March 3, 1902 (4 pages)

aeqait, i Mon ( vitzky, 4 le of ¥ owing TY Nathay Malroy, 4 Camp, ther ordyi ter, depos Month gg, an, lst, oWnin g h 25th, lamey, it when w CO ling, . S > STH > windo ie all x e price he bigge and see, oday. Windoy ime to¢ v4 1e public Tul , NEVADA cabl all mem — dripkablel lightfal flan 1, purchase > offee a . Ve certaialy And at lom dof tea ma re, None . Coffee for! toe nHn ert the leadiog ,3, Roger 8 ace & Sol al otheré lect frow . clean-tf or gL each 8 n up to i \ for Big 5 3K, By Union High School. e he advisability of establishing a Union High School county is still the subject of much animated discusjmong many of our people, and the articles which ppeared in the TRANscRipT of late on the ig en read with a great deal of interest. owing is an able article on the subject, contributed by lorence Hamilton, a teacher in our public schools: DITOR EVENING TRANSCRIPT: Permit me, as one who heart the welfare of the young people of our commun\dd a few words to what has already been published in RANSCRIPT, on the subject of a Union High School. he discussion of the question as towhether or not it is ble to establish such a school for Nevada City and the nding districts has called forth a hearty expression of p our local schools and of interest in the education of ng. These are praiseworthy sentiments, because the are the hope of the nation. Roman history holds up yorld as a model Cornelia, who, having devoted herthe education of her children, could point to them y and say: “These are my jewels.” Jewels, indeed, sons Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, proved to Rome the period of revolution that marked the latter days Republic, because they ‘possessed powers of eloquence ergy of character worthy of their high descent. A people, in acknowledgement of the debt they owed a, erected a monument bearing the siniple inscription other of the Gracchi.” ° there is any value in education and training, then no mity should neglect to provide for that purpose schools est quality. That the people of Nevada City believe , is shown by the fact that they have done so nobly past in furnishing suitable accommodations for all sire to attend. In fact, they have manifested unusual the cause by maintaining a high school for so many the risk of violating the law which provides that the thool fund shall be used only for.the support of schools primary and grammar grades. e question now before us is: Shall we establish a fhool that will be a credit to our citizens, and at the me be maintained in accordance with the laws of the Because of the general smoothness with which the fhool has been conducted during the past twenty years, ave lost sight of the illegality of the manner in which pported. I believe that the only thing required now, e our people to found a high school of the most apkind, is to place the matter fairly before the public the voters judge for themselves. are told that the present system cannot long conWe gather from the expressions of opinion in various meetings already held for the discussion of the subat the sentiment of the people is that a Union High chool, organized in accordance with the laws of the vill best meet the requirements. While we can thus better school than at present, we can also keep within tntion of ‘the law. ace in all parts of California and of the Union educaconstantly receiving increased attention, it is not sufhat we simply do as well as in the past. Lack of sion is retrogression. We must do better in. order lose educated in our schools may take their places Pr they may go as citizens of the world. If their town affords them educational advantages equal to f larger cities, even the most ambitious will remain p rather than-seek their training and fortunes elseIt is but natural for the aspiring, both young and lesire to “see the world.” ‘them we may keep with us this. valuable . the community.Not. only this, but by offering s for advanced education we-may draw to our locality }of intelligence and culture, who will aid us in mainsociety of a high order. A Union High School in ‘respect, exert a far greater influence than a however well equipped, because of having a wider ‘teas In our local high school at present about h of the students. are from outlying districts. They turally become identified with the other students in terests, and in turn have imparted their enthusiasm nts and friends at home. This sentiment will be d when once these pupils outside the district of City feel the sense of ownership,as will be the case eir home districts are consulted in the levying of Support the school and are each given an equal the management. he voters become eauvinced that by a union i the districts, with Nevada City. as a center, they can better achool than in any other'way, with a wider interest than a local school can possibly have, it is ain that they will not allow this “accepted time” nimproved, If, with their usual wisdom and liber‘ vote to establish such a high school, in years to ty will feel a just pride in their well equipped instid its prosperous graduates, and they will never reaving added the small tax necessary to aid in the ig Of these minds. FLorENcE N. HAMILTON. By bringing the world or, "TDS DET. High Water Along the Railroads in the Valleys. Railroad traffic was eletaalty brought to a standstill yesterday in parts of the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, On the Port Costa route no trains went through on Saturday, while at Tracy on the Stockton division some twelve trains were tied up. The local between San Francisco and Sacramento reached a point this side of Davisville last Saturday and “got’ stalled.” It was a donbleheader and the engineers thought that they could run through, but the water put out the fires in the locomotives. The train was due at Sacramento at seven o’clock, but it did not reach there until midnight. Train No. 6 on the Stockten route which was due at Sacramento at ten o'clock last night did not get in until 4:35 this. morning. It was the first train to arrive after the regular two o’clock mail train on Saturday afternoon. At Benecia the water was up to the steps of. the cars.: The Sacramento river was higher yesterday evening than it has been for years, During the night it kept rising, and this morning the mark was ‘still going up. The switch yard at Sacramento is partly under water, and a long stretch of track this side of there is in the same condition. Train No. 3. west bound, which was due at Colfax at 1:30 o’clock this morning came in six hours late. The delay was caused by a landslide near Truckee, All trains on that division were reported from five to six hours late this morning. Yesterday’s early-morning train on the Narrow Gange was delayed two hours near Bear river on account of a landslide and a tree across the track. On its return trip it did not reach this city until 11:15 in the forenoon. 4 o@e + ‘A Trip lo Circus.’ A “Trip to the 5 Civeus,” the most successful comedy successes will be presented here next Friday and Saturday evenings at the Theatre, by Homer E. Guilbault’s superb theatrical combination, an organization composed of the best people and specialty artists, accompanied by their own brass band and orchestra. ‘‘A Trip to the Circus” has been an unbounded success in the Kast. The production is magnificently equipped with scenery and stage settings. The play isa strorg one, and all who see it once desire to see it the second time. Get your seats early at Foley’s, if you want to get in on the first night. +e For Sale Cheap. House and lot near schoolhouse, adjoining property of ¥red Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wifed for electricity. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m Wasbington Lockjaw From Cobwebs. If members of the “Hay Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Disecvery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures this malady,and Asthma, the kind that baffles the doctors-it wholly drives from the system. . Thousands of oncehopeless sufferers from Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Grip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively guaranteed for all Throat and Lung troubles. 50c. $1. Trial bottles free at W.D. Vinton. 8. = —--2@e > Se es ‘Aiong. sweet smoke, Thomas Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. yr nae Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumptidn arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Baisam for tbe throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No ether remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. [kee vee ee Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. “pai draggiste.— Mrs. J. H. Rogers won the first prize and Mrs. O. Swayze the second prize at the Saturday Afternoon Whist party, which took place at the beautiful home of Mrs. Richard Noell on Aristocracy Hill. The next meeting wiil take place on the 15th of this month at the home of Mrs, F. E. Wadsworth. During the rainy days is the time people appreciate a steam laundry. Rain or shine, Wm, Tregallis, of the Nevada County Laundry, brings your washing on time and it is always done. in the very best way. O.P. Smith of North San Juan, a veteran of the Mexicar war has been granted a pension of $12 per month, Several miners, who have been engaged for some time in Meadow Lake have returned here, Owing to the deep snow mining operations have been suspended, probably for the next two months, There are rumors on the street tha one of the large mines in this district has changed hands. The same thing bas been circulated a number of times during ths past year, but the change failed totake place. Rumor has it this time that it is sure, but the TRANSORIPT is assured that the negotiations have not been closed. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templars, will receive an official visit on Thursday evening, March 18th, from J.D. DeJarnatt of Colusa, the Grand Senior Warden of the Grand Comnfandery of the State, and who is! the inspector. of this district. Other grand officers are expected at that time. The order of the Temple will be conferred. Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Lohman, who died at You Bet last Friday, took place from St. Canice’s Church this forenoon, and the attendanee was large. The pall—bearers were: T. P. Blue, J. Evright, J, Keller, F. Goding, R. E. Linder and J. Chew. Regisier Now. Phone Main 551. BUTTER Used ‘by the Palace Hotel Grill and Bohemian Club of San Francisco. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY GEO. C. GAYLORD © ‘Son, CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. This stamps it as the best. Prompt Free Delivery Service CATTLE MILLED. age at Cement. Hill; The storm which did so much damage at this city Saturday night, was very bad out at Cement Hill, where trees were blown down, roofs of sheds torn off and barns demolished. A teriffo gale raised the roof off ef A. Straub’s barn at that place and it ¢ame down with teriffic force, crumbling the rest of the building in a heap. Several cows and calves were in the barn at the time aud of them two cows and six calves were killed and some of the other apimals were badly injured. All were buried by the. boards and roofing work that any of the animals were freed. Other damage was also done en the premises, ee Would Smash the Club. We would urge all citizens to regis. ter immediately. You know not what! conditions may arise towards the last) in which your chance to register may-! be taken away. Attend to thé matter . immediately.and County: Clerk Fred . Arbogast will greet you with one of his! best smiles. ———+ e@e —_______ Another Overland. . OAKLAND, March 3—The statement is that within two years auother trans. continental railroad will be run ning . into Oakland. Thesurveys have been . made and right way laid out. ———__--cee--_—__—_— To Be Married. Mrs. Eastman came over today fromNorth San Juan, on her way to Sacramento. At the latter place tomorrow . her daughter, Miss Effie Sailor, will be married toa young man of Sacramento, The young lady is quite well known here. . . . . Brain-Food Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been . branded by the most competent author. ities. They have dispelled ‘the silly . notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still . anorher for bones. A correct diet wi . the body, but it will sustain ever other part. Yet, however~ good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must . prepare for their appearance or pre. vent their coming by taking regular . doses uf Green’s August Flower, the} favorite medicine of the healthy mill. ions. A few doses aids digestion, stim-. ulates the liver to healthy action, puri. ties the blood, and makes you feel . buoyant and vigorous. You can get! Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at . Get Green's seul ‘Almanac. } EEE FOR SALE . Schroeder Hotel & Store at Rough and Ready * This Hotel is well kuown and is one ofjthe best in the County. It will be sold ata BARGAIN. For particulars, . enquire of J. F. ScHROEDER 6n the premises,’ or COUNTY ASSESSOR S-HROEDER. Eee re . CLEARANCE SALE] Jor the Ufonth of Jebruary. Ladies’ Shoes from Ss = Men’s Shoes from ieCall and see for yourselves. Extra Good Value in Shoes $l up $1.50 up not only uourish a particular rag ~ eta lam Sweet Potatoe Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a ; woman lockjaw. Millions know that . the best thing to put on a cut is Buckjlen’s Arnica .Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It . cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s . drug store. eee For the best of everything in the meat line send esis orders to Naffziger Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near made by a prominent citizen today . Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. Storm Does Much Damand it was only after considerable . — Mrs, Thomas Nancarrow, who went to Stockton to get her son John, who has been sick there for some time, returned here last evening. For several years past the young man has-had trouble with one of his arms and in November last he entered a hospital in the Slough City and had it treated. He was getting aleng nicely when he was taken down with typhoid fever and is now just recovering. . Se Headache Saps. Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure. will cure you. You swaliow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman; sole agent. tf eS rn nnn ——— . BORN. In Truckes, Cal., February 26th, 1902, to the wife of Martin Finnegan, twins, son and daughter, ES DIED. “At Truckee, Cal, February 26th, 1902 infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Finnégan. “ i . * . and make them in . a first-class manner. Photographs. . 1 also frame ° them when 380 ordered. I make frames’ of all kinds. o MOORE —=> Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?. We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. he <3 ea foal ea eek od 2 8, OS. ._ ._ _L_L_E-_____-__L—__—__—__—>. ee ee ee > ee es eh eh cd : ) Fine ConreCTIONERY. ~ 2 ri Made by an artist’s hand in the concoction of the choicest NU Chocolates, Nut Candies. Nougats, Cream Drops and f Caramels, will be found fresh, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. eeree rere : Mh Ls @ ea BS: ofl 13 Commercial Street ~ Sp =, Nevada City. RR BR ee == a ee ee ee me ed ay a ad me oe a a a me ome It’s a small Ham— pounds and the price is 15 cents per pound. Just the thing to boil. -about two to five Another lot of those extra nice, firm, fresh Merced Sweets have just arrived. Per pound, 3 cents. —— kkk kkk Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer Broad een Nevada City. e 4) « ist) ie ROOOOGEL EO MNOOO OOO : ? All Must Go. Ke We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and will clear our shelves of all Winter Goods. Those who are looking for Bargains in Millinery and Dry Goods should not miss this sale, We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have roem for it. Benepe 2 nas been reduced. Has Returned Home. Maid of Honor. Robert T. McKisick will arrive here in a few days to see if arrangements can be made for Nevada City to send a Maid of Honor to the Street Fair at Sacramento again this year.The fair will last from May 12th to 17th. Reena When you ask for Jesse Moore whis key be sure you get it. Don’t let any one tell you they have something just as good. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the World. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. ‘Smith. For sale at 8. pounds for 26 cents. Prunes. oll-tf — —_—_ + e@e — To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab. lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig-. nature ison each box. 25c. Ask your grocer for ees SATRON. — eee A good supply of the New Crop English Saffron Just Received Vinton s Dru Store SNELL rg our Spring Goods Are Appiving Ile received today a. Car load of Beautiful.,,, Spring Goods and Spring Skirts. Tt ts a fine lot and we want the ‘ladies of Nevada City to call . and sce themand get our prices. "Se em Our line of Embroideries is the handsomest in town, FLEMING. Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. SATS PRORYRVAURYICTAVATAL AY AK AT RTRY URE RT URE YPN NS Dit fruit at Jackson's Fancy Dried Apricots, Fancy Dried Figs, Fancy Dried Plinis, VOPNAL NTT Fancy Dried Apples, 2 pounds for 25 cents 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a pound 3 pounds for 25 cents 3 pounds for 25 cents Peeled Dried Peacher, 2 pounds for 35 cents Best Prunes, so pounds for 75 cents, > > > . OTANI ON hoa EM AN Db te BERN iv iwiw>wiw? Ohe Bee Ftwe Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. _ “e ee a remaster nm There Are None Better } Our reputa i line of Ranges . ree Whieh is Guaranteed Reasonatle in Prices. itl not permit us to carry age Goods, ur pomplete stock of ’ . Dyke. Enamel Ware * 9 Chip or Peel; Off, Handsome, Warable and Universal and Gem Monitor Steel Ranges Wnouy Ajqnione. pue joj, O¢ voy Hxamine our <teo. BE. ‘Te rner ee ARR eR hs gedaan SPER Mee

aeqait, i Mon ( vitzky, 4 le of ¥ owing TY Nathay Malroy, 4 Camp, ther ordyi ter, depos Month gg, an, lst, oWnin g h 25th, lamey, it when w CO ling, . S > STH > windo ie all x e price he bigge and see, oday. Windoy ime to¢ v4 1e public Tul , NEVADA cabl all mem — dripkablel lightfal flan 1, purchase > offee a . Ve certaialy And at lom dof tea ma re, None . Coffee for! toe nHn ert the leadiog ,3, Roger 8 ace & Sol al otheré lect frow . clean-tf or gL each 8 n up to i \ for Big 5 3K, By Union High School. e he advisability of establishing a Union High School county is still the subject of much animated discusjmong many of our people, and the articles which ppeared in the TRANscRipT of late on the ig en read with a great deal of interest. owing is an able article on the subject, contributed by lorence Hamilton, a teacher in our public schools: DITOR EVENING TRANSCRIPT: Permit me, as one who heart the welfare of the young people of our commun\dd a few words to what has already been published in RANSCRIPT, on the subject of a Union High School. he discussion of the question as towhether or not it is ble to establish such a school for Nevada City and the nding districts has called forth a hearty expression of p our local schools and of interest in the education of ng. These are praiseworthy sentiments, because the are the hope of the nation. Roman history holds up yorld as a model Cornelia, who, having devoted herthe education of her children, could point to them y and say: “These are my jewels.” Jewels, indeed, sons Tiberius and Gaius Gracchus, proved to Rome the period of revolution that marked the latter days Republic, because they ‘possessed powers of eloquence ergy of character worthy of their high descent. A people, in acknowledgement of the debt they owed a, erected a monument bearing the siniple inscription other of the Gracchi.” ° there is any value in education and training, then no mity should neglect to provide for that purpose schools est quality. That the people of Nevada City believe , is shown by the fact that they have done so nobly past in furnishing suitable accommodations for all sire to attend. In fact, they have manifested unusual the cause by maintaining a high school for so many the risk of violating the law which provides that the thool fund shall be used only for.the support of schools primary and grammar grades. e question now before us is: Shall we establish a fhool that will be a credit to our citizens, and at the me be maintained in accordance with the laws of the Because of the general smoothness with which the fhool has been conducted during the past twenty years, ave lost sight of the illegality of the manner in which pported. I believe that the only thing required now, e our people to found a high school of the most apkind, is to place the matter fairly before the public the voters judge for themselves. are told that the present system cannot long conWe gather from the expressions of opinion in various meetings already held for the discussion of the subat the sentiment of the people is that a Union High chool, organized in accordance with the laws of the vill best meet the requirements. While we can thus better school than at present, we can also keep within tntion of ‘the law. ace in all parts of California and of the Union educaconstantly receiving increased attention, it is not sufhat we simply do as well as in the past. Lack of sion is retrogression. We must do better in. order lose educated in our schools may take their places Pr they may go as citizens of the world. If their town affords them educational advantages equal to f larger cities, even the most ambitious will remain p rather than-seek their training and fortunes elseIt is but natural for the aspiring, both young and lesire to “see the world.” ‘them we may keep with us this. valuable . the community.Not. only this, but by offering s for advanced education we-may draw to our locality }of intelligence and culture, who will aid us in mainsociety of a high order. A Union High School in ‘respect, exert a far greater influence than a however well equipped, because of having a wider ‘teas In our local high school at present about h of the students. are from outlying districts. They turally become identified with the other students in terests, and in turn have imparted their enthusiasm nts and friends at home. This sentiment will be d when once these pupils outside the district of City feel the sense of ownership,as will be the case eir home districts are consulted in the levying of Support the school and are each given an equal the management. he voters become eauvinced that by a union i the districts, with Nevada City. as a center, they can better achool than in any other'way, with a wider interest than a local school can possibly have, it is ain that they will not allow this “accepted time” nimproved, If, with their usual wisdom and liber‘ vote to establish such a high school, in years to ty will feel a just pride in their well equipped instid its prosperous graduates, and they will never reaving added the small tax necessary to aid in the ig Of these minds. FLorENcE N. HAMILTON. By bringing the world or, "TDS DET. High Water Along the Railroads in the Valleys. Railroad traffic was eletaalty brought to a standstill yesterday in parts of the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys, On the Port Costa route no trains went through on Saturday, while at Tracy on the Stockton division some twelve trains were tied up. The local between San Francisco and Sacramento reached a point this side of Davisville last Saturday and “got’ stalled.” It was a donbleheader and the engineers thought that they could run through, but the water put out the fires in the locomotives. The train was due at Sacramento at seven o’clock, but it did not reach there until midnight. Train No. 6 on the Stockten route which was due at Sacramento at ten o'clock last night did not get in until 4:35 this. morning. It was the first train to arrive after the regular two o’clock mail train on Saturday afternoon. At Benecia the water was up to the steps of. the cars.: The Sacramento river was higher yesterday evening than it has been for years, During the night it kept rising, and this morning the mark was ‘still going up. The switch yard at Sacramento is partly under water, and a long stretch of track this side of there is in the same condition. Train No. 3. west bound, which was due at Colfax at 1:30 o’clock this morning came in six hours late. The delay was caused by a landslide near Truckee, All trains on that division were reported from five to six hours late this morning. Yesterday’s early-morning train on the Narrow Gange was delayed two hours near Bear river on account of a landslide and a tree across the track. On its return trip it did not reach this city until 11:15 in the forenoon. 4 o@e + ‘A Trip lo Circus.’ A “Trip to the 5 Civeus,” the most successful comedy successes will be presented here next Friday and Saturday evenings at the Theatre, by Homer E. Guilbault’s superb theatrical combination, an organization composed of the best people and specialty artists, accompanied by their own brass band and orchestra. ‘‘A Trip to the Circus” has been an unbounded success in the Kast. The production is magnificently equipped with scenery and stage settings. The play isa strorg one, and all who see it once desire to see it the second time. Get your seats early at Foley’s, if you want to get in on the first night. +e For Sale Cheap. House and lot near schoolhouse, adjoining property of ¥red Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated. House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wifed for electricity. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m Wasbington Lockjaw From Cobwebs. If members of the “Hay Fever Association” would use Dr. King’s New Disecvery for Consumption, the club would go to pieces for it always cures this malady,and Asthma, the kind that baffles the doctors-it wholly drives from the system. . Thousands of oncehopeless sufferers from Consumption, Pneumonia, Bronchitis owe their lives and health to it. It conquers Grip, saves little ones from Croup and Whooping Cough and is positively guaranteed for all Throat and Lung troubles. 50c. $1. Trial bottles free at W.D. Vinton. 8. = —--2@e > Se es ‘Aiong. sweet smoke, Thomas Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. yr nae Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J. H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumptidn arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp's Baisam for tbe throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No ether remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. [kee vee ee Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for sale at Rector Bros. “pai draggiste.— Mrs. J. H. Rogers won the first prize and Mrs. O. Swayze the second prize at the Saturday Afternoon Whist party, which took place at the beautiful home of Mrs. Richard Noell on Aristocracy Hill. The next meeting wiil take place on the 15th of this month at the home of Mrs, F. E. Wadsworth. During the rainy days is the time people appreciate a steam laundry. Rain or shine, Wm, Tregallis, of the Nevada County Laundry, brings your washing on time and it is always done. in the very best way. O.P. Smith of North San Juan, a veteran of the Mexicar war has been granted a pension of $12 per month, Several miners, who have been engaged for some time in Meadow Lake have returned here, Owing to the deep snow mining operations have been suspended, probably for the next two months, There are rumors on the street tha one of the large mines in this district has changed hands. The same thing bas been circulated a number of times during ths past year, but the change failed totake place. Rumor has it this time that it is sure, but the TRANSORIPT is assured that the negotiations have not been closed. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templars, will receive an official visit on Thursday evening, March 18th, from J.D. DeJarnatt of Colusa, the Grand Senior Warden of the Grand Comnfandery of the State, and who is! the inspector. of this district. Other grand officers are expected at that time. The order of the Temple will be conferred. Funeral To-Day. The funeral of the late Mrs. Peter Lohman, who died at You Bet last Friday, took place from St. Canice’s Church this forenoon, and the attendanee was large. The pall—bearers were: T. P. Blue, J. Evright, J, Keller, F. Goding, R. E. Linder and J. Chew.

Regisier Now. Phone Main 551. BUTTER Used ‘by the Palace Hotel Grill and Bohemian Club of San Francisco. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY GEO. C. GAYLORD © ‘Son, CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal. This stamps it as the best. Prompt Free Delivery Service CATTLE MILLED. age at Cement. Hill; The storm which did so much damage at this city Saturday night, was very bad out at Cement Hill, where trees were blown down, roofs of sheds torn off and barns demolished. A teriffo gale raised the roof off ef A. Straub’s barn at that place and it ¢ame down with teriffic force, crumbling the rest of the building in a heap. Several cows and calves were in the barn at the time aud of them two cows and six calves were killed and some of the other apimals were badly injured. All were buried by the. boards and roofing work that any of the animals were freed. Other damage was also done en the premises, ee Would Smash the Club. We would urge all citizens to regis. ter immediately. You know not what! conditions may arise towards the last) in which your chance to register may-! be taken away. Attend to thé matter . immediately.and County: Clerk Fred . Arbogast will greet you with one of his! best smiles. ———+ e@e —_______ Another Overland. . OAKLAND, March 3—The statement is that within two years auother trans. continental railroad will be run ning . into Oakland. Thesurveys have been . made and right way laid out. ———__--cee--_—__—_— To Be Married. Mrs. Eastman came over today fromNorth San Juan, on her way to Sacramento. At the latter place tomorrow . her daughter, Miss Effie Sailor, will be married toa young man of Sacramento, The young lady is quite well known here. . . . . Brain-Food Nonsense Another ridiculous food fad has been . branded by the most competent author. ities. They have dispelled ‘the silly . notion that one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still . anorher for bones. A correct diet wi . the body, but it will sustain ever other part. Yet, however~ good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must . prepare for their appearance or pre. vent their coming by taking regular . doses uf Green’s August Flower, the} favorite medicine of the healthy mill. ions. A few doses aids digestion, stim-. ulates the liver to healthy action, puri. ties the blood, and makes you feel . buoyant and vigorous. You can get! Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at . Get Green's seul ‘Almanac. } EEE FOR SALE . Schroeder Hotel & Store at Rough and Ready * This Hotel is well kuown and is one ofjthe best in the County. It will be sold ata BARGAIN. For particulars, . enquire of J. F. ScHROEDER 6n the premises,’ or COUNTY ASSESSOR S-HROEDER. Eee re . CLEARANCE SALE] Jor the Ufonth of Jebruary. Ladies’ Shoes from Ss = Men’s Shoes from ieCall and see for yourselves. Extra Good Value in Shoes $l up $1.50 up not only uourish a particular rag ~ eta lam Sweet Potatoe Cobwebs put on acut lately gave a ; woman lockjaw. Millions know that . the best thing to put on a cut is Buckjlen’s Arnica .Salve, the infallible healer of Wounds, Ulcers, Sores, Skin . Eruptions, Burns, Scalds and Piles, It . cures or no pay. Only 25c at Vinton’s . drug store. eee For the best of everything in the meat line send esis orders to Naffziger Ranch For Sale ata Bargain. The Holland Ranch, situated near made by a prominent citizen today . Columbia Hill is offered at a bargain. Terms part down and balance on time. Enquire of Brown & Morgan. Storm Does Much Damand it was only after considerable . — Mrs, Thomas Nancarrow, who went to Stockton to get her son John, who has been sick there for some time, returned here last evening. For several years past the young man has-had trouble with one of his arms and in November last he entered a hospital in the Slough City and had it treated. He was getting aleng nicely when he was taken down with typhoid fever and is now just recovering. . Se Headache Saps. Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sberman’s Headache Cure. will cure you. You swaliow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman; sole agent. tf eS rn nnn ——— . BORN. In Truckes, Cal., February 26th, 1902, to the wife of Martin Finnegan, twins, son and daughter, ES DIED. “At Truckee, Cal, February 26th, 1902 infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Finnégan. “ i . * . and make them in . a first-class manner. Photographs. . 1 also frame ° them when 380 ordered. I make frames’ of all kinds. o MOORE —=> Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Goffee?.. We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. he <3 ea foal ea eek od 2 8, OS. ._ ._ _L_L_E-_____-__L—__—__—__—>. ee ee ee > ee es eh eh cd : ) Fine ConreCTIONERY.. ~ 2 ri Made by an artist’s hand in the concoction of the choicest NU Chocolates, Nut Candies. Nougats, Cream Drops and f Caramels, will be found fresh, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. eeree rere : Mh Ls @ ea BS: ofl 13 Commercial Street ~ Sp =, Nevada City. RR BR ee == a ee ee ee me ed ay a ad me oe a a a me ome It’s a small Ham— pounds and the price is 15 cents per pound. Just the thing to boil. -about two to five Another lot of those extra nice, firm, fresh Merced Sweets have just arrived. Per pound, 3 cents. —— kkk kkk Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer Broad een Nevada City. e 4) « ist) ie ROOOOGEL EO MNOOO OOO : ? All Must Go.. Ke We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and will clear our shelves of all Winter Goods. Those who are looking for Bargains in Millinery and Dry Goods should not miss this sale, We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have roem for it. Benepe 2 nas been reduced. Has Returned Home. Maid of Honor. Robert T. McKisick will arrive here in a few days to see if arrangements can be made for Nevada City to send a Maid of Honor to the Street Fair at Sacramento again this year.The fair will last from May 12th to 17th. Reena When you ask for Jesse Moore whis key be sure you get it. Don’t let any one tell you they have something just as good. Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the World. They were raised and cured by Wm. H. ‘Smith. For sale at 8. pounds for 26 cents. Prunes. oll-tf — —_—_ + e@e — To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab. lets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s sig-. nature ison each box. 25c. Ask your grocer for ees SATRON. — eee A good supply of the New Crop English Saffron Just Received Vinton s Dru Store SNELL rg our Spring Goods Are Appiving Ile received today a. Car load of Beautiful.,,, Spring Goods and Spring Skirts. Tt ts a fine lot and we want the ‘ladies of Nevada City to call . and sce themand get our prices. "Se em Our line of Embroideries is the handsomest in town, FLEMING. Cor. Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. SATS PRORYRVAURYICTAVATAL AY AK AT RTRY URE RT URE YPN NS Dit fruit at Jackson's Fancy Dried Apricots, Fancy Dried Figs, Fancy Dried Plinis, VOPNAL NTT Fancy Dried Apples, 2 pounds for 25 cents 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a pound 3 pounds for 25 cents 3 pounds for 25 cents Peeled Dried Peacher, 2 pounds for 35 cents Best Prunes, so pounds for 75 cents, > > > . OTANI ON hoa EM AN Db te BERN iv iwiw>wiw? Ohe Bee Ftwe Grocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. _ “e ee a remaster nm There Are None Better } Our reputa i line of Ranges . ree Whieh is Guaranteed Reasonatle in Prices. itl not permit us to carry age Goods, ur pomplete stock of ’ . Dyke. Enamel Ware * 9 Chip or Peel; Off, Handsome, Warable and Universal and Gem Monitor Steel Ranges Wnouy Ajqnione. pue joj, O¢ voy Hxamine our <teo. BE. ‘Te rner ee ARR eR hs gedaan SPER Mee