March 29, 1904 (4 pages)

ito entral dition. inches ne in gisters sau res I ¥y ———— me for AC Se —— ULES . ad y and re day ine of tation a) ad -= } el . Male linery . Mine . complete. stanley typ? fting, belt, new, 7-8 gsor and reeel, etc. pump. plamn. a cheap for ire of cL, LEY. pity J . THE TRANSORIPT. . 7 DAY ..,TIARCH 29, 1904 Doings of OurPap ; Aeon of A, J. Bovey is reported to) be very ill, . P.S. Hall of North Bloomfield was re last night, ‘ : » Victor Gates is quite ill at his home iear Sugar Loat. = . The young son of P. Orzelli is very il at their home near Jodian Fiat. » A. R. Denike and J. O. King were here from San Jose last evening. * Principal L. E. Armstrong of the bu blic schools returned last night from uburn. i ; George F. Kinney, representing the Nevada Meat Market, is here from eno. /David Eaton was called to Maryse@ yesterday bythe illness ‘of his aughter. ‘Mrs. Davey and child arrived here ist evening from Gaston and left this jorning for Oakland. ; J. A. Harper took his. departare for lenver thie morning, He has been bre for the past few weeks. ‘A. H. Parker returned last night om Los Angeles, where he had been } a visit to his daughter. ‘Manager George A. Peer of the El ro mines returned last evening from and. He was accompanied by H. ;Each.Traveling Passenger and Freight ant W. HW. Wood of the Southern cifie Company arrived last evening m Sacramento. Bidney Thomes, who was injured at ®-Ohampion mine at the’ same time m David Hooper was killed, is able be ont again. : Alvin Penrose and wife (nee Hattie ; Hardy) who were married in Sacranto last Friday, willtake up their dence in North Bloomfield after a ort stay at the metropolis. . , 8. MoNairn, who is a student at } State University, and.who is spendsome time here, will make an effort establish a branch of the Young n’s Ohristian Association in this V.T. Rale, motormen on the elec} railway, left. for San Francisco } morning to spend a short vaca. } Frank Howard will fill the posifon the traction line during Mr. le’s absence. : » Oanton and J. Keller arrived here. ~ evening from San Francisco. ndey Hampel is here from Sacraito. 8. Myers of San Francisco is here Jommercial business. ae rade Affairs here was a special meeting of the da County Promotion Committee ast evening and transacted the wing business: Fioor CommitHarry Englebright, G. J. Rector, F. Colley, Herman Brand, M. freston, Dr. 0. H. Lebners, R, H. her, William H. Martin, John Fay, ; Weeke, E. T. Wortbley, BR. W. brd, John Eddie, William Rich, Ed Nathan, Oharlese BrockingGeorge L. Jonea, A. F. Brady, Dr. » Haye, George Mainhart Jr., W. inch, William Temby, O. J. Mil‘A J. Hosking, Don Ray, M. J. » Eli Benoit, Fred Bastian, .W. Morgan. The committee recomfed that there be offered a special § of $10 for best couple of cake 8; that the entire Promotion mittee be made a committee on tion with Frank Dulmaine as fman; that the mining superinints of the county be added to evitation committee. George &. and Ohariles E. Tegler, elected p last meeting to fill vacancies, their seats as members of the jittee and made ebort talke which well received, ne Curse of Womankind and nervous headaches. Sher. Headache Cure gives instant re d a i cures neuralgia [box guaranteed. For sale by H, bu want the very beet of beer, or ink of a No.1 quality drop in fe Wm. Harry. tf ade is as honest here as re else; but it has to d, when nobody knows bods, and the risk is on buyer and seller. th Schilling’s Best there isk for either; moneyit. {the Senior Epworth Leugue will be she Frank Howard cata bad gesh,in his band yesterday witha knife. . «. Thomas Patterson, an employe of the Mountaineer mine, suffered. a-severe hemorrhage Sunday. The business and social meeting of held on Thursday of this week instead of Friday, the usual meeting night. Herman 8. Mott, the millwright, left yesterday for Bangor, Butte county, in response to a telegram stating that his mother is dying. = Louis H. Aumer has succeeded “to: the proprietorship of the National meat market on Broad. street, heretofore conducted by: his father, Frank Aumer.* : Two strangers, one a cripple, were locked up by Nightwatchman Rafter last night for begging. Thie afternoon Marshal Shearer escorted. the trio out of town, : ; The Mexican who was stabbed by two other Mexicans at Truckee afew nighte ago died there Sunday morning. The two who committed the murder are in custody and will have to anawer for their crime, : t Oompany © is faithfally practicing for the big inspection to be held on Saturday evening, April 9th, An interesting drill was held last evening and thers will take place thie evening and Friday evening. Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, last night appointed Nat. P. Brown, E. W. Towle and A, R. Lord a committee of three to confer with Neva Rebekah Lodge and Oustomah Lodge respecting the celebration of the Odd Fellows anniversary. i There was a fair sized crowd at the Methodist church last night to lieten tothe temperance lecture delivered by Rev. Irving BR. Lovejoy of Stockton, notwithstanding the inclement condition of the weather. The>reverend gentleman, who is pastor of the Oentral M. E. church in that city, was attentively listened *to throughout hie discourse. He is an able epeaker and came here under the auepices of the W.O.T.U. He will lecture at. Grass Valley this evening. Fresh fish, crabs and shrimps at Ronchi Brothers’ store, on Main street, this (Tuesday evening), J. Wertheimer, brother of Bert Wertheimer, the populer commercial’ traveler who-visite this city quite often, has been appointed cashier in the San Francisco postoffice. The Raintail. Following’ is the rainfall, as recorded up to nine o’clock this morning: : Since last report..... So far this month.. .. For the_season. .... 2000 Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, curing I[ndigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store ow Tragedy Averted, *Juet in the nick of time our little boy .was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant Oity, Obio. “Poeumonia had played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors. treated bim, but he grew worse every Gay. At length we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vas saved He’s now sound and well.” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug— Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles ree. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuer Bakery. Try it and you will al. The following are the quotations a es “JAt fact ‘night’s meeting of Court . Garfield; No. 9, Foresters of America, Thomas Sandow, D, A. Dailey and H. L. Sweeney were elected delegates. to Hanford on May 24, The alternates ‘are William Avery, Frank Kendrick and Thomas Osborne. Yesterday appraisers aM: Thomas, John Glaason and William George ‘of Grass Valley filed their inventory and Sppraisement of the estate of Francis Richards, deceased. The estate is valued at $7,792, and consists of real and personal. property. Among the items ia the appraisement are forty shares of Spring Valley Water stock, $8,120; eight sharés of San Francisco Gas and Electric stock, $472; three. mortgages on property in Grass Valley, $1,500; andivided one-half interest. in bouse and lot at Grass Valley, $1,200; : property on School: street, Grass Valley, $1,450. Yesterday morning a. cave-in ocourted in the shaft at the Pittsburg mine and’ nearly caueed a bad accident. A set of timbers gave away between the 300 and 400. foot levels and partly blocked the shaft. When’ the morning shift. went down the cage struck the cave-in, Nearly all the men were thrown off, and a few of them were braised and cut, They climbed back into the’ cage and gave the signal to hoist. : ; Easter novelties is the subject of Rosenberg Bros’ changed advertisement in this evening’s Transcript. They have just received lots of new silk waists, shirt waist sets, collars, gloves, ribbons, ete,, and invite the ladies to call and see‘them. Read their ad which will be found in another column, Dr. A, H. Tickell received a. new billiard table from below today. It is for the Dooctor’s residence and it Is anjexcellent table. ‘ Slays His Wife. WasuHINGTON, March 28,—Oharles G. Foster, a clerk employed in the White House, shot and killed his wife and himeelf in Kensington, Md., today: For some time he had shown evidence of despondency. wis All Is Quiet. Sacramento, March . 28.—Prospects are fair for a settlement of the labor trouble within a fewdays. The Citizens’ Alliance has withdrawn from ac tion in the matter and has requested tfe Builders’ "Association and Oontractors’ Association to confer with the Building Trades Council with reference to an adjustment of the dispute. All parties profess a willingness to meet in conference and show a spirit that raises a hope for an early settlement, Horse Is Resting. While the Transcript reporter was out in search of news items this morning be chanced to meet James Filewellen, who laughed heartily when. the newspaper man asked him, ‘‘What is new?” ‘*Well,” he said, “I don’t know of anything startling just now. The weather is a worn out sabject and . it is a little too soon to start in to talk about celebrating the Fourth of Jaly. However, there’s one thing that may be said in truth, and that is the city’s horse is having a good rest these days, which may be pledsing news to some people.” . ER Br California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf . i ants ana Rc —_—_— IMPORTERS OF precious Fam STONES ‘SHREVE&CO. MANUFACTURERS WILL MAIL YOU UPON REQUEST AN INTERESTING ILLUSTRATED “ SUGGESTION BOOK,” AND, FURTHER, THEY WILL SHIP GOODS UPON APPROVAL TO ANY EXPRESS OFFICE (AT A RAILROAD POINT) IN CALIFOR‘ NIA, CHARGES ed CORRE-. SPONDENCE IS INVITED. WHEN WRITING MENTION THIS PAPER. POST AND MARKET STS. SAN FRANCISCO young man of Fort Jones, who myshae been found in Scott River Slough. . The horse and buggy which he. was “. @riving when last seen were found several days ago in the slough, the baggy . Standing tn en upright. position. The horse wae drowned in the shafte, Dangle hed evidently tried to ford the stream, not knowing that the place was dangerous, with the regult that he lost his life in the attempt. He was employed as a fireman on the Soathern Pacific Railroad, and was home on @ vacation when the accident. happened. Respect Not Even the Dying Tamipap, Colo.,. March 28,—A for ther deportation of strike leaders from National district, it is understood, will be made tonight. House to house raids for firearms continte ion the small towns of Las Animas county, At ‘one house where the troops were refused admittance because a child lay dying of diphtheria, the doors were broken down. The press censorship continues strict, ~e Labor Troubles. TeLtonipe, Colo., March 28.—Up to noon President Mercer of the Western Federation of Miners had been unable to secure bondsmen and was still a .prisoner.in the county jail. Unionists who own property and were willing to become sureties, were quietly informed that to go on Mercer’s bond wouid make them persona non grata. The cash bonds this afternoon, Secretary of the Treasury Forbes of Telluride Union, one of the deported, returned last night and was arrested. Three other exiles who returned have thus far been able to elude the military. Gen. Morris Dead San Dimao, March 28.—Mrs, BE. M. Chambers of this city left Sunday morning for Indienapolis with the remains of her father, General Thomas Armstrong Morris, who died at her house on Wednesday, General Morris } was the laet survivor of his class of 1884, and wae therefore the oldest living graduate of the Mili ary Academy at West Point, After the Civil War he became well known as a railroad builder and was the President of the “Big Four” railroad at one time. : Made a Mistake. Los ANGELES, March 28—A special from Oolton, San Bernardino county, says the wife of Melvin Archibald, a prominent orange grower, is dead at ber home in that place as a result of a dose of carbolic acid taken by mistake. She was 88 years of age and leaves several children. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, No Dessert. More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when luces better results in two minutes? ing in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry. At grocers. 10c. Taylors. Perfection Blend. « Coffee le fine Try it * 40c per Pound. Roasted Daily. Ground to order, Samples Free. Coffee Roasters : Taylor’s iTea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Tea Blenders Federation will probably arrange for} (os Two delegates to the Grand Parlor willl be elected at tonight’s meeting of of this city. The big gathering of Native Sons ts to be held. at Vallejo next month. ‘Ifyou want a good, cool drink of rand see Wm, Barry. EA Most country and abroad. for it. The Royal Baking These First: that Royal makes food good to Hydraulic Parior, No. 66, .N. 8. @. W.,. the Préston Gohool of Industry at is the . . Important o_ The manufacturers of Royal. Bakin Powder have had forty years of scientific rience. sg, i method of bread-and-cake raising has been exhaustively studied in this The result is a perfect product in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute uri Powe have been commended by the highest authorities. facts mean two important things to all housekeepers: . healthful and makes wholesome food. Second: that Royal Baking Powder ROYAL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE Preston School. 0 Governor Pardee, the Trustees of Tone estimate the loss by the recent fire at about $15,000, due, it is believed, to spontaneous combustion. Outside Of this loss, the institation will reqaire about $6000 to equip it'to carry on the work of industrial.education. A. B. Veinke is here from San Jose. LTH and efficiency of Baking Powder is taste. Sentenced Wood. Praomevinie, El Dorado Oo., March 28th.—At 10 o’clock today Jobn H. Wood by bis attorney, W. F. Bray, argued and submitted his motion for 4 new trial. Contrary ‘to previous as sertione of Wood's attorneys that they Would prove a complete alibi for the defendant, they today off-red ro affidavits to that effect, Judge Arnot took the motion under ddvisément until 1:80 p.m. At that hour he denied the motion for a new trial and sentenced Wood to be hung at Folsom Prison on June 17th. The Court deClared that from the evidence he had no doubt of the prisoner's guilt. Wood ie thinner and paler than at the con. clasion of the trial, but he showed no emotion when sentence was pronounced, : Robber Arrested. Suatttz, Wash., March 28—A man said to be Johnny Hayes, alias “Johnny Bebind the Rooks,” the noted California etege robber, was arrested in this city last night. Detectives placed Pneumonia Cure. Battmore, March 28— Raymond Moore, 18 years old, has andergone a Baltimore University Hospital. Pneumonia left him with a persistent formation of pus in the pleural cavity. To relieve him the surgeons removed the sixth and seventh ribs on the right side, and in their places substituted hard rubber tubes to drain the chest, It is expected that fn abont six monthe the periosteum of the missing ribs will form new bones. The patient ie convalescing. aaieeenibnnanimeaianl Emil Freses syeeih livers, ae relieves torture kidneys, and cureg dyspeptic pie achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, tbe results sure and permanent putting the syste in a condition to enjoy perfect health. Tha greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. 3 bim under errest on suspicion, ESSE — DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING. NEVADA GITY, CAL. eee ere PINE' STREET A a A 3, > New Silk Waists in white and colors from $8 up. EASTER NOVELTIES All the Lates Novelties just received for Easter. New Gloves in all shades at $1 a peir. New Centemeri Gloves in all shades at $1.50 We Fit All Gloves — Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glase > > Blouse and Warst Sods In Sterling Silver. pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of of interest in and aroand City C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Clty Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap, . . oints evada IT FLOATS. 10 Cents a Cake 3 for=25 Cents ——AT—— DICKERMAN’S The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—“cat WOODPECKER CIGAR. Ai is here to stay “GIFF” N. S. of Md, Hotel Antl LEITER & BUNLAP PROPRIETOR UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Belle. Electric lights. Porcelsin Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Teo fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Men, I attention paid to Commer. ciat Mea and Tranelent trade ae oF New Collars from 25 cents up. Call and See Them No trouble to show Goods. New Shirt Waist Sets New Dresden Ribbons ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. HEADQUARTERS equalled by any hotellin Northern California. NATIO REOTO in the building: “THE HOME oF Sie FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not evade Ges : Electric lights and cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits P»st, express, telezraph stage offices and bank GOOD LIVERS” —————— Closing OU at Less than Cost OUR Ladies’ Leather 10 Orist Bags —_SEE WINDOw — A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ——— — . Che Best in town. Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All ~— FISH FOR LENT. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten "goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. Also a fresh We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies supply of Yarmouth Bloaters J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or . fa . Ohe Ree Five Srocery Commercial Street remarkable surgical operation at the: er

ito entral dition. inches ne in gisters sau res I ¥y ———— me for AC Se —— ULES . ad y and re day ine of tation a) ad -= } el . Male linery . Mine . complete. stanley typ? fting, belt, new, 7-8 gsor and reeel, etc. pump. plamn. a cheap for ire of cL, LEY. pity J . THE TRANSORIPT. . 7 DAY ....,TIARCH 29, 1904 Doings of OurPap ; Aeon of A, J. Bovey is reported to) be very ill, . P.S. Hall of North Bloomfield was re last night, ‘ : » Victor Gates is quite ill at his home iear Sugar Loat. = . The young son of P. Orzelli is very il at their home near Jodian Fiat. » A. R. Denike and J. O. King were here from San Jose last evening. * Principal L. E. Armstrong of the bu blic schools returned last night from uburn. i ; George F. Kinney, representing the Nevada Meat Market, is here from eno. /David Eaton was called to Maryse@ yesterday bythe illness ‘of his aughter. ‘Mrs. Davey and child arrived here ist evening from Gaston and left this jorning for Oakland. ; J. A. Harper took his. departare for lenver thie morning, He has been bre for the past few weeks. ‘A. H. Parker returned last night om Los Angeles, where he had been } a visit to his daughter. ‘Manager George A. Peer of the El ro mines returned last evening from and. He was accompanied by H. ;Each.Traveling Passenger and Freight ant W. HW. Wood of the Southern cifie Company arrived last evening m Sacramento. Bidney Thomes, who was injured at ®-Ohampion mine at the’ same time m David Hooper was killed, is able be ont again. : Alvin Penrose and wife (nee Hattie ; Hardy) who were married in Sacranto last Friday, willtake up their dence in North Bloomfield after a ort stay at the metropolis. . , 8. MoNairn, who is a student at } State University, and.who is spendsome time here, will make an effort establish a branch of the Young n’s Ohristian Association in this V.T. Rale, motormen on the elec} railway, left. for San Francisco } morning to spend a short vaca. } Frank Howard will fill the posifon the traction line during Mr. le’s absence. : » Oanton and J. Keller arrived here. ~ evening from San Francisco. ndey Hampel is here from Sacraito. 8. Myers of San Francisco is here Jommercial business. ae rade Affairs here was a special meeting of the da County Promotion Committee ast evening and transacted the wing business: Fioor CommitHarry Englebright, G. J. Rector, F. Colley, Herman Brand, M. freston, Dr. 0. H. Lebners, R, H. her, William H. Martin, John Fay, ; Weeke, E. T. Wortbley, BR. W. brd, John Eddie, William Rich, Ed Nathan, Oharlese BrockingGeorge L. Jonea, A. F. Brady, Dr. » Haye, George Mainhart Jr., W. inch, William Temby, O. J. Mil‘A J. Hosking, Don Ray, M. J. » Eli Benoit, Fred Bastian, .W. Morgan. The committee recomfed that there be offered a special § of $10 for best couple of cake 8; that the entire Promotion mittee be made a committee on tion with Frank Dulmaine as fman; that the mining superinints of the county be added to evitation committee. George &. and Ohariles E. Tegler, elected p last meeting to fill vacancies, their seats as members of the jittee and made ebort talke which well received, ne Curse of Womankind and nervous headaches. Sher. Headache Cure gives instant re d a i cures neuralgia [box guaranteed. For sale by H, bu want the very beet of beer, or ink of a No.1 quality drop in fe Wm. Harry. tf ade is as honest here as re else; but it has to d, when nobody knows bods, and the risk is on buyer and seller. th Schilling’s Best there isk for either; moneyit. {the Senior Epworth Leugue will be she Frank Howard cata bad gesh,in his band yesterday witha knife. . «. Thomas Patterson, an employe of the Mountaineer mine, suffered. a-severe hemorrhage Sunday. The business and social meeting of held on Thursday of this week instead of Friday, the usual meeting night. Herman 8. Mott, the millwright, left yesterday for Bangor, Butte county, in response to a telegram stating that his mother is dying. = Louis H. Aumer has succeeded “to: the proprietorship of the National meat market on Broad. street, heretofore conducted by: his father, Frank Aumer.* : Two strangers, one a cripple, were locked up by Nightwatchman Rafter last night for begging. Thie afternoon Marshal Shearer escorted. the trio out of town, : ; The Mexican who was stabbed by two other Mexicans at Truckee afew nighte ago died there Sunday morning. The two who committed the murder are in custody and will have to anawer for their crime, : t Oompany © is faithfally practicing for the big inspection to be held on Saturday evening, April 9th, An interesting drill was held last evening and thers will take place thie evening and Friday evening. Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, last night appointed Nat. P. Brown, E. W. Towle and A, R. Lord a committee of three to confer with Neva Rebekah Lodge and Oustomah Lodge respecting the celebration of the Odd Fellows anniversary. i There was a fair sized crowd at the Methodist church last night to lieten tothe temperance lecture delivered by Rev. Irving BR. Lovejoy of Stockton, notwithstanding the inclement condition of the weather. The>reverend gentleman, who is pastor of the Oentral M. E. church in that city, was attentively listened *to throughout hie discourse. He is an able epeaker and came here under the auepices of the W.O.T.U. He will lecture at. Grass Valley this evening. Fresh fish, crabs and shrimps at Ronchi Brothers’ store, on Main street, this (Tuesday evening), J. Wertheimer, brother of Bert Wertheimer, the populer commercial’ traveler who-visite this city quite often, has been appointed cashier in the San Francisco postoffice. The Raintail. Following’ is the rainfall, as recorded up to nine o’clock this morning: : Since last report......... So far this month.... .... For the_season. ....... 2000 Working Overtime, Eight hour laws are ignored by those ireiess, little workers—Dr. King’s New Life Pills. Millions are always at work, night and day, curing I[ndigestion, Biliousness, Constipation, Sick Headache and all Stomach, Liver and Bowel troubles. Easy, pleasant, safe, sure. Only 25c at Vinton’s drag store ow Tragedy Averted, *Juet in the nick of time our little boy .was saved,” writes Mrs. W. Watkios of Pleasant Oity, Obio. “Poeumonia had played sad havoc with him and a terrible cough set in besides. Doctors. treated bim, but he grew worse every Gay. At length we tried Dr. King’s New Discovery for Oonsum tion, and our darling vas saved He’s now sound and well.” Everybody ought to know; its the only cure for Coughs, Colds, and all Lung diseases. Guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drug— Price 50c and $1. Trial bottles ree. Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuer Bakery. Try it and you will al. The following are the quotations a es “JAt fact ‘night’s meeting of Court . Garfield; No. 9, Foresters of America, Thomas Sandow, D, A. Dailey and H. L. Sweeney were elected delegates. to Hanford on May 24, The alternates ‘are William Avery, Frank Kendrick and Thomas Osborne. Yesterday appraisers aM: Thomas, John Glaason and William George ‘of Grass Valley filed their inventory and Sppraisement of the estate of Francis Richards, deceased. The estate is valued at $7,792, and consists of real and personal. property. Among the items ia the appraisement are forty shares of Spring Valley Water stock, $8,120; eight sharés of San Francisco Gas and Electric stock, $472; three. mortgages on property in Grass Valley, $1,500; andivided one-half interest. in bouse and lot at Grass Valley, $1,200; : property on School: street, Grass Valley, $1,450. Yesterday morning a. cave-in ocourted in the shaft at the Pittsburg mine and’ nearly caueed a bad accident. A set of timbers gave away between the 300 and 400. foot levels and partly blocked the shaft. When’ the morning shift. went down the cage struck the cave-in, Nearly all the men were thrown off, and a few of them were braised and cut, They climbed back into the’ cage and gave the signal to hoist. : ; Easter novelties is the subject of Rosenberg Bros’ changed advertisement in this evening’s Transcript. They have just received lots of new silk waists, shirt waist sets, collars, gloves, ribbons, ete,, and invite the ladies to call and see‘them. Read their ad which will be found in another column, Dr. A, H. Tickell received a. new billiard table from below today. It is for the Dooctor’s residence and it Is anjexcellent table. ‘ Slays His Wife. WasuHINGTON, March 28,—Oharles G. Foster, a clerk employed in the White House, shot and killed his wife and himeelf in Kensington, Md., today: For some time he had shown evidence of despondency. wis All Is Quiet. Sacramento, March . 28.—Prospects are fair for a settlement of the labor trouble within a fewdays. The Citizens’ Alliance has withdrawn from ac tion in the matter and has requested tfe Builders’ "Association and Oontractors’ Association to confer with the Building Trades Council with reference to an adjustment of the dispute. All parties profess a willingness to meet in conference and show a spirit that raises a hope for an early settlement, Horse Is Resting. While the Transcript reporter was out in search of news items this morning be chanced to meet James Filewellen, who laughed heartily when. the newspaper man asked him, ‘‘What is new?” ‘*Well,” he said, “I don’t know of anything startling just now. The weather is a worn out sabject and . it is a little too soon to start in to talk about celebrating the Fourth of Jaly. However, there’s one thing that may be said in truth, and that is the city’s horse is having a good rest these days, which may be pledsing news to some people.” . ER Br California Ohampagnola—red and white—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf . i ants ana Rc —_—_— IMPORTERS OF precious Fam STONES ‘SHREVE&CO. MANUFACTURERS WILL MAIL YOU UPON REQUEST AN INTERESTING ILLUSTRATED “ SUGGESTION BOOK,” AND, FURTHER, THEY WILL SHIP GOODS UPON APPROVAL TO ANY EXPRESS OFFICE (AT A RAILROAD POINT) IN CALIFOR‘ NIA, CHARGES ed CORRE-.

SPONDENCE IS INVITED. WHEN WRITING MENTION THIS PAPER. POST AND MARKET STS. SAN FRANCISCO young man of Fort Jones, who myshae been found in Scott River Slough. . The horse and buggy which he. was “. @riving when last seen were found several days ago in the slough, the baggy . Standing tn en upright. position. The horse wae drowned in the shafte, Dangle hed evidently tried to ford the stream, not knowing that the place was dangerous, with the regult that he lost his life in the attempt. He was employed as a fireman on the Soathern Pacific Railroad, and was home on @ vacation when the accident. happened. Respect Not Even the Dying Tamipap, Colo.,. March 28,—A for ther deportation of strike leaders from National district, it is understood, will be made tonight. House to house raids for firearms continte ion the small towns of Las Animas county, At ‘one house where the troops were refused admittance because a child lay dying of diphtheria, the doors were broken down. The press censorship continues strict, ~e Labor Troubles. TeLtonipe, Colo., March 28.—Up to noon President Mercer of the Western Federation of Miners had been unable to secure bondsmen and was still a .prisoner.in the county jail. Unionists who own property and were willing to become sureties, were quietly informed that to go on Mercer’s bond wouid make them persona non grata. The cash bonds this afternoon, Secretary of the Treasury Forbes of Telluride Union, one of the deported, returned last night and was arrested. Three other exiles who returned have thus far been able to elude the military. Gen. Morris Dead San Dimao, March 28.—Mrs, BE. M. Chambers of this city left Sunday morning for Indienapolis with the remains of her father, General Thomas Armstrong Morris, who died at her house on Wednesday, General Morris } was the laet survivor of his class of 1884, and wae therefore the oldest living graduate of the Mili ary Academy at West Point, After the Civil War he became well known as a railroad builder and was the President of the “Big Four” railroad at one time. : Made a Mistake. Los ANGELES, March 28—A special from Oolton, San Bernardino county, says the wife of Melvin Archibald, a prominent orange grower, is dead at ber home in that place as a result of a dose of carbolic acid taken by mistake. She was 88 years of age and leaves several children. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, pork, mutton and veal on hand at all times, No Dessert. More Attractive Why use gelatine and spend hours soaking, sweetening, flavoring and coloring when luces better results in two minutes? ing in the package. Simply add hot water and set to cool. It’s perfection. A sur prise to the housewife. No trouble, less expense. Try it to-day. In Four Fruit Fla. vors: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Raspberry. At grocers. 10c. Taylors.. Perfection Blend.. « Coffee le fine Try it * 40c per Pound. Roasted Daily. Ground to order, Samples Free. Coffee Roasters : Taylor’s iTea and Coffee House Broad Street, Nevada City, Tea Blenders Federation will probably arrange for} (os Two delegates to the Grand Parlor willl be elected at tonight’s meeting of of this city. The big gathering of Native Sons ts to be held. at Vallejo next month. ‘Ifyou want a good, cool drink of rand see Wm, Barry. EA Most country and abroad. for it. The Royal Baking These First: that Royal makes food good to Hydraulic Parior, No. 66, .N. 8. @. W.,. the Préston Gohool of Industry at is the . . Important o_ The manufacturers of Royal. Bakin Powder have had forty years of scientific rience. sg, i method of bread-and-cake raising has been exhaustively studied in this The result is a perfect product in Royal Baking Powder. There is no substitute uri Powe have been commended by the highest authorities. facts mean two important things to all housekeepers: . healthful and makes wholesome food. Second: that Royal Baking Powder ROYAL BAKING POWDER ABSOLUTELY PURE Preston School. 0 Governor Pardee, the Trustees of Tone estimate the loss by the recent fire at about $15,000, due, it is believed, to spontaneous combustion. Outside Of this loss, the institation will reqaire about $6000 to equip it'to carry on the work of industrial.education. A. B. Veinke is here from San Jose. LTH and efficiency of Baking Powder is taste. Sentenced Wood. Praomevinie, El Dorado Oo., March 28th.—At 10 o’clock today Jobn H. Wood by bis attorney, W. F. Bray, argued and submitted his motion for 4 new trial. Contrary ‘to previous as sertione of Wood's attorneys that they Would prove a complete alibi for the defendant, they today off-red ro affidavits to that effect, Judge Arnot took the motion under ddvisément until 1:80 p.m. At that hour he denied the motion for a new trial and sentenced Wood to be hung at Folsom Prison on June 17th. The Court deClared that from the evidence he had no doubt of the prisoner's guilt. Wood ie thinner and paler than at the con. clasion of the trial, but he showed no emotion when sentence was pronounced, : Robber Arrested. Suatttz, Wash., March 28—A man said to be Johnny Hayes, alias “Johnny Bebind the Rooks,” the noted California etege robber, was arrested in this city last night. Detectives placed Pneumonia Cure. Battmore, March 28— Raymond Moore, 18 years old, has andergone a Baltimore University Hospital. Pneumonia left him with a persistent formation of pus in the pleural cavity. To relieve him the surgeons removed the sixth and seventh ribs on the right side, and in their places substituted hard rubber tubes to drain the chest, It is expected that fn abont six monthe the periosteum of the missing ribs will form new bones. The patient ie convalescing. aaieeenibnnanimeaianl Emil Freses syeeih livers, ae relieves torture kidneys, and cureg dyspeptic pie achs, Its action is mild and pleasant, tbe results sure and permanent putting the syste in a condition to enjoy perfect health. Tha greatest cure for constipation. All druggists and grocers, 25c. 3 bim under errest on suspicion, ESSE — DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors} MASONIC BUILDING. NEVADA GITY, CAL. eee ere PINE' STREET A a A 3, > New Silk Waists in white and colors from $8 up. EASTER NOVELTIES All the Lates Novelties just received for Easter. New Gloves in all shades at $1 a peir. New Centemeri Gloves in all shades at $1.50 We Fit All Gloves — Gorham Silver Polish Hawke's Out Glase > > Blouse and Warst Sods In Sterling Silver. pretty. Just got here. Ladies, look at them, Silver Hat and Belt Pins All the up to date novelties. Handsome and durable. Drop in and see them when passing by our store, SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of of interest in and aroand City C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Clty Colgate’s Floating Bath Soap A really nice and refined piece of Toilet Soap, . . oints evada IT FLOATS. 10 Cents a Cake 3 for=25 Cents ——AT—— DICKERMAN’S The Good Old Summer time has passed —But the—“cat WOODPECKER CIGAR.. Ai is here to stay “GIFF” N. S. of Md, Hotel Antl LEITER & BUNLAP PROPRIETOR UISINE a Special feature. Retarn Oall Belle. Electric lights. Porcelsin Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Teo fine Sample Roome for the accommodation of Traveling Men, I attention paid to Commer. ciat Mea and Tranelent trade ae oF New Collars from 25 cents up. Call and See Them No trouble to show Goods. New Shirt Waist Sets New Dresden Ribbons ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. HEADQUARTERS equalled by any hotellin Northern California. NATIO REOTO in the building: “THE HOME oF Sie FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the service and the cuisine at the National are not evade Ges : Electric lights and cold water Return call bells, Bath Room Suits P»st, express, telezraph stage offices and bank GOOD LIVERS” —————— Closing OU at Less than Cost OUR Ladies’ Leather 10 Orist Bags —_SEE WINDOw — A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street ——— — . Che Best in town.. Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavored and healthful and every drop is ful the leading brands of Cigars also kept, NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY of vigor. In bulk and bottle. All ~— FISH FOR LENT.. and lots of it too. All kinds— in cans, smoked, dried, etc. Drop around and see our large stock of Lenten "goods, such as Canned Salmon, Mackerel, Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, Crabs, etc. Also a fresh We have a splendid lot of Salmon Bellies supply of Yarmouth Bloaters J. J. JACKSON, Proprie‘or . fa . Ohe Ree Five Srocery Commercial Street remarkable surgical operation at the: er