March 30, 1899 (4 pages)

PEAS Saree “ 1 awe oma THE ‘TRANSCRIPT, Published BROWN & CALKINS. * NLP. BROWN. » i. . CALEING, RAL, MINING NEWS, Fof the Industry's Progress All Over t the Conniry, * ; Thee Buck mine, Humboldt county, Nevada, has been bonded for $26,000, The copper deposits in Mason Valley, Nevada, are said to show fully as fair an average as those at-Golconda. The Pierson and Davis cyanide plant at Daytoa, Lyon county, Nevada, is: temporarily shut down on account of wet weather, If all the alleged strikes of gold ore in Olimghouse Canyon, Washoe county, . Nevadii;are authentic that ‘metal will be chéaper than pig iron. “A sixsinch-vein of quartz assaying $250 per ton has been developed ina mine at Oreana, Humboldt county, Nevada. .The ore. will. be shipped to the Reno reduction works, : The capitalists who have secured a ninety-day option on. the Candelaria mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, for $500,000 are said to have secured a baryain. ’ The gold yield of California for ’98 exceeded that of 97, contrary to general statement, as the forthcoming official figures will shortly. show. i The new. county of Ferry, taken from Stevens, is said to have the richest gold and the richest. silver mine in the State of -Washingtou—the Republic, in Eureka district, and the Zala M., iu Sheridan camp. The “wonderful” mining discoveries in the far north, duly announced simultaneously’ with the advent of spring, are to be taken cautiously, and should not unduly influence those to. whom transportation companies look to recoup some of last season’s losses. In the interests of a prospective copper combine, Montana’s Legislature has passed over the Governor’s veto a bill empowering the owners of twothirds of the stock of.a corporation to compe] the holders of the rest of the stock to sell ont at an appraised valuation or to accept stock in another corporation. for their holding. . To determine the value of a good specimen in quartz, basing the calculation on’ the relative densities, one way is to divide the specfic gravity of gold by that of quartz, and also by that of the specimen; ‘from the greater quotient subtract the lesser; the remainde; 48, .the proportion of gold; from*the lesser snbtract 1; the re~imaondothe nronartian of quartz. Wanted It All to Herself. The old black hen and her brood of pretty little chicks now in the Easter. show windew at Dickerman’s drug Store seem to be perfectly at home in their new ‘quarters. Yesterday when Druggist Hassler first placed the poultry in there the hen strutted proudly over the green sward, celacking in great glee. Suddenly she discovered another hen at*one.-side of the inclosure, and raising her wings to fighting attitude made a rush for the intruder and weut bang agaifist one of the large side mirrors of the show-window. This made her more furious und she continued to pick and strike ‘at: the imaginary foe until she was caught and returned to her box while Mr, Hassler covered the looking glasses with drapery. It was an amasing sight. A Lead Stolen From a Mine. Six hundred pounds of lead has been stolen recently from thé old works at the Delaware mine. There is no clue to the thief. “How , is your young friend that started out to be an artist coming on?” “Ob, so-so. He is very jubilant just. now over ‘a big contract for coloring Easter eggs.” U. R. K. P. Drill. Mountain Company, U. R. K. P., will meet at Armory Hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of rill, A full attendance is requested. Gro, C. Gaytorp, Captain, C. H. Harrison, Sec’y. 2t . last night. J.M. Lakenan went to San Francisco today. _P. H. Ralph has. gone to San Francisco and New Almaden on a visit. Olympic Lodge, Kaight’s of Pythias . will have a collation and program tonight, . , ae Mr. end Mrs. Wim. Campbell were given a sheet and pillow surprise party. It has-been ascertained that the parents of H. W. Davis, who died at San Francisco, live at Wolf, Grass Valley township. The Twin City Laundry has fitted up a bath-house with porcelain tubs and charges two-bits a bath:--There. is no longer any sense for going unwashed in Grass Valley. : Millionaire John Mackay arrived here last evening to inspect the Allison Ranch mine, which:he and others are. re-opening. His secretary, Mr. Walsh, accompanies him. Miss Hattie Nathan, who uséd to live elocutionist of San Francisco, will shortly marry Thomas Drady, a wellknown tailor of that city. Hon. John F. Kidder. is building .an addition to the north side of his house for the use of his daughter, Beatrice. The interior wood work is to be of the choicest birdseye maple and all of the appointments will be of the best. Cerf Rosenthal, superintendent of the Pine Hill, has gone to San Francisco te attend to some: ‘business relative to the mill now being constructed onthe mine. He says there is lots of good ore in sight and that the future success of the mine is:assured, ‘ Neil Clauson was found guilty last night of using vulgar language and was recommended to the court’s mercy. During the progress of the trial one of the jurors got up, walked out unnoticed and failed altogether to come back: Aftera long time somebody missed with the remaining jurors. The Narrow Gauge Railroad is about to build four or five excursion cars to take the place of the canvass-covered flat cars heretofore used on the road. There will be a thirty-six foot row of double seats on each side of the aisle: ‘The cars will be generally speaking of the style of the observation car now. Ahe sides. will be of glass. It costs some $500 apiece more to: build these cars here than to import them, but the management takes into consideration’ the fact that the money expended for labor will have local distribution. Grass Valley is likely to have a firstclass new theatre. and béll-room “this the next two monthsof a structure the main portion of which will have a frontage of fifty feet anda depth ,of one hundred and fifty. It will have a sted] frame with granite walls and brick front, and be modernin .every respect. On the ground floor will be a dance hall eighty feet long with’ convenient dressing and refreshment rooms. The theater is to occupy the upper-ficor. and will be snpplemented by ‘dressing rooms, etc. _ It. will be,handsomely farnished and brilliantly lighted. It is estimated that this splendid impravement will cost from $15,000 to $18,000. Presentation and Election. Last evening Nevada City Lodge of Workmen elected B. N. Shoecraft as a delegate to the Grand Lodge vice’ Geo E. Russel resigned. John ‘A. Ramsay was presented with a beautiful emb!em pin of solid gold for having brought into the lodge during 1898 more hew members than did any .of his: -brothers: The pin was made by C.J. Brand, Nevada City’s famous manufacturing jeweler, and it isan elaborate. piéce of workmanship. 2 French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy afers, imported direct from Patis, Ladies can depend upon securing reregardless of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. LA FR. NOE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —_——_——~-—-e@e + Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Vadis,” at'the Racket Store. © reconstructed and modernized.in Grass Valley and is now a prominént . him, and the lawyers agreed to proceed 4 owned by the company excepting Ahat . lief from. and-cure of irregular periods . br Hotes and Comments. of Loci Interest. ’ For Life Insurance see T. B. Guay. Easter cards at Wm. H. Crawford’s. Butterick Patterns at the . Racket Hore, 2 Oe _New-Books by the author of “Quo The front of the Owl saloon is to. be English ale on dranght, five cents a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon. tf Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s._ tf. Dr H. W. Waguer, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main st, Wild’s barber shop will be removed Monday, April 17th, to'the building adjoining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. Deviled Ham, 5 cents a can—at Phil, Scadden’s. 5 ge aL. The snow is from ten to fifteen feet deep in the mountains between Maybertand Bear Valley. . = @ This*moruing’s weather prediction was: “Partly cloudy tonight. Threatening Friday, probably with showers.” A private letter from Graniteville says that there is seven feet of solid snow in the mountains above that town. Archie Cow] has sold his lunch-room business on Main street to John Carey, who. will hereafter condact the same. Mr: Cowl has gone back to San Francisco, «=. <4 The TRANscaipr carriets had a target match at the shooting gallery last evening and wound up their festivities with abanquet. They did themselves proud, especially at the banquet. Andrews & Polkingiorn receive fresh fruits and vegetables as soon as they are brought into the markets ~ below. They keep an up-to-date establishment, and are nice men to deal with. — . Within. « few days Newcastle straw-. berries will be placed om the market and cherries will begin to move about thé middle of April, and other fruits will follow in their proper season. ‘Bodie Miner-index “Notes. There doesn’t seem to be much hanging going on, though the murderer hangs on to his job. Rerno has disiucorporated. It will now be known as “that pretty little railroad station by the raging Truckee.” » No man can correctly estimate the true value ofa woman ora gold mine, but thousands of men have gone broke trying to find ont. ““So Norway and Sweden’ threaten ‘to put on the gloves. . A war between them would be like an ice cream -contest at a ehareh fair. eS a A great stretch of land on the other side of the mountains has been well soaked. which will enable some farmers That “exposition” project is only a scheme to afford a-lot of professional loafers soft places fora couple of years. San Francisco swarms with that, sort of cattle. —— —— L. Ridge Items. Miss Pearl Sooy of North San Juan has been re-elected teacher of the public school at Gelestial Valley, Yuba} county. Q : The drama of “Miles Standish” will be produced in connection with the closing exercises of the public school at North San Juan. Mrs, J. H. Reader is ill at the home jot her daughter, Mrs. Charies Alpers of Sweetland. Mrs. £. Stadinger of Humboldt Wells, Nevada, is visiting North San Juan where she used to live. Ps gees Henry Carreg and his family are about to remove from French Corral) to San Francisco. rn W. O. Bean of Sweetland is. going to Alaska. to try hisluck; «. pay ————_—___—_—_ : “You are suffering from—well, to pat it in that ordinary vernacular, an inflamed condition of the spinal column, You. should try cooling applications along the back: What’ is your present occupation?” “Qi’ve driven an ice ‘wagon for twinty years, sor.” “Undone—bic+by & woman!” said forth, at the psychological moment; waa gazing dreamily at. the shoes of his feet that the wife of his bosom had kindly The. Defendant's: Wife “Gives Some Sen» Sational Testimony That is Disputed. . TRANsoRIPT goes to press this afternoon ‘It may bez that the hidneys ae the sta scrofula and catarrh. Had no appetite. : Hood’s Sarsaparilla soon made me stronger . } her. We keep it on hand and recommend -Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me and restored Mr. Lushforth, weepingly. Mr. Lugh4 Pantech cs The taking of testimony in the case of Edward Holman, who has been on trial in the Superior Court. for three days past on a charge of ‘stealing a horse from the ranch of Postmaster George of Grass Valley, was concluded shortly after noon today. As the the lawyers are stillarguing. A sensation was created this morning when the defendant’s wife, a tall, slender blonde, ‘who is apparently of Swedish extraction, testified that the prosecuting witness made an indecent proposal to her one morning when she was living on the ranch with her husband, ‘She declared that he offered her a gift of five: dollars at the time and that she refused to take the money and repulsed his overtures, ; Ex-Senator George, who is one of the foremost men of the county and gen” erally regarded as a citizen of the high. est probity and social standing, when ing denial of Mrs. Holman’s charge. “I never even shook hands with her,’’ he said. “Did this woman,” asked District Attorney Power, “possess any attraction for you?” : “J will leave that for the jury to deGide, as they have had opportunity to see her,” was the rejoinder. : The prisoner’s wife and little fouryear-old daughter have been at his side throughout the trial and their presence has had the tendency to create conor not this feeling of sympathy will extend to the jury forcibly enough to infinence its verdict remains to be seen. 2 ome + : Elected Teacher at Graniteville. Miss Frankie Power of this city has been elected teacher of the public school at Graniteville. Miss Power is a graduate of the State Normal School attainments, “Better the Feet Slip Than the Tongue.”? Slips of any -kind are .to be deplored, but there is one slip Nature never forgives. It is the carelessness that ignores' the signal that the body is in danger of wreck. Hoes nt Washing’ sthe. "gad remember, the blood feeds every organ of the body. Make no slip, but first tone up the system through the blood, and health will surely follow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best preparation man has devised to make pure, life-giving blood. It Scrofula— “I was almost bedfast with and later all tle sores disappeared and catarrh stopped.” NELLIE OsMEr, 414 Lyon Street, Des Moines, Iowa. 4 Rheumatism-— Rheumatism is a disease of the blood, and ,the acid must be with rheumatism so badly that I could not walk. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me.” Mrs, MITCHELL McDermott, ‘Southbridge, Mass. Malaria—‘“ I was very low With malaria. My doctor did not help me and scolded because I would not stop work. Took Hood’s Sarsapariila ‘and got sound and JULIA’ Srocking Bath, N. Y. Eczema — “My mother’s face was covered with eczema, face, hands* and feet were swollen. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured it highly.” ee E. E. Jenkins, 407 Governor Street, Evafisville, Ind. Sick Headache — ‘I am now 22. Since I was 8 years old I suffered constantly with impure blood, ‘biliousness and sick head: aches until I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla by doctor’s advice. I owe my life to it,” ELVIRA A. RuMRILL, Claremont, N. H, Catarrh="‘I suffered from childhood with catarrh. Was entirely deaf in one ear, my hearing.” Mrs. W. Stokes, Midland,Tex, Never Disappojnre Hood's Pills cure liver itis, the non-irritating and unlaced. —only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. y what we are giving in merchandise to will but 4 ow) 4 we 2 ° x That is exactl Re Off xm 1 & Pa Sale. twenty-five REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S sUITS. UCER, PRICES.ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. glance would indicate. purposes, then such a you can purchase High ° really getting Wyre Pyle Sale te StRICT = If you stop to conside price, and in many instances sold for less cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods: méati If we were offering you old reduction as we offer would mean nothing to i LAS sw ‘ “Grade Standard Goods at’ an aerator ak economical buyer. But when! rm: ee Y CASH yaad 2 Uae. Regs ee r that our goods ‘than their real value The suit that used to sell for $20 and fea full 8 our customers during this One-Quarter at regular prices are always the lowest in » you will readily perceivé that this Smuch more to old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain. er guaranteed -all woo! ‘fabrics, you than a casual of one-fourth; then you are One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents. f % a eS eee ae be purchased for $15, and all ‘othe ibs ba ipa regs ee eo fred a ine OG all others at reduced: prices.: Take your. 9--hoice from ‘a. great. variet: of Cheviots, . Domestic Mixtures and otht rove ak Sylor « Scotch, Irish “and Called to the stund later, made a sweep-. siderable synipathy for him. Whether at San Jose and a young lady of fine i neutralized to.effect a cure, ‘I was troubled . . well. Can eat, sleep and work well.” Mune. . ~ SPBRSOWAL POINTERS A Doity-Chronlele of-the’ Doings of Old =~ and Young . George Bingay has returned from Placer county.’ ; Hon. J. M., Walling went below on: Chas. Sweddon has returned from Marshfield, Oregon. T. B. Gray, the insurance manager, has returned from Marysville. ‘ ira Walters has returned from the Omo mine, El Dorado county. F. G. Low’and wife of Pike City went to San Francisco on the noontraini — ‘Frank ‘Trainer and ‘Miss Odell of North San Juan were.in town last evenRobert Gunnison came down today from North Bloomfield where ‘he -has been visiting. 7 f° 2 iF BSG W.E. Osborne of the Electric Power . Company has retarned from his trip to the seacoast. Bee L. D. Wells, the old man who has been ill at home 6 Spring street is somewhat better. : County Ceroner Daniels of Grass Valley visited the county seat today on court business, — 7 Mrs. B. 8. Rector and Mrs. A. H. Tickell will -return this evening from a visit to San Francisco and Sacramento. Jennie Lyons of Colfax, who have been here looking after their sister, Mrs. Fred Develey, during her illness, have returned to'their respective homes, ~ What Is. Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through. the .world for half a century, bas cured innumerable caseé of incipient consumptien and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund: your money. Price cts., 60 ofs. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf For City Marshal, LS mm JAMES G, NEAGLE . Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. A Handy Article. W.J. Wilson is the agent for a handy and useful article known as the Universal Kettle Cover, a sample of which can be seen at any time at Cowl’s luuch room, where orders for the same can be left. pte {mao Notice of Proving Will, In the matter of the Estate of LU CAVA» AUGH, deceased ~ pie ‘Notice is here the lvth day of mn,, Of said day, at the urt Room of Court, at the Court Hou “and County of Nevada, has been appointed me as the time and place for proving the Will-of said Lucy Cavanaugh, deceased,and for hearing the Pag igs of P. Dillon for the isnance 3 Testamentary appear and conhiat the Sais Vated March a “es a : . -L. ARBOGAST, Clerk By A.J. Hoski ty : ‘Thos. S. Ford, duneney te gia : CHILDREN’S Masquerade Ball At Odd Feflows Hall,. Friday Byening, April 44, 1899, on ADMISSION : Maskers, 25 eents. Spectators—Ladies and children 25 cents. Gentlemen, 50 dents. . » SO” agg SALT, DRIED AND@CANNED FISH, Daring the season of fasting from meat, we carry ah extra large stock: of all kinds of : ; i eereay ISH, a and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the superior quality of their goods and feel confident ‘that both the stock and ‘the price will meet with the approval of the discriminating housekeeper. CALL ON P. G. Commercial St. been reéeived with pleasure by the Mrs. Hendrickson of Reno and Miss . N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN FOR . < I the red of Nevada, State of Californie = iven that MONDAY. pel, ie, stu oeloek : a ee Me ‘tnd Mrs Honings of Sotth It. Tica Endow ~a Chair. A check for $5000 for the endowment of a chair of English literature in Mills College at Oakland has been received by Mrs. Mills, president of the college. ‘The donation was unsolicited and came from Mr. and Mrs. Jennings of Johannesburg, South Africa. The check was accompanied by a letter from Mrs. Jennings, in whigh-she expressed pleasure at being able to aid in widening the usefulness of the.college in which she had obtained her education. Mrs. Jennings, who is the eldest daughter of ‘Valley, was a member of the class which ‘The announcement of the gift has alumnae of the collegéand other friends of the institution. “It is said that a canvass isto. be made among the wealthly friends of Mills College for an endowment which will put the institution in sucha condition as to be more fally able to carry out its ends. * “Why do -you think she must have picked up her musical education herself?” “When she sings I can understand nearly every word she says:” “The neighbors say they. havea skeleton in the closet.” “Oh, preposterous! They livein a flat.” za on aia = ard “Tf Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts, 50 cts, and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle .back and we will Has turned with disgust from an John Coleman‘and was:raised in Grass . ise lovable girl with an offensive an Pepys fe Root. Tea puriTo the feet. and thence through the whole body the path of disease is often’ plainly marked. a cies ae Don't Catch Cold. From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur. strong, handsome and well-made Shoes and be independent of the weather. material, There is no filling ap with useless trash. vg Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50up;.Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. © Children’s Shoes from $ .50.up. All good values for your money. Repairing neatly and_ promptly done at the lowest reasonable nate your money. Sold for over rates. : ty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ets.and 50 cts. Forsale by H Dicker: BOVEY BROS., ee man, the druggist. eae . « : Broad Street. AN SHIRT WAISTS. TROJ . 4 ra knows them: “You may. say it is too early, time and got our pick. __ +. Come and see them while i the size and price‘ Respectfully, 2 . in the World. AHER & CO’S. auaules, Our 1 RUJAIN SHIK'T WAIS are now on exhibition in our window. = Every lady in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, \ —_ 1S have “come and but it is not. Now is the time while the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice -’ This year’s Style aré Beéduties a nd we bought tins ik ‘ n our window. We have pet : on €ach waist so you will have no troubl but can order. the waist you want t da a aken out, . sumEUeEmnee-cesmeme A puliniameomecseere: Fresh Candies and Nats, PLANTS. AND FLOWERS, Etc. attended to, SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. —————— \, é Tastiest City Styles, = ™ SCADDEN, «. W7~ HER-Co ES te eee DEN,.; . WAT. 2 AW FORD fles the breath by its action on the . a papery. else will. Sold or years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts, For sale by H. Dick. erman, the druggist. tt. All of our Shoes are made of honest ae For style, fit and material they can not be beat, and ‘thelr ? Price is no higher than common waists. “ Comte to us for you BASTER KID GLOVES. . Come to-us for your CORSETS. Spring & Summer Millinery 9 NT TPS B Items About > Monday mo work begun ox ger residence build a resider Mrs. M. Frat represent the Friends’ at tk grand lodge w! cisco April It Those claini habiis of mor unusually goo summer as the “great numbers and we have hi in the. river lat The traffic o has been ub Whether this i increase of Cot of the questio road we eanno Pacific natural of all the tran: directness of tl things equal, gi tage over every vantage that wi interests incre: Mrs, W. A. FE employed in he work who has very deaf. To ing she has an after an origin: bell-shaped’ en rapidly with a 1 resembling 80) Yesterday after bly a tramp, bt ever know wha house, Mr, an out. He came he rapped or never be knov door and pushe man not being said hastily rea pet wherewpon ‘to cover his fac He ran op. thr ‘yard and disap been heard-or s episode created might be sug; who are.annoy: ear trumpet. Fost: Foster’s last. of the storm we nent from 23d . 8d. ; The next dist Pacific Coast west of the Roc ‘the 5th, great ce Eastern States A warm wave Rockies ‘count central valleys A cool waveRockies countr tral valleys 9th . Temperatare ending 8 a.m. about normal. Rowe Sei William Row and all-round cently negotiat the Eagle Bir Zondon syndi represent, and reality a wait houses and chi to forgery yes to three and a prison at San’ To be I At San Fran ‘ing next N. J. Miss Jessie V. be married, tI vat the home 0} Rich ig one of ladies of ‘this ‘Rohr, who iss there and has 1 people; Henry Ha Late yester Meyers and } were starting to their hom started to. rai before doing Aown eonrth “This morn Board*of Tra and again re town would . if they eease streetsand b The Gun meeting at. room tonigh coming up.

PEAS Saree “ 1 awe oma THE ‘TRANSCRIPT, Published BROWN & CALKINS. * NLP. BROWN. » i. . CALEING, RAL, MINING NEWS, Fof the Industry's Progress All Over t the Conniry, * ; Thee Buck mine, Humboldt county, Nevada, has been bonded for $26,000, The copper deposits in Mason Valley, Nevada, are said to show fully as fair an average as those at-Golconda. The Pierson and Davis cyanide plant at Daytoa, Lyon county, Nevada, is: temporarily shut down on account of wet weather, If all the alleged strikes of gold ore in Olimghouse Canyon, Washoe county, . Nevadii;are authentic that ‘metal will be chéaper than pig iron. “A sixsinch-vein of quartz assaying $250 per ton has been developed ina mine at Oreana, Humboldt county, Nevada. .The ore. will. be shipped to the Reno reduction works, : The capitalists who have secured a ninety-day option on. the Candelaria mine in Zacatecas, Mexico, for $500,000 are said to have secured a baryain. ’ The gold yield of California for ’98 exceeded that of 97, contrary to general statement, as the forthcoming official figures will shortly. show. i The new. county of Ferry, taken from Stevens, is said to have the richest gold and the richest. silver mine in the State of -Washingtou—the Republic, in Eureka district, and the Zala M., iu Sheridan camp. The “wonderful” mining discoveries in the far north, duly announced simultaneously’ with the advent of spring, are to be taken cautiously, and should not unduly influence those to. whom transportation companies look to recoup some of last season’s losses. In the interests of a prospective copper combine, Montana’s Legislature has passed over the Governor’s veto a bill empowering the owners of twothirds of the stock of.a corporation to compe] the holders of the rest of the stock to sell ont at an appraised valuation or to accept stock in another corporation. for their holding. . To determine the value of a good specimen in quartz, basing the calculation on’ the relative densities, one way is to divide the specfic gravity of gold by that of quartz, and also by that of the specimen; ‘from the greater quotient subtract the lesser; the remainde; 48, .the proportion of gold; from*the lesser snbtract 1; the re~imaondothe nronartian of quartz. Wanted It All to Herself. The old black hen and her brood of pretty little chicks now in the Easter. show windew at Dickerman’s drug Store seem to be perfectly at home in their new ‘quarters. Yesterday when Druggist Hassler first placed the poultry in there the hen strutted proudly over the green sward, celacking in great glee. Suddenly she discovered another hen at*one.-side of the inclosure, and raising her wings to fighting attitude made a rush for the intruder and weut bang agaifist one of the large side mirrors of the show-window. This made her more furious und she continued to pick and strike ‘at: the imaginary foe until she was caught and returned to her box while Mr, Hassler covered the looking glasses with drapery. It was an amasing sight. A Lead Stolen From a Mine. Six hundred pounds of lead has been stolen recently from thé old works at the Delaware mine. There is no clue to the thief. “How , is your young friend that started out to be an artist coming on?” “Ob, so-so. He is very jubilant just. now over ‘a big contract for coloring Easter eggs.” U. R. K. P. Drill. Mountain Company, U. R. K. P., will meet at Armory Hall Thursday evening at 8 o'clock for the purpose of rill, A full attendance is requested. Gro, C. Gaytorp, Captain, C. H. Harrison, Sec’y. 2t . last night. J.M. Lakenan went to San Francisco today. _P. H. Ralph has. gone to San Francisco and New Almaden on a visit. Olympic Lodge, Kaight’s of Pythias . will have a collation and program tonight, . , ae Mr. end Mrs. Wim. Campbell were given a sheet and pillow surprise party. It has-been ascertained that the parents of H. W. Davis, who died at San Francisco, live at Wolf, Grass Valley township. The Twin City Laundry has fitted up a bath-house with porcelain tubs and charges two-bits a bath:--There. is no longer any sense for going unwashed in Grass Valley. : Millionaire John Mackay arrived here last evening to inspect the Allison Ranch mine, which:he and others are. re-opening. His secretary, Mr. Walsh, accompanies him. Miss Hattie Nathan, who uséd to live elocutionist of San Francisco, will shortly marry Thomas Drady, a wellknown tailor of that city. Hon. John F. Kidder. is building .an addition to the north side of his house for the use of his daughter, Beatrice. The interior wood work is to be of the choicest birdseye maple and all of the appointments will be of the best. Cerf Rosenthal, superintendent of the Pine Hill, has gone to San Francisco te attend to some: ‘business relative to the mill now being constructed onthe mine. He says there is lots of good ore in sight and that the future success of the mine is:assured, ‘ Neil Clauson was found guilty last night of using vulgar language and was recommended to the court’s mercy. During the progress of the trial one of the jurors got up, walked out unnoticed and failed altogether to come back: Aftera long time somebody missed with the remaining jurors. The Narrow Gauge Railroad is about to build four or five excursion cars to take the place of the canvass-covered flat cars heretofore used on the road. There will be a thirty-six foot row of double seats on each side of the aisle: ‘The cars will be generally speaking of the style of the observation car now. Ahe sides. will be of glass. It costs some $500 apiece more to: build these cars here than to import them, but the management takes into consideration’ the fact that the money expended for labor will have local distribution. Grass Valley is likely to have a firstclass new theatre. and béll-room “this the next two monthsof a structure the main portion of which will have a frontage of fifty feet anda depth ,of one hundred and fifty. It will have a sted] frame with granite walls and brick front, and be modernin .every respect. On the ground floor will be a dance hall eighty feet long with’ convenient dressing and refreshment rooms. The theater is to occupy the upper-ficor. and will be snpplemented by ‘dressing rooms, etc. _ It. will be,handsomely farnished and brilliantly lighted. It is estimated that this splendid impravement will cost from $15,000 to $18,000. Presentation and Election. Last evening Nevada City Lodge of Workmen elected B. N. Shoecraft as a delegate to the Grand Lodge vice’ Geo E. Russel resigned. John ‘A. Ramsay was presented with a beautiful emb!em pin of solid gold for having brought into the lodge during 1898 more hew members than did any .of his: -brothers: The pin was made by C.J. Brand, Nevada City’s famous manufacturing jeweler, and it isan elaborate. piéce of workmanship. 2 French Tansy Waters. These are the genuine French Tansy afers, imported direct from Patis, Ladies can depend upon securing reregardless of cause. In red Beware of substitutes. LA FR. NOE DRUG COMPANY, importers, San Francisco. For sale by W. D. Vinton. —_——_——~-—-e@e + Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s Vadis,” at'the Racket Store. © reconstructed and modernized.in Grass Valley and is now a prominént . him, and the lawyers agreed to proceed 4 owned by the company excepting Ahat . lief from. and-cure of irregular periods . br Hotes and Comments. of Loci Interest. ’ For Life Insurance see T. B. Guay. Easter cards at Wm. H. Crawford’s. Butterick Patterns at the . Racket Hore, 2 Oe _New-Books by the author of “Quo The front of the Owl saloon is to. be English ale on dranght, five cents a glass at Beckley's Grotto saloon. tf Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s._ tf. Dr H. W. Waguer, physician and surgeon. Office and residence Main st, Wild’s barber shop will be removed Monday, April 17th, to'the building adjoining Brand’s jewelry store, Broad st. Deviled Ham, 5 cents a can—at Phil, Scadden’s. 5 ge aL. The snow is from ten to fifteen feet deep in the mountains between Maybertand Bear Valley.. . = @ This*moruing’s weather prediction was: “Partly cloudy tonight. Threatening Friday, probably with showers.” A private letter from Graniteville says that there is seven feet of solid snow in the mountains above that town. Archie Cow] has sold his lunch-room business on Main street to John Carey, who. will hereafter condact the same. Mr: Cowl has gone back to San Francisco, «=. <4 The TRANscaipr carriets had a target match at the shooting gallery last evening and wound up their festivities with abanquet. They did themselves proud, especially at the banquet. Andrews & Polkingiorn receive fresh fruits and vegetables as soon as they are brought into the markets ~ below. They keep an up-to-date establishment, and are nice men to deal with. — . Within. « few days Newcastle straw-. berries will be placed om the market and cherries will begin to move about thé middle of April, and other fruits will follow in their proper season. ‘Bodie Miner-index “Notes. There doesn’t seem to be much hanging going on, though the murderer hangs on to his job. Rerno has disiucorporated. It will now be known as “that pretty little railroad station by the raging Truckee.” » No man can correctly estimate the true value ofa woman ora gold mine, but thousands of men have gone broke trying to find ont. ““So Norway and Sweden’ threaten ‘to put on the gloves. . A war between them would be like an ice cream -contest at a ehareh fair. eS a A great stretch of land on the other side of the mountains has been well soaked. which will enable some farmers That “exposition” project is only a scheme to afford a-lot of professional loafers soft places fora couple of years. San Francisco swarms with that, sort of cattle. —— —— L. Ridge Items. Miss Pearl Sooy of North San Juan has been re-elected teacher of the public school at Gelestial Valley, Yuba} county. Q : The drama of “Miles Standish” will be produced in connection with the closing exercises of the public school at North San Juan. Mrs, J. H. Reader is ill at the home jot her daughter, Mrs. Charies Alpers of Sweetland. Mrs. £. Stadinger of Humboldt Wells, Nevada, is visiting North San Juan where she used to live. Ps gees Henry Carreg and his family are about to remove from French Corral) to San Francisco. rn W. O. Bean of Sweetland is. going to Alaska. to try hisluck; «. pay ————_—___—_—_ : “You are suffering from—well, to pat it in that ordinary vernacular, an inflamed condition of the spinal column, You. should try cooling applications along the back: What’ is your present occupation?” “Qi’ve driven an ice ‘wagon for twinty years, sor.” “Undone—bic+by & woman!” said forth, at the psychological moment; waa gazing dreamily at. the shoes of his feet that the wife of his bosom had kindly The. Defendant's: Wife “Gives Some Sen» Sational Testimony That is Disputed. . TRANsoRIPT goes to press this afternoon ‘It may bez that the hidneys ae the sta scrofula and catarrh. Had no appetite. : Hood’s Sarsaparilla soon made me stronger . } her. We keep it on hand and recommend -Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me and restored Mr. Lushforth, weepingly. Mr. Lugh4 Pantech cs The taking of testimony in the case of Edward Holman, who has been on trial in the Superior Court. for three days past on a charge of ‘stealing a horse from the ranch of Postmaster George of Grass Valley, was concluded shortly after noon today. As the the lawyers are stillarguing. A sensation was created this morning when the defendant’s wife, a tall, slender blonde, ‘who is apparently of Swedish extraction, testified that the prosecuting witness made an indecent proposal to her one morning when she was living on the ranch with her husband, ‘She declared that he offered her a gift of five: dollars at the time and that she refused to take the money and repulsed his overtures, ; Ex-Senator George, who is one of the foremost men of the county and gen” erally regarded as a citizen of the high. est probity and social standing, when ing denial of Mrs. Holman’s charge. “I never even shook hands with her,’’ he said. “Did this woman,” asked District Attorney Power, “possess any attraction for you?” : “J will leave that for the jury to deGide, as they have had opportunity to see her,” was the rejoinder. : The prisoner’s wife and little fouryear-old daughter have been at his side throughout the trial and their presence has had the tendency to create conor not this feeling of sympathy will extend to the jury forcibly enough to infinence its verdict remains to be seen. 2 ome + : Elected Teacher at Graniteville. Miss Frankie Power of this city has been elected teacher of the public school at Graniteville. Miss Power is a graduate of the State Normal School attainments, “Better the Feet Slip Than the Tongue.”? Slips of any -kind are .to be deplored, but there is one slip Nature never forgives. It is the carelessness that ignores' the signal that the body is in danger of wreck. Hoes nt Washing’ sthe. "gad remember, the blood feeds every organ of the body. Make no slip, but first tone up the system through the blood, and health will surely follow. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the best preparation man has devised to make pure, life-giving blood. It Scrofula— “I was almost bedfast with and later all tle sores disappeared and catarrh stopped.” NELLIE OsMEr, 414 Lyon Street, Des Moines, Iowa. 4 Rheumatism-— Rheumatism is a disease of the blood, and ,the acid must be with rheumatism so badly that I could not walk. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured me.” Mrs, MITCHELL McDermott, ‘Southbridge, Mass. Malaria—‘“ I was very low With malaria. My doctor did not help me and scolded because I would not stop work. Took Hood’s Sarsapariila ‘and got sound and JULIA’ Srocking Bath, N. Y. Eczema — “My mother’s face was covered with eczema, face, hands* and feet were swollen. Hood’s Sarsaparilla cured it highly.” ee E. E. Jenkins, 407 Governor Street, Evafisville, Ind. Sick Headache — ‘I am now 22. Since I was 8 years old I suffered constantly with impure blood, ‘biliousness and sick head: aches until I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla by doctor’s advice. I owe my life to it,” ELVIRA A. RuMRILL, Claremont, N. H, Catarrh="‘I suffered from childhood with catarrh. Was entirely deaf in one ear, my hearing.” Mrs. W. Stokes, Midland,Tex, Never Disappojnre

Hood's Pills cure liver itis, the non-irritating and unlaced. —only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilia. ONE DOLLAR FOR SEVENTY-FIVE CENTS. y what we are giving in merchandise to will but 4 ow) 4 we 2 ° x That is exactl Re Off xm 1 & Pa Sale. twenty-five REDUCED PRICES ON OVERCOATS. REDUCED PRICES ON MEN’S sUITS. UCER, PRICES.ON CHILDREN’S CLOTHING. glance would indicate. purposes, then such a you can purchase High ° really getting Wyre Pyle Sale te StRICT = If you stop to conside price, and in many instances sold for less cents rebate on every dollar’s worth of goods: méati If we were offering you old reduction as we offer would mean nothing to i LAS sw ‘ “Grade Standard Goods at’ an aerator ak economical buyer. But when! rm: ee Y CASH yaad 2 Uae. Regs ee r that our goods ‘than their real value The suit that used to sell for $20 and fea full 8 our customers during this One-Quarter at regular prices are always the lowest in » you will readily perceivé that this Smuch more to old goods or clothing hastily put together for bargain. er guaranteed -all woo! ‘fabrics, you than a casual of one-fourth; then you are One Dollar for Seventy-Five Gents.. f % a eS eee ae be purchased for $15, and all ‘othe ibs ba ipa regs ee eo fred a ine OG all others at reduced: prices.: Take your. 9--hoice from ‘a. great. variet: of Cheviots, . Domestic Mixtures and otht rove ak Sylor « Scotch, Irish “and Called to the stund later, made a sweep-. siderable synipathy for him. Whether at San Jose and a young lady of fine i neutralized to.effect a cure, ‘I was troubled . . well. Can eat, sleep and work well.” Mune. . ~ SPBRSOWAL POINTERS A Doity-Chronlele of-the’ Doings of Old =~ and Young . George Bingay has returned from Placer county.’ ; Hon. J. M., Walling went below on: Chas. Sweddon has returned from Marshfield, Oregon. T. B. Gray, the insurance manager, has returned from Marysville. ‘ ira Walters has returned from the Omo mine, El Dorado county. F. G. Low’and wife of Pike City went to San Francisco on the noontraini — ‘Frank ‘Trainer and ‘Miss Odell of North San Juan were.in town last evenRobert Gunnison came down today from North Bloomfield where ‘he -has been visiting. 7 f° 2 iF BSG W.E. Osborne of the Electric Power . Company has retarned from his trip to the seacoast. Bee L. D. Wells, the old man who has been ill at home 6 Spring street is somewhat better. : County Ceroner Daniels of Grass Valley visited the county seat today on court business, — 7 Mrs. B. 8. Rector and Mrs. A. H. Tickell will -return this evening from a visit to San Francisco and Sacramento. Jennie Lyons of Colfax, who have been here looking after their sister, Mrs. Fred Develey, during her illness, have returned to'their respective homes, ~ What Is. Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds and Consumption; used through. the .world for half a century, bas cured innumerable caseé of incipient consumptien and relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund: your money. Price cts., 60 ofs. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf For City Marshal, LS mm JAMES G, NEAGLE . Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal. A Handy Article. W.J. Wilson is the agent for a handy and useful article known as the Universal Kettle Cover, a sample of which can be seen at any time at Cowl’s luuch room, where orders for the same can be left. pte {mao Notice of Proving Will, In the matter of the Estate of LU CAVA» AUGH, deceased ~ pie ‘Notice is here the lvth day of mn,, Of said day, at the urt Room of Court, at the Court Hou “and County of Nevada, has been appointed me as the time and place for proving the Will-of said Lucy Cavanaugh, deceased,and for hearing the Pag igs of P. Dillon for the isnance 3 Testamentary appear and conhiat the Sais Vated March a “es a : . -L. ARBOGAST, Clerk By A.J. Hoski ty : ‘Thos. S. Ford, duneney te gia : CHILDREN’S Masquerade Ball At Odd Feflows Hall,. Friday Byening, April 44, 1899, on ADMISSION : Maskers, 25 eents. Spectators—Ladies and children 25 cents.. Gentlemen, 50 dents. . » SO” agg SALT, DRIED AND@CANNED FISH, Daring the season of fasting from meat, we carry ah extra large stock: of all kinds of : ; i eereay ISH, a and it will be found of fine quality and in perfect condition. We have drawn our supplies from packers justly celebrated for the superior quality of their goods and feel confident ‘that both the stock and ‘the price will meet with the approval of the discriminating housekeeper. CALL ON P. G. Commercial St. been reéeived with pleasure by the Mrs. Hendrickson of Reno and Miss . N THE SUPERIOR COURT IN FOR . < I the red of Nevada, State of Californie = iven that MONDAY. pel, ie, stu oeloek : a ee Me ‘tnd Mrs Honings of Sotth It. Tica Endow ~a Chair. A check for $5000 for the endowment of a chair of English literature in Mills College at Oakland has been received by Mrs. Mills, president of the college. ‘The donation was unsolicited and came from Mr. and Mrs. Jennings of Johannesburg, South Africa. The check was accompanied by a letter from Mrs. Jennings, in whigh-she expressed pleasure at being able to aid in widening the usefulness of the.college in which she had obtained her education. Mrs. Jennings, who is the eldest daughter of ‘Valley, was a member of the class which ‘The announcement of the gift has alumnae of the collegéand other friends of the institution. “It is said that a canvass isto. be made among the wealthly friends of Mills College for an endowment which will put the institution in sucha condition as to be more fally able to carry out its ends. * “Why do -you think she must have picked up her musical education herself?” “When she sings I can understand nearly every word she says:” “The neighbors say they. havea skeleton in the closet.” “Oh, preposterous! They livein a flat.” za on aia = ard “Tf Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure, which is sold for the small price of 25 cts, 50 cts, and $1.00, does not cure take the bottle .back and we will Has turned with disgust from an John Coleman‘and was:raised in Grass . ise lovable girl with an offensive an Pepys fe Root. Tea puriTo the feet. and thence through the whole body the path of disease is often’ plainly marked. a cies ae Don't Catch Cold. From wet feet. Wear a pair of cur. strong, handsome and well-made Shoes and be independent of the weather. material, There is no filling ap with useless trash. vg Ladies’ Shoes from $1 50up;.Gents’ Shoes from $1 75 up. © Children’s Shoes from $ .50.up. All good values for your money. Repairing neatly and_ promptly done at the lowest reasonable nate your money. Sold for over rates. : ty years on this guarantee. Price 25 ets.and 50 cts. Forsale by H Dicker: BOVEY BROS., ee man, the druggist. eae . « : Broad Street. AN SHIRT WAISTS. TROJ . 4 ra knows them: “You may. say it is too early, time and got our pick. __ +. Come and see them while i the size and price‘ Respectfully, 2 . in the World. AHER & CO’S. auaules, Our 1 RUJAIN SHIK'T WAIS are now on exhibition in our window. = Every lady in the land, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, \ —_ 1S have “come and but it is not. Now is the time while the assortment is good. Come now and get your first choice -’ This year’s Style aré Beéduties a nd we bought tins ik ‘ n our window. We have pet : on €ach waist so you will have no troubl but can order. the waist you want t da a aken out, . sumEUeEmnee-cesmeme A puliniameomecseere: Fresh Candies and Nats, PLANTS. AND FLOWERS, Etc. attended to, SATURDAY, MONDAY AND TUESDAY. —————— \, é Tastiest City Styles, = ™ SCADDEN, «. W7~ HER-Co ES te eee DEN,.; . WAT. 2 AW FORD fles the breath by its action on the . a papery. else will. Sold or years on absolute guarantee. Price 25 cts. and 60 cts, For sale by H. Dick. erman, the druggist. tt. All of our Shoes are made of honest ae For style, fit and material they can not be beat, and ‘thelr ? Price is no higher than common waists. “ Comte to us for you BASTER KID GLOVES. . Come to-us for your CORSETS. Spring & Summer Millinery 9 NT TPS B Items About > Monday mo work begun ox ger residence build a resider Mrs. M. Frat represent the Friends’ at tk grand lodge w! cisco April It Those claini habiis of mor unusually goo summer as the “great numbers and we have hi in the. river lat The traffic o has been ub Whether this i increase of Cot of the questio road we eanno Pacific natural of all the tran: directness of tl things equal, gi tage over every vantage that wi interests incre: Mrs, W. A. FE employed in he work who has very deaf. To ing she has an after an origin: bell-shaped’ en rapidly with a 1 resembling 80) Yesterday after bly a tramp, bt ever know wha house, Mr, an out. He came he rapped or never be knov door and pushe man not being said hastily rea pet wherewpon ‘to cover his fac He ran op. thr ‘yard and disap been heard-or s episode created might be sug; who are.annoy: ear trumpet. Fost: Foster’s last. of the storm we nent from 23d . 8d. ; The next dist Pacific Coast west of the Roc ‘the 5th, great ce Eastern States A warm wave Rockies ‘count central valleys A cool waveRockies countr tral valleys 9th . Temperatare ending 8 a.m. about normal. Rowe Sei William Row and all-round cently negotiat the Eagle Bir Zondon syndi represent, and reality a wait houses and chi to forgery yes to three and a prison at San’ To be I At San Fran ‘ing next N. J. Miss Jessie V. be married, tI vat the home 0} Rich ig one of ladies of ‘this ‘Rohr, who iss there and has 1 people; Henry Ha Late yester Meyers and } were starting to their hom started to. rai before doing Aown eonrth “This morn Board*of Tra and again re town would . if they eease streetsand b The Gun meeting at. room tonigh coming up.