March 6, 1902 (4 pages)

ice to Keg —— nded the 2g of old ¥ hihi hdscos ob nts each af e. They i. % me, 7 dt when yoy ACCO line, . Ci 5S G4 e windowss are all new € price om t the biggest and see,.today. G Window, time to do x Of t he publie N AY and rtun T, NEVADA @l able » all members e drinkables elightful flavor th, purchase all Coffee amt y gt te We certainly And at lowed ind of fea maxes age. Nope bet J. Coffee for Of Commercial ~=—_—_—— 1] the leading kes. Roger DIM lace & Son él eral others % geleet from id have Jewel val clean-Upy for ob: & for $1 e@ 9 Hl il is now carried to Granite. every night. ee BAY x. 0s eemns March 6, 1902 . Meservey of Town Talk cut top of his left thumb while kindling yesterday mornvisting works at the Banner re partly wrecked by the big Saturday night. . ge road from Moores Fiat te ille is blockaded, being obwith snow and falling trees. § ganowshoes. ttendance at Messrs. Walling, nd McCluskey’s dancing schoo} ht was large. The pupils are developing into fine dancers, eket ball teams belonging to O’s athletic club are prac: psing teams, the middle of April the comch recently played “Oaptain will give another entertainthe Theater. This time Bronard’s famous production “The a” will be played. id that about 150 treeswere own between here and Gaston st Saturday night. Many of 1 across the road. 1 Car. Stpike. ik, Va. March 5.—Street cars by troops are ranning at long here today, but no passengers g carried. All is qutet and paman stated that there is no yet for declaring martial law. ditional companies of the first Infantry’ have been out and this will place the enjmand in the field, two batalpg already underarms, The were busy last night barribe tracks, but this “morning gtacles were removed by pps. The electrical workers be out on a sympathetic strike he employees of the Norfolk and Light Company have ered out by the Central Labor Mer Attraction. p to the Circus” which will be d for the first time in this city y evening, was: well received Valley last night. The comsaid to be an excellent one pecial scenery carried by them tly to the production. Homer It is at the head of the organwhich fect alone is enough to pe it. Ohet Sears, thé funny keeps the audience laughing to finish and--it is worth the admission to seé him alone. jes are 25, 35 and 50 cents. A Traitor. in Francisco Chronicle is bold to say: ‘‘We believe that if nominated for Governor Republicans will vote for the atic nominee to elect him by a hajority.” The utterance of Opinion as this by a Republispaper of the prominence of onicle calls for very serious ation by the members of the large. siness Locals. e insurance see T. B, Gray. erriesat--ten-cents -per quart irney’s. jl9-tf meat in bulk at 15 cents per Scaddén’s, a6it oicest brands of whisky and n be found at W. J. BRrtLaNnp’s ‘Chambers, Try them. tfind is now selling his famous five cents a loaf at the Popuy. Try itand you will always nov6-tf ; want a good, cool dr nk of hig! Fons, in town—drop in Vm. Barry. m7-tf oyster cock-tails can be proCouncil e27tt t half and half can be found. vouncil Chambers, corner of t Billy Britland’s 8, on Broad street bd Pine Sts. Sots per glass. i hot lunch will be served ght at William Harry's saloon, 4ne and Spring street. Cool choice wines, liquors and ways on hand. jall tf *ee kjaw From Cobwebs. bers of the “Hay Fever AsF Would use Dr, King’s New y for Consumption, the club to pieces for it always cures dy,and Asthma, the kind that he doctors-it wholly drives Thousands of onceufferers from Consumption, &, Bronehitis owe their lives th to it. It conquers Grip Hie ones from Croup and B Cough and is: positively d for all Throat and Lung /system. Bee, gl. Vinten’s. 2 Ed Baker and} Tompkins are the captains of CHT DT : Last Night's Gathering at Mr.and Mrs, Charles Grissel’s Home, One of the most enjoyable whist parties ever held in this city was given last night in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Zeitler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Grissel on Nevada street. Progressive whist was played and nine tables were occupied, The rooms were beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums, roseé, carnations and ferns. Mrs. Wm. Giffin and W. D. Vinton won the first prize; Mrs. J. M. Hadley and G. J. Reetor, the second, and the “beoby prize” fell to Mrs. Belle Douglass and J. M. Hadley. ' At the conclusion of the game choice refreshments were served, and the object of the gathering was discussed in pleasing terms, Hon. E. M. Preston made some very appropriate remarks in praise of the special guests of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler. Mr. Preston said among other things that they have been good entertainers in the past and it was, indeed; Sitting that a special token of esteem be extended to them. In regard to Mr. Zeitler, the speaker said that too much praise could not be given him. He took charge of the Champion about. fifteen years ago and through his untiring efforts he succeeded in placing it in the front rank, Teday the Ohampion group of mines are recognized in this State for their great prosperity. Aside from’ this, Mr. Zeitler has ever and anon been alive tothe welfare of Nevada Oity and its surroundings. Whenever the occasion presented itself he responded in a substantial and telliag manuer. The people of Nevada City greatly appreciate these commendable efforts, and will always hold Mr, Zeitler in the highest of esteem. Mr, Zeitler feelingly responded. He said that when he first visited this place he took a liking to Nevada City and its people. He went on to say that he has large interests in this county and he does not-intend to leave them for good. Other business affairs will require his attention away fora menth or six weeks, but he intends to return and spend most of his time in this city. After other short speeches cheers were given with a hearty will for Mr. and Mrs, Zeitler. Singing then followed, after which dancing was announced. The merry makers did not disperse until 2:80 o’cfock this morning, when they unanimously voted Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Griesel charming entertainers. Property Assessed Counoi Buurrs, Is., March 5.—Oity Assessor Everest has included in his assessment roll the property of the Portland Mining Company, whose headquarters are in this city, but whose property holdings are in Oclorado. The Iowa Code makes a provis-. ion’ for taxing corporations baving their principal place of business in the State. A lawsuit will probably follow. For Sale Cheap. House and lot near Wasbington schoolhouse, adjoining property of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated, House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wired for electricity. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m Tax Payers Take Notice The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A. D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clock p. m., and if net paid ‘prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent. is added by Statate, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law. ‘\ PLEASE PAY BARLY AND AYOID THE RUSH OF THE LAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. J. J, JACKSON, m3 Tax Collector. Tegler’s Easter Display Will be a revolution. It will surprise see our grand showing Easter novelties. CHAS. BE: TEGLER eral body .of workmen will be rein; urehase until you an. eee oF of up-to-date Is Over. San Francisco, March 5.—After continuing for ninejand. a half months, the strike of the ironworkers of this city, inaugurated on May 20th of. last year, to enforce a demand for a nine-hour day, came to a formal end today. Twothirds of the unions composing the Tron Trades Council have acted upon a recommendation made by that body last night advising that the strike be prosecuted no longer, and have voted to allow their members to return to their places at the forges and on the ships at the Union and Risdon Iren Works, the Dow Pump Works and other shipbuilding and machine yards. The strike which thus reaches a termination has-been the most prolonged and one of the most bitterly contested struggles in the industrial history of San Francisco. Efforts have been made by various labor leaders, conciliation committees and merchants to bring about an agreement between the union’ men and their former employers, but without avail, It appeared that the contest would-be interminable. Several times. it seemed that the men were about to break away, but they were held in line. It was. not until the National Civic Federation took the matter up that success was attained in effecting a settlement. The result was that -all the affiliated unions on strike were’ ealled together last night. The Iron Trades Council held a meeting early in the evening and decided to recommend to the unions to return to work. The proposition was generally discussed and several unions decided to press the strike no longer. Others have acted today. Men have been applying at the big fron works for positions today and many will be taken back to work at once, It is understood that the Scetts and the Risdon manegement have not pledged themselves to take back all their old employees, but that the genstated as rapidly as conditions will permit. To Taxpayers. The second installment of State and Oounty Taxes is now due, and taxpayers should attend to this matter without delay. The taxes will become delinquent en the 28th of April at 6 o'clock p. m. Five per cent. will be added on all unpaid texes after that time. Read Oounty Collector Jackson’s advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Can’t Keep it Secret. The splendid work of Dr. King’s New Life Pills is daily coming to light. No such grand remedy for Liver and Bewel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice and indiges'ion. Try them. 25c at Vinton’s drug store, 6 ee Says He Was Tortured. “T suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam» in the market. fe21-tf Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says-in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough. is properly treated, the first step in the direction: of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. —— as . Hevada County Undertaking Co, Jos. Eustis, Manager — @-———_Finest Funera! Furnishings. Floral Designs at short notice. Geo, A. Gray Funeral Director and Embalmer. Giles’ Building, Broad Street Phone, 361. Night, 863. sale on reasonable terms. Commercial Street, Nevada Gity The Great Sirthe . . Word Received Here Last Evening Con-. cerning It, It was learned here by telephone last evening that another destructive wind storm was raging throughont the Sacramento and Sen Joaquin valleys, extending below San Franciceco in ite course. The message stated that it was thought in the lower sections that the increasing storm would even exceed the “big blow” of last Saturday night. The storm came from the southeast suddenly, and late in the afternoon it was central off the coast of Oregon. The officials at the San Francisco Bureau report that the storm developed with unexpected suddenness, j Last night the wind blew a little in} this vicinity, and towards morning the rain turned to snow, covering the ground to the extent of about three inches. At Quaker Hill three inches fell, and at the Summit two feet were reported, making a depth of fourteen feet.at the latter place. Up to nine o’clock this morning the Tain gauge showed that the precipitation Bince our last report was .90 of ap inch. This gives 2:74 inches since the first of the month, and foots up 45.21 inches for the season, Died al Downievili. James Spellenberg, who had been in business at Downieville’ for several years, died there suddenly last Monday. He was a highly respected resident of that place, and his demise is greatly regretted. Stops the Cough and W orks Oft the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Oure, No Pay Price 25 cents. Along; sweet smoke, Thomias Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. 2c Headache Saps Your. Vitality And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on _ t all times. : me The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on’ their draggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. PILE tion With which I was entcsed tor twenty rs. Iran across your CASCARETS in the see Newell, Is., and never found anything eset Haver Bisten Weakscs or Gripe, Wein, ho ee CURE CONSTIPATION. . Oterttag Remedy Company, Chleage, Montreal, Hew York. 818 FULL ’ Phone Main 551. . THIS IS THE “STAR CREAMERY Used by the Palace Hotel Grill and Bohemian Club of San Francisco. This stamps it as the best. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY ; Gro. C. GAYLORD © SON, WEIGHT CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal: traffic has been resumed in all directions on the Ilnes of the Southern Pacific Company. Knights Landing, which had been isolated for several days on account of the high ‘water, got way this morning. Denver. OCel., March 5—A special from Ouray says: George Duvall, agent of the Colorado Telephone Company at Silverton, and Marion Bell, a lineman, were at Ironton on Sunday, and left Silverton the same day. They have not been heard from since, and it TWO POUNDS Prompt Free Delivery Service — — = — copeiaacnoes SacrkaMEnto, March 5—Railroad. Norrerx, Va., March 5—A mob of 600 strike sympathizers yeeterday held the streete, on which the main line of the Norfolk Railway Company’s cars run, and the police were unable to cope Bad Man Killed. Osweeo, Kan., Mareh 5—At a siding near Oswego this morning James W. Dryden shot and killed a highwayman who had robbed him and his brother of $200, and marched a second robber before him tothe Police Station. Three May Have Perished with it from noon until dark, when the a train last night. A telephone mes-. care, which were guarded by detachsage from Walnut Groves states that a portion of levee protecting Brannan Island along Jacksen Slough, gave meats of military, and had ran with difficulty all day, were housed in the barns. Cars were repeatedly derailed, wagonloads of stores were piled on the tracks, and free fights between the military guerds and the crowd occurred at frequent intervals. Eight companies of militia are on guard, Out On a Sirike. Sr. Louis, March 5—As the result of 8 cut in wages between three and four hundred trunk and bag workers, all is feared they have perished in a slide. Two feet of snow fell last night at the Camp Bird mine, and ten inches in this city. . Used Dynamite. Co.tumsus, O., March 5—Safe blowersearly early today dynamited the Post Office safe at Westerville and made away with $1200 worth of stamps and several hundred dollars in money. No clue. men, employed in the four leading factories in St. Louis, are out-ona strike. The men assert that the cut in wages, raging from 5 cents to $8, according to the work, is an attempt by the Association to disrupt the Union. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger ER A fine quality of whiskey is like a fine quality of anything else. . It costs a little more, but nothing is too good for us Americans. Insist on having “‘Jesse Moore” whiskey. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been removed to the building formerly occupied by the County Treasurer on Broad Street Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled““the silly notion tbat one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will. sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their tes = ia or prevent their coming by taking regular doses-uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, parifiles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. P ag Self control, steady nerves and Gilt Edge whiekey are the best of friends. . Try it. C — FF SS SS StS SS Fi SS SS SS Fine ConrEcTIONERv. Made by en artist’s hand in the concoction of the choicest Chocolates, Nut Oandies. Nougats, Cream Drops and Caramels, will be found fresh, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. RREKKKRKKKK ) Newada City. Se SD 2! 18 Commereial Street -WO-TO-BAG fic. t5°SUMEE ovat Mani . ee tis I make PPhotographs. A . ° MOORE — and make them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame them when 80 ordered. I make frames of _ aill kinds. UNDER «7 LWNBERY H. & F. L. Cooper Have at their yard on Piety Hill a good quantity of Lumber for Building, Mill and Bridge purposes which they offer for <= Sawmill near: Quaker Hill = It’s a small Ham—about two to five pounds and the price is 15 cents per pound. Just the thing to boil. Westphalia tf Sweet Dotatoe Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer iM We have inaugurated ‘a Big Olearanee Sale st our store and . will clear our shelves of all Winter . Those who are { looking for Bargains in Millinery and Dry Goods should not miss this sale. We-have a splendid Spring stock on the way § and must have room for it. Everything has been aauaed b.3.2L. FE Crawrord tam sieet: : Another lot of those extra nice, firm, fresh Merced Sweets have just arrived. Per pound, 3 cents. A a “Allee Boas { men had come upon the Drydens unawares in a box car, while they were asleep, and robbed-them. Jamés Dryden seized one of the robbers and after choking ,him into submission, seeured his revolver and shot and killed him. A second man, who gives his name as George Gray, submitted to arrest, The third escaped. It makes you feel good but it does whiskey. ipyieweee To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. : 25c. not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge i SATTROR. Oe A good supply of the New Crop English Saffron Just Received NUTT Vinton s Drug Store SNELL © Cor. Broad and* Pine He recetved today a Car load of Beautiful. Spring Goods and Spring Skirts. /t ts a fine lot and we want the Our Spring Goods Are Arriving ladies of Nevada City to call . and see themand get our prices, ww ut Our line of Embroideries is the handsomest in town, FLEMING. Streets, Nevada City. Dried Fruit ¥ AVY: 2) at Jackson's Fancy Dried Apples, 2 Fancy Dried Apricots, Fancy Dried Plums, 3 Peeled Dried Peacher, Best Prunes, 10 pound TAAL ALG pounds for 25 cents 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a-pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3 pounds for 25 cents pounds for 25 cents 2 pounds for 35 cents s for 75 cents 7 eet any ae . Ohe Bee Flwe -Groeery, }— J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. There Are None Better Qur repute line of Ranges. a Whieh is Guaranteed Reasonable in Price. Universal and Gem ‘fll not permit us to carry inferior Goods, ur Gomplete stouk of. . © Dyke Enamel Ware to §{Chip or Peel} Off. Handsome, {Durable and dwawe> 0a itr Sel anges May oe] pe PAS 2H . Examine our Geo. BR. 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ice to Keg —— nded the 2g of old ¥ hihi hdscos ob nts each af e. They i. % me, 7 dt when yoy ACCO line, . Ci 5S G4 e windowss are all new € price om t the biggest and see,.today. G Window, time to do x Of t he publie N AY and rtun T, NEVADA @l able » all members e drinkables elightful flavor th, purchase all Coffee amt y gt te We certainly And at lowed ind of fea maxes age. Nope bet J. Coffee for Of Commercial ~=—_—_—— 1] the leading kes. Roger DIM lace & Son él eral others % geleet from id have Jewel val clean-Upy for ob: & for $1 e@ 9 Hl il is now carried to Granite. every night. ee BAY x. 0s eemns March 6, 1902 . Meservey of Town Talk cut top of his left thumb while kindling yesterday mornvisting works at the Banner re partly wrecked by the big Saturday night. . ge road from Moores Fiat te ille is blockaded, being obwith snow and falling trees. § ganowshoes. ttendance at Messrs. Walling, nd McCluskey’s dancing schoo} ht was large. The pupils are developing into fine dancers, eket ball teams belonging to O’s athletic club are prac: psing teams, the middle of April the comch recently played “Oaptain will give another entertainthe Theater. This time Bronard’s famous production “The a” will be played. id that about 150 treeswere own between here and Gaston st Saturday night. Many of 1 across the road. 1 Car. Stpike. ik, Va. March 5.—Street cars by troops are ranning at long here today, but no passengers g carried. All is qutet and paman stated that there is no yet for declaring martial law. ditional companies of the first Infantry’ have been out and this will place the enjmand in the field, two batalpg already underarms, The were busy last night barribe tracks, but this “morning gtacles were removed by pps. The electrical workers be out on a sympathetic strike he employees of the Norfolk and Light Company have ered out by the Central Labor Mer Attraction. p to the Circus” which will be d for the first time in this city y evening, was: well received Valley last night. The comsaid to be an excellent one pecial scenery carried by them tly to the production. Homer It is at the head of the organwhich fect alone is enough to pe it. Ohet Sears, thé funny keeps the audience laughing to finish and--it is worth the admission to seé him alone. jes are 25, 35 and 50 cents. A Traitor. in Francisco Chronicle is bold to say: ‘‘We believe that if nominated for Governor Republicans will vote for the atic nominee to elect him by a hajority.” The utterance of Opinion as this by a Republispaper of the prominence of onicle calls for very serious ation by the members of the large. siness Locals. e insurance see T. B, Gray. erriesat--ten-cents -per quart irney’s. jl9-tf meat in bulk at 15 cents per Scaddén’s, a6it oicest brands of whisky and n be found at W. J. BRrtLaNnp’s ‘Chambers, Try them. tfind is now selling his famous five cents a loaf at the Popuy. Try itand you will always nov6-tf ; want a good, cool dr nk of hig! Fons, in town—drop in Vm. Barry. m7-tf oyster cock-tails can be proCouncil e27tt t half and half can be found. vouncil Chambers, corner of t Billy Britland’s 8, on Broad street bd Pine Sts. Sots per glass. i hot lunch will be served ght at William Harry's saloon, 4ne and Spring street. Cool choice wines, liquors and ways on hand. jall tf *ee kjaw From Cobwebs. bers of the “Hay Fever AsF Would use Dr, King’s New y for Consumption, the club to pieces for it always cures dy,and Asthma, the kind that he doctors-it wholly drives Thousands of onceufferers from Consumption, &, Bronehitis owe their lives th to it. It conquers Grip Hie ones from Croup and B Cough and is: positively d for all Throat and Lung /system. Bee, gl. Vinten’s. 2 Ed Baker and} Tompkins are the captains of CHT DT : Last Night's Gathering at Mr.and Mrs, Charles Grissel’s Home, One of the most enjoyable whist parties ever held in this city was given last night in honor of Mr, and Mrs. Fred Zeitler at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Grissel on Nevada street. Progressive whist was played and nine tables were occupied, The rooms were beautifully decorated with chrysanthemums, roseé, carnations and ferns. Mrs. Wm. Giffin and W. D. Vinton won the first prize; Mrs. J. M. Hadley and G. J. Reetor, the second, and the “beoby prize” fell to Mrs. Belle Douglass and J. M. Hadley. ' At the conclusion of the game choice refreshments were served, and the object of the gathering was discussed in pleasing terms, Hon. E. M. Preston made some very appropriate remarks in praise of the special guests of the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler. Mr. Preston said among other things that they have been good entertainers in the past and it was, indeed; Sitting that a special token of esteem be extended to them. In regard to Mr. Zeitler, the speaker said that too much praise could not be given him. He took charge of the Champion about. fifteen years ago and through his untiring efforts he succeeded in placing it in the front rank, Teday the Ohampion group of mines are recognized in this State for their great prosperity. Aside from’ this, Mr. Zeitler has ever and anon been alive tothe welfare of Nevada Oity and its surroundings. Whenever the occasion presented itself he responded in a substantial and telliag manuer. The people of Nevada City greatly appreciate these commendable efforts, and will always hold Mr, Zeitler in the highest of esteem. Mr, Zeitler feelingly responded. He said that when he first visited this place he took a liking to Nevada City and its people. He went on to say that he has large interests in this county and he does not-intend to leave them for good. Other business affairs will require his attention away fora menth or six weeks, but he intends to return and spend most of his time in this city. After other short speeches cheers were given with a hearty will for Mr. and Mrs, Zeitler. Singing then followed, after which dancing was announced. The merry makers did not disperse until 2:80 o’cfock this morning, when they unanimously voted Mr. and Mrs. Oharles Griesel charming entertainers. Property Assessed Counoi Buurrs, Is., March 5.—Oity Assessor Everest has included in his assessment roll the property of the Portland Mining Company, whose headquarters are in this city, but whose property holdings are in Oclorado. The Iowa Code makes a provis-. ion’ for taxing corporations baving their principal place of business in the State. A lawsuit will probably follow. For Sale Cheap. House and lot near Wasbington schoolhouse, adjoining property of Fred Searls. Large lot pleasantly situated, House plumbed and conneted with city sewer ; also wired for electricity. For particulars enquire of A. Hartung. f 25-1 m Tax Payers Take Notice The Second Installment of State and County Taxes for A. D. 1901 is now due, and will become delinquent on the last Monday of April, A. D. 1902, at 6 o’clock p. m., and if net paid ‘prior thereto a penalty of 5 per cent. is added by Statate, and the Tax Collector has no authority to make any changes, nor to evade the law. ‘\ PLEASE PAY BARLY AND AYOID THE RUSH OF THE LAST TWO OR THREE WEEKS. J. J, JACKSON, m3 Tax Collector. Tegler’s Easter Display Will be a revolution. It will surprise see our grand showing Easter novelties. CHAS. BE: TEGLER eral body .of workmen will be rein; urehase until you an. eee oF of up-to-date Is Over. San Francisco, March 5.—After continuing for ninejand. a half months, the strike of the ironworkers of this city, inaugurated on May 20th of. last year, to enforce a demand for a nine-hour day, came to a formal end today. Twothirds of the unions composing the Tron Trades Council have acted upon a recommendation made by that body last night advising that the strike be prosecuted no longer, and have voted to allow their members to return to their places at the forges and on the ships at the Union and Risdon Iren Works, the Dow Pump Works and other shipbuilding and machine yards. The strike which thus reaches a termination has-been the most prolonged and one of the most bitterly contested struggles in the industrial history of San Francisco. Efforts have been made by various labor leaders, conciliation committees and merchants to bring about an agreement between the union’ men and their former employers, but without avail, It appeared that the contest would-be interminable. Several times. it seemed that the men were about to break away, but they were held in line. It was. not until the National Civic Federation took the matter up that success was attained in effecting a settlement. The result was that -all the affiliated unions on strike were’ ealled together last night. The Iron Trades Council held a meeting early in the evening and decided to recommend to the unions to return to work. The proposition was generally discussed and several unions decided to press the strike no longer. Others have acted today. Men have been applying at the big fron works for positions today and many will be taken back to work at once, It is understood that the Scetts and the Risdon manegement have not pledged themselves to take back all their old employees, but that the genstated as rapidly as conditions will permit. To Taxpayers. The second installment of State and Oounty Taxes is now due, and taxpayers should attend to this matter without delay. The taxes will become delinquent en the 28th of April at 6 o'clock p. m. Five per cent. will be added on all unpaid texes after that time. Read Oounty Collector Jackson’s advertisement in this evening’s TRANSORIPT. Can’t Keep it Secret. The splendid work of Dr. King’s New Life Pills is daily coming to light. No such grand remedy for Liver and Bewel troubles was ever known before. Thousands bless them for curing Constipation, Sick Headache, Biliousness, Jaundice and indiges'ion. Try them. 25c at Vinton’s drug store, 6 ee Says He Was Tortured. “T suffered such pain from corns I could hardly walk,” writes H. Robineon. Hillsborough, Ills., “but Bucklen’s Arnica Salve completely cured them.” Acts like magic on sprains, bruises, cuts, sores, scalds, burns, boils, uleers. Perfect healer of skin diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed

by W. D. Vinton for 25c. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros , Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jam» in the market. fe21-tf Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says-in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough. is properly treated, the first step in the direction: of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 50c. For sale by H. Dicker an sole agent. —— as . Hevada County Undertaking Co, Jos. Eustis, Manager — @-———_Finest Funera! Furnishings. Floral Designs at short notice. Geo, A. Gray Funeral Director and Embalmer. Giles’ Building, Broad Street Phone, 361. Night, 863. sale on reasonable terms. Commercial Street, Nevada Gity The Great Sirthe . . Word Received Here Last Evening Con-. cerning It, It was learned here by telephone last evening that another destructive wind storm was raging throughont the Sacramento and Sen Joaquin valleys, extending below San Franciceco in ite course. The message stated that it was thought in the lower sections that the increasing storm would even exceed the “big blow” of last Saturday night. The storm came from the southeast suddenly, and late in the afternoon it was central off the coast of Oregon. The officials at the San Francisco Bureau report that the storm developed with unexpected suddenness, j Last night the wind blew a little in} this vicinity, and towards morning the rain turned to snow, covering the ground to the extent of about three inches. At Quaker Hill three inches fell, and at the Summit two feet were reported, making a depth of fourteen feet.at the latter place. Up to nine o’clock this morning the Tain gauge showed that the precipitation Bince our last report was .90 of ap inch. This gives 2:74 inches since the first of the month, and foots up 45.21 inches for the season, Died al Downievili. James Spellenberg, who had been in business at Downieville’ for several years, died there suddenly last Monday. He was a highly respected resident of that place, and his demise is greatly regretted. Stops the Cough and W orks Oft the Cold Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No Oure, No Pay Price 25 cents. Along; sweet smoke, Thomias Pain Cigars, for sale at Rector Bros. 2c Headache Saps Your. Vitality And wrecks the brain, One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 25c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. tf. Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, matton and veal on _ t all times. : me The Population of Nevada City Is about 6000, and we would say at least one-half are troubled with some affection of the throat and lungs, as those complaints are, according to statistics, more numerous than apy others. We would advise all rot to neglect the opportunity to call on’ their draggist and get a bottle of Kemps Balsam for the throat and lungs. Price 25c and 50c. Trial size free. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. PILE tion With which I was entcsed tor twenty rs. Iran across your CASCARETS in the see Newell, Is., and never found anything eset Haver Bisten Weakscs or Gripe, Wein, ho ee CURE CONSTIPATION. .. Oterttag Remedy Company, Chleage, Montreal, Hew York. 818 FULL ’ Phone Main 551. . THIS IS THE “STAR CREAMERY Used by the Palace Hotel Grill and Bohemian Club of San Francisco. This stamps it as the best. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY ; Gro. C. GAYLORD © SON, WEIGHT CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE Broad Street, Nevada City, Cal: traffic has been resumed in all directions on the Ilnes of the Southern Pacific Company. Knights Landing, which had been isolated for several days on account of the high ‘water, got way this morning. Denver. OCel., March 5—A special from Ouray says: George Duvall, agent of the Colorado Telephone Company at Silverton, and Marion Bell, a lineman, were at Ironton on Sunday, and left Silverton the same day. They have not been heard from since, and it TWO POUNDS Prompt Free Delivery Service — — = — copeiaacnoes SacrkaMEnto, March 5—Railroad. Norrerx, Va., March 5—A mob of 600 strike sympathizers yeeterday held the streete, on which the main line of the Norfolk Railway Company’s cars run, and the police were unable to cope Bad Man Killed. Osweeo, Kan., Mareh 5—At a siding near Oswego this morning James W. Dryden shot and killed a highwayman who had robbed him and his brother of $200, and marched a second robber before him tothe Police Station. Three May Have Perished with it from noon until dark, when the a train last night. A telephone mes-. care, which were guarded by detachsage from Walnut Groves states that a portion of levee protecting Brannan Island along Jacksen Slough, gave meats of military, and had ran with difficulty all day, were housed in the barns. Cars were repeatedly derailed, wagonloads of stores were piled on the tracks, and free fights between the military guerds and the crowd occurred at frequent intervals. Eight companies of militia are on guard, Out On a Sirike. Sr. Louis, March 5—As the result of 8 cut in wages between three and four hundred trunk and bag workers, all is feared they have perished in a slide. Two feet of snow fell last night at the Camp Bird mine, and ten inches in this city. . Used Dynamite. Co.tumsus, O., March 5—Safe blowersearly early today dynamited the Post Office safe at Westerville and made away with $1200 worth of stamps and several hundred dollars in money. No clue. men, employed in the four leading factories in St. Louis, are out-ona strike. The men assert that the cut in wages, raging from 5 cents to $8, according to the work, is an attempt by the Association to disrupt the Union. For the best of everything in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger ER A fine quality of whiskey is like a fine quality of anything else. . It costs a little more, but nothing is too good for us Americans. Insist on having “‘Jesse Moore” whiskey. Taylor’s Tea and Coffee Store Has been removed to the building formerly occupied by the County Treasurer on Broad Street Brain-Food Nonsense. Another ridiculous food fad has been branded by the most competent authorities. They have dispelled““the silly notion tbat one kind of food is needed for brain, another for muscles, and still another for bones. A correct diet will not only nourish a particular part of the body, but it will. sustain every other part. Yet, however good your food may be, its nutriment is destroyed by indigestion or dyspepsia. You must prepare for their tes = ia or prevent their coming by taking regular doses-uf Green’s August Flower, the favorite medicine of the healthy millions. A few doses aids digestion, stimalates the liver to healthy action, parifiles the blood, and makes you feel buoyant and vigorous. You can get Dr. G. G. Green’s reliable remedies at all druggists. Get Green’s Special Almanac. P ag Self control, steady nerves and Gilt Edge whiekey are the best of friends. . Try it. C — FF SS SS StS SS Fi SS SS SS Fine ConrEcTIONERv.. Made by en artist’s hand in the concoction of the choicest Chocolates, Nut Oandies. Nougats, Cream Drops and Caramels, will be found fresh, delicious and wholesome in our store at all times. RREKKKRKKKK ) Newada City. Se SD 2! 18 Commereial Street -WO-TO-BAG fic. t5°SUMEE ovat Mani . ee tis I make PPhotographs. A . ° MOORE — and make them in a first-class manner. 1 also frame them when 80 ordered. I make frames of _ aill kinds. UNDER «7 LWNBERY H. & F. L. Cooper Have at their yard on Piety Hill a good quantity of Lumber for Building, Mill and Bridge purposes which they offer for <= Sawmill near: Quaker Hill = It’s a small Ham—about two to five pounds and the price is 15 cents per pound. Just the thing to boil. Westphalia tf Sweet Dotatoe Chas. E. Mulloy, Grocer iM We have inaugurated ‘a Big Olearanee Sale st our store and . will clear our shelves of all Winter . Those who are { looking for Bargains in Millinery and Dry Goods should not miss this sale. We-have a splendid Spring stock on the way § and must have room for it. Everything has been aauaed b.3.2L. FE Crawrord tam sieet: : Another lot of those extra nice, firm, fresh Merced Sweets have just arrived. Per pound, 3 cents. A a “Allee Boas { men had come upon the Drydens unawares in a box car, while they were asleep, and robbed-them. Jamés Dryden seized one of the robbers and after choking ,him into submission, seeured his revolver and shot and killed him. A second man, who gives his name as George Gray, submitted to arrest, The third escaped. It makes you feel good but it does whiskey. ipyieweee To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. : 25c. not make a fool of you—the Gilt Edge i SATTROR. Oe A good supply of the New Crop English Saffron Just Received NUTT Vinton s Drug Store SNELL © Cor. Broad and* Pine He recetved today a Car load of Beautiful.. Spring Goods and Spring Skirts. /t ts a fine lot and we want the Our Spring Goods Are Arriving ladies of Nevada City to call . and see themand get our prices, ww ut Our line of Embroideries is the handsomest in town, FLEMING. Streets, Nevada City. Dried Fruit ¥ AVY: 2) at Jackson's Fancy Dried Apples, 2 Fancy Dried Apricots, Fancy Dried Plums, 3 Peeled Dried Peacher, Best Prunes, 10 pound TAAL ALG pounds for 25 cents 15 cents a pound Fancy Dried Peaches, 10 cents a-pound Fancy Dried Figs, 3 pounds for 25 cents pounds for 25 cents 2 pounds for 35 cents s for 75 cents 7 eet any ae . Ohe Bee Flwe -Groeery, }— J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. There Are None Better Qur repute line of Ranges. a Whieh is Guaranteed Reasonable in Price. Universal and Gem ‘fll not permit us to carry inferior Goods, ur Gomplete stouk of. . © Dyke Enamel Ware to §{Chip or Peel} Off. Handsome, {Durable and dwawe> 0a itr Sel anges May oe] pe PAS 2H . Examine our Geo. BR. 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