December 20, 1889 (4 pages)

ware tc. /ES, t Patje wt NOES, ange, a. FING Kinds. ives. ish’ cutsuperior 3, ETC. t a rices, ment is ~ amples "9 ) Bt SON ving in equire, n riting s, Cuff Dolls, s, Etc. *MAS OST. co. —— ee and . . lantern episodes, . Walling for a writ of habeas corpus in The Daily. Transcript. 2! YEARS AGO, “FRIDAY, DEQEMBER 20, 1889, Newspaper. “ Wednesday Evening Party, "Misses Mary and Hattie Hook gave an eminently successful party at their home on Weinesday eyening. The “guests present were Misses Grace Morgan, Sara Miller, Jennie Marsh, Lizzie Keenan, Allie Crawford, Allie ilon, Frances Costello, Jessie Rich, Beck Yalantine, Belle Miller, Cora Clark; Fernande Muller, Byrda Douglass, Belle Stover, Lena Hanson, Lena Locklin, Kate. Matteson and Emily ' Rolfe; Messra F. T. Nilon, M. M. Baruh, L. B, Johnson, R, H. Webber, C, W. Chapman, B. J. Watson, J. J, ' Greany, F. W. Bost, H. L, Douglass, M. T. Lawrence, §. J. Muller; D. Waggoner ‘and In the game of drive whist record was that of Miss Nilon and Mr. Gréany. There was alaoa tw o-minute conversazione’ in which Miss Marsh and Mr, Baruh were victorious, SupPer was served at midnight and the party ended at 2 o'clock Thursday morning. 9-8 G Oo, Missing Lanterns. Editor Watson went to a young folks’ party Wednesday night, and while seeing-his girl home about 2 o’clock next morning he lost hig lantern. Wednesday night somebody stole the lantern hung up at the Main street bridge to warn the public the struc. ture was not passable. The. North Bloomfield stage started inthe darkness of Thursday morning to attempt to cross the bridge, but Henry Guenther happened along and told the driver of the danger, ; It might be well for the Grand Jury totry and get some light on these Ohristmas Cakes, D. W. Keller of the New York Bakery on Commercial street is prepared to supply the public with fruit, pound, sponge and wine cakes especially made for the holiday trade. These cakes aré all made of the very best materials, and Mr. Keller Bells at pricesless than it would cost, houseWives to make them. A large’ supply of Christmas mince pies, 15, cents each. d20-4t. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Thursday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: David Cameron, a native of Nova Bcotia,was naturalized onthe testimony of Charles Grimes and Jozeph Hatcher. John Rickey vs. Thos. Corrigan. First day’s trial. This isa suit to quiet title to land at Mooney Fiat. Geed Dentistry. “Speaking of home talent,’ says Prof. Frank, ‘‘I feel it my duty to say something about the skillful manner in which Dr. Nelhe E. Chapman per> formed some dentistry work a few days ago for my wife. It was a difficult Operation at any time and doubly so under the circumstances in this case; but she performed it most’ suecessfully;”? Grand Patriarch Coming. —_ Grand Patriarch Smith of Sacramento will on Saturday evening visit the Odd Fellows Eneampment at Grass Valley. On Monday evening he will’ visit Mistletoe Encampment at this city. Oe : Writ Applied: Fer, A. D. Mason has applied ito Judge behalf of Lee, who, is charged. with having cut Robert Simmons. ° MRS. OC, D. STUART. Miés.C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8.F., writes, “I have for years had spells of indigestion and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything. Finally J took a well known Sarsapariila, It caused pimples to break outon my face withe@ut helping me. Hearing that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla did not contain mineral, and might act differently, I sent for it. ,The pimples disappeared immediately, and I had no more returns of the old spells.” Although the above was written a year ago, Mrs. Stuart now attests the permanency of its effects. Says she takes an occasional dose to suppress a symptom of return and that she bas perfect command over her old trouble. Chrigtmas Specialties. ‘The ‘Sheet atock Vf Chfist . Will have ae ies of gingerbread figures: before Christmas. “> HoLggoox’s Restaurant, ©: é . , , Pine street. .; “Handsdine Gossatnére for ladies and children, with and without capes and sleeves, at Mrs. Lester & Orawford’s. When Rare sick, 4 ze ; CA hina be an4 oe 5) She, erivd tor Castitia® When she became Miss, LaF o . I ust Sinimons Liver Regulator for indigestion with immediate elief,—O. att im. G. Sparks, Ex-Mayor, M Heavrniivtabe happiness: Héa taking Simmons Ott, C. A. Meek, C,.K,. Tower, Dr. G.La Muller, A. J. C, Gault. that ‘was pl ayed. Miss, Rolfe and Mr. Bost made the leading scoré, while the lowest ,. to any other. ber, 1868: stalled last evening by Charles Marsh Esq., Gtand Master of the State Gray, Tyler. The meeting of the Washingtonians evaning was largely attended. After the delivery of the address by Rev. Mr. Wirth, the report of the nominating committee was received and adopted. ‘The committee was granted further time to select ,® President. The permanent officers appointed are as follows: Vice’ President, E. M. Preston; Secretary,. G, P. Sparks; Treasurer, J. W. Hinds; Auditor G. R, Crawford, Permanent Committee: Samuel Clutter, N. ©. Tully, C. H. Northup, J. A. Wirth, A. Parker. Twenty-two names were added tothe roll, making 89 in all. The meeting adjourned’ to. meet two weeks from Monday evening at the Congregational church. The annual meeting of the Idaho Mining Company was held at Grass Valley on Monday evening, and the following Trustees’ were elected: Edward Coleman, Thos. Findley, William Young, George,Carter, and M; P. O’Cennor. The Board organized. by electing Edward Coleman Preuident and Superintendent, Thos. Findley Treasurer, and M. P, ©’Connor, Secretary. We visited the Idaho mine yesterday, and were shown through the new works by Edward Coleman, Superintendent. The inilland mine are situated: immediately southeast of the Eureka mine. The new 15-stamp mill is constantly employed on rock taken from the mine, and is crushing on an average 150 tons per week, They have a surplus of 700 tons of xock on the mine. The Idaho is: now being worked at a perpendicular depth of 420 feet. The ledge at this point is from four tofour and a half feet wide. The cost of the mill, independent of the hoisting works, is $15,000. Gold is saved from the blankets, the pulp ground in the amalgamating pang, and the sulphurets saved by the Paine & Stevens’ buddle. One per cent of all the rock crushed is saved in sulphurets, they being worked by the chlorine process, and have paid thus far, over and above the expense uf working the same, from $250 to $300 perton. The ledge is now known to be the southern extension ef the Eureka, having been worked up to: that ledge on the 300-foot level. All the machinery in the mill is of the very best quality. Thecaetings are smorth and perfect, and were made at Taylor's foundry, on Mill street, and are as good as can be manufactured at any foundry in the State. Supérintendent Preston bas furnished usa statement of the apportionment of the school fund for the several districts of this county made out on the 10th instant. The amount is three dollars for each child. The following.is the apportionment: AIM it) cy ass creld cane $252 00 Allison Ranch .... 425 00 MUHWEN os ool a ccec cc xs 156 BERG a co tg 55 a ¥ Poe ei ce 63 CRs ROR. 6 es cc vi ve , 246 00 Clear Creek ..... 117 00 Cherokee..:. 216 00 Columbia Hill. 207 Forest Springs. . 893 French Corral. . . i 287 Grass Valley . . .2727 Graniteville.. . 144 Indian Springs. , 6 ee Kentucky Flat .. . 126 Little York.:. “Es -. 195 Lime Buin; . 3 6.355655 . 168 Lake: Cite. 25,02: Aree . Mooney Fiat..-. . 108 Moore’s Flat.,.:. -. $86 Nevada...20. .-1776 Sse e . sesssssssesssessssssseessesss POPE RR ee os cussion, wa Oemlang oiii25 CAG eS 453 Omega.. ve er rm ans 2 Y . Pleasant Valley.... 147 Quaker Hill. 2.0.0.2. 0.4. 128 Rough and Ready..:. +, 291 WEONGR TALS 5 shag vos yes aes wid 63 Spenceville ..,... 99 WOON i oer. Sabla ae 258 MOURNS ste ss shes whiciigs ees 108 WCRI 206% ooo 6 rnd die hhc kha 267 WU HH 8c oe ey 435 Wsaehington ... eh NEG 183 Willow Valley.. beigeks 69 Aah Kies irs 8s ci $11,652 7s The Nevada County Mine. nee « The drain tunnel at the Nevada County mine caved for a short distance and the pump is not able to handle all the water. When the storm is over pumping will be resumed. The mifl istunning day and night on enstom rock, being under Captain Flemiing’s superintendency. }——-—____________] Nosemedy for blood disorders can equal Ayer’s Suarsaparilla. _ Though concentrated and powerfal, this meditaken by children as well as adults,’ Physicians recommend it in preference Price $1. Worth $5 a ‘Crour, waoorisa covan and Brow chites immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. Oe Meliday speciuitics, can be sec by Tiver Regulator, ae tH aed 3a a tems Culled frem.an Old-Time The following items are from a copy of tlie Nevada City Gazette of Decem: The following officers elect of Nevada Lodge, F, and A. M., were duly inThos. H. Caswell, Worshipful Master ; Ianthis J. Rolfe, Sen. Warden; Rodney Wing, Junior Warden ; ‘Addison C. Niles, Treasurer; Alonzo D. Tower, Secretary; Rey, Charles H, Northup, Chaplain ; Isaac Williamson, Marshal; William Coombe, 8. D.; Alexander Sloan, J. D.; William Floyd, Noah M. Barnett, Stewards; Joseph B, at the Methodist Church on Monday the surface, and employ 70 men in. cine*is perfectly’ ‘safe, ‘and may be}: GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Tewn’s Papers. (Tidings of Wednesday.) Officer Keathley jugged a man named Arthur—a resident of Bank street—Tuesday night. The fellow was suffering from delirium and loud+. ly announced that a Bennett street :. groceryman was seeking his life. This morning he was set loose. Parties who know him best say his family have left him and that he ia generally n.g. When his “spells are on” he roams about with a kerosene lamp, to the annoyance of his neighbors and .the alarm of everybody in the vicinity. Severe méasures are threatened by the authorities unless a radical reform is inaugurated and carried ont by the obnoxious individual. Between 11 and 12 o’clock Tuesday night Elmer Roberts fired four shots in, the direction of a man who was prowling about. his home. ‘The prowler wore a grey overcoat. Lately somiehody has been around the premiaes frequently, and: on two occasions glimpses of a face at a window were obtained by the inmates. The prowler is not likely to call again. {Telegraph of Wednesday. . Dan Collins is confined to his bed. He does not appear to get any better. ‘Alex Stoddard left this: afternoon for Scotland,* The gentleman has been here for several months on @ visit to Wm. Campbell and family. Mr, Stoddard suffers so greatly from rheumatism, that he was compelled return to-his Scotland home. In Scotland, strange as it may seem, he is not troubled with the disease. W., C. Stokes has been ill for several weeks andis confi d t o his home, Nothing serious, however. E. W. Hopkins, President of the Omaha Mining Company, has purchased'a block of stock inthe Gold Hill mine, which amounts toa great deal more than the control. Hopkins & Company have ail the capital they can need, Extensive work will be commenced in the spring. ¢ latest news that comes to us, just as we goto press, isthat the Bell Building school house still stands up notwithstanding there is some snow on the roof of it. This ancient landmark was expected to go down under the least extra weight, and will not hold nails, for some time past. Hew Loug te Sicep. Up tothe fifteenth year most young people require ten hours and 'till the twentieth year, nine hours. After that age every one finds out how much he or she requires, and as a general rule, at least six or eight hours. are necessary, Eight hours sleep will Prevent more nervous derangements in woman than any medicine can cure. During growth there must be ample sleep if the brain isto develop to its full extent, and the more nervous, excitable or precocious a child is the longer sleap shonld it got if ite tutclica ual progress is not to come to a premature standstill, or its life be cut short at an early age. Maryland Gola Mine. A gold mine is reported as being actively worked at Rockville, Md., within ten miles of Washington. The Washington Star writes that a stanip mill isin active operation, und enough rock has been mined and brought to the surface to keep it running for a month. The Star adds: A few daya ago a piece of quartz rock as large as aflour barrel and showing a large amount of free gold was taken out’ of thé mine. Many persons who have examined it pronounce it the richest specimen ever taken out in the section. Other mines in the same. locality are reported as yielding well. , Nething Mean About Gim. A lawyer of this city recently} had a suit of considerable importance before a Justice of the Peace of the county, The trial was before a jury. The evidence had all been introduced, and the lawyers had finished their pleas, and nothing’ remained but fot the jurytoretire and make up their verdict. Aftera moment,s suspense, the lawyer arose and asked the justice if he would not charge the jury, ‘Oh no; I guess not, I never charge them anything,” replied the justice; ‘they don’t get much anyhow, and I will let them have all they can make.” ————EEE Wuy suffer with dyspepsia, biliousness or apy disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regulatoz. Sime Norarne nicer for a Christmas present than a toilet set in a plush case. Vinton has all the latest styles. tf. Couaus and colds kept off by taking Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. ~2@<. Tuere is no nicer present for your Wife or mother than one of those nice Photograph Albums at Carr Bros.t San F isco £ ening Pes is ee eng evening paper of Bon Free wie Sprerizess nights, made. miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure ig the remedy for you. Sqld by tislonsveld ‘ola ie @1. Persons in citizen’s dress admitMODERN . MANIAS. The. Hel.t.ef Whist upen the Queen City’s Denizens. It is interesting to observe how one sensation after another occupies the attention of acommunity. At one time politics interest young and old,’ male and female, Cpinions clash, families are disunited, society is disorganized, harsh language is bandied back and forth, and the amenities of life seem to be altaost entirely disregarded. But soon some other excitement comes along and people quickly forget the bitterness of party spirit, friendship and concord flow again into their former channels, and in the place of old feuds and grudges spring new and entertaining topics of conversation. In Nevada City for some time the game of drive whist has had. a firm hold on old ‘and young. Everybody shows a liking for it. Men and women close the breviary, the prayer book and even the book of books to examine into the seductive and bewildering combinations of the pastime. If they have children, they are suddenly anxiou$ they should understand the game an be trained so ais to play their part well. Those who have reached their prime, and perhaps are turning the shady side of life, are suddenly moved by an unaccountable impulse, and for the first time in their lives juggle with the pasteboards:’But few are too advanced in aye, and but few are considered of too tender years to take a practical interest in the rules set forth by Pole and Hoyle. It would seam that. the community is impressed, permeated, perhaps ‘‘psychologised”’ with one central idea, all others being minors or satellites, People soon tire, hewever, of excitements; but when one passes away another must needs take its place in their minds and run the entire length of-the gamut. Whist willin due time run its course, then be forced into oblivion by some other fad that will in excercising a dominating but transient. time bubble upon the surface of society, influence. Such is life. The Rainfall. Following is the present season's rainfall at this city as measured from day to day by the South Yuba Com pany’s gauge: The Masquerade Ball. All these who desire to attend the grand masquerade ball on Friday evening of next week will bear in mind that it will be necessary for them to wear a mask, and that they are not allowed to ‘unmask until twelve o’clock, No person will be admitted without a ticket. Every one must be identified by the committee, if requestted if masked. Gentlemen desiring to procure tickets can obtain. them at the places mentioned ia the advertisement. Quite a number of Grass Valleyans, in order to secure tem porary relief from the dull monotony of their own town, are coming up to the party. . Tat Hackirg Cough can be go quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros. POWDER Absolutely Pure, RIS POWDER NEVER Abies. AMARy wholesomevel of purity B D “RERESE ar THE GRAND JURY. Ite Seasten Conctudea and Repert Submitted. > The Grand Jury at twenty minutes of four o’clock Thursday afternoon submitted the. following report and . were discharged from further dnty! To the Judge of the Superior Couat of Nevada county—We the Grand Jury impannelled on the 16th day of December, 1889, beg leave to submit the fellowing report : First: That we have found a true bill against Wm. Travers for murder. Second: That we have examined the books of the Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder and Superintendent of Schools and find them neat and kept in a systematic and business like manner. : Third: That we have inspected the Courthouse, Jail and Treasurer’s Office, and find them in good repair and well cared for, We would recommend certain repairs in the Clerk’s office for the purpose of facilitating the business of that office as ‘follows: To the counter table and pigeon holes in vault. Fourth: That we have inspected the Hospital and surroundings and find them in good condition. The inmates are well provided for and are satisfied with their treatment, -We would recommend that the Hospital buildings be painted during the coming summer. Fifth: We call the attention of all police officers and citizens of Nevada county to sections 330 and 335 of the Penal Code of California which relate to gaming and the enforce ment of laws against gambling; and we recommend that steps be taken toa riyidenforcement of the provisions of the law againat gambling, Respectfully submitted. Gre. C. Gaytorp, : soreman, Attest: D. E. Morgan, Clerk. Nevada City, Dec. 18, 1889. EEE You may find many a newspaper Some of them over seventy are working like sixty too. Tue near future is a long way off. It never gets here. A CHATTERBOX—The phonograph. b ———_—______] Tr you have catarrh, you are in dauger, as the disease is liable to become chronic and affect your general health, ordevelopinto consumption, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and enriching the blood, and building up the system, Give it ¢ trial. F.zars’ Soar secures a beautiful comexion. : ey BORN. At Truckee Cal,, Dec. 17, to the wife of M. Lanahan, a daughter. 5 manunder fifty working like sixty. . Ct PERSONAL MENTION. MNecial and Gther Netee About People O14 and Young. Superintendent A. Tregidge of ' Washington, Bluebell and. P. minesisintown, agar Non a8 ta town W hight @h sept frony San. ' co to.N duan. . & W. A. Read, som in-law of N. 4 las of this city, has purchased:a, han gome home at San Matéo. Thomas M, Guest of Mariposa county went to Washington district Thursday, having been summoned there by the death of his brother, Eli Guest. David Cameron and family and Joseph Hatcher of Columbia Hill were in town Thureday. One of tne Cameron children had some of its fingers cut with a hatchet and it was brought here for treatment. » ; Catarrh Ts a constitutional and nota local disease, sca gh 3 it enone be ace local applications. requires .a bs Phe remedy like ‘ Hood’s. Sarsaparilla, which, working shroess the blood, eradicates. the i ty’ which causes and promotes the diseage, and ’ i Catarrh effects a weaeneat sgh Be engi of e testi the success Hoad’s Sa laas a remedy for catarrh when other preparationa had failed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla also builds upthe whole system, and makes you feel renewed in health aud atrength. Catarrh ‘For several years 1 have been troubled with that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla with the very best results. It cured me of that continual dropping in my throat, and atuffedpeg on Tt has also helped my mother, wbo has taken it. for run down etate of health and kidney trouble.” Maa. 8. D, Heata; Putnam, "Hood's Sareaparilla’ + Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prenared only bee. ae food & OO., Apothecaries, Lowell, -Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. -G FR. ANTEMASQUERADE) ~AND— ‘ DOMINO BALL, ~TO BE CIVEN. At Armory Hall, Nevada City, & —_i =< ‘ Four Years on Cru os. ‘ mateo four earaotwhien I was compelled to go on cru! . Wi are inadequate to e the sufferi: ‘ed di at timer raf dz it on Duria ; tes eu remedy w: fin 8 hich from the first AS STOE tra Or AR day. D, TAWMOR, Cuba, F : Treatise on mail. ed free, SWIFTS 4 Aiteae Ga. Figg i eee wie Bids will bereceived up to 3 o'clock P, M. on January 7th, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construction of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and excavations,amounting to 750,000 yards. Pe et R. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Ceres, Stanislaus Co., Cal. oe J. M. OLIVER, JR., Late of Sacramento, North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, niente ofr very beat of work in every line. ‘@me steal. 4S. MM. OLIVER, Jr. get tickets permitting them to mask from the folldwing NEW BARBER SHOP. persons desiringito parwill be required to i ‘ * “ named stores: Mrs, Lester & Crawford, John Webber, B. H. Miller and Chas. Grimes. Persons out of town will be favored with tickets by addressing any of the, abovenamed parties. —t-Two Prizes , Will be given. One for the best character sustained by a lady, and one for the best sustained gentleman character, —t-—— Music by GOTRE'S ORCHESTRA GRAND -:MARCH At 9 o'glock, of Costumes aud Masks can be secured at Lester & Crawford’s, Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, $1. Extra ladies, 50 cents, Gallery— Gentlemen, 50 cents. Ladies and children, 25 cents, IN PREMI Optician. “ PERLY corrected on the best eclenaae HUMAN EYES hette, BEST ARTIFICIAL Se. Each Premium is really worth Feat tae soe . 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY APOL1O THA? hundred different premiums to select from. 4 POLLO THA ts seld only at the Store ef the Great American Importing Tea Company, Nevada City, Cal. aan ROCKERS ss sceScccosss coos AT AT 112) . "esate ome rem . 112 PRICE. TT eble Cet raney ee PRICE. UMs WITH : the iprice asked for the Tes. A -. Rubber Goods, etc. County, RADE OF GOODS FOR AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, ‘The Clothier: Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. The Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the store, the stock that will more th the foundation of fortune in money saved. ~ CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says : Clothing, Furnishing Goods, an any other help to lay He sells Men's and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, HOLIDAYS Embracing a ° Holiday Gentlemen's Showing the Grafidest Arra in Silk and Linen, ~ ot TO CALE: OWw EMIL F. ROSENTHAL. Commoeroial Street, Where can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday . Stocks brought to the market this season. ‘ Oe ee A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND-NOVELTIES FOR OLD AN y of Qualiti ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See. Them ! os : ou Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City. Cheaper than any one injithe YOU TARE THE HINT And act upon it, and you. will find that HIGH you never got such THE SAME( = GOODS. ——— fen It is.conceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. A Handsome selection of BLACK GOODS, 40 DOZEN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line whether {you wish to purchase or not. MRS. LESTER @ CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Rare and Beautiful Holiday Goods ! GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY Wie D YOUNG, housand and One Articles a a Gift to a Relative: or Friend. CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS: Qe FINE CIGARS ANP TOBACCO. An Immense Stock Just Received. ppropriate as &@ Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders. Just the thing to give a Gentleman, Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, Attractions ! This week we place on sale our mmense line of es and Styles ® rd

ware tc. /ES, t Patje wt NOES, ange, a. FING Kinds. ives. ish’ cutsuperior 3, ETC. t a rices, ment is ~ amples "9 ) Bt SON ving in equire, n riting s, Cuff Dolls, s, Etc. *MAS OST. co. —— ee and . . lantern episodes, . Walling for a writ of habeas corpus in The Daily. Transcript. 2! YEARS AGO, “FRIDAY, DEQEMBER 20, 1889, Newspaper. “ Wednesday Evening Party, "Misses Mary and Hattie Hook gave an eminently successful party at their home on Weinesday eyening. The “guests present were Misses Grace Morgan, Sara Miller, Jennie Marsh, Lizzie Keenan, Allie Crawford, Allie ilon, Frances Costello, Jessie Rich, Beck Yalantine, Belle Miller, Cora Clark; Fernande Muller, Byrda Douglass, Belle Stover, Lena Hanson, Lena Locklin, Kate. Matteson and Emily ' Rolfe; Messra F. T. Nilon, M. M. Baruh, L. B, Johnson, R, H. Webber, C, W. Chapman, B. J. Watson, J. J, ' Greany, F. W. Bost, H. L, Douglass, M. T. Lawrence, §. J. Muller; D. Waggoner ‘and In the game of drive whist record was that of Miss Nilon and Mr. Gréany. There was alaoa tw o-minute conversazione’ in which Miss Marsh and Mr, Baruh were victorious, SupPer was served at midnight and the party ended at 2 o'clock Thursday morning. 9-8 G Oo, Missing Lanterns. Editor Watson went to a young folks’ party Wednesday night, and while seeing-his girl home about 2 o’clock next morning he lost hig lantern. Wednesday night somebody stole the lantern hung up at the Main street bridge to warn the public the struc. ture was not passable. The. North Bloomfield stage started inthe darkness of Thursday morning to attempt to cross the bridge, but Henry Guenther happened along and told the driver of the danger, ; It might be well for the Grand Jury totry and get some light on these Ohristmas Cakes, D. W. Keller of the New York Bakery on Commercial street is prepared to supply the public with fruit, pound, sponge and wine cakes especially made for the holiday trade. These cakes aré all made of the very best materials, and Mr. Keller Bells at pricesless than it would cost, houseWives to make them. A large’ supply of Christmas mince pies, 15, cents each. d20-4t. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Thursday, Hon. J. M. Walling presiding: David Cameron, a native of Nova Bcotia,was naturalized onthe testimony of Charles Grimes and Jozeph Hatcher. John Rickey vs. Thos. Corrigan. First day’s trial. This isa suit to quiet title to land at Mooney Fiat. Geed Dentistry. “Speaking of home talent,’ says Prof. Frank, ‘‘I feel it my duty to say something about the skillful manner in which Dr. Nelhe E. Chapman per> formed some dentistry work a few days ago for my wife. It was a difficult Operation at any time and doubly so under the circumstances in this case; but she performed it most’ suecessfully;”? Grand Patriarch Coming. —_ Grand Patriarch Smith of Sacramento will on Saturday evening visit the Odd Fellows Eneampment at Grass Valley. On Monday evening he will’ visit Mistletoe Encampment at this city. Oe : Writ Applied: Fer, A. D. Mason has applied ito Judge behalf of Lee, who, is charged. with having cut Robert Simmons. ° MRS. OC, D. STUART. Miés.C. D. Stuart, of 400 Hayes St., 8.F., writes, “I have for years had spells of indigestion and dyspepsia, and tried nearly everything. Finally J took a well known Sarsapariila, It caused pimples to break outon my face withe@ut helping me. Hearing that Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla did not contain mineral, and might act differently, I sent for it. ,The pimples disappeared immediately, and I had no more returns of the old spells.” Although the above was written a year ago, Mrs. Stuart now attests the permanency of its effects. Says she takes an occasional dose to suppress a symptom of return and that she bas perfect command over her old trouble. Chrigtmas Specialties. ‘The ‘Sheet atock Vf Chfist . Will have ae ies of gingerbread figures: before Christmas. “> HoLggoox’s Restaurant, ©: é . , , Pine street. .; “Handsdine Gossatnére for ladies and children, with and without capes and sleeves, at Mrs. Lester & Orawford’s. When Rare sick, 4 ze ; CA hina be an4 oe 5) She, erivd tor Castitia® When she became Miss, LaF o . I ust Sinimons Liver Regulator for indigestion with immediate elief,—O. att im. G. Sparks, Ex-Mayor, M Heavrniivtabe happiness: Héa taking Simmons Ott, C. A. Meek, C,.K,. Tower, Dr. G.La Muller, A. J. C, Gault. that ‘was pl ayed. Miss, Rolfe and Mr. Bost made the leading scoré, while the lowest ,. to any other. ber, 1868: stalled last evening by Charles Marsh Esq., Gtand Master of the State Gray, Tyler. The meeting of the Washingtonians evaning was largely attended. After the delivery of the address by Rev. Mr. Wirth, the report of the nominating committee was received and adopted. ‘The committee was granted further time to select ,® President. The permanent officers appointed are as follows: Vice’ President, E. M. Preston; Secretary,. G, P. Sparks; Treasurer, J. W. Hinds; Auditor G. R, Crawford, Permanent Committee: Samuel Clutter, N. ©. Tully, C. H. Northup, J. A. Wirth, A. Parker. Twenty-two names were added tothe roll, making 89 in all. The meeting adjourned’ to. meet two weeks from Monday evening at the Congregational church. The annual meeting of the Idaho Mining Company was held at Grass Valley on Monday evening, and the following Trustees’ were elected: Edward Coleman, Thos. Findley, William Young, George,Carter, and M; P. O’Cennor. The Board organized. by electing Edward Coleman Preuident and Superintendent, Thos. Findley Treasurer, and M. P, ©’Connor, Secretary. We visited the Idaho mine yesterday, and were shown through the new works by Edward Coleman, Superintendent. The inilland mine are situated: immediately southeast of the Eureka mine. The new 15-stamp mill is constantly employed on rock taken from the mine, and is crushing on an average 150 tons per week, They have a surplus of 700 tons of xock on the mine. The Idaho is: now being worked at a perpendicular depth of 420 feet. The ledge at this point is from four tofour and a half feet wide. The cost of the mill, independent of the hoisting works, is $15,000. Gold is saved from the blankets, the pulp ground in the amalgamating pang, and the sulphurets saved by the Paine & Stevens’ buddle. One per cent of all the rock crushed is saved in sulphurets, they being worked by the chlorine process, and have paid thus far, over and above the expense uf working the same, from $250 to $300 perton. The ledge is now known to be the southern extension ef the Eureka, having been worked up to: that ledge on the 300-foot level. All the machinery in the mill is of the very best quality. Thecaetings are smorth and perfect, and were made at Taylor's foundry, on Mill street, and are as good as can be manufactured at any foundry in the State. Supérintendent Preston bas furnished usa statement of the apportionment of the school fund for the several districts of this county made out on the 10th instant. The amount is three dollars for each child. The following.is the apportionment: AIM it) cy ass creld cane $252 00 Allison Ranch ........ 425 00 MUHWEN os ool a ccec cc xs 156 BERG a co tg 55 a ¥ Poe ei ce 63 CRs ROR. 6 es cc vi ve , 246 00 Clear Creek ......... 117 00 Cherokee...:. 216 00 Columbia Hill. 207 Forest Springs. . 893 French Corral. . . i 287 Grass Valley .. . .2727 Graniteville... . 144 Indian Springs. , 6 ee Kentucky Flat .... . 126 Little York.:.. “Es -. 195 Lime Buin; . 3 6.355655 . 168 Lake: Cite. 25,02: Aree . Mooney Fiat...-.. . 108 Moore’s Flat..,..:. -. $86 Nevada......20. .-1776 Sse e . sesssssssesssessssssseessesss POPE RR ee os cussion, wa Oemlang oiii25 CAG eS 453 Omega.... ve er rm ans 2 Y . Pleasant Valley....... 147 Quaker Hill.. 2.0.0.2. 0.4. 128 Rough and Ready....:. +, 291 WEONGR TALS 5 shag vos yes aes wid 63 Spenceville ....,..... 99 WOON i oer. Sabla ae 258 MOURNS ste ss shes whiciigs ees 108 WCRI 206% ooo 6 rnd die hhc kha 267 WU HH 8c oe ey 435 Wsaehington ...... eh NEG 183 Willow Valley.... beigeks 69 Aah Kies irs 8s ci $11,652 7s The Nevada County Mine. nee « The drain tunnel at the Nevada County mine caved for a short distance and the pump is not able to handle all the water. When the storm is over pumping will be resumed. The mifl istunning day and night on enstom rock, being under Captain Flemiing’s superintendency. }——-—____________] Nosemedy for blood disorders can equal Ayer’s Suarsaparilla. _ Though concentrated and powerfal, this meditaken by children as well as adults,’ Physicians recommend it in preference Price $1. Worth $5 a ‘Crour, waoorisa covan and Brow chites immediately relieved by Shiloh’s Cure, Sold by Carr Bros. Oe Meliday speciuitics, can be sec by Tiver Regulator, ae tH aed 3a a tems Culled frem.an Old-Time The following items are from a copy of tlie Nevada City Gazette of Decem: The following officers elect of Nevada Lodge, F, and A. M., were duly inThos. H. Caswell, Worshipful Master ; Ianthis J. Rolfe, Sen. Warden; Rodney Wing, Junior Warden ; ‘Addison C. Niles, Treasurer; Alonzo D. Tower, Secretary; Rey, Charles H, Northup, Chaplain ; Isaac Williamson, Marshal; William Coombe, 8. D.; Alexander Sloan, J. D.; William Floyd, Noah M. Barnett, Stewards; Joseph B, at the Methodist Church on Monday the surface, and employ 70 men in. cine*is perfectly’ ‘safe, ‘and may be}: GRASS VALLEY. News Notes and Comments From the Tewn’s Papers. (Tidings of Wednesday.) Officer Keathley jugged a man named Arthur—a resident of Bank street—Tuesday night. The fellow was suffering from delirium and loud+. ly announced that a Bennett street :. groceryman was seeking his life. This morning he was set loose. Parties who know him best say his family have left him and that he ia generally n.g. When his “spells are on” he roams about with a kerosene lamp, to the annoyance of his neighbors and .the alarm of everybody in the vicinity. Severe méasures are threatened by the authorities unless a radical reform is inaugurated and carried ont by the obnoxious individual. Between 11 and 12 o’clock Tuesday night Elmer Roberts fired four shots in, the direction of a man who was prowling about. his home. ‘The prowler wore a grey overcoat. Lately somiehody has been around the premiaes frequently, and: on two occasions glimpses of a face at a window were obtained by the inmates. The prowler is not likely to call again. {Telegraph of Wednesday. . Dan Collins is confined to his bed. He does not appear to get any better. ‘Alex Stoddard left this: afternoon for Scotland,* The gentleman has been here for several months on @ visit to Wm. Campbell and family. Mr, Stoddard suffers so greatly from rheumatism, that he was compelled return to-his Scotland home. In Scotland, strange as it may seem, he is not troubled with the disease. W., C. Stokes has been ill for several weeks andis confi d t o his home, Nothing serious, however. E. W. Hopkins, President of the Omaha Mining Company, has purchased'a block of stock inthe Gold Hill mine, which amounts toa great deal more than the control. Hopkins & Company have ail the capital they can need, Extensive work will be commenced in the spring. ¢ latest news that comes to us, just as we goto press, isthat the Bell Building school house still stands up notwithstanding there is some snow on the roof of it. This ancient landmark was expected to go down under the least extra weight, and will not hold nails, for some time past. Hew Loug te Sicep. Up tothe fifteenth year most young people require ten hours and 'till the twentieth year, nine hours. After that age every one finds out how much he or she requires, and as a general rule, at least six or eight hours. are necessary, Eight hours sleep will Prevent more nervous derangements in woman than any medicine can cure. During growth there must be ample sleep if the brain isto develop to its full extent, and the more nervous, excitable or precocious a child is the longer sleap shonld it got if ite tutclica ual progress is not to come to a premature standstill, or its life be cut short at an early age. Maryland Gola Mine. A gold mine is reported as being actively worked at Rockville, Md., within ten miles of Washington. The Washington Star writes that a stanip mill isin active operation, und enough rock has been mined and brought to the surface to keep it running for a month. The Star adds: A few daya ago a piece of quartz rock as large as aflour barrel and showing a large amount of free gold was taken out’ of thé mine. Many persons who have examined it pronounce it the richest specimen ever taken out in the section. Other mines in the same. locality are reported as yielding well.

, Nething Mean About Gim. A lawyer of this city recently} had a suit of considerable importance before a Justice of the Peace of the county, The trial was before a jury. The evidence had all been introduced, and the lawyers had finished their pleas, and nothing’ remained but fot the jurytoretire and make up their verdict. Aftera moment,s suspense, the lawyer arose and asked the justice if he would not charge the jury, ‘Oh no; I guess not, I never charge them anything,” replied the justice; ‘they don’t get much anyhow, and I will let them have all they can make.” ————EEE Wuy suffer with dyspepsia, biliousness or apy disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons Liver Regulatoz. Sime Norarne nicer for a Christmas present than a toilet set in a plush case. Vinton has all the latest styles. tf. Couaus and colds kept off by taking Simmons Liver Regulator to regulate the system. ~2@<. Tuere is no nicer present for your Wife or mother than one of those nice Photograph Albums at Carr Bros..t San F isco £ ening Pes is ee eng evening paper of Bon Free wie Sprerizess nights, made. miserable by that terrible cough. Shiloh’s Cure ig the remedy for you. Sqld by tislonsveld ‘ola ie @1. Persons in citizen’s dress admitMODERN . MANIAS. The. Hel.t.ef Whist upen the Queen City’s Denizens. It is interesting to observe how one sensation after another occupies the attention of acommunity. At one time politics interest young and old,’ male and female, Cpinions clash, families are disunited, society is disorganized, harsh language is bandied back and forth, and the amenities of life seem to be altaost entirely disregarded. But soon some other excitement comes along and people quickly forget the bitterness of party spirit, friendship and concord flow again into their former channels, and in the place of old feuds and grudges spring new and entertaining topics of conversation. In Nevada City for some time the game of drive whist has had. a firm hold on old ‘and young. Everybody shows a liking for it. Men and women close the breviary, the prayer book and even the book of books to examine into the seductive and bewildering combinations of the pastime. If they have children, they are suddenly anxiou$ they should understand the game an be trained so ais to play their part well. Those who have reached their prime, and perhaps are turning the shady side of life, are suddenly moved by an unaccountable impulse, and for the first time in their lives juggle with the pasteboards:’But few are too advanced in aye, and but few are considered of too tender years to take a practical interest in the rules set forth by Pole and Hoyle. It would seam that. the community is impressed, permeated, perhaps ‘‘psychologised”’ with one central idea, all others being minors or satellites, People soon tire, hewever, of excitements; but when one passes away another must needs take its place in their minds and run the entire length of-the gamut. Whist willin due time run its course, then be forced into oblivion by some other fad that will in excercising a dominating but transient. time bubble upon the surface of society, influence. Such is life. The Rainfall. Following is the present season's rainfall at this city as measured from day to day by the South Yuba Com pany’s gauge: The Masquerade Ball. All these who desire to attend the grand masquerade ball on Friday evening of next week will bear in mind that it will be necessary for them to wear a mask, and that they are not allowed to ‘unmask until twelve o’clock, No person will be admitted without a ticket. Every one must be identified by the committee, if requestted if masked. Gentlemen desiring to procure tickets can obtain. them at the places mentioned ia the advertisement. Quite a number of Grass Valleyans, in order to secure tem porary relief from the dull monotony of their own town, are coming up to the party. . Tat Hackirg Cough can be go quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure. We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros. POWDER Absolutely Pure, RIS POWDER NEVER Abies. AMARy wholesomevel of purity B D “RERESE ar THE GRAND JURY. Ite Seasten Conctudea and Repert Submitted. > The Grand Jury at twenty minutes of four o’clock Thursday afternoon submitted the. following report and . were discharged from further dnty! To the Judge of the Superior Couat of Nevada county—We the Grand Jury impannelled on the 16th day of December, 1889, beg leave to submit the fellowing report : First: That we have found a true bill against Wm. Travers for murder. Second: That we have examined the books of the Sheriff, Clerk, Treasurer, Recorder and Superintendent of Schools and find them neat and kept in a systematic and business like manner. : Third: That we have inspected the Courthouse, Jail and Treasurer’s Office, and find them in good repair and well cared for, We would recommend certain repairs in the Clerk’s office for the purpose of facilitating the business of that office as ‘follows: To the counter table and pigeon holes in vault. Fourth: That we have inspected the Hospital and surroundings and find them in good condition. The inmates are well provided for and are satisfied with their treatment, -We would recommend that the Hospital buildings be painted during the coming summer. Fifth: We call the attention of all police officers and citizens of Nevada county to sections 330 and 335 of the Penal Code of California which relate to gaming and the enforce ment of laws against gambling; and we recommend that steps be taken toa riyidenforcement of the provisions of the law againat gambling, Respectfully submitted. Gre. C. Gaytorp, : soreman, Attest: D. E. Morgan, Clerk. Nevada City, Dec. 18, 1889. EEE You may find many a newspaper Some of them over seventy are working like sixty too. Tue near future is a long way off. It never gets here. A CHATTERBOX—The phonograph. b ———_—______] Tr you have catarrh, you are in dauger, as the disease is liable to become chronic and affect your general health, ordevelopinto consumption, Hood’s Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by purifying and enriching the blood, and building up the system, Give it ¢ trial. F.zars’ Soar secures a beautiful comexion. : ey BORN. At Truckee Cal,, Dec. 17, to the wife of M. Lanahan, a daughter. 5 manunder fifty working like sixty. . Ct PERSONAL MENTION. MNecial and Gther Netee About People O14 and Young. Superintendent A. Tregidge of ' Washington, Bluebell and. P. minesisintown, agar Non a8 ta town W hight @h sept frony San. ' co to.N duan. . & W. A. Read, som in-law of N. 4 las of this city, has purchased:a, han gome home at San Matéo. Thomas M, Guest of Mariposa county went to Washington district Thursday, having been summoned there by the death of his brother, Eli Guest. David Cameron and family and Joseph Hatcher of Columbia Hill were in town Thureday. One of tne Cameron children had some of its fingers cut with a hatchet and it was brought here for treatment. » ; Catarrh Ts a constitutional and nota local disease, sca gh 3 it enone be ace local applications. requires .a bs Phe remedy like ‘ Hood’s. Sarsaparilla, which, working shroess the blood, eradicates. the i ty’ which causes and promotes the diseage, and ’ i Catarrh effects a weaeneat sgh Be engi of e testi the success Hoad’s Sa laas a remedy for catarrh when other preparationa had failed. Hood’s Sarsaparilla also builds upthe whole system, and makes you feel renewed in health aud atrength. Catarrh ‘For several years 1 have been troubled with that terribly disagreeable disease, catarrh. I took Hood's Sarsaparilla with the very best results. It cured me of that continual dropping in my throat, and atuffedpeg on Tt has also helped my mother, wbo has taken it. for run down etate of health and kidney trouble.” Maa. 8. D, Heata; Putnam, "Hood's Sareaparilla’ + Sold by all druggists. $1; six for $5. Prenared only bee. ae food & OO., Apothecaries, Lowell, -Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar. -G FR. ANTEMASQUERADE) ~AND— ‘ DOMINO BALL, ~TO BE CIVEN. At Armory Hall, Nevada City, & —_i =< ‘ Four Years on Cru os. ‘ mateo four earaotwhien I was compelled to go on cru! . Wi are inadequate to e the sufferi: ‘ed di at timer raf dz it on Duria ; tes eu remedy w: fin 8 hich from the first AS STOE tra Or AR day. D, TAWMOR, Cuba, F : Treatise on mail. ed free, SWIFTS 4 Aiteae Ga. Figg i eee wie Bids will bereceived up to 3 o'clock P, M. on January 7th, 1890, by the Turlock Irrigation Co., for the construction of a canal, including tunnels, hydraulic cuts, and excavations,amounting to 750,000 yards. Pe et R. M. WILLIAMS, Secretary, Ceres, Stanislaus Co., Cal. oe J. M. OLIVER, JR., Late of Sacramento, North Side of Commercial St., Near Main Street, niente ofr very beat of work in every line. ‘@me steal. 4S. MM. OLIVER, Jr. get tickets permitting them to mask from the folldwing NEW BARBER SHOP. persons desiringito parwill be required to i ‘ * “ named stores: Mrs, Lester & Crawford, John Webber, B. H. Miller and Chas. Grimes. Persons out of town will be favored with tickets by addressing any of the, abovenamed parties. —t-Two Prizes , Will be given. One for the best character sustained by a lady, and one for the best sustained gentleman character, —t-—— Music by GOTRE'S ORCHESTRA GRAND -:MARCH At 9 o'glock, of Costumes aud Masks can be secured at Lester & Crawford’s, Tickets admitting gentleman and lady, $1. Extra ladies, 50 cents, Gallery— Gentlemen, 50 cents. Ladies and children, 25 cents, IN PREMI Optician. “ PERLY corrected on the best eclenaae HUMAN EYES hette, BEST ARTIFICIAL Se. Each Premium is really worth Feat tae soe . 10,000 DOLLARS GIVEN AWAY APOL1O THA? hundred different premiums to select from. 4 POLLO THA ts seld only at the Store ef the Great American Importing Tea Company, Nevada City, Cal. aan ROCKERS ss sceScccosss coos AT AT 112) . "esate ome rem . 112 PRICE. TT eble Cet raney ee PRICE. UMs WITH : the iprice asked for the Tes. A -. Rubber Goods, etc. County, RADE OF GOODS FOR AMOUNT OF MONEY ANYWHERE, as of CHAN. GRIMES, ‘The Clothier: Cor. Broad and Pine Sts., Nevada City. The Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the store, the stock that will more th the foundation of fortune in money saved. ~ CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN Of whom everybody says : Clothing, Furnishing Goods, an any other help to lay He sells Men's and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, HOLIDAYS Embracing a ° Holiday Gentlemen's Showing the Grafidest Arra in Silk and Linen, ~ ot TO CALE: OWw EMIL F. ROSENTHAL. Commoeroial Street, Where can be found one of the Best Selected Holiday . Stocks brought to the market this season. ‘ Oe ee A FINE LINE OF TOYS AND-NOVELTIES FOR OLD AN y of Qualiti ever seen in this city. Be Sure and See. Them ! os : ou Fellows’ Building, Broad St, Nevada City. Cheaper than any one injithe YOU TARE THE HINT And act upon it, and you. will find that HIGH you never got such THE SAME( = GOODS. ——— fen It is.conceded that we have the BEST LINE of DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. A Handsome selection of BLACK GOODS, 40 DOZEN SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and see something handsome in that line whether {you wish to purchase or not. MRS. LESTER @ CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. Rare and Beautiful Holiday Goods ! GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. SANTA CLAUS ADVISES EVERYBODY Wie D YOUNG, housand and One Articles a a Gift to a Relative: or Friend. CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS: Qe FINE CIGARS ANP TOBACCO. An Immense Stock Just Received. ppropriate as &@ Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders. Just the thing to give a Gentleman, Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, Attractions ! This week we place on sale our mmense line of es and Styles ® rd