, the Rough and BR scribed as th southwest qu quarter of 't section 19, to east, M.D. B been the Tei years or mor defendante ° amped AG ‘The prese fect of -abo over the Sta men are 6 the consola! where the s and the gre insures pro — From 4 a foot-race street last starting p of socks ar ary to heal present iu bility wit sort that « neys, Keo! 25