March 9, 1898 (4 pages)

Vas a8 , THOMAS, na. a vA wes Br mite; No. 47, IL. 0. dads mip ek on each month’ at MoKINLAY, C. e . 56, Ne: “e a. we an Castle: . abe gat7: :90 o’elooke,; Gees, CHWARTZ, Pres. AS SRE ST RED EET ge ¥, No. " kK, SI nic Hall . Ye aot somes 6, N. D. G. We. an Cadtle . nen of teach nah 2 eh R'BARERE. Block, on ee a ot, is now. ) THAN EVER. ith First-class KINDS TO ORDER Specialty, : Yoast Cakes ConProprietor. rs, est Cigars. ions you can at CHAMBER,” Glass, Tt J. iltline. 2KET, ada City. * Prop’s, Mage Keo. AND A ckGtoN Hama, Bacog 3ROS., Nevada City Oa) 5.Cemt Cigar uesuuanzeuses The sarmetng moneys” have been. the fiscal mosth just ended : “eon $5.60, 8. J. Alderman $80.80. antes R&R. M. Hunt, care of Mrs. Hanlin, $24. Redemption tax certificate— George A. Wurren $44, Wm. Campbell $11.10, Geo. W. Butler $6.36, E. A. Roberts $17.54, Electric Power Co. $12.76. LoS. Calkins, sale of stove for Ne— achool district, $5. oud J. Webber, rent of store, $25. ~ B. F. Snell—Taxes and penalties : $539:18, . licenses $661.50, Treasurer's g commissions $382. ; Jd. " Greany— Auditor's ‘foe ‘948.50, 4 Olerk’s fees $75.55, Law. Library $11. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $159.25. D. B. Getehell, Sheriff’s fees, $19.30, At last: namie, teil piebtitr of Hyarpalich t parior a resolution was adopted endorsing David E. Morgan as a candidate at the next session of the Grand Par_ lor-tor the office of Grand Orator. An order was made that a circular be immediately issued and forwalied to all} subordinate Parlors ‘setting forth the] ie wishes of Hydraulic Parlor'and asking that delegates ticinstructed to support him for the position. The Grand Ora-jtor is the fourth highest office in the ' gift. of the Grand Parlor, those ranking it being the President, First Vice President and second Vice President, Once in the chair of the Orator, the way to the ant of the order is unobstracted. BS , A Pioneer's. Visit. Jonah Jones, who has been ranching . in Sierra Valley for thirty-five years, ‘was here yesterday on his Prien — Beige ne Pods n a in be. rapes q being David Paoom and Thomas. Wil4 diams. John PT. Morgan, D. 8S. Baker ‘and Thomas Watson are about the only ld settlers here now that he rememibers, and he had a good time yesterday talking over the days of long ago with them. The New Klondike. Messrs. Webb, Berriman & Co, have commenced operations’ on a body’ of gravel situated just above the Federal Loan mine. They have laid a track of T rails from it to Deer creek—a distance of about 100 feet—where it will ' be slniced. The company has named the diggings the New Klondike, and have implicit faith that it will turn out enough of the yellow metal to be worthy of i the title bestowed upon it. Would be a , Grand Sight. = Joseph O’Connor; night foreman of the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine, was in town, today. He says that if ~ the Native Sons: of Hydranlic Parlor take the delegates of the Grand Parlor up there to visit the mine, they should arrange the visit so as to stay over night and see the work going on by electric light. So To Fill. Vacancies. A special meeting will be held at Com pany ©’s armory tonight for the purpose of selecting five Corporals and one Sergeant to fill vacancies among .the non-commissioned officers caused tby death, removal, ete. ee & Grecuhora’s Visit to, the ‘Gilt Edge.’ ¢Ontheeorner of Broad and Pine streets, © »aWhatdo you think I’found'? © © cI strolled into LAMMON BroruErs, 5 Wve heard it's the best place in town. { Ustrolled in Mke a green chap, Not thinking about the place, . ° ‘3txen up came that ttle bartender ‘With a smile on his face. I ordered a 5c Beer. Perhaps you think it wasn't fine. I tell you there's no josh about it, . They’re none but the genuine. ~ I soon began glaneing around the room. Thad almost forgot theday, j (> When Bll of a sudden I lost all thoughts. » The music begau to play, So I “sot” right down and listened. t was Saturday evening you know. } Seon the crowd commenced to gather, » Then I thought I wouldn't go. . © Well, I got into a conversation * With the owner, don’t y ou see ? 4, He told me about the “Camp Stews,” Until the Camp St>w came my way. & p 4 advise all you young fellows, who indulge 4 q neyer to fear, . -* But drop into Lammox Bios. and try 7 welt be St vam Leor., __ Yours gesagt : ‘. to Come here d _fthe year to Pan eto ra ‘ i ye yet this season]. fetid guitiol -State school !and—Carrie M. ‘Ander: f i _ . tive of one or mor doctors: rtain times of . -heard of: iny of the quacks he ii decy'th, so tear poemelie tr this -of the year, Therefore, a D1 ‘ . this time would not . ‘who have been . starved, out at other places, in order to poegaerryste gr ie eam counpaid into the County Treasury during . try ever heard of one Seo te ing any one good ‘victims spend their money and obtain no relief from their diseases; .Another jthing, who . &™ ever heard of a respectable, honest doc-, oi ftor -bléwing? through~ big advertisements and clap-trap» certificate. circulars of the wonderful cures he has performed?» Only frauds and cheats engage in this kind of business. In Nevada City we have a class of doctors we. d th navsraurwany yo lt not: your case is indeed hopeless. Most of the quacks ‘that come here to stay a day or two do not.know.tha.difference: between a and a catheter. In the 60 ‘facts we do not believe the spring crop of quack doctors who come here will find the crop of fools that usually” live in 8 country towns. _ LATEST. FROM-SKAGUAY. — Charles Cairns and nd Party There — Find Col. Esher Well. James Cairns ‘received a letter last tosh*and Rose. The letter was dated he. Cairns says that he and his friends made a great mistake in outfitting in San Francisco; that they would have saved money and 8 good deal of I they got to He bad a letter of l akeedinatton to Col. Will E. Fisher; called on him and had a.pleasant visit. The Colonel is well and prospering, and he sends his warmest regards to all his Nevada City friends. Mr. Cairns also saw James Northway, formerly of the Union hotel. “Jim” is ranning a ferry boat between Skaguay ana vie and is making money. Howard Makes A Another Start. erly of this city, sailed from Victoria, B. ©., on the steamer Annie. He pays $500.for first-class passage to Dawson City from Victoria, including food, and is allowed 400 pounds of freight. He goes via Wrangel and Lake Teslin. The owners of the Annie have their own boats and;road, together with 120 teams of horses, 120 pair of bob-sleighs, 10 dog teams and supply depots all along the route. Mr. Howard writes that. he is confident he will get through to his destination auger and safely this time. 2@e An Advertising Souvenir. An illustrated advertising and hised book of close to one hundred. pages is to be issued during Grand Parlor week. It will contain write-ups of Nevada City and her attractions and resources, half-tone. portraits of prominent Native Sons and Daughters, and much other interesting and valuable matter in addition to advertisements of prominent business firms. The Broken. Nose Case. “The trial of the battery case against Vincenzo Venaglia, who is charged with breaking the: nose of his, partner, Oris. tofe Columbo Galli, has been postponed by Justice Holbrook till Wednesday next. The trouble between these men, who are partners in the lease of a has been brewiiig for a long time, and @ few days ago it came to a olimax when they had a scrapping match about @ barrow.A Big ana Purchase. — W. Blake, .a newspaper man _of » who has .been spending a few aT acres of land in Gilroy Valley, g Se Pe srys © eter Shere: WAIL Not Go to: Kiondike, md-lw ney, the O.K, Painter. mT-tf aie been the prac-. evening from his brother Charles who recently left here for Alaska in company with Messrs. McPhetres, McInat Skaguay February 26th, on which “ the, party. was to start out for Daw On Thursday last. J.T. Howard, formtoric souvenir in the form of a handsomely printed and profusely illustrathere, is in’ receipt of a letter home stating that Olaus Sprecktes fe 8 just completed the purchase of at eouth ob baa: pujling $000,000 for it.The land: will be devotedto the _. oulture of sugar beets, and Mr. SpreckThe 0. K. Painter und Paper ‘iter who guatautoes . ail work—Sweeney. Estimates made on all. work by SweePart of the uniforms tor Company I have arrived. © “e te hoe hams tea 'rancis i ee a eee en ie! Lammon were visitors in this city yes‘terday. Sethe: Collier, W pladaee Ok Gieees Valjley, died this week at Los Angeles where he has lived for eight years. sulted a carpenter and the latter kicked him, for which he was arrested. ‘Six men areémployed in developi: the Grant mine adjoining the old laake. and the prospects are said to be very: bright. © E. A. Moore, the Nevada City photographer, has rented a portion of the store occupied by N. Offenbach and ‘will open a gallery there. . Alex Henderson offers to take the school census of Grass Valley this year for $60, the price paid heretofore being $90, Other applicants for the. place are up in arms over the undercut. The Board of Education has postponed the election, ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weissbein gave a dancing party last night in honor. of Miss Miriam Wolfe of San Francisco. Among the guests were M. Bernheim and Miss Bell Miller of Nevada City. In the game of “Dressing the New Woman” Miss Jean Gampbell won the first prize and Mr. Bernheim the sec-: ond, Wm. H. Weeks of San Francisco, who . Buried his wife at Nevada City yesterday, had arow with W. P. Rogers, her brother, over the division of her estate. She had left her money to her husband and her house to her brother; Asa result of the row Rogers was arrested for carrying concealed. weapons, ‘Both men left on the noon train for San Francisco, Rogers being allowed togo on his own recognizance, Dickie Jose Still Singing. Last evening’s G. V. Telegraph says: Dickie Jose, who made his first appearance as a singer with Birch and Cotton’s minstrels, is now playing an’ engagement at the Orpheum theater, San . he pon of Peay com only are as good as Jose they surely are what is claimed for them. Jose, who is a Qprnishman, was-a blacksmith in Reno when Ben Cotton join his company. This was about thirteen years ago and since then he has sung in some of the finest companies of America and is famous everywhere. There are somé people in Grass Valley who contemplate going to San Francisco to hear Jose and his singers. He has a voice of marvelous sweetness. Another Old-Timer Dies. W. D. Tisdale who died at Los Gatos Monday evening of kidney disease was a-well known citizen here during: the sixties. He was interested in the Banner mine. San Jose where he was engaged in banking and in various other exterprises, The widow of Mr. Tisdale is a niece of Mrs. George F. Jacobs of this city. A Fatal Illness. M. E,. McIntire of Water street, is very. low today and it is feared that she can not recover. She has been suffering with heart disease for several months. BENS SICH de inl WO aaa Mine Owners Coming. Messrs. Stepp, Fargo and Gobi, owners in the Home,» Cadmus and Texas mines, will arrive here tonight from San Francisco. Tue GreaterR inclades the less, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures hip disease and scrofula sores and it may be depended upon to cnre boils and pimples Military No Notice. , I hereby request all o all of the non-commissioned officers, and the following Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, March 9th, at 7:30 o’clock p. m.: Privates B, A. Bost, H: C. Nicholson, E. J. Baker, E. E. Cleveland, A, H. Oraig, A Locklin, BR. J. Tremaine and H. 5. Kitts. RB. P. Bowxaman, First Lieut. Co. C, 2d. Infty. A Dangerous Thing. To let your work without first consulting H. L. Sweeney, the O. K. painter and oo Sweet Los Angeles navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just received. Gno. O. GayLorp. ] alll Hompler and wit wont toa] c ‘This morning a tramp bootblack. in-. ' heard him sing and induced him to. From here he removed to! Miss Mary McIntire, daughter of Mrs. privates of Company 0. to meet me at . ’ a — uENTON ing with ubout'tirty members. . ay ee ere ‘weather tomorr Foundry for the Spanish mine and was), hauled oft today: © GQ. E. Pedigo, the Minstrel ‘Ball Player will be here Sunday to ‘play with the will ‘probably play short stop. “PERSONAL POINTERS, " Dally Chronll e of ‘the ‘Doings of Old * and Young. ' mises baigh left today for Mariposa. County Recorder . Werry im: laid up with an attack of influenza. ©‘ ' William Holmes, the harness maker, exceedingly bad condition today. John Holmes of Oakland, inspector for the Hartford and New York Underwriters Insurance Companies, is in town. W. B. Creek, wife and two brothers, arrived here, last eyening from Des Moinés, Ia.,.on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Seantath; with’ the expectation of making their home here. or Kangas Ores boy i attending school in: ‘Massachusetts, where the show is 80 deep that one can jump into it from a third story window without harm. ae na -Taar Trep Faerie is dae to impoverished blood. “Hood’s Sarsaparilla enriches and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and shrsgriee Be sure to get Hood’s. ¢ gists. 25e. TPR AN ERR SIERRAS Advertised Letters. The following is a list’ of the letters Francisco. He bas rehome the Jose City, March 9th : 5 merce and Bassett, J. M. Chandler, Fred Everett, Miss Minna Hubbara, » George awley, Dr. EB. Li, oO A, Witter, H. J. letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. BE. CARR, Postmaster. peer i This :morning’s” weather : Pedic ages “A new. taeiok” planger ua uae been manufactured at the Miers {case continues 'to be very ill.~-He is in. an} Hoop's Prag are purely vegetable and do not purge or gripe. All drug’ remaining in the. Postoffice at Nevada ff not. called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these The Royal is the highest grade baking powder kaown. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other brand. ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, Notice of Proving Will. ," THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of MARY N eased, HUFFMAN, dec and hamors of all kinds, Notice is “hereby . given that MONDAY > f inane, y th toed Soe et all 9 ; m., OF 8a a, ea ie ou. m of sa Hoop’s Priis aye the favorite family . Go Court; at the ourt House in se Ay am eathartic, Oure sick headache, break . County of Nevada, bas been ap r asthe time and ay mi ial L phihbee Fe ey u 2 upa cold. said Mery Huffm ased, ogg for ‘ eee heari: plieat: oat Thomas Shar; ~ John Ba ig fay the igsuance to them o: ters Testamentary when and where any i sone eahegaernaary may appear and contest the oened March %h, sane ¥ d,J, GREANY, Clerk. Prep SRaRia, Attorney for Petitioners. m9 ‘Wisnie M Maik ES ey te case of Sheriff Martin and his deputies who have been on trial for some time for shooting down some striking riot{ers at Lattimer, brought in'a verdict of Latimon Bros’, Nevada City Nine. id tos cata et ~ Not Bnough C Cuba iet Mapp 1D, March 9.—A Spanish transfor Cuba carrying four officers, 800 soldiers and 4,000,000 cartridges. An Honored Visitor, Los ANGELES, March 9.—Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania and party arrived today over the Santa Fe, in the privatecar Pickwick. It 1s purely a pleasure trip. The -visitors will remain ‘till Saturday, and then go to Coronado. Is Still Alive. Los ANGELES, March 9.—General Rosecrans is still living at noon, but is slowly passing away. He is conscious and suffers no pain. He may survive for several hours. A Voyage: of ‘Tnspeetion. New York, March 9.—Commodore . W. H. Brownson sailed for Southampton today on the St. Paul, He goes to England under orders from the navy department to inspect’ certain war ships and ascertain’ what could be done in case this country became involved in war. He regards the probubilities of war as being remote. *“Tte'New York Press says: Ignatius Donnelly is 66 years old; his bride-tobe is 22. There are three common divi» sions—2, 11,22. Divide by the middle one; result, 1,4. Two times 6 equal, 12. Subtract the original 11; result, 1. Sixty-six and 22 make 1. That’s a dead easy oryptogram., Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS, Prices Reduced » —TO— . $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Graatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor on the Panific Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. — Trains leave Third and Townsend Stree! San Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8; arriving at Springs at 8:30 pM. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. EB. F. BURNS, Manager. paper. hanger. Paper butted at special rates. £28-tf, Call for Robin Hood. ‘TRANSCRIPT. onr beautiful late styles. will astonish: you. _ ae Ae ee New : Millinery : Store ——OF THE—— NILES SISTERS, la the New Building Next to W. H. Smith’s Grocary Store, Will Be Open for Business This Week. “ The date of the Grand Opening will be announced in the Ladies, delay making your purchases until yon have seen: The goods as well as the prices _ Wasurxaton, March 9—The adminisigh Spain had not purchaséd two cruisers port steamer has just left Barcelona. The pacer iit Mite, ‘tration has definite information that rp eenetche Monee Disinheried Son. SAN Francisco, March 9—George B. Gladding, son of a deceased member of the firm of Gladding, ‘McBean & Co., who died yesterday. in a lodging-house ‘at 110 Bilis street of ‘cirrhosis of the liver, was unattended by 4 physician and his body was taken tothe Morgue. Deceased was about 85 years’ of age jand unmarried. His father disinherited him long ago. Queen Victoria. Has a Cold, Lonvon, March 9.—All kinds df exaggerated rumors have been in circulation regarding Queen Victoria’s health, but apparently she is only suffering from a slight cold. The report'on the stock exchange that international complications have caused the departure of her Majesty caused a brief semipanic in the consol market. The Money Now Available. Wasuineron, March 9.—The National defense bill, carrying an appropriation of $50,182,000, this morning passed the Senate unanimously and without debate. It went to the President who signed it this afternoon. "aa 10ST. All of Her Parade Are Fortonately Saved. ‘Srarriz, March 9.— The steamer Humboldt arrived ‘here’ today from Skaguay, bringing $200,000 in money and ten passengers. She brings the news that the steamer Whitelaw has been destroyed by fire. All of the pas=— ‘sengers were saved. Movements of . Warships. San Francisco, March 9.—The battleship Oregon arrived this morning from Puget Sound bringing the news that the protected cruiser Olympia has been ordered from the Asiatic station to Honolula, and thé cruiser Baltimore will sail for the Asiatic — A Stitch i time, WasaHineTon, March 9 —It ia known that the navy department is authorized to spend $15,000,000 to. $20,000,0,0 for the purchase of warships if such sum . as ped to the advantage of the government. Secretary Long has a long list. of vessels that Commodore Brownson is instructed to inspect. seiceipiibemnaaacasan eam SL S42 a8 CEM CI TE TS Pp oo oF Hf) AG rr) (en) (Yay) nr) TOD Vy S ECIAL. 0 Sse Nard Ser? Sars? A e + Ladies of Nevada County. Just a few words, . . We won't tire you out with a long story. gb Hg a a We have placed in Window No. 1 A DISPLA.W. SILES. ONE WAIST OF EACH STYLE. a “hl } : "a THE PRICE IS $5.00 EAcu. while in the Window. They of days. Ladies, we want you to see them. They are the advance guard of our Spring Importation. That is all we have to say. We will just ask you to come and take a look at them Respectfully, MAHER & CO.;, New Goods arriving dally. will be on exhibition a couple Nevada City, Cal. FURNITURE. ——— : . LEGG & SHAW CO. Will . duplicate the prices of any _catalogus house on. Fur.” niture, after the freight to Nevada City . is taken into con*. sideration. BETTER STILL We will'sell Many articles : here at the city will save ‘the } freight. i

Vas a8 , THOMAS, na. a vA wes Br mite; No. 47, IL. 0. dads mip ek on each month’ at MoKINLAY, C. e . 56, Ne: “e a. we an Castle: . abe gat7: :90 o’elooke,; Gees, CHWARTZ, Pres. AS SRE ST RED EET ge ¥, No. " kK, SI nic Hall . Ye aot somes 6, N. D. G. We.. an Cadtle . nen of teach nah 2 eh R'BARERE. Block, on ee a ot, is now. ) THAN EVER. ith First-class KINDS TO ORDER Specialty, : Yoast Cakes ConProprietor. rs, est Cigars. ions you can at CHAMBER,” Glass, Tt J. iltline. 2KET, ada City. * Prop’s, Mage Keo. AND A ckGtoN Hama, Bacog 3ROS., Nevada City Oa) 5.Cemt Cigar uesuuanzeuses The sarmetng moneys” have been. the fiscal mosth just ended : “eon $5.60, 8. J. Alderman $80.80. antes R&R. M. Hunt, care of Mrs. Hanlin, $24. Redemption tax certificate— George A. Wurren $44, Wm. Campbell $11.10, Geo. W. Butler $6.36, E. A. Roberts $17.54, Electric Power Co. $12.76. LoS. Calkins, sale of stove for Ne— achool district, $5. oud J. Webber, rent of store, $25.. ~ B. F. Snell—Taxes and penalties : $539:18, . licenses $661.50, Treasurer's g commissions $382.. ; Jd. " Greany— Auditor's ‘foe ‘948.50, 4 Olerk’s fees $75.55, Law. Library $11. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $159.25. D. B. Getehell, Sheriff’s fees, $19.30, At last: namie, teil piebtitr of Hyarpalich t parior a resolution was adopted endorsing David E. Morgan as a candidate at the next session of the Grand Par_ lor-tor the office of Grand Orator. An order was made that a circular be immediately issued and forwalied to all} subordinate Parlors ‘setting forth the] ie wishes of Hydraulic Parlor'and asking that delegates ticinstructed to support him for the position. The Grand Ora-jtor is the fourth highest office in the ' gift. of the Grand Parlor, those ranking it being the President, First Vice President and second Vice President, Once in the chair of the Orator, the way to the ant of the order is unobstracted. BS , A Pioneer's. Visit. Jonah Jones, who has been ranching . in Sierra Valley for thirty-five years, ‘was here yesterday on his Prien — Beige ne Pods n a in be. rapes q being David Paoom and Thomas. Wil4 diams. John PT. Morgan, D. 8S. Baker ‘and Thomas Watson are about the only ld settlers here now that he rememibers, and he had a good time yesterday talking over the days of long ago with them. The New Klondike. Messrs. Webb, Berriman & Co, have commenced operations’ on a body’ of gravel situated just above the Federal Loan mine. They have laid a track of T rails from it to Deer creek—a distance of about 100 feet—where it will ' be slniced. The company has named the diggings the New Klondike, and have implicit faith that it will turn out enough of the yellow metal to be worthy of i the title bestowed upon it. Would be a , Grand Sight. = Joseph O’Connor; night foreman of the North Bloomfield hydraulic mine, was in town, today. He says that if ~ the Native Sons: of Hydranlic Parlor take the delegates of the Grand Parlor up there to visit the mine, they should arrange the visit so as to stay over night and see the work going on by electric light. So To Fill. Vacancies. A special meeting will be held at Com pany ©’s armory tonight for the purpose of selecting five Corporals and one Sergeant to fill vacancies among .the non-commissioned officers caused tby death, removal, ete. ee & Grecuhora’s Visit to, the ‘Gilt Edge.’ ¢Ontheeorner of Broad and Pine streets, © »aWhatdo you think I’found'? © © cI strolled into LAMMON BroruErs, 5 Wve heard it's the best place in town. { Ustrolled in Mke a green chap, Not thinking about the place, . ° ‘3txen up came that ttle bartender ‘With a smile on his face. I ordered a 5c Beer. Perhaps you think it wasn't fine. I tell you there's no josh about it, . They’re none but the genuine. ~ I soon began glaneing around the room. Thad almost forgot theday, j (> When Bll of a sudden I lost all thoughts. » The music begau to play, So I “sot” right down and listened. t was Saturday evening you know. } Seon the crowd commenced to gather, » Then I thought I wouldn't go. . © Well, I got into a conversation * With the owner, don’t y ou see ? 4, He told me about the “Camp Stews,” Until the Camp St>w came my way. & p 4 advise all you young fellows, who indulge 4 q neyer to fear, . -* But drop into Lammox Bios. and try 7 welt be St vam Leor., __ Yours gesagt : ‘. to Come here d _fthe year to Pan eto ra ‘ i ye yet this season]. fetid guitiol -State school !and—Carrie M. ‘Ander: f i _ . tive of one or mor doctors: rtain times of . -heard of: iny of the quacks he ii decy'th, so tear poemelie tr this -of the year, Therefore, a D1 ‘ . this time would not . ‘who have been . starved, out at other places, in order to poegaerryste gr ie eam counpaid into the County Treasury during . try ever heard of one Seo te ing any one good ‘victims spend their money and obtain no relief from their diseases; .Another jthing, who . &™ ever heard of a respectable, honest doc-, oi ftor -bléwing? through~ big advertisements and clap-trap» certificate. circulars of the wonderful cures he has performed?» Only frauds and cheats engage in this kind of business. In Nevada City we have a class of doctors we. d th navsraurwany yo lt not: your case is indeed hopeless. Most of the quacks ‘that come here to stay a day or two do not.know..tha.difference: between a and a catheter. In the 60 ‘facts we do not believe the spring crop of quack doctors who come here will find the crop of fools that usually” live in 8 country towns. _ LATEST. FROM-SKAGUAY. — Charles Cairns and nd Party There — Find Col. Esher Well. James Cairns ‘received a letter last tosh*and Rose. The letter was dated he. Cairns says that he and his friends made a great mistake in outfitting in San Francisco; that they would have saved money and 8 good deal of I they got to He bad a letter of l akeedinatton to Col. Will E. Fisher; called on him and had a.pleasant visit. The Colonel is well and prospering, and he sends his warmest regards to all his Nevada City friends. Mr. Cairns also saw James Northway, formerly of the Union hotel. “Jim” is ranning a ferry boat between Skaguay ana vie and is making money. Howard Makes A Another Start. erly of this city, sailed from Victoria, B. ©., on the steamer Annie. He pays $500.for first-class passage to Dawson City from Victoria, including food, and is allowed 400 pounds of freight. He goes via Wrangel and Lake Teslin. The owners of the Annie have their own boats and;road, together with 120 teams of horses, 120 pair of bob-sleighs, 10 dog teams and supply depots all along the route. Mr. Howard writes that. he is confident he will get through to his destination auger and safely this time. 2@e An Advertising Souvenir. An illustrated advertising and hised book of close to one hundred. pages is to be issued during Grand Parlor week. It will contain write-ups of Nevada City and her attractions and resources, half-tone. portraits of prominent Native Sons and Daughters, and much other interesting and valuable matter in addition to advertisements of prominent business firms. The Broken. Nose Case. “The trial of the battery case against Vincenzo Venaglia, who is charged with breaking the: nose of his, partner, Oris. tofe Columbo Galli, has been postponed by Justice Holbrook till Wednesday next. The trouble between these men, who are partners in the lease of a has been brewiiig for a long time, and @ few days ago it came to a olimax when they had a scrapping match about @ barrow.A Big ana Purchase. — W. Blake, .a newspaper man _of » who has .been spending a few aT acres of land in Gilroy Valley, g Se Pe srys © eter Shere: WAIL Not Go to: Kiondike, md-lw ney, the O.K, Painter.. mT-tf aie been the prac-. evening from his brother Charles who recently left here for Alaska in company with Messrs. McPhetres, McInat Skaguay February 26th, on which “ the, party. was to start out for Daw On Thursday last. J.T. Howard, formtoric souvenir in the form of a handsomely printed and profusely illustrathere, is in’ receipt of a letter home stating that Olaus Sprecktes fe 8 just completed the purchase of at eouth ob baa: pujling $000,000 for it..The land: will be devotedto the _. oulture of sugar beets, and Mr. SpreckThe 0. K. Painter und Paper ‘iter who guatautoes . ail work—Sweeney. Estimates made on all. work by SweePart of the uniforms tor Company I have arrived. © “e te hoe hams tea 'rancis i ee a eee en ie! Lammon were visitors in this city yes‘terday. Sethe: Collier, W pladaee Ok Gieees Valjley, died this week at Los Angeles where he has lived for eight years. sulted a carpenter and the latter kicked him, for which he was arrested. ‘Six men areémployed in developi: the Grant mine adjoining the old laake. and the prospects are said to be very: bright. © E. A. Moore, the Nevada City photographer, has rented a portion of the store occupied by N. Offenbach and ‘will open a gallery there. . Alex Henderson offers to take the school census of Grass Valley this year for $60, the price paid heretofore being $90, Other applicants for the. place are up in arms over the undercut. The Board of Education has postponed the election, ; Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Weissbein gave a dancing party last night in honor. of Miss Miriam Wolfe of San Francisco. Among the guests were M. Bernheim and Miss Bell Miller of Nevada City. In the game of “Dressing the New Woman” Miss Jean Gampbell won the first prize and Mr. Bernheim the sec-: ond, Wm. H. Weeks of San Francisco, who . Buried his wife at Nevada City yesterday, had arow with W. P. Rogers, her brother, over the division of her estate. She had left her money to her husband and her house to her brother; Asa result of the row Rogers was arrested for carrying concealed. weapons, ‘Both men left on the noon train for San Francisco, Rogers being allowed togo on his own recognizance, Dickie Jose Still Singing. Last evening’s G. V. Telegraph says: Dickie Jose, who made his first appearance as a singer with Birch and Cotton’s minstrels, is now playing an’ engagement at the Orpheum theater, San . he pon of Peay com only are as good as Jose they surely are what is claimed for them. Jose, who is a Qprnishman, was-a blacksmith in Reno when Ben Cotton join his company. This was about

thirteen years ago and since then he has sung in some of the finest companies of America and is famous everywhere. There are somé people in Grass Valley who contemplate going to San Francisco to hear Jose and his singers. He has a voice of marvelous sweetness. Another Old-Timer Dies. W. D. Tisdale who died at Los Gatos Monday evening of kidney disease was a-well known citizen here during: the sixties. He was interested in the Banner mine. San Jose where he was engaged in banking and in various other exterprises, The widow of Mr. Tisdale is a niece of Mrs. George F. Jacobs of this city. A Fatal Illness. M. E,. McIntire of Water street, is very. low today and it is feared that she can not recover. She has been suffering with heart disease for several months. BENS SICH de inl WO aaa Mine Owners Coming. Messrs. Stepp, Fargo and Gobi, owners in the Home,» Cadmus and Texas mines, will arrive here tonight from San Francisco. Tue GreaterR inclades the less, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures hip disease and scrofula sores and it may be depended upon to cnre boils and pimples Military No Notice. , I hereby request all o all of the non-commissioned officers, and the following Armory Hall on Wednesday evening, March 9th, at 7:30 o’clock p. m.: Privates B, A. Bost, H: C. Nicholson, E. J. Baker, E. E. Cleveland, A, H. Oraig, A Locklin, BR. J. Tremaine and H. 5. Kitts. RB. P. Bowxaman, First Lieut. Co. C, 2d. Infty. A Dangerous Thing. To let your work without first consulting H. L. Sweeney, the O. K. painter and oo Sweet Los Angeles navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just received. Gno. O. GayLorp. ] alll Hompler and wit wont toa] c ‘This morning a tramp bootblack. in-. ' heard him sing and induced him to. From here he removed to! Miss Mary McIntire, daughter of Mrs. privates of Company 0. to meet me at . ’ a — uENTON ing with ubout'tirty members. . ay ee ere ‘weather tomorr Foundry for the Spanish mine and was), hauled oft today: © GQ. E. Pedigo, the Minstrel ‘Ball Player will be here Sunday to ‘play with the will ‘probably play short stop. “PERSONAL POINTERS, " Dally Chronll e of ‘the ‘Doings of Old * and Young. ' mises baigh left today for Mariposa. County Recorder . Werry im: laid up with an attack of influenza. ©‘ ' William Holmes, the harness maker, exceedingly bad condition today. John Holmes of Oakland, inspector for the Hartford and New York Underwriters Insurance Companies, is in town. W. B. Creek, wife and two brothers, arrived here, last eyening from Des Moinés, Ia.,.on a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Seantath; with’ the expectation of making their home here. or Kangas Ores boy i attending school in: ‘Massachusetts, where the show is 80 deep that one can jump into it from a third story window without harm. ae na -Taar Trep Faerie is dae to impoverished blood. “Hood’s Sarsaparilla enriches and vitalizes the blood and gives strength, energy and shrsgriee Be sure to get Hood’s. ¢ gists. 25e. TPR AN ERR SIERRAS Advertised Letters. The following is a list’ of the letters Francisco. He bas rehome the Jose City, March 9th : 5 merce and Bassett, J. M. Chandler, Fred Everett, Miss Minna Hubbara, » George awley, Dr. EB. Li, oO A, Witter, H. J. letters will please say “advertised,” and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. J. BE. CARR, Postmaster. peer i This :morning’s” weather : Pedic ages “A new. taeiok” planger ua uae been manufactured at the Miers {case continues 'to be very ill.~-He is in. an} Hoop's Prag are purely vegetable and do not purge or gripe. All drug’ remaining in the. Postoffice at Nevada ff not. called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these The Royal is the highest grade baking powder kaown. Actual tests show it goes onethird further than any other brand. ROVAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK, Notice of Proving Will. ," THE SUPERIOR COURT IN AND FOR the county of Nevada, State of California. In the matter of the Estate of MARY N eased, HUFFMAN, dec and hamors of all kinds, Notice is “hereby . given that MONDAY > f inane, y th toed Soe et all 9 ; m., OF 8a a, ea ie ou. m of sa Hoop’s Priis aye the favorite family . Go Court; at the ourt House in se Ay am eathartic, Oure sick headache, break . County of Nevada, bas been ap r asthe time and ay mi ial L phihbee Fe ey u 2 upa cold. said Mery Huffm ased, ogg for ‘ eee heari: plieat: oat Thomas Shar; ~ John Ba ig fay the igsuance to them o: ters Testamentary when and where any i sone eahegaernaary may appear and contest the oened March %h, sane ¥ d,J, GREANY, Clerk. Prep SRaRia, Attorney for Petitioners. m9 ‘Wisnie M Maik ES ey te case of Sheriff Martin and his deputies who have been on trial for some time for shooting down some striking riot{ers at Lattimer, brought in'a verdict of Latimon Bros’, Nevada City Nine. id tos cata et ~ Not Bnough C Cuba iet Mapp 1D, March 9.—A Spanish transfor Cuba carrying four officers, 800 soldiers and 4,000,000 cartridges. An Honored Visitor, Los ANGELES, March 9.—Governor Hastings of Pennsylvania and party arrived today over the Santa Fe, in the privatecar Pickwick. It 1s purely a pleasure trip. The -visitors will remain ‘till Saturday, and then go to Coronado. Is Still Alive. Los ANGELES, March 9.—General Rosecrans is still living at noon, but is slowly passing away. He is conscious and suffers no pain. He may survive for several hours. A Voyage: of ‘Tnspeetion. New York, March 9.—Commodore . W. H. Brownson sailed for Southampton today on the St. Paul, He goes to England under orders from the navy department to inspect’ certain war ships and ascertain’ what could be done in case this country became involved in war. He regards the probubilities of war as being remote. *“Tte'New York Press says: Ignatius Donnelly is 66 years old; his bride-tobe is 22. There are three common divi» sions—2, 11,22. Divide by the middle one; result, 1,4. Two times 6 equal, 12. Subtract the original 11; result, 1. Sixty-six and 22 make 1. That’s a dead easy oryptogram., Tourists, Business, Professional, Sick, Well and Pleasure Seeking. MEN AND WOMEN STOP AT THE FAMOUS El Paso de Robles SPRINGS, Prices Reduced » —TO— . $10, $12.50 and $15 PER WEEK. The Graatest Hotel and Pleasure Resor on the Panific Coast. Hot Mud and Hot Sulphur Baths. The waters are unequalled for their medicinal value in cases of Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Malaria, Liver, Kidney and Bladder Troubles, Eczema and all Blood and Skin Diseases. — Trains leave Third and Townsend Stree! San Francisco, Calif., every morning at 8; arriving at Springs at 8:30 pM. M. same day. No Staging. Fare $6.20. Write for Pamphlet. EB. F. BURNS, Manager. paper. hanger. Paper butted at special rates. £28-tf, Call for Robin Hood. ‘TRANSCRIPT. onr beautiful late styles. will astonish: you. _ ae Ae ee New : Millinery : Store ——OF THE—— NILES SISTERS, la the New Building Next to W. H. Smith’s Grocary Store, Will Be Open for Business This Week. “ The date of the Grand Opening will be announced in the Ladies, delay making your purchases until yon have seen: The goods as well as the prices _ Wasurxaton, March 9—The adminisigh Spain had not purchaséd two cruisers port steamer has just left Barcelona. The pacer iit Mite, ‘tration has definite information that rp eenetche Monee Disinheried Son. SAN Francisco, March 9—George B. Gladding, son of a deceased member of the firm of Gladding, ‘McBean & Co., who died yesterday. in a lodging-house ‘at 110 Bilis street of ‘cirrhosis of the liver, was unattended by 4 physician and his body was taken tothe Morgue. Deceased was about 85 years’ of age jand unmarried. His father disinherited him long ago. Queen Victoria. Has a Cold, Lonvon, March 9.—All kinds df exaggerated rumors have been in circulation regarding Queen Victoria’s health, but apparently she is only suffering from a slight cold. The report'on the stock exchange that international complications have caused the departure of her Majesty caused a brief semipanic in the consol market. The Money Now Available. Wasuineron, March 9.—The National defense bill, carrying an appropriation of $50,182,000, this morning passed the Senate unanimously and without debate. It went to the President who signed it this afternoon. "aa 10ST. All of Her Parade Are Fortonately Saved. ‘Srarriz, March 9.— The steamer Humboldt arrived ‘here’ today from Skaguay, bringing $200,000 in money and ten passengers. She brings the news that the steamer Whitelaw has been destroyed by fire. All of the pas=— ‘sengers were saved. Movements of . Warships. San Francisco, March 9.—The battleship Oregon arrived this morning from Puget Sound bringing the news that the protected cruiser Olympia has been ordered from the Asiatic station to Honolula, and thé cruiser Baltimore will sail for the Asiatic — A Stitch i time, WasaHineTon, March 9 —It ia known that the navy department is authorized to spend $15,000,000 to. $20,000,0,0 for the purchase of warships if such sum . as ped to the advantage of the government. Secretary Long has a long list. of vessels that Commodore Brownson is instructed to inspect. seiceipiibemnaaacasan eam SL S42 a8 CEM CI TE TS Pp oo oF Hf) AG rr) (en) (Yay) nr) TOD Vy S ECIAL. 0 Sse Nard Ser? Sars? A e + Ladies of Nevada County. Just a few words, . . We won't tire you out with a long story. gb Hg a a We have placed in Window No. 1 A DISPLA.W. SILES. ONE WAIST OF EACH STYLE. a “hl } : "a THE PRICE IS $5.00 EAcu. while in the Window. They of days. Ladies, we want you to see them. They are the advance guard of our Spring Importation. That is all we have to say. We will just ask you to come and take a look at them Respectfully, MAHER & CO.;, New Goods arriving dally. will be on exhibition a couple Nevada City, Cal. FURNITURE. ——— : . LEGG & SHAW CO. Will . duplicate the prices of any _catalogus house on. Fur.” niture, after the freight to Nevada City . is taken into con*. sideration. BETTER STILL We will'sell Many articles : here at the city will save ‘the } freight. i