May 3, 1901 (4 pages)

be) THE TRANSCRIPT. 4T NEVADA OITY, OALIPORNIA, BROWN issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted & CALEINS. JUMPED TRACK, AT CAPE HORN MILLS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Man, e : -By Carrier, :Delivered to part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1=2c Per Week b) Central Pacific today. TRUBPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B This morning about 10 0 — train was passing Cape FRIDAY.,. Seeses seoe.eMay 3, 1901 Another Wreck, Chree Railroad Wen Seriously A freight train, west bound, on the Central Pecific railroad was wrecked near Newcastle yesterday afternoon about 1 o’clock. A passenger on the Up-train informed the TRANSCRIPT toduy that the eccident was Caused by (he spreading of raile, and that the day Coech which was attached to the train was thrown down a canyon seventy_ five feet and smashed to pieces. The Cabooee sollowed suit, but’dashed down. twenty-five feet further and was like wise reduced. Three of the railroad mep, who were inthe caboose, were severely injured. One of the unfortunate men bad his back broken, ard up. the other two were badly bruised Three freight cars, boose, were thrown into wood, killed. CoLFax, May 3—There was still an ’clock, as It could not be learned whether any one was injured or other wreck on the a west-bound freight Horn Mills, four miles above Colfax, the rails spread, and part of the train jumped the track. which were in the rear, and the ca— the canyon, and reduced to kindling WILL WE CELEBRATE Held Tuesday Night. Present. Woodmen ’s G-xercises, __ © Wonument of JI. W. Lutkin to be Unveiled. The Woodmen of the World and the Women of Wood Craft of this city will unveil the monument erec:ed at Pine Grove Cemetery in honor of their late brother, J. W. Lufkin, on Sunduy next A number of members of Mistletoe Camp of Grass Valley will be presert and the precession will start from Pythian Castle at 2 Pp. m At the cemetery the fullowing exervises Passenger and freight trains were . -wii] be rendered : waiting to pass the wreck, but were Song— Quartet. compelled to wait for three and oneAddress—Ccuncil Commander N. half hours, before a wrecking crew] Ww. Lewis, from Newcastle, which had been sent Song—Qnartet. to the scene immediately upon the receipt of the news, could remove the debris and place the track in condition for travel. The train which should have arrived in this cty at 4:55 yesterday afternoon, was delased uutil 9:40 o’clock last night. Wrecks have been frequent on the Centrul Pacitic of late, but so far, have been devoid of very serious loss of life Yotes of Interest, For Life Iusurance see T, B Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. The case of Foga ty ve. Fogarty was on triel in the Superior Ccurt today. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wani anything in the tobacco line. Fine’ fresh boney Towle’s, Scadden’s, tf 623-3:. The Dunobam suspect didu’t make any objection to being taken away fiom Wichita, Kansas. Whether the fact that Mis. Nation lives there had Suytbing to du with it or not doesu’i @ppear, 1f you should desire anything in the driuk.ug tine you guould Call wt the Grotto. Lt is the most popular resori iu town and you are always given fair’ treatment, tf A New York waitress bes married . siys a special to the son of «# miilionsire, “All thing~ Come (oO those who wait’—butif the temper the groom’s Papa is said to be ~ V iu Contivues, there is Still 8ume waiting to be done. * If you want good coffee, or good tea the best and the cheapest, you can get it—that is, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial ‘Lea Co's store, Nevada City. Call for the Supplies, The Ioepectors who will officiate at the City election next Monday, May 6:b, are notitied to cail at the City Hall next Sunday, and get the supplies for the different booths from City Cierk Peard, .Throwa From a Horse. Mr. Williams, agent for the Phoenix Savings Company, was thrown irom his horse while riding across the Broad street bridge this morniuy, but esCaped uninjured. aa A large copyer tank arrived here today fur the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. : a eee ' To Our Custumers. We have recently scold our Nevada City Lumber Y.rd to Messrs. M. L & D. Mar-b and are avxious to close ullcur Nevada accounts as soon as poess:ble. For your convenience, we have arranged with the Citizens Bank, of Nevada City, to receive money due Us ud receipt for the same. We thark you for past favors and Solicit your putronage for our successors. Yours very truly. Tow.e Bros Co, +e Catarrh Cann t Be Cured m3-lw With Iceal applications, as they can . not rercn the seat of the disen-e, ! Catarth isa blood or constitural dis-. ease, aud in order to cure it you must tke internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh . Cure is taken in ernally, aud acs di-. 1ectly on the blood end mucous sur-, faces. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is not a Q:ack medicine It was prescribed br one of the best physicians in this ccuntry for sears, and is a regular pre ecription. It is composed cf one of the best tonics known, combired with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the muéous surfaces Toe }erfect combination of the two in. gedientsis what preduces such won. derfal results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free, -F J. CHENEY & CO., Props: Toledo, O. Sold by druggiets, price 753. Haii’s Family Pills are the best. from Harry two equares for 45 cents ui in Tampa. All the fac’ories of the session of the tobacco combination The Havana-American Company is a vana, Key West, Chicago, New Orto state the parchase price sult of thie acqnisition will b to the combination ths erntrol arge share of the Havaua cigar ourpat. And wrecks the brain, D.ckermanu, sole agent. if NOTICE To WAIER CONSUMERS 149, which probibits the us for irrigation or eprinklir 8 of any kiud between the hours c Resding Poem—E_ A. Moore. Unveiling of Monument. Song. Oration—F. L Arbogast. Personal Pointers. J.R Jones and James Cameron came over. from Relief Hiil tc day. J. Magoniega, E § Piner and E C vraiser were up from Pleasant Valley today. i H. Seemke and Frank Nye, who-have been at the California mine for some ‘ime past, came down yesterduy and left this morning for Oskland. H. Kaler of May bert le t this morning for San Fra‘ cisco. J H. Chisholm, County Treasurer of Placer county, came up from Auburn last evenirg to attend the Kuighte Templar meeting. bi J.L. Bryson is down from the Yubs mine. S L Parsons came down from Maytert today. T.P. Meighan of San Francisco is here sperdirg a few dass. W T. Waldron and E Ww. Foss came down from Graniteville to day. T. N. O'Connel of Marysviile is here §pending a few days, Gobacco C. ombination, New Yorx, May 2—It is annourced the Times from Tampa, Fla, that the neg dtiations which have been Pending for three m onths between the American Cigar Company,a branch of the American Tobacco Company, and the Havana American Cigar Company, owning the largest clear Havana factori 8 in the United States, have been completed latter company will pass into the Pposrecently formed c insolidation. It owns clear Havana cigar factories at Haleans, New York and Bingbampten New York. It is capitalized at $10, 000,000. The parties to the deal refuse The re_ eto give}, of a ee Tn ees Headache Saps Your Vitality Ose dose ot you. You swailow a pil ache is gone. 25¢. and 10c. 4 b. 1, aud the beac . d They cure beuralgir x. For sale by b a a WEDNEsDay, April “4, 1901. Attention is called to Ordiuutce No @ of water f 10 &.m. and 4 day bight last. There is no clew to the burglars, Collector of Interaal Revenue, fal that he will be able to uncover a lot ofthe bucket Shops which, under the pretense of doinga legitimate broker4ge business, are evading the war rey enue tax. He hss received letters from men iuthe Far West and South tellcertain bucket shop Proprietors in this city through dealings that were based solely on the public market quotations Mr. Treat says he will thorc.ughly in vestigate these ‘Statements and can be substantisted the Collector will . ’ MDpose the extra tux on all. transacneeded at this time of the year, by the Sbermen’s Headache Cure wil cure . "xt house-keeper, are paints that are which George E. Turner is the agent for sale an ironir & ' ourd, witha patent adjustment, board will remain firm The extension ladder is another article that is handy. It. is designed for u-e on a low or high wall guarantees to do plumbing ina wok G. ustis Jor Grustee. the Board, On account of Philip G. Scadden declining to be a candidate for City Trustee, a vacancy was left, as two are to be elected and J: H. Rogers was the only Candidate, but. the friends cf Joseph Eustis bave prevailed upon him to be a candidate and he has consented todoso. His name will vot ap. pear on the ballots and those who wish 'o vote for him must write his name upon it. Mr. Eusti: is familiar wih all the wants and needs of the comwunity snd if-elected will undoubtedly make a‘good Trustee. Go Leave for Buffalo. fan FRANcIsco May 8 —Mr. William H Mills will leave the city in a feu days for the Pan American Exposition wh ch bas just been opened in Butfalo Mr. Mills will represent the Southern Pacific. Mr. Haye could not ‘have m-dea wiser celection. There is no min,in the State who is s0 thoroughl: Conversant with our resources as is Mr. Mills. Be bas given the mutters zreat deal of study and much carefu ‘bought. He has the faculty of im parting information and tbe informa ion is always reliable. Mr. Mills bas representéd the State several times in this couutry and als. abroad, and he bas done more to advertise our resuurces than avy body of men.* The Caliturnia exhibit has been most carefully prepared by him aud will be a credit to the State. Mr. Mills will in future devote his entire attention to the jJand business o1 (he Company, Yo Clew, Caytcos, Cal., Muy 2—The general merchandise store of De Gottardi & Righetti was closed by Sheriff Ivius to. day on an attuchinent: issued by the Commercial Bank of San Luis Obispo vo the amount of $3500. ‘This is the firm from whose safe it is claimed over +8000 was stolen by ba-glars on FuesWar R evenue Oax. New York, May 2—Charles @. Treat, is hopeng how they had been “ileeced” by if they ions in such offenses, Some Leading Articles, Among the numerous things that are arable. Patton’s mixed Paiats, o: re the best in the market. He bas which may be sttuched to table or any other obj-ct,aud the Mr. Turser also He Will bea Useful Wember of . before too late. ed. Our people will regret to learn of as he is in every way qnalified for the position and would always be alert t tbe welfare of our city. tion: EpiTor ‘TRansonier: — Seeing in the colamns ot.your paper several articles in regard toa celebration here on the 4°h of July, and as there has been no start made, and believing that Nevada City has had in the past, and can st this time do herself credit in every‘hing she undertakes, we would ask you to state to your readérs that there will be a meeting of the. citizens to consider this matter at the City Hall at 8:80 o'clock Tuesday night. Tarn out neighbors and come and show what our Let us have the best celebration this year that we have ever had. Come Tuesday night, citizens, and bring your ideas with you.” city can do. This is one of the very best moves tbat could possibly have been made the welfare of Nevada City should ‘be present at the meeting this evening and state their ideas as to whet should be done in the way of celebrating. It is none too early to lay our plans forif we want to get 8 prominent orator from below we will have to do 80 Come one, come all, to the City Hall at 8:30 o’clock Tuesday night. Declines to Run. Phil G. Scadden, the grocer, whose many friends have been urging nim to be a candidate for City Trustee ,8t the coming election, has decided not to raa. Mr. Scadden’s business interests ~re €uch that he feels. he could not . give the necessary time to the office and that while he has the interests of ‘he city at heart he could not get away frem his place of business when the occasion would require, were he electthis action on the part of Mr. Scadden, — ON THE 4th? A Meeting Of Citizns to Be Everybody Is Cordially Invited to be The following communication signed by “a number of citizens,” was sent to this office this morning for publica4ud everyone who has any interest in. ’ Srass Valley ews. Doings of the People of Our Sister City As To'd Over the Telephone, iment, N.G.C., and Colonel Guthrie of the examining board, will be here tomorrow night to conduct an election of officers of Company I. Joseph M. Morris, aged fourteen years, died yesterday at the home of his psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris. He had been ill for a long time. A pleasant surprise party was tendered to Miss Ethel Turner Wednesday. * DOZENS -OFFAMILIES Colonel Seymour of the Second RegGruckee Stems. Ohings Chat Have Caksn Place in Ohat Vicinity. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican of Wednesday evening: The tough charccters and bums are nearly all gone from Truckee uow and the few who are left are now behaving quite well. Oaptain H.J. Winter, the detective who was hired by the ‘601 torun down people of this character, and who arrested four men Wednasday for selling whiskey to Indians, has gathered considerable evidence within the past week and more arrests will probably be made. The Buffalos bai a good time at their dance, although it was not as largely attended as was expected. . After a brief illness with pneumonia Warren Gosney died at Hobart Mills Saturday. He was a native of Missouri and aed 29 years. Hv» leavesa wife and two small children at Lyonville, Cal, Someone weut to S. McKiy’s barn Monday night and taking his horse an! cutter drove to Hobart Mills. The horse was found standing in a lot at the latter place and was cared for by J.R. Daily. The favorite of favorites—Jesse ARE USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. I2-SAMPLES FREE gry TAYLOR'S. TEA Colored Mercerized Skirts. show you. Moore “AA” whiskey. Ballistero Jp 76 . Gripped Over a Bay any 2. At a baseball game playea . day at Sonora reg vg hed Camp and local teams D Ballistors who was pitching forthe wii with @ serious accident,” ™t He was ranniog bases in eventh . inning, when the spikes of ssc of shoes caught on the bag at 820d i and he was thrown heavily t) ground, fracturing the bone of tile, his lege between the knee and arse,” The same teams will meet In beng, game for the injured player next Sun. day. Ballistero was catch er for the “Bay, ners” of this city two years ago, Regarding a Git, Lonpon, May 2-At a Meeting of thy British Empire League today it wy disclosed that the Colonial Office his been in correspondence with the Gor. . ernment of Ganadain regard to in cluding Oanada in the title . of King Edward. The result of ths Degotig. . tions wi. not be made known Qatil thy correspondence is published later, When that tired feeling comes Over you, drink Jesse Moore “44” Whiskey, WATER & Up to I Date. ‘Muslin & Knit Summer Underwear FOR LADIES and CHILDREN =————=== Ladies’ Summer Vests, 25 cts. 25 Cts. and up as high as $1 We want you to see our line 25 cts. each, high neck and long sleeves, Ladies’ h'gh neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and long sleeves and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. Ladies’ low neck and sleeveless at § cts., 10 cts, 50. of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes af MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIN SKIRTS and Black ané New things in these lines fp Respectfully, MAHER & Co. AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere, Wouunce In our home decorations, @ any or Oak color alWays gives the wood-work of & room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Varnisy Stam (Produces good results, h Stains and varnishes at the same time. Is made in Cherry, Mahogany, Rose» ‘wood, Walnut, Ebony. You ill be surprised at the ease With which you can entirely .PAINT. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. HOUSE: MORE om Just opened another box of them. We expect to sell them even faster now, since MULLOY’S Fine GROCERY 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, SARATOGA CHIPS the wirm weather is here. OUR TELEPHONE . NUSIBER 501 20 cts. per pound CLEANING TINE Is now upon us and you will need some. thing in the Call or serd for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 SPRING MILLINERY OPENING} Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. TETREAU , , on QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS ’ e “= Pere EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING HATS. W.'H. CRAWFORD, Main Street We are Sole Agents for Nevada County L_ HYMAN & CO., Clothiers, N change the a pearance Pp. m., and 10 p. m. aud 64.m —during . manlike manner. gee foc,” : us rae the night, some good things we know Hue Merci, J.P Fogarty came over from Birchabout the Stain : a24-lw Water Collector, ville today. GOLD BY Sole Agents. “Say, “Jim, * these OX BREECHES is regular Life-savers! j h 7 ( ] b t d “(—) Hurry en’ flaish the job; if the ry scaffold breaks . Over. We couldn't fix it up wun pane nes seseee ansonane e e e ra e . Strong as an Ox. . 4 They are the strongest pants on earth. They are ] in } ok Za\\\WN bey represent the best of every thing that goes tote the ih er tg Ne 7; } his pants. They are sewed with the beat six cord thread. The OXBREECHES Y p were produced with a view of filling a long felt want—a strong made pants i ata low price. Ack for OX BREEOHES and beware of inferior imitations. 7 =H) lj KENTUCKY JFANS, in oifferent heen cic a 26 LY RIA 2K ACL-WOOL CHEWON... 7" + ie TRS Sez z j f MEN’S CORDURO\S, ju different colors ‘Santee cola 2 50 .€ FOR THESE evada City, Cal. LOLA LAR X” BREECH Durable and Reliable. Another Pair Free $$$ If they rip -in the scam ES. . ———— * nein aikinsiiaitainaiei 1HE TRANS FRIDAY. cee ereeeeeeul Personal Pare K. P. Fogarty is over ville. : A. W. Anderson of Aub spending a few days. Pp. H. Skidmore of North is here spending a few day. Mrs. E. 8. Park left this Sacramento and San Franc Mr. and Mrs. O. P.° Bai Francisco is here on a visit Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Badg last evening from their wed San Francisco. J.B. Williams of San J here last evening and left t for Forest Oity. d W. J. Lageon of Sacrame: here last eveniog and left t! for Downieville. F. Wayland and W.S8S down from Grizzly Ridg and returned home today. F. J. Dailey is here in the Norris & Rowe’s animal s} will be here next Monday. J, M. Hol.nes of Oakland the interest of the Citizens ford Insurance Companies. W. H. Hill and wife of Sat are in town. Mr. Hillis sp for tbe American Insurance Otto Burgund, and e> maker of Sonoma county, with friends in this city for . A.S. Medine, T. C. Hensle erer and F. A. Keyston of § cisco arrived here “on last train. Charles Tegler and wife from Colfax last evening, w were Summoned by the illnes Tegler’s mother. The latter but the danger point is passe Fell Into Che . San Franorsco, May 8—Tv cars filled with valuable m are lying submerged in the fe the foot of Second street. A the Southern Pucitic freight t oughfare, cannot dock at tk andtoduay all-freight has . sround by way of San Jose. tendent Fraser is hopeful tha structions can be removed b Tow. 2@e Olficers . Elected. . Nevada Commandery No. ¢ Templar, held a meeting last this city and elected officers for the ensning year. The] degree was conferred on a c¢ The new officers are: Emin mander, W.J. Rogers; Gener D. E. Matteson; Captain-Gene Werry; Senior Wardev, Th gram; Junior Warden, Wiliia Treasurer, J. T. Morgan; . I. J. Rolfe; Warden, F. L. . Sentinel, Antone Tam; Stand er, Henry Fuller; Sword Bea Meservey. Spring Eamb, Choice M Colley Bros. have on di finest’ lot of Spring La brought into this market. If a nice roast of lamb, lamb che roast, or the finest cut of po -or tenderloin steaks, send yo to Colley Bros., who aiway keep the choicest meats to ve market. 2Oe Peruvian Bark and Port. w in right proportions is a good d Salevia.” Vinton sells. ale for 50 cents. THE OFFSPR OF HEREDIT. BLOOD TAIN Scrofula is but a modified for Poison and Consumption. ' who is tainted by cither will child the same disease manifesting itself in the form of swollen glands of the neck and 3 throat, catarrh, weak ie eyes, offensive sores yj and abscesses and of)}j tentimes white swelling—sure signs of 4 Z Scrofula, There may = be no external signs for i along time, forthe disease dev in some cases, but the poisc blood and will break out at th able opportunity. ' S. S. S, cur ing, destructive disease by fir and building up the blood and and invigorating the whole s; J. M. Seals, 115 Public Square, Na Says: ‘Ten years ago my daught her forehead; From this wound the side of her face became swolle: Some of the best doctors here ¢ attended her without any benefit to try S. S. S., and a few bottles tirely,” safe cure . It overcomes all forms ‘of b whether inherited or acqui: temedy so thoroughly an¢ Cleanses the blood, If yo blood trouble, or your child . Some ‘blood taint, take S. S the blood in good condition the disease doing further dar Send for pos, book a1 Physicians about your case. arge whatever for medical THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., AT makes ne blood to strengther The next time you call . ty Gilt Edge Whiskey, be

be) THE TRANSCRIPT. 4T NEVADA OITY, OALIPORNIA, BROWN issaed Every Evening, Sundays Excepted & CALEINS. JUMPED TRACK, AT CAPE HORN MILLS. TERMS OF SUBSORITTION : By Man, e : -By Carrier, :Delivered to part of the city. $6 Per Year 12 1=2c Per Week b) Central Pacific today. TRUBPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B This morning about 10 0 — train was passing Cape FRIDAY.,.. Seeses seoe.eMay 3, 1901 Another Wreck, Chree Railroad Wen Seriously A freight train, west bound, on the Central Pecific railroad was wrecked near Newcastle yesterday afternoon about 1 o’clock. A passenger on the Up-train informed the TRANSCRIPT toduy that the eccident was Caused by (he spreading of raile, and that the day Coech which was attached to the train was thrown down a canyon seventy_ five feet and smashed to pieces. The Cabooee sollowed suit, but’dashed down. twenty-five feet further and was like wise reduced. Three of the railroad mep, who were inthe caboose, were severely injured. One of the unfortunate men bad his back broken, ard up. the other two were badly bruised Three freight cars, boose, were thrown into wood, killed. CoLFax, May 3—There was still an ’clock, as It could not be learned whether any one was injured or other wreck on the a west-bound freight Horn Mills, four miles above Colfax, the rails spread, and part of the train jumped the track. which were in the rear, and the ca— the canyon, and reduced to kindling WILL WE CELEBRATE Held Tuesday Night. Present. Woodmen ’s G-xercises, __ © Wonument of JI. W. Lutkin to be Unveiled. The Woodmen of the World and the Women of Wood Craft of this city will unveil the monument erec:ed at Pine Grove Cemetery in honor of their late brother, J. W. Lufkin, on Sunduy next A number of members of Mistletoe Camp of Grass Valley will be presert and the precession will start from Pythian Castle at 2 Pp. m At the cemetery the fullowing exervises Passenger and freight trains were . -wii] be rendered : waiting to pass the wreck, but were Song— Quartet. compelled to wait for three and oneAddress—Ccuncil Commander N. half hours, before a wrecking crew] Ww. Lewis, from Newcastle, which had been sent Song—Qnartet. to the scene immediately upon the receipt of the news, could remove the debris and place the track in condition for travel. The train which should have arrived in this cty at 4:55 yesterday afternoon, was delased uutil 9:40 o’clock last night. Wrecks have been frequent on the Centrul Pacitic of late, but so far, have been devoid of very serious loss of life Yotes of Interest, For Life Iusurance see T, B Gray. For the best of everything in the meat line send your orders to Naffziger. The case of Foga ty ve. Fogarty was on triel in the Superior Ccurt today. Call on Ed Schmidt when you wani anything in the tobacco line. Fine’ fresh boney Towle’s, Scadden’s, tf 623-3:. The Dunobam suspect didu’t make any objection to being taken away fiom Wichita, Kansas. Whether the fact that Mis. Nation lives there had Suytbing to du with it or not doesu’i @ppear, 1f you should desire anything in the driuk.ug tine you guould Call wt the Grotto. Lt is the most popular resori iu town and you are always given fair’ treatment, tf A New York waitress bes married . siys a special to the son of «# miilionsire, “All thing~ Come (oO those who wait’—butif the temper the groom’s Papa is said to be ~ V iu Contivues, there is Still 8ume waiting to be done. * If you want good coffee, or good tea the best and the cheapest, you can get it—that is, if you send your orders to Frank W. Taylor, at the Commercial ‘Lea Co's store, Nevada City. Call for the Supplies, The Ioepectors who will officiate at the City election next Monday, May 6:b, are notitied to cail at the City Hall next Sunday, and get the supplies for the different booths from City Cierk Peard, .Throwa From a Horse. Mr. Williams, agent for the Phoenix Savings Company, was thrown irom his horse while riding across the Broad street bridge this morniuy, but esCaped uninjured. aa A large copyer tank arrived here today fur the Sierra Nevada Brewing Company. : a eee ' To Our Custumers. We have recently scold our Nevada City Lumber Y.rd to Messrs. M. L & D. Mar-b and are avxious to close ullcur Nevada accounts as soon as poess:ble. For your convenience, we have arranged with the Citizens Bank, of Nevada City, to receive money due Us ud receipt for the same. We thark you for past favors and Solicit your putronage for our successors. Yours very truly. Tow.e Bros Co, +e Catarrh Cann t Be Cured m3-lw With Iceal applications, as they can . not rercn the seat of the disen-e, ! Catarth isa blood or constitural dis-. ease, aud in order to cure it you must tke internal remedies Hall’s Catarrh . Cure is taken in ernally, aud acs di-. 1ectly on the blood end mucous sur-, faces. Hali’s Catarrh Cure is not a Q:ack medicine It was prescribed br one of the best physicians in this ccuntry for sears, and is a regular pre ecription. It is composed cf one of the best tonics known, combired with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the muéous surfaces Toe }erfect combination of the two in. gedientsis what preduces such won. derfal results in curing catarrh. Send for testimonials free, -F J. CHENEY & CO., Props: Toledo, O. Sold by druggiets, price 753. Haii’s Family Pills are the best. from Harry two equares for 45 cents ui in Tampa. All the fac’ories of the session of the tobacco combination The Havana-American Company is a vana, Key West, Chicago, New Orto state the parchase price sult of thie acqnisition will b to the combination ths erntrol arge share of the Havaua cigar ourpat. And wrecks the brain, D.ckermanu, sole agent. if NOTICE To WAIER CONSUMERS 149, which probibits the us for irrigation or eprinklir 8 of any kiud between the hours c Resding Poem—E_ A. Moore. Unveiling of Monument. Song. Oration—F. L Arbogast. Personal Pointers. J.R Jones and James Cameron came over. from Relief Hiil tc day. J. Magoniega, E § Piner and E C vraiser were up from Pleasant Valley today. i H. Seemke and Frank Nye, who-have been at the California mine for some ‘ime past, came down yesterduy and left this morning for Oskland. H. Kaler of May bert le t this morning for San Fra‘ cisco. J H. Chisholm, County Treasurer of Placer county, came up from Auburn last evenirg to attend the Kuighte Templar meeting. bi J.L. Bryson is down from the Yubs mine. S L Parsons came down from Maytert today. T.P. Meighan of San Francisco is here sperdirg a few dass. W T. Waldron and E Ww. Foss came down from Graniteville to day. T. N. O'Connel of Marysviile is here §pending a few days, Gobacco C. ombination, New Yorx, May 2—It is annourced the Times from Tampa, Fla, that the neg dtiations which have been Pending for three m onths between the American Cigar Company,a branch of the American Tobacco Company, and the Havana American Cigar Company, owning the largest clear Havana factori 8 in the United States, have been completed latter company will pass into the Pposrecently formed c insolidation. It owns clear Havana cigar factories at Haleans, New York and Bingbampten New York. It is capitalized at $10, 000,000. The parties to the deal refuse The re_ eto give}, of a ee Tn ees Headache Saps Your Vitality Ose dose ot you. You swailow a pil ache is gone. 25¢. and 10c. 4 b. 1, aud the beac . d They cure beuralgir x. For sale by b a a WEDNEsDay, April “4, 1901. Attention is called to Ordiuutce No @ of water f 10 &.m. and 4 day bight last. There is no clew to the burglars, Collector of Interaal Revenue, fal that he will be able to uncover a lot ofthe bucket Shops which, under the pretense of doinga legitimate broker4ge business, are evading the war rey enue tax. He hss received letters from men iuthe Far West and South tellcertain bucket shop Proprietors in this city through dealings that were based solely on the public market quotations Mr. Treat says he will thorc.ughly in vestigate these ‘Statements and can be substantisted the Collector will . ’ MDpose the extra tux on all. transacneeded at this time of the year, by the Sbermen’s Headache Cure wil cure . "xt house-keeper, are paints that are which George E. Turner is the agent for sale an ironir & ' ourd, witha patent adjustment, board will remain firm The extension ladder is another article that is handy. It. is designed for u-e on a low or high wall guarantees to do plumbing ina wok G. ustis Jor Grustee. the Board, On account of Philip G. Scadden declining to be a candidate for City Trustee, a vacancy was left, as two are to be elected and J: H. Rogers was the only Candidate, but. the friends cf Joseph Eustis bave prevailed upon him to be a candidate and he has consented todoso. His name will vot ap. pear on the ballots and those who wish 'o vote for him must write his name upon it. Mr. Eusti: is familiar wih all the wants and needs of the comwunity snd if-elected will undoubtedly make a‘good Trustee. Go Leave for Buffalo. fan FRANcIsco May 8 —Mr. William H Mills will leave the city in a feu days for the Pan American Exposition wh ch bas just been opened in Butfalo Mr. Mills will represent the Southern Pacific. Mr. Haye could not ‘have m-dea wiser celection. There is no min,in the State who is s0 thoroughl: Conversant with our resources as is Mr. Mills. Be bas given the mutters zreat deal of study and much carefu ‘bought. He has the faculty of im parting information and tbe informa ion is always reliable. Mr. Mills bas representéd the State several times in this couutry and als. abroad, and he bas done more to advertise our resuurces than avy body of men.* The Caliturnia exhibit has been most carefully prepared by him aud will be a credit to the State. Mr. Mills will in future devote his entire attention to the jJand business o1 (he Company, Yo Clew, Caytcos, Cal., Muy 2—The general merchandise store of De Gottardi & Righetti was closed by Sheriff Ivius to. day on an attuchinent: issued by the Commercial Bank of San Luis Obispo vo the amount of $3500. ‘This is the firm from whose safe it is claimed over +8000 was stolen by ba-glars on FuesWar R evenue Oax. New York, May 2—Charles @. Treat, is hopeng how they had been “ileeced” by if they ions in such offenses, Some Leading Articles, Among the numerous things that are arable. Patton’s mixed Paiats, o: re the best in the market. He bas which may be sttuched to table or any other obj-ct,aud the Mr. Turser also He Will bea Useful Wember of . before too late. ed. Our people will regret to learn of as he is in every way qnalified for the position and would always be alert t tbe welfare of our city. tion: EpiTor ‘TRansonier: — Seeing in the colamns ot.your paper several articles in regard toa celebration here on the 4°h of July, and as there has been no start made, and believing that Nevada City has had in the past, and can st this time do herself credit in every‘hing she undertakes, we would ask you to state to your readérs that there will be a meeting of the. citizens to consider this matter at the City Hall at 8:80 o'clock Tuesday night. Tarn out neighbors and come and show what our Let us have the best celebration this year that we have ever had. Come Tuesday night, citizens, and bring your ideas with you.” city can do. This is one of the very best moves tbat could possibly have been made the welfare of Nevada City should ‘be present at the meeting this evening and state their ideas as to whet should be done in the way of celebrating. It is none too early to lay our plans forif we want to get 8 prominent orator from below we will have to do 80 Come one, come all, to the City Hall at 8:30 o’clock Tuesday night. Declines to Run.

Phil G. Scadden, the grocer, whose many friends have been urging nim to be a candidate for City Trustee ,8t the coming election, has decided not to raa. Mr. Scadden’s business interests ~re €uch that he feels. he could not . give the necessary time to the office and that while he has the interests of ‘he city at heart he could not get away frem his place of business when the occasion would require, were he electthis action on the part of Mr. Scadden, — ON THE 4th? A Meeting Of Citizns to Be Everybody Is Cordially Invited to be The following communication signed by “a number of citizens,” was sent to this office this morning for publica4ud everyone who has any interest in. ’ Srass Valley ews. Doings of the People of Our Sister City As To'd Over the Telephone, iment, N.G.C., and Colonel Guthrie of the examining board, will be here tomorrow night to conduct an election of officers of Company I. Joseph M. Morris, aged fourteen years, died yesterday at the home of his psrents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morris. He had been ill for a long time. A pleasant surprise party was tendered to Miss Ethel Turner Wednesday. * DOZENS -OFFAMILIES Colonel Seymour of the Second RegGruckee Stems. Ohings Chat Have Caksn Place in Ohat Vicinity. The following items are taken from the Truckee Republican of Wednesday evening: The tough charccters and bums are nearly all gone from Truckee uow and the few who are left are now behaving quite well. Oaptain H.J. Winter, the detective who was hired by the ‘601 torun down people of this character, and who arrested four men Wednasday for selling whiskey to Indians, has gathered considerable evidence within the past week and more arrests will probably be made. The Buffalos bai a good time at their dance, although it was not as largely attended as was expected. . After a brief illness with pneumonia Warren Gosney died at Hobart Mills Saturday. He was a native of Missouri and aed 29 years. Hv» leavesa wife and two small children at Lyonville, Cal, Someone weut to S. McKiy’s barn Monday night and taking his horse an! cutter drove to Hobart Mills. The horse was found standing in a lot at the latter place and was cared for by J.R. Daily. The favorite of favorites—Jesse ARE USING TAYLORS FAMILY GROUND COFFEE at 25c per Ib. Try a pound. Roasted Daily on the premises Ground to order. I2-SAMPLES FREE gry TAYLOR'S. TEA Colored Mercerized Skirts. show you. Moore “AA” whiskey. Ballistero Jp 76 . Gripped Over a Bay any 2. At a baseball game playea . day at Sonora reg vg hed Camp and local teams D Ballistors who was pitching forthe wii with @ serious accident,” ™t He was ranniog bases in eventh . inning, when the spikes of ssc of shoes caught on the bag at 820d i and he was thrown heavily t) ground, fracturing the bone of tile, his lege between the knee and arse,” The same teams will meet In beng, game for the injured player next Sun. day. Ballistero was catch er for the “Bay, ners” of this city two years ago, Regarding a Git, Lonpon, May 2-At a Meeting of thy British Empire League today it wy disclosed that the Colonial Office his been in correspondence with the Gor. . ernment of Ganadain regard to in cluding Oanada in the title . of King Edward. The result of ths Degotig. . tions wi. not be made known Qatil thy correspondence is published later, When that tired feeling comes Over you, drink Jesse Moore “44” Whiskey, WATER & Up to I Date. ‘Muslin & Knit Summer Underwear FOR LADIES and CHILDREN =————=== Ladies’ Summer Vests, 25 cts. 25 Cts. and up as high as $1 We want you to see our line 25 cts. each, high neck and long sleeves, Ladies’ h'gh neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, Low neck and short sleeves, 25 cts, Ladies’ Real Lisle Thread, high neck and long sleeves and high neck and short sleeves, at 50 cts. Ladies’ low neck and sleeveless at § cts., 10 cts, 50. of SUMMER WEAR. CHILDREN SUMMER VESTS. We sell all sizes af MUSLIN GOWNS, MUSLIN SKIRTS and Black ané New things in these lines fp Respectfully, MAHER & Co. AND COFFEE HOUSE, Wholesale and Retail Agents Wanted Everywhere, Wouunce In our home decorations, @ any or Oak color alWays gives the wood-work of & room a good appearance, Over old paint or new wood THE SHERWIN-WILLIAMS Varnisy Stam (Produces good results, h Stains and varnishes at the same time. Is made in Cherry, Mahogany, Rose» ‘wood, Walnut, Ebony. You ill be surprised at the ease With which you can entirely ..PAINT.. line. Have you ever tried our Sherwin-Williams Paints? Strictly high grade. Once used always used. HOUSE: MORE om Just opened another box of them. We expect to sell them even faster now, since MULLOY’S Fine GROCERY 52 Broad Street, Nevada City, SARATOGA CHIPS the wirm weather is here. OUR TELEPHONE . NUSIBER 501 20 cts. per pound CLEANING TINE Is now upon us and you will need some. thing in the Call or serd for color card. LEGG & SHAW C0 SPRING MILLINERY OPENING} Largest and Grandest Assortment in Nevada County. TETREAU , , on QUANTITIES OF IMPORRTED AND PATTERN HATS, SELECTED BY MISS ’ e “= Pere EVERYTHING NEW IN WALKING HATS. W.'H. CRAWFORD, Main Street We are Sole Agents for Nevada County L_ HYMAN & CO., Clothiers, N change the a pearance Pp. m., and 10 p. m. aud 64.m —during . manlike manner. gee foc,” : us rae the night, some good things we know Hue Merci, J.P Fogarty came over from Birchabout the Stain : a24-lw Water Collector, ville today. GOLD BY Sole Agents. “Say, “Jim, * these OX BREECHES is regular Life-savers! j h 7 ( ] b t d “(—) Hurry en’ flaish the job; if the ry scaffold breaks . Over. We couldn't fix it up wun pane nes seseee ansonane e e e ra e . Strong as an Ox. . 4 They are the strongest pants on earth. They are ] in } ok Za\\\WN bey represent the best of every thing that goes tote the ih er tg Ne 7; } his pants. They are sewed with the beat six cord thread. The OXBREECHES Y p were produced with a view of filling a long felt want—a strong made pants i ata low price. Ack for OX BREEOHES and beware of inferior imitations. 7 =H) lj KENTUCKY JFANS, in oifferent heen cic a 26 LY RIA 2K ACL-WOOL CHEWON..... 7" + ie TRS Sez z j f MEN’S CORDURO\S, ju different colors ‘Santee cola 2 50 .€ FOR THESE evada City, Cal. LOLA LAR X” BREECH Durable and Reliable. Another Pair Free $$$ If they rip -in the scam ES. . ———— * nein aikinsiiaitainaiei 1HE TRANS FRIDAY.. cee ereeeeeeul Personal Pare K. P. Fogarty is over ville. : A. W. Anderson of Aub spending a few days. Pp. H. Skidmore of North is here spending a few day. Mrs. E. 8. Park left this Sacramento and San Franc Mr. and Mrs. O. P.° Bai Francisco is here on a visit Mr. and Mrs, Ed. Badg last evening from their wed San Francisco. J.B. Williams of San J here last evening and left t for Forest Oity. d W. J. Lageon of Sacrame: here last eveniog and left t! for Downieville. F. Wayland and W.S8S down from Grizzly Ridg and returned home today. F. J. Dailey is here in the Norris & Rowe’s animal s} will be here next Monday. J, M. Hol.nes of Oakland the interest of the Citizens ford Insurance Companies. W. H. Hill and wife of Sat are in town. Mr. Hillis sp for tbe American Insurance Otto Burgund, and e> maker of Sonoma county, with friends in this city for . A.S. Medine, T. C. Hensle erer and F. A. Keyston of § cisco arrived here “on last train. Charles Tegler and wife from Colfax last evening, w were Summoned by the illnes Tegler’s mother. The latter but the danger point is passe Fell Into Che . San Franorsco, May 8—Tv cars filled with valuable m are lying submerged in the fe the foot of Second street. A the Southern Pucitic freight t oughfare, cannot dock at tk andtoduay all-freight has . sround by way of San Jose. tendent Fraser is hopeful tha structions can be removed b Tow. 2@e Olficers . Elected. . Nevada Commandery No. ¢ Templar, held a meeting last this city and elected officers for the ensning year. The] degree was conferred on a c¢ The new officers are: Emin mander, W.J. Rogers; Gener D. E. Matteson; Captain-Gene Werry; Senior Wardev, Th gram; Junior Warden, Wiliia Treasurer, J. T. Morgan; . I. J. Rolfe; Warden, F. L. . Sentinel, Antone Tam; Stand er, Henry Fuller; Sword Bea Meservey. Spring Eamb, Choice M Colley Bros. have on di finest’ lot of Spring La brought into this market. If a nice roast of lamb, lamb che roast, or the finest cut of po -or tenderloin steaks, send yo to Colley Bros., who aiway keep the choicest meats to ve market. 2Oe Peruvian Bark and Port. w in right proportions is a good d Salevia.” Vinton sells. ale for 50 cents. THE OFFSPR OF HEREDIT. BLOOD TAIN Scrofula is but a modified for Poison and Consumption. ' who is tainted by cither will child the same disease manifesting itself in the form of swollen glands of the neck and 3 throat, catarrh, weak ie eyes, offensive sores yj and abscesses and of)}j tentimes white swelling—sure signs of 4 Z Scrofula, There may = be no external signs for i along time, forthe disease dev in some cases, but the poisc blood and will break out at th able opportunity. ' S. S. S, cur ing, destructive disease by fir and building up the blood and and invigorating the whole s; J. M. Seals, 115 Public Square, Na Says: ‘Ten years ago my daught her forehead; From this wound the side of her face became swolle: Some of the best doctors here ¢ attended her without any benefit to try S. S. S., and a few bottles tirely,” safe cure . It overcomes all forms ‘of b whether inherited or acqui: temedy so thoroughly an¢ Cleanses the blood, If yo blood trouble, or your child . Some ‘blood taint, take S. S the blood in good condition the disease doing further dar Send for pos, book a1 Physicians about your case. arge whatever for medical THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., AT makes ne blood to strengther The next time you call . ty Gilt Edge Whiskey, be