December 16, 1898 (4 pages)

Register. sin tel to the ch fe Aig ; erested in ‘ar before f January ay, at the the 7 evada 3e WwW an 3 said Ad. estate of py of this sive weeks ‘Y, 1899, in PT, a newsid Nevada , NILON, or Court. ds jon, of appli8 will comIding, Ne-. 26th, .1898, 1 each apIGERS, ‘Schools, nen 14. NG THAT sity of thtruction of s of which annual in‘ity. of Nened. by the vada, that y demands of a public construcblic sewer out of the nue of the il be pubvada City Japer pub> effect on wing vote: ou, Rector SKSON, the Board. of Novemy Trustees ornia, yey OMPANY, ' business, 1 of works, fornia. . & meet, held on in assess cents per . Stock of liately in retary, at Montgomn a. ment shall January, rtised va Ss paymen 6th day of ent assessdvertising rs. retary. reet, San sscoa Bian aaay aty of Nef HENRY Y ORDER made, ® petition ames Anof HENRY an order essary to er to pay adminisrt, erested in ar before ay of Janat day, at he courtnty, Calier should ‘trator to p said deublished e Nevada : printed ITLON, r Judge. e underrd of Su» regular ca Bride WOODS. TURN OF: lersigned 20w neck, on front «LAN. RTLEFF, en by the e estate i, to the ig claims it them hin four n of this office of w, Tilley unty,Cs lected for the said GER, amuel M. 898. y underof Super January io collect Haute L ttie L. oai2 — imental etor. nd other for the eir own jon, etc. etteror Juan or ws Be 38TH YRAR—No, 11785 : THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors, Monthly Financial’ Reports—Cro¢ : SO RATER . Allowed—Bills Paid. Ry Mail $6 a Year. By Carrier 121-2 Cts. a Week, Trustees Treasurer ~ ADVERTISING RATES, Made known on application. J UST : A RRI V ED. ance in the treasury of $10,147.32. os the a @ fasiest corner, to $40; 78. city licenses, $266.50; 1 + Justice Court fines, $14; total, $333.50. City Collector Murchie’s report gave the water sales for the month as $1,213 35; amount collected, $1,031.65; balance due, $5,453 90. The‘ following biils were ordered paid. General Fund—C. E. Mulloy, mdse., $4.30; A. H. Parker, iron pipe, $7.20; Hugh. Murchie, freight, 25 cents; OC. L. Anderson, wood, $10; Towle Bros., lumWHY SUFFER ber, $16.05; South Yaba Water ComWith Tender Feet, Corns . pany, water, $244.80; Wm, Kilroy, arrests, $3.50; G. E. Turner, mdse., $10.01; and Bunions -. Crane -& Co., ‘taps, $20.90; Nevada When you can obtain ease by wearing . County Electric Power Company, new lights, $21. ‘ 2, : DR. REID'S Labor—A. McAllister $2.50, W. Q. Celebrated Cushion Shoes, Carr $1.50, J. J. Goan $67, Samuel Jones $13.75, Mark Shaver $7, D. HolThe easiest shoe on earth, nothing better vA genuine cushion, soft as eider Feat in meme land $10, Sigourney Bros. 50 cents, A. L shoe. nonee jrorn forever worn, . Try a ; . Hane $7.50, Poi gihcel eae Pee * © have alsoa € selection of warm ames ngman .00, Tom nderson lined shocs for winter wear $11.25, H. Dongherty $6.25, James Saul Bovey. Bros. $2.50, A. P. Davenport $15, J. W. Dean $6.25, Thomas Veal $10, Nevada City Broad Street, Nevada City. Transfer Co. $1, Fred Geiger $2.50, Hartung Bros, $1.25. : Fire Fund—Wn, Scott, secretary Board of Fire Delegates, $6; Henry Guenther, janitor services, $6; Crane & Co., rubber valves, $9; William Abbott, At last night’s meeting of the City disbursements $2,804.62 leaving a balA stone crossing was ordered put in at the corner of Pine and Spring streets from Mills’ stable to the Daniél & Powell . City Marshal E. A. Tompkins’ report . , . showed that during the» month two liquor licenses were sold, amounting aundry license, $10; 2 dog licenses, $3; RIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 180 z RST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, His First. Love. favorite stamping ground with him. would spend the rest of his days and fort ane in rural pursuits; but he found truck did not satisfy the yearnings of his soul, sé he started a weekly newspaper over on the Tuolumne lode. His paper was a corker while it lasted. He printed just what he thought, after the same gingery style that he used to talk between acts to his theater audiences, In other words, he conducted a reform organ. The temperature suddenly rose in old Tuolumne, but editor Foote kept on whacking away. He succeeded in a wonderfully short space -of time in speaking his mind about Qvery person and institution that did not accord with his ideas. He won the belt as the most independent and fearless editor on the slope, but unhappily his business went to the dogs. Now Foote, who is really a talented actor and not a bad fellow at heart, whose “worse fault has been his unwillingness to concede that the public has any rights he should respect, is again eovering the billboards of the country with the bright red cross that is his trademark, and on this cross he has printed in large letters the suggestive word, “Resurgam.”LT Works Like a Charm. b care of fire alarm system, $5; Gamewell Vereran’s Hom, Cal., December-9th, : Richard Foote is:on hig feet again in Gray’s -report. the theatrical . showed that the balance on hand at the last report was $11,420.29. The receipts . State in“Hawlet,” “Richard'the Third,” . tatives at the League of California Mufor the month were $1,081.65 and the “David Garrick” and other like attrac-. nicipalities in session at San Francisco tions. He is making week-stands and . this week. ses Jetting people in at popular ’ prices, The He is liable to put in his appearance ‘mote the systematic collection of inhere at any time, as Nevada Oity ida formation relating — ence sincehelast played here. He bought a farm dcwn in the foothills and settling down on it thought he raising hogs and chickens and gardenadvocate all id ‘\, RASURGAMRICHARD. -. BBITER CITY GOVERNMENT ing} Fots the Tragodian Has Returned to} The League of California. Munlepaiies ters of municipal interest; to prepare, and, so far as Possible, influence legislation necessary: to proper municipal administration and growth, and generally to interest the public in and to eas tending to . municipalities of Oalifornia abreast of the best municipalities of the country. Mr. Carr is a.member of the committee on permanent organization, also a member of the executive committee. Yesterday he addressed the league on the subject ‘of “Municipal Water Works,” # The Yreka Reporter says.of:a former residentef this city: _W. T. Shartleff, the well known=mining man, who wasimarried at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 7th instant to Miss Ethe)-OCornelius, stepdanghter of C. H. Jordan. of Scott Valley, will return shortly with his fair bride and take up.his residence in this city: Mr. Shartleff bas been superintendent of the GoldenJdubilee mine on Humbug for some time, —_—_———— Beautiful Display Of Sold Silver Goods, running in price from 25¢ up. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Oo. tf Something Nice. James Cairns, Broad street, opposite purpose of the league is to proto municipal aflin, Mrs. Geo. Grissel, Mrs, John Heyer, 4 Mrs. Davis, J. M. Walling, John Heyer and Fred E. Brown. AGENT ROSE MISSING, As. Under Suspicion. funds of his company. Rose is well the present fire-alarm system. tem in-that city. When his proposal was examined it was discovered that he -had made an error in his figuring and ‘had put in a bid for $5,000 lower than he shouldhave done. He was permitbring . ted to withdraw his offer, and then ‘he dropped completely out of sight. The last seon of him was nearly two weeks -8g0, when he was aboard a Los Angeles street car going towards the Southern Pavific railway station. Rose is known to have cashed a check on the Ist of the month drawn on the Orocker-Woolworth bank for $2,300, and it is said this transaction has caused his principals much anxiety. A. J. Coffee, who was connected with ‘Rose in the Pacific Coast agency, has been appointed to succeed the missing man. He is reported to have stated that Rose was discharged because of the error he made in his bid for the Los Angeles system. ———_—~++-9@e Legion of Honor Entertainment. At last‘ night’s meeting of Nevada City Council, A. L. of H., it was decided to have a collation and entertainment atthe installation on Thursday evening, January 5th: The following members were appointed as-a-committee to arrange for the affair: Miss Lena LockSolid Gold Rings, le of Cal 3 Reports From Los Angeles Show That He “Moot at San. Franeiseo, ae . Thomas H. Carr of the “Board rd of} procession: In other Trustees Of this city and Chief Engineer Hook are Nevada City’s represenR. A. Rose, agent of the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, is . latest fad, bat as yet it has not been missing, and if reports that come from Los Angeles are true, he is under suspicion of having misappropriated the Geo. Richardson, UNDERTAKER AND Parlors, Broad. Sreet, opposite City Hall, Residence Spring street, three doors above Nevada Foundry. Strict attention to all calls, day or night. Lady attendant. Telephone, West 5. ee ae : It is for nearly everybody to admire tine pictures of every kind, and. especially is this true of the photographs taken by Whose work is of the finest quality, ate, M O O R 9 and up to Studio on York Street. THE “POPULAR” BAKERY In the Transeript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies ‘and Cakes. ! ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Specialty. @@-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Cou. stantly on hand. J ‘Chas, B. Tegler, Prop’r TELEPHONE 37. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the: Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold ir quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. nal purposes. Special selection of Fine Wine for temas use, Genulne Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever brought nar, Particular attention paid to family orders, Administrators Sale, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN N pursuance of an order of the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada State of California, made on the 13th day of Dece mber 1898, in the matter of the estate of ELIZABETH T. STODDDARD deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, will sel! at public auction, to the ghest bidder, for cash Gold Coin of the Uni Store of William Campbell, at Boston Ravine, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County. California, the following personal property. to wit;Au undivided one fourth interest i: and to one huudred aud seventy-five shares ofthe Capital Stock of Selby Smelting and Dated December sth aa. ited December le SIMONDS Fire Alarm Co., rent of system, 430; 1898—Oharles Leathern of his: place Wells, Fargo & Co's, office, has a large . A SMOKED GLASS PARTY. all, were received by the hostess they ive euchre party, about the drawing room. In the center of each table they . saw # small oil lamp with no chimney, & box of matches, a pile of Japanese napkins and a pile‘of squares of ordinary window glass about the size of the glass of a photograph frame, . No one could imagine what he or she was expected to do, bat was soon informed. The girl who gave the party stood atthe head of the room with a small clock inher hand and said: “Now each one of you is to draw a picture of some kind on the glass plates, and you dre given just five minutes to doit in. First you light-the lamps; then in turn each smokes a glass, and when I set off the alarm in this little clock you are tocommence. Draw the pictures— landscapes, animals, portraits, anyething you wish—with your fingers, and when the alarm stops ringing you must stop drawing. The one who turns out the best picture gets a prize. There are first, second and booby prizes. The napkins are to wipe your fingers on. -When you have finished, wipe off the glass, and we will begin all over again. One, two, three—ready!” and off went the alarm. Amid shouts of laughter the men and girls set to work with a-will; and-some~—of the results of the attempts at artistic drawing were ludicrous in the extreme. Some of the pictures -were caricatures, very funny, and well done, and the girl who gave the smoked glass party was surprised to find that her original idea The “smoked glass party” is the Specialities For the Holidays. For many years the store of Wm. G. The Latest Thing In the Way ‘of octal Richards, the Broad street grocer, bas Entertainment. deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most popular business houses in the county., Its patronage is built ap on merit and there is consequently tried in Nevada City. In another town 2 steady growth in its magnitude. Mr. invitations -were sent ont for one a short time ago, and the men were askvery finest class of goods at uniformly ing the girls and the girls were asking . low prices—to serve the public “on known iv Nevada City, where he put in. the men What on earth it meant. It Richards’ business plan is to sell the honor” and thus retain their confidence came off, and this is whatit'was: When . and trade. ‘A short time ago he was before the . the young people, about twenty-five in _. tairs: to foster the exchange of sugges. : s Angeles City Council with a bid Foote has had a\checkered experi. tions between municipalities on mat-. } for putting a police and fire-alarm sys-. Were seated attables, as at & progressAt present the store is making a Specialty of choice holiday goods, such as mince meat, orange, citron and lemon peel, canned delicacies of all kinds, etc.Bemember the name and the place— Wx. G. Ricuarps, i n 30-tf, The Broad Street Grocer. 0 a ie Diamonds. seen the fine line of perfect goods, sold by the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf HOLIDAY GROCERIES. to think of Holiday Groceries. The good house-keeper is already figuring on the pies and cakes and other goods to be prepared for the feast and Don’t invest a dollar until you have Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, janitor services, $16.40; Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, janitor serviees, ete., $13.75. Water Fund—Summit Mining Co, timber on reservoir site, $60.15. jee deweley,of All Kinds. 4 In looking for Xmas presents call and see our fine line of Rings—in all shapes—Brooches, Link Buttons, Studs, Scarf Pins, and anything in the Jewelry line which is the latest thing in the market. [(d8-tf] Lurrsz & Branp. says: he bas taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for liver and kidney troubles and it worked like a charm, giving him relief at once, He prevents imttaeks by taking the medicine when. he feels the trouble coming on, “4 dl4-lw ree «. gAlways the Best, . For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. —_——+-16¢ -—___-_. The Very Latest. Beauty Pins ‘in different styles at Leutje & Brand’s. n7-tf x We Sell You the Best CASH Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For — ally quantity you want. DOUGLASS BUTTER, THINK IT OVER . ‘LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ar. B. WOLF Has the Best Quality of Goods. “=. STOVES and Try our Mustard in bulk—z 5c. per quart. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk, Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. QUALITY of Goods*For the GROCER, Your Money ; Christmas presents. tf stock of buggy robes of all -kinds and Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies. and Pearl at all prices. They make very nice. sets at astonishingly low prices. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. . tf Jor ‘the Holidays. —— Che best present for your gentlemen friend. Made by “SiIF?Y. 8. of Ua. WOODPECKER CIGAR In Beautiful Boxes, ent.” millinery at Miss Hoeft’s for the next three days. Don’t miss it. d12-3t. perhaps has in mind the filhad been the means of bringing out ing of a basket for some t 6, A . what she called “so much latent -tal-. nei ghi r Cases of all sorts of delicaCall and See Them. cies are arriving here daily. Remember that you will find one of . Also large quantites of the the best Holiday Stocks in the county . staple atticles which we carry at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. at all times and sell at prices which are low for the value given. We will appreciate your holiday orders, P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. Closing Out Sale. There will be a closing out sale of ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY, Make No Mistake, Ladies. aio onsale Eaterree oo oom . ea I it Winter Millinery Mai Lec imawesary sare LS Not Equalled In Nevada County. \ THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK oF eg or ‘WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, Durability and all De the ¢elebrated EXCEL ALL, GEO. E. TURNE He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, besides n Street, Nevada City CHEAPEST TO THE Handsome Lamps Of All Kinds and at For economy in Fuel, Good Cooking, ‘Westwood Stoves and Ranges, STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Of various patterns and sizes, from the Beautiful China and Glassware. Everything [n The Line of Hardware and Tinware Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street. J.J. JACKSON, . Depot for Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY . bs Proprietor Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale — PATE FOI!Is. DEVILEDJAND POTTED ~ MEATS AND FISH. PRBS. Giisusesisnsitticvcidecn $1 00. Pickles, 1% gal. bottles. 25 Duffy’s Malt cies I 00 Gamecock Whisky £2, x 00 Olives, ANG E S IXL, Whisky 00000000. 75. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 e. Bryant’s Root Beer eer in bulk, pergal. 50 “ a I 25 10. Everything else in proportion, Hire’s " ae 5 ee Poss “ s * * © © © * ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee sirable Features, is the Best. Give it a Trial. oe fe @® @® w@ w@ wa we OTHERS. IS SOLE AGENT For Nevada City. MOST EXPENSIVE. Way-Down Prices. P. F.SI Administrator of the Es‘ate of Elizabeth Mp, . Stoddard, deceased, : . Prices Astonishingly Low. AHA i } t } j . M. L. & D. MARSH. roe te ene OFFICE AND-YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before ‘ going elsewhere. Floor Director ~ NEW YEAR BALL peepee ee GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., Monday Evening, Jan. 2, 1899. ——=000000-—— Herman W. Brand. ~* FLOOR COMMITTEE. W. G. RICHARDS, ~A. HARTUNG, J.V. SNYDER, E. B. POWER, D. D. MUIR, GEO. F. ADAIR, J. H. ROGERS, G. W. DUNSTER, Jn. '-C, E. TEGLER, E, A. MOORE, FRED E. BROWN. mission, per couple, $1 50. Ladies 25 Cents. = Gallery, Gentlemen 50 Cents, Ladies 25.Cents, t ‘ scree aticeen NEE ee oe

Register. sin tel to the ch fe Aig ; erested in ‘ar before f January ay, at the the 7 evada 3e WwW an 3 said Ad. estate of py of this sive weeks ‘Y, 1899, in PT, a newsid Nevada , NILON, or Court. ds jon, of appli8 will comIding, Ne-. 26th, .1898, 1 each apIGERS, ‘Schools, nen 14. NG THAT sity of thtruction of s of which annual in‘ity. of Nened. by the vada, that y demands of a public construcblic sewer out of the nue of the il be pubvada City Japer pub> effect on wing vote: ou, Rector SKSON, the Board. of Novemy Trustees ornia, yey OMPANY, ' business, 1 of works, fornia. . & meet, held on in assess cents per . Stock of liately in retary, at Montgomn a. ment shall January, rtised va Ss paymen 6th day of ent assessdvertising rs. retary. reet, San sscoa Bian aaay aty of Nef HENRY Y ORDER made, ® petition ames Anof HENRY an order essary to er to pay adminisrt, erested in ar before ay of Janat day, at he courtnty, Calier should ‘trator to p said deublished e Nevada : printed ITLON, r Judge. e underrd of Su» regular ca Bride WOODS. TURN OF: lersigned 20w neck, on front «LAN. RTLEFF, en by the e estate i, to the ig claims it them hin four n of this office of w, Tilley unty,Cs lected for the said GER, amuel M. 898. y underof Super January io collect Haute L ttie L. oai2 — imental etor. nd other for the eir own jon, etc. etteror Juan or ws Be 38TH YRAR—No, 11785 : THE TRANSCRIPT. BROWN & CALKINS, : Proprietors, Monthly Financial’ Reports—Cro¢ : SO RATER . Allowed—Bills Paid. Ry Mail $6 a Year. By Carrier 121-2 Cts. a Week, Trustees Treasurer ~ ADVERTISING RATES, Made known on application. J UST : A RRI V ED. ance in the treasury of $10,147.32. os the a @ fasiest corner, to $40; 78. city licenses, $266.50; 1 + Justice Court fines, $14; total, $333.50. City Collector Murchie’s report gave the water sales for the month as $1,213 35; amount collected, $1,031.65; balance due, $5,453 90. The‘ following biils were ordered paid. General Fund—C. E. Mulloy, mdse., $4.30; A. H. Parker, iron pipe, $7.20; Hugh. Murchie, freight, 25 cents; OC. L. Anderson, wood, $10; Towle Bros., lumWHY SUFFER ber, $16.05; South Yaba Water ComWith Tender Feet, Corns . pany, water, $244.80; Wm, Kilroy, arrests, $3.50; G. E. Turner, mdse., $10.01; and Bunions -. Crane -& Co., ‘taps, $20.90; Nevada When you can obtain ease by wearing . County Electric Power Company, new lights, $21. ‘ 2, : DR. REID'S Labor—A. McAllister $2.50, W. Q. Celebrated Cushion Shoes, Carr $1.50, J. J. Goan $67, Samuel Jones $13.75, Mark Shaver $7, D. HolThe easiest shoe on earth, nothing better vA genuine cushion, soft as eider Feat in meme land $10, Sigourney Bros. 50 cents, A. L shoe. nonee jrorn forever worn, . Try a ; . Hane $7.50, Poi gihcel eae Pee * © have alsoa € selection of warm ames ngman .00, Tom nderson lined shocs for winter wear $11.25, H. Dongherty $6.25, James Saul Bovey. Bros. $2.50, A. P. Davenport $15, J. W. Dean $6.25, Thomas Veal $10, Nevada City Broad Street, Nevada City. Transfer Co. $1, Fred Geiger $2.50, Hartung Bros, $1.25. : Fire Fund—Wn, Scott, secretary Board of Fire Delegates, $6; Henry Guenther, janitor services, $6; Crane & Co., rubber valves, $9; William Abbott, At last night’s meeting of the City disbursements $2,804.62 leaving a balA stone crossing was ordered put in at the corner of Pine and Spring streets from Mills’ stable to the Daniél & Powell . City Marshal E. A. Tompkins’ report . , . showed that during the» month two liquor licenses were sold, amounting aundry license, $10; 2 dog licenses, $3; RIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 16, 180 z RST. IN 1860 BY N. P, BROWN & CO, His First. Love. favorite stamping ground with him. would spend the rest of his days and fort ane in rural pursuits; but he found truck did not satisfy the yearnings of his soul, sé he started a weekly newspaper over on the Tuolumne lode. His paper was a corker while it lasted. He printed just what he thought, after the same gingery style that he used to talk between acts to his theater audiences, In other words, he conducted a reform organ. The temperature suddenly rose in old Tuolumne, but editor Foote kept on whacking away. He succeeded in a wonderfully short space -of time in speaking his mind about Qvery person and institution that did not accord with his ideas. He won the belt as the most independent and fearless editor on the slope, but unhappily his business went to the dogs. Now Foote, who is really a talented actor and not a bad fellow at heart, whose “worse fault has been his unwillingness to concede that the public has any rights he should respect, is again eovering the billboards of the country with the bright red cross that is his trademark, and on this cross he has printed in large letters the suggestive word, “Resurgam.”LT Works Like a Charm. b care of fire alarm system, $5; Gamewell Vereran’s Hom, Cal., December-9th, : Richard Foote is:on hig feet again in Gray’s -report. the theatrical . showed that the balance on hand at the last report was $11,420.29. The receipts . State in“Hawlet,” “Richard'the Third,” . tatives at the League of California Mufor the month were $1,081.65 and the “David Garrick” and other like attrac-. nicipalities in session at San Francisco tions. He is making week-stands and . this week. ses Jetting people in at popular ’ prices, The He is liable to put in his appearance ‘mote the systematic collection of inhere at any time, as Nevada Oity ida formation relating — ence sincehelast played here. He bought a farm dcwn in the foothills and settling down on it thought he raising hogs and chickens and gardenadvocate all id ‘\, RASURGAMRICHARD. -. BBITER CITY GOVERNMENT ing} Fots the Tragodian Has Returned to} The League of California. Munlepaiies ters of municipal interest; to prepare, and, so far as Possible, influence legislation necessary: to proper municipal administration and growth, and generally to interest the public in and to eas tending to . municipalities of Oalifornia abreast of the best municipalities of the country. Mr. Carr is a.member of the committee on permanent organization, also a member of the executive committee. Yesterday he addressed the league on the subject ‘of “Municipal Water Works,” # The Yreka Reporter says.of:a former residentef this city: _W. T. Shartleff, the well known=mining man, who wasimarried at Jacksonville, Oregon, on the 7th instant to Miss Ethe)-OCornelius, stepdanghter of C. H. Jordan. of Scott Valley, will return shortly with his fair bride and take up.his residence in this city: Mr. Shartleff bas been superintendent of the GoldenJdubilee mine on Humbug for some time, —_—_———— Beautiful Display Of Sold Silver Goods, running in price from 25¢ up. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Oo. tf Something Nice. James Cairns, Broad street, opposite purpose of the league is to proto municipal aflin, Mrs. Geo. Grissel, Mrs, John Heyer, 4 Mrs. Davis, J. M. Walling, John Heyer and Fred E. Brown. AGENT ROSE MISSING, As. Under Suspicion. funds of his company. Rose is well the present fire-alarm system. tem in-that city. When his proposal was examined it was discovered that he -had made an error in his figuring and ‘had put in a bid for $5,000 lower than he shouldhave done. He was permitbring . ted to withdraw his offer, and then ‘he dropped completely out of sight. The last seon of him was nearly two weeks -8g0, when he was aboard a Los Angeles street car going towards the Southern Pavific railway station. Rose is known to have cashed a check on the Ist of the month drawn on the Orocker-Woolworth bank for $2,300, and it is said this transaction has caused his principals much anxiety. A. J. Coffee, who was connected with ‘Rose in the Pacific Coast agency, has been appointed to succeed the missing man. He is reported to have stated that Rose was discharged because of the error he made in his bid for the Los Angeles system. ———_—~++-9@e Legion of Honor Entertainment. At last‘ night’s meeting of Nevada City Council, A. L. of H., it was decided to have a collation and entertainment atthe installation on Thursday evening, January 5th: The following members were appointed as-a-committee to arrange for the affair: Miss Lena LockSolid Gold Rings, le of Cal 3 Reports From Los Angeles Show That He “Moot at San. Franeiseo, ae . Thomas H. Carr of the “Board rd of} procession: In other Trustees Of this city and Chief Engineer Hook are Nevada City’s represenR. A. Rose, agent of the Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company, is . latest fad, bat as yet it has not been missing, and if reports that come from Los Angeles are true, he is under suspicion of having misappropriated the Geo. Richardson,

UNDERTAKER AND Parlors, Broad. Sreet, opposite City Hall, Residence Spring street, three doors above Nevada Foundry. Strict attention to all calls, day or night. Lady attendant. Telephone, West 5. ee ae : It is for nearly everybody to admire tine pictures of every kind, and. especially is this true of the photographs taken by Whose work is of the finest quality, ate, M O O R 9 and up to Studio on York Street. THE “POPULAR” BAKERY In the Transeript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN EVER To serve the public with First-class Bread, Pies ‘and Cakes. ! ANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER Wedding Cakes a Specialty. @@-Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes Cou. stantly on hand. J ‘Chas, B. Tegler, Prop’r TELEPHONE 37. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. Sole Agents for the: Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which is the best in the market. Sold ir quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. nal purposes. Special selection of Fine Wine for temas use, Genulne Imported Swiss, Limburger and Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever brought nar, Particular attention paid to family orders, Administrators Sale, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN N pursuance of an order of the Superior Court in and for the County of Nevada State of California, made on the 13th day of Dece mber 1898, in the matter of the estate of ELIZABETH T. STODDDARD deceased, the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of said deceased, will sel! at public auction, to the ghest bidder, for cash Gold Coin of the Uni Store of William Campbell, at Boston Ravine, in the Town of Grass Valley, Nevada County. California, the following personal property. to wit;Au undivided one fourth interest i: and to one huudred aud seventy-five shares ofthe Capital Stock of Selby Smelting and Dated December sth aa. ited December le SIMONDS Fire Alarm Co., rent of system, 430; 1898—Oharles Leathern of his: place Wells, Fargo & Co's, office, has a large . A SMOKED GLASS PARTY. all, were received by the hostess they ive euchre party, about the drawing room. In the center of each table they . saw # small oil lamp with no chimney, & box of matches, a pile of Japanese napkins and a pile‘of squares of ordinary window glass about the size of the glass of a photograph frame, . No one could imagine what he or she was expected to do, bat was soon informed.. The girl who gave the party stood atthe head of the room with a small clock inher hand and said: “Now each one of you is to draw a picture of some kind on the glass plates, and you dre given just five minutes to doit in. First you light-the lamps; then in turn each smokes a glass, and when I set off the alarm in this little clock you are tocommence. Draw the pictures— landscapes, animals, portraits, anyething you wish—with your fingers, and when the alarm stops ringing you must stop drawing. The one who turns out the best picture gets a prize. There are first, second and booby prizes. The napkins are to wipe your fingers on. -When you have finished, wipe off the glass, and we will begin all over again. One, two, three—ready!” and off went the alarm. Amid shouts of laughter the men and girls set to work with a-will; and-some~—of the results of the attempts at artistic drawing were ludicrous in the extreme. Some of the pictures -were caricatures, very funny, and well done, and the girl who gave the smoked glass party was surprised to find that her original idea The “smoked glass party” is the Specialities For the Holidays. For many years the store of Wm. G. The Latest Thing In the Way ‘of octal Richards, the Broad street grocer, bas Entertainment. deservedly ranked as one of the busiest and most popular business houses in the county., Its patronage is built ap on merit and there is consequently tried in Nevada City. In another town 2 steady growth in its magnitude. Mr. invitations -were sent ont for one a short time ago, and the men were askvery finest class of goods at uniformly ing the girls and the girls were asking . low prices—to serve the public “on known iv Nevada City, where he put in. the men What on earth it meant. It Richards’ business plan is to sell the honor” and thus retain their confidence came off, and this is whatit'was: When . and trade. ‘A short time ago he was before the . the young people, about twenty-five in _. tairs: to foster the exchange of sugges. : s Angeles City Council with a bid Foote has had a\checkered experi. tions between municipalities on mat-. } for putting a police and fire-alarm sys-. Were seated attables, as at & progressAt present the store is making a Specialty of choice holiday goods, such as mince meat, orange, citron and lemon peel, canned delicacies of all kinds, etc.Bemember the name and the place— Wx. G. Ricuarps, i n 30-tf, The Broad Street Grocer. 0 a ie Diamonds. seen the fine line of perfect goods, sold by the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. tf HOLIDAY GROCERIES. to think of Holiday Groceries. The good house-keeper is already figuring on the pies and cakes and other goods to be prepared for the feast and Don’t invest a dollar until you have Nevada Hose Co., No. 1, janitor services, $16.40; Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2, janitor serviees, ete., $13.75. Water Fund—Summit Mining Co, timber on reservoir site, $60.15. jee deweley,of All Kinds. 4 In looking for Xmas presents call and see our fine line of Rings—in all shapes—Brooches, Link Buttons, Studs, Scarf Pins, and anything in the Jewelry line which is the latest thing in the market. [(d8-tf] Lurrsz & Branp. says: he bas taken Hood's Sarsaparilla for liver and kidney troubles and it worked like a charm, giving him relief at once, He prevents imttaeks by taking the medicine when. he feels the trouble coming on, “4 dl4-lw ree «. gAlways the Best, . For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. —_——+-16¢ -—___-_. The Very Latest. Beauty Pins ‘in different styles at Leutje & Brand’s. n7-tf x We Sell You the Best CASH Sells For Cash; Cives You Best Value For — ally quantity you want. DOUGLASS BUTTER, THINK IT OVER . ‘LEAST MONEY. WON’T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? ar. B. WOLF Has the Best Quality of Goods. “=. STOVES and Try our Mustard in bulk—z 5c. per quart. Ripe and Green Olives in bulk, Pim Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. QUALITY of Goods*For the GROCER, Your Money ; Christmas presents. tf stock of buggy robes of all -kinds and Diamonds, Emeralds, Rubies. and Pearl at all prices. They make very nice. sets at astonishingly low prices. At the Frank Golden Jewelry Co. . tf Jor ‘the Holidays. —— Che best present for your gentlemen friend. Made by “SiIF?Y. 8. of Ua. WOODPECKER CIGAR In Beautiful Boxes, ent.” millinery at Miss Hoeft’s for the next three days. Don’t miss it. d12-3t. perhaps has in mind the filhad been the means of bringing out ing of a basket for some t 6, A . what she called “so much latent -tal-. nei ghi r Cases of all sorts of delicaCall and See Them. cies are arriving here daily. Remember that you will find one of . Also large quantites of the the best Holiday Stocks in the county . staple atticles which we carry at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. at all times and sell at prices which are low for the value given. We will appreciate your holiday orders, P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. Closing Out Sale. There will be a closing out sale of ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY, Make No Mistake, Ladies. aio onsale Eaterree oo oom . ea I it Winter Millinery Mai Lec imawesary sare LS Not Equalled In Nevada County. \ THE BEAUTIFUL STOCK oF eg or ‘WM. H. CRAWFORD'S, Durability and all De the ¢elebrated EXCEL ALL, GEO. E. TURNE He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, besides n Street, Nevada City CHEAPEST TO THE Handsome Lamps Of All Kinds and at For economy in Fuel, Good Cooking, ‘Westwood Stoves and Ranges, STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES Of various patterns and sizes, from the Beautiful China and Glassware. Everything [n The Line of Hardware and Tinware Agent for the BEST CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E. TURNER, Pine Street. J.J. JACKSON, . Depot for Fancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY .. bs Proprietor Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale — PATE FOI!Is. DEVILEDJAND POTTED ~ MEATS AND FISH. PRBS. Giisusesisnsitticvcidecn $1 00. Pickles, 1% gal. bottles.. 25 Duffy’s Malt cies I 00 Gamecock Whisky £2, x 00 Olives, ANG E S IXL, Whisky 00000000.. 75. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 e. Bryant’s Root Beer eer in bulk, pergal. 50 “ a I 25 10. Everything else in proportion, Hire’s " ae 5 ee Poss “ s * * © © © * ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee sirable Features, is the Best. Give it a Trial. oe fe @® @® w@ w@ wa we OTHERS. IS SOLE AGENT For Nevada City. MOST EXPENSIVE. Way-Down Prices. P. F.SI Administrator of the Es‘ate of Elizabeth Mp, . Stoddard, deceased, : . Prices Astonishingly Low. AHA i } t } j . M. L. & D. MARSH. roe te ene OFFICE AND-YARD, Boulder Street, Nevada City. Call on us before ‘ going elsewhere. Floor Director ~ NEW YEAR BALL peepee ee GIVEN BY Laurel Parlor, N. D. G. W., Monday Evening, Jan. 2, 1899. ——=000000-—— Herman W. Brand. ~* FLOOR COMMITTEE. W. G. RICHARDS, ~A. HARTUNG, J.V. SNYDER, E. B. POWER, D. D. MUIR, GEO. F. ADAIR, J. H. ROGERS, G. W. DUNSTER, Jn. '-C, E. TEGLER, E, A. MOORE, FRED E. BROWN. mission, per couple, $1 50. Ladies 25 Cents. = Gallery, Gentlemen 50 Cents, Ladies 25.Cents, t ‘ scree aticeen NEE ee oe