March 7, 1903 (4 pages)

eemmesseniaibdiienmtnaenateesesnarate ee C1 ¥RED.E. BROWN, ~ Oourt must file ite findings of facts and conclusions of the law as in other ' thing will stick. If an appeal is taken from the interlocutory jadgment, the Court, and which has continued for the last twenty years, a divorce case on _ Sppeatis not likely to be reached for final disposition for a number of years— _ party. It will be seen that married couples who disagree and go to law fors notice that you may have to endure it a long \ime.—Record Union, _ ye . ERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Veer . By Carrier, ~ 92 1<2¢ Por Week os ane aan eee — — . eee * baeake evecese-s. March 7, 1903 7 REVOLUTION in the divorce business sets in in sixty days to take A place, as the Governor hes signed the bill that will make radical changes in the law and patthe “Gretna Green” of vur sicter States Nevada, out of business. Our good friends in Reno cau now hang their harps upon the willows and sit them down beside the pellusid Truckee and mourn for what they have lost. The new law requires that in any divorce onee the cases. If it determines that a decree of divorce shall not be granted, final judgment must be entered, If it is held that a decree should be granted an loterlocutory judgment mast be entered declaring that the parties are entitled toa divorce, r ae ~Itis provided that an appeal may be taken within six monthsafter that entry, bat when a yeer has expired the Court may enter final jadgment—if no appeal is pending—granting the divorce and permitting either party to marry again, So It will be seen that even after the Court bas decided that the party ‘Is entitled toa divorce, he or she cannot know for six months whether the final judgment shall not be entered until the appeal is disposed of, and not even then after the motion for a new trial hag Ween granted or thajadgment reserved. Now, it ie notorious that with the present pressure upon. the Supreme any sherwd lawyer can keep it in the court three or four years or more, and all thie while the plaintiff in action will be hanging by the tent hooks of hope and fear. " It fe algo provided in this bill that the death of either party after the entry of the interlocatory judgment eball not impair the power of the Court to enter final judgmehts as before referrei to, but each entry shall not validate any “marriage contracted by either party before the entry of such fiual judgment nor constitute any defense to any criminal prosecutions made against the severance of the bonds of matrimony will have a hard row to hoe in'this glorious climate of Oalifornis; and more than that, they will have from one to three.or four years in which to cool theie heele before again putting on the ® matrimonial yoke. Ladies and gentlemen, when you marry hereafter, take “The New Monitor “Nevada” \ Ld rag RRS Z > —-_ \] r) The new United States monitor Nevada has been placed in commission at the Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Commander T. B. Howard has taken charge of the new ship. The Nevada will remain in port at Portemouth for abont three weeks, when she will become attached to the coast defense division of the North Atlantic Squadron. Local Briefs. ~Lald to Rest. The funeral of the late Mre. Mary ey =; ES = 8 a Ie MA) SELES Jenova Brown, wife of N. P. Brown. _ @ Dative of Mars will _ day tench, by the wheels of the coach striking q-siump, Seven passengers were in the vehicle, but only three of them were hart in any way and the The North Bloomfield stage was upset yesterday, at a point near the Hall Coan of Oak Valley took place yes'erday at North San Juan. The eervices were held at the res‘dence of her daughter, Mre. James Bradbury, and were condacted by Rev. Father Heing of injuries were of a mivor nature. The sccident occurred on the down trip. Lost—a gold cuff buton, with opal setting. Finder will be rewarded by Smartsville. The palibearers were J. Gilbert, Charles Sooy. John Trood, J, T. Hall, Jobn German Sr, and William Walker. returning it to the Transonirr oltice. Finest Funeral Furvishtnvgs. gs Floral Designs GEO. A. GRAY, » ] _ Punera! Direetor aod Embalmer. » hone 361 Giles’ Kidg, Broad St. Nig + =r ~ DIED. At Nevada City, March. 5. 1908, Mre. lend, aged 68 yeare, 4. mouths and 24 daye, * : The tuners of Mrs. Jannetta Brown Anke mes. from ee nerd keg Broad @ atl o' uD sty at Short Noth -the horses at the district fairs, O. BH. Miles, better known as “Cire cas Jack,” died in the county boepital at Sacremento last Thureday of consumption. Deceased resided in Grass Valley at one time and drove some of it Saved His Leg. P. A. Depforth of La Grange, Ga., suffered for six months with a frightful rdnping sore on bis leg; but writes thet Backien’s Arnica Ssive . wholly cured it in five dass, For Uicers, world. Cure guaranteed. Only Report to President of the Company: From 1878 to 1888. v hn As the standing of the Muarchie mine quired into more closely, the mote Capitalists become convinced that it will be a safe investment. Judging from the past record of this property, it fea: foregone conclusion that witb the improved methods of mining and milling, the Marcbie will again come te, the front as a bullion producer. General Manager Campbell is rushing thiogs at the mine, getting the water out.ot the shaft, cleaning out and re. timbering the old drifts, and putting the 8-stamp mill in good condition preparatory to inaugurating work on an extensive scale, The. following report in relation tothe mine when last worked will prove of interest to the public: . Auguet. 14th, 1883. Mr, A. Soider, President Murebie Gold [> 8nd Silver“ MiatogCompany, San Francisco, Oal.: Dear Sir—As per yuur request, I have the honor.to herewith submit the following data relating to the sitnation, extent, Dataral resources and mineral wealtn of the Marchie G, & S. Mg. Co.’s property. Leaving Nevads City, a place of 6000 inhabitants, you proceed ina northeasterly direction, and after a drive of 15 minutes over a good road, arrive on the Murchie Oo.’ property, which comprises a tract of four buodred and fifty acres; secured by U. 8S. Patent, -including . mine distinct ledges, namely, Big Biue,. Side Tie, dependent, Red, White snd Biue, Time Star; Alice Bell, Ina dian Hill, Wide West, Drain Tuonel, aud also a large rich gravel mine of a half mile extent, First in importance is the Big Blue Lade, over which we have a large hoisting works, 100x40 feet. containing @ substantial plant for pumping witb un automatic cat off, 12x80 engine capable of pumping 1000 feet; also a first-claes double hoisting gear, with two 1000 foot steel ropes, and 9 12x24 link eugive, with an 8 foot gear and two 7 foot drame, with @ preseut capacity of hoisting 200 tons in 24 hours. Adjoining the building is a 80x48 foot bviler douse, coutaiaing three 4x16 tubuler boilers, and alsoa blacksmith shop 20x30 foot fully equipped and outside iethe wood and yards favorably situated. From said hoisting works a shaft has been sunk, with three compurtments, namely the pump conipartment, 6x5 feet, ia which are four pamps workiug, one four inch lift at 700, one 6 inch planger at 660, one 8 inon pluuger at 500, and one 10 ~} ineb piuoger at 400 pumping to drain taonel; also the sinking compartment, 5x5 feet, and the cage compartment, 5x5 feet, making total size of shaft, 5x16 feet in the cleas, well timbered, with 10x12 timbeis. ’ zs At present the shaft hae reached a depth of 705 feet, showing in bottom a 4 foot ledge of low grade ore, The 700 east drift bas been driven 40 feet on ledge averaging 2} feet wide of low grade ore. The 700 oot west drift has been extended 170 feet through good ground. ‘The ledge averages 6 feet of low grade ore, At 120 feet west of thie shaft we connected this level wi.b the 600-weet drift by a winze 6x5 feot, which shows io both ende a ledge 5 feet wide of fair ore, which we are now atoping. The 600 level has been ran east 160 feet on ledge averaging 34 feet wide of good ore, which has been stoped outtothe 500 level, leaving a ledge in the breast 8 feet wide, which we are vow stoping. The 600 west is extended 170 feet through ledge averaging 4 feet wide of good ore, and we are still drifting abead to. cut the Homestead chute, which is our richest ore body, Ia the back'of thie drift we are stoping in good ground a ledge 18 inches wide of good ore. The 500 east drift is in 800 feet. The first 250 feet showed a ledge averaging 4 feet wide of very good ore, which hes been stcped out up to the 400 level, leaving a ledge in breast of stépes 4: feet wide. ‘The 500 west drift hae been driven 430 feet threngh ledge and ledge matter, and at 870 feet trom ebaft connected with the 400 west drift by a winge, 6x4 feet, which shows in both ends a ledge 18 inches of very good ore, and the stopes in the back of this drift, on each end of wivzs, sbow a -imilar ledge of flae cre. \ ee.’ (This report continued next week.) it ee Piles, it’s the best suive in Bota, Bold by W. D. Vinton, dragcome #, yrange se vegies enn cuchtgsetirne + ~efetirpreetne yeerice seven nei meat line send your orders to Naffziger, 88a promising property 1s being in-. ' i People. GO. F, Ross is here from Sacramento. Mre, W. H. Kirkbriie, who has been visiting st the home of her parente, Rev, J, and Mrs. Sims, returned to her home st Sacramento this morning. ©. M. Barton is here from Suacramento, =. x A. Arthur Spring of Rechart, Ind, isin town. — : C.J, Schuster is down from Grizzly Ridge. — row morning from Sacramento to attend the faneral of his aunt, the late Mrs. N.\P. Brown. Mre. W.G. Hampton and children left thie morning for Susanville, Oregon, where they will reside, Mrs. T. Bennetts and family left yesterday morning jor San Francisco to visit, O. L. Miller and two sons, Lester and Addison, son-in-law and grandsons, respectively, of the late Mrs. N. P. Brow, dre here from North Sao Juan to attend the funeral, which takes place tomorrow afternoon. ~ Mies” Marcella Brown arrived here last evening from Sacramento to attend the funeral of her grandmother, the lute Mrs. N. P. Brown, : Stephen Walsh and wife left today for Sierra county, after a” visit’ with Mr. Waish’s parents at M: ores Flat. E, Poage and son of Graniteville went to San Francisco today, whence where they are under an eighteen months’ contract with a mining company. Mrs. Mark Shaver and son, Morton;, are ill at their home on Pine street, Q. W. Leiter arrived bere last evening from Say Francisco to visit bis brother, 8, Leé Leiter, and wife. _ Thomas Scidden leaves next week for Tonopah, Nevada, where he has secured a position in one of the mines. Thomas Peard Sr., who-went to San Francises some timeago for the bene: fit of bis health, ts said to be qui e iii rat that pluses oro Max Isoard returned last evening from a visit to bis wife and child at San Francieco. “The baby, who tas been sick, is now much better, J.T. Nionie, who has been holding a boseship uoder Elijah Hampton at the Oneida mine, Amedor county, hae resigned that position. He returned to this city Thursday to remain, For the best of every thing in tne} Miss Mattie Meek arrived here today from Oamptonville, en route to San Francisco. ‘ J. Appleton, who bas been installing eome machinery at the St. Gothad mine, returned to Sacramento today, Low Rate Tickets to California will be sold antil Jane 80ch, allowiag five days stop over at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, ete., $30; Chicago, etc., $38. Money deposited "with the Southern Pacitie Compavy’s agent st Colfax will secure tickete from any eastern paint. tf CAJEPUT LOTION —— Anew discovery —— [or Chapped Hands @ QB Tie, 50, : $l bottle TT VINTON’S, PHARMACY Grove Deal will arrive here tomor. they sail next Wednesday for Corea, California just before noon today, Ah dollars from the bank and placed eight in the sack he found it. gone. There is Funeral Today. . The faneral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Aitken, the aged Indy, took place from the residence of Mrs. James Monro this afternoon, and was attended by many fiietids as a mark of respect to the decesred whom they had enown for so mariy years. Three Cases. Health Olficer Jones went up this morning to North Bloomfield to look {oto the smallpox cases at that place and n-te the condition of the afflicted ones. He reports thet there are only three cases now existing, but they are of a virulent charse er, rhe homes of the patients have been strictly quarantined and it is thought tbat the farther spread of the disease has been Nevada 7 Theatre. SNYDER’& DUNLAP, Managers. YUSC A LOT OF YOLLY. FUN. MORDAY EVERING, WARCH 9 “SP 300880 <a The best of Swedish Dialect Comedians BEN HENDRICKS And an:Exoellent Compan of Pligereuolu ting the Famous Original SWE ISH LADIES QUARTETTE-+ Direct. from. Stockholm, Sweden, Io the Time Tried and Ever Popular Comedy Drama, OLE OLSON Filled tothe brim with Roaring Comedy Scenes Touches of Heart Interest . Brilliant Spectacies ! famous songs. \ Come Here and Learn Why so many neople make their headqaarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER Proprietor DO YOU PLAY POOL? . One of the finest tables. in town ar this place, Also good liqnore und Cigsrs. CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs, Broad street, Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases f of the EYE, BAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Ma‘aal Ssvings Bavk Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market street, ‘a San Francisco. ibe IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our: business, Tout’s why eo many. people huve their SAN FRANCISCO, Maron 7—A bold robbery occurred at the Bank of he counted the otber two hundred. “When be started to put the second amount {men as “di ectore” several of the over&@ Hear HENDRICKS <ing bis iB Hop, a Chinaman, drew one thousand bundred in a sick in his, pocket while no cléew to the thief Wildcat Banking. The Baltetin of Thureday, in commenting on the acramble to secure havuk charters from the Secretary of State before @ new banking law oan be enacted states that: “Under the opinion of the Attorney-General, the Sevretury of Sta'e must Issue certificates. . At noon there were thirty-five applica’ tions before Secretary Onrry, and he expected to bave at least fifty by night. Io their rush to secure responsible night entries inthe banking business today offered money to well-known men in return for the use of their names,” Tbe organ‘zing and operation. of banks of small cupital in the larger Cities of the State and the effort to evade necesssary and wholesome regulations for the Protection of depositform, It might prove a sericus menace to the credit of banks that are now in operation if the new incorporations were allowed to do a banking business the restraint of wholésome and necesary regulation. ‘ There is little probability, however, that the new incorporations that are vow being organized to evade tbe restrictions of the former law will be able to operate banks under the char. ters that are. now being -issued. ‘The new Board of Bank Commissioners ‘hat is soon to be appointed will doubtlers adopt such regulations gov: erning the issuance license to do a banking basiness as will effoct nally. prevent the opening of any new banks antil. they. are ‘properly aupitaliged. The g-eat rash for bavk charters underthe present conditions only goeg to prove the importance and wisdom of ‘be appolo'ment of a Board of Bink Commiss oners whose daty it is to require all baoks to conform to those laws and regulations that are neces. sary for legitimate and co: servative bauk:, BEST FOR THE BOWELS to lar, healthy m of If you haven regular, iy gre the di 4 ou’re ill or wil! ey, lay, ¥ ih if. CANDY CATHARTIO _EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatahle, Potent, Taste Good De ver Sicken, Weak ie Ori ani 30 oer font ‘Write tor tree Gaaele "aaa bvomies BEMRDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW re “ KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN MUSIC Taught by Mail : P of A. W. Trobody Inetruetor in-one of the largest . servatories of music in San Fraueleco, Will give a twelve-weeks’ courae (one lesson week'y) for pclae will senda Fine Gurra MaNpoLin or Bango, beautifully tuished . and good quality % Aa —% a twelvewer eourse ‘or ®@ lesso ar easy and in’eresting anyone can learn. ae ". Goroner went to the scene and found the opportunity to secare reserved drews Bros. store on Monday afternoon and evening next, ora is wild cat banking in its .worgt. . with inadequate capital and without! Electro-Dental Parlors 4; Are Located Here Permanently tonsorial work done here. Strings for Guitar 15 ets each; fc. per set per set, SHAVING, 15 CENTS, ffs in na prog te TOMMY MOORE'S TONSORIAL PROF. A. W. TRUBODY, PARLORS. 1223 « Bush S:reet San Francisco per received a telephone Thuradey saying thet the body of a man bedbeen found near Cold Springs. The the body in a little ravine. “Haodreds of footprints eculd be seen at the place as: well as fovtprints ora person leaving. It is thought a straggie took place before the unfortunste man was killed. His face was crushed in'a borrible manner. About thirty feet from where the body lay Coroner Updike picked up a constitution aod by-laws of the Laundry Workere’} Union, No. 75, of Sacramento,ceased was abou: 48 yeare of age, five feet, eight inches bigh and weighed about 160 poutide.” Liquid Air Leeture. The peop’e of Grasse Valley will have senta for the interesting lec'ure on the above snt ject to be given at the Nev da City Theatre on the 16th inst. A plan of the building will be at AnAn old-fashioned todds—either hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whisky. A little suger, a little water, then the pure staf— “Jesse Moore” Whisky. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bonght Bears the @iguatare of The Reno Journal says: ‘The Coro . ac'ers.” Obrictian usual boar, 8a mae aa invited to these re Trinity ctureh tomorrow’ wii. follows: Morning prayer, site munion and sermon, 11 o'ciccs: day school and bibte class, 13:3), evening praser, termon ani pes tial office, 7:39 o’olock., Wedneas Eventing prayer, litany and penit preyer, li'uny and addon, . “I owe my whole life to Blood Bitters, Sororutous cores g ered my whole. body. I seemeq yond cure. B B.B. bas mado y perfectly well woman.”—Mre, Gy, Hutton, Berville, Mich, ‘A dose ip time saves lig” Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup; naty remedy for coughs, colds, pulmop SPRING GINGHAM _ 10 CENTS PER YARD. Second Shi pment of A. F. C. Ging Just arrived and we afe showing them inone of our large windows. FANOY STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Come early and get: firat choice. The best gingham made forthe price, 10c yd. Respectfully, Maher & @# WRIIE FOR SAMPLES, HARDWARE Gl fe Soi Your Datong We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies ~ Paints, Oils & Varnish House Furnishing Goods Crockery Tinware, Etc. Turner & Hadley Co. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. assware Pine St. eo DR. R. E. SMITE [FINE GROCERIES These parlors area branch of the Electro-Dental Parl ~ established nearly tourae years ago. One of t best yuipped Dental O on the On Sacramento, aod . and you willfind wi 1 stsolutely firstslues wee OT RIOAL Sud other. conveniences tor doing es us doing All work guaranteed #t One.haif the regular prices charged by other ; the same co mis eS aan ec . right here every day. ~ . PLATE full Unper or Lo $19 09 GOLD eiLLinas is os -.82.00 Up ae in and get some of our . BRIDGE. WOKK, per tooth.) $ $3 atiren eis 0 lp a 7 always welcome. _ PAINLESS EXTRAGTION, 50 CENTS. snsesnmsutinsuhiaiienanssenn OM" No ocerge tor Extracting when pistes are ordered, ENTERS yee m-somlc Gullding, up Stairg, Pigs Strest, Neveds City . Z Co. , @ At the lowest possible notch. 9 We “ have always been known ‘as giving unusual values, : utrayal of Denotes @ Th an of Ability — . ee . dricks, who brings” Theater next Monda} ipt avd artistic port rail Swedich imam gente in the lumber camps < pd Minnesota, and g of the Dako‘as, bre varied stage experie: js yet young in years. alo, his ome, the fev him, and ‘ Evangellot of famous careers, 8 ravce on the, thespie haps, "grass ma's;” ‘ and bonored compat from the “Evangelia Nat Goodwin, W.-H. ixey, Richard Golden, e, George 8S. Konigh' 7 others lent ther tal usold “he‘fer «x'rave a Madrigal Boy in se] + Mr, Hendricks m: y agan actors and he . attention of the Meech the managers of the A {o Batfalo, and was . as “etock boy” for “epptaring”* at veriou n, Barrett, Jefferson, xley and others. L gases in the cast 3.” “Too mach Johns lion produc'ion of w vith William Gille ber plays. An apt sto avd racial characteris e « name in dialec ly tarned hig atrentio sof the hye Gus> Ae comedy. He has ste ish play of disti:o! produced tn this Olson”. he found th bis work, whichis a med) aud pa hoe, aw b but ready “Ole” ths Wik, oo rte rhe BACoUGH IN ON ‘Adams’ Irish Mose Cough B bed by the best. pt bs, Colds, Hoarsene: ad all throat and lung’ At all druggists, desire ; Ine hot mix Wm. Harry at the Olc Pine atzeet, quality of whisky . lity of anything else. More, bat vothing js t Amerioins. Ino-igt ox 00re” Whisky,~ Tregedy Averted. {n the nick of time « saved” writes Mr. 4} t Pleasant City, Onio, bad played sad havoc . terrible cough set in treated him, bat ryday. At leng’h ing’s New Discovery { in, and our darling wa W souod, and well,” ht to know, it’s-the . ) Colds and all I Guaranteed by W. D : Price 500. und $1! tee, : Oo FAM Y CARES laformation May ue to Many aM In Nevada City. there is added to t rable from the r in that uffliction of wes 38 8nd wuxilisry or; Fe lot is far from « hi ition can be quick!s olutely cared by th Kidney Pills. Whe: the mother’s burden and her home happier Milbacn, of Upper ¢ Saya: “A cage o tfol over the acti ®oretions at night w %Y notice some time ferlous and despite @ to stop it it cor It waa noticed th ls were guarantee: ewbarrassing and Condition in ehildre of the treatment was . ls ~ obtained -at cannot i Weakness has Rec to say the child is . t the help given ow More than prog 8 a8 lepresent be of wateia: tela rdians of ebildren w With thie vofortunate . 60 cents a box by “Milborn Go,, E “aed the Unite nn name—D,

eemmesseniaibdiienmtnaenateesesnarate ee C1 ¥RED.E. BROWN, ~ Oourt must file ite findings of facts and conclusions of the law as in other ' thing will stick. If an appeal is taken from the interlocutory jadgment, the Court, and which has continued for the last twenty years, a divorce case on _ Sppeatis not likely to be reached for final disposition for a number of years— _ party. It will be seen that married couples who disagree and go to law fors notice that you may have to endure it a long \ime.—Record Union, _ ye . ERMS OF SUBSORIPTION $6 Por Veer . By Carrier, ~ 92 1<2¢ Por Week os ane aan eee — — . eee * baeake evecese-s. March 7, 1903 7 REVOLUTION in the divorce business sets in in sixty days to take A place, as the Governor hes signed the bill that will make radical changes in the law and patthe “Gretna Green” of vur sicter States Nevada, out of business. Our good friends in Reno cau now hang their harps upon the willows and sit them down beside the pellusid Truckee and mourn for what they have lost. The new law requires that in any divorce onee the cases. If it determines that a decree of divorce shall not be granted, final judgment must be entered, If it is held that a decree should be granted an loterlocutory judgment mast be entered declaring that the parties are entitled toa divorce, r ae ~Itis provided that an appeal may be taken within six monthsafter that entry, bat when a yeer has expired the Court may enter final jadgment—if no appeal is pending—granting the divorce and permitting either party to marry again, So It will be seen that even after the Court bas decided that the party ‘Is entitled toa divorce, he or she cannot know for six months whether the final judgment shall not be entered until the appeal is disposed of, and not even then after the motion for a new trial hag Ween granted or thajadgment reserved. Now, it ie notorious that with the present pressure upon. the Supreme any sherwd lawyer can keep it in the court three or four years or more, and all thie while the plaintiff in action will be hanging by the tent hooks of hope and fear. " It fe algo provided in this bill that the death of either party after the entry of the interlocatory judgment eball not impair the power of the Court to enter final judgmehts as before referrei to, but each entry shall not validate any “marriage contracted by either party before the entry of such fiual judgment nor constitute any defense to any criminal prosecutions made against the severance of the bonds of matrimony will have a hard row to hoe in'this glorious climate of Oalifornis; and more than that, they will have from one to three.or four years in which to cool theie heele before again putting on the ® matrimonial yoke. Ladies and gentlemen, when you marry hereafter, take “The New Monitor “Nevada” \ Ld rag RRS Z > —-_ \] r) The new United States monitor Nevada has been placed in commission at the Navy Yard in Portsmouth, Commander T. B. Howard has taken charge of the new ship. The Nevada will remain in port at Portemouth for abont three weeks, when she will become attached to the coast defense division of the North Atlantic Squadron. Local Briefs. ~Lald to Rest. The funeral of the late Mre. Mary ey =; ES = 8 a Ie MA) SELES Jenova Brown, wife of N. P. Brown. _ @ Dative of Mars will _ day tench, by the wheels of the coach striking q-siump, Seven passengers were in the vehicle, but only three of them were hart in any way and the The North Bloomfield stage was upset yesterday, at a point near the Hall Coan of Oak Valley took place yes'erday at North San Juan. The eervices were held at the res‘dence of her daughter, Mre. James Bradbury, and were condacted by Rev. Father Heing of injuries were of a mivor nature. The sccident occurred on the down trip. Lost—a gold cuff buton, with opal setting. Finder will be rewarded by Smartsville. The palibearers were J. Gilbert, Charles Sooy. John Trood, J, T. Hall, Jobn German Sr, and William Walker. returning it to the Transonirr oltice. Finest Funeral Furvishtnvgs. gs Floral Designs GEO. A. GRAY, » ] _ Punera! Direetor aod Embalmer. » hone 361 Giles’ Kidg, Broad St. Nig + =r ~ DIED. At Nevada City, March. 5. 1908, Mre. lend, aged 68 yeare, 4. mouths and 24 daye, * : The tuners of Mrs. Jannetta Brown Anke mes. from ee nerd keg Broad @ atl o' uD sty at Short Noth -the horses at the district fairs, O. BH. Miles, better known as “Cire cas Jack,” died in the county boepital at Sacremento last Thureday of consumption. Deceased resided in Grass Valley at one time and drove some of it Saved His Leg. P. A. Depforth of La Grange, Ga., suffered for six months with a frightful rdnping sore on bis leg; but writes thet Backien’s Arnica Ssive . wholly cured it in five dass, For Uicers, world. Cure guaranteed. Only Report to President of the Company: From 1878 to 1888. v hn As the standing of the Muarchie mine quired into more closely, the mote Capitalists become convinced that it will be a safe investment. Judging from the past record of this property, it fea: foregone conclusion that witb the improved methods of mining and milling, the Marcbie will again come te, the front as a bullion producer. General Manager Campbell is rushing thiogs at the mine, getting the water out.ot the shaft, cleaning out and re. timbering the old drifts, and putting the 8-stamp mill in good condition preparatory to inaugurating work on an extensive scale, The. following report in relation tothe mine when last worked will prove of interest to the public: . Auguet. 14th, 1883. Mr, A. Soider, President Murebie Gold [> 8nd Silver“ MiatogCompany, San Francisco, Oal.: Dear Sir—As per yuur request, I have the honor.to herewith submit the following data relating to the sitnation, extent, Dataral resources and mineral wealtn of the Marchie G, & S. Mg. Co.’s property. Leaving Nevads City, a place of 6000 inhabitants, you proceed ina northeasterly direction, and after a drive of 15 minutes over a good road, arrive on the Murchie Oo.’ property, which comprises a tract of four buodred and fifty acres; secured by U. 8S. Patent, -including . mine distinct ledges, namely, Big Biue,. Side Tie, dependent, Red, White snd Biue, Time Star; Alice Bell, Ina dian Hill, Wide West, Drain Tuonel, aud also a large rich gravel mine of a half mile extent, First in importance is the Big Blue Lade, over which we have a large hoisting works, 100x40 feet. containing @ substantial plant for pumping witb un automatic cat off, 12x80 engine capable of pumping 1000 feet; also a first-claes double hoisting gear, with two 1000 foot steel ropes, and 9 12x24 link eugive, with an 8 foot gear and two 7 foot drame, with @ preseut capacity of hoisting 200 tons in 24 hours. Adjoining the building is a 80x48 foot bviler douse, coutaiaing three 4x16 tubuler boilers, and alsoa blacksmith shop 20x30 foot fully equipped and outside iethe wood and yards favorably situated. From said hoisting works a shaft has been sunk, with three compurtments, namely the pump conipartment, 6x5 feet, ia which are four pamps workiug, one four inch lift at 700, one 6 inch planger at 660, one 8 inon pluuger at 500, and one 10 ~} ineb piuoger at 400 pumping to drain taonel; also the sinking compartment, 5x5 feet, and the cage compartment, 5x5 feet, making total size of shaft, 5x16 feet in the cleas, well timbered, with 10x12 timbeis. ’ zs At present the shaft hae reached a depth of 705 feet, showing in bottom a 4 foot ledge of low grade ore, The 700 east drift bas been driven 40 feet on ledge averaging 2} feet wide of low grade ore. The 700 oot west drift has been extended 170 feet through good ground. ‘The ledge averages 6 feet of low grade ore, At 120 feet west of thie shaft we connected this level wi.b the 600-weet drift by a winze 6x5 feot, which shows io both ende a ledge 5 feet wide of fair ore, which we are now atoping. The 600 level has been ran east 160 feet on ledge averaging 34 feet wide of good ore, which has been stoped outtothe 500 level, leaving a ledge in the breast 8 feet wide, which we are vow stoping. The 600 west is extended 170 feet through ledge averaging 4 feet wide of good ore, and we are still drifting abead to. cut the Homestead chute, which is our richest ore body, Ia the back'of thie drift we are stoping in good ground a ledge 18 inches wide of good ore. The 500 east drift is in 800 feet. The first 250 feet showed a ledge averaging 4 feet wide of very good ore, which hes been stcped out up to the 400 level, leaving a ledge in breast of stépes 4: feet wide. ‘The 500 west drift hae been driven 430 feet threngh ledge and ledge matter, and at 870 feet trom ebaft connected with the 400 west drift by a winge, 6x4 feet, which shows in both ends a ledge 18 inches of very good ore, and the stopes in the back of this drift, on each end of wivzs, sbow a -imilar ledge of flae cre. \ ee.’ (This report continued next week.) it ee Piles, it’s the best suive in Bota, Bold by W. D. Vinton, dragcome #, yrange se vegies enn cuchtgsetirne + ~efetirpreetne yeerice seven nei meat line send your orders to Naffziger, 88a promising property 1s being in-. ' i People. GO. F, Ross is here from Sacramento. Mre, W. H. Kirkbriie, who has been visiting st the home of her parente, Rev, J, and Mrs. Sims, returned to her home st Sacramento this morning. ©. M. Barton is here from Suacramento, =. x A. Arthur Spring of Rechart, Ind, isin town. — : C.J, Schuster is down from Grizzly Ridge. — row morning from Sacramento to attend the faneral of his aunt, the late Mrs. N.\P. Brown. Mre. W.G. Hampton and children left thie morning for Susanville, Oregon, where they will reside, Mrs. T. Bennetts and family left yesterday morning jor San Francisco to visit, O. L. Miller and two sons, Lester and Addison, son-in-law and grandsons, respectively, of the late Mrs. N. P. Brow, dre here from North Sao Juan to attend the funeral, which takes place tomorrow afternoon. ~ Mies” Marcella Brown arrived here last evening from Sacramento to attend the funeral of her grandmother, the lute Mrs. N. P. Brown, : Stephen Walsh and wife left today for Sierra county, after a” visit’ with Mr. Waish’s parents at M: ores Flat. E, Poage and son of Graniteville went to San Francisco today, whence where they are under an eighteen months’ contract with a mining company. Mrs. Mark Shaver and son, Morton;, are ill at their home on Pine street, Q. W. Leiter arrived bere last evening from Say Francisco to visit bis brother, 8, Leé Leiter, and wife. _ Thomas Scidden leaves next week for Tonopah, Nevada, where he has secured a position in one of the mines. Thomas Peard Sr., who-went to San Francises some timeago for the bene: fit of bis health, ts said to be qui e iii rat that pluses oro Max Isoard returned last evening from a visit to bis wife and child at San Francieco. “The baby, who tas been sick, is now much better, J.T. Nionie, who has been holding a boseship uoder Elijah Hampton at the Oneida mine, Amedor county, hae resigned that position. He returned to this city Thursday to remain, For the best of every thing in tne} Miss Mattie Meek arrived here today from Oamptonville, en route to San Francisco. ‘ J. Appleton, who bas been installing eome machinery at the St. Gothad mine, returned to Sacramento today, Low Rate Tickets to California will be sold antil Jane 80ch, allowiag five days stop over at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, ete., $30; Chicago, etc., $38. Money deposited "with the Southern Pacitie Compavy’s agent st Colfax will secure tickete from any eastern paint. tf CAJEPUT LOTION —— Anew discovery —— [or Chapped Hands @ QB Tie, 50, : $l bottle TT VINTON’S, PHARMACY Grove Deal will arrive here tomor. they sail next Wednesday for Corea, California just before noon today, Ah dollars from the bank and placed eight in the sack he found it. gone. There is Funeral Today. . The faneral of the late Mrs. Elizabeth Aitken, the aged Indy, took place from the residence of Mrs. James Monro this afternoon, and was attended by many fiietids as a mark of respect to the decesred whom they had enown for so mariy years. Three Cases. Health Olficer Jones went up this morning to North Bloomfield to look {oto the smallpox cases at that place and n-te the condition of the afflicted ones. He reports thet there are only three cases now existing, but they are of a virulent charse er, rhe homes of the patients have been strictly quarantined and it is thought tbat the farther spread of the disease has been Nevada 7 Theatre. SNYDER’& DUNLAP, Managers. YUSC A LOT OF YOLLY. FUN. MORDAY EVERING, WARCH 9 “SP 300880 <a The best of Swedish Dialect Comedians BEN HENDRICKS And an:Exoellent Compan of Pligereuolu ting the Famous Original SWE ISH LADIES QUARTETTE-+ Direct. from. Stockholm, Sweden, Io the Time Tried and Ever Popular Comedy Drama, OLE OLSON Filled tothe brim with Roaring Comedy Scenes Touches of Heart Interest . Brilliant Spectacies ! famous songs.

\ Come Here and Learn Why so many neople make their headqaarters at the EAGLE SALOON JIM DOWER Proprietor DO YOU PLAY POOL? . One of the finest tables. in town ar this place, Also good liqnore und Cigsrs. CHAMPION SALOON O’Oonnor & Shannon, Prop’rs, Broad street, Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases f of the EYE, BAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Ma‘aal Ssvings Bavk Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market street, ‘a San Francisco. ibe IT 1S NOT DIFFICULT For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, becanse we understand our: business, Tout’s why eo many. people huve their SAN FRANCISCO, Maron 7—A bold robbery occurred at the Bank of he counted the otber two hundred. “When be started to put the second amount {men as “di ectore” several of the over&@ Hear HENDRICKS <ing bis iB Hop, a Chinaman, drew one thousand bundred in a sick in his, pocket while no cléew to the thief Wildcat Banking. The Baltetin of Thureday, in commenting on the acramble to secure havuk charters from the Secretary of State before @ new banking law oan be enacted states that: “Under the opinion of the Attorney-General, the Sevretury of Sta'e must Issue certificates. . At noon there were thirty-five applica’ tions before Secretary Onrry, and he expected to bave at least fifty by night. Io their rush to secure responsible night entries inthe banking business today offered money to well-known men in return for the use of their names,” Tbe organ‘zing and operation. of banks of small cupital in the larger Cities of the State and the effort to evade necesssary and wholesome regulations for the Protection of depositform, It might prove a sericus menace to the credit of banks that are now in operation if the new incorporations were allowed to do a banking business the restraint of wholésome and necesary regulation. ‘ There is little probability, however, that the new incorporations that are vow being organized to evade tbe restrictions of the former law will be able to operate banks under the char. ters that are. now being -issued. ‘The new Board of Bank Commissioners ‘hat is soon to be appointed will doubtlers adopt such regulations gov: erning the issuance license to do a banking basiness as will effoct nally. prevent the opening of any new banks antil. they. are ‘properly aupitaliged. The g-eat rash for bavk charters underthe present conditions only goeg to prove the importance and wisdom of ‘be appolo'ment of a Board of Bink Commiss oners whose daty it is to require all baoks to conform to those laws and regulations that are neces. sary for legitimate and co: servative bauk:, BEST FOR THE BOWELS to lar, healthy m of If you haven regular, iy gre the di 4 ou’re ill or wil! ey, lay, ¥ ih if. CANDY CATHARTIO _EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatahle, Potent, Taste Good De ver Sicken, Weak ie Ori ani 30 oer font ‘Write tor tree Gaaele "aaa bvomies BEMRDY COMPANY, CHICAGO or NEW re “ KEEP YOUR BLOOD GLEAN MUSIC Taught by Mail : P of A. W. Trobody Inetruetor in-one of the largest . servatories of music in San Fraueleco, Will give a twelve-weeks’ courae (one lesson week'y) for pclae will senda Fine Gurra MaNpoLin or Bango, beautifully tuished . and good quality % Aa —% a twelvewer eourse ‘or ®@ lesso ar easy and in’eresting anyone can learn. ae ". Goroner went to the scene and found the opportunity to secare reserved drews Bros. store on Monday afternoon and evening next, ora is wild cat banking in its .worgt. . with inadequate capital and without! Electro-Dental Parlors 4; Are Located Here Permanently tonsorial work done here. Strings for Guitar 15 ets each; fc. per set per set, SHAVING, 15 CENTS, ffs in na prog te TOMMY MOORE'S TONSORIAL PROF. A. W. TRUBODY, PARLORS. 1223 « Bush S:reet San Francisco per received a telephone Thuradey saying thet the body of a man bedbeen found near Cold Springs. The the body in a little ravine. “Haodreds of footprints eculd be seen at the place as: well as fovtprints ora person leaving. It is thought a straggie took place before the unfortunste man was killed. His face was crushed in'a borrible manner. About thirty feet from where the body lay Coroner Updike picked up a constitution aod by-laws of the Laundry Workere’} Union, No. 75, of Sacramento,ceased was abou: 48 yeare of age, five feet, eight inches bigh and weighed about 160 poutide.” Liquid Air Leeture. The peop’e of Grasse Valley will have senta for the interesting lec'ure on the above snt ject to be given at the Nev da City Theatre on the 16th inst. A plan of the building will be at AnAn old-fashioned todds—either hot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whisky. A little suger, a little water, then the pure staf— “Jesse Moore” Whisky. CASTORIA For Infants and Children, The Kind You Have Always Bonght Bears the @iguatare of The Reno Journal says: ‘The Coro . ac'ers.” Obrictian usual boar, 8a mae aa invited to these re Trinity ctureh tomorrow’ wii. follows: Morning prayer, site munion and sermon, 11 o'ciccs: day school and bibte class, 13:3), evening praser, termon ani pes tial office, 7:39 o’olock., Wedneas Eventing prayer, litany and penit preyer, li'uny and addon, . “I owe my whole life to Blood Bitters, Sororutous cores g ered my whole. body. I seemeq yond cure. B B.B. bas mado y perfectly well woman.”—Mre, Gy, Hutton, Berville, Mich, ‘A dose ip time saves lig” Wood’s Norway Pine Syrup; naty remedy for coughs, colds, pulmop SPRING GINGHAM _ 10 CENTS PER YARD. Second Shi pment of A. F. C. Ging Just arrived and we afe showing them inone of our large windows. FANOY STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Come early and get: firat choice. The best gingham made forthe price, 10c yd. Respectfully, Maher & @# WRIIE FOR SAMPLES, HARDWARE Gl fe Soi Your Datong We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies ~ Paints, Oils & Varnish House Furnishing Goods Crockery Tinware, Etc. Turner & Hadley Co. Successors to Geo, E. Turner. assware Pine St. eo DR. R. E. SMITE [FINE GROCERIES These parlors area branch of the Electro-Dental Parl ~ established nearly tourae years ago. One of t best yuipped Dental O on the On Sacramento, aod . and you willfind wi 1 stsolutely firstslues wee OT RIOAL Sud other. conveniences tor doing es us doing All work guaranteed #t One.haif the regular prices charged by other ; the same co mis eS aan ec . right here every day. ~ . PLATE full Unper or Lo $19 09 GOLD eiLLinas is os -.82.00 Up ae in and get some of our . BRIDGE. WOKK, per tooth..) $ $3 atiren eis 0 lp a 7 always welcome. _ PAINLESS EXTRAGTION, 50 CENTS. snsesnmsutinsuhiaiienanssenn OM" No ocerge tor Extracting when pistes are ordered, ENTERS yee m-somlc Gullding, up Stairg, Pigs Strest, Neveds City . Z Co. , @ At the lowest possible notch. 9 We “ have always been known ‘as giving unusual values, : utrayal of Denotes @ Th an of Ability — . ee . dricks, who brings” Theater next Monda} ipt avd artistic port rail Swedich imam gente in the lumber camps < pd Minnesota, and g of the Dako‘as, bre varied stage experie: js yet young in years. alo, his ome, the fev him, and ‘ Evangellot of famous careers, 8 ravce on the, thespie haps, "grass ma's;” ‘ and bonored compat from the “Evangelia Nat Goodwin, W.-H. ixey, Richard Golden, e, George 8S. Konigh' 7 others lent ther tal usold “he‘fer «x'rave a Madrigal Boy in se] + Mr, Hendricks m: y agan actors and he . attention of the Meech the managers of the A {o Batfalo, and was . as “etock boy” for “epptaring”* at veriou n, Barrett, Jefferson, xley and others. L gases in the cast 3.” “Too mach Johns lion produc'ion of w vith William Gille ber plays. An apt sto avd racial characteris e « name in dialec ly tarned hig atrentio sof the hye Gus> Ae comedy. He has ste ish play of disti:o! produced tn this Olson”. he found th bis work, whichis a med) aud pa hoe, aw b but ready “Ole” ths Wik, oo rte rhe BACoUGH IN ON ‘Adams’ Irish Mose Cough B bed by the best. pt bs, Colds, Hoarsene: ad all throat and lung’ At all druggists, desire ; Ine hot mix Wm. Harry at the Olc Pine atzeet, quality of whisky . lity of anything else. More, bat vothing js t Amerioins. Ino-igt ox 00re” Whisky,~ Tregedy Averted. {n the nick of time « saved” writes Mr. 4} t Pleasant City, Onio, bad played sad havoc . terrible cough set in treated him, bat ryday. At leng’h ing’s New Discovery { in, and our darling wa W souod, and well,” ht to know, it’s-the . ) Colds and all I Guaranteed by W. D : Price 500. und $1! tee, : Oo FAM Y CARES laformation May ue to Many aM In Nevada City. there is added to t rable from the r in that uffliction of wes 38 8nd wuxilisry or; Fe lot is far from « hi ition can be quick!s olutely cared by th Kidney Pills. Whe: the mother’s burden and her home happier Milbacn, of Upper ¢ Saya: “A cage o tfol over the acti ®oretions at night w %Y notice some time ferlous and despite @ to stop it it cor It waa noticed th ls were guarantee: ewbarrassing and Condition in ehildre of the treatment was . ls ~ obtained -at cannot i Weakness has Rec to say the child is . t the help given ow More than prog 8 a8 lepresent be of wateia: tela rdians of ebildren w With thie vofortunate . 60 cents a box by “Milborn Go,, E “aed the Unite nn name—D,