March 28, 1901 (4 pages)

4 THE TRANSCRIPT. ———— Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted n AT_NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN ¢ CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMail, + ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, @2 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX. EB THURSDAY GREAT VARIETY. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Grafting wax at Vinton’s. tf A pretty girl takes liberties with the truth, while a.bomely gir! lies. For LifeIusurance see T.B Gray. An uneasy conscience is an unwelcomed but alsoa good companion, For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger, All precious stones are puri:ied by a bath in honey. Envelopes 5 cents per pac kage a Vinton’s. tf Usually with long-lived ” folk the March 28, 1901 BIG STRIKE AT THE GHAMPION. A 20-Foot Ledge Uncovered om) sre cece tee ie the 2400-Foot Level. in this district. pletely explodes: that idea. until. now they have a regular mine here. ning only 4o of them. display of high grade sulphurets, and free gold all through the whole twenty feet. The Champion has a 70-stamp mill, and has been run-. her that she should have an officer, and The other 30 stamps are now being portant strike that has been made in this district in years has been made at the Champion Mine, A fallacious jidea has been entertained by many oldtime. miners thatthe ledges do not godown toany great depth. the Mayor listened to perhaps the resent strike in the Champion comstrongest denunciation that a chief ex* On Tuesday last the ledge commenced increasing in size. ™#nn remarked blandly: “Iam sorry bonanza. This morning the ledge shows up fully twenty feet wide) ofs wicked city a whiskey manufacof as fine looking rock as has ever been taken out of any All through the ore there is a remarkably rich. good.” From the Mayor’s office she is scattered called on Chief of Police Ditsch, and Mrs. Nation , Still Scolding Crnoinnati, March 27—Mrs. Carrie Nation called on Mayor Fleischmann at the City Hall yesterday afternoon greeted her cordially and asked if he could do anything for her. She said: vice as to how to close the. hell holes in this city. You know they exist. What are you goingtodo? You will never die well as.long as you are a man who manufactures intoxicating drinks. You will have some serious questions to answer when you face your God. I cap do no more than warn you, and that I must do.” Fortwenty minutes ecutive ever received in his own office. When she had finished Mayor Fleischwe cannot agree. Iam afraid you have struck a hard proposition—the Mayor turer. I am glad. to have met ycu; however, and hope you will do much asked him to send her an escort for her slumming tour last night. He assured as she left she eaid: “Good-by, and if I don’t meet you in this world, I hope THEY'LL NOT BE MISSED, Sudden Decrease In Population Has Its Advantages. Republican: Many towns throughout the county are doing tall kicking because of the showing of the census reports, which make some of them look more like thirty cents than the big populous and growing communities they claim to be. Truckee on the other hand makes the proud boast “Yes, I want you to give me some aa-( that within the last two weeks ite population has fallen off nearly one bundred. If there’s any town to be found along the line that will show, equal pride in an increase resulting from the Truckee exodus, it has yet to be discovered. The value of the work of the “601 can never be appreciated to its full extent. Many of those driven out by the action of this organization had been here too short a time to become known to the community, and these, individually, will never be missed. At this time, the assertion is made, any woman, alone and unprotected could if she chose, venture upon the streets at any hour of the night without being molested. The thieves, thugs and panders haven't all been exterminated, of course, but those who are still here are singing mighty low now. They don’t run things any more, they are trembling in their boots in anticipation of the permanent “leave of absence” that is certain to come to them. In another column will be found a ” Double Tragedy . , in Texas. Lrperty, Texas, March 27—W. B. Duncan and his father-in-law, w. K. Waul, were shot and instantly killed yesterday. A difficulty started between Dunean and [homas Branch, and Waul and Wharton Branch, father of Thos. Branch, interfered. Duncan and Waul were both shot through the heart, and died instantly. Wharton Branch was arrested and charged with the killing. train. Branch isa prominent attorney of South Texas. +20 — Died Of His Injuries. James Knuckey, the eyed miner who snstained a fractured leg and internal injuries about ten days ago by falling down a shaft, died at the County Hospital last night. He was @ native of England and aged 70 years. He leaves one son, who will arrive here this evening to attend the funeral, which will take place from the Congregational church at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. today says: T Supreme Court tween the Arbuckles and the can Sugar Refinery Company hay yet been withdrawn, no action will taken and the bitter fight is at an The exact terme of the agreement not made public, but this much known, both will continue to p. He was hurried to Houston on the first . sugar and coffee and the price witt governed entirely by the price of mater‘al. While there has. . siderable talk that the two lines be split. up, the Arbuckles taking coffee business and the American sugar end of it, there is no trath is eR teem Do You Know That Moore carries the largest finest stock of frames for photog Also makes fr picture. & p to order for ny. There is not an ounce of headache iy a barrel of it—Jesse Moore “A 4” key. : : MAELTER dg Co. New Wash Goods! NEW SILKS, New Wash Goods NEW GRENADINES, eh THURSDAY,, «+500 ——_____==___—" PERSONAL Dally Chronicle of the De and Youn E. Warner of Chico i R. M. Richardson of. here in the interest of E Co. ‘ R. B. Hollingworth o is in town. ne Andy Hampel and F. of Sacramento’s popular ere in town. . gs. H. Bradbury left th Marysville. 2 G.W. Wodell is over ‘Tree Ranch. i Mrs John Nelson of O here last evening and let for Freeman’s Orossing © " tives. C. H. Falweiler of Sat ‘rived here on last evenin H. Eddy came over fr Hill yesterday. He will his home. ee R. T. Heath is here fro: cisco. ; E. H. Sands left this Washington, where he ha Supervisor Eb. O, Gri morning for. North Bloon amine the roads in that d ‘ Superintendent D. J. 3 this morning to Granitev Poe “Si” Gilbert returned h See Window evening’s train, : Geo. M. Sayles and: y last evening from Southe: and left this morning fo at Forest City. Mr. iday! greatly improved which for his numerous frien county. = ‘ P, 8. Waldron, wife ter left this morning for § to visit relatives, Miss Bertha Waite left for Oregon tc visit relativ: Mrs. Geo. Shaw and 4d this morning for San Fra friends, Chas. Wichman of Nort left this morning for Aut friends. E. Northup is over from Juan. Ke Mr. and Mrs. WwW. G. Smarctsville are here on a Grant Skidmore, the lis North Bloomfield, was in Theo. Wilhelm, the well } er of Grass Valley, was in N. Galagher left this af Virginia City to visit relat put in shape, and the whole seventy will soon be in opera-. to see you in heaven.” Escorted by : two detectives and many reporters,. further notice from the “601” relating Call on Ed Schmidt when you want hon. 5 ‘ A Mrs. Nation made a tour of “rag time” to the term of absence of those receivSee Window! anything in the tobacco line. tf The Champion has been regarded as the leading mine] posorts and other places in this city. ing notices. It looks very much as Every German regiment has a chir-. in this district, and this great strike places it still at the head] until midnight. She made a half] though the organization meant basiopodist in its ranks. : : ; : dozen or more addresses. There was] ness and that they will brook no reIf you should desire anything in the of the column, notwithstanding the good strikes that have a procession ofa dozen or more hacks, . sistance of their authority. dows Some New Things in Wash Goods» We want you to! drinking line you should call at the . recently been made in other mines in that vicinity. and at some places they were followed. Some of the fellows who “lit out”) see these goods. We want you to see our store. We are all’ Grotto. It is the most popular resort The Champion has fine chlorination works and has been. %Y very many p2ople in the streets. (by request) think they will be perready for you. Come iu and take a look around. 4 in town and you are always given Every effort was made to save time,. mitted to return, “after the thing tebe treatenint, t¢ jable to work all the sulphurets up to within a short time. and visitas many places as possible . blows over.” It is more than likely. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, COLORED UNDERSKIRTS} If you owe anybody a grudge don’t! Now, they. find they can not handle all, and today com-. Mrs. Nation would enter the piaces,. that they'll be beautifally surprised NEW CORSET COVERS, NEW NIGHTGOWNS ; coe ". shake hands with both the women and . if they continue of that mind and at: ens : pay it. menced shipping a surplus of fifty tons they have on hand) ,. nen, and then mount the platform . tempt to come back to Truckee. New Chemises, New Corsets, New Silk Waists. Daa tict oe = *** o the Selby Smelting Works: SHIRT WAISTS of all kinds. Lots of new ones here, davil-tor w allbas pactoes or a table and address the crowd. She ed . : : commanded the closest attention, and Akind word comes backto us with. Fred Zeitler, the able and popular Superintendent, is reCNEW BELTS” McAddie, of the San Francisco ; z Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: See the Belt we will sell you for 50 cts. We have but One’ is met with n» insults or disturbances, compound interest. ceiving hearty congratulations from our people on the great] but at times she spoke harshly of the Fair tonight and Friday. Light}Price. You can’t get two or three prices in our store. You) fone Pricey pene, won’t pay any more money for Dry Goods than your neigh-. The potter's wheel is the most an-. outlook of the mine, which he has been so successful in . drinking that was going on before her Everyone treated alixe here. Come and see for’ body is long and the legs short. NEW WOOLEN GOODS. See Window! &. i y ae Lapins—To-day we place in one of our large show win «OR me Secrecy eT a ‘5 W eather Frediction. cient form of machine tool known. : M f th a he te 1 had and of the obscene pictures on the The mines of South Africa give . Managing. any are of the opinion that 11 anyone else 2ad) yay5. As soon as she concluded her eas work to bet weerf60,000 and 70,000 men. been in Fred Zeitler’s place as manager the mine never . address she was escorted to her car-. ‘gejf control, steady nerves and Gilt} bor does. Ripe experience would be sweeter if would have made such a showing as it does to-day. While _ and driven rapidly to another. Rage Whiskey are the best of friends, yourself, — , . place. it. : peers ’ it did not shatter so many ideals of! 4oubts have been expressed by others that when a certain ial A Now, Ladies, come in and look around. We won't charge the youth. you for looking PLUMBIN The best kind of advice is given by. depth was reached in this mine it would cease to pay, Mr, those who have nothing to gain by. Zeitler always contended to the contrary, and carried the] giegtegte ses work forward in that belief. It has now proved that his] #eateate We always remember those who have}, . done us a favor—when we want an-. judgment ‘was correct, and too much praise ean not be other favor done. awarded him for his superior judgment, which means still Respectfully, Se MAHER & Co, bofo to : Big Cash Dry Goods Store. One Price to all. Military engineers are agreed that no material for fortifications is superior to earth. Posterity has a good deal to be thankful for in the fact that certain men died young. Some acts of so-called charity that are recorded in the daily papers are probably not recorded in heaven. An ordinance has been passed in West Palm Beach, Fla., forbidding females to enter saloons. When a man begins to grow old (and has escaped dyspepsia) a_ well-laid table is about as pretty a picture as he wishes to look upon. Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon at the corner of Pine and Spring Sts. makes a specialty of serving the best 5cent beer in town. Try it. He also keeps a full stock of fancy liquors. tf If you want good coffee, or good tea, the best and the cheapest, you can get it—thatis, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial Tea Co’s store, Nevada City. Bt Iron enriches the blood, Beef is nourishing, Wine is strengthening. The three together make a good medicine: Beef, Iron and Wine. Vinton sellsit. Besure you get Liebig’s. OC. J. Brand, the jeweler, has a larg lot of Miners’ souvenir spoons for sale at his store on Broad street. They are of very pretty design and are worth seyeral times the amount asked for them. tf. While Louis Matildo was working in the Malakoff mine at North Bloomfield Tuesday night, a large boulder fell from above and struck him on the leg, breaking it below the knee. He was taken to his home and Dr. Du Melieu summoned. John H. Polkinghorn is suffering from a bad cut on the wrist. He had pulled out a piece of loose rock at the Mountaineer mine and it broke in his hand, a rugged piece striking his wrist. It was necessary to take several stitches to close up the wound. H. Shafer, aged 73 years, a native of Germany, died yesterday afternoon at the County Hospital from paralysis. He had lived at the hospital for several years and leaves no relatives. The bond of George H. Fletcher, as administrator of the estate of George Fletcher, his deceased father, was approved yesterday by the ‘Superior Court. The amount of the bond is $10_000 and Mrs. Beldon, of San Jose, and Mrs. George Fletcher are the sureties. C. L. Van Voast, who has been the ‘ manager of the Great American Tea Company’s store at this city for the past two years, will leave Tuesday to take a like position in the company’s store at Obico. San Francisco parties have secured an option on the Boss mine, near Sweetland and work of pumping it out will soon be commenced. A crosseut will be run from the bottom of the shaft and the ledge prospected to some pxtent, greater prosperity for the Nevada City mining district. The Robbers Arrested. Newark, Ohio, March 27—Four men were arrested at Thorneville at’ noon today on suspicion of being the men who burglarized: the Somerset Bank hearly yesterday morning. Two of the men carried shotguns, The pocketbook of another contained a piece of fuse. Files, drills and chisels were found on the persons of the prisoners, who refuse to give account of themselves. They have been placed in jail. Oe United States Paris, March 27—The Journal des Debates, commenting on the AngloAmerican Nicaraguan correspondence, says: Whatis especially brought out in it is this political fact—the uncompromising attitude of the United to exclude apy future collaboration, and even creates'a feeling that causes of conflicts between them will always be very difficult to remove. Cape Nome Beach. The first indications of gold near the beach were found in January, 1898, by Kjellmann and Spring. It was discovered in the high river bank, about balf a mile from the Behring Sea, where from 15 to 20. large colors were obtained from a shovelful of earth and gravel taken from about two feet below the surface. A hole was also cut through the river ice at a point where prospeots were obtained from the river bed. Toward England: States towards England, which seems it was solidly frozen, and excellent] sg, ~ DR-Horen's (DEAL > SHOULDER BRACE FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN ehh, OP TAT For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. The Only Correct race Ab dbLAALAUL SAUL AALASAIII Re VOTNNY UT VEPNED ven VT. UT eT MET Tener ar Never er ny © 3 = S “<< © > ’t wait for the : = Trustees to serve notice on you, but let US attend to your WORK at once. LICENSED plumber ==First=-class : 4 work and prices the ¢3 LOWEST.. SEE THE NEW Se a STEEL CLOSET SEAT LEGG © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY Garden and Farm Seeds. Election of School Dir.ctors. YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TH election of School Directors will be held Saturday, April 27th, 1901, order of t hool District. E. MULLOY President ucation, E qualified electors of Nevada School Distil trict, county of Nevada, that the annual At Washington Schoolhouse of said District, at which election three Directors are to be elected for the full term of three years each, . , : the polls wilt be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is aproinesd Inspector and Jas. F. Colley ana Fi argon Judges cf said election. By e Board of Education of Nevada Cc. L.S. CALKINS, Seeretary Board of Ed Sat The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at aby price. Our stock is fresh each season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. Tney are certain’ to germinate and produce large, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage Onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, oats, etc , will be found in the assortment. , SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. a few more Smoked Halibut, 3 pounds 50c Comb Honey, 2 frames 25¢ Smoked Bloaters, 6 for 25¢ Cocoanut Marshmallows, per Ib, 20c MULLOY’S Pioneer Grocery Ladies’ GRAND OPENING ««# New Spring‘and Summer Stock Arrived.. ss Everybody invited to cal : and examine it . Suits $12 up Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods fof Wi.¥}> tailor-made suits at ai} lowest prices establishment on Broad Street, next door ti Stevens’ Millinery Shop. NK ASEESL., the Tailor . IMPORTANT CHANGES © , and more commodions quarters. OUR NEW STORE Will Be a Model of Excellence Never in the history of Nevada County has so important change taken place in commercial affairs (as when completed) the remodeling or practically the rebuilding for us the lower floors of the Morgan Block, corner‘of Broad and Pine streets. When in readiness it will be a model one in architecture, beauty and convenience. Every floor will be fitted and arranged for. its special purpose. Individual Departments for our Clothing, Fornishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Additional Capital—Owing to the demands of our rapidly growing business we find our present lo¢ation inadequate to accommodate.the. large stock of general merchandise we intend to carry and we have been compelled to seek larger We have united outside capital with ours that . . HYMAN & CO., Nevada City, Cal, ing cash, and discountin tage of close Eastern pu San Francisco, val of the fittest. The history of H ym Nevada City is no CARLOADS OF GOODS ARRIVING DAILY . we mi é 4 ight buy to better advantage of the greatest Eastern manufacturers—thus pay" . € are in position to give our patrons the a vata he small dealers who bu an & Co. bears out. my only of Jobbers my the “ola adage of the surve tal, buying on “long winded” teas no many business failures, limited ©? downfall. house, the one former] moving. Strictly one price to all, Our‘ store will not b large invoice of goods received dj ae gh selling aily, Meg y occupied b ms We invite you to ah y the & ; Country otders promptly 4 Regulators of LO ! : prices is y vutil the last part of April to accommodate the cause of thet new . ior (0) PRIC * W. T, Harker and wife : B. Harker are over from R ~ Going In For The masic at the K. of April Fool night will of it treat. Prof. Wild’e orche sent fo® the first time very latest popular selec ducing bell, drum, cymbs ange and other “trap” ¢ tickets continue to sell re big turnout of, danvers tors, including many Gra is confidently counted on a Superior Cou The following . business ‘acted in the Superior Cou! Matteson vs, Wagoner. tion to set aside default c til Monday, April ist. ° Nivens vs. Sharp. On t: ——_—__—__~+-e@e+ __— New [lines Disco: A recent issue of the Bl News says: “Mining exci creasing in Blackfoot e man after man goes to take up claims. It is 1 that more and richer gro discovered in the lavas ne: and several parties are goi vestigate. It seems that Outs among the lavas at black sand, which conta: per and silver to a large can be extracted by the: Cess at small expense, a pects are that we shall Klondike at our doors. Opens we expect to see t! have & genuine mining bo ROYAL FORTUNE Madam Zam, the Famous at the National . This is the best opporte ple of Nevada Oity have having their fortunes acc ’ Madam Zam will be at Hotel Annex, Room F, fo She will teil by your he Present and future. The opened and read on any are about to engage in ar Speculation, or in doul what todo about any matt toseek heradvice, From Zam will tell you of your naturally lead you to tha by happiness and success in from 9 to 11 a, m. , and Tto .m. Prices. Do not aie seas ene The favorite drink of c Gilt Edge Whiekey becat stly mature d and is abso

4 THE TRANSCRIPT. ———— Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted n AT_NEVADA OITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN ¢ CALEINS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : ByMail, + ° $6 Per Year By Carrier, @2 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P, 0, BOX. EB THURSDAY GREAT VARIETY. Items That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Grafting wax at Vinton’s. tf A pretty girl takes liberties with the truth, while a.bomely gir! lies. For LifeIusurance see T.B Gray. An uneasy conscience is an unwelcomed but alsoa good companion, For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger, All precious stones are puri:ied by a bath in honey. Envelopes 5 cents per pac kage a Vinton’s. tf Usually with long-lived ” folk the March 28, 1901 BIG STRIKE AT THE GHAMPION. A 20-Foot Ledge Uncovered om) sre cece tee ie the 2400-Foot Level. in this district. pletely explodes: that idea. until. now they have a regular mine here. ning only 4o of them. display of high grade sulphurets, and free gold all through the whole twenty feet. The Champion has a 70-stamp mill, and has been run-. her that she should have an officer, and The other 30 stamps are now being portant strike that has been made in this district in years has been made at the Champion Mine, A fallacious jidea has been entertained by many oldtime. miners thatthe ledges do not godown toany great depth. the Mayor listened to perhaps the resent strike in the Champion comstrongest denunciation that a chief ex* On Tuesday last the ledge commenced increasing in size. ™#nn remarked blandly: “Iam sorry bonanza. This morning the ledge shows up fully twenty feet wide) ofs wicked city a whiskey manufacof as fine looking rock as has ever been taken out of any All through the ore there is a remarkably rich. good.” From the Mayor’s office she is scattered called on Chief of Police Ditsch, and Mrs. Nation , Still Scolding Crnoinnati, March 27—Mrs. Carrie Nation called on Mayor Fleischmann at the City Hall yesterday afternoon greeted her cordially and asked if he could do anything for her. She said: vice as to how to close the. hell holes in this city. You know they exist. What are you goingtodo? You will never die well as.long as you are a man who manufactures intoxicating drinks. You will have some serious questions to answer when you face your God. I cap do no more than warn you, and that I must do.” Fortwenty minutes ecutive ever received in his own office. When she had finished Mayor Fleischwe cannot agree. Iam afraid you have struck a hard proposition—the Mayor turer. I am glad. to have met ycu; however, and hope you will do much asked him to send her an escort for her slumming tour last night. He assured as she left she eaid: “Good-by, and if I don’t meet you in this world, I hope THEY'LL NOT BE MISSED, Sudden Decrease In Population Has Its Advantages. Republican: Many towns throughout the county are doing tall kicking because of the showing of the census reports, which make some of them look more like thirty cents than the big populous and growing communities they claim to be. Truckee on the other hand makes the proud boast “Yes, I want you to give me some aa-( that within the last two weeks ite population has fallen off nearly one bundred. If there’s any town to be found along the line that will show, equal pride in an increase resulting from the Truckee exodus, it has yet to be discovered. The value of the work of the “601 can never be appreciated to its full extent. Many of those driven out by the action of this organization had been here too short a time to become known to the community, and these, individually, will never be missed. At this time, the assertion is made, any woman, alone and unprotected could if she chose, venture upon the streets at any hour of the night without being molested. The thieves, thugs and panders haven't all been exterminated, of course, but those who are still here are singing mighty low now. They don’t run things any more, they are trembling in their boots in anticipation of the permanent “leave of absence” that is certain to come to them. In another column will be found a ” Double Tragedy . , in Texas. Lrperty, Texas, March 27—W. B. Duncan and his father-in-law, w. K. Waul, were shot and instantly killed yesterday. A difficulty started between Dunean and [homas Branch, and Waul and Wharton Branch, father of Thos. Branch, interfered. Duncan and Waul were both shot through the heart, and died instantly. Wharton Branch was arrested and charged with the killing. train. Branch isa prominent attorney of South Texas. +20 — Died Of His Injuries. James Knuckey, the eyed miner who snstained a fractured leg and internal injuries about ten days ago by falling down a shaft, died at the County Hospital last night. He was @ native of England and aged 70 years. He leaves one son, who will arrive here this evening to attend the funeral, which will take place from the Congregational church at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon. today says: T Supreme Court tween the Arbuckles and the can Sugar Refinery Company hay yet been withdrawn, no action will taken and the bitter fight is at an The exact terme of the agreement not made public, but this much known, both will continue to p. He was hurried to Houston on the first . sugar and coffee and the price witt governed entirely by the price of mater‘al. While there has. . siderable talk that the two lines be split. up, the Arbuckles taking coffee business and the American sugar end of it, there is no trath is eR teem Do You Know That Moore carries the largest finest stock of frames for photog Also makes fr picture. & p to order for ny. There is not an ounce of headache iy a barrel of it—Jesse Moore “A 4” key. : : MAELTER dg Co. New Wash Goods! NEW SILKS, New Wash Goods NEW GRENADINES, eh THURSDAY,, «+500 ——_____==___—" PERSONAL Dally Chronicle of the De and Youn E. Warner of Chico i R. M. Richardson of. here in the interest of E Co. ‘ R. B. Hollingworth o is in town. ne Andy Hampel and F. of Sacramento’s popular ere in town. . gs. H. Bradbury left th Marysville. 2 G.W. Wodell is over ‘Tree Ranch. i Mrs John Nelson of O here last evening and let for Freeman’s Orossing © " tives. C. H. Falweiler of Sat ‘rived here on last evenin H. Eddy came over fr Hill yesterday. He will his home. ee R. T. Heath is here fro: cisco. ; E. H. Sands left this Washington, where he ha Supervisor Eb. O, Gri morning for. North Bloon amine the roads in that d ‘ Superintendent D. J. 3 this morning to Granitev Poe “Si” Gilbert returned h See Window evening’s train, : Geo. M. Sayles and: y last evening from Southe: and left this morning fo at Forest City. Mr. iday! greatly improved which for his numerous frien county. = ‘ P, 8. Waldron, wife ter left this morning for § to visit relatives, Miss Bertha Waite left for Oregon tc visit relativ: Mrs. Geo. Shaw and 4d this morning for San Fra friends, Chas. Wichman of Nort left this morning for Aut friends. E. Northup is over from Juan. Ke Mr. and Mrs. WwW. G. Smarctsville are here on a Grant Skidmore, the lis North Bloomfield, was in Theo. Wilhelm, the well } er of Grass Valley, was in N. Galagher left this af Virginia City to visit relat put in shape, and the whole seventy will soon be in opera-. to see you in heaven.” Escorted by : two detectives and many reporters,. further notice from the “601” relating Call on Ed Schmidt when you want hon. 5 ‘ A Mrs. Nation made a tour of “rag time” to the term of absence of those receivSee Window! anything in the tobacco line. tf The Champion has been regarded as the leading mine] posorts and other places in this city. ing notices. It looks very much as Every German regiment has a chir-. in this district, and this great strike places it still at the head] until midnight. She made a half] though the organization meant basiopodist in its ranks. : : ; : dozen or more addresses. There was] ness and that they will brook no reIf you should desire anything in the of the column, notwithstanding the good strikes that have a procession ofa dozen or more hacks, . sistance of their authority. dows Some New Things in Wash Goods» We want you to! drinking line you should call at the . recently been made in other mines in that vicinity. and at some places they were followed. Some of the fellows who “lit out”) see these goods. We want you to see our store. We are all’ Grotto. It is the most popular resort The Champion has fine chlorination works and has been. %Y very many p2ople in the streets. (by request) think they will be perready for you. Come iu and take a look around. 4 in town and you are always given Every effort was made to save time,. mitted to return, “after the thing tebe treatenint, t¢ jable to work all the sulphurets up to within a short time. and visitas many places as possible . blows over.” It is more than likely. WHITE UNDERSKIRTS, COLORED UNDERSKIRTS} If you owe anybody a grudge don’t! Now, they. find they can not handle all, and today com-. Mrs. Nation would enter the piaces,. that they'll be beautifally surprised NEW CORSET COVERS, NEW NIGHTGOWNS ; coe ". shake hands with both the women and . if they continue of that mind and at: ens : pay it. menced shipping a surplus of fifty tons they have on hand) ,. nen, and then mount the platform . tempt to come back to Truckee. New Chemises, New Corsets, New Silk Waists. Daa tict oe = *** o the Selby Smelting Works: SHIRT WAISTS of all kinds. Lots of new ones here, davil-tor w allbas pactoes or a table and address the crowd. She ed . : : commanded the closest attention, and Akind word comes backto us with. Fred Zeitler, the able and popular Superintendent, is reCNEW BELTS” McAddie, of the San Francisco ; z Weather Bureau, telegraphs as follows: See the Belt we will sell you for 50 cts. We have but One’ is met with n» insults or disturbances, compound interest. ceiving hearty congratulations from our people on the great] but at times she spoke harshly of the Fair tonight and Friday. Light}Price. You can’t get two or three prices in our store. You) fone Pricey pene, won’t pay any more money for Dry Goods than your neigh-. The potter's wheel is the most an-. outlook of the mine, which he has been so successful in . drinking that was going on before her Everyone treated alixe here. Come and see for’ body is long and the legs short. NEW WOOLEN GOODS. See Window! &. i y ae Lapins—To-day we place in one of our large show win «OR me Secrecy eT a ‘5 W eather Frediction. cient form of machine tool known. : M f th a he te 1 had and of the obscene pictures on the The mines of South Africa give . Managing. any are of the opinion that 11 anyone else 2ad) yay5. As soon as she concluded her eas work to bet weerf60,000 and 70,000 men. been in Fred Zeitler’s place as manager the mine never . address she was escorted to her car-. ‘gejf control, steady nerves and Gilt} bor does. Ripe experience would be sweeter if would have made such a showing as it does to-day. While _ and driven rapidly to another. Rage Whiskey are the best of friends, yourself, — , . place. it. : peers ’ it did not shatter so many ideals of! 4oubts have been expressed by others that when a certain ial A Now, Ladies, come in and look around. We won't charge the youth. you for looking PLUMBIN The best kind of advice is given by. depth was reached in this mine it would cease to pay, Mr, those who have nothing to gain by. Zeitler always contended to the contrary, and carried the] giegtegte ses work forward in that belief. It has now proved that his] #eateate We always remember those who have}, . done us a favor—when we want an-. judgment ‘was correct, and too much praise ean not be other favor done. awarded him for his superior judgment, which means still Respectfully, Se MAHER & Co, bofo to : Big Cash Dry Goods Store. One Price to all. Military engineers are agreed that no material for fortifications is superior to earth. Posterity has a good deal to be thankful for in the fact that certain men died young. Some acts of so-called charity that are recorded in the daily papers are probably not recorded in heaven. An ordinance has been passed in West Palm Beach, Fla., forbidding females to enter saloons. When a man begins to grow old (and has escaped dyspepsia) a_ well-laid table is about as pretty a picture as he wishes to look upon. Wm. Harry, proprietor of the saloon

at the corner of Pine and Spring Sts. makes a specialty of serving the best 5cent beer in town. Try it. He also keeps a full stock of fancy liquors. tf If you want good coffee, or good tea, the best and the cheapest, you can get it—thatis, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial Tea Co’s store, Nevada City. Bt Iron enriches the blood, Beef is nourishing, Wine is strengthening. The three together make a good medicine: Beef, Iron and Wine. Vinton sellsit. Besure you get Liebig’s. OC. J. Brand, the jeweler, has a larg lot of Miners’ souvenir spoons for sale at his store on Broad street. They are of very pretty design and are worth seyeral times the amount asked for them. tf. While Louis Matildo was working in the Malakoff mine at North Bloomfield Tuesday night, a large boulder fell from above and struck him on the leg, breaking it below the knee. He was taken to his home and Dr. Du Melieu summoned. John H. Polkinghorn is suffering from a bad cut on the wrist. He had pulled out a piece of loose rock at the Mountaineer mine and it broke in his hand, a rugged piece striking his wrist. It was necessary to take several stitches to close up the wound. H. Shafer, aged 73 years, a native of Germany, died yesterday afternoon at the County Hospital from paralysis. He had lived at the hospital for several years and leaves no relatives. The bond of George H. Fletcher, as administrator of the estate of George Fletcher, his deceased father, was approved yesterday by the ‘Superior Court. The amount of the bond is $10_000 and Mrs. Beldon, of San Jose, and Mrs. George Fletcher are the sureties. C. L. Van Voast, who has been the ‘ manager of the Great American Tea Company’s store at this city for the past two years, will leave Tuesday to take a like position in the company’s store at Obico. San Francisco parties have secured an option on the Boss mine, near Sweetland and work of pumping it out will soon be commenced. A crosseut will be run from the bottom of the shaft and the ledge prospected to some pxtent, greater prosperity for the Nevada City mining district. The Robbers Arrested. Newark, Ohio, March 27—Four men were arrested at Thorneville at’ noon today on suspicion of being the men who burglarized: the Somerset Bank hearly yesterday morning. Two of the men carried shotguns, The pocketbook of another contained a piece of fuse. Files, drills and chisels were found on the persons of the prisoners, who refuse to give account of themselves. They have been placed in jail. Oe United States Paris, March 27—The Journal des Debates, commenting on the AngloAmerican Nicaraguan correspondence, says: Whatis especially brought out in it is this political fact—the uncompromising attitude of the United to exclude apy future collaboration, and even creates'a feeling that causes of conflicts between them will always be very difficult to remove. Cape Nome Beach. The first indications of gold near the beach were found in January, 1898, by Kjellmann and Spring. It was discovered in the high river bank, about balf a mile from the Behring Sea, where from 15 to 20. large colors were obtained from a shovelful of earth and gravel taken from about two feet below the surface. A hole was also cut through the river ice at a point where prospeots were obtained from the river bed. Toward England: States towards England, which seems it was solidly frozen, and excellent] sg, ~ DR-Horen's (DEAL > SHOULDER BRACE FOR MEN WOMEN AND CHILDREN ehh, OP TAT For Sale at Dickerman’s. DRUGS, STATIONERY, PHOTO GOODS. The Only Correct race Ab dbLAALAUL SAUL AALASAIII Re VOTNNY UT VEPNED ven VT. UT eT MET Tener ar Never er ny © 3 = S “<< © > ’t wait for the : = Trustees to serve notice on you, but let US attend to your WORK at once. LICENSED plumber ==First=-class : 4 work and prices the ¢3 LOWEST... SEE THE NEW Se a STEEL CLOSET SEAT LEGG © SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY Garden and Farm Seeds. Election of School Dir.ctors. YOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TH election of School Directors will be held Saturday, April 27th, 1901, order of t hool District. E. MULLOY President ucation, E qualified electors of Nevada School Distil trict, county of Nevada, that the annual At Washington Schoolhouse of said District, at which election three Directors are to be elected for the full term of three years each, . , : the polls wilt be open between the hours of 8 a. m. and sundown. John Webber is aproinesd Inspector and Jas. F. Colley ana Fi argon Judges cf said election. By e Board of Education of Nevada Cc. L.S. CALKINS, Seeretary Board of Ed Sat The garden and farm depends for its success on the quality of the seeds used. Old seeds are dear at aby price. Our stock is fresh each season and each variety is gathered from plants of established merit. Tney are certain’ to germinate and produce large, satisfactory crops. All the well known and highly esteemed varieties of cabbage Onions, lettuce, turnips, wheat, oats, etc , will be found in the assortment. , SIGOURNEY, Cash Grocer. a few more Smoked Halibut, 3 pounds 50c Comb Honey, 2 frames 25¢ Smoked Bloaters, 6 for 25¢ Cocoanut Marshmallows, per Ib, 20c MULLOY’S Pioneer Grocery Ladies’ GRAND OPENING ««# New Spring‘and Summer Stock Arrived... ss Everybody invited to cal : and examine it . Suits $12 up Pants $3.50 up Dress Goods fof Wi.¥}> tailor-made suits at ai} lowest prices establishment on Broad Street, next door ti Stevens’ Millinery Shop. NK ASEESL., the Tailor . IMPORTANT CHANGES © , and more commodions quarters. OUR NEW STORE Will Be a Model of Excellence Never in the history of Nevada County has so important change taken place in commercial affairs (as when completed) the remodeling or practically the rebuilding for us the lower floors of the Morgan Block, corner‘of Broad and Pine streets. When in readiness it will be a model one in architecture, beauty and convenience. Every floor will be fitted and arranged for. its special purpose. Individual Departments for our Clothing, Fornishing Goods, Hats, Boots and Shoes. Additional Capital—Owing to the demands of our rapidly growing business we find our present lo¢ation inadequate to accommodate.the. large stock of general merchandise we intend to carry and we have been compelled to seek larger We have united outside capital with ours that . . HYMAN & CO., Nevada City, Cal, ing cash, and discountin tage of close Eastern pu San Francisco, val of the fittest. The history of H ym Nevada City is no CARLOADS OF GOODS ARRIVING DAILY . we mi é 4 ight buy to better advantage of the greatest Eastern manufacturers—thus pay" . € are in position to give our patrons the a vata he small dealers who bu an & Co. bears out. my only of Jobbers my the “ola adage of the surve tal, buying on “long winded” teas no many business failures, limited ©? downfall. house, the one former] moving. Strictly one price to all, Our‘ store will not b large invoice of goods received dj ae gh selling aily, Meg y occupied b ms We invite you to ah y the & ; Country otders promptly 4 Regulators of LO ! : prices is y vutil the last part of April to accommodate the cause of thet new . ior (0) PRIC * W. T, Harker and wife : B. Harker are over from R ~ Going In For The masic at the K. of April Fool night will of it treat. Prof. Wild’e orche sent fo® the first time very latest popular selec ducing bell, drum, cymbs ange and other “trap” ¢ tickets continue to sell re big turnout of, danvers tors, including many Gra is confidently counted on a Superior Cou The following . business ‘acted in the Superior Cou! Matteson vs, Wagoner. tion to set aside default c til Monday, April ist. ° Nivens vs. Sharp. On t: ——_—__—__~+-e@e+ __— New [lines Disco: A recent issue of the Bl News says: “Mining exci creasing in Blackfoot e man after man goes to take up claims. It is 1 that more and richer gro discovered in the lavas ne: and several parties are goi vestigate. It seems that Outs among the lavas at black sand, which conta: per and silver to a large can be extracted by the: Cess at small expense, a pects are that we shall Klondike at our doors. Opens we expect to see t! have & genuine mining bo ROYAL FORTUNE Madam Zam, the Famous at the National . This is the best opporte ple of Nevada Oity have having their fortunes acc ’ Madam Zam will be at Hotel Annex, Room F, fo She will teil by your he Present and future. The opened and read on any are about to engage in ar Speculation, or in doul what todo about any matt toseek heradvice, From Zam will tell you of your naturally lead you to tha by happiness and success in from 9 to 11 a, m. , and Tto .m. Prices. Do not aie seas ene The favorite drink of c Gilt Edge Whiekey becat stly mature d and is abso