March 30, 1900 (4 pages)

place islin, lace,. ~, = ee = = your aes we Le $1.00 Il pay $1.00 Own, don’t ing this one are showing . 2.00 ‘.! and js rs Px] %3) ie and. . ! for . %! inal iyo! B De] Be] ‘3 re of if! they it uthe hes . BC ready i rades kis gz for * sh or " ou in 5 © ERS, ls tO Be) uetje, id be ame [EY BY ory. out the nscript Ou can Bread, . from ery re-. AKES. livered. ), 00d’s THE TRANSCRIPT, famrsseneaiedtgiooscen aditcisDonppassnateneneceene a — . a 4 é 2 rE “EES REE AE AI RRR * tp > a ee — BRIBFLY STATBD, AT THR THRATER. S aeaRaEEee FRIDAY,.. Bec. March 30, 1900 Items That Should Interest Everybody —. The Lycoum Stock Company to Give . The Handsome Home of John McBean ANOTHER, STILL ANOTHER, Mrs. Harriet Godair, Qn Old-Timer, Gone! tecara’s, to Her Final Rest. Mrs. Harriet Godair, the well-known ~ Something New Every Day, _ Vinton’s Corn Cure, 25 cents. Three Performances. Here. mé-lw, Don’t forget. : The Lyceum Stock Company will comTable Olaret:50c a gallon at Isoard’s. . mence a three night’s engagement atthe . Grissel was summoned to the telephone Genuine Canadian Clab Whisky, atj theater in this city on Monday next. 9nd given the information from Wash, . They will play “Esmeralda,” “Forget . ington that the home of John McBean, Company 0's party, Saturday night, . Mé Not”and “Ten nights ina Bar Room. . at that town was in flames. As Mr, “Esmeralda” bas proved to be one of . McBean was visiting this city the only colored lady who was stricken with. Geo. B. Turner. paralysis about four weeks ago, died at her residence near the Washington per can, at Wolf's. é tt schoolhouse, at quarter past 9 o'clock this morning. She came to this city in . Carter & Johnston’ " Armour’s:Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents Clothing, ete. is being-sold at cost at Send your orders for plumbing to/. the Successes of the present decade . occupants of the house were Mre. Mcand its popularity is another illustra. Bean and her niece Mise Ethel Mead, tion of how the Americans appreciate Farther information is that the flames. home. A thousand memories surge up at the mention of the dearly beloved 1850, and in 1858 she married Henry Godair, who died a few yearsago. She and Lemon Extracts. leaves a stepson, Louis Godair, the well-known barber, and a niece Miss} They are fi ; Addie Stanley of San Francisco, who tf oot fl ecgare . was by Mrs. Godair's bedside whén she. anything in the tobacco died, having come to this city as soon , . i nee ve as she heard of the misfortune of her rooms ? Enquire of aunt. From 1858 to 1892 the family , pa iene ikea lived ona ranch outside of town, and during the latter year moved to the! The Bailey house on Piet Hill : h house where Mrs. Godair spent her last been leased to Deputy pk Weise” days, ,She was a native of Tennessee, and aged 74 years and 11 months. She was @ very pleasant old lady, and well thought of by every one acquainted with her. The time has not been set for the funeral, but it will probably take place on Sunday. _ er + AND NOW, ANOTHER. BN. Savage, the Old Watchman, Died at the Hospital Yesterday. E. N. Savage, who was found in a destitute condition in his cabin, on the Grass Valley road, a few weeks ago, died at the County Hospital at five o’clock yesterday ufternoon. He was an old resident of this township, and for the past twenty years or more he lived alone in a cabin near the works of the Live Yankee Mining Company’s quartz mine, being employed there as watchman, When found he wasa very sick man, and his friends had him taken to the Hospital. For. awhile, under good treatment, he improved but a few days ago he commenced failing very rapidly, and died yesterday atternoon. He was 75 years. of age. The funeral will take place from Richardson's Undertaking Parlors at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, VERY SUDDEN. L. A. Upson Dies of Apoplexy at His Home in Sacramento. ‘Word was received at Grass Valley yesiterday from Sacramento by M. H. Upson that his father, L. A. Upson, had died there suddenly yesterday afternoon. ‘The elder Mr. Upson was a traveling man and was well known and highly . ., Clam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Fest, Death was! in cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They . 40ue Openshaw, has struck upon the are fine. Try them. tf esteemed in this vicinity, eaused by apoplexy. Ooo A Drug Drummer Dies. aged at the Hanley fire yesterday morn-. ™oney thus obtained is appropriated . E. OC, Davis, the drug drummer, who just as good as new. is well known in this city, died at Berkeley yesterday afternoon, IS BASTER 100 BARLY ? The Prayer Books and Almanac-Makers Disagree as to the Date. Following on the heels of the debate for and against 1900 being the first year of the twentieth century comes another and somewhat similar discussion. ‘I'he question is: “When is Easter day this year?” Until lately every one has been content to trust to the calendars, which all named Sunday, April 15th, as the day received word that his son, George, at Chas. Tegler’s confectionery store. * Who wants a furnished house of four Something great at the Grotto saloon Saturday night. Everybody invited. Furnished rooms on Broad street to et. Enquire at the Transorirt office. A young girl is wanted to do general housework. Enquire at the TRansoRipr office. tf The Brunswick stock is quoted at 27 cents per share on the New York Stock Board. . Ivory Salt in 4-pound packages. A PORE Table Salt, 15 cents per package, at Wolf’s, tf Several large picnic parties are talked of for some time duriug the months of May and June, 5 “ Kennedy’s Sarsaparilla is the best ) blood medicine. $1 per bottle. At Vinton’s Pharmacy. tf The case of McCall et al. vs. Walling ét al. occupied the attention of the Sut perior Oourt today. . * learn it. Itisa pretty picture of farm er OF i eae ee life in ‘North Carolina, and its surGilt Edge Steam Beer te roundings are true to life, just dimved i‘ i m Sidney Peard is a candidate for City be —— gel ee Trustee. He istlines an ce eee “ae rig & peti the philosophy of old man Rogers lifts : pois : from him the veil of gloom and tears Attention is called to the display of shirt-waists now on exhtbition in the are succeeded by hearty laughter like . e unshine after the shower. Everything show-window of Snell & Fleming’s store. P Some lady has lost her puree yes is true to nature—the farm is an ideal P : country home, both in summer and winter and one hardly knows whether they love more the sweet scented roses clamboring above the rustic porch in the glad sunshine or the snow falling ghtly in the darkness of the night. entation that we absorb it rather than soon as she realizes the fact the aforesaid purse can.be found at the Citizens Bank. Thos, J. Smith of Truckee is circulating a petition to have the Board of Supervisors appoint him game warden aii : How to Keep Crockery. Silver book marks, with a view of the / x Schoolhouse and the Lone Tree, can. When it is necessary to keep finely be had of C.J. Brand. They are pretty. . decorated china plates: piled together 0 and see them, tt . set some large sheets of blotting paper Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling . *"4 cut from them circles large and finish are the best on earth, . °2°ughb to cover the inside of the plates. Grown and made at home. M. L. & D,. Place these between the plates. Marsh have them. : £10-tf "A New Racket. Nice things at Gaylord & Sons’, such —_——— A teacher in the Elko schools, Miss i= Q idea of fineing her scholars one cent The Eagle Hose cart was badly dam. for violating the rules of school. The ing. It has been repaired and is now . t© the school library. word. ‘The-care of business, the worry . ened by the cackling flames and strangVinton makes a specialty of Vanilla . °f labor are forgotten and one is carried : back to the days of his childhood, the . night clothes for their lives. The buildSalmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s, . brightest days of all. “Esmeralda”.,has jing was completely burned to the its little lesson to teach, but it is done Call on Ed Schmidt when you want. ®° prettily and with such lack of os. its contents. By 2 o'clock the building jfurniture is placed at between $2000 COSTLY FIRE AT WASHINGTON Barned to the Ground. This morning at 1:80 o’clock Charles burst forth at about 1 o’elock, and Mrs. McBean and Miss Mead, being awakling smoke, were forced to flee in their ground, with an entire destruction of was completely consumed by the devouring fi-e fiend. ek The McBean residence was generally regarded as among the finest, if not the finest, in the town of Washington, being handsomely furnished, tapestried and curtained in the most modern style, contained a fine piano and valaable bric-a-brac and family pictures and treasures that cannot be replaced. The estimated loss of the building and atid $2500. No estimate has been made of the value of personal effects lost. Considering the hour of the night at which the conflagration occurred, and 7 the ;ansuspected possibility of such a disuster at that time, the fortunate es‘building without injury. whet part of the house it started, is ever, it is most reasonable to assign the eause te a defective tlue. There was I. J. Rolfe of this city. + 2@eTo Examine the Cleveland Mine. mine, on the North Bloomfield road, to examine the property for an Eastern sold, if all the reports on it in the past sized. ledges in the claim, which is a cape of the’ ladies is, considered as to take the census'in this. édunty dur: nothing less than miraculous, and they ing‘the month of June. P pat to be congratulated that they sucmust be done in one month and the j.ceeded in.getting out of the burning compensation is fixed by law, as fol: : lows: ‘Two cents for eavh living’ inAs to how the fire originated, and in habitant, 2 cents for each death, 15 cents for each farm and 20 cents for roa fae 9! of speculation. Howeach establishment of productive industry is provided for all subdivisions Movey by Mail. Bills designed to afford an easy and inexpensive mean’ of sending money bank notes, silver certificates and Treastions shall be replaced by new-notes to be known as “United States postcheck notes.” Fifty million of United States denominations above $10 shall be replaced with a like amount of fractional postcheck notes from’ $5 to) 50 cents. The wording of the face and back of the notes is to make’ them “payable to payee named hereon,” instead of the present inscription “payablé to bearer on demand,” and the face of the notes will have a blank space to insert name of @ payee, with space for receipt and stub. The holder of any such postcheck by inserting the name of a payee ward the same: by mail to the desigpostoffice named. The.checks are then to be canceled and new ones issued. COMPENSATION OF DEPUTIES Those Who Will Take’ Names For the Consus Marshal in June, Census Marshal O'Neill of this district will appoint-a tidmber. of deputies The work Siieheccanttedien tetteencke-ktipetiatetdeeeereceereed seme cone, Inoxponsite Method of Transmitting by mail have been ittroduced in both} _ branches of Congress. They provide that: all United § ates and. national/ ary notes of $1, $2 and $5. denomina-. assis aes Papa ere . and appetizing stock fi — ) We havea delicious = TH & ee Vrms of salted, dried and f smoked fish that are j selected from the a AP}. -choicest in the mar> 3g ket. Our Salted and fixing a postage stamp may for-. . nated payee and itis payable at the. ’ where such allowance shall be deemed an insuramce of $600 on the property+. suticient. -In other subdivisions where in one of the companies represented by higher per capita rates are to be paid, according to difficulty of enumeration, the maximum rate will not exceed 3 cas cents for each living inhabitant, 8 cents J. A. Diggles,a mining expert of Palo. for each death, 20 cents for farm and Alto, arrived here last evening. This . 30 cents for each establishment of promorning he went out to the Cleveland . duc'ive industry. om “PERSEVERE AND Prosper.” ‘Take . This mi ill bubly be. Hood’s Sursaparilla faithfully and .it, panel pitannnliliar trboepe Aer will cure scrofula, salt rheum, boil «, pimples and all blood humor-; also are corroborated, which seems quite dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and likely. Some very rich rock has been] that tired felling. It never disap-. uncovered, and there are several good-. points. All liver. ills are cured by Hood’s very large one. The men who are talk-. Pills. 25 cents. ing of buying it have plenty of money to open it up, and we are likely to see some rapid development work done if these capitalists take hold of it. For Sate Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for © MeApir, <r ' sale ata bargain. They will be soldjas Weather Prediction. ‘}@ whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown Se ee & Morgan. tf San Francisco, March 30, Fair tonight. Cloudy Saturday. BORN ——__«ee At North Bloomfield, Cal., March 18, Pills. 25c. ja Sick headache is cured by~Hood’s. 1900, to the wife of Frank Barker a aughter. Stephen Allen, of Birchville, yesterwas found dead in New Mexico. No particulars were received. Bananas in any quantity can be had Also, oranges, lemons and the freshest and best candies in the market. 2t Thos. Williams, ex-superintendent of he New Adria quicksilver mine, arrived ere last evening to assume the mangement of the Mountaineer mine. Our lumber is shed-covered, therefore is clean and bright. There are many other reasons why you should use our lumber, M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-1f At “The Grotto”, at all times, you! can et the finest of liquors, wines, ales, oo is a“ and > CATARR the nose eaten into an day. Then some one remembered that . * igars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, the prayer book (authority on such . °'R8" siberay matters) distinctly says that Easter is all ye who never their sampled goods.tf . Bie ict the Sunday following the first full Rev. Irl ER. Bicks, who predicts ‘the. : ther changes upon. scientific prinmoon after March 21st, and that if the . “° fall moon ig on Suuday then Easter day ciples, scheduled pay bailand rain is the Sunday following. It happens torm for this coast tonight or tomorthis year that the moon is first at its . “°full after March 21st, just after 1 o’clock Mrs. Bishop, asemerly a Pierre has on Sunday morning, April 15th, and . tbis city, is the leading lady of the Lyconsequently there are many who con. ©¢2™ Stock Company, which will aptend that Easter will not be on April . Pe@t bere speech ee Her 16th, but on April 22d. Eo England the . $t#8¢ prvi Be ease aoe discovery has disturbed banking circles, Next paureday t cdel as the bankers~of that country now . Vi8ors will open Lids for the eae question whether they had any legal . ivg of the Court House. According to right to have assumed that April 16th the plans it fe Intended to be s palatial would bea bank holiday, which is or-. #24 sigan gnepetalahiheesl Dacastiags dained by an act of Parliament to be; We bave : house-building on the installment plan, panei ete ee ee but it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer fhe On Every Bottle best terms. M.L & D. Marsh. f10-tf ing buve a new udver Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure ts thi: Snell & Fleming. va guarantee: “All zeke of you is to use . tisement in today’s TRaNsogIPT. They two-thirds ofthe contents of this bot-. :ell about the beautiful Pecale and tlefaithfully, then if you can say you Crash Skirts that they have just reare not benefitted return the bottle to ; ia Said antiae’ sana your Druggist and he may refund the ceived, Also, the tailor-made * price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50-cts. and . Ladies, when out shopping be sure u ee. For sale by H. Dickerman, the . give them a call. ruggist. tf “Giff,” the Native Son of Maryland, vr Indigestion, nausea, are cured by Hood’s Pills stock of Havana tobacco before .the was very far-sighted and laid in a big seated th I was entirely deaf seat of the disease, and etven years have had no sign of the It is the only cure for-all blood troubles. pie ‘ SPRING NECESSITIES. and far beyond the reach of mere local. remedies, pointment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. y 8. S. S cures Catarrii because it first cleanses and builds i 9 puts new life into the sluggish worn-out orgaus, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous accumulations. y tren entity act cig ord or he of my nose, including part of the none, off. When the disease had gone this far the phy determined to t . 8. last resort, and be cage vob: gh after a few weeks’ teeatment I was entirely cured, and for more than disease.” S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful tonical and purifying able blood @ cer nd for our book on Blood aid S!:in Diseases, and at the same time write our physiciana about your case. Tiicy will cheerfully give you any information or advice wanted. We make: no charge for this. Dance Saturday Night. Company © will give a most enjoyable social at Armory Halli Saturday night. There will be the best of music. Ladies free. 3t te First-Class Plnmbing. Geo. E. Tarner is prepare’ to do all kinds of pluthbing at the correct rates Spanish war got a good start. With age the tobacco has improved, and he The warm weather brings a demand is pow having it made up into Wood-. ror lighter shoes. We have anticipated pecker cigars. Get one of his “kerds”. this and are prepared with a full line and ponder over it while smoking. The . of Ladies’ and Misses’ Oxford and Lace two blend together artistically. Shoes. All are of excellént quality and Thos H. Fellqws of Auburn, and W. finish. No better made for the price. R. Stone and O. F. Graf of Sacramen-! Call and see for yourself. to, are here to confer with the Knights Repeiving OAT and neatly done of Pythias of this city and Grass Val-. & lice office rag ieicank: Giwtnn ley about having a joint picnic, in Machines. Needlea, Oil and parts for and on the shortest notice. He has a which they hope to include the mem-. all_ makes of machines supplied to large force of first-class plumbers employed, who thoroughly understand bers of that organization in the coun . order. their business. Leave your orders im— wer sing Sete a BOVEY BROTHERS, Sane eae ern ihe Fash, onthe tine) 4 thet a plage enlected which will be completed. m29-tf Broad Street. agreeable to all of the orders. ctive, and finally ends in consumption. fi mtly happens that the senses of hearing and smell are in patt or entire] sof sas wite tax a desteoved, causing intense serflering and greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays, washes and salves may give temporary relief,*no permanent benefit can be expected from such treatment. as CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE, Those who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disapOnly areal blood remedy can reach this tronblesome and dangerous disease. the blood, purifies it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulates and : “I had Catarrh, which became so deepm gave me up as incurable. I gan to improve at once. It scented to get at the ay ifier known, and a certain and safe SSS SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, e FORERUNNER OF © CONSUMPTION. lize what a ted, obstinate disease Catarrh is, regarding it as a simple Hh OS. of the at and throat, iittle oe no attention is given it. But, however insignificant it may seem at first, it i d far-reaching in its results, . ; Mee teal sanretinns anteria the circulation poison the entire system, The stomach, kidneys — in fact all the organs — feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, and when the lungs are reached its prog:*ss Q 8 om fine Codfish is the best. of all kinds in cans, of the freshest and choicest to be secured. Salmon Bellies 5c each. JACKSON’S BEEHIVE GROCERY, : COMMERCIAL STREET. a a eam; AR mm Sune Sco Our Salmon Bellies are toothsome, and our *“ Pure Food Products .« . They could, always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada ‘ preached. in their homes since they were babies. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. : Butter and Cheese frem the Best Dairies. . As he went-up against some small boys, . _p “You'll be sureto go right,” they said in one voice, If you'll follow our folks to MULLOY’S.” PPR DH > Cityanus now grown to manhood and womanhood, have heard this ‘ 7 )=4 Mackerel are Ar— fat, white and appe‘tizing. We have also sea foods . a 5 eke W HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, 1 / For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada 3 City have realized from practical experience that when they wanted b , Ww A Asai a (PRE —— JOIOOIOOIOOIOIOIOIOOOIOOOOIOIOK *K ye K 7S Latest in Spring and Summer Wear, =. . PECALE AND . __ : : ~[CRASHSKIRTS. ~ * § *% —ALSO-— fo} TAILOR MADE]. = i. _ & Fleming’s. lost, the soft bones of st j An Epicurean’) Feast For dainty maiden or happy bride, not forgetting papa's babies in the count, can be enoyed on a box of our choice combinations of Chocolates, in cream nuts, creams in all flavors. marshmallows, caramels or butter cups Our French mixures drop candies and Bon Bons are the:mo-t delicate and delicious confections, and purity i. flayor and ingredients is a law with us. Foley's Jo Cram Pars, NEVADA CITY. _ KINKEAD’S. . Furniture Store Swing Chairs, ' Chiffoniers ‘Bed Lounges Carpet Swowpers, Boroom Suits, Parlor Furniture, IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS . . . . Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches a FS 4 77S S a Sash Buckles—w —_A FP. TORIOIOIOOOIOIOOIOOKOOIIOOOIOIOII Teal ae ae ee Me ee ee Ie Ses sae ese este ae ae —AND— y Ss Wz w= Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS, Finest Assortment Ever Brought to This City wae C. J. BRAND'S, Phone W. 14. 4 SKA MEME Se eae ale a ae ae Manufacturing Jeweler, B:o:d St Sle Mee eee ie He Me ee ae See ae ae see desi ae sea ob we PLAZA PLANING MILL.. RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. . ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. . Mouldings; Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Works Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat.and Modern Homes. Get our estimates ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEwis, SaCRAMENTO Sr., NgNaDa Ciry. == SOMETHING EVERY DAY. W M. NEW Ee Fresh goods, including novélties and ]'staples, arrive by almost every train at H CRA WFORD’s, MAIN STREET salers, AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY ge For one of the largest factories in the East. SILK or BUNTING FLAG at prives us Will furnish any sized ually charged by wholeés

place islin, lace,. ~, = ee = = your aes we Le $1.00 Il pay $1.00 Own, don’t ing this one are showing . 2.00 ‘.! and js rs Px] %3) ie and. . ! for . %! inal iyo! B De] Be] ‘3 re of if! they it uthe hes . BC ready i rades kis gz for * sh or " ou in 5 © ERS, ls tO Be) uetje, id be ame [EY BY ory. out the nscript Ou can Bread, . from ery re-. AKES. livered. ), 00d’s THE TRANSCRIPT, famrsseneaiedtgiooscen aditcisDonppassnateneneceene a — . a 4 é 2 rE “EES REE AE AI RRR * tp > a ee — BRIBFLY STATBD, AT THR THRATER. S aeaRaEEee FRIDAY,.... Bec. March 30, 1900 Items That Should Interest Everybody —. The Lycoum Stock Company to Give . The Handsome Home of John McBean ANOTHER, STILL ANOTHER, Mrs. Harriet Godair, Qn Old-Timer, Gone! tecara’s, to Her Final Rest. Mrs. Harriet Godair, the well-known ~ Something New Every Day, _ Vinton’s Corn Cure, 25 cents. Three Performances. Here. mé-lw, Don’t forget. : The Lyceum Stock Company will comTable Olaret:50c a gallon at Isoard’s. . mence a three night’s engagement atthe . Grissel was summoned to the telephone Genuine Canadian Clab Whisky, atj theater in this city on Monday next. 9nd given the information from Wash, . They will play “Esmeralda,” “Forget . ington that the home of John McBean, Company 0's party, Saturday night, . Mé Not”and “Ten nights ina Bar Room. . at that town was in flames. As Mr, “Esmeralda” bas proved to be one of . McBean was visiting this city the only colored lady who was stricken with. Geo. B. Turner. paralysis about four weeks ago, died at her residence near the Washington per can, at Wolf's. é tt schoolhouse, at quarter past 9 o'clock this morning. She came to this city in . Carter & Johnston’ " Armour’s:Gold Band Bacon, 20 cents Clothing, ete. is being-sold at cost at Send your orders for plumbing to/. the Successes of the present decade . occupants of the house were Mre. Mcand its popularity is another illustra. Bean and her niece Mise Ethel Mead, tion of how the Americans appreciate Farther information is that the flames. home. A thousand memories surge up at the mention of the dearly beloved 1850, and in 1858 she married Henry Godair, who died a few yearsago. She and Lemon Extracts. leaves a stepson, Louis Godair, the well-known barber, and a niece Miss} They are fi ; Addie Stanley of San Francisco, who tf oot fl ecgare . was by Mrs. Godair's bedside whén she. anything in the tobacco died, having come to this city as soon , . i nee ve as she heard of the misfortune of her rooms ? Enquire of aunt. From 1858 to 1892 the family , pa iene ikea lived ona ranch outside of town, and during the latter year moved to the! The Bailey house on Piet Hill : h house where Mrs. Godair spent her last been leased to Deputy pk Weise” days, ,She was a native of Tennessee, and aged 74 years and 11 months. She was @ very pleasant old lady, and well thought of by every one acquainted with her. The time has not been set for the funeral, but it will probably take place on Sunday. _ er + AND NOW, ANOTHER. BN. Savage, the Old Watchman, Died at the Hospital Yesterday. E. N. Savage, who was found in a destitute condition in his cabin, on the Grass Valley road, a few weeks ago, died at the County Hospital at five o’clock yesterday ufternoon. He was an old resident of this township, and for the past twenty years or more he lived alone in a cabin near the works of the Live Yankee Mining Company’s quartz mine, being employed there as watchman, When found he wasa very sick man, and his friends had him taken to the Hospital. For. awhile, under good treatment, he improved but a few days ago he commenced failing very rapidly, and died yesterday atternoon. He was 75 years. of age. The funeral will take place from Richardson's Undertaking Parlors at 2 o’clock tomorrow afternoon, VERY SUDDEN. L. A. Upson Dies of Apoplexy at His Home in Sacramento. ‘Word was received at Grass Valley yesiterday from Sacramento by M. H. Upson that his father, L. A. Upson, had died there suddenly yesterday afternoon. ‘The elder Mr. Upson was a traveling man and was well known and highly . ., Clam Boullion, in glasses, Pig’s Fest, Death was! in cans, Veal Loaves, in cans. They . 40ue Openshaw, has struck upon the are fine. Try them. tf esteemed in this vicinity, eaused by apoplexy. Ooo A Drug Drummer Dies. aged at the Hanley fire yesterday morn-. ™oney thus obtained is appropriated . E. OC, Davis, the drug drummer, who just as good as new. is well known in this city, died at Berkeley yesterday afternoon, IS BASTER 100 BARLY ? The Prayer Books and Almanac-Makers Disagree as to the Date. Following on the heels of the debate for and against 1900 being the first year of the twentieth century comes another and somewhat similar discussion. ‘I'he question is: “When is Easter day this year?” Until lately every one has been content to trust to the calendars, which all named Sunday, April 15th, as the day received word that his son, George, at Chas. Tegler’s confectionery store. * Who wants a furnished house of four Something great at the Grotto saloon Saturday night. Everybody invited. Furnished rooms on Broad street to et. Enquire at the Transorirt office. A young girl is wanted to do general housework. Enquire at the TRansoRipr office. tf The Brunswick stock is quoted at 27 cents per share on the New York Stock Board. . Ivory Salt in 4-pound packages. A PORE Table Salt, 15 cents per package, at Wolf’s, tf Several large picnic parties are talked of for some time duriug the months of May and June, 5 “ Kennedy’s Sarsaparilla is the best ) blood medicine. $1 per bottle. At Vinton’s Pharmacy. tf The case of McCall et al. vs. Walling ét al. occupied the attention of the Sut perior Oourt today. . * learn it. Itisa pretty picture of farm er OF i eae ee life in ‘North Carolina, and its surGilt Edge Steam Beer te roundings are true to life, just dimved i‘ i m Sidney Peard is a candidate for City be —— gel ee Trustee. He istlines an ce eee “ae rig & peti the philosophy of old man Rogers lifts : pois : from him the veil of gloom and tears Attention is called to the display of shirt-waists now on exhtbition in the are succeeded by hearty laughter like . e unshine after the shower. Everything show-window of Snell & Fleming’s store. P Some lady has lost her puree yes is true to nature—the farm is an ideal P : country home, both in summer and winter and one hardly knows whether they love more the sweet scented roses clamboring above the rustic porch in the glad sunshine or the snow falling ghtly in the darkness of the night. entation that we absorb it rather than soon as she realizes the fact the aforesaid purse can.be found at the Citizens Bank. Thos, J. Smith of Truckee is circulating a petition to have the Board of Supervisors appoint him game warden aii : How to Keep Crockery. Silver book marks, with a view of the / x Schoolhouse and the Lone Tree, can. When it is necessary to keep finely be had of C.J. Brand. They are pretty. . decorated china plates: piled together 0 and see them, tt . set some large sheets of blotting paper Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling . *"4 cut from them circles large and finish are the best on earth, . °2°ughb to cover the inside of the plates. Grown and made at home. M. L. & D,. Place these between the plates. Marsh have them. : £10-tf "A New Racket. Nice things at Gaylord & Sons’, such —_——— A teacher in the Elko schools, Miss i= Q idea of fineing her scholars one cent The Eagle Hose cart was badly dam. for violating the rules of school. The ing. It has been repaired and is now . t© the school library. word. ‘The-care of business, the worry . ened by the cackling flames and strangVinton makes a specialty of Vanilla . °f labor are forgotten and one is carried : back to the days of his childhood, the . night clothes for their lives. The buildSalmon Bellies at Gaylord & Son’s, . brightest days of all. “Esmeralda”.,has jing was completely burned to the its little lesson to teach, but it is done Call on Ed Schmidt when you want. ®° prettily and with such lack of os. its contents. By 2 o'clock the building jfurniture is placed at between $2000 COSTLY FIRE AT WASHINGTON Barned to the Ground. This morning at 1:80 o’clock Charles burst forth at about 1 o’elock, and Mrs. McBean and Miss Mead, being awakling smoke, were forced to flee in their ground, with an entire destruction of was completely consumed by the devouring fi-e fiend. ek The McBean residence was generally regarded as among the finest, if not the finest, in the town of Washington, being handsomely furnished, tapestried and curtained in the most modern style, contained a fine piano and valaable bric-a-brac and family pictures and treasures that cannot be replaced. The estimated loss of the building and atid $2500. No estimate has been made of the value of personal effects lost. Considering the hour of the night at which the conflagration occurred, and 7 the ;ansuspected possibility of such a disuster at that time, the fortunate es‘building without injury. whet part of the house it started, is ever, it is most reasonable to assign the eause te a defective tlue. There was I. J. Rolfe of this city. + 2@eTo Examine the Cleveland Mine. mine, on the North Bloomfield road, to examine the property for an Eastern sold, if all the reports on it in the past sized. ledges in the claim, which is a cape of the’ ladies is, considered as to take the census'in this. édunty dur: nothing less than miraculous, and they ing‘the month of June. P pat to be congratulated that they sucmust be done in one month and the j.ceeded in.getting out of the burning compensation is fixed by law, as fol: : lows: ‘Two cents for eavh living’ inAs to how the fire originated, and in habitant, 2 cents for each death, 15 cents for each farm and 20 cents for roa fae 9! of speculation. Howeach establishment of productive industry is provided for all subdivisions Movey by Mail. Bills designed to afford an easy and inexpensive mean’ of sending money bank notes, silver certificates and Treastions shall be replaced by new-notes to be known as “United States postcheck notes.” Fifty million of United States denominations above $10 shall be replaced with a like amount of fractional postcheck notes from’ $5 to) 50 cents. The wording of the face and back of the notes is to make’ them “payable to payee named hereon,” instead of the present inscription “payablé to bearer on demand,” and the face of the notes will have a blank space to insert name of @ payee, with space for receipt and stub. The holder of any such postcheck by inserting the name of a payee ward the same: by mail to the desigpostoffice named. The.checks are then to be canceled and new ones issued. COMPENSATION OF DEPUTIES Those Who Will Take’ Names For the Consus Marshal in June, Census Marshal O'Neill of this district will appoint-a tidmber. of deputies The work Siieheccanttedien tetteencke-ktipetiatetdeeeereceereed seme cone, Inoxponsite Method of Transmitting by mail have been ittroduced in both} _

branches of Congress. They provide that: all United § ates and. national/ ary notes of $1, $2 and $5. denomina-. assis aes Papa ere . and appetizing stock fi — ) We havea delicious = TH & ee Vrms of salted, dried and f smoked fish that are j selected from the a AP}. -choicest in the mar> 3g ket. Our Salted and fixing a postage stamp may for-. . nated payee and itis payable at the. ’ where such allowance shall be deemed an insuramce of $600 on the property+. suticient. -In other subdivisions where in one of the companies represented by higher per capita rates are to be paid, according to difficulty of enumeration, the maximum rate will not exceed 3 cas cents for each living inhabitant, 8 cents J. A. Diggles,a mining expert of Palo. for each death, 20 cents for farm and Alto, arrived here last evening. This . 30 cents for each establishment of promorning he went out to the Cleveland . duc'ive industry. om “PERSEVERE AND Prosper.” ‘Take . This mi ill bubly be. Hood’s Sursaparilla faithfully and .it, panel pitannnliliar trboepe Aer will cure scrofula, salt rheum, boil «, pimples and all blood humor-; also are corroborated, which seems quite dyspepsia, rheumatism, catarrh and likely. Some very rich rock has been] that tired felling. It never disap-. uncovered, and there are several good-. points. All liver. ills are cured by Hood’s very large one. The men who are talk-. Pills. 25 cents. ing of buying it have plenty of money to open it up, and we are likely to see some rapid development work done if these capitalists take hold of it. For Sate Cheap. The lots on West Broad street owned by Mrs. F. McGibbons are offered for © MeApir, <r ' sale ata bargain. They will be soldjas Weather Prediction. ‘}@ whole or in lots. Inquire of Brown Se ee & Morgan. tf San Francisco, March 30, Fair tonight. Cloudy Saturday. BORN ——__«ee At North Bloomfield, Cal., March 18, Pills. 25c. ja Sick headache is cured by~Hood’s. 1900, to the wife of Frank Barker a aughter. Stephen Allen, of Birchville, yesterwas found dead in New Mexico. No particulars were received. Bananas in any quantity can be had Also, oranges, lemons and the freshest and best candies in the market. 2t Thos. Williams, ex-superintendent of he New Adria quicksilver mine, arrived ere last evening to assume the mangement of the Mountaineer mine. Our lumber is shed-covered, therefore is clean and bright. There are many other reasons why you should use our lumber, M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-1f At “The Grotto”, at all times, you! can et the finest of liquors, wines, ales, oo is a“ and > CATARR the nose eaten into an day. Then some one remembered that . * igars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, the prayer book (authority on such . °'R8" siberay matters) distinctly says that Easter is all ye who never their sampled goods.tf . Bie ict the Sunday following the first full Rev. Irl ER. Bicks, who predicts ‘the. : ther changes upon. scientific prinmoon after March 21st, and that if the . “° fall moon ig on Suuday then Easter day ciples, scheduled pay bailand rain is the Sunday following. It happens torm for this coast tonight or tomorthis year that the moon is first at its . “°full after March 21st, just after 1 o’clock Mrs. Bishop, asemerly a Pierre has on Sunday morning, April 15th, and . tbis city, is the leading lady of the Lyconsequently there are many who con. ©¢2™ Stock Company, which will aptend that Easter will not be on April . Pe@t bere speech ee Her 16th, but on April 22d. Eo England the . $t#8¢ prvi Be ease aoe discovery has disturbed banking circles, Next paureday t cdel as the bankers~of that country now . Vi8ors will open Lids for the eae question whether they had any legal . ivg of the Court House. According to right to have assumed that April 16th the plans it fe Intended to be s palatial would bea bank holiday, which is or-. #24 sigan gnepetalahiheesl Dacastiags dained by an act of Parliament to be; We bave : house-building on the installment plan, panei ete ee ee but it’s always been an important branch of our business. We offer fhe On Every Bottle best terms. M.L & D. Marsh. f10-tf ing buve a new udver Of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure ts thi: Snell & Fleming. va guarantee: “All zeke of you is to use . tisement in today’s TRaNsogIPT. They two-thirds ofthe contents of this bot-. :ell about the beautiful Pecale and tlefaithfully, then if you can say you Crash Skirts that they have just reare not benefitted return the bottle to ; ia Said antiae’ sana your Druggist and he may refund the ceived, Also, the tailor-made * price paid.” Price 25 cts. 50-cts. and . Ladies, when out shopping be sure u ee. For sale by H. Dickerman, the . give them a call. ruggist. tf “Giff,” the Native Son of Maryland, vr Indigestion, nausea, are cured by Hood’s Pills stock of Havana tobacco before .the was very far-sighted and laid in a big seated th I was entirely deaf seat of the disease, and etven years have had no sign of the It is the only cure for-all blood troubles. pie ‘ SPRING NECESSITIES. and far beyond the reach of mere local. remedies, pointment and allow the disease to take firmer hold. y 8. S. S cures Catarrii because it first cleanses and builds i 9 puts new life into the sluggish worn-out orgaus, and thus relieves the system of all poisonous accumulations. y tren entity act cig ord or he of my nose, including part of the none, off. When the disease had gone this far the phy determined to t . 8. last resort, and be cage vob: gh after a few weeks’ teeatment I was entirely cured, and for more than disease.” S. S. S. is made of roots, herbs and barks of wonderful tonical and purifying able blood @ cer nd for our book on Blood aid S!:in Diseases, and at the same time write our physiciana about your case. Tiicy will cheerfully give you any information or advice wanted. We make: no charge for this. Dance Saturday Night. Company © will give a most enjoyable social at Armory Halli Saturday night. There will be the best of music. Ladies free. 3t te First-Class Plnmbing. Geo. E. Tarner is prepare’ to do all kinds of pluthbing at the correct rates Spanish war got a good start. With age the tobacco has improved, and he The warm weather brings a demand is pow having it made up into Wood-. ror lighter shoes. We have anticipated pecker cigars. Get one of his “kerds”. this and are prepared with a full line and ponder over it while smoking. The . of Ladies’ and Misses’ Oxford and Lace two blend together artistically. Shoes. All are of excellént quality and Thos H. Fellqws of Auburn, and W. finish. No better made for the price. R. Stone and O. F. Graf of Sacramen-! Call and see for yourself. to, are here to confer with the Knights Repeiving OAT and neatly done of Pythias of this city and Grass Val-. & lice office rag ieicank: Giwtnn ley about having a joint picnic, in Machines. Needlea, Oil and parts for and on the shortest notice. He has a which they hope to include the mem-. all_ makes of machines supplied to large force of first-class plumbers employed, who thoroughly understand bers of that organization in the coun . order. their business. Leave your orders im— wer sing Sete a BOVEY BROTHERS, Sane eae ern ihe Fash, onthe tine) 4 thet a plage enlected which will be completed. m29-tf Broad Street. agreeable to all of the orders. ctive, and finally ends in consumption. fi mtly happens that the senses of hearing and smell are in patt or entire] sof sas wite tax a desteoved, causing intense serflering and greatly disfiguring the face. While sprays, washes and salves may give temporary relief,*no permanent benefit can be expected from such treatment. as CATARRH IS A CONSTITUTIONAL OR BLOOD DISEASE, Those who rely upon them for a cure lose valuable time, meet with disapOnly areal blood remedy can reach this tronblesome and dangerous disease. the blood, purifies it, makes it rich and healthy, stimulates and : “I had Catarrh, which became so deepm gave me up as incurable. I gan to improve at once. It scented to get at the ay ifier known, and a certain and safe SSS SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA, e FORERUNNER OF © CONSUMPTION. lize what a ted, obstinate disease Catarrh is, regarding it as a simple Hh OS. of the at and throat, iittle oe no attention is given it. But, however insignificant it may seem at first, it i d far-reaching in its results, . ; Mee teal sanretinns anteria the circulation poison the entire system, The stomach, kidneys — in fact all the organs — feel the effect of this catarrhal poison, and when the lungs are reached its prog:*ss Q 8 om fine Codfish is the best. of all kinds in cans, of the freshest and choicest to be secured. Salmon Bellies 5c each. JACKSON’S BEEHIVE GROCERY, : COMMERCIAL STREET. a a eam; AR mm Sune Sco Our Salmon Bellies are toothsome, and our *“ Pure Food Products .« . They could, always get them at my store. Hundreds of Nevada ‘ preached. in their homes since they were babies. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer. : Butter and Cheese frem the Best Dairies. . As he went-up against some small boys, . _p “You'll be sureto go right,” they said in one voice, If you'll follow our folks to MULLOY’S.” PPR DH > Cityanus now grown to manhood and womanhood, have heard this ‘ 7 )=4 Mackerel are Ar— fat, white and appe‘tizing. We have also sea foods . a 5 eke W HERE shall I go?” the blind man cried out, 1 / For nearly a score and a half of years the people of Nevada 3 City have realized from practical experience that when they wanted b , Ww A Asai a (PRE —— JOIOOIOOIOOIOIOIOIOOOIOOOOIOIOK *K ye K 7S Latest in Spring and Summer Wear, =. . PECALE AND . __ : : ~[CRASHSKIRTS. ~ * § *% —ALSO-— fo} TAILOR MADE]. = i. _ & Fleming’s. lost, the soft bones of st j An Epicurean’) Feast For dainty maiden or happy bride, not forgetting papa's babies in the count, can be enoyed on a box of our choice combinations of Chocolates, in cream nuts, creams in all flavors. marshmallows, caramels or butter cups Our French mixures drop candies and Bon Bons are the:mo-t delicate and delicious confections, and purity i. flayor and ingredients is a law with us. Foley's Jo Cram Pars, NEVADA CITY. _ KINKEAD’S. . Furniture Store Swing Chairs, ' Chiffoniers ‘Bed Lounges Carpet Swowpers, Boroom Suits, Parlor Furniture, IS THE PLACE TO BUY NICE PRESENTS . . . . Fancy Rockers Rugs Couches a FS 4 77S S a Sash Buckles—w —_A FP. TORIOIOIOOOIOIOOIOOKOOIIOOOIOIOII Teal ae ae ee Me ee ee Ie Ses sae ese este ae ae —AND— y Ss Wz w= Souvenir Spoons LATEST DESIGNS, Finest Assortment Ever Brought to This City wae C. J. BRAND'S, Phone W. 14. 4 SKA MEME Se eae ale a ae ae Manufacturing Jeweler, B:o:d St Sle Mee eee ie He Me ee ae See ae ae see desi ae sea ob we PLAZA PLANING MILL... RICE & LEWIS, Prop's. .. ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS. . Mouldings; Brackets. Woodwork of all kinds. Office and Store Fixtures, Turning, House-Trimming, Fancy Grill Works Specialty, Plans Drawn for Neat.and Modern Homes. Get our estimates ou any work of this sort that you may need. RICE & LEwis, SaCRAMENTO Sr., NgNaDa Ciry. == SOMETHING EVERY DAY. W M. NEW Ee Fresh goods, including novélties and ]'staples, arrive by almost every train at H CRA WFORD’s, MAIN STREET salers, AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY ge For one of the largest factories in the East. SILK or BUNTING FLAG at prives us Will furnish any sized ually charged by wholeés