March 9, 1903 (4 pages)

ADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPTI NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. = _. ‘TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. we ". i . le 5h ss . . . a : of “Dass Hine by ———_—— ro of Hine ; it 4 { . i sth MONDAY .. .. Piiaie cla ccas Zé T I8 INTERESTING to note that the Congressional delegations of four . of the original thirteen States are exactly the same as they were when the first Congress assembled. In 1789 the House of Representatives contained sixty-five members. Of these Virginia sent ten, Maryland six, Connecticut five and and Delaware one. The Virginia delegation was the largest of. any State, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania having sight each and New York After the lapse of 114 years, the House of Representatives contains 688 members and Virginia occupies fourteenth place, along with three other States; two of which were not then admitted. The two States of New York and Pennsylvania combined have sixty-nine representatives, or four more than the total membership of the first House. = =» After the first census apportionment in 1790, Virginia had nineteen, Maseschusetts fourteen, Pennsylvania thirteen and New York and North Carolina ten each. North Carolina bas ten now. Delawate has never had bat one. If she had not been shern of. -Weet Virginia, the Old Dominion would have fifteen Representatives out of 886 instead of nineteen she had in a total membership of 105. In the firet Congress that assembled after the apportionment of 1790, the seven Southern States had forty-eight Representatives in the House out of 105 and fourteen Senators out of thirty, Kentacky and Vermont having been admitted into the Union. The next State te be admitted was Tennessee, which gave the South exactly half the Senate. Maine. begenwith -seven-in 1810 and has dropped down to four, The State’e population has increased but little _ since 1850. _..New England has twenty-nine Representatives in the first apportioned Congress. She will have precigely twenty-nine Representatives in the next Congress, a.striking coincidence. Here again is illustrated the decline in the political power of some of the original thirteen States, With twenty-nine representatives New England had in the House between 1790 and 1800, more than one-fourth the strength, but her twenty-nine now constitates leas than one-thirteenth of that body. Georgia began with two and now has eleven, and so has made & relative gain. BN ETON News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. —__ In his new advertisement today Taylor predicts that his Commercial Blend will become the’ most popular tea in the county inside of two years. He sells this fine article at 60 cents per pound. A sample free to everybody. — Articles of incorporation have heen filed with the Seeretary of State for the incorporation of the Dinero Olli Company with ite place of business at Nevada City. Capital stock, $100,000, with $515 subscribed, and J. B. Tully, E. J. Rector, Fred Searle of Nevada City, E. O. Grissel of Washington and T. 8. Rickey of San Benito county as directors, Gluyas Richards, W. MoGuire, H. Englebright, M. Hyman, H. Lovelani and Richard Goyne, who were awarded the prize for the best sustained group at the recent masquerade ball were given a sumptu-us banquet at the National Hotel Satarday evening. The evening was passed in merriment, toasting, etc. Words of cheer, praise and admiration were expressed for t Ladies’ Mandolin clab. . . Owing to a conflict in the dates, the Ole Olson Company which was to appear at the Theater tonight, will not arrive bere and the performance has been cancelled to some future time. Business Locals. Loveland is now gelling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf 'f you want a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ‘ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very. best of wines, liquors and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Ww. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on bim. 481 tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or « drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just he thing for this cold weather. ae An old-fashioned toddy—either bot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whisky. A little sugar, e little weter, then the pare staf— “Jesse Moore” Whisky. COUNT DOMES, Business Transacted in the Superior Court To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge FP. T. Nilon presiding: People vs. J, R. Ballestero, Hearing of settlement of bill of exceptions continued until Tuesday, March 80, 1908, at 10 o’clock a. m. Estate of John Oliver, deceased. Order: of sale of ‘personal property granted. “ Estate of John Gregory,’ deceased. Will admitted to probate and order made issuing letters testamentary to Grant McMallen. Estate of J. W. Relley, deceased, Fins] account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Property distributed to Minnie Relley, widow. Estate of Thomas Nivens, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Property distributed to Mrs, Nivens, the mother of decedent. Estate of John Tremewan, deceased. Issuance of letters of administration to. Jane.-Tremewan ordered, with bond fixed at $400. “4 Ectate of John A. O’Oonsor, deceased. Order made issuing letters of administration to Josephine O'Connor. Bond fixed at $100. Estate of M. A. Bennallack, deceased, titioner, and surviving spouse, Estate of Geo, Scheffer, deceas-d. Certified copy of will admitted to probate. Letters testamentary iseued thereon to Mrs. Amelia Schaffer, without bond. Original will admitted to probate in Washoe county, Nevada: Order made publishing notice to credand Jos. Marzen Jr. appointed appraisers, Numitor Gold Mining Oo. vs, bos. Nolan etal. Argued and submitted. A great growth for Sen Francisco is inevitable—people find here what they like. Among other things “Old Gilt Edge Whisky.” The sole proprietors ere Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 820 Clay st. it Saved His Leg. P. A. Denforth of Le Grange, suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on bis legs but writes that Backien’s Arnica Ssive wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the. world. Care guaranteed, Oniy Sold by W. D. Vinton, druga . Decree vesting property (homestead) . absolutely in Joseph Bennallack, pe-} itors. P. M, Doyle, O, O. Garrison}: Fa Tis enon, The life of another one of our stardy miners wascrushed ont this afternoon. Shortly after dinner William Henry Walters had just returned to bis work in the breast of the Canfield gravel mine at Blue Tent when tons of earth caved away and completely buried the unfortanate man. His fellow miners immediately went to work to resuce their comrade, but up to the time the Transonier went to press the body had not been recovered. ‘ The young man*had only resided here about six weeks and lived in the house of Joseph Floyd on Piety Hill, with hie wife and two children. He isason‘of Henry Walters who used to bein the bakery’ business in this city with John Horst, and a brother in-law of Clifford Greham Superintendent of the mine in which he met hie death. He wae raised: on the Montgomery HE SUES EN Mis. GR. Tuttle Finds -Surcease From Bodily Ailments, — Mrs. Katherine Thayer-Tuttle, wife of Oaptain George R. Tuttle, died yesterday morning at 11 o’clock at the family residence at the Golden Gate mine, Grass Valley, from an attack of typhoid pneumonia, termivating in beart failure. The lady was well and favorably known in thia city where she resided all winter at the National Z hotel-allwinters “~~ : Mrs. Tuttle’s girlhood days were spent in the South, where she biossomed into womanhood and became a general favorite with all whom she came in contact, In 1862 she was united in the holy bonds of matrimony in Cleveland, Ohio, to George R. Tattle, present general manager ef the Golden Gate mine, and the union has proved. ® most happy one of over forty years, despite the fact that the lady bad been an invalid for twenty-five years. The best of medical ald had been enlisted to alleviate ber sufferings, but all to no avail, and she was compelled to bear: ber affliction, which she did with a fortitude and resignation that was commendable. A milder climate being best adapted to her malady they came to Oslifornia thirteen years ago and five years ago took up their abode in Gregs Valley, where Mr. Tattle bas been largely interested in mining, ranch fn Penn Valley, of which bis father was manager, and known to almost every one in that section of the county. Mr. Walters was a quiet, unassuming man, and deeply attached to his family, He wasa friend to every one and an enemy to none. His many friends speak of his worth as a man in the highest terms, who extend their slacere sympathy to the afflicted ones in this, their greatbereavement, He was a steady, industrious man, always ready and willing to labor to provide comforts for his wife and little ones, who are now left alone in this cold and dreary world without the pro tection of a husbend and father. Deceased was a native of California Henry Lane’s undertaking wagon went ont to the mine after the remains and due announcement of the funeral will be given. Personal Mention. O. W. Bichardszon ia down from You O. M, Hutchinson is here from Los Angeles, John Fiess is down from Oamptonville. G. E. Pointer came down from Dow nieville yesterday on his way to San Francisco, J. BR. Jones and J, P. Jones are down from Relief Hill. G. L. Price is here from Sacramento. A. Howard is up from San Francisco, Manager W. H. Dunlap of the Lecompton mine at Willow Valley left: this morning on a business trip to San Francisco. James McBride, the hardware of San: Fransisco; ts in towns A. ©. Roseady ig here from San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs, Gus Kartschoke and daughter left this afternoon for San Francisco. 2 Huagb Macauley, who was summoned here on account of the death of his mother and whose'funeral took place last. week, returned to his home at Portland, Oregon, Saturday. men evening from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. M. Bernheim. BORN, At Nevada City, March 8, 1908, to the wife of Wm.-Hosken, twin daughters, Deceased was born in Nashville, Tennessee, December 22, 1841 Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Louis F,, of San Francisco, a mot and two brothers in Ohio, to.m ber loss, Papers Wanied. Any one having issues of. the TransoriPt of Februars 28d and 24th of laet month will confer an appreciated favor if they will kindly leave the same at this oftice. ‘ Houderfa! Entrainment 4 pean ~I 3 Penns Toles eee et ae” Liquid Air and an loo or ereeee Bs owas PROF. PATTY, Ge., Monday, March 16th} t ADMIBSION— Reserved coats $1 at Foleys. Demonstrations _. @ 85 cents; General admission, Pec: Special Btadent rate, 28 cents. ‘Oa sale. 9 a CASTORIA Infants and Children, CAJEPUT LOTION for Chapped Hands See . 25g. 506. + $1 bottle @@® ~ VINTON’S surer i Se Sal Mies Sarah Miller arrived bere last JIMDOWER -PHARMACY, , GOLD CROWNG as cane {mately teaminate tn bloodshed. eld Up By Strikers REDDING, Shasta county, March 9th.—The stage running from here to Keswick and carrying eight men bound for the Iron Mountain mine to fill the places of union men, who have tied up the works, was held up four miles west of this place today by twenty five armed strikers. The men aboard were compelled to alight, after which they were forced to march back one mile to Middle Creek Station, where they were put aboard a train and warned that if they again attempted to down the workingmen in that section, retribution swift and sure would overtake them. Sheriff Richardson, as soon as put in receipt of the sensational hold-up, swore in a large force of deputies and is hurrying them to the acene of trouble. The excitement is intense, as the strikers are in an ugly frame of mind and it is thought that if the deputies attempt to molest them in any way they will precipitate a conflict with them, which would ultioe County Assessors Meet With Legislators _ Today. N} “County Assessor Schroeder went to Sacramento this morning to meet with other Assessors, to confer with other members of the Legislature in regard to matters concerning the proposed forest reserve. There will be maps of every county in the State on display eo that it can be readily seen what lands are to be reserved. It is the general opinion of the people that the reserve will be an unwise move, but it should be taken into consideration rapidly denuded that the climatic conditions are undergoing radival changes and the rainfall on the Pacific slope ie nut as evenly distritiuted as formerly. L. Hyman, the clothier, who has been confled to his home-for several days with illness, is now able to be out. ——_—_—_—_—_— ee Notice to Debtors. — All persons knowing themselves indebted to P. G. Seadden are hereby notified that the accounts are now inthe hands of Constable Richard Dillon for collection. mo-iw Come Here and Learn Why'so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON Proprietor DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquors and Oigars, ~ CHAMPION SALOON ‘O’Oonpor & Shannon, Prop're. Broad street. Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases _. of the . * EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Matual Savings Bank Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market street, . San Francisco. IT IS NOT DIFFICULT because-we understand ‘our business, That’s why so many ple have their tonsorial work done here. ; SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. TE ORES RSENE, that the timber lands are becoming so: For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, . © Lald 10 Rest. The funeral of Mrs. Jannette Brown, beloved wife of N. P. Brown, took place at 1 o’vlock yesterday afernoon from the family residence on Broad Street. Rev. William Angwin of the M.-E Orch conducted the cervices over the remains, and the reverend gentleman paid a high and glowing tribute to the worth of the deceased lady. The funeral cortege was a large one and the obsequies at the cemetery were of an eloquent and impressive nature. The body was laid to rest amidst a profusion of floral pieces, wreaths and other beatiful remembrances, mate tokens of love and affection in which the good woman was held. The following gentlemen acted as bearers of the pall: E. M. Preston, J, T. Morgan, W. H. Martin, Oharles Grissel, W. F. Englébright, W. G. Richards, T. 8. Ford, J. M. Walling. “A dose in time saves lives.” Dr remedy for coughs, colds,’ pulmonary diseases of every sort. , Low Rate Tickets to Oalifornia will be sold until June 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; hitago, etc., $88. Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf Disturbances of strikers are bot nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system, Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by utter collaps, unless a reliable rem. edy is immediately employed. There's nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all around medicine for run down systems. I: dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drugzgist. MUSIC Instructor in one of larges . servatories of musie in San Freeneoe Will give & twelve-weeks’ week : mm 'y) for $3. * are 80 anyone can learn. Stri for G: * fo ha + geet a = each; £00. per set For Mandolin, 5 ets, eas er aot, PROF. A. W. TRUBODY 1223 « Bush St y Feet San Francisco E lectro-Dental Parlors ‘ 2 DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the with-allthe modern E absolutely first-class Bg see 6 00 E WORK, per tooth." 6 00 @@" No cnarge tor Extracting ™.saalc Bullding, UP Stairs, ¢ Electro-Dental ~ established nearly tour years. ago. oo of — ze best equipped Dental Oftices Are Located Here Permanently Sacramento, on the Coast an ™ GTRICAL and other conveniences tor doing . dentists. ae. = the regalar prices charged by other. . OUR PRICES : Lower $10 00) GOLD FILLINGS Pete es esees $2.00 SILVER FILLING CLEANING. ? . PAINLESS EXTRACTION, when plates are Peete eeeerenes 1 SPCC er eccees ve 50 CENTS. ordered, re Piae Street, Nevade City eeee ‘Wood's Norwas Pins Syrup; atures . Taught by Mail. imity to the Boss mine, near Sweetlaad, by Dan Holland. ‘ of years ago. : Coroner Hocking was notified of the remains, Wheel Breaks. The driving wheel of engine No. 4, hauling the regular passenger train running from San Francieco overland, broke yesternoon afternoon at Bowman, & small etation near Auburn, The accident delayed the train ever two hours, and the mail due here at 4:88 did not arrive until 7:80 in consequence, Word was received here this afternoon that the body of John Mees bad been discovered, cold in death, and lying on the ground betwaan via @ and barn, It is thought that death resulted from nataral causes, ee a Armstrong, who was a miner by occupation, was & Dative of Soot] aged 72 years, He lived all alone in his home, which is located insted and his'body was found this tom The deceased was an old and esteemed resident of that locality, anti engaged for some time in bydraulic mining on the Sen Juan Bidge, a-ney and left Grass Valley at once to tuk of A Good Selecta ‘eppolatment of book-keeper tor Turner & Hadley hardware tion. Miss Oooper is a bright lady and the company is to by gratalated en securing the " 80 worthy an assistant. The most delightfully biended wy ky known to the homan palay “Jesse Moore” the standard for y fifty years, é Maher & Co., Nevada Gi large windows. Respectfully, @@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES. ©© ©© HARDWARE ©© ©© iMJahex Sz Ye Solct You Paton We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, Oils & Varnish © House Furnishing Goods Crockery — Glassware Tinware, Etc. Turner & Hadley Co. Succesgors to Geo. E. Turner. SPRING GINGHAM 10 CENTS PER YARD. '. Second Shi pment of A.F. C. Gingh Juet arrived and we are showing them in one of our FANOY STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Oome early and get:first choice. The best gingham made for the price, 10o yd. Pine 8t. es At the lowest right here prices, FINE GROCERIES have always been known giving unusual values, — andiyou willfind) =~ us doing «© =. Pp in and get some e of our : You em alvepagerome. . We Ce. pecord of Doings of Our People. ed J. Rector and Miss C went to Sacramanto to former’s parents, Mr. ar , Mott. : Mrs. H. B. Sears of came up to attend the f lady's mother, the lat ts, retarned to their morping. lley St., proprietor ken who bas ber his bed with a sevére at! , was so much improve 0 eit up today, te Sneath of this of nk°Oarter of Grasg Mrs. John T. Morgan . . leave Wednesday fi , where they will in ¢! de, : Roberts of San Frang ting Charles Ashburp. Avgwin left this morni isco to visit friends, attie Legg, mother of George A. Legg, ie cc home with an attack tendent E. R,; Abad morning for San Fre trip. ae Deal returned this mort to, after attending tl his aunt, the late wo, which took place . noon. , F. McGlashan cami kee last evening. ~~ Beaty and J. J, Moos interests of Beaty Br , Which will appear hers Gresswell arrived hej from San Francisco an lett for” Washtagton here he is operating th ham mines. . . Z, Boardman, who cai ton to attend the fan Mrs, Sarah Staats whiol last week, returned morning, ALL WRONG. ke Is Made by . vada City Citizens mistake the cause of bac! cured you must. kno ~ ng to imagine relief i; eiskidney ache, . boure the kidneys, 8 Oity resident tell can be done. illiam Wearn of Water ouse beyond Rugon’s acted as a narse for ‘I knew from the & oss the small of my #80 pronounced that able to speak, that a “some way were diet the time I noticed Doan advertised in oar 2 spapers I was euffering only one of many, eyed me for two years Vinton’s drug store for. the: backache my eye Iwas dizzy and I thin hatever was the cau ce disappeared and as he, dizziness at Ceased. Doan’s Kidne Teommending. f£ 601 m in the house,” 50 cents a box by all ter-Milborn Oo,, Buff ts for the United St ber the oame—Doan’ stitute, wee tO emticninlpinih 4 COUGN IN ONE ' Irish Moss Cougt Bais bed by the best phy Colds, Hoarseness all throat and lung tre At all druggists. Quality of whisky. tg. of anything elee, J but nothing is toc ns. Insigt on . "Whisky, 0 Rieti , Tragedy Avertea. is D the nick of ved” writen ae W.

ADA City Dairy TRANSCRIPTI NAT. P. BROWN, Proprietor. = _.. ‘TERMS OF SUBSORIPTION. we ". i . le 5h ss . . . a : of “Dass Hine by ———_—— ro of Hine ; it 4 { . i sth MONDAY .... ... Piiaie cla ccas Zé T I8 INTERESTING to note that the Congressional delegations of four . of the original thirteen States are exactly the same as they were when the first Congress assembled. In 1789 the House of Representatives contained sixty-five members. Of these Virginia sent ten, Maryland six, Connecticut five and and Delaware one. The Virginia delegation was the largest of. any State, Massachusetts and Pennsylvania having sight each and New York After the lapse of 114 years, the House of Representatives contains 688 members and Virginia occupies fourteenth place, along with three other States; two of which were not then admitted. The two States of New York and Pennsylvania combined have sixty-nine representatives, or four more than the total membership of the first House. = =» After the first census apportionment in 1790, Virginia had nineteen, Maseschusetts fourteen, Pennsylvania thirteen and New York and North Carolina ten each. North Carolina bas ten now. Delawate has never had bat one. If she had not been shern of. -Weet Virginia, the Old Dominion would have fifteen Representatives out of 886 instead of nineteen she had in a total membership of 105. In the firet Congress that assembled after the apportionment of 1790, the seven Southern States had forty-eight Representatives in the House out of 105 and fourteen Senators out of thirty, Kentacky and Vermont having been admitted into the Union. The next State te be admitted was Tennessee, which gave the South exactly half the Senate.. Maine. begenwith -seven-in 1810 and has dropped down to four, The State’e population has increased but little _ since 1850. _...New England has twenty-nine Representatives in the first apportioned Congress. She will have precigely twenty-nine Representatives in the next Congress, a.striking coincidence. Here again is illustrated the decline in the political power of some of the original thirteen States, With twenty-nine representatives New England had in the House between 1790 and 1800, more than one-fourth the strength, but her twenty-nine now constitates leas than one-thirteenth of that body. Georgia began with two and now has eleven, and so has made & relative gain. BN ETON News Items Condensed For the Benefit of Busy Readers. —__ In his new advertisement today Taylor predicts that his Commercial Blend will become the’ most popular tea in the county inside of two years. He sells this fine article at 60 cents per pound. A sample free to everybody. — Articles of incorporation have heen filed with the Seeretary of State for the incorporation of the Dinero Olli Company with ite place of business at Nevada City. Capital stock, $100,000, with $515 subscribed, and J. B. Tully, E. J. Rector, Fred Searle of Nevada City, E. O. Grissel of Washington and T. 8. Rickey of San Benito county as directors, Gluyas Richards, W. MoGuire, H. Englebright, M. Hyman, H. Lovelani and Richard Goyne, who were awarded the prize for the best sustained group at the recent masquerade ball were given a sumptu-us banquet at the National Hotel Satarday evening. The evening was passed in merriment, toasting, etc. Words of cheer, praise and admiration were expressed for t Ladies’ Mandolin clab. . . Owing to a conflict in the dates, the Ole Olson Company which was to appear at the Theater tonight, will not arrive bere and the performance has been cancelled to some future time. Business Locals. Loveland is now gelling his famou bread at five cents a loaf at the Popular Bakery. Try it and you will always buy it. nov6-tf 'f you want a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ‘ip and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad street, makes a specialty of Fazcy Drinks, and you can depend that they are mixed properly. Only the very. best of wines, liquors and cigars are served at the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Ww. Peard, the proprietor, invite all to sall on bim. 481 tf Ever tried an Oyster Cocktail or « drink of Beef Tea at Britland’s. Just he thing for this cold weather. ae An old-fashioned toddy—either bot or cold—is a great drink if made of Jesse Moore Whisky. A little sugar, e little weter, then the pare staf— “Jesse Moore” Whisky. COUNT DOMES, Business Transacted in the Superior Court To-day. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge FP. T. Nilon presiding: People vs. J, R. Ballestero, Hearing of settlement of bill of exceptions continued until Tuesday, March 80, 1908, at 10 o’clock a. m. Estate of John Oliver, deceased. Order: of sale of ‘personal property granted. “ Estate of John Gregory,’ deceased. Will admitted to probate and order made issuing letters testamentary to Grant McMallen. Estate of J. W. Relley, deceased, Fins] account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Property distributed to Minnie Relley, widow. Estate of Thomas Nivens, deceased. Final account settled, allowed and approved. Distribution granted in accordance with the petition. Property distributed to Mrs, Nivens, the mother of decedent. Estate of John Tremewan, deceased. Issuance of letters of administration to. Jane.-Tremewan ordered, with bond fixed at $400. “4 Ectate of John A. O’Oonsor, deceased. Order made issuing letters of administration to Josephine O'Connor. Bond fixed at $100. Estate of M. A. Bennallack, deceased, titioner, and surviving spouse, Estate of Geo, Scheffer, deceas-d. Certified copy of will admitted to probate. Letters testamentary iseued thereon to Mrs. Amelia Schaffer, without bond. Original will admitted to probate in Washoe county, Nevada: Order made publishing notice to credand Jos. Marzen Jr. appointed appraisers, Numitor Gold Mining Oo. vs, bos. Nolan etal. Argued and submitted. A great growth for Sen Francisco is inevitable—people find here what they like. Among other things “Old Gilt Edge Whisky.” The sole proprietors ere Wichman, Lutgen & Co., 820 Clay st. it Saved His Leg. P. A. Denforth of Le Grange, suffered for six months with a frightful running sore on bis legs but writes that Backien’s Arnica Ssive wholly cured it in five days. For Ulcers, Wounds, Piles, it’s the best salve in the. world. Care guaranteed, Oniy Sold by W. D. Vinton, druga . Decree vesting property (homestead) . absolutely in Joseph Bennallack, pe-} itors. P. M, Doyle, O, O. Garrison}: Fa Tis enon, The life of another one of our stardy miners wascrushed ont this afternoon. Shortly after dinner William Henry Walters had just returned to bis work in the breast of the Canfield gravel mine at Blue Tent when tons of earth caved away and completely buried the unfortanate man. His fellow miners immediately went to work to resuce their comrade, but up to the time the Transonier went to press the body had not been recovered. ‘ The young man*had only resided here about six weeks and lived in the house of Joseph Floyd on Piety Hill, with hie wife and two children. He isason‘of Henry Walters who used to bein the bakery’ business in this city with John Horst, and a brother in-law of Clifford Greham Superintendent of the mine in which he met hie death. He wae raised: on the Montgomery HE SUES EN Mis. GR. Tuttle Finds -Surcease From Bodily Ailments, — Mrs. Katherine Thayer-Tuttle, wife of Oaptain George R. Tuttle, died yesterday morning at 11 o’clock at the family residence at the Golden Gate mine, Grass Valley, from an attack of typhoid pneumonia, termivating in beart failure. The lady was well and favorably known in thia city where she resided all winter at the National Z hotel-allwinters “~~ : Mrs. Tuttle’s girlhood days were spent in the South, where she biossomed into womanhood and became a general favorite with all whom she came in contact, In 1862 she was united in the holy bonds of matrimony in Cleveland, Ohio, to George R. Tattle, present general manager ef the Golden Gate mine, and the union has proved. ® most happy one of over forty years, despite the fact that the lady bad been an invalid for twenty-five years. The best of medical ald had been enlisted to alleviate ber sufferings, but all to no avail, and she was compelled to bear: ber affliction, which she did with a fortitude and resignation that was commendable. A milder climate being best adapted to her malady they came to Oslifornia thirteen years ago and five years ago took up their abode in Gregs Valley, where Mr. Tattle bas been largely interested in mining, ranch fn Penn Valley, of which bis father was manager, and known to almost every one in that section of the county. Mr. Walters was a quiet, unassuming man, and deeply attached to his family, He wasa friend to every one and an enemy to none. His many friends speak of his worth as a man in the highest terms, who extend their slacere sympathy to the afflicted ones in this, their greatbereavement, He was a steady, industrious man, always ready and willing to labor to provide comforts for his wife and little ones, who are now left alone in this cold and dreary world without the pro tection of a husbend and father. Deceased was a native of California Henry Lane’s undertaking wagon went ont to the mine after the remains and due announcement of the funeral will be given. Personal Mention. O. W. Bichardszon ia down from You O. M, Hutchinson is here from Los Angeles, John Fiess is down from Oamptonville. G. E. Pointer came down from Dow nieville yesterday on his way to San Francisco, J. BR. Jones and J, P. Jones are down from Relief Hill. G. L. Price is here from Sacramento. A. Howard is up from San Francisco, Manager W. H. Dunlap of the Lecompton mine at Willow Valley left: this morning on a business trip to San Francisco. James McBride, the hardware of San: Fransisco; ts in towns A. ©. Roseady ig here from San Francisco, Mr. and Mrs, Gus Kartschoke and daughter left this afternoon for San Francisco. 2 Huagb Macauley, who was summoned here on account of the death of his mother and whose'funeral took place last. week, returned to his home at Portland, Oregon, Saturday. men evening from San Francisco on a visit to her sister, Mrs. M. Bernheim. BORN, At Nevada City, March 8, 1908, to the wife of Wm.-Hosken, twin daughters, Deceased was born in Nashville, Tennessee, December 22, 1841 Besides her husband, she leaves a son, Louis F,, of San Francisco, a mot and two brothers in Ohio, to.m ber loss, Papers Wanied. Any one having issues of. the TransoriPt of Februars 28d and 24th of laet month will confer an appreciated favor if they will kindly leave the same at this oftice. ‘ Houderfa! Entrainment 4 pean ~I 3 Penns Toles eee et ae” Liquid Air and an loo or ereeee Bs owas PROF. PATTY, Ge., Monday, March 16th} t ADMIBSION— Reserved coats $1 at Foleys. Demonstrations _. @ 85 cents; General admission, Pec: Special Btadent rate, 28 cents. ‘Oa sale. 9 a CASTORIA Infants and Children, CAJEPUT LOTION for Chapped Hands See . 25g. 506. + $1 bottle @@® ~ VINTON’S surer i Se Sal Mies Sarah Miller arrived bere last JIMDOWER -PHARMACY, , GOLD CROWNG as cane {mately teaminate tn bloodshed. eld Up By Strikers REDDING, Shasta county, March 9th.—The stage running from here to Keswick and carrying eight men bound for the Iron Mountain mine to fill the places of union men, who have tied up the works, was held up four miles west of this place today by twenty five armed strikers. The men aboard were compelled to alight, after which they were forced to march back one mile to Middle Creek Station, where they were put aboard a train and warned that if they again attempted to down the workingmen in that section, retribution swift and sure would overtake them. Sheriff Richardson, as soon as put in receipt of the sensational hold-up, swore in a large force of deputies and is hurrying them to the acene of trouble. The excitement is intense, as the strikers are in an ugly frame of mind and it is thought that if the deputies attempt to molest them in any way they will precipitate a conflict with them, which would ultioe County Assessors Meet With Legislators _ Today. N} “County Assessor Schroeder went to Sacramento this morning to meet with other Assessors, to confer with other members of the Legislature in regard to matters concerning the proposed

forest reserve. There will be maps of every county in the State on display eo that it can be readily seen what lands are to be reserved. It is the general opinion of the people that the reserve will be an unwise move, but it should be taken into consideration rapidly denuded that the climatic conditions are undergoing radival changes and the rainfall on the Pacific slope ie nut as evenly distritiuted as formerly. L. Hyman, the clothier, who has been confled to his home-for several days with illness, is now able to be out. ——_—_—_—_—_— ee Notice to Debtors. — All persons knowing themselves indebted to P. G. Seadden are hereby notified that the accounts are now inthe hands of Constable Richard Dillon for collection. mo-iw Come Here and Learn Why'so many people make their headquarters at the EAGLE SALOON Proprietor DO YOU PLAY POOL? One of the finest tables in town ar this place. Also good liquors and Oigars, ~ CHAMPION SALOON ‘O’Oonpor & Shannon, Prop're. Broad street. Removal of Office DR. A. BARKAN Specialist for Diseases _. of the . * EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT Has moved his offices to Matual Savings Bank Building, No, 9 Geary St., corner Market street, . San Francisco. IT IS NOT DIFFICULT because-we understand ‘our business, That’s why so many ple have their tonsorial work done here. ; SHAVING, 15 CENTS. TOMMY MOORE’S TONSORIAL PARLORS. TE ORES RSENE, that the timber lands are becoming so: For us to cut hair in a stylish manner, . © Lald 10 Rest. The funeral of Mrs. Jannette Brown, beloved wife of N. P. Brown, took place at 1 o’vlock yesterday afernoon from the family residence on Broad Street. Rev. William Angwin of the M.-E Orch conducted the cervices over the remains, and the reverend gentleman paid a high and glowing tribute to the worth of the deceased lady. The funeral cortege was a large one and the obsequies at the cemetery were of an eloquent and impressive nature. The body was laid to rest amidst a profusion of floral pieces, wreaths and other beatiful remembrances, mate tokens of love and affection in which the good woman was held. The following gentlemen acted as bearers of the pall: E. M. Preston, J, T. Morgan, W. H. Martin, Oharles Grissel, W. F. Englébright, W. G. Richards, T. 8. Ford, J. M. Walling. “A dose in time saves lives.” Dr remedy for coughs, colds,’ pulmonary diseases of every sort. , Low Rate Tickets to Oalifornia will be sold until June 80th, allowing five days stopover at Stations. Omaha, Kansas City and Missouri Kiver points, $25; St. Louis, Memphis, New Orleans, etc., $80; hitago, etc., $88. Money deposited with the Southern Pacific Company’s agent at Colfax will secure tickets from any eastern point. tf Disturbances of strikers are bot nearly as grave as an individual disorder of the system, Overwork, loss of sleep, nervous tension will be followed by utter collaps, unless a reliable rem. edy is immediately employed. There's nothing so efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Bitters. It’s a wonderful tonic, and effective nervine and the greatest all around medicine for run down systems. I: dispels Nervousness, Rheumatism and Neuralgia and expels Malaria germs. Only 50c, and satisfaction guaranteed by W. D. Vinton, Drugzgist. MUSIC Instructor in one of larges . servatories of musie in San Freeneoe Will give & twelve-weeks’ week : mm 'y) for $3. * are 80 anyone can learn. Stri for G: * fo ha + geet a = each; £00. per set For Mandolin, 5 ets, eas er aot, PROF. A. W. TRUBODY 1223 « Bush St y Feet San Francisco E lectro-Dental Parlors ‘ 2 DR. R. E. SMITH These parlors are a branch of the with-allthe modern E absolutely first-class Bg see 6 00 E WORK, per tooth." 6 00 @@" No cnarge tor Extracting ™.saalc Bullding, UP Stairs, ¢ Electro-Dental ~ established nearly tour years. ago. oo of — ze best equipped Dental Oftices Are Located Here Permanently Sacramento, on the Coast an ™ GTRICAL and other conveniences tor doing . dentists. ae. = the regalar prices charged by other. . OUR PRICES : Lower $10 00) GOLD FILLINGS Pete es esees $2.00 SILVER FILLING CLEANING. ? . PAINLESS EXTRACTION, when plates are Peete eeeerenes 1 SPCC er eccees ve 50 CENTS. ordered, re Piae Street, Nevade City eeee ‘Wood's Norwas Pins Syrup; atures . Taught by Mail. imity to the Boss mine, near Sweetlaad, by Dan Holland. ‘ of years ago. : Coroner Hocking was notified of the remains, Wheel Breaks. The driving wheel of engine No. 4, hauling the regular passenger train running from San Francieco overland, broke yesternoon afternoon at Bowman, & small etation near Auburn, The accident delayed the train ever two hours, and the mail due here at 4:88 did not arrive until 7:80 in consequence, Word was received here this afternoon that the body of John Mees bad been discovered, cold in death, and lying on the ground betwaan via @ and barn, It is thought that death resulted from nataral causes, ee a Armstrong, who was a miner by occupation, was & Dative of Soot] aged 72 years, He lived all alone in his home, which is located insted and his'body was found this tom The deceased was an old and esteemed resident of that locality, anti engaged for some time in bydraulic mining on the Sen Juan Bidge, a-ney and left Grass Valley at once to tuk of A Good Selecta ‘eppolatment of book-keeper tor Turner & Hadley hardware tion. Miss Oooper is a bright lady and the company is to by gratalated en securing the " 80 worthy an assistant. The most delightfully biended wy ky known to the homan palay “Jesse Moore” the standard for y fifty years, é Maher & Co., Nevada Gi large windows. Respectfully, @@ WRITE FOR SAMPLES. ©© ©© HARDWARE ©© ©© iMJahex Sz Ye Solct You Paton We Carry Complete Lines of Mine & Milling Supplies Paints, Oils & Varnish © House Furnishing Goods Crockery — Glassware Tinware, Etc. Turner & Hadley Co. Succesgors to Geo. E. Turner. SPRING GINGHAM 10 CENTS PER YARD. '. Second Shi pment of A.F. C. Gingh Juet arrived and we are showing them in one of our FANOY STRIPES ‘AND CHECKS, all fast colors. Oome early and get:first choice. The best gingham made for the price, 10o yd. Pine 8t. es At the lowest right here prices, FINE GROCERIES have always been known giving unusual values, — andiyou willfind) =~ us doing «© =. Pp in and get some e of our : You em alvepagerome. . We Ce. pecord of Doings of Our People. ed J. Rector and Miss C went to Sacramanto to former’s parents, Mr. ar , Mott. : Mrs. H. B. Sears of came up to attend the f lady's mother, the lat ts, retarned to their morping. lley St., proprietor ken who bas ber his bed with a sevére at! , was so much improve 0 eit up today, te Sneath of this of nk°Oarter of Grasg Mrs. John T. Morgan . . leave Wednesday fi , where they will in ¢! de, : Roberts of San Frang ting Charles Ashburp. Avgwin left this morni isco to visit friends, attie Legg, mother of George A. Legg, ie cc home with an attack tendent E. R,; Abad morning for San Fre trip. ae Deal returned this mort to, after attending tl his aunt, the late wo, which took place . noon. , F. McGlashan cami kee last evening. ~~ Beaty and J. J, Moos interests of Beaty Br , Which will appear hers Gresswell arrived hej from San Francisco an lett for” Washtagton here he is operating th ham mines. . . Z, Boardman, who cai ton to attend the fan Mrs, Sarah Staats whiol last week, returned morning, ALL WRONG. ke Is Made by . vada City Citizens mistake the cause of bac! cured you must. kno ~ ng to imagine relief i; eiskidney ache, . boure the kidneys, 8 Oity resident tell can be done. illiam Wearn of Water ouse beyond Rugon’s acted as a narse for ‘I knew from the & oss the small of my #80 pronounced that able to speak, that a “some way were diet the time I noticed Doan advertised in oar 2 spapers I was euffering only one of many, eyed me for two years Vinton’s drug store for. the: backache my eye Iwas dizzy and I thin hatever was the cau ce disappeared and as he, dizziness at Ceased. Doan’s Kidne Teommending. f£ 601 m in the house,” 50 cents a box by all ter-Milborn Oo,, Buff ts for the United St ber the oame—Doan’ stitute, wee tO emticninlpinih 4 COUGN IN ONE ' Irish Moss Cougt Bais bed by the best phy Colds, Hoarseness all throat and lung tre At all druggists. Quality of whisky. tg. of anything elee, J but nothing is toc ns. Insigt on . "Whisky, 0 Rieti , Tragedy Avertea. is D the nick of ved” writen ae W.