May 10, 1900 (4 pages)

* Fi » THE TRANSCRI issued Every Evening, Sundays a, ‘ally Chronicle of the Dolngs of Both Old] There Are Only. Thro Methods of i AT WRVADA OFTY, CALIFORNIA, and Young, ing Adopted There. : Editorial Motes. —_-— culties, Pie Fi — ultimatum. ‘Yarkey should remember Uncle Sam did toanother person who year or two ago. “AH the big States that-have recently beet helding Republican conventions are out strong for expansion. They want to extend the: markets., for, American farm and factory products, ‘Whether the Ottawa fire was incen-. diary or not, there can be little doubt thatthe arson business is being overdome. Firing stock, like watering it, ! be relegated to.the rear, ‘athere are a few exceptions to the! general prosperity and some industries can ‘be: Miamed that'are not irereasing These-will hardly be used’as arguments: by the Democrats, however, .They. arp begging, burglery and train robbing, * The pneumatic tube.service has-been knocked out of the Postoffice bill . for good and,sufticient cause. . Uncle Sam. may be “easy,” but when. corporation tries to work him as the pneumatic tube corporation has tried to do, even for a really valuable thing, he is pretty certain to kick sooner or later. Kighty per cent per annum on the cost of a tube’ which the ‘govertiment could ar’ well lay for itself, is qnesing it a little too strong. ; A PROPRGGLONA WOHAR, ‘Experiments’ ‘Made With Focd. A certain professional woman in New York, connected ‘with one Of *the large’ institutions there, has hed a curious] experience, with an experiment in using a certain kind of food. It seems that in October last, she had a serious illneas and was at the point of death, the brain and body in the last stages of exhaustion. Her remarkable experience with the food was brought to the attention of the’ makers ‘by some of her friends, and in reply to a letter, she wrote as fullows: “I bave no objection to the public knowing of the wonderfal transforma tion my system has undergone by the nse of Grape-Nuts since November, 1899, I. began using the:food when convalescing and when ‘in an éxceedingly low condition. Aud used a small quantity and became so fasvinated with the flavor that I gradually discon tinued nearly all other food, including tea and coffee. “Up to nowI have consumed about 150 packages and have gained 20 pounds in flesh; Am a. marvel to all my friends who.are aware of my former state of health. There are about fifty families who have adopted the use of Grape-Nuts becausé of my experience. You can give my name and home address, but do not mention my professional connection.” Mrs. E. N. Wood, 832 Amsterdam Ave, New York City. There is a reason. The makers of Grape-Nuts select certain parts of the grains of the field ‘that contain delicate particles of phosphate of potash end albumen. These elements, when: combined in the human body, go directly to rebuild the gray matter in the brain and nerve centers of the body. This is a demonstrated fact and can be: proven by any one who cares to}, When one nourishes and builds up the brain and nerve centers, that. is practically the keynote to make the test. the whole health proposition, for when the nervous system is im perfect poise, all parts of the body respond. Grape-Nuts are for sale at all the large grocery stores in the country and can. be.found in use in practically all of the best families in America. Surrounded by Fires. Empire, Pa., May 9:—This village is completely surrounded by forest fires, . Q\i/ and it is impossible for'any oneto get. Sa in.or out. .Five houses have been de. : stroyed end'three children were burned to death. The inhabitants are panic stricken. ~ bad Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha A and Java Coffee. A delicious. I . the very best and “and delicious . . go now for $7.50 and. ry ‘PRISONAL POINTERS. W. W. Lane is over from Towles. W. Wilson came down from Maybert 8. F. Ennis came up from Bacramento last evening. Albert.Glass of San, Frencisec is here: The steel wire difficulties should, it spending a few days, Bppears, to be spoken.of es steal difi-. @ Bigelow of Columbia Hill left this _. morning for Oakland, John McCarty left.on the morning _. {Some diy the ‘atlas will be “sar . train for Sacramento. prised when we pass him upa red hot} N.J. Costello of Sacramento is here : ; . spending a few days. . VY. Wilson of Oakland arrived here What} Of the morning train. J. D. Barry came up from San tried the “manana” answer on him a. Francisco this afternoon. Lee A. Garthe has returned from San Francisco and other places. on a visit to friends at Oakland. arrived here on the morning train, here last evening from Garden Valley. days. . Providence Mining Company, returned Mr. Charles. Symons left yesterday W.-H. Roden of San Francisco J: Fuller and R. J. Miller arrived F.B. Boyd and F. G. Schiffer of San Francisco ate here spending a few J. Be Wagner of Loutus, El Dorado County, atrived here on the afternoon train. E. H. Hamlen Jr., the cattle man of Sierra county, came over from Reno last evening. D-F. Williams returned to Downievillé this morning after a visit with friends: here. “W, Broat left this: ‘wording for Cape Nome, where he will take charge of his brother’s mine. W. Pierce left this. morning for San Francigco.to take a position in the Risdon Iron Works. Edger Hook came in on last evening’s train from San Francisco where he has been on business. Rev. John Chishdim, Treasurer. of Placer County, returned to Auburn on the morning train. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. Harold Cloudman, who has. .been.-attending the State University, returned to bis home at You Bet yesterday. President Fred Boeckman, of the to San Francisco on the morning train. E. P. Hutchins of Berkeley arrived here last evening and went up to’ Dowuieville this morning on mining business. Miss Maude Marchie has returned from Birchville, where she bas. been teaching school. The school closed last Friday. : Milton Pierce arrived here yesterday from Campbell Hot Springs on a visit to relatives. From here he will go to San Francisco. “Mrs. H. Mackie, who has been here on a visit to her sister, Mra. A. D. Tower, returned to San Francisco on the morning train. ‘W. M. Sheeler and wife, Mrs. M. BE Roush and J. H. Breckearidge of Chicago arrived here on Jast evening’s train. They are on a pleasure trip. Se . What Does it Mean? Dr. Meyers & Co., the English and German physicians of San Francisco atid Los Angeles, advertised to give a cotirse of lectures here for three days Two doctors arrived on time and engaged a room on Broad street, where. t1ey/hela forch for two days. On Wed: nesday night they ga:e notice that they. had been unexpectedly called away and -would leave on the noon train today. Instead of going as stated they left-on the 5-a. m. train and-forgot-to settle a number of bills they contracted while here, or xy a -word to apy of their creditors. Evidently, it was a great oversight. for heretofore they have paid up very promptly. ooo + To Mining Men. OarOrders solicited. gold stretches of Alaska, an entire season. The ‘depth of the: gravel: in the/’ foot up to twenty or thirty feet, and. “. bones were broken but his shoulder e sawmills are’now cutting TU ite CAPE NOME. {0 having an upper. atid lower part, gold is caught on blankets, snd to some extent, on: “gopper plates ‘co scarcity of material in Nome City is the'fact.that oases have been “known where the miners were compelled to is generally bi the ilyping directly’ upon the rock beneath, and ofsometimes requires, especially ; in the bottom’ of the guiches varies from’swhen it is deeper than.the latter figure it cannot be worked under present . méthods. 1a ‘the winter fires-are built to thaw the wesc, EXCITING. RUNAWAY. . Daniel McPhetres “3. Thrown From. a ~ Bossy and Injured. Sunday evening, says the Repulicen, Daniel McPhetres was thrown from a buggy in « runaway and sustai “injuries that will disable him for some time. Mr. MoPhetres was: going out to work at Schaffer’s Mill. He started to walk-out but. was,informed that Foreman Irish would send a team for him so he waited ti'! evening. Stanley Peck, son-in-law of George Schaffer came after Mr. McPhetres. He drove to his residence and they left the house in the buggy. Aj. they. started down the hill near the Rocking Stone Tower horse began to kick and started to run. The rig-hit a rock end Mr. McPhetres was precipitated headlong ‘to the ground. Hé &trac. on bis head and right, shouldgr. ut ‘oan recovered sufficiently to walk home. No and arm were badly bruised. Fo ae They Are Still Here. The ‘Tinperial’ Drwioatté . 8tédk” Ooms a week’s engagement at the .theatre, commencing Monday. On. Monday’ evening they opened. to a good but the people did ‘not ‘appreciate: R performance On Tuesday evening the attendanes'wag so small that they’ gave no performance, and the whole company is still with us taking a good rest. They are billed to play at Reno, Carson and Virginia City next. week. Delegates -6 Blected. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M,, at their last. meeting elected F, L. Arbogast, H. M. Preston, D. E. Morgan, W. G. Richards, W. E. Mese Ben Hall delegates to the annual meetJing of Musonic Hall Association, to be} held on the 19th of this month: s 3 DAYS « TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of theAT ARMORY HALL, MAY 16, AF 4 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served, ADMISSION, . =.= Up to the present only three methods ‘ of mining have been followed 3 In the guiches back ‘of the Ie cava tak ote utilize silver dollars tgiled to’the bot-. tom of the rockery"and Coated with . ) J mercury. The ‘upper part of the gravel . ’ ten very thin. To getat. this. pay) 2 streak all the upper dirt ‘must‘be shov-. élled off; and’ this preliminary work} 7 where the road is quite steep the opens pany arrived here last Saturday to fill . : rvey and . Methodist Church Wednesday, Thursday and Frida, 25 CENTS vention will see pt TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : today. fear ‘del Rates at $6 Per Year. 3 O, the aft slong the numerous {creeks emptyin coer fs Bho . Sg io 2 gantry RRP Wel wea. MoRaawts left on the afternoon} +s fm ss kaows or teste a — FS Delivered tony part sae thea! Ed. Booth came over from Iowa Hill stripping and clone is caret sel aes sein? ome : a TELEPHONE NO Feed P. 0. Box E. . this ea eck ‘ North Asha exclusively. re r i OP bn rare XU. .8.: ek Be are eg iach wise « jeden ning,’ Here the: necessary water is . Pardee. and ‘Geo. A. Knight -will be THURSDAY., ee May 10, 1900) 5 wr Barney came over from Duteb generally taken from the ocean. In. eledted,‘and itis believed that John D. ‘ ; wnoe'. int Inst evening. thé rocker, which ig,a box-like a ctor will be the fourth mans. ~~ = eae% aac 2s SAE . Fao ee To ike Bacvud Catholic ‘pa: . trict, there. are. three candidates, and two.are to be elected, viz: : Hon. John. ¥F. Kidder, Judge E.O, Hart, and Hon.: E: GC. Voorhees; It is the’ unanimous wish of the: Republicans in the ‘northjerh part éf the State that there be no contest in the Convention, so far as the jelection of Hor. John F. Kidder is con‘lcerned. This part of the State is en‘. titled. to representation, and .should have it without a dissenting voice, and: they name Mr. Kidder for that position. He is one of the wheel-horses of the Republican party and as such should: réceive the recognition’ that properly belongs to him. , Fight by’ Wire. With . their usual enterprise “the! Rector Bros. have: arranged to receive. a telegrahic.report, -by rounds, of the Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steet’) Bath Tubs Enameled Rolled. Towxe Bros. Co. COME EVERYBODY, “ae mf “ 24 Porcelain Bath Tubs LEGG €S SHAW. ‘Co. . bas .m: A of ach ad . Foreign born, 5. By this report it. po aly that. there in a falling off-of 63 school census children since last: deen ees: ' lal J. C; Rich a School Census Marshal J. 0. “Rich report of the number min this district and [fom teh we = sae caine eee na “Totalammber.of white .children be-. As 4. sNumber attending shook uring the year, 652. >" » Last year namber under 5 arma Jage, 316.°: Number native bob 1164. ‘Number foreign born, 5. Last year, number native born, 1288, vLast-year there were 924. Speers, — Jan owl’s nest, and paid his respects to. “Patel nuniber of boys, 444.68. oe’ them. by. capturing two young bald-., “Total natrber of} oat judged that, the oeralied did not} headed eagles and two owls, which he Last year, boys, 488; girls, 496. ” visit that part: va th ov oti hie rec-. brought to this city. They are cute: nee between the ages of ent tour.through that little birds-and will, beplaced on ex. OB Bhd 12, Be oo snesths os ; nis Siaeaaes of toa Teer Ball sine, ibition at Wolf's cash: grocery store Last year, 2. which was Rasa bcospasig esha forthe inspection of those: whoidesire Raster, diteadiny soho! last yeér, pa View ‘President; John owle, and when they were grown. toa. 710. Nomen escheat W. good size they. were killed, atuffed.and i ‘Neiter: not sivstiaing i school, 211. ~. 1, Weldon, Superintendent. ". presented to Tuttle of the Owl Saloon. hee sere ‘pumber, not. attapdlin : aes pea cor ae as, +" schoo ’ ; = busy. at} = wf oh ‘ PR aw acs, Smeal Tet he cg : Parasols ‘is th the Subject: “Maher & Co. want the ladies to call} i around at, their store and just take a look at, the big lot of parasols .on display in. their.window. See: advertisement in anvinee soley. EATON. BOY, THE WELL. KNOWNq BLACK HAWK STALLION, %y Rim ye "936, 50 Up Jeffories-Corbett, contest tomorrow Pec “iif Nome is at Noveds Gity ‘St Hens bight, and bulletins will be peated at . nessey’s stable. oh 1 the Notional Hotel. Sinan sfosias tee or os o2n Address 4 er a. J eF : p : ; Serene ity. Cal. Small: Pox in Marysville: We. learn. by: telephone this afternoon. G ran H ALL, ee that the dreaded: disease, small pox, had broken out in Marysville. It is FRID AY said. that there, are four or five Saeed Be Il in that city. oe . all. EVENING, . Sli tligg st aik ier ~ AREER z » MAY Ith y a Lover ities torned with diegass from. an oe wise J opens, girl .with an offensive}: ‘Uxomn' corals tora breath. A. Karl's eats ia aston ‘Tea purioe eae ohn "esia. Garfield ln Wl KS for} Oe suocbate Price 25 cts. ard 50 cts. pores pt ol erman, the druggist.” ; —o-ra i. St sl adhe Competits © Drill between Garfield Gene He Tuat SEEKs a He that] «jaye and Grass Valley Conclave. : takes Boats een ante wona. Music by afall orchestra, use pure & digestion and ariect er heakh. 7 trell, spepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, ‘boils, Si Gators tpt : pa a0 and all blood b humors, pene oat Couple . : $1 00 xtra ie e ° 25 Bick: headache 1 cured by Hood's} ones y ee one Pile. 25c. Ladies. ° ° 25 : closing them out now for $3.75 Sizes yea We also have a beauti fe i € oF little ane e ete 3 V ria them tif week ford ifu lin . = Suite wh which used to sell cS $5co,we <i e earnest! st ne A Few Specials for This Week to 10 rs. a Agerese poe ORLY EE ea aa oe aaa We have about 500 pair:of! ‘Men's Pants ‘oii « our counters which must be closed out. They are Nvai patterns and good fitting goods, andiin my to elose them out we have poncladed to make . spe cial run on them. $3.00 Pants Go Now f0r$2.00. i Kad Pants Go Now. for silt. 2 Saar ~ All $6.00 Pants Go Now oe ui All v7. uy) Pants to lee ! Young Men’s Suits, sizes pars 13 ‘Years “i ig years, used to: ‘sell foi $10, $12 a 1 $15. owt They AR LOAN PE ANON AAA, $9.00.We still havea few of those a Suits left which used to sell for $5, $6 bad: L $7.60) )We'aree ; ey fe Seiot eevee Bp vg stooscom ago, a young man by a ak name Our Customers hile visiting a friend on Gold Hill) _ Archie Noyes, who fell, bad_oc-18 to — esta 8 bury. : 01 ful to kill at ile ouneeh ot the ys be burt ae Al at he many Su ltosee them. A year ago Noyes: went:!to the saime place and secured two. +oe line of march adopted by or If you ws .t me cews subac 6 to think 7s TRANSORIPT é lone, , no idle laborers now to tramp the country. Standard Patterns. = = —_—_—_—_———S » . Mine Anais Cone has been porns: Peer Brand Coffee. for the patterns, and. invites the nee ladies to call at her store on Main street:and A pure. — D Java, whole roast . see * them. ae Coffee pat t pound air tight Saloon For Sale, ri . cartoons. ir, 40 cen ae pound. Tey i —* ou. don’ The bar fixtures, stock and ieaigoms of the it’s the most de you oat Commercial street saloon is offered for sale drank you can ceare: it and get your. ata bargain. Enquire onthe premises. — money back. tf m9? W. T. MONK. NEW PARASOLS. MAHER & CO.’S. aksenvenraamiesy’ Vaile wets ma reams oo Ladies, Sana we e place i in one a our wipdows the stand est lot‘of*parasols:that you ever saw. They ate‘all new and g the prices are from 50 CENTS UP TO $6.50. Come and see them. We souia not get them all in the . window, so’come inside and see the rest. «NEW. THIS DAY: New. Silk Gloves {New Hosiery for Ladies. and New Cotton Gloves — Children : New Kid Gloves -. New Laces and Fepboie ‘New Ties for Ladies . _eries. nc nc New Stock Collars — New Belts New. Ribbons New Silk Waists SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. We have them in all sizes and the price is 75c. Now if you want a good Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us for it. f Respectfully, MAHER & CO. — Beautiful Rus. ag? 28 ? * AT. KINKEAD's? Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the. k= pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ‘BEDROOM SETS. “For the quality of the articles the = ‘are lower than San a a and Sacramento prices. ~ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. “ake the Cake” ITegler's tany hay ~ Poe Sale at Bargain. eres saat = oo : Win, gee ed Cig on Comsiercial i . merly occupied Miss Lola Cutter ‘Willk A very quiet we evening at the be Samuel Olatter + at which time ¢ Lula Clutter, ‘bec William Jones. A of Auburn pro! which made the h wife. Mise Mabe the bride, attende and John P. Jon groom, acted as. b The wedding p lor at about nip Lillie. Mallen © p! Wedding March. intimate friends parties were p ‘where the ‘cerem was beautifully « casion, white and dominating colore were the recipient aud costly presen After the wec congratulations, t their newly-farnie where an elegant awaiting, and th till a late hour. The bride is o most charming young ladies and ber of the N. D. C long time been th for George BE. T holds a good. po taineer mine an and esteem of a The TRANSORIPT , friends of the . ! in wishing theu long journey thr A BURDEN ‘Patlontly Listening dle Talked . Jan Maclaren a dies’ Home Jour other man who « ‘the casual calleriin of evenings fo: ‘ter. Even the ipeople do not sat ‘consulting room with their familie ‘with his. Doctor they are liable tc ‘hour and to be wv ‘tid night, but. the ‘ed from casual ‘conversations by iif a mam comes room he is not al tthan fifteen mint ffor the time he amiaister ie at the gation at all reas , any bour he is re vice of the dying every stranger w him, and who co own affairs, had fee, and this fe .came in the ever .ehildren might ‘father, and a mi ihave to complai anything of her Colle Next Satarda: for the ‘TRANSCE scribers will tk when called. ur many city sub paid anything: . now desire the counts. Paper and prompt . necessary Dow. Ha Five wagon lower part of town today, a at twelve doll ‘has been rais: year than for ‘fore the low p .d8 said to be se = Deafnes' “py logal applic reagh the aise

* Fi » THE TRANSCRI issued Every Evening, Sundays a, ‘ally Chronicle of the Dolngs of Both Old] There Are Only. Thro Methods of i AT WRVADA OFTY, CALIFORNIA, and Young, ing Adopted There. : Editorial Motes. —_-— culties, Pie Fi — ultimatum. ‘Yarkey should remember Uncle Sam did toanother person who year or two ago. “AH the big States that-have recently beet helding Republican conventions are out strong for expansion. They want to extend the: markets., for, American farm and factory products, ‘Whether the Ottawa fire was incen-. diary or not, there can be little doubt thatthe arson business is being overdome. Firing stock, like watering it, ! be relegated to.the rear, ‘athere are a few exceptions to the! general prosperity and some industries can ‘be: Miamed that'are not irereasing These-will hardly be used’as arguments: by the Democrats, however, ..They. arp begging, burglery and train robbing, * The pneumatic tube.service has-been knocked out of the Postoffice bill . for good and,sufticient cause. . Uncle Sam. may be “easy,” but when. corporation tries to work him as the pneumatic tube corporation has tried to do, even for a really valuable thing, he is pretty certain to kick sooner or later. Kighty per cent per annum on the cost of a tube’ which the ‘govertiment could ar’ well lay for itself, is qnesing it a little too strong. ; A PROPRGGLONA WOHAR, ‘Experiments’ ‘Made With Focd. A certain professional woman in New York, connected ‘with one Of *the large’ institutions there, has hed a curious] experience, with an experiment in using a certain kind of food. It seems that in October last, she had a serious illneas and was at the point of death, the brain and body in the last stages of exhaustion. Her remarkable experience with the food was brought to the attention of the’ makers ‘by some of her friends, and in reply to a letter, she wrote as fullows: “I bave no objection to the public knowing of the wonderfal transforma tion my system has undergone by the nse of Grape-Nuts since November, 1899, I. began using the:food when convalescing and when ‘in an éxceedingly low condition. Aud used a small quantity and became so fasvinated with the flavor that I gradually discon tinued nearly all other food, including tea and coffee. “Up to nowI have consumed about 150 packages and have gained 20 pounds in flesh; Am a. marvel to all my friends who.are aware of my former state of health. There are about fifty families who have adopted the use of Grape-Nuts becausé of my experience. You can give my name and home address, but do not mention my professional connection.” Mrs. E. N. Wood, 832 Amsterdam Ave, New York City. There is a reason. The makers of Grape-Nuts select certain parts of the grains of the field ‘that contain delicate particles of phosphate of potash end albumen. These elements, when: combined in the human body, go directly to rebuild the gray matter in the brain and nerve centers of the body. This is a demonstrated fact and can be: proven by any one who cares to}, When one nourishes and builds up the brain and nerve centers, that. is practically the keynote to make the test. the whole health proposition, for when the nervous system is im perfect poise, all parts of the body respond. Grape-Nuts are for sale at all the large grocery stores in the country and can. be.found in use in practically all of the best families in America. Surrounded by Fires. Empire, Pa., May 9:—This village is completely surrounded by forest fires, . Q\i/ and it is impossible for'any oneto get. Sa in.or out. .Five houses have been de. : stroyed end'three children were burned to death. The inhabitants are panic stricken. ~ bad Leege and Haskin’s Peerless Mocha A and Java Coffee. A delicious. I . the very best and “and delicious . . go now for $7.50 and. ry ‘PRISONAL POINTERS. W. W. Lane is over from Towles. W. Wilson came down from Maybert 8. F. Ennis came up from Bacramento last evening. Albert.Glass of San, Frencisec is here: The steel wire difficulties should, it spending a few days, Bppears, to be spoken.of es steal difi-. @ Bigelow of Columbia Hill left this _. morning for Oakland, John McCarty left.on the morning _. {Some diy the ‘atlas will be “sar . train for Sacramento. prised when we pass him upa red hot} N.J. Costello of Sacramento is here : ; . spending a few days. .. VY. Wilson of Oakland arrived here What} Of the morning train. J. D. Barry came up from San tried the “manana” answer on him a. Francisco this afternoon. Lee A. Garthe has returned from San Francisco and other places. on a visit to friends at Oakland. arrived here on the morning train, here last evening from Garden Valley. days. . Providence Mining Company, returned Mr. Charles. Symons left yesterday W.-H. Roden of San Francisco J: Fuller and R. J. Miller arrived F.B. Boyd and F. G. Schiffer of San Francisco ate here spending a few J. Be Wagner of Loutus, El Dorado County, atrived here on the afternoon train. E. H. Hamlen Jr., the cattle man of Sierra county, came over from Reno last evening. D-F. Williams returned to Downievillé this morning after a visit with friends: here. “W, Broat left this: ‘wording for Cape Nome, where he will take charge of his brother’s mine. W. Pierce left this. morning for San Francigco.to take a position in the Risdon Iron Works. Edger Hook came in on last evening’s train from San Francisco where he has been on business. Rev. John Chishdim, Treasurer. of Placer County, returned to Auburn on the morning train. Grant Skidmore returned here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. Harold Cloudman, who has. .been.-attending the State University, returned to bis home at You Bet yesterday. President Fred Boeckman, of the to San Francisco on the morning train. E. P. Hutchins of Berkeley arrived here last evening and went up to’ Dowuieville this morning on mining business. Miss Maude Marchie has returned from Birchville, where she bas. been teaching school. The school closed last Friday. : Milton Pierce arrived here yesterday from Campbell Hot Springs on a visit to relatives. From here he will go to San Francisco. “Mrs. H. Mackie, who has been here on a visit to her sister, Mra. A. D. Tower, returned to San Francisco on the morning train. ‘W. M. Sheeler and wife, Mrs. M. BE Roush and J. H. Breckearidge of Chicago arrived here on Jast evening’s train. They are on a pleasure trip. Se . What Does it Mean? Dr. Meyers & Co., the English and German physicians of San Francisco atid Los Angeles, advertised to give a cotirse of lectures here for three days Two doctors arrived on time and engaged a room on Broad street, where. t1ey/hela forch for two days. On Wed: nesday night they ga:e notice that they. had been unexpectedly called away and -would leave on the noon train today. Instead of going as stated they left-on the 5-a. m. train and-forgot-to settle a number of bills they contracted while here, or xy a -word to apy of their creditors. Evidently, it was a great oversight. for heretofore they have paid up very promptly. ooo + To Mining Men. OarOrders solicited. gold stretches of Alaska, an entire season. The ‘depth of the: gravel: in the/’ foot up to twenty or thirty feet, and. “. bones were broken but his shoulder e sawmills are’now cutting TU ite CAPE NOME. {0 having an upper. atid lower part, gold is caught on blankets, snd to some extent, on: “gopper plates ‘co scarcity of material in Nome City is the'fact.that oases have been “known where the miners were compelled to is generally bi the ilyping directly’ upon the rock beneath, and ofsometimes requires, especially ; in the bottom’ of the guiches varies from’swhen it is deeper than.the latter figure it cannot be worked under present . méthods. 1a ‘the winter fires-are built to thaw the wesc, EXCITING. RUNAWAY. . Daniel McPhetres “3. Thrown From. a ~ Bossy and Injured. Sunday evening, says the Repulicen, Daniel McPhetres was thrown from a buggy in « runaway and sustai “injuries that will disable him for some time. Mr. MoPhetres was: going out to work at Schaffer’s Mill. He started to walk-out but. was,informed that Foreman Irish would send a team for him so he waited ti'! evening. Stanley Peck, son-in-law of George Schaffer came after Mr. McPhetres. He drove to his residence and they left the house in the buggy. Aj. they. started down the hill near the Rocking Stone Tower horse began to kick and started to run. The rig-hit a rock end Mr. McPhetres was precipitated headlong ‘to the ground. Hé &trac. on bis head and right, shouldgr. ut ‘oan recovered sufficiently to walk home. No and arm were badly bruised. Fo ae They Are Still Here. The ‘Tinperial’ Drwioatté . 8tédk” Ooms a week’s engagement at the .theatre, commencing Monday. On. Monday’ evening they opened. to a good but the people did ‘not ‘appreciate: R performance On Tuesday evening the attendanes'wag so small that they’ gave no performance, and the whole company is still with us taking a good rest. They are billed to play at Reno, Carson and Virginia City next. week. Delegates -6 Blected. Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F. & A. M,, at their last. meeting elected F, L. Arbogast, H. M. Preston, D. E. Morgan, W. G. Richards, W. E. Mese Ben Hall delegates to the annual meetJing of Musonic Hall Association, to be} held on the 19th of this month: s 3 DAYS « TO BE GIVEN BY THE Ladies of theAT ARMORY HALL, MAY 16, AF 4 AND 18. Refreshments Will Be Served, ADMISSION, . =.= Up to the present only three methods ‘ of mining have been followed 3 In the guiches back ‘of the Ie cava tak ote utilize silver dollars tgiled to’the bot-. tom of the rockery"and Coated with . ) J mercury. The ‘upper part of the gravel . ’ ten very thin. To getat. this. pay) 2 streak all the upper dirt ‘must‘be shov-. élled off; and’ this preliminary work} 7 where the road is quite steep the opens pany arrived here last Saturday to fill . : rvey and . Methodist Church Wednesday, Thursday and Frida, 25 CENTS vention will see pt TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : today. fear ‘del Rates at $6 Per Year. 3 O, the aft slong the numerous {creeks emptyin coer fs Bho . Sg io 2 gantry RRP Wel wea. MoRaawts left on the afternoon} +s fm ss kaows or teste a — FS Delivered tony part sae thea! Ed. Booth came over from Iowa Hill stripping and clone is caret sel aes sein? ome : a TELEPHONE NO Feed P. 0. Box E. . this ea eck ‘ North Asha exclusively. re r i OP bn rare XU. .8.: ek Be are eg iach wise « jeden ning,’ Here the: necessary water is . Pardee. and ‘Geo. A. Knight -will be THURSDAY.., ee May 10, 1900) 5 wr Barney came over from Duteb generally taken from the ocean. In. eledted,‘and itis believed that John D. ‘ ; wnoe'. int Inst evening. thé rocker, which ig,a box-like a ctor will be the fourth mans. ~~ = eae% aac 2s SAE . Fao ee To ike Bacvud Catholic ‘pa:

. trict, there. are. three candidates, and two.are to be elected, viz: : Hon. John. ¥F. Kidder, Judge E.O, Hart, and Hon.: E: GC. Voorhees; It is the’ unanimous wish of the: Republicans in the ‘northjerh part éf the State that there be no contest in the Convention, so far as the jelection of Hor. John F. Kidder is con‘lcerned. This part of the State is en‘. titled. to representation, and .should have it without a dissenting voice, and: they name Mr. Kidder for that position. He is one of the wheel-horses of the Republican party and as such should: réceive the recognition’ that properly belongs to him. , Fight by’ Wire. With . their usual enterprise “the! Rector Bros. have: arranged to receive. a telegrahic.report, -by rounds, of the Zinc Bath Tubs Enameled Steet’) Bath Tubs Enameled Rolled. Towxe Bros. Co. COME EVERYBODY, “ae mf “ 24 Porcelain Bath Tubs LEGG €S SHAW. ‘Co. . bas .m: A of ach ad . Foreign born, 5. By this report it. po aly that. there in a falling off-of 63 school census children since last: deen ees: ' lal J. C; Rich a School Census Marshal J. 0. “Rich report of the number min this district and [fom teh we = sae caine eee na “Totalammber.of white .children be-. As 4. sNumber attending shook uring the year, 652. >" » Last year namber under 5 arma Jage, 316.°: Number native bob 1164. ‘Number foreign born, 5. Last year, number native born, 1288, vLast-year there were 924. Speers, — Jan owl’s nest, and paid his respects to. “Patel nuniber of boys, 444.68. oe’ them. by. capturing two young bald-., “Total natrber of} oat judged that, the oeralied did not} headed eagles and two owls, which he Last year, boys, 488; girls, 496. ” visit that part: va th ov oti hie rec-. brought to this city. They are cute: nee between the ages of ent tour.through that little birds-and will, beplaced on ex. OB Bhd 12, Be oo snesths os ; nis Siaeaaes of toa Teer Ball sine, ibition at Wolf's cash: grocery store Last year, 2. which was Rasa bcospasig esha forthe inspection of those: whoidesire Raster, diteadiny soho! last yeér, pa View ‘President; John owle, and when they were grown. toa. 710. Nomen escheat W. good size they. were killed, atuffed.and i ‘Neiter: not sivstiaing i school, 211. ~. 1, Weldon, Superintendent. ". presented to Tuttle of the Owl Saloon. hee sere ‘pumber, not. attapdlin : aes pea cor ae as, +" schoo ’ ; = busy. at} = wf oh ‘ PR aw acs, Smeal Tet he cg : Parasols ‘is th the Subject: “Maher & Co. want the ladies to call} i around at, their store and just take a look at, the big lot of parasols .on display in. their.window. See: advertisement in anvinee soley. EATON. BOY, THE WELL. KNOWNq BLACK HAWK STALLION, %y Rim ye "936, 50 Up Jeffories-Corbett, contest tomorrow Pec “iif Nome is at Noveds Gity ‘St Hens bight, and bulletins will be peated at . nessey’s stable.. oh 1 the Notional Hotel. Sinan sfosias tee or os o2n Address 4 er a. J eF : p : ; Serene ity. Cal. Small: Pox in Marysville: We. learn. by: telephone this afternoon. G ran H ALL, ee that the dreaded: disease, small pox, had broken out in Marysville. It is FRID AY said. that there, are four or five Saeed Be Il in that city. oe . all.. EVENING, . Sli tligg st aik ier ~ AREER z » MAY Ith y a Lover ities torned with diegass from. an oe wise J opens, girl .with an offensive}: ‘Uxomn' corals tora breath. A. Karl's eats ia aston ‘Tea purioe eae ohn "esia. Garfield ln Wl KS for} Oe suocbate Price 25 cts. ard 50 cts. pores pt ol erman, the druggist.” ; —o-ra i. St sl adhe Competits © Drill between Garfield Gene He Tuat SEEKs a He that] «jaye and Grass Valley Conclave. : takes Boats een ante wona. Music by afall orchestra, use pure & digestion and ariect er heakh. 7 trell, spepsia, scrofula, salt rheum, ‘boils, Si Gators tpt : pa a0 and all blood b humors, pene oat Couple . : $1 00 xtra ie e ° 25 Bick: headache 1 cured by Hood's} ones y ee one Pile. 25c. Ladies. ° ° 25 : closing them out now for $3.75 Sizes yea We also have a beauti fe i € oF little ane e ete 3 V ria them tif week ford ifu lin . = Suite wh which used to sell cS $5co,we <i e earnest! st ne A Few Specials for This Week to 10 rs. a Agerese poe ORLY EE ea aa oe aaa We have about 500 pair:of! ‘Men's Pants ‘oii « our counters which must be closed out. They are Nvai patterns and good fitting goods, andiin my to elose them out we have poncladed to make . spe cial run on them. $3.00 Pants Go Now f0r$2.00. i Kad Pants Go Now. for silt. 2 Saar ~ All $6.00 Pants Go Now oe ui All v7. uy) Pants to lee ! Young Men’s Suits, sizes pars 13 ‘Years “i ig years, used to: ‘sell foi $10, $12 a 1 $15. owt They AR LOAN PE ANON AAA, $9.00..We still havea few of those a Suits left which used to sell for $5, $6 bad: L $7.60) )We'aree ; ey fe Seiot eevee Bp vg stooscom ago, a young man by a ak name Our Customers hile visiting a friend on Gold Hill) _ Archie Noyes, who fell, bad_oc-18 to — esta 8 bury. : 01 ful to kill at ile ouneeh ot the ys be burt ae Al at he many Su ltosee them. A year ago Noyes: went:!to the saime place and secured two. +oe line of march adopted by or If you ws .t me cews subac 6 to think 7s TRANSORIPT é lone, , no idle laborers now to tramp the country. Standard Patterns. = = —_—_—_—_———S » . Mine Anais Cone has been porns: Peer Brand Coffee. for the patterns, and. invites the nee ladies to call at her store on Main street:and A pure. — D Java, whole roast . see * them. ae Coffee pat t pound air tight Saloon For Sale, ri . cartoons. ir, 40 cen ae pound. Tey i —* ou. don’ The bar fixtures, stock and ieaigoms of the it’s the most de you oat Commercial street saloon is offered for sale drank you can ceare: it and get your. ata bargain. Enquire onthe premises. — money back. tf m9? W. T. MONK. NEW PARASOLS.. MAHER & CO.’S. aksenvenraamiesy’ Vaile wets ma reams oo Ladies, Sana we e place i in one a our wipdows the stand est lot‘of*parasols:that you ever saw. They ate‘all new and g the prices are from 50 CENTS UP TO $6.50. Come and see them. We souia not get them all in the . window, so’come inside and see the rest. «NEW. THIS DAY: New. Silk Gloves {New Hosiery for Ladies. and New Cotton Gloves — Children : New Kid Gloves -. New Laces and Fepboie ‘New Ties for Ladies . _eries. nc nc New Stock Collars — New Belts New. Ribbons New Silk Waists SPECIAL—Our Chamois Gloves. We have them in all sizes and the price is 75c. Now if you want a good Chamois-skin glove—the kind that will wash—come to us for it. f Respectfully, MAHER & CO. — Beautiful Rus. ag? 28 ? * AT. KINKEAD's? Moquet, Princess and Sultan Smyrnia are the names of them. While you are there just look at the. k= pretty Antique Oak, Golden Oak, Maple and Ash ‘BEDROOM SETS. “For the quality of the articles the = ‘are lower than San a a and Sacramento prices. ~ KINKEAD’S FURNITURE STORE. “ake the Cake” ITegler's tany hay ~ Poe Sale at Bargain. eres saat = oo : Win, gee ed Cig on Comsiercial i . merly occupied Miss Lola Cutter ‘Willk A very quiet we evening at the be Samuel Olatter + at which time ¢ Lula Clutter, ‘bec William Jones. A of Auburn pro! which made the h wife. Mise Mabe the bride, attende and John P. Jon groom, acted as. b The wedding p lor at about nip Lillie. Mallen © p! Wedding March. intimate friends parties were p ‘where the ‘cerem was beautifully « casion, white and dominating colore were the recipient aud costly presen After the wec congratulations, t their newly-farnie where an elegant awaiting, and th till a late hour. The bride is o most charming young ladies and ber of the N. D. C long time been th for George BE. T holds a good. po taineer mine an and esteem of a The TRANSORIPT , friends of the . ! in wishing theu long journey thr A BURDEN ‘Patlontly Listening dle Talked . Jan Maclaren a dies’ Home Jour other man who « ‘the casual calleriin of evenings fo: ‘ter. Even the ipeople do not sat ‘consulting room with their familie ‘with his. Doctor they are liable tc ‘hour and to be wv ‘tid night, but. the ‘ed from casual ‘conversations by iif a mam comes room he is not al tthan fifteen mint ffor the time he amiaister ie at the gation at all reas , any bour he is re vice of the dying every stranger w him, and who co own affairs, had fee, and this fe .came in the ever .ehildren might ‘father, and a mi ihave to complai anything of her Colle Next Satarda: for the ‘TRANSCE scribers will tk when called. ur many city sub paid anything: . now desire the counts. Paper and prompt . necessary Dow. Ha Five wagon lower part of town today, a at twelve doll ‘has been rais: year than for ‘fore the low p .d8 said to be se = Deafnes' “py logal applic reagh the aise