March 31, 1898 (4 pages)

roe a sa f & poe Laurel Perot, No. 6,.N Dea.w at Pythian Castle . TERE 4 THE “POPULAR” Bakery In the Transcript Commercial pid preg BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER &$ss To serve the publio with Firet-clase Bread, <paa Pies and SANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS To ORDER r. Wedding Cakes a Specialty, @#-Vresh Compressed Yeast Cak stantly on hand, ies * . TELEPHONE: 37. The Best Liquors, The ne Best. Cigars, ne always find at -. “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” : Beer § Cents a Glass, Ali the favorite brands of Whiskies oh Ken tuck ok « etiam ioe Wm. J. Petcuia: UNION MARKET, ; Commercial St., Nevada Ci {OOLLEY BROS., — ~ “Drops, of © Beef, Pork, wien Veal, Ktec., ALSO eee Owent rates. Ww. tte, RERP ON HAND a CHOICB arenes. Public Taste Hams, Bacog and Lard. . . . SCHMIDT BROS., -. . LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street..... Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5S Cent Cigar Sold, ——In stoox— . GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPTD BOHEMIAN ~. CA ROSA HARMONIA oa Harness and Saddler CHEAPER THAN EVER. JATIES CAIRNS, Broad st., Nati . Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: P. F. SIMONDS, aeernes and Counselor at Law, ba THE STATE AND Typewriters lniniateaec gust THE TIMES. fitapie immaaenatay ates Sh es G. W. WICKSON & CO., ‘Sand § Front 88, San Franelseo. Second and f jourth each month 5 ups. oacea powcr Ee Pe " Cash Works Wonders.’* i ifty Ghats Per " Plonth. : ‘Known on ansera semaine atdinatis Soke Greats antry for a few days and was fired at ay by Sheriff Gatchell, is in jail: “eign 2 the mén living in. that. sec= “Bey sage ago “eden te id sent for the officers” who went out id. brought him ‘to town. He’ is an hder-sized, black-whiskered fellow of } genus tramp. There is a hole} ba ou gh hie. leg above the ankle w e Sheriff’s bullet passed, and his nose B abraded, but not broken, where he}: fas struck while attempting ii las apture last night. = . District Attorney Riley went to his. li this: morning and had an interview with him in French which is the prisoner’s native tongue. He told the officer that his name is Andre Befar, his age 27, and that he came from ance four years ago. His cousin is Mme. Celestin Rostin of Delano, .Kern pounty, wife of a rancher. For two yours he herded sheep in Kern county fed aleo picked grapes around Madera, Fresno county. ‘Since then he has been . mping. ' The District Attorney is firmly conFinced that:he is a weak-mindéd vagaond who should be taken care of, and hat he tells the truth when he gives} 5 name ‘and history. The name of his cousin’s busband is in the Kern , DU nty great eet GRASS VALLBY NEWS, bay's Record. of the Dolags of i Neishbsrs. ; iss Minnie Williams is dangerously with pleurisy. “Obarles Kohler and Mies Helen Villiams were married last night. Beprbe: 1a S. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Fiel left today for and, whera they expect to make t sir future home. » The funeral of the late Mabelle Rosefre will take place’from the house at pn o'clock Saturday morning. A aiass méeting bas been called for ortaining the G. A. R. when they this city, on Friday, April 23d, The Grass Vaileyans will arrange to ive the G. A. R. on their day here a reyption in the morning, a lunch. at. bon and a drive in the afternoon. /A citizen thought his wife stayed: out, > late last night, so when she rearned he knocked her down twice and ed her. She: fled to a ne ogee his brutality, but later went} ack home ugain puipugh he threatned & = her. + AN-BASTER JOURNEY, ‘geumandery will: Attend: ‘sare bebe vices a1 Atburn’April Tenth, Phe following cirentar letter has been Asylum 6f Nevada . 6, Knights Templar, ers of that organization in Sierra and Pjacer counties: Nevapa Crry, Mareh 80, 1898. ° zaAR Prater: The members of NeCommandery, No. 6, K:'T, will asple at Aubura on Sunday, April bh, 1898, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the ut ‘pose of attending Easter service, r ar trenton of Rev. Sir John Ohis. » Sir Knights will assemble in full oat uniform, except swords, i fhe Sir Knights and ladies will leave vada City: on the 5:30 and Grass Val= n the 6 o’clock train, soe im the evening. © 2 are courteously requested to be 3 ent, By order, best: Peay te a E. ¢. = Rotre, Recorder, _ ‘ Substantial iat morovement. . Weber is building « stone well My the Coyote and Church street Saas Sudeep of millinery deat Stein’s stationery store, os ws Eleanor E. Hoeft. All of the are te eds ry tgs Bete are not only ‘beaatifal but the ios will be so satisfactory that : o_o please the most Ps ines In. Masts, March 81—The Cabinet con. . ference today lasted an hoar and a ped . half. Nothing definite is known of the pedi icopbr ‘state that the mth tion is extremely critical. Spain is still working tor delay, but cad is a] tremely active this.morning, . Orders. ve been sent to European agents to: ated hhh “ier haa ae in Ea. Tope that is. for OF oc Sere i the Pont Lonpon, March 81—The following sentences in the Associated Press dis. patches sent ‘from Spain last night were suppressed by the press censor: Woodford’s. negotiations will then reach a point where it can _ be. determined whether there will be peace or. war. Unless he is given a favorable’. answer to the demands of the United States he will conclude the negotiations. and ask i“ fora passport. ~ . Congress Waits D Darelopments, -WAsuInaTon, Maréh $1.—The House committee _ fo relations adjourned . without action, deeming it fair to the administration to give oe the few ‘days asked ae ‘before WILL PLAY. WINNING BALL Rockenfleld and Ballestoro to Play For Nevada City, . foarte cae sa eeinet “iam . ng" ce shook of eathquake, for 1898. ‘Yesterday afternoon just after the peaduicnore went to press Manager . Rogers and the Directors of the New Association closed a contract ‘with Pitcher Rockenfield end Catcher Ballestere to play thie s ported by crackejacke ickley, ] Lammon, Mit > Weal. igou ney, Sherman Costello, Sullivan, Pedig0, Scooney, De: Vilbies, Harry, Moore we will have-the best line-up ever presented saat a sane gees places in Pp erg will ‘nave to pat ". dp-the best kind of Today Manager Rogera is trying to fat Cashin ield with the, Miepeobs of Valley who have heretofore led hoodie but will henceférth have ‘ to play a stronger game than ever if they want to See anywhere near the head. ‘The’ work. of making the new diamona at Glenbrook. is progressing: finely, .a force of men and teama being ‘asily [engaged.on it, . ©. ‘Dave Edwards has ‘been went for by the Sacramento’ 8 will probably go down to play tee tiene this “season. An effort is heing made, however, to keep binr bere: He would prove a great Rcantetiive to the bom elab, MILITIAMEN MEET. a Regimental Board. *Ool. 3. W. Gathrie anda number of the officers of the Second Infantry met in Sacraménto last Saturday night for : the. bi eke of organizing a Regimental Carnet Guthrie was’ electéd President of the Board ; Lieutenant McMartin, Secretary; First Lieutenant Ira A. oe mae Sajctent, bbiepapeinyd his y time ip saidanl acs BS ORE terme pith sgondhoree ~ 7 SE pape genre sang (3 : ' knowhow to mix ’om. m8lt. “Tomorrow will be the critical “day. Oficials of the Second Infantry. Organize rae {action taken, and it will probably not nm be revealed till after the conference of . Woodburn and Sagasta. The impression prevails that Spain will not agree to the proposition of the United States. “Bagasta said today he would do every. thing possible to preserve peace, but i 9. would not submit to any attack upon “> {the honor or integrity of Spain. ‘The war and naval officials are ex. The Navy Yard Wrecked, VALLEJo, March 81—Only two: builds ings iu the Navy Yard escaped damage from last night’s earthquake, and today the 1700 men employed there have been laid off foran indefinite time. The damage to buildings and machinery is: at least $1,000,000. : One Escape For Spain. Lonpon, March 81.—The Westminster Gazette says Europe can help Spain out of her dilemma by an expression so unanimous and decisive in favor of Cuba’s freedom that the Queen and ministry will seem to yield to force. The Gazette thinks that by such an expression a conflict can be averted. _ BRIRF MENTION. Minor Kotes and Comments of Local Interast. Call on George CO. Gaylord, grocer, . Broad street. Miss Waite’skindergarten will open on Monday next inthe basement of the Methodist Qbarch, The weather bureau predicts incseasing cloudiness and a drop in the temperature tomorrow. At about 11:43 last night there was Mrs. J. McArthur of Monro atest is having a new picket fence built along the front side of her lot.There will. be eek OD Heer teat, of the fencing. Duncan brought to jail Wasuinordn, March. Siac tinpindd re has been received from General Woodford saying that Spain w: nts to know if the Outen Staten ditt atk ad more in which to answer the ultimatum the independence of. Olba ‘is @ prerequisite to meet the demands of the United States. To both of these questions answer “Yes” was. oe. New York Stands In. . Atpany, N.Y. March 81—Governor Blacy has just sent to the Legislature . : an emergency message advising the immediate appropriation of $1,000,000 war funds. : — ~ Lining Up For Business, WasHineTon, March 31.—TheU. 8, Oruser Marietta arrived at Collactoday, It reports the he pe due there Sunday. The Day's Deaths, Sonoma, March 81-—Ex-State Senator and Labor Commissioner John F. Enos dropped dead from heart disease this} morning. New Yor, March 31 —~Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper; who was in the last 24 hours} Sree . have gone 44, San Francisco for.a-short . of the President,and aleo.as to whether . stay, John F. Rkivcades, the pioneer Rongh and Ready merchant, was here today. Fred Breese sailed from ‘San. Francisco last Thursday for Dutch Harbor, Alaska. } Mrs. F. M. Pridgeon of Lake City is here visiting her daughter, Mrs, John Frandy. A young son of M: Solari fell and broke his left ankle Jast evening: while playing ball. E. A. Wallaee (“The Lord”) has left {forthe Klondike. He intends to engage in raising vegetables and packing. _Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beckley left on the noon train for Courtland, Sacramento county, ona visit to Mrs. Beckley’s parents. A. G. Tarner and wife of Hant’s Hill, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Cobb, who has been visiting them, left today for Seattle, Wash, where they expect to remain this snmmer. Lou Evans of North San Juan who was in town yesterday says that in his locality cherries and’ peaches are in bloom and promise a fine crop. the frost. stages of consumption, died today on! Almonds have been badly nipped by @ train near Adrian, Indiana. in Memory of « of “Parnell.” Larry Fitegerald of of the ‘hieadie Aedes For. Business. saloon on Commercial street has Photographer Moore make a very mo ce nope the ee picture occupies a proninent place on the wall of the: Heteptise. . Constable ae tscen ‘Truckee this morning Pat. Mc-. ~ . Nulty to serve sixty days and three ay other vagrants to serve thirty days * Yesterday.a drunken man from Grass Valley jumped off the Main. street bridge. He had sense enough to perform the act ata point near the end where, the drop was slight. Freedom Circle of the Companions Langman as delegate to the Grand Cirele, which will meet in San Francisco the first week in June. “Mrs: Frank) ‘May was elected alternate. Going to North § San Juan. Next Sunday the Sige Sigourney and Oostello ‘brothers, Chartes: O'Connor; B Pollard, F, 8. Morgan, Will Hooper and. dk F. W. Taylor, accompanied’ by A. B, Wolf as mascot, will go to North San Juan to play a picked nine of Ridge ball players: The latter club has dethe county, and is of aed m hapete of ually veka? i championship N Sethorr Cecteel ater It ster: its weather eye on the Nevada Citys and : the Monarchs. Elegant Lace Curtains. A fine line’ of Lace Curtains have just arrived at A. Blumenthal’s, m3l1-4t ‘Evurrruine is first-class at THe Ow:, and at popular prices. msl-tf. mite RRA Furnished House. A geod furnished house on Water street to rent; Inqure of D. E. MORGAN. m3i-tf Kindergarten. MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the Kindergarter on MONDAY, April 4th, in the basement of the Methodist Church. mSi-tf FirsteClass Horseshoe ing. C, DILLINGHAM at the Pag. Clancy shop is repared to do Horse-shoeing jn firstreiqes ae. Thoroughly understanding the busi. }ness will guarantee perfect satisfaction in lard Aantal Give me a call. m8i-tf Por City Marshal. En. A TOMPEKING T° sahoateoaraae’ 2 Staldata tar * Saloon For Sale. THE WELL-KNOWN . Glenbrook Saloon on Pine St. ‘As For Salo at a Bargain. ince dong» gz, urinen, hes on af Re SEMMONS. of the Forest has elected Miss Libbie . . William Barton and ©. Christianson, \ at the old Olanoy shop on lower Broad street, are prepared to do all kinds of . Rememeer if you want something THE Ow1 ie the placeite go te. —Pheyts Jead—all others. follow. m81-tf. feated everything in the upper part ti Perfect Style. Perfect Price. Yo ouch Joods shown here before, Wrs, Fisher preieali her compliments to the Ladies of Nevada City, and requests their attendance at the Srand Opening. of Spring Millinery at her Partors on Broad Street on a iat Mprit Fire and Second, THE PRICES ARE; ; ‘ INew Goods Every Day. “Che ein af nevada, 4 Kkirkkk KkkkkkkkK wk 50 “a $3.50, each, Ladies come while the % AA selection (s good. Send for Samples. _. mar” and “The Hunchback.” The . Santa Croz Press in mentioning the _ uppéarance of the company there pays EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. A STRONG } COMBINATION. The Waldorf Company and the Good Work Friday and Saturday evenings of the present week the Waldorf Company will present two popular plays, “Ingothem the following complement:,. The management of the Opera House advertises. treat for lovers of classic dramas, and a treat it was, indeed, ‘}).Many went there expecting less, buat Came away enthusiastic over the pertermance. “Ingomar” itself isa great heroic play, buat it requires great talent to bring ‘out the spirit and inspiration of the author. Miss Janet Waldorf as “Parthena’ was great, indeed, and she whe was.the actress of last night will one day be a celebrated star. She has all the qual‘ities that make a great classic’ player and her career onward and upward is sure, Wm. McVay as “Ingomar” alsocomes in for some of the honor of the evening. Mr. McVay did some great acting and those who saw him will long remember the teachings of that character. The balance of the company did some clever work and altogether the play was a success. Tickets for reserved seats now on sale at the store 6f James Foley. 2 ARE RITE SS ERAS SNE A Home Sugac **Camp.”’ A sugar maple tree ox tree on the lot of Mrs. Wm. 0. Groves was trimmed of a large lower limb und. the family set. out a bucket and. caught the sap that flowed from the cut. Some excellent maple Syrup was made. It was perhaps the first maple syrup ever made from sap in Nevada City. Election Announcements, Be it. plainly ‘and di distinctly understood that the TRaNnsoriet will not, un. der any circumstances, publish any card for any candidate unless the coin accompanies the order. Bear this in mind, all ye that are interested. Secured a School. L. P. Dunkley of Grass Valley,-a DESPONDENT GIRL'S SUICIDE, Servant in Captain Thos. Meln’s Household Shoots Herself, Effie Nottingham, a domestic in the. employ of Captain Thomas. Mein, who lives at Jackson and Lake streets, in Oakland shot herself through the heart early Tuesday evening. She had been suffering with melancholia, due to nervous prostration. Her fellow-servants called the attention ofthe family to the young woman’s despondency, and she was given « a month’s leave of absence. The girl had hoped to go abroad with Captain and Mrs. Mein, but they would not take her, insisting that she needed rest and a chance to recuperate. This depressed her still further, but she resolved to visit friends in Oakland for a few days and then go to the country. She packed her satchel] Tuesday afternoon and‘left it at the home of Captain Samuel Mitchell of the Police Department. Her mother was with her when she called at the Mitchell home, but left. on an early train for Walnut Creek. At 6:30 o’clock the young woman ran to her room, on the third floor of the Mein home, secured a revolver, steppedinto a hallway and fired a shot into her heart. She died soon afterward. ‘No Missfits, When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or no sale. 1000 samples to select from. At the Popular Clothing Store. m30-4t J. Levy. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ‘ known. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other braad, young man of excellent ability as a scholar and also one of the county’s teacher of the Bear River school which reopens next Monday. : good ball-players, has been elected. Absolutely Pure ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. iiuiaakdhenrtiameanemes ————— THE apORAN SRAND OPI Opanine SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, April 2d, 4th and Sth, ‘eA Aaa ma é At Stein’s Stationery Store. 3) Sieg aes ea giarg Sia Bra Pan, 7; To the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity I extend a most cordial invitation to the GRAND EASTER OPENING of "98, and will display the Largest and Most Beautiful Stock of TRIMMED HATS, as well as other [lijlinery materials, in Nevada City at most reasonable prices. Kindly solicit_ Ing your patronage, . beg to remain; Yours Truly, ELEANOR FE. MOEFT. Grand Opening Wednesday, Ohursday March 39, 31, and Friday, April f. -——BY THE—— NILES SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. Hats at Very Low Prices._a-j] (ee A Specialty of Re-Triguming ti Carpets ! Memesevertrnrnr good Carpets ! “er coe 2 5c per yard. a Carpets, full 36 inches wide, better K Ingrain Carpets, full 36 quality, 35¢ per yard, inches wide, half wool, soc per yard, 4s. Ingtrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, splendid value, 65c per yard. et Carpets, full 36 inches wide, Best all wool, 75¢ per yard. : ( ye All Carpets Sewed and Laid, with Carpet Lining & * furnished, FREE OF CHARGE. FLegs & Shaw Co.{

roe a sa f & poe Laurel Perot, No. 6,.N Dea.w at Pythian Castle . TERE 4 THE “POPULAR” Bakery In the Transcript Commercial pid preg BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER &$ss To serve the publio with Firet-clase Bread, <paa Pies and SANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS To ORDER r. Wedding Cakes a Specialty, @#-Vresh Compressed Yeast Cak stantly on hand, ies * . TELEPHONE: 37. The Best Liquors, The ne Best. Cigars, ne always find at -. “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” : Beer § Cents a Glass, Ali the favorite brands of Whiskies oh Ken tuck ok « etiam ioe Wm. J. Petcuia: UNION MARKET, ; Commercial St., Nevada Ci {OOLLEY BROS., — ~ “Drops, of © Beef, Pork, wien Veal, Ktec., ALSO eee Owent rates. Ww. tte, RERP ON HAND a CHOICB arenes. Public Taste Hams, Bacog and Lard. . . . SCHMIDT BROS., -. . LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, Pine Street.......... Nevada City Cal LEADING LADY, Best 5S Cent Cigar Sold, ——In stoox— . GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPTD BOHEMIAN ~. CA ROSA HARMONIA oa Harness and Saddler CHEAPER THAN EVER. JATIES CAIRNS, Broad st., Nati . Hotel, has established the following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: P. F. SIMONDS, aeernes and Counselor at Law, ba THE STATE AND Typewriters lniniateaec gust THE TIMES. fitapie immaaenatay ates Sh es G. W. WICKSON & CO., ‘Sand § Front 88, San Franelseo. Second and f jourth each month 5 ups. oacea powcr Ee Pe " Cash Works Wonders.’* i ifty Ghats Per " Plonth. : ‘Known on ansera semaine atdinatis Soke Greats antry for a few days and was fired at ay by Sheriff Gatchell, is in jail: “eign 2 the mén living in. that. sec= “Bey sage ago “eden te id sent for the officers” who went out id. brought him ‘to town. He’ is an hder-sized, black-whiskered fellow of } genus tramp. There is a hole} ba ou gh hie. leg above the ankle w e Sheriff’s bullet passed, and his nose B abraded, but not broken, where he}: fas struck while attempting ii las apture last night. = . District Attorney Riley went to his. li this: morning and had an interview with him in French which is the prisoner’s native tongue. He told the officer that his name is Andre Befar, his age 27, and that he came from ance four years ago. His cousin is Mme. Celestin Rostin of Delano, .Kern pounty, wife of a rancher. For two yours he herded sheep in Kern county fed aleo picked grapes around Madera, Fresno county. ‘Since then he has been . mping. ' The District Attorney is firmly conFinced that:he is a weak-mindéd vagaond who should be taken care of, and hat he tells the truth when he gives} 5 name ‘and history. The name of his cousin’s busband is in the Kern , DU nty great eet GRASS VALLBY NEWS, bay's Record. of the Dolags of i Neishbsrs. ; iss Minnie Williams is dangerously with pleurisy. “Obarles Kohler and Mies Helen Villiams were married last night. Beprbe: 1a S. Mr. and Mrs. Ike Fiel left today for and, whera they expect to make t sir future home. » The funeral of the late Mabelle Rosefre will take place’from the house at pn o'clock Saturday morning. A aiass méeting bas been called for ortaining the G. A. R. when they this city, on Friday, April 23d, The Grass Vaileyans will arrange to ive the G. A. R. on their day here a reyption in the morning, a lunch. at. bon and a drive in the afternoon. /A citizen thought his wife stayed: out, > late last night, so when she rearned he knocked her down twice and ed her.. She: fled to a ne ogee his brutality, but later went} ack home ugain puipugh he threatned & = her. + AN-BASTER JOURNEY, ‘geumandery will: Attend: ‘sare bebe vices a1 Atburn’April Tenth, Phe following cirentar letter has been Asylum 6f Nevada . 6, Knights Templar, ers of that organization in Sierra and Pjacer counties: Nevapa Crry, Mareh 80, 1898. ° zaAR Prater: The members of NeCommandery, No. 6, K:'T, will asple at Aubura on Sunday, April bh, 1898, at 10 o’clock a. m., for the ut ‘pose of attending Easter service, r ar trenton of Rev. Sir John Ohis. » Sir Knights will assemble in full oat uniform, except swords, i fhe Sir Knights and ladies will leave vada City: on the 5:30 and Grass Val= n the 6 o’clock train, soe im the evening. © 2 are courteously requested to be 3 ent, By order, best: Peay te a E. ¢. = Rotre, Recorder, _ ‘ Substantial iat morovement. . Weber is building « stone well My the Coyote and Church street Saas Sudeep of millinery deat Stein’s stationery store, os ws Eleanor E. Hoeft. All of the are te eds ry tgs Bete are not only ‘beaatifal but the ios will be so satisfactory that : o_o please the most Ps ines In. Masts, March 81—The Cabinet con. . ference today lasted an hoar and a ped . half. Nothing definite is known of the pedi icopbr ‘state that the mth tion is extremely critical. Spain is still working tor delay, but cad is a] tremely active this.morning, . Orders. ve been sent to European agents to: ated hhh “ier haa ae in Ea. Tope that is. for OF oc Sere i the Pont Lonpon, March 81—The following sentences in the Associated Press dis. patches sent ‘from Spain last night were suppressed by the press censor: Woodford’s. negotiations will then reach a point where it can _ be. determined whether there will be peace or. war. Unless he is given a favorable’. answer to the demands of the United States he will conclude the negotiations. and ask i“ fora passport. ~ . Congress Waits D Darelopments, -WAsuInaTon, Maréh $1.—The House committee _ fo relations adjourned . without action, deeming it fair to the administration to give oe the few ‘days asked ae ‘before WILL PLAY. WINNING BALL Rockenfleld and Ballestoro to Play For Nevada City, . foarte cae sa eeinet “iam . ng" ce shook of eathquake, for 1898. ‘Yesterday afternoon just after the peaduicnore went to press Manager . Rogers and the Directors of the New Association closed a contract ‘with Pitcher Rockenfield end Catcher Ballestere to play thie s ported by crackejacke ickley, ] Lammon, Mit > Weal. igou ney, Sherman Costello, Sullivan, Pedig0, Scooney, De: Vilbies, Harry, Moore we will have-the best line-up ever presented saat a sane gees places in Pp erg will ‘nave to pat ". dp-the best kind of Today Manager Rogera is trying to fat Cashin ield with the, Miepeobs of Valley who have heretofore led hoodie but will henceférth have ‘ to play a stronger game than ever if they want to See anywhere near the head. ‘The’ work. of making the new diamona at Glenbrook. is progressing: finely, .a force of men and teama being ‘asily [engaged.on it, . ©. ‘Dave Edwards has ‘been went for by the Sacramento’ 8 will probably go down to play tee tiene this “season. An effort is heing made, however, to keep binr bere: He would prove a great Rcantetiive to the bom elab, MILITIAMEN MEET. a Regimental Board. *Ool. 3. W. Gathrie anda number of the officers of the Second Infantry met in Sacraménto last Saturday night for : the. bi eke of organizing a Regimental Carnet Guthrie was’ electéd President of the Board ; Lieutenant McMartin, Secretary; First Lieutenant Ira A. oe mae Sajctent, bbiepapeinyd his y time ip saidanl acs BS ORE terme pith sgondhoree ~ 7 SE pape genre sang (3 : ' knowhow to mix ’om. m8lt. “Tomorrow will be the critical “day. Oficials of the Second Infantry. Organize rae {action taken, and it will probably not nm be revealed till after the conference of . Woodburn and Sagasta. The impression prevails that Spain will not agree to the proposition of the United States. “Bagasta said today he would do every. thing possible to preserve peace, but i 9. would not submit to any attack upon “> {the honor or integrity of Spain. ‘The war and naval officials are ex. The Navy Yard Wrecked, VALLEJo, March 81—Only two: builds ings iu the Navy Yard escaped damage from last night’s earthquake, and today the 1700 men employed there have been laid off foran indefinite time. The damage to buildings and machinery is: at least $1,000,000. : One Escape For Spain. Lonpon, March 81.—The Westminster Gazette says Europe can help Spain out of her dilemma by an expression so unanimous and decisive in favor of Cuba’s freedom that the Queen and ministry will seem to yield to force. The Gazette thinks that by such an expression a conflict can be averted. _ BRIRF MENTION. Minor Kotes and Comments of Local Interast. Call on George CO. Gaylord, grocer, . Broad street. Miss Waite’skindergarten will open on Monday next inthe basement of the Methodist Qbarch, The weather bureau predicts incseasing cloudiness and a drop in the temperature tomorrow. At about 11:43 last night there was Mrs. J. McArthur of Monro atest is having a new picket fence built along the front side of her lot.There will. be eek OD Heer teat, of the fencing. Duncan brought to jail Wasuinordn, March. Siac tinpindd re has been received from General Woodford saying that Spain w: nts to know if the Outen Staten ditt atk ad more in which to answer the ultimatum the independence of. Olba ‘is @ prerequisite to meet the demands of the

United States. To both of these questions answer “Yes” was. oe. New York Stands In. . Atpany, N.Y. March 81—Governor Blacy has just sent to the Legislature . : an emergency message advising the immediate appropriation of $1,000,000 war funds. : — ~ Lining Up For Business, WasHineTon, March 31.—TheU. 8, Oruser Marietta arrived at Collactoday, It reports the he pe due there Sunday. The Day's Deaths, Sonoma, March 81-—Ex-State Senator and Labor Commissioner John F. Enos dropped dead from heart disease this} morning. New Yor, March 31 —~Steve Brodie, the bridge jumper; who was in the last 24 hours} Sree . have gone 44, San Francisco for.a-short . of the President,and aleo.as to whether . stay, John F. Rkivcades, the pioneer Rongh and Ready merchant, was here today. Fred Breese sailed from ‘San. Francisco last Thursday for Dutch Harbor, Alaska. } Mrs. F. M. Pridgeon of Lake City is here visiting her daughter, Mrs, John Frandy. A young son of M: Solari fell and broke his left ankle Jast evening: while playing ball. E. A. Wallaee (“The Lord”) has left {forthe Klondike. He intends to engage in raising vegetables and packing. _Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Beckley left on the noon train for Courtland, Sacramento county, ona visit to Mrs. Beckley’s parents. A. G. Tarner and wife of Hant’s Hill, accompanied by their daughter, Mrs. Cobb, who has been visiting them, left today for Seattle, Wash, where they expect to remain this snmmer. Lou Evans of North San Juan who was in town yesterday says that in his locality cherries and’ peaches are in bloom and promise a fine crop. the frost. stages of consumption, died today on! Almonds have been badly nipped by @ train near Adrian, Indiana. in Memory of « of “Parnell.” Larry Fitegerald of of the ‘hieadie Aedes For. Business. saloon on Commercial street has Photographer Moore make a very mo ce nope the ee picture occupies a proninent place on the wall of the: Heteptise. . Constable ae tscen ‘Truckee this morning Pat. Mc-. ~ . Nulty to serve sixty days and three ay other vagrants to serve thirty days * Yesterday.a drunken man from Grass Valley jumped off the Main. street bridge. He had sense enough to perform the act ata point near the end where, the drop was slight. Freedom Circle of the Companions Langman as delegate to the Grand Cirele, which will meet in San Francisco the first week in June. “Mrs: Frank) ‘May was elected alternate. Going to North § San Juan. Next Sunday the Sige Sigourney and Oostello ‘brothers, Chartes: O'Connor; B Pollard, F, 8. Morgan, Will Hooper and. dk F. W. Taylor, accompanied’ by A. B, Wolf as mascot, will go to North San Juan to play a picked nine of Ridge ball players: The latter club has dethe county, and is of aed m hapete of ually veka? i championship N Sethorr Cecteel ater It ster: its weather eye on the Nevada Citys and : the Monarchs. Elegant Lace Curtains. A fine line’ of Lace Curtains have just arrived at A. Blumenthal’s, m3l1-4t ‘Evurrruine is first-class at THe Ow:, and at popular prices. msl-tf. mite RRA Furnished House. A geod furnished house on Water street to rent; Inqure of D. E. MORGAN. m3i-tf Kindergarten. MISS BERTHA WAITE will re-open the Kindergarter on MONDAY, April 4th, in the basement of the Methodist Church. mSi-tf FirsteClass Horseshoe ing. C, DILLINGHAM at the Pag. Clancy shop is repared to do Horse-shoeing jn firstreiqes ae. Thoroughly understanding the busi. }ness will guarantee perfect satisfaction in lard Aantal Give me a call. m8i-tf Por City Marshal. En. A TOMPEKING T° sahoateoaraae’ 2 Staldata tar * Saloon For Sale. THE WELL-KNOWN . Glenbrook Saloon on Pine St. ‘As For Salo at a Bargain. ince dong» gz, urinen, hes on af Re SEMMONS. of the Forest has elected Miss Libbie . . William Barton and ©. Christianson, \ at the old Olanoy shop on lower Broad street, are prepared to do all kinds of . Rememeer if you want something THE Ow1 ie the placeite go te. —Pheyts Jead—all others. follow. m81-tf. feated everything in the upper part ti Perfect Style. Perfect Price. Yo ouch Joods shown here before, Wrs, Fisher preieali her compliments to the Ladies of Nevada City, and requests their attendance at the Srand Opening. of Spring Millinery at her Partors on Broad Street on a iat Mprit Fire and Second, THE PRICES ARE; ; ‘ INew Goods Every Day. “Che ein af nevada, 4 Kkirkkk KkkkkkkkK wk 50 “a $3.50, each, Ladies come while the % AA selection (s good. Send for Samples. _. mar” and “The Hunchback.” The . Santa Croz Press in mentioning the _ uppéarance of the company there pays EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO. A STRONG } COMBINATION. The Waldorf Company and the Good Work Friday and Saturday evenings of the present week the Waldorf Company will present two popular plays, “Ingothem the following complement:,. The management of the Opera House advertises. treat for lovers of classic dramas, and a treat it was, indeed, ‘}).Many went there expecting less, buat Came away enthusiastic over the pertermance. “Ingomar” itself isa great heroic play, buat it requires great talent to bring ‘out the spirit and inspiration of the author. Miss Janet Waldorf as “Parthena’ was great, indeed, and she whe was.the actress of last night will one day be a celebrated star. She has all the qual‘ities that make a great classic’ player and her career onward and upward is sure, Wm. McVay as “Ingomar” alsocomes in for some of the honor of the evening. Mr. McVay did some great acting and those who saw him will long remember the teachings of that character. The balance of the company did some clever work and altogether the play was a success. Tickets for reserved seats now on sale at the store 6f James Foley. 2 ARE RITE SS ERAS SNE A Home Sugac **Camp.”’ A sugar maple tree ox tree on the lot of Mrs. Wm. 0. Groves was trimmed of a large lower limb und. the family set. out a bucket and. caught the sap that flowed from the cut. Some excellent maple Syrup was made. It was perhaps the first maple syrup ever made from sap in Nevada City. Election Announcements, Be it. plainly ‘and di distinctly understood that the TRaNnsoriet will not, un. der any circumstances, publish any card for any candidate unless the coin accompanies the order. Bear this in mind, all ye that are interested. Secured a School. L. P. Dunkley of Grass Valley,-a DESPONDENT GIRL'S SUICIDE, Servant in Captain Thos. Meln’s Household Shoots Herself, Effie Nottingham, a domestic in the. employ of Captain Thomas. Mein, who lives at Jackson and Lake streets, in Oakland shot herself through the heart early Tuesday evening. She had been suffering with melancholia, due to nervous prostration. Her fellow-servants called the attention ofthe family to the young woman’s despondency, and she was given « a month’s leave of absence. The girl had hoped to go abroad with Captain and Mrs. Mein, but they would not take her, insisting that she needed rest and a chance to recuperate. This depressed her still further, but she resolved to visit friends in Oakland for a few days and then go to the country. She packed her satchel] Tuesday afternoon and‘left it at the home of Captain Samuel Mitchell of the Police Department. Her mother was with her when she called at the Mitchell home, but left. on an early train for Walnut Creek. At 6:30 o’clock the young woman ran to her room, on the third floor of the Mein home, secured a revolver, steppedinto a hallway and fired a shot into her heart. She died soon afterward. ‘No Missfits, When we take a measure for a suit of clothes we gurantee an exact fit or no sale. 1000 samples to select from. At the Popular Clothing Store. m30-4t J. Levy. The Royal is the highest grade baking powder ‘ known. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other braad, young man of excellent ability as a scholar and also one of the county’s teacher of the Bear River school which reopens next Monday. : good ball-players, has been elected. Absolutely Pure ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. iiuiaakdhenrtiameanemes ————— THE apORAN SRAND OPI Opanine SATURDAY, MONDAY, TUESDAY, April 2d, 4th and Sth, ‘eA Aaa ma é At Stein’s Stationery Store. 3) Sieg aes ea giarg Sia Bra Pan, 7; To the Ladies of Nevada City and vicinity I extend a most cordial invitation to the GRAND EASTER OPENING of "98, and will display the Largest and Most Beautiful Stock of TRIMMED HATS, as well as other [lijlinery materials, in Nevada City at most reasonable prices. Kindly solicit_ Ing your patronage, . beg to remain; Yours Truly, ELEANOR FE. MOEFT. Grand Opening Wednesday, Ohursday March 39, 31, and Friday, April f. -——BY THE—— NILES SISTERS, In the New Building adjoining Wm. H. Smith’s Grocery Store. Come and See the Latest Parisian and New York styles. Hats at Very Low Prices._a-j] (ee A Specialty of Re-Triguming ti Carpets ! Memesevertrnrnr good Carpets ! “er coe 2 5c per yard. a Carpets, full 36 inches wide, better K Ingrain Carpets, full 36 quality, 35¢ per yard, inches wide, half wool, soc per yard, 4s. Ingtrain Carpets, full 36 inches wide, splendid value, 65c per yard. et Carpets, full 36 inches wide, Best all wool, 75¢ per yard. : ( ye All Carpets Sewed and Laid, with Carpet Lining & * furnished, FREE OF CHARGE. FLegs & Shaw Co.{