March 25, 1902 (4 pages)

eS ee RB ee sation sanantonio anche Bi “Nevapa-City Dairy TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ae TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI > Byfiel,. += $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. WAI ING .oN ios anise nha csevag eave sult éhevnasderscsviads RPG 2S; 10@y —_—_—_ = HE TIME-HAS GONE BY, apparently, when Mare Island Navy Yard had influence enough in Congress to prevent the building up of a second great naval establishment on this Coast. We-obserye that the appropriation bill this year is likely to provide $1,000,000 for the Bremerton yard, in Washington, and considerably less! than this sum for Mare Island. But as Senator Perkin-: “* credited with saying, there is no reason why the Mare Tslau_ should entertain any jealousy of Bremerton, because there is room on this coast for two great navy yards. ‘“ $4444644484 6 NE OF THE PECULIAR CONDITIONS in China is that governmeut troops can become rebels, and rebels can become government troops, with surprising facility. It is stated today that the entire force of General Su, who was sent out to conquer the rebels in Southern China, has gone over to the insurgents, and such transformations as this are by no means unprecedented in that country. During the Boxer rebellion the imperial army was, theoretically, engaged in suppressing the Boxers, but it was the opinion of the foreign commanders at Tientsin and Peking that they were engaged in fighting pretty nearly. the whole imperial army, which, instead of opposing the Boxers, had joined hands with them. 4404404466468 ‘This Is Holy Weel. HE WEEK PRECEEDING EASTER SUNDAY is known as “Holy Week,” and all Christian churches throughout the world observe this sacred church festival with special and appropriate services. Each day has a significance of its own, and it is evident that in this city as well as elsewhere that the various church edifices will be well filled by Christian worshippers of the. various faiths. In Catholic churches the several days are segregated as follows: Wednesday is called “Sky Wednesday,” and commemorates the betrayal of Christ by Judas. Thursday is the day of the Last Supper. Rosary, a sermon on the ‘Holy Eucharist” and the reposition of the blessed sacrament form a part of this day’s observances. Good Friday recalls the death of Christ, the widowhood of thechurch. The prophesies foretelling Christ and the Prayers are story of his passion are read and chanted. offered for all saints aud sinners, the cross is unveiled and venerated, and finally the mass of the Presanctified is recited. Holy Saturday brings to mind the burial of Christ. This day is called the ‘Day of Blessings” because the church at the morning service blesses “new fire” for the relighting of the extinguished lamps of the altar, At this occasion images and crosses are unveiled, flowers are placed on. the altars aud the “Gloria” is sung in anticipation of the resurrection. Easter Sunday is the crowning service of joy and praise which churches of all denomination of the Christian faith celebrate. . ———— GENERAL MILES. GEN NELSON A. MILES, General Miles was supposed to have received a lesson {hn his recent severe reprimand by President Roosevelt, for talking about the Schley case, which would induce him to remain silent, or to guard his utterances, for at least a few months, but he has erred again, He had a right to protest ageinst the general staff bill if he did not like it, but he had no right to say that he could name the men who would be promoted if it should pass, because!.that was a direct reflection upon the President. -Retirement at an early day is apparently the fate in store for General Miles, and though he may have had bis. ee ‘ grievances during the last five years, no one will be able to say he has not a : . , fi@rerved the invitation to occupy a back seat. ee : ~ Condensations. [Going and Coming. F. W. Easter of New York and Miss} L. Calanan is down from Relief Hill, Ida Dorsey of this city sre to be mar-. . John McCarthy is down from Washried in San Francisco this week. ington, A fine quartz ledge has been discov-. The young son of W. C. Jauch is seered near Uherokee by Joseph and riously ill, John Kilroy, ofthiscity. It is of good. W.B. Lathrop is down from Washsize and prospects well. ington, : The annual meeting of the stock-. J. J. Robertson is over from North holders of Odd Fellows Hall Associa-. San Juan. tion willtake place May 5th. The Ma-. W. Peterson and Ohas. Kelpman are sonic Hall Association meeting will. here from San Francisco, take place May 17th. : A. Skaife is here from San FranDavid Walte has re‘urned from To-. cisco on a visit. nopak. His story about that God-for-. {{Mies Richardson of Sacramento. is saken country is the same as all oth-. here on a visit. ere who have been there, viz: It is} O.M. Zeitler of Sacramento arrived > cry tongh. 2 bere this mornirg. Miss Louise Scheemer of this city. J.B. Tully came down from Wash8a fine position in a millinery store} ington yesterday, . ut Bakersfield. Sheis a very bright. W. ©. Fredenburg was up from young lady and sure to make}. warm . Spenoeville yesterday. and lasting friends at her new home. M. Raetz and R. Kite of Washington Ralph Bowerman is building up aj were in town last night. fine business at his new place above} Will Ford is here from Los Angeles Oity Halt. He has got the rooms in. visiting his uncle, Phomas 8. Ford. good shape, sets a good table and keeps. Mrs. O. E. Ashburn is ill at her the best of refreshments. By trying. home on East Broad street. to. please everybody he hopes to make. . Miss Winnie Mulloy, who has been a.success in his new uudertaking. ill for some time past is improving. James L. Morgan, who has been an} James Hennessey, the livery man, employe of the Transonirt for the past . left this morning for a visit to friends year, has resigned his position, having . in Sacramento. accepted a place in a hardware house} Archie Rowe left this morning for at San Francisco. During hisemploy-. San Francisco, where be bas & position ment in this establishment he preved. at the Union Iron Works. to be a faithful and conscientious at-. R.M. Taylor of San Fraxcisco artache, and the best wishes of the Tran. rived here on last evening’s train. SCRIPT will attend him in his new field} W. A. Bigelow arrived here lastevenof labor. : {ng from Stockton and left this mornThe quartz mines of Nevada county . ing for Columbia Hill. have hardly been touched. It is the} 8. A. Thomas returned last evening greatest county on earth for that class} frem a business trip to San Francisco of mining. Fifty years from now tbe. and left this morning for North Bloomsame old story will be told, that “‘anoth-. field. er rich strike of quartz has.been made. Dr. Arbogast, who bas been visiting in Nevada couaoty,” and so it will be} bis parents at Selby Flat, returned to t8 the end of time. Oakland today. ; ; The party given lastevening by Mr. Miss Bessie-Cameron of Relief Hill and Mrs. L. Hyman, in honor of Miss. left today for Sprague, Washington, on Annetta Marks of Sacramento, was aj a visit to relatives. brilliant affair. There were many. Manager CO. P. Loughridge and wife present from this city and Grass Val-. left this morning for San Francisco, ley. Whist, singing, banquet, and aj. where-Mr. Loughridge has some busisocial time generally constituted the} ness to altend yo for the Narrow evening’s program. It was one of the. Gauge Railroad. best parties ever given in this city. Mrs. Kate Gaffney, who has been Work in the Second Degree will be. visiting L. L. Gaffaey and family, will conferred by Nevada Lodge, No, 18, F. return to Downieville tomorrow mornand A. M., on Wednesday evening,. ing. March 26th. Fall attendance is de-. Miss Calanan returned to Columbia sired. m25.2t . Hill yesterday after visiting friends in Fritz Jacobs, a teamster employed . this city. : , by Joe King, was knocked down and} Henry Nicholson is ill at his room trampled en by'a horse Saturday night} at the Union hotel and it is thought while he was in the stall to feed it. that he has appendicitis, Dr. Hinkson found that Jacobs was. F.W.Timm returned yesterday from badly bruised, his eyelids toro, a long . Reno, where he hase been for some time gash In his arm and bie skull frac. past. ‘ tured. W. L. Holman left this morning for F. L. Arbogast today filed Clerk’s. San Francisco. judgment in the case of Kramer &. J. A. Lipman, for-erly of Maybert, Gaylord & Son have a new adver. ca, Nevada. will be found a prize piece of decorat-. purser on a Yukon River steamboat. and then you will know all about it. quite sick, Mrs. 0. Deaine, Miss Deaine and morrow for San Francisco, lors in Marysville, Sucramento and cisco, the Masonic Building, up stairs, on Pine. 2°" Merchant of Sacramento te In Street. Dr, Smith is regarded asa eis wih " very fine dentist, and he will be ready ects liams came down from for business on the 1st’ of April. The North Bloomfield today and left for offices are being fitted up in elegant; Virgi ity. style. See advertisement in this evenGrant Skidmore is down from North ing’s TRANSORIPT. Bloomfield. Goes To Smartsvilie Bishop Grace has appointed Rev. J. J. Hynes, who has been the aesistavt rector of St, Joseph’s Church at Marysville, to fill the pastorate of the Smartsviile Oa'holic Church, made very Low. John Bost, one of the old residents of Gold Flat, is very ill at bis home and hopes for hisyrecovery are fast fading away. He has been sick some time, FOR ClTY TRUSTEE. Twomey. Father Bynes, like hia predecessor, is a native of Lreland and was educated for the priesthood at the historic All Hollows College, near Dublin. ! Fred Eilerman Damage Suil. wtemeetinniens. POX Fa yers Galvin was today decided in favor of the defendant. There wasa large arIs hereby aunduuced asa candidate for the office of City Trus'ee at the election to be held on May 5th. [ey oh at ao oem! Take Notice tention, especially among attorneys. Gillis brought suit to foreclose a mortgage of $25,000. One year Galvin} raised a.crop of 9090 sacks of barley, which he placed in the warebouse of the Farmere’ Union and Milling Com-. pauy, turning it over to Gillis in part payment of the mortgage. A fire subsequently destroyed the grain. Gillis contended that the grain had not been turned over, The decision of Judge Backles is to the effect that the barley in'question was the preperty ef Gillis at the time of tha fire.The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A: D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clook p. m., and if: not paid prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent. is added by Statate, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law.PLEASE PAY BARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH OF THE LAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. J. J. JACKSON, Buy Carpets Now. Velvet carpets and Smith’s extra carpets at 65 cents per yard for the next ten days for cash only, at Snell & Fleming's. ° 4 m18 10t (A Oall.on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobaceo fine. tf sued the Market-street Railway Com. in a ene bm any of Sam Francisco, for $10,-. @pplied for 4 z NO Aieabicue. Sa. August 17 tik: he . bospilal but the Supervisors voted . cures or no pay. sought to board~a car on Market . that the doors of the county Hospital . drag store. street, near Stockton. The car started . Te closed against Ohinese and Japan. rapidly before be had got on, he was }®5®dragged a considerable distance, and he then fell to the ground. He susD i ¢ De il tained a concussion of the brain, his r nc $$ d e left leg was crushed, and he was inYi jured otherwise, says the complaint, Comper vs. O. A. Tarner for $377.70] now holds a responsible position in a and costs $18.40, * . large mereantile house at Winnemuctisement in this evening’s Transozirt. Charles Harris, the well known They speak of B. B. Mush that they . exprees messenger, will leave soon. for have just received. In each package . Alaska, where he has a. position as ed Ohina. Read the advertisement} J. Polglaise, a well-known miner, {is Mrs. Webster came down from DownDental Parlors, . ists t's terse sna wit teare to M. Levy and M. H. Dwin arrived Dr, R. E. Smith, who has dental par-. bere this afternoon from’ San FranBakersfield, has leased the offices in ‘Chas Woodbarn, the wholesale liqAn outbreak. Vienna, March 4—The newspa —v rT ae — . 2) Se ! . — => revolutionary character at the disturbances. Railway Company For $10,000. teed Drew the Rev. Josiah Sims of this city -has. Supervieors today drew me ——__+ +00 Rosenberg’s. gripped her by the throat, choked her, . for two days only. Boise was thrust out of the office by . $4 Mayor a severe scolding and accused . will only be a cashsale. him of being responsible for the fact] m20-8t that the joints are running openly in Topeka, and for the marder which was recently committed in Roy Daniels’ For Sale Cheap. is a nurse by profession, and is about 85 years of age, Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of indigestion. vacant by the sad deeth of Father. ~ ; sisters ity MADE BY PETALUMA .CAL. that the best), in four sizes, from 64 to 324 e trolled. Costs less in time and fuel to machines have been made ee the stron Pay Freight. For sale and stock carried by Kk. Never Came Back. pers ’ reak, of a thi here report # students gana The . from some professors. Mounted troops quelle OaxkLanpD, March 24—The Board. of . Nevwimp, Prussia,” March 24—The Dowager Princess Marie of Wiles died Horsewhipped Him. a She was born January 29, Torexa, Kan.,. Merch 24~Mies. Cash Sale of Skirts at Blanche Boise, a protege of Mrs: Nation, horsewhipped Mayor Parker in his office at the city tuilding this. . We have received a large stock of . morning. Three times she struck the! ladies’ dress and rainy day skirts, . Mayor, and then be sprang at her,. which we will sell at a special price . tore tbe rawhide from her hand and. Black silk skirts, $5, worth §8 to §9. . pushed her ipto the hall, As Miss. Black’ alpaca skirts, $2, worth $3 to, Mayor Parker she exclaimed: “Thank. Black dress skirts, $1.75, worth $3. God, I’ve done it. Pve horsewhipped. Rainy day skirts, $1.75 worth $4. you, and now I’m going to horsewhip. Ladies, come early and make your the Governor.” Before beginning her . selection, as our stock in these goods . borsewhipping Miss Boise gave thejis limited and remember this sale! ROSENBERG Bros. : Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly sit. pe ee ee ae owe uated. House plumbed and wired.) Would sell separately if desired that’ portiun of lot on Main street, 72x90 . feet. For particulars enquire of A. . PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (and ggs. Constructed of California Redwood, Copper Heat . Regulating, and Hot Air in princip 2 Hoe al! tonne equipments. Air and moisture system aie ong Ae ese for over twent thousands of them arein successful Pchecr i “Hates aera — Hee of nw Dreco, March 24 The po " city are hoping for information . at Las Flores Sunday night. aaiaemanetd Would Smash the. Clab. olor Line = Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a . woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Backcolor line . jen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible A Obinese . healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skip o go to the) Fruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It Only 25c at Vinton’s . tO Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ————— Headache Saps Your Vitality and wrecks the brain. One dose of . Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure . jyou. You swallow a pill, and the head lache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia . 250. and 10c.8 box. For sale by H . Dickerman, sole agent. tf northern town of the ap. ke . prehension of Daisy Jackson and Jake ) students there set fire to the technical . pre a2 ric tuliek ie: Seen i NCS : af b school and attempted to lynch the! Langley. d . buggy Saturday night and were seen Thousands bless stipation, Sick Hea Jaundice and 250 at Vinton’ It is surprising what Cook’s Mineral water Hanley te county agent for Ranch For Sale at The Holland Kauon, Columbia Hill is offered Terme part down and ba’ Enquire of Brown & Morgan, . Along, sweet smok e¢, Thc mas Pain . ae i ] * q LADIES, this is a short story—it won’t tire. y i\read it. $5 SUTS FO Ed IN MAHER’S WINDO ——— <i 000000 <a ———— We have placed on sale this day about Fifteen i $5 each;-worth $7.5 saloon, She had the whip concealed House and lot adjoining property of . Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: . Hartung. £25-1 m . Do not miss this chance. im the : Paine, none better. For sate « Rector} yor the best of everything in the, worth $7.50. Not one of last season’s suits in the b Bros. meat line send your orders to Naffziger in fact, we have none of last season’s goods. p——— iiesihbaivetin aed SPSS APATITES 1 oe ——— ee . MAHER & @ ‘Select a $5 Suit from our windy All new shades—greys, tans, blues and brown ‘new goods, but we decided to let them_go for Easter atf Not one in the lot that Respectfully, Great Millinery. Openi . On Saturday, Monday . . and Tuesday. . On the above days I will have on display in this qj and Grass Valley an unusually large and elegant Spring Milling and invite the ladies to call at my stoft examine them. My prices are the lowest. Call in r these handsome Goods whether you purchase or not. 7 VRS. L. LUBECK, Mill Street, 6 s Commercial Street, Nevada City. avn meme Cae x sheet for th evade Concert Confectioney in the Galle Grass Valley that the audies n addition to tk s great many in Grass Vall » very strong t ill be taken ai oesrly to get ther is fine . i]l be the best hat ever assé Trey are ions in Grass \ 4 ontdrese the this great occ $3 0f any me ew peep at, saying nothing singing. It ist lies will be so. 1 umes that they ppreciate Emm: —_—_———+ 080-— be GUD vada Oity Gu at Juetice Cor t and talked f interest to tl ts were made club can get d rates, . Pres is doing all i he membership xty names on Bs Sa ee a bvey has purché his brother, J oe business fi y the two gen ame of Bovey . nue to conduct me first-class pfore been run he public patre eget! imped ¢ ted that whe: was explode 8, Nevada, th ning of rock i fish ran to th it on dry land a D feet in length information is nod Roadmaste ill vouch for i hess Le nsurance see T eat in bulk at d 4 Handsome Clocks Scadden’s, , cest brands of be found at W., hambers,: Try . kinds, large and small. PHONE WESD 14, We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks They are all guarantett None Better. Our prices~are the Lowest. . A. & H. W. Hartut Watchmakers BROAD STREET, N EVADA \ f ie now sellin; e cents 8 loaf » Try itand yo ant a good, o yy : 4 very best in to Repairing of Watches and Cloeks Our Spociallp m. Harry. —ek x—— a : yster cock-tails Billy Britlan on Broad stree half and haif o ancil Chamber gest stock. Large Catalogue Free. We Electro-Dental Parlors PRESSED DR. R. BE. SMITH Will open Dental Parlors in Masonic Building on Pine Street. _ ‘The office will be equipped wi iences for best work and lowest prices. Special notice will be given of exact day of opening m4 » Tax Collector. Phone Main 633. this city about April rst in th all the modern Setieane Drinkabl 1 membet inkablet piful flat urchade that will please al to make dr prove of most delig greatest strength, p Gea, Coffee ' Cocoa # #4) We certalalf nd at lo 7 Ke the LEGG & SHAW CO. . supplies here. rd in the city. A Our E. B. brand of team fragrant bever None Try oar M, & J, Coffee for? It is excellent. , Cash Grocer, “== rs Silverware and¢ Tableware. We have a Splendid Stock, and have. marked the prices way down. —kitk—— C. J. BRAND, The Jew? @ i & Pine 8's. Bots hot lunch wil tat William He and Spring . Choice wines, ¥8 on hand. —t+-280-8 He Was Tort ed such pain f ly walk,’ write rough, Ills., fa Salve comp cts like magic ts, sores, sca &. Ferfect hes bd piles. Cure inton for 25c. —+Oe. ’ss Cannot Be ipplications, as liseased portio: nly one way to Deatness is og Ondition of the = Eustachian T F Bets inflamed . ound or impert 18 entirely « » Tesult, and w 2ean be taken oi to its norme I be destroyed f D are caused bing but an ir > mucous surf ve One Hund = C gists, 750, Mily Pills are ¢ ol, steady nery 8re the best:

eS ee RB ee sation sanantonio anche Bi “Nevapa-City Dairy TRANSCRIPT Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City. ae TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTIONI > Byfiel,. += $6 Per Year . By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered toany part of the city. WAI ING .oN ios anise nha csevag eave sult éhevnasderscsviads RPG 2S; 10@y —_—_—_ = HE TIME-HAS GONE BY, apparently, when Mare Island Navy Yard had influence enough in Congress to prevent the building up of a second great naval establishment on this Coast. We-obserye that the appropriation bill this year is likely to provide $1,000,000 for the Bremerton yard, in Washington, and considerably less! than this sum for Mare Island. But as Senator Perkin-: “* credited with saying, there is no reason why the Mare Tslau_ should entertain any jealousy of Bremerton, because there is room on this coast for two great navy yards. ‘“ $4444644484 6 NE OF THE PECULIAR CONDITIONS in China is that governmeut troops can become rebels, and rebels can become government troops, with surprising facility. It is stated today that the entire force of General Su, who was sent out to conquer the rebels in Southern China, has gone over to the insurgents, and such transformations as this are by no means unprecedented in that country. During the Boxer rebellion the imperial army was, theoretically, engaged in suppressing the Boxers, but it was the opinion of the foreign commanders at Tientsin and Peking that they were engaged in fighting pretty nearly. the whole imperial army, which, instead of opposing the Boxers, had joined hands with them. 4404404466468 ‘This Is Holy Weel. HE WEEK PRECEEDING EASTER SUNDAY is known as “Holy Week,” and all Christian churches throughout the world observe this sacred church festival with special and appropriate services. Each day has a significance of its own, and it is evident that in this city as well as elsewhere that the various church edifices will be well filled by Christian worshippers of the. various faiths. In Catholic churches the several days are segregated as follows: Wednesday is called “Sky Wednesday,” and commemorates the betrayal of Christ by Judas. Thursday is the day of the Last Supper. Rosary, a sermon on the ‘Holy Eucharist” and the reposition of the blessed sacrament form a part of this day’s observances. Good Friday recalls the death of Christ, the widowhood of thechurch. The prophesies foretelling Christ and the Prayers are story of his passion are read and chanted. offered for all saints aud sinners, the cross is unveiled and venerated, and finally the mass of the Presanctified is recited. Holy Saturday brings to mind the burial of Christ. This day is called the ‘Day of Blessings” because the church at the morning service blesses “new fire” for the relighting of the extinguished lamps of the altar, At this occasion images and crosses are unveiled, flowers are placed on. the altars aud the “Gloria” is sung in anticipation of the resurrection. Easter Sunday is the crowning service of joy and praise which churches of all denomination of the Christian faith celebrate. . ———— GENERAL MILES. GEN NELSON A. MILES, General Miles was supposed to have received a lesson {hn his recent severe reprimand by President Roosevelt, for talking about the Schley case, which would induce him to remain silent, or to guard his utterances, for at least a few months, but he has erred again, He had a right to protest ageinst the general staff bill if he did not like it, but he had no right to say that he could name the men who would be promoted if it should pass, because!.that was a direct reflection upon the President. -Retirement at an early day is apparently the fate in store for General Miles, and though he may have had bis. ee ‘ grievances during the last five years, no one will be able to say he has not a : . , fi@rerved the invitation to occupy a back seat. ee : ~ Condensations. [Going and Coming. F. W. Easter of New York and Miss} L. Calanan is down from Relief Hill, Ida Dorsey of this city sre to be mar-. . John McCarthy is down from Washried in San Francisco this week. ington, A fine quartz ledge has been discov-. The young son of W. C. Jauch is seered near Uherokee by Joseph and riously ill, John Kilroy, ofthiscity. It is of good. W.B. Lathrop is down from Washsize and prospects well. ington, : The annual meeting of the stock-. J. J. Robertson is over from North holders of Odd Fellows Hall Associa-. San Juan. tion willtake place May 5th. The Ma-. W. Peterson and Ohas. Kelpman are sonic Hall Association meeting will. here from San Francisco, take place May 17th. : A. Skaife is here from San FranDavid Walte has re‘urned from To-. cisco on a visit. nopak. His story about that God-for-. {{Mies Richardson of Sacramento. is saken country is the same as all oth-. here on a visit. ere who have been there, viz: It is} O.M. Zeitler of Sacramento arrived > cry tongh. 2 bere this mornirg. Miss Louise Scheemer of this city. J.B. Tully came down from Wash8a fine position in a millinery store} ington yesterday, . ut Bakersfield. Sheis a very bright. W. ©. Fredenburg was up from young lady and sure to make}. warm . Spenoeville yesterday. and lasting friends at her new home. M. Raetz and R. Kite of Washington Ralph Bowerman is building up aj were in town last night. fine business at his new place above} Will Ford is here from Los Angeles Oity Halt. He has got the rooms in. visiting his uncle, Phomas 8. Ford. good shape, sets a good table and keeps. Mrs. O. E. Ashburn is ill at her the best of refreshments. By trying. home on East Broad street. to. please everybody he hopes to make. . Miss Winnie Mulloy, who has been a.success in his new uudertaking. ill for some time past is improving. James L. Morgan, who has been an} James Hennessey, the livery man, employe of the Transonirt for the past . left this morning for a visit to friends year, has resigned his position, having . in Sacramento. accepted a place in a hardware house} Archie Rowe left this morning for at San Francisco. During hisemploy-. San Francisco, where be bas & position ment in this establishment he preved. at the Union Iron Works. to be a faithful and conscientious at-. R.M. Taylor of San Fraxcisco artache, and the best wishes of the Tran. rived here on last evening’s train. SCRIPT will attend him in his new field} W. A. Bigelow arrived here lastevenof labor. : {ng from Stockton and left this mornThe quartz mines of Nevada county . ing for Columbia Hill. have hardly been touched. It is the} 8. A. Thomas returned last evening greatest county on earth for that class} frem a business trip to San Francisco of mining. Fifty years from now tbe. and left this morning for North Bloomsame old story will be told, that “‘anoth-. field. er rich strike of quartz has.been made. Dr. Arbogast, who bas been visiting in Nevada couaoty,” and so it will be} bis parents at Selby Flat, returned to t8 the end of time. Oakland today. ; ; The party given lastevening by Mr. Miss Bessie-Cameron of Relief Hill and Mrs. L. Hyman, in honor of Miss. left today for Sprague, Washington, on Annetta Marks of Sacramento, was aj a visit to relatives. brilliant affair. There were many. Manager CO. P. Loughridge and wife present from this city and Grass Val-. left this morning for San Francisco, ley. Whist, singing, banquet, and aj. where-Mr. Loughridge has some busisocial time generally constituted the} ness to altend yo for the Narrow evening’s program. It was one of the. Gauge Railroad. best parties ever given in this city. Mrs. Kate Gaffney, who has been Work in the Second Degree will be. visiting L. L. Gaffaey and family, will conferred by Nevada Lodge, No, 18, F. return to Downieville tomorrow mornand A. M., on Wednesday evening,. ing. March 26th. Fall attendance is de-. Miss Calanan returned to Columbia sired. m25.2t . Hill yesterday after visiting friends in Fritz Jacobs, a teamster employed . this city. : , by Joe King, was knocked down and} Henry Nicholson is ill at his room trampled en by'a horse Saturday night} at the Union hotel and it is thought while he was in the stall to feed it. that he has appendicitis, Dr. Hinkson found that Jacobs was. F.W.Timm returned yesterday from badly bruised, his eyelids toro, a long . Reno, where he hase been for some time gash In his arm and bie skull frac. past. ‘ tured. W. L. Holman left this morning for F. L. Arbogast today filed Clerk’s. San Francisco. judgment in the case of Kramer &. J. A. Lipman, for-erly of Maybert, Gaylord & Son have a new adver. ca, Nevada. will be found a prize piece of decorat-. purser on a Yukon River steamboat. and then you will know all about it. quite sick, Mrs. 0. Deaine, Miss Deaine and morrow for San Francisco, lors in Marysville, Sucramento and cisco, the Masonic Building, up stairs, on Pine. 2°" Merchant of Sacramento te In Street. Dr, Smith is regarded asa eis wih " very fine dentist, and he will be ready ects liams came down from for business on the 1st’ of April. The North Bloomfield today and left for offices are being fitted up in elegant; Virgi ity. style. See advertisement in this evenGrant Skidmore is down from North ing’s TRANSORIPT. Bloomfield. Goes To Smartsvilie Bishop Grace has appointed Rev. J. J. Hynes, who has been the aesistavt rector of St, Joseph’s Church at Marysville, to fill the pastorate of the Smartsviile Oa'holic Church, made very Low. John Bost, one of the old residents of Gold Flat, is very ill at bis home and hopes for hisyrecovery are fast fading away. He has been sick some time, FOR ClTY TRUSTEE. Twomey. Father Bynes, like hia predecessor, is a native of Lreland and was educated for the priesthood at the historic All Hollows College, near Dublin. ! Fred Eilerman Damage Suil. wtemeetinniens. POX Fa yers Galvin was today decided in favor of the defendant. There wasa large arIs hereby aunduuced asa candidate for the office of City Trus'ee at the election to be held on May 5th. [ey oh at ao oem! Take Notice tention, especially among attorneys. Gillis brought suit to foreclose a mortgage of $25,000. One year Galvin} raised a.crop of 9090 sacks of barley, which he placed in the warebouse of the Farmere’ Union and Milling Com-. pauy, turning it over to Gillis in part payment of the mortgage. A fire subsequently destroyed the grain. Gillis contended that the grain had not been turned over, The decision of Judge Backles is to the effect that the barley in'question was the preperty ef Gillis at the time of tha fire.The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A: D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clook p. m., and if: not paid prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent. is added by Statate, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law.PLEASE PAY BARLY AND AVOID THE RUSH OF THE LAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. J. J. JACKSON, Buy Carpets Now. Velvet carpets and Smith’s extra carpets at 65 cents per yard for the next ten days for cash only, at Snell & Fleming's. ° 4 m18 10t (A Oall.on Ed Schmidt when you want anything in the tobaceo fine. tf sued the Market-street Railway Com. in a ene bm any of Sam Francisco, for $10,-. @pplied for 4 z NO Aieabicue. Sa. August 17 tik: he . bospilal but the Supervisors voted . cures or no pay. sought to board~a car on Market . that the doors of the county Hospital . drag store. street, near Stockton. The car started . Te closed against Ohinese and Japan. rapidly before be had got on, he was }®5®dragged a considerable distance, and he then fell to the ground. He susD i ¢ De il tained a concussion of the brain, his r nc $$ d e left leg was crushed, and he was inYi jured otherwise, says the complaint, Comper vs. O. A. Tarner for $377.70] now holds a responsible position in a and costs $18.40, * . large mereantile house at Winnemuctisement in this evening’s Transozirt. Charles Harris, the well known They speak of B. B. Mush that they . exprees messenger, will leave soon. for have just received. In each package . Alaska, where he has a. position as ed Ohina. Read the advertisement} J. Polglaise, a well-known miner, {is Mrs. Webster came down from DownDental Parlors, . ists t's terse sna wit teare to M. Levy and M. H. Dwin arrived Dr, R. E. Smith, who has dental par-. bere this afternoon from’ San FranBakersfield, has leased the offices in ‘Chas Woodbarn, the wholesale liqAn outbreak. Vienna, March 4—The newspa —v rT ae — . 2) Se ! . — => revolutionary character at the disturbances. Railway Company For $10,000. teed Drew the Rev. Josiah Sims of this city -has. Supervieors today drew me ——__+ +00 Rosenberg’s. gripped her by the throat, choked her, . for two days only. Boise was thrust out of the office by . $4 Mayor a severe scolding and accused . will only be a cashsale. him of being responsible for the fact] m20-8t that the joints are running openly in Topeka, and for the marder which was recently committed in Roy Daniels’ For Sale Cheap. is a nurse by profession, and is about 85 years of age, Hot Rolls, hot muffins, hot cakes, made with Royal Baking Powder may be freely eaten without fear of indigestion. vacant by the sad deeth of Father. ~ ; sisters ity MADE BY PETALUMA .CAL. that the best), in four sizes, from 64 to 324 e trolled. Costs less in time and fuel to machines have been made ee the stron Pay Freight. For sale and stock carried by Kk. Never Came Back. pers ’ reak, of a thi here report # students gana The . from some professors. Mounted troops quelle OaxkLanpD, March 24—The Board. of . Nevwimp, Prussia,” March 24—The Dowager Princess Marie of Wiles died Horsewhipped Him. a She was born January 29, Torexa, Kan.,. Merch 24~Mies. Cash Sale of Skirts at Blanche Boise, a protege of Mrs: Nation, horsewhipped Mayor Parker in

his office at the city tuilding this. . We have received a large stock of . morning. Three times she struck the! ladies’ dress and rainy day skirts, . Mayor, and then be sprang at her,. which we will sell at a special price . tore tbe rawhide from her hand and. Black silk skirts, $5, worth §8 to §9. . pushed her ipto the hall, As Miss. Black’ alpaca skirts, $2, worth $3 to, Mayor Parker she exclaimed: “Thank. Black dress skirts, $1.75, worth $3. God, I’ve done it. Pve horsewhipped. Rainy day skirts, $1.75 worth $4. you, and now I’m going to horsewhip. Ladies, come early and make your the Governor.” Before beginning her . selection, as our stock in these goods . borsewhipping Miss Boise gave thejis limited and remember this sale! ROSENBERG Bros. : Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly sit. pe ee ee ae owe uated. House plumbed and wired.) Would sell separately if desired that’ portiun of lot on Main street, 72x90 . feet. For particulars enquire of A. . PETALUMA INCUBATOR CO More Sold Than All Other Makes Combined ‘west of the Rockies. Made in one quality only, (and ggs. Constructed of California Redwood, Copper Heat . Regulating, and Hot Air in princip 2 Hoe al! tonne equipments. Air and moisture system aie ong Ae ese for over twent thousands of them arein successful Pchecr i “Hates aera — Hee of nw Dreco, March 24 The po " city are hoping for information . at Las Flores Sunday night. aaiaemanetd Would Smash the. Clab. olor Line = Cobwebs put ona cut lately gave a . woman lockjaw. Millions know that the best thing to put on a cat is Backcolor line . jen’s Arnica Salve, the infallible A Obinese . healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skip o go to the) Fruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It Only 25c at Vinton’s . tO Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. ————— Headache Saps Your Vitality and wrecks the brain. One dose of . Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure . jyou. You swallow a pill, and the head lache is gone. ‘They cure neuralgia . 250. and 10c.8 box. For sale by H . Dickerman, sole agent. tf northern town of the ap. ke . prehension of Daisy Jackson and Jake ) students there set fire to the technical . pre a2 ric tuliek ie: Seen i NCS : af b school and attempted to lynch the! Langley. d . buggy Saturday night and were seen Thousands bless stipation, Sick Hea Jaundice and 250 at Vinton’ It is surprising what Cook’s Mineral water Hanley te county agent for Ranch For Sale at The Holland Kauon, Columbia Hill is offered Terme part down and ba’ Enquire of Brown & Morgan, . Along, sweet smok e¢, Thc mas Pain . ae i ] * q LADIES, this is a short story—it won’t tire. y i\read it. $5 SUTS FO Ed IN MAHER’S WINDO ——— <i 000000 <a ———— We have placed on sale this day about Fifteen i $5 each;-worth $7.5 saloon, She had the whip concealed House and lot adjoining property of . Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Thoma: . Hartung. £25-1 m . Do not miss this chance. im the : Paine, none better. For sate « Rector} yor the best of everything in the, worth $7.50. Not one of last season’s suits in the b Bros. meat line send your orders to Naffziger in fact, we have none of last season’s goods. p——— iiesihbaivetin aed SPSS APATITES 1 oe ——— ee . MAHER & @ ‘Select a $5 Suit from our windy All new shades—greys, tans, blues and brown ‘new goods, but we decided to let them_go for Easter atf Not one in the lot that Respectfully, Great Millinery. Openi . On Saturday, Monday . . and Tuesday.. . On the above days I will have on display in this qj and Grass Valley an unusually large and elegant Spring Milling and invite the ladies to call at my stoft examine them. My prices are the lowest. Call in r these handsome Goods whether you purchase or not. 7 VRS. L. LUBECK, Mill Street, 6 s Commercial Street, Nevada City. avn meme Cae x sheet for th evade Concert Confectioney in the Galle Grass Valley that the audies n addition to tk s great many in Grass Vall » very strong t ill be taken ai oesrly to get ther is fine . i]l be the best hat ever assé Trey are ions in Grass \ 4 ontdrese the this great occ $3 0f any me ew peep at, saying nothing singing. It ist lies will be so. 1 umes that they ppreciate Emm: —_—_———+ 080-— be GUD vada Oity Gu at Juetice Cor t and talked f interest to tl ts were made club can get d rates, . Pres is doing all i he membership xty names on Bs Sa ee a bvey has purché his brother, J oe business fi y the two gen ame of Bovey . nue to conduct me first-class pfore been run he public patre eget! imped ¢ ted that whe: was explode 8, Nevada, th ning of rock i fish ran to th it on dry land a D feet in length information is nod Roadmaste ill vouch for i hess Le nsurance see T eat in bulk at d 4 Handsome Clocks Scadden’s, , cest brands of be found at W., hambers,: Try . kinds, large and small. PHONE WESD 14, We have just received a beautiful stock of Clocks They are all guarantett None Better. Our prices~are the Lowest. . A. & H. W. Hartut Watchmakers BROAD STREET, N EVADA \ f ie now sellin; e cents 8 loaf » Try itand yo ant a good, o yy : 4 very best in to Repairing of Watches and Cloeks Our Spociallp m. Harry. —ek x—— a : yster cock-tails Billy Britlan on Broad stree half and haif o ancil Chamber gest stock. Large Catalogue Free. We Electro-Dental Parlors PRESSED DR. R. BE. SMITH Will open Dental Parlors in Masonic Building on Pine Street. _ ‘The office will be equipped wi iences for best work and lowest prices. Special notice will be given of exact day of opening m4 » Tax Collector. Phone Main 633. this city about April rst in th all the modern Setieane Drinkabl 1 membet inkablet piful flat urchade that will please al to make dr prove of most delig greatest strength, p Gea, Coffee ' Cocoa # #4) We certalalf nd at lo 7 Ke the LEGG & SHAW CO. . supplies here. rd in the city. A Our E. B. brand of team fragrant bever None Try oar M, & J, Coffee for? It is excellent. , Cash Grocer, “== rs Silverware and¢ Tableware.. We have a Splendid Stock, and have. marked the prices way down. —kitk—— C. J. BRAND, The Jew? @ i & Pine 8's. Bots hot lunch wil tat William He and Spring . Choice wines, ¥8 on hand. —t+-280-8 He Was Tort ed such pain f ly walk,’ write rough, Ills., fa Salve comp cts like magic ts, sores, sca &. Ferfect hes bd piles. Cure inton for 25c. —+Oe. ’ss Cannot Be ipplications, as liseased portio: nly one way to Deatness is og Ondition of the = Eustachian T F Bets inflamed . ound or impert 18 entirely « » Tesult, and w 2ean be taken oi to its norme I be destroyed f D are caused bing but an ir > mucous surf ve One Hund = C gists, 750, Mily Pills are ¢ ol, steady nery 8re the best: