March 5, 1900 (4 pages)

A SCANDALOUS TRIAL, BRASS VALLEY NEWS. DEATOF JOSEPH NILON. TRANSCRIPT. vis Daily Chrontclé of the Doings of Both Old And All Its Disgusting Details PubThe Doings of Our Neighbors as Told He Was Taken Suddenly With Quick BROWN & CALKINS. i and Young, ‘J. J. Hanley is on the sick list. ft evening except Acckcrpaent Legal Holi ays by Consumption at Redding. Over the Telephone, The Craven-Fair contest now going Joseph Nilon died st the residence Geo. Zekind went to San Francisco J.R. Fulton of San Francisco is in on in San Francisco is a. nauseous today. of his mother, on the Washington road, , MONDAY,.. ..-March 5, 1900 towa. mess, says the Standard. It is such The firemen cleared $220 dollars on at 1144 o’clock this forenoon. His age L. D. Casler is here from San Franperjury, such exposures of the worst, their recent ball. TT was 28 years and 1l months. For some 2 cisco: : : the most immoral side of life amongst Crittenden Thornton, a prominent time he was employed at the Western W.D. Jonier is here from San Franthe nabobs of fortune in the courts lawyer of* San Francisco, is here on Hotel at Redding, where he was taken cisco, : and through the great yellow journals businiéss, sick with quick consumption. About The Son of the Late Sheriff of SacraM. Jainar is here from Oakland on a which dish up the salacious details ‘of Harry Nathan returned yesterday four months ago he was brought to this visit. ~ the scandalous affair ad nauseum, and from a visit to San Francisco and Los ‘city, and at no time has any hope been mento County. L. E. Blunberg of San Francisco is send it bruadcast to the world, that Angeles. (3 entertained of his recovery. He\leaves Charles F. Lansing, son ofthe late in town, poison the minds and pollute the lives > Mike Wheelihan, formerly of thi @ mother, Mrs. Thomas Nilon, two James Lansing, who at one time was H. O. Archibold of Los Angeles is ofthe youth. All the unseemly and place, is now training for a fight with brothers, Judge Frank T. Nilon and Sheriff of Sacramento county, was arhere on a visit. immoralJiasons of therich, all the lya local pugilist at Seattle, Wash. John C. Nilon, and three sisters, Mrs. rested at Truckee on Saturday last on City. Marshal Deeble was over from ing-end perjury committed in an atRolfe Callaghan, aged 10 months died L. M. Sukeforth, Mrs. John Goyne and the charge of committing forgery. His Grass Valley today. tempt to get hold of some of the milat this city yesterday. The remains Miss Allie Nilon. Mr. Nilon was born examination was to take place today must were taken to Dobbins Ranch for burin this city, and his many friends will Charles L. Harris left on the noon lions left by the dead millionaire, and the evidence is so strong against train tor Sacramento. be given to the public by the papers fal, é regret to learn of his death. The symhim that he wifl be held to answer beJustice J. M. ne down from and even painted in darker hues than The rainfall for the forty-eight pathy of the community is extended fore the Superior Court of this county, Graniteville on a visit. they should be, if that were possible, hours ending at ten o’clock this mornto the bereaved family. . : and will be brought here tomorrow or J.8. Jones: is here from San Franto be devoured by the young and iming was. 2.48 inches. This made the ‘The funeral will take place from St. next day. The Republican says Lanscisco on a business trip. pressionablie. : oe oe season’s fall 44.99 inches.’ . Canice Catholic Church on Wednesing went into the store of J. L. LewIs it any wonder, then, that vice and Thos. Milenila of Portland, Or., is Quartz Parlor of Native Sens will day, the hour not having been fixed. isom & Co. and asked Manager-Doyleto here visiting @ few days. 26ecrime flourish in high as well as in the initiate thirty-five members this evencash a check for $10 for him. Knowing Hon. E. M. Preston returne4 from low places of earth? Why should such ing. It is expected that a delegation Brief Mention. the man quite well Mr. Doyle paid the tan Francisco yesterday. scenes and incidents, such indecent reof Natives from Nevada City will be Miss Mande Eastin will. give.a party money and Lansing endorsed the Wm. Coyne went to Sacramento Satcitals be displayed ih: the parlor and present. , at her home on Nevada street next check. Mr. Doyle compared his enurday and returned today. drawing room and at the fireside of evMr. and Mrs. Peter Martell are celeFriday evening. . dorsement with the writing on the inR. C. Walrath returned Saturday ery person who buys acopy of one of brating their gold wedding today. They Foley, the candy maker, has a new side of the check and immediately connight from San Francieco. the city dailies? Is the appetite of the were married at Adelaide, South Ausadvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. cluded it was a forgery. Mr. Doyle L. H. Eastman and H. H. McDonald public for such nastiness so acute as to tralia on March 6th, 1850, coming. to Look at and read it. soon learned that Lansing had passed are here from San Francisco. require this of the yellow journals. California on their wedding trip, and A portion of the rock wall, near the other checks in town and he was fully J. H. Warner came in on last evenThey are scatter:ng the seeds of moral decided to remain. They have eight residence of A. Buck.on Sacramento satisfied that he’ was correct in ing’s train from San Francisco. leprosy, which will bring forth fruit children, a score of grand children and street, caved in this morning. the belief that. the signature on the Mrs. J. P. Myersand children arrived more detrimen'al to the’ public welfare one great grand child. Officer Carr took John Grant, who check was a forgery. He also made inbere Saturday evening from Berkeley. than a plague or pestilence. had served 15 days in«the county jail quiries about Lansing and he appeared L. H. and’ J. Knoche arrived here The perjurers in this case, and~ theré for vagrancy, to Colfax, where “he to be missing. A. Trewick, who had from Kansas City, Mo., yesterday are many of them, should .be hunted tarned him loose. just come in from the east, thought he mornipg. down and sent to the penitentiary. Three carloads of sulphurets were saw Lansing in Floriston. Constable Miss Olara McGagin returned SaturThe Grand Jury of San Francisco, if it Notes of Interest From Oar Correspondent: brought here this morning from Oak. Harvey was notified and he started to day trom Berkeley on her way home to shall do its-duty, will indict for perat the Capital City. ‘. dale, to be worked by the Pioneer Rego to Floriston to bring him back. Badger Hill. jury every person it believes guilty of An Illinoise court has decided that a duction Company, When down in the yard he saw a. man G. W. Rumble arrived here from San false swearing and the prison doors baby cannot sue for damages before he trying to board the same train and he Francisco yesterday and today went to should open wide to receive them. If The Passing Centnry’s Mysteries. was born. Can the Popocrats now sue stopped him and he found it was LansCamptonville, {a milonare cannot die without the for damages for the crime of ’73? The nineteenth century will leave being. He was brought back and lodged President G. Boeckman, of the Pro: danger that his memory will.be blackAnd now ‘the New York World is hind a great legacy of mystries which in the jail. When Mr. Doyle. went. vidence Mining Company, is here from ened and his estate be dissipated by clamoring for Secretury Hay’s impeach% over to the jail Lansing confessed that San Francisco, attucks made upon his life and his ment because he hus charged that Mr. it could not solve, and which will probably remain mysteries to the end he was guilty. He begged and wanted E. Kelly, who has been to Iron Mounestate, backed up by perjury, it is high Will no one of time. The mosé notable of these are to. pay the amount he had collected, tain for the past six months, returned ‘time that drastic measures be. taken to Macrum prevaricated. clamor for the World’s suppression ? to be. recalled in detail in the April but of course it was of no use. He here last evening. : bring the pérjurers to justice. A goodMr. Gorman has not been converted also passed a check on Al Richardson Judge Waliace left, yesterday mornly batch of witnesses in this case to Bryanism. He has merely decided Labies’ Home in an article on “The Mysteries of the Century.” Each one for $25 and another one on T, F. Sieging for his home at San: Francisco, af; should serve time for the State, and . the justice who has made two: opposite to take his medicine without making a set the whole world agog with excitemund for $10, but only got $5 on it ter a visit to friends at this city. face over it. affidavits is one of the number. ment and speculation in its day, but When arrested he had a number of Mrs. J. Cunningham of San Juan and Governor Roosevelt insists that he has faded almost completely from the blank checks on his person, Mrs. M. Leadbetter of Mare Island ARRESTED FOR FORGERY. > Maher & Co.’=s " A STATE CONVENTION Cf California League of Republican ‘Clubs to Meet at Los Angeles April 27th. The California League of Republican Clubs will meet at Los Angeles on Friday, April 27th. The apportionment of delegates who will constitute the convention is as follows: Each Republican Club will be entitled to one delegate at large, and one delegate for every 25 members. it is expected that reduced rates will be granted by transleit yesterday tor Dawson City, where ' Eneouragement emphatic To the thought that fool killing eventually portation companies. Tne citizens of he goes to join Oarl Meyer and his Will be quite automatic. —Detroit Journal. Los Angeles are making very extenbrother, who have a good claim there. KNOCKING, GENTLY KNOCKING. sive preparations for the entertainment and comfort of delegates and uruly Gratefal, Cholly Softley (concluding the interview)—And if you refuse me your daughter I shall. kill myself, sir. Col. Fireater (warmly grasping his ical gathering of the approaching camhand)—And Tf will nevah forget it of paign, and every Club in the State you, suh, and I beg to thank you kindshould be represented. ly, suh, for taking the job off my hands, oe their friends: The Republicans should not underestimate the importance of this meeting. It will be the first polit suh.-—-Judge. Rockenfield in Demand. large window. ular forwarded to the TRANSCRIPT a vounted map of California. It is a very fine map, showing all the railway lines in he State. No Court Today. well, without hesitation, “that 1 shal! the manager of a Napa ball team ask never think of partaking of a mint. julep without a straw.”—Washington Star. ing for “Kid” Rockenfield’s address. Rockenfleld was also formerly connected withthe Banners, being their Mrs. Peck—I ‘have a mind of my Looked That Way. The Office Boy-—-Say, I believe the own. Henry Peck—Not all of it. shippin’ clerk is thinkin’ about marryMrs. Peck—Why not? in’ you. Henry Peck—You just gave me a The Typewriter—Why, the idea! piece of it—Chicago Daily News. “On the dead, I do. I heard him askin’ the bookkeeper how much salary His Mark. you got.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. He started out to.make his mark, An effort is being made here and arrange mutters so us to get Rockenfield to return and pitch for the Seaweeds the coming season and he has expressed a willingness to 80. And in the wheat pit tried his luck: Big Mortgage Recorded, be x.4 A Sign of ln»rovement. Smith—Howis your daughter getting With warning words men still point out Then dented spot whereon he struck. —C€hicago Daily News. The Sunset Telephone Company has on with her piano lessons? recorded one of the largest mort; a ‘es Brown—I think she must be improvever handled in the R-corder’s ofti-e at ing. The last tenants in the flat above San Andreas. The mortgage was given us stayed two weeks.—N, Y. Evening to the Old Colony Trust Company to Journal. secure payment of $2,125,000, with inStacey & Gregory Are Prepared Thirsty Thornton—Dese blind, men have got er snap. Soiled Sammy—Dat's so. Dey don’t run no risk when dey looks fer work. —N. Y¥. Journal, : ment occupied twenty-one typewritten To take orders for connecting sewers. Anyone desiring work done immediatepages of records. The internal revenue . ly should see John 8S. Gregory. “He would be a factor in politics, with his brilliant mind, but for one thing; est at 5 per cent per annum. The docu tf. stamps amounted to $1,125. ~ appearance, z The non irritating cathartic—Hood’s’ ills. : f ‘NEVADA THEATRE Notice. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS: The person who stole the feathers MARCH cal and 8th — from our mother’s hat is well known tous. If they desire to avoid trouble 2 Barred. Downtrod (recently. widowed)-—Oh, j {don’t know about the “giveth.”—N, Y. DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH! Tells the story, When Your vals They are fooling away time in coming to this county to find any law-breaking miners. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Uatarrh ™ is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces, Halli’s Catarrh Oure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is a regular prescription It is poston oh of the’ best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucoys surfaces. The perfect combination—of the two ingredients is what produce) such wonderful results in curing catarrh> “F, J, Cuenry & Co, Props., Boll's A . 4 Toledo, Obio, druggists, price 75c. ily Pills are the best. o BS LS << GP <p E> 3 Are there with the new cloth called ZEMBELINE that is quite the craze for Spring wear. © fe thorized the use of ] ser in the preparatic You will notice:a few of the very latest in And take a dose, from £ to 4 pills. ties and well worth an effort on your part to see. . Respectfully, of Ember Saturday . ke bt hed seed WAXEL The TAILOR Tam closing out my win ter goods at a sacrifice. My: ‘Spring “and Sammer Stock has ar making sweeping reductions. : 4 meat at all meals . KINKEAD’S, . Lent. : 13. By virtue of . by the Holy See, Ma ingmen and their: fe the use of flesh meat the fast and abstine: out the year, with tl Fridays, Ash Wedne day and Saturday o! the Vigil of Christm exempt from the ob! 15. To afford the ties of gaining the ¢ season, it is heret — addition to the us tions, Lenten exeer evenings of each eburches of the dio attached resident p Furniture Store the evenings an ir Swing Chairs, sz even on Sundays. — “12. “The use of bu and eggs is permi to use flesh meat an meal and are earnes form some other ac such as abstinence ji quors.” oi 14. The Pashealt the first Sunday of : Sunday, inelusive, « all those who h proper age are bou) communion worthil Trousers $2.50 and up. \ aan aoo ew 11. .Flesh, meat be used at the same selves of this Indult SUITS. = $7.00 andup 4 noe before mentioned, nu: Wednesday, the® Ws urday of Holy Week Christmas. Those rest. will arrive very soon. use of meat is perm!) pal meal. are permitted to us once a day on all « rived, and the Fancy Rockers. Rugs Couches Bed Lounges given, on the other, _otoss, and permissi --for benediction of ment on both even’ . 16. The faithful besides the obligat posed by the echt Lent should be in : ner a time of earne: or sin, of abstentio: JAS. J. OTT, . ' No.3 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold and ores of every description melted é milli: ng of refined : and assayed. 80 to 500 I i Pugt, Gold and Sit Bare. Acids er¢cFurnishing Gccds at thicTime the Third Plenar Yes, . am at ) at ° " more, a collection the first Sunday masses at vespert the Same Old Place among the Indians 3 That I exchange up-to-date jeweli Sx old gold of any kind, and alive ie good . bargains}? C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler fae Phone W. 14. neh Broad St., Nevada City. DON’T DELAY "aR RES Ee incoming Spring Goods,and we are therefore Our Stock must be disposed of, and we give our custémers the benefit of the sacrifice we are compelled to make. o eee None of the advantages heretofore enjoye d by our patrotis are. curtailed. by the Low Prices we are selling at. All alterations nec essary to give ‘perfect fit are made FREE OF CHARGE. You Can’t Afford to ca Corner Pine : ne : 17. To comply : menaa day of Lent. 10. _Persons exem tion of fasting ma : DO YOU KNOW Approaching SeasonsScompel us to make room for our ee 9. By dispensatic meats is permitted ¢ days and once a da: meal on Mondays, days and Saturdays, poor. fill a BUY NOW foods. SILK WAIST PATTERNS. They are béau-— year, and of generc Assay. Office, Hood’s Pills ‘. Nevada Established in 188 by to Save Money by Buying Clothing 4 8. Necessity and ¥ But the stock is new and the prices are aslowaslowcanbe; 2:4). 3. . Here’s Your Chance evening.” 7. General usage : Journal, Prices ea to take in the morni tea or chocolate, wit bread. ‘ * ADMISSION 25, 35 and 50 cts. Here Again. try this morning. should be taken ab< 5. Acollation is 6. When the prix CHEMIOTS ——-+ 062 +. Geo. H. Magruder and George Van Buskirk, the anti-debris Spies, arrived here Jast evening, and went up Coun hate conveniently be tak order may be invert lation may be taker the dinner in the eve he You will be surprised at how easily they will do their work, cure your @ headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy in, :. cents. Sold by all medicine de Paina — which, hot sinfal . permitted during © aches, and you feel bilious, constipated, and out of tune, with your stomach sour and no gj te, jusi buy @ package of = 4. ‘The meal pert HOMESPUNS. Chiffoniers WORLD-RENOWNED ee ae put one full meal & a noticeable they will please return the same immedi-. The. Most Unique Entertaiment Ever Given in This City. ately. SNELL Bros. m 5-5t. eer 3. All bound to! ; In grays—just the thing for skirts.’ The very Po Owing to the death’ of Joseph Nilon, WILL PERFORM AT. brother of Judge Nilon; no session of’ the Superior Cout was held today. from the obligation: days. DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE Dirricuttries Give Way to diligence,’ “In the benk?” — Cincinnati Enand all blood humors disappear when quirer. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is taken. It puriWhen the overland train arrived at. fies, Room for Doubt. enriches and vitalizes the blood, : Colfax yesterday afternoon there was . cures that tired feeling, Dewtell—“‘The Lord giveth and the and tones up fully a foot of snow on every car. It . the whole system. Take it now. Lord taketh away.” presented a, very pretty “GREATER , AMERICA COMPANY” Perfect Impunity. he has. no balance.” ee A Foot of Snow. id : aud the train men were in hopes they could land the bulk of it on the Oak. land mole. > —---—~ out injury to their ] That have no equal for Tailor Suits in all the ; popular shades. » rs ¥ the Montana Republicans were lucky + cent, and those: who There you will find the ever pop: * “4 "What is Shiloh ? . A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold enough to find money in their hotel ind Consumption; used through the rooms. : ’ world for half a century, has cured inOminous news for the British has aumerable cases of incipient consumpbeen received from South Africa. Bulior and relieved many in advanced ‘tages. If you are not satisfied with ler has again crossed the Tugela. che results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For vale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Good Map of California. in hard labor, the. : Do You? It is somewhat curious that more of 2. All persons ut 60 year of age, thos the SPRING:GOODS we have on display in our Do you adotire the beautiful ? See If the ancestors of the D. A. R’s. were the Sequoia fine finish on the new . as hot blooded as their descendants; it houses of this city. TowLEe Bros. Oo. ——___—_-690-9 is hard to understand why the revolu“Sarre Binp, Sare Finp.” _ Fortify’ tion lasted eight years. yourself now by purifying and enrichThe Democrats have selected July 4 ing your blood and building up your for bolding the convention at which system with. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you may expect good health. throughthey will declaim against the greatness out the coming season. ° of their own country. All liver ills are cured by Hood’s It is possible that Cronje is about out Pills. 25 cents. of a jobje. ‘ : Commissioner Edson; President: of the State Railroad Commission, has oS Richard Balestero, the ball player . " “ No,” she declared severely;.“the lips who was formerly catcher for the Banthat touch liquor shall. never ‘touch ner ball team at this city, and who still mine!” “L beg to assure you,” said Col. Stilresides here, has received a letter from to try It looks. now ‘as if the Boer sym pathizers had something to sympathi with them for. e@eo Raising a Technicality. pitcber. shall be notified before ngminated for mind of the public: days, are fast days . LADIES, we want to call your attention to WASHINGTON PARAGRAPRS, Its Equivalent. went to North San Juan yesterday. Physician—I don’t believe you are Miss Liilie Campbell, accompanied carrying out my directions at all. I by her sister, Mrs. J. McLaughlin, and limited you to one ten-cent cigar a day. son, returned from Coulterville last Patient—That’s all right, doctor. I night. ; ‘ ; Smoke ten ore-cent stogies. It’s the Otto R. Stieght of San Francisco, “game thing.—-Chicago Tribune. arrived here yesterday to take charge Strong and Swift. of Legg and Shaw Co.’s furniture deFarmer Lott—I.see Neighbor Skinpartment. ner’s cheese took a prize at the fair. Wm. M. Bree returned here last evFarmer Shott—Well. all Skinner has ening from San Francisco, where he to do is to unchain his cheese and it’s nas been visiting, and today returned apt to get there.—Yonkers Statesman. o his home at Relief Hill. Yes, Indeed. Ed. Beedle,a well-known local miner, The growth of the cannon cracker lends vance of the Lente 1. All the daye ¢ neighborhood; ‘. Building Houses ee Installment Plan, — “-< : And we are st your daderece,. at it.” ee i SPEER Call and learn our terms OES a before letting --M. L. & D. MARSH, . ; pile te Seem At a meeting . Saturday by the < Infantry, Nationa nia, the following Seymour, Colonel Colonel; E, A. Fo onel; M. Pirkey, . Major Marion I Captain Geo. A. N nominated for Ma elected by a vote:

A SCANDALOUS TRIAL, BRASS VALLEY NEWS. DEATOF JOSEPH NILON. TRANSCRIPT. vis Daily Chrontclé of the Doings of Both Old And All Its Disgusting Details PubThe Doings of Our Neighbors as Told He Was Taken Suddenly With Quick BROWN & CALKINS. i and Young, ‘J. J. Hanley is on the sick list. ft evening except Acckcrpaent Legal Holi ays by Consumption at Redding. Over the Telephone, The Craven-Fair contest now going Joseph Nilon died st the residence Geo. Zekind went to San Francisco J.R. Fulton of San Francisco is in on in San Francisco is a. nauseous today. of his mother, on the Washington road, , MONDAY,... ...-March 5, 1900 towa. mess, says the Standard. It is such The firemen cleared $220 dollars on at 1144 o’clock this forenoon. His age L. D. Casler is here from San Franperjury, such exposures of the worst, their recent ball. TT was 28 years and 1l months. For some 2 cisco: : : the most immoral side of life amongst Crittenden Thornton, a prominent time he was employed at the Western W.D. Jonier is here from San Franthe nabobs of fortune in the courts lawyer of* San Francisco, is here on Hotel at Redding, where he was taken cisco, : and through the great yellow journals businiéss, sick with quick consumption. About The Son of the Late Sheriff of SacraM. Jainar is here from Oakland on a which dish up the salacious details ‘of Harry Nathan returned yesterday four months ago he was brought to this visit. ~ the scandalous affair ad nauseum, and from a visit to San Francisco and Los ‘city, and at no time has any hope been mento County. L. E. Blunberg of San Francisco is send it bruadcast to the world, that Angeles. (3 entertained of his recovery. He\leaves Charles F. Lansing, son ofthe late in town, poison the minds and pollute the lives > Mike Wheelihan, formerly of thi @ mother, Mrs. Thomas Nilon, two James Lansing, who at one time was H. O. Archibold of Los Angeles is ofthe youth. All the unseemly and place, is now training for a fight with brothers, Judge Frank T. Nilon and Sheriff of Sacramento county, was arhere on a visit. immoralJiasons of therich, all the lya local pugilist at Seattle, Wash. John C. Nilon, and three sisters, Mrs. rested at Truckee on Saturday last on City. Marshal Deeble was over from ing-end perjury committed in an atRolfe Callaghan, aged 10 months died L. M. Sukeforth, Mrs. John Goyne and the charge of committing forgery. His Grass Valley today. tempt to get hold of some of the milat this city yesterday. The remains Miss Allie Nilon. Mr. Nilon was born examination was to take place today must were taken to Dobbins Ranch for burin this city, and his many friends will Charles L. Harris left on the noon lions left by the dead millionaire, and the evidence is so strong against train tor Sacramento. be given to the public by the papers fal, é regret to learn of his death. The symhim that he wifl be held to answer beJustice J. M. ne down from and even painted in darker hues than The rainfall for the forty-eight pathy of the community is extended fore the Superior Court of this county, Graniteville on a visit. they should be, if that were possible, hours ending at ten o’clock this mornto the bereaved family. . : and will be brought here tomorrow or J.8. Jones: is here from San Franto be devoured by the young and iming was. 2.48 inches. This made the ‘The funeral will take place from St. next day. The Republican says Lanscisco on a business trip. pressionablie. : oe oe season’s fall 44.99 inches.’ . Canice Catholic Church on Wednesing went into the store of J. L. LewIs it any wonder, then, that vice and Thos. Milenila of Portland, Or., is Quartz Parlor of Native Sens will day, the hour not having been fixed. isom & Co. and asked Manager-Doyleto here visiting @ few days. 26ecrime flourish in high as well as in the initiate thirty-five members this evencash a check for $10 for him. Knowing Hon. E. M. Preston returne4 from low places of earth? Why should such ing. It is expected that a delegation Brief Mention. the man quite well Mr. Doyle paid the tan Francisco yesterday. scenes and incidents, such indecent reof Natives from Nevada City will be Miss Mande Eastin will. give.a party money and Lansing endorsed the Wm. Coyne went to Sacramento Satcitals be displayed ih: the parlor and present. , at her home on Nevada street next check. Mr. Doyle compared his enurday and returned today. drawing room and at the fireside of evMr. and Mrs. Peter Martell are celeFriday evening. . dorsement with the writing on the inR. C. Walrath returned Saturday ery person who buys acopy of one of brating their gold wedding today. They Foley, the candy maker, has a new side of the check and immediately connight from San Francieco. the city dailies? Is the appetite of the were married at Adelaide, South Ausadvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. cluded it was a forgery. Mr. Doyle L. H. Eastman and H. H. McDonald public for such nastiness so acute as to tralia on March 6th, 1850, coming. to Look at and read it. soon learned that Lansing had passed are here from San Francisco. require this of the yellow journals. California on their wedding trip, and A portion of the rock wall, near the other checks in town and he was fully J. H. Warner came in on last evenThey are scatter:ng the seeds of moral decided to remain. They have eight residence of A. Buck.on Sacramento satisfied that he’ was correct in ing’s train from San Francisco. leprosy, which will bring forth fruit children, a score of grand children and street, caved in this morning. the belief that. the signature on the Mrs. J. P. Myersand children arrived more detrimen'al to the’ public welfare one great grand child. Officer Carr took John Grant, who check was a forgery. He also made inbere Saturday evening from Berkeley. than a plague or pestilence. had served 15 days in«the county jail quiries about Lansing and he appeared L. H. and’ J. Knoche arrived here The perjurers in this case, and~ theré for vagrancy, to Colfax, where “he to be missing. A. Trewick, who had from Kansas City, Mo., yesterday are many of them, should .be hunted tarned him loose. just come in from the east, thought he mornipg. down and sent to the penitentiary. Three carloads of sulphurets were saw Lansing in Floriston. Constable Miss Olara McGagin returned SaturThe Grand Jury of San Francisco, if it Notes of Interest From Oar Correspondent: brought here this morning from Oak. Harvey was notified and he started to day trom Berkeley on her way home to shall do its-duty, will indict for perat the Capital City. ‘. dale, to be worked by the Pioneer Rego to Floriston to bring him back. Badger Hill. jury every person it believes guilty of An Illinoise court has decided that a duction Company, When down in the yard he saw a. man G. W. Rumble arrived here from San false swearing and the prison doors baby cannot sue for damages before he trying to board the same train and he Francisco yesterday and today went to should open wide to receive them. If The Passing Centnry’s Mysteries. was born. Can the Popocrats now sue stopped him and he found it was LansCamptonville, {a milonare cannot die without the for damages for the crime of ’73? The nineteenth century will leave being. He was brought back and lodged President G. Boeckman, of the Pro: danger that his memory will.be blackAnd now ‘the New York World is hind a great legacy of mystries which in the jail. When Mr. Doyle. went. vidence Mining Company, is here from ened and his estate be dissipated by clamoring for Secretury Hay’s impeach% over to the jail Lansing confessed that San Francisco, attucks made upon his life and his ment because he hus charged that Mr. it could not solve, and which will probably remain mysteries to the end he was guilty. He begged and wanted E. Kelly, who has been to Iron Mounestate, backed up by perjury, it is high Will no one of time. The mosé notable of these are to. pay the amount he had collected, tain for the past six months, returned ‘time that drastic measures be. taken to Macrum prevaricated. clamor for the World’s suppression ? to be. recalled in detail in the April but of course it was of no use. He here last evening. : bring the pérjurers to justice. A goodMr. Gorman has not been converted also passed a check on Al Richardson Judge Waliace left, yesterday mornly batch of witnesses in this case to Bryanism. He has merely decided Labies’ Home in an article on “The Mysteries of the Century.” Each one for $25 and another one on T, F. Sieging for his home at San: Francisco, af; should serve time for the State, and . the justice who has made two: opposite to take his medicine without making a set the whole world agog with excitemund for $10, but only got $5 on it ter a visit to friends at this city. face over it. affidavits is one of the number. ment and speculation in its day, but When arrested he had a number of Mrs. J. Cunningham of San Juan and Governor Roosevelt insists that he has faded almost completely from the blank checks on his person, Mrs. M. Leadbetter of Mare Island ARRESTED FOR FORGERY. > Maher & Co.’=s " A STATE CONVENTION Cf California League of Republican ‘Clubs to Meet at Los Angeles April 27th. The California League of Republican Clubs will meet at Los Angeles on Friday, April 27th. The apportionment of delegates who will constitute the convention is as follows: Each Republican Club will be entitled to one delegate at large, and one delegate for every 25 members. it is expected that reduced rates will be granted by transleit yesterday tor Dawson City, where ' Eneouragement emphatic To the thought that fool killing eventually portation companies. Tne citizens of he goes to join Oarl Meyer and his Will be quite automatic. —Detroit Journal. Los Angeles are making very extenbrother, who have a good claim there. KNOCKING, GENTLY KNOCKING. sive preparations for the entertainment and comfort of delegates and uruly Gratefal, Cholly Softley (concluding the interview)—And if you refuse me your daughter I shall. kill myself, sir. Col. Fireater (warmly grasping his ical gathering of the approaching camhand)—And Tf will nevah forget it of paign, and every Club in the State you, suh, and I beg to thank you kindshould be represented. ly, suh, for taking the job off my hands, oe their friends: The Republicans should not underestimate the importance of this meeting. It will be the first polit suh.-—-Judge. Rockenfield in Demand. large window. ular forwarded to the TRANSCRIPT a vounted map of California. It is a very fine map, showing all the railway lines in he State. No Court Today. well, without hesitation, “that 1 shal! the manager of a Napa ball team ask never think of partaking of a mint. julep without a straw.”—Washington Star. ing for “Kid” Rockenfield’s address. Rockenfleld was also formerly connected withthe Banners, being their Mrs. Peck—I ‘have a mind of my Looked That Way. The Office Boy-—-Say, I believe the own. Henry Peck—Not all of it. shippin’ clerk is thinkin’ about marryMrs. Peck—Why not? in’ you. Henry Peck—You just gave me a The Typewriter—Why, the idea! piece of it—Chicago Daily News. “On the dead, I do. I heard him askin’ the bookkeeper how much salary His Mark. you got.”—Cincinnati Enquirer. He started out to.make his mark, An effort is being made here and arrange mutters so us to get Rockenfield to return and pitch for the Seaweeds the coming season and he has expressed a willingness to 80. And in the wheat pit tried his luck: Big Mortgage Recorded, be x.4 A Sign of ln»rovement. Smith—Howis your daughter getting With warning words men still point out Then dented spot whereon he struck. —C€hicago Daily News. The Sunset Telephone Company has on with her piano lessons? recorded one of the largest mort; a ‘es Brown—I think she must be improvever handled in the R-corder’s ofti-e at ing. The last tenants in the flat above San Andreas. The mortgage was given us stayed two weeks.—N, Y. Evening to the Old Colony Trust Company to Journal. secure payment of $2,125,000, with inStacey & Gregory Are Prepared Thirsty Thornton—Dese blind, men have got er snap. Soiled Sammy—Dat's so. Dey don’t run no risk when dey looks fer work. —N. Y¥. Journal, : ment occupied twenty-one typewritten To take orders for connecting sewers. Anyone desiring work done immediatepages of records. The internal revenue . ly should see John 8S. Gregory. “He would be a factor in politics, with his brilliant mind, but for one thing; est at 5 per cent per annum. The docu tf. stamps amounted to $1,125. ~ appearance, z The non irritating cathartic—Hood’s’ ills. : f ‘NEVADA THEATRE Notice. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY EVENINGS: The person who stole the feathers MARCH cal and 8th — from our mother’s hat is well known tous. If they desire to avoid trouble 2 Barred. Downtrod (recently. widowed)-—Oh, j {don’t know about the “giveth.”—N, Y. DRUMMER BOY OF SHILOH! Tells the story, When Your vals They are fooling away time in coming to this county to find any law-breaking miners. Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. With local applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Uatarrh ™ is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Hall’s Cetarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces, Halli’s Catarrh Oure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in the country for years, and is a regular prescription It is poston oh of the’ best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucoys surfaces. The perfect combination—of the two ingredients is what produce) such wonderful results in curing catarrh> “F, J, Cuenry & Co, Props., Boll's A . 4 Toledo, Obio, druggists, price 75c. ily Pills are the best. o BS LS << GP <p E> 3 Are there with the new cloth called ZEMBELINE that is quite the craze for Spring wear. © fe thorized the use of ] ser in the preparatic You will notice:a few of the very latest in And take a dose, from £ to 4 pills. ties and well worth an effort on your part to see. . Respectfully, of Ember Saturday . ke bt hed seed WAXEL The TAILOR Tam closing out my win ter goods at a sacrifice. My: ‘Spring “and Sammer Stock has ar making sweeping reductions. : 4 meat at all meals . KINKEAD’S, . Lent. : 13. By virtue of . by the Holy See, Ma ingmen and their: fe the use of flesh meat the fast and abstine: out the year, with tl Fridays, Ash Wedne day and Saturday o! the Vigil of Christm exempt from the ob! 15. To afford the ties of gaining the ¢ season, it is heret — addition to the us tions, Lenten exeer evenings of each eburches of the dio attached resident p Furniture Store the evenings an ir Swing Chairs, sz even on Sundays. — “12. “The use of bu and eggs is permi to use flesh meat an meal and are earnes form some other ac such as abstinence ji quors.” oi 14. The Pashealt the first Sunday of : Sunday, inelusive, « all those who h proper age are bou) communion worthil Trousers $2.50 and up. \

aan aoo ew 11. .Flesh, meat be used at the same selves of this Indult SUITS. = $7.00 andup 4 noe before mentioned, nu: Wednesday, the® Ws urday of Holy Week Christmas. Those rest. will arrive very soon. use of meat is perm!) pal meal. are permitted to us once a day on all « rived, and the Fancy Rockers. Rugs Couches Bed Lounges given, on the other, _otoss, and permissi --for benediction of ment on both even’ . 16. The faithful besides the obligat posed by the echt Lent should be in : ner a time of earne: or sin, of abstentio: JAS.. J. OTT, . ' No.3 Main Street, NEVADA CITY, CAL, Gold and ores of every description melted é milli: ng of refined : and assayed. 80 to 500 I i Pugt, Gold and Sit Bare. Acids er¢cFurnishing Gccds at thicTime the Third Plenar Yes, . am at ) at ° " more, a collection the first Sunday masses at vespert the Same Old Place among the Indians 3 That I exchange up-to-date jeweli Sx old gold of any kind, and alive ie good . bargains}? C. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler fae Phone W. 14. neh Broad St., Nevada City. DON’T DELAY "aR RES Ee incoming Spring Goods,and we are therefore Our Stock must be disposed of, and we give our custémers the benefit of the sacrifice we are compelled to make. o eee None of the advantages heretofore enjoye d by our patrotis are. curtailed. by the Low Prices we are selling at. All alterations nec essary to give ‘perfect fit are made FREE OF CHARGE. You Can’t Afford to ca Corner Pine : ne : 17. To comply : menaa day of Lent. 10. _Persons exem tion of fasting ma : DO YOU KNOW Approaching SeasonsScompel us to make room for our ee 9. By dispensatic meats is permitted ¢ days and once a da: meal on Mondays, days and Saturdays, poor. fill a BUY NOW foods. SILK WAIST PATTERNS. They are béau-— year, and of generc Assay. Office, Hood’s Pills ‘. Nevada Established in 188 by to Save Money by Buying Clothing 4 8. Necessity and ¥ But the stock is new and the prices are aslowaslowcanbe; 2:4). 3. . Here’s Your Chance evening.” 7. General usage : Journal, Prices ea to take in the morni tea or chocolate, wit bread. ‘ * ADMISSION 25, 35 and 50 cts. Here Again. try this morning. should be taken ab< 5. Acollation is 6. When the prix CHEMIOTS ——-+ 062 +. Geo. H. Magruder and George Van Buskirk, the anti-debris Spies, arrived here Jast evening, and went up Coun hate conveniently be tak order may be invert lation may be taker the dinner in the eve he You will be surprised at how easily they will do their work, cure your @ headache and biliousness, rouse the liver and make you feel happy in, :. cents. Sold by all medicine de Paina — which, hot sinfal . permitted during © aches, and you feel bilious, constipated, and out of tune, with your stomach sour and no gj te, jusi buy @ package of = 4. ‘The meal pert HOMESPUNS. Chiffoniers WORLD-RENOWNED ee ae put one full meal & a noticeable they will please return the same immedi-. The. Most Unique Entertaiment Ever Given in This City. ately. SNELL Bros. m 5-5t. eer 3. All bound to! ; In grays—just the thing for skirts.’ The very Po Owing to the death’ of Joseph Nilon, WILL PERFORM AT. brother of Judge Nilon; no session of’ the Superior Cout was held today. from the obligation: days. DON’T FAIL TO SEE THE Dirricuttries Give Way to diligence,’ “In the benk?” — Cincinnati Enand all blood humors disappear when quirer. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is taken. It puriWhen the overland train arrived at. fies, Room for Doubt. enriches and vitalizes the blood, : Colfax yesterday afternoon there was . cures that tired feeling, Dewtell—“‘The Lord giveth and the and tones up fully a foot of snow on every car. It . the whole system. Take it now. Lord taketh away.” presented a, very pretty “GREATER , AMERICA COMPANY” Perfect Impunity. he has. no balance.” ee A Foot of Snow. id : aud the train men were in hopes they could land the bulk of it on the Oak. land mole. > —---—~ out injury to their ] That have no equal for Tailor Suits in all the ; popular shades. » rs ¥ the Montana Republicans were lucky + cent, and those: who There you will find the ever pop: * “4 "What is Shiloh ? . A grand old remedy for Cough, Cold enough to find money in their hotel ind Consumption; used through the rooms. : ’ world for half a century, has cured inOminous news for the British has aumerable cases of incipient consumpbeen received from South Africa. Bulior and relieved many in advanced ‘tages. If you are not satisfied with ler has again crossed the Tugela. che results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For vale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Good Map of California. in hard labor, the. : Do You? It is somewhat curious that more of 2. All persons ut 60 year of age, thos the SPRING:GOODS we have on display in our Do you adotire the beautiful ? See If the ancestors of the D. A. R’s. were the Sequoia fine finish on the new . as hot blooded as their descendants; it houses of this city. TowLEe Bros. Oo. ——___—_-690-9 is hard to understand why the revolu“Sarre Binp, Sare Finp.” _ Fortify’ tion lasted eight years. yourself now by purifying and enrichThe Democrats have selected July 4 ing your blood and building up your for bolding the convention at which system with. Hood’s Sarsaparilla and you may expect good health. throughthey will declaim against the greatness out the coming season. ° of their own country. All liver ills are cured by Hood’s It is possible that Cronje is about out Pills. 25 cents. of a jobje. ‘ : Commissioner Edson; President: of the State Railroad Commission, has oS Richard Balestero, the ball player . " “ No,” she declared severely;.“the lips who was formerly catcher for the Banthat touch liquor shall. never ‘touch ner ball team at this city, and who still mine!” “L beg to assure you,” said Col. Stilresides here, has received a letter from to try It looks. now ‘as if the Boer sym pathizers had something to sympathi with them for. e@eo Raising a Technicality. pitcber. shall be notified before ngminated for mind of the public: days, are fast days . LADIES, we want to call your attention to WASHINGTON PARAGRAPRS, Its Equivalent. went to North San Juan yesterday. Physician—I don’t believe you are Miss Liilie Campbell, accompanied carrying out my directions at all. I by her sister, Mrs. J. McLaughlin, and limited you to one ten-cent cigar a day. son, returned from Coulterville last Patient—That’s all right, doctor. I night. ; ‘ ; Smoke ten ore-cent stogies. It’s the Otto R. Stieght of San Francisco, “game thing.—-Chicago Tribune. arrived here yesterday to take charge Strong and Swift. of Legg and Shaw Co.’s furniture deFarmer Lott—I.see Neighbor Skinpartment. ner’s cheese took a prize at the fair. Wm. M. Bree returned here last evFarmer Shott—Well. all Skinner has ening from San Francisco, where he to do is to unchain his cheese and it’s nas been visiting, and today returned apt to get there.—Yonkers Statesman. o his home at Relief Hill. Yes, Indeed. Ed. Beedle,a well-known local miner, The growth of the cannon cracker lends vance of the Lente 1. All the daye ¢ neighborhood; ‘. Building Houses ee Installment Plan, — “-< : And we are st your daderece,. at it.” ee i SPEER Call and learn our terms OES a before letting --M. L. & D. MARSH, . ; pile te Seem At a meeting . Saturday by the < Infantry, Nationa nia, the following Seymour, Colonel Colonel; E, A. Fo onel; M. Pirkey, . Major Marion I Captain Geo. A. N nominated for Ma elected by a vote: