December 17, 1898 (4 pages)

Hvecemot¢hargeoras Fog renoce ay a 0G a v t a k Vv a v € a t I ee ee ee a aiitnnia — o cS cacaeaiaaal Be SATURDAY... DEC. 17, 1898. Published every eyenins except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. LU. 8. CALKINS. A Mining Suit. _ Thomas C. Sterrstt has brought suit at San Francisco against Georg? 8S. Montgomery, the philanthropist, and the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, to recover .a part of the purchase price of a mine in Placer county. The defendant Moatgomery contracted with the plaintiff in 1895 to purchase the La Trinidad gold mine. By the terms of the contract he paid $23,700 in cash and contracted to give the defendant 30 per cent of the next profits of the mine untilthe additional sum of $24,000 had been paid. The _ complaint alleges that no part. of the agreed 30 per cent has been paid, but declares that certain shares of the stocks were deposit with the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company as security. He demands an order for the sale of the stock and for a judgment against Montgomery. nano laine RIA see oe , Inc:eased Their Ice Ponds. /Corcoran & Arbogast, the local ice men, have enlarged their ice pond on Rock creek and it is now 150 feet long and 100 feet wide. They have also made anew one 100 by 200 feet jin dimensions. The construction works is just for a storm to come and fill the ponds. They do not expect any good ice weather till next month, the north ‘winds at this season of the y®ar not being calculated to produce a good quality. e@o A New Laboratory Outfit. _ A largeinvoice of apparatus for the high school physical and chemical ‘horatoriek at this city has just arrived and is being put in place. The new supplies taken in connection with the apparatus that was already on hand gives our schools one of the best laboratory outfits possessed by any of the interior schools. The sciences will hereafter be among the important branches of study with our students. Arrighini Coming Back. An order has been issued from the Superior Court on motion of the District Attorney to bring back to the jail of this county Jack Arrighini who is serving ten years in the State Prison at Folsom for the murder of his brother at Truckee. He was sent up June 2d, 1897, and recently the Supreme Court ordered that he be granted a new trial. It is for this second trial that he is to be returned here. ‘ + e@e + aero Change of Venue. Judge Nilon today made an order granting a moticn for achange of venue in the case of wherein Mrs. Bessie A. Fuller of Grass Valley is suing her husband, James S. Fuller, whom she charges with desertion. Defendant lives in El Dorado ceunty, and the trial will take place at Placerville. The Fullers were married at Grass Valley December 7th, 1890, and they have three young children. + owe >An Attractive Window. Fred Hassler has fitted up the Pine street window at Dickerman’s drug store with a. handsome and original Christmas display that is attracting much attention. It is a snow scene, representing midwinter at the north pole. One of the features is the moving figure of the Storm King. OR BPR Arguing the Johnston Case. The argument on the motion for a new trial in the case of the people vs. Johnston was resumed in the Superior Court this morning and consumed most of the day. The matter was taken under advisement by his honor. John F. Riley and J. M. Walling were the talkers today. eahSestaisluiie ciietag eect et aaa Masons Meet Wednesday. A meeting of Nevada Lodge of Masons has been called for next Wednesday evening. There will be work in the third degree, -— + eee + Workmen’s Drill Team, The Workmen’s drill team will meet at Odd Fellows hall at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon, Will Close Friday. The public schools of this city will close next Friday for a fortnight’s vacation. Gold and Silver Watches In the very latest designs and of best quality are offered at the lowest prices at Luetje & Brand’s. tf EEE Te ae Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, d5-tf i. e@e + —Silver Plated Ware. We have-a-tlarger and better stock in ‘Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come. and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Luerse & Brann. + oOo + , For the Littie Folks. E. F. Rosenthal has a big stock of toys and other goods for the juveniles and is selling the same very cheap. Give him a call and see how much a little money will buy. tf. eeeToilet Sets. The finest and largest line in town— both in Sterling Silver and Ebony. At THE TRANSCRIPT. S100) OFF THR TRAMP. . charge of burglary. : completed, and they are now. waiting . et \Mrs. Ivey Defends Her Home With a Shotgun, A man named Wright, discharged from the county jail yesterday after serving a sixty-day term, was brought back today and lodged in his old qnarters, and he must now answer to a Last.evening Wright, who is‘a tramp, was hanging around Town Talk and the residents of that section thinking he meant mischhief, set a trap for him Before dark Joseph Kitts locked up his saloon, leaving Nick Snell inside to watch the premises, and went over to his brother’s house near by. Returning shortly after he found that Wright had forced in the door and was struggling with young Snell who was trying to throw him -out. He surrendered when Mr. Kitts appeared on the scene and saying, “I'll show you where I got in,” he led the way to the door and rushed out. He dodged around the building and escaped them, : l Wright went down the road to A. D. Sutton’s ranch. There was nobody in the house but Mrs. A. R. Ivey and Miss Ida Hughes. He tried to getin at the doors, and finding them locked went to a window and tried to raise it. The ladies were badly frightened, but Mrs. Ivey confronted him with a gun and told him if he did not leave she would shoot him. While he was still loitering aronnd Mr. Ivey got home. The tramp attacked him with aclub as he approached the house, Ivey took the club away and gave him a beating. At the same place a little earlier Wright went to the cowyard where John Dailey was milking and said: “I have bought a haif interest in this place. I haven’t any more use-for yon. Come to the office and I’ll pay you off.” He escorted the young man to the chicken house and there throwing atin can at him told him to make himself scarce. Wright also visited the Wills place in the same’neighborhood where John Skewes live. Hetried to get into the house and making a good deal of noise refused to leave when ordered todo so. Mr. Skewes fired a gun in the air and that had the desired effect. Wright continued down the road as faras Hill’s Flat where he was captured by Sheriff Getchell, Deputy Pascoe and moned by means of the Town Talk telephone. The prisonér was taken to Grass Valley and lodged in the city prison for the night. pies weaheatad ents eon a Personal Mention. { from San Francisco. e Wm. A. Sleep and Jabez Jenkins of Grass Valley were at the county seat today.Will Hosking is around town again today after having been laid up for a week with the grip. Mr. and Mrs. H. Meyer, Mrs. John Moran and Mrs. R. H. Quick of Cherokee were in town today. Joseph Richardson arrived here last night from Ventura and will remain. tHe will join. his son George in the management of the undertaking and embalming parlors on Broad street. > -78e, More Telephones. Telephone: No. West 10 of the Sunset system has been installed in S. W. Marsh’s residence on Park avenue and telephone No. West 94#n County Assessor-elect Schroeder’s house on Prospect Hill. City Warrants. Hereafter all persons holding war bante against the city of Nevada will please present the same for payment at the City Hall any evening after the meeting of the Board of Trustees, from 7 till 9 o’clock. J. B. Gray, City Treasurer. se AP NS Ses HomaANN does his own baking. 4d5-tf eo —At Bedrock Prices. We have a choice lot of VERY FINE Diamonds which we are selling at a very low figure. If you want one it. will pay you to see our prices. d15-1f Luetse & Branp. officer Dahlgrén who had been sum-]. « F.A. Gourley arrived this —) “TWO MARRIED MEN.” An Up to Date Comedy to be Produced Here. On Monday evening, the 26th instant, George R. Edeson’s: three-act farce comedy, “Iwo Married Men,” will be produced at the theater in this city. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer of November 28th says of this show: George R. Edeson’s three-act farcecomedy, “Two Married Men,” was greeted by a crowded house at the Third Avenue theater last evening and if the succession of roars of laughter and encores that followed the action and specialties throughout the evening cat be accepted as an index of success, the “Two Married Men,” can be said to have scored one, Charles E. Schilling, the once popular minstrel, called up old memories in his musical act, but the black face and the make-up were missed. He has a lot of great musical cialties, made the hit of the evening, as did also the Grierson sisters. The comedy as a whole is clever and brimful of farcial situations, in which J. proved very acceptable. Ray Lewis had a great deal to do and did it well. Lilie Kenwick’s dancing was well received. The “Two Married Men” will be on the boards all the week. PELL OCCASIONALLY At Church Suppers, Weddings and Parties. “The minister liked coffee. Hislong Sabbath day’s work was begun with a cup of the strongest coffee and ended in the same way. Gradually the pbysical and mental machinery becan.e . clogged, tongue coated, dull headaches and a general depressed condition of the system turned his delightful occupation intoa dreary treadwill. . MRS. JAMES E BUTLER, Sheridan, Mich. THE MINISTER'S WIFE. to the fact that the unsuspected coffee was very likely the cause of his trouble, and it was suggested that if he would use Postum Food Coffee and indnce the good wife to be particular to boil it long enough to extract the delicious flavor and the elements: which go to rebuild the broken down nerve centres, his trouble would be gone. This was two years and a half ago, and since that time not a pound of coffee has been purchased by the minister’s family. night Postum makes its appearance on the table, and is enjoyed by all. With the departure of coffee went. the minister’s bad feelings, and with the coming of Postum came a feeling of exhilaration, a better appetite and a constantly increasing weight. From the start the minister’s Postum has been properly made, because of the warning. . : At one time during the absence of the house-wife, the domestic, not being particular about preparing Postum according to directions, made it weak and insipid, which we find is a very common complaint among those who do not understand that there is no way to extract the delicious flavor from Postum except by long boiling, Made properly, it is clear, black and has a crisp, pungent, fascinating taste. Occasionally the minister has been induced to drink a cup of coffee at weddings, parties, etc., but many sleepless hours of the night are passed in consequence. This is a true experience.” Dollars in Your Purse. Examine carefully every item and you by buying from us. Anything you on good and stylish goods. teed—now at our stores, $3.95 per suit. this fall, ahd are worth to‘any one $12 them from now until Xmas for §7.95. Rubber Goods. impossible for us to give you the fu stores and we will convince you that the Frank GoldenJewelry Co. 4 tf ¥ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Store we will get it for you from our Great Grass Valley Store. We Will Save You 35 Per Cent. ° Men’s. All Wool Stylish Suits, round and square cut—they are guarana Fine Black Clay, any style you wish. They are fresh—new for a Men’s Fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers. The Undershirts are double and single breasted. They are a bargain at $1.50 per?sdit. From now antil Xmas, at our two stores, you can get them for 95c'a Suit. Men’s Shoes, Congress and Lace. They are worth $2 a pair. Until Xmas you can buy them from us for $1.00 a pair. You can save at our stores, from now until Xmas, 25 to 40 per cent. Remember, all of car oes are guaranteed price list, but we invite all to call at our We are Record Breakers in Low Prices Of Good, Stylish and Seasonable Goods. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, H. LEVITT, Proprietor. Stores—Broad street, Nevada City; Main street, Grass Valley. you will flod that it means dollars to can’t find at our Nevada City Branch and $15. At our stores you will get or money back. It is specialties. Ray Southard, in his spe-. Rush Bronson’s light comedy work] Morning, noon and Contest Over the Ownership Settled After Five Years’ Litigation. The litigation over the ownership of the Midnight quartz mine, which has been going on in the courts for five years past, has at last ended. Edwin Tilley has recently. paid. claims against the property to the amount of $1600 and is now the sole owner. He proposes to lose no time in the re-opening of the.mine on an extensive and systematic plan. It has been operated off and on for nearly two score years, the ore taken from above the drain tunnel haying paid from $12 upwards. Mr. Tilley now has men at work drifting into the hill and will in the spring erect hoisting works to continue down on the ledge below the tunnel. Everything indicates that he will open a large property. 5 THE MIDNIGHT MINE. . Opera Glasses Are useful and make excellent presents for the ladies. We have a fine assortment. [tf} Lurrse & BRANp. —_—<--26e-——_——_——_———— Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. n 28-tf Homann’s business is increasing daily. d5-tf Devious Definitions. 3 Pensions—The silver lining of war clauds, ©) nic—The man who has an unreciprocated love for himself. Condensed—The quart of milk you get in a pint measure. Luck—The only thing that enables your neighbor to surpass you. Employe—A man who does lots of work aud draws but little salary. Official—A man who draws lots of salary and does but little work. Skeptid—A man who is never sure of the time when he consults his watch. Hero—A man who risks his life to rectify mistukes of the fools who ap. ’ plaud him. A Warning. “Pll go to the polls and vote the way I talk,” shouted the man with more natural oratory than he knows what todo with. i “And the cynical auditor grinned disagreeably and answered, “If you do you'll be jailed for a repeater in less than twenty minutes.” po ae Way is it one’s purse is always shortest when the days are also? In Various Colors. Everybody needs a fine Umbrella, and we have them in different colors with the Latest Handles. Call and see them at Luetje & Brand’s. da15-tf Th This Elegant ROUND Solid Oak, Highly Polished, Only $17.50. See our One day his attention was brought . Holiday Display. LEGG © SHAW Co. THE LATEST. $2 50. is Oak Center Table 24X24, Polished Top, all Solid Oak, Brass Feet, for B2.50. EXTENSION TA Me . } . ‘0 (t . 6 t ‘8 on ] (0 ° i) a % a U . The Absence From our. stock of Watches, Tewelry, ete., of anything of doubtful quality inspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years will prove that.it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. hether it is Gold standard or Silver standard, or merely lated ware, each will be found THE BEST OF ITS KIND. We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Gent's Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry » Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful : brought to this city, and the prices are very. low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. stock of Holiday Goods ever SPaNisH spies were in vogue last summer; mince pies are this season’s offerings. : e Ladies _ Burgau and Writing Desk Fancies, Pen and Pin Tray, Powder and Pomade Box, Writing Set, stair Receiver, Ring Tray, Hairs Pin Boz, Comb Tray, Puff Boz. . Given away free with AMERICAN’S BEST TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES Great Ameican Importing Tea Co, (COMMERCIAL ST.. . Nevada City MONEY SAVING STORE. Write for Catalogue. For Rent. A six room cottage on Coyote street is offered for rent. ' Inquire of Mrs. Hart, Sacramento street. Gilfet’s ‘*Processed’’ Prunes (To stew or eat out of hand) Neither dipped in lye water or glycerine, The finest, most delicate and wholesome prunes on the market. At Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Upper Nevada street. Dancing School. Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemens’ dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free), Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. ‘ nil Holiday Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale in the Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open FRIDAY, NOV. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the TRANSCRIPT to call around and see _ her stock. n23-lm Droppin» And take a look at Luetje & Brand's Toilet articles in Sterling Silver wb Gold Filled goods, They are the latest out and at any price. d8-tt Homann’s 26cent fruit cakes 7 fine, AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER ¥ AND MINING arti = Yard at Depot. ‘Telephone No. 61, TOWLE BROS. CO. Wines 30%. T o> Ch xb a i nie) (ei Peric\ Peach (SEN EM NOE NEE Screw Sor Sars/ Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, Sauterne, Riesling, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle OF case.Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, Sherry Wine, per galion from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, 50c up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WIN 3, By Cas? or Bottle. an S$ Manhattan Club. Dw Awawiwhiwiwaws Whiskies, by gallon, ease or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also acomplcte stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. French Cognac and Champaynes A. ISOARD & SON Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MARER iis; * & GO. lot of © appreciated. store until you want it sent. Respectfully, Come in time and pick one out. LADIES: ‘This day we have placed in Window No. 2, a { wmvAadies’? Black suits. Imported For Christmas Crade. They are simply grand, and no nicer gift can you offer your mother, your sister, or your friend. [os There is value to it. You are not wasting your money when you buy ove o these handsome suits, and you can rely on it that it wil’ be <a You can leave it 42 our Don’t wait as the best sz2lls first. MAHER @ CO. Our Handkerchiefs will be displayed in our large Window right away. Also Silk Handkerchiefs for men—plain initial. Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for men. . Fine Black Reefers for men. New Goods Coming Every Day, now. KID GLOVES IN ALL NEW SHADES. and mountings, beauty. strength, lasting odors. 1, ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of subjects 2. PERFUME ATOMIZER 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES--Are Ful 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. Y You Are Invited to Call at. = DICKERMAN’s , Re And Inspect.Our Stock of ¢ x — Eyxc1) mber a é and Traveling Cases. 7. GAMES AND TOY your girls and boys. H. DICKERMAN, 5. ALUMINUM OMB AND BRUSH SETS — Warranted not to tarnish. 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Purses, Card BIOKS—A'l new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct you and 7 Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts wt “SEQUOIA, Oe E eereeemmenernemenret THK, T SATURDAY. For additiona page. EE GRASS . A Day’s Record Over John Farrell Oakland today. Mrs. John Bo derson and dav Rogers left th cisco. ‘The last to join her hus main. : Patrick Noon for some time, ~ R. De Kruse Hilt after a visi { iThe dance to mine on the nif to celebrate th: works will be a room, which is sions, is being There will be pieces besides ton of the min There will be i: ary exercises.; Mrs, Wm. He suffering from tacks of scarle reported here. Att At-the Metk morning Rev.‘ on “The Praye evening his su’ Sunday Schoo] League, 6 p. m at 3:30 p. m.; § Thursday éven At the Cor pastor, Rev. J. morning and e course in th Power of Musi vor will meet « Mrs. W.W. W to Enjoy O school at the c viceBet “Well, old c! of the result?” “Well, my b cinch all the ary.” . “How did thought you \ “Both? Ce politics for th Not much. 1] Teddy. and $€ sion’ Van Wy “For whom “Neither, thing I dida electéd. 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Hvecemot¢hargeoras Fog renoce ay a 0G a v t a k Vv a v € a t I ee ee ee a aiitnnia — o cS cacaeaiaaal Be SATURDAY..... DEC. 17, 1898. Published every eyenins except Sundays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. LU. 8. CALKINS. A Mining Suit. _ Thomas C. Sterrstt has brought suit at San Francisco against Georg? 8S. Montgomery, the philanthropist, and the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company, to recover .a part of the purchase price of a mine in Placer county. The defendant Moatgomery contracted with the plaintiff in 1895 to purchase the La Trinidad gold mine. By the terms of the contract he paid $23,700 in cash and contracted to give the defendant 30 per cent of the next profits of the mine untilthe additional sum of $24,000 had been paid. The _ complaint alleges that no part. of the agreed 30 per cent has been paid, but declares that certain shares of the stocks were deposit with the California Safe Deposit and Trust Company as security. He demands an order for the sale of the stock and for a judgment against Montgomery. nano laine RIA see oe , Inc:eased Their Ice Ponds. /Corcoran & Arbogast, the local ice men, have enlarged their ice pond on Rock creek and it is now 150 feet long and 100 feet wide. They have also made anew one 100 by 200 feet jin dimensions. The construction works is just for a storm to come and fill the ponds. They do not expect any good ice weather till next month, the north ‘winds at this season of the y®ar not being calculated to produce a good quality. e@o A New Laboratory Outfit. _ A largeinvoice of apparatus for the high school physical and chemical ‘horatoriek at this city has just arrived and is being put in place. The new supplies taken in connection with the apparatus that was already on hand gives our schools one of the best laboratory outfits possessed by any of the interior schools. The sciences will hereafter be among the important branches of study with our students. Arrighini Coming Back. An order has been issued from the Superior Court on motion of the District Attorney to bring back to the jail of this county Jack Arrighini who is serving ten years in the State Prison at Folsom for the murder of his brother at Truckee. He was sent up June 2d, 1897, and recently the Supreme Court ordered that he be granted a new trial. It is for this second trial that he is to be returned here. ‘ + e@e + aero Change of Venue. Judge Nilon today made an order granting a moticn for achange of venue in the case of wherein Mrs. Bessie A. Fuller of Grass Valley is suing her husband, James S. Fuller, whom she charges with desertion. Defendant lives in El Dorado ceunty, and the trial will take place at Placerville. The Fullers were married at Grass Valley December 7th, 1890, and they have three young children. + owe >An Attractive Window. Fred Hassler has fitted up the Pine street window at Dickerman’s drug store with a. handsome and original Christmas display that is attracting much attention. It is a snow scene, representing midwinter at the north pole. One of the features is the moving figure of the Storm King. OR BPR Arguing the Johnston Case. The argument on the motion for a new trial in the case of the people vs. Johnston was resumed in the Superior Court this morning and consumed most of the day. The matter was taken under advisement by his honor. John F. Riley and J. M. Walling were the talkers today. eahSestaisluiie ciietag eect et aaa Masons Meet Wednesday. A meeting of Nevada Lodge of Masons has been called for next Wednesday evening. There will be work in the third degree, -— + eee + Workmen’s Drill Team, The Workmen’s drill team will meet at Odd Fellows hall at two o’clock tomorrow afternoon, Will Close Friday. The public schools of this city will close next Friday for a fortnight’s vacation. Gold and Silver Watches In the very latest designs and of best quality are offered at the lowest prices at Luetje & Brand’s. tf EEE Te ae Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, d5-tf i. e@e + —Silver Plated Ware. We have-a-tlarger and better stock in ‘Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come. and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Luerse & Brann. + oOo + , For the Littie Folks. E. F. Rosenthal has a big stock of toys and other goods for the juveniles and is selling the same very cheap. Give him a call and see how much a little money will buy. tf. eeeToilet Sets. The finest and largest line in town— both in Sterling Silver and Ebony. At THE TRANSCRIPT. S100) OFF THR TRAMP. . charge of burglary. : completed, and they are now. waiting . et \Mrs. Ivey Defends Her Home With a Shotgun, A man named Wright, discharged from the county jail yesterday after serving a sixty-day term, was brought back today and lodged in his old qnarters, and he must now answer to a Last.evening Wright, who is‘a tramp, was hanging around Town Talk and the residents of that section thinking he meant mischhief, set a trap for him Before dark Joseph Kitts locked up his saloon, leaving Nick Snell inside to watch the premises, and went over to his brother’s house near by. Returning shortly after he found that Wright had forced in the door and was struggling with young Snell who was trying to throw him -out. He surrendered when Mr. Kitts appeared on the scene and saying, “I'll show you where I got in,” he led the way to the door and rushed out. He dodged around the building and escaped them, : l Wright went down the road to A. D. Sutton’s ranch. There was nobody in the house but Mrs. A. R. Ivey and Miss Ida Hughes. He tried to getin at the doors, and finding them locked went to a window and tried to raise it. The ladies were badly frightened, but Mrs. Ivey confronted him with a gun and told him if he did not leave she would shoot him. While he was still loitering aronnd Mr. Ivey got home. The tramp attacked him with aclub as he approached the house, Ivey took the club away and gave him a beating. At the same place a little earlier Wright went to the cowyard where John Dailey was milking and said: “I have bought a haif interest in this place. I haven’t any more use-for yon. Come to the office and I’ll pay you off.” He escorted the young man to the chicken house and there throwing atin can at him told him to make himself scarce. Wright also visited the Wills place in the same’neighborhood where John Skewes live. Hetried to get into the house and making a good deal of noise refused to leave when ordered todo so. Mr. Skewes fired a gun in the air and that had the desired effect. Wright continued down the road as faras Hill’s Flat where he was captured by Sheriff Getchell, Deputy Pascoe and moned by means of the Town Talk telephone. The prisonér was taken to Grass Valley and lodged in the city prison for the night. pies weaheatad ents eon a Personal Mention. { from San Francisco. e Wm. A. Sleep and Jabez Jenkins of Grass Valley were at the county seat today.Will Hosking is around town again today after having been laid up for a week with the grip. Mr. and Mrs. H. Meyer, Mrs. John Moran and Mrs. R. H. Quick of Cherokee were in town today. Joseph Richardson arrived here last night from Ventura and will remain. tHe will join. his son George in the management of the undertaking and embalming parlors on Broad street. > -78e, More Telephones. Telephone: No. West 10 of the Sunset system has been installed in S. W. Marsh’s residence on Park avenue and telephone No. West 94#n County Assessor-elect Schroeder’s house on Prospect Hill. City Warrants. Hereafter all persons holding war bante against the city of Nevada will please present the same for payment at the City Hall any evening after the meeting of the Board of Trustees, from 7 till 9 o’clock. J. B. Gray, City Treasurer. se AP NS Ses HomaANN does his own baking. 4d5-tf eo —At Bedrock Prices. We have a choice lot of VERY FINE Diamonds which we are selling at a very low figure. If you want one it. will pay you to see our prices. d15-1f Luetse & Branp. officer Dahlgrén who had been sum-]. « F.A. Gourley arrived this —) “TWO MARRIED MEN.” An Up to Date Comedy to be Produced Here. On Monday evening, the 26th instant, George R. Edeson’s: three-act farce comedy, “Iwo Married Men,” will be produced at the theater in this city. The Seattle Post-Intelligencer of November 28th says of this show: George R. Edeson’s three-act farcecomedy, “Two Married Men,” was greeted by a crowded house at the Third Avenue theater last evening and if the succession of roars of laughter and encores that followed the action and specialties throughout the evening cat be accepted as an index of success, the “Two Married Men,” can be said to have scored one, Charles E. Schilling, the once popular minstrel, called up old memories in his musical act, but the black face and the make-up were missed. He has a lot of great musical cialties, made the hit of the evening, as did also the Grierson sisters. The comedy as a whole is clever and brimful of farcial situations, in which J. proved very acceptable. Ray Lewis had a great deal to do and did it well. Lilie Kenwick’s dancing was well received. The “Two Married Men” will be on the boards all the week. PELL OCCASIONALLY At Church Suppers, Weddings and Parties. “The minister liked coffee. Hislong Sabbath day’s work was begun with a cup of the strongest coffee and ended in the same way. Gradually the pbysical and mental machinery becan.e . clogged, tongue coated, dull headaches and a general depressed condition of the system turned his delightful occupation intoa dreary treadwill. . MRS. JAMES E BUTLER, Sheridan, Mich. THE MINISTER'S WIFE. to the fact that the unsuspected coffee was very likely the cause of his trouble, and it was suggested that if he would use Postum Food Coffee and indnce the good wife to be particular to boil it long enough to extract the delicious flavor and the elements: which go to rebuild the broken down nerve centres, his trouble would be gone. This was two years and a half ago, and since that time not a pound of coffee has been purchased by the minister’s family. night Postum makes its appearance on the table, and is enjoyed by all. With the departure of coffee went. the minister’s bad feelings, and with the coming of Postum came a feeling of exhilaration, a better appetite and a constantly increasing weight. From the start the minister’s Postum has been properly made, because of the warning. . : At one time during the absence of the house-wife, the domestic, not being particular about preparing Postum according to directions, made it weak and insipid, which we find is a very common complaint among those who do not understand that there is no way to extract the delicious flavor from Postum except by long boiling, Made properly, it is clear, black and has a crisp, pungent, fascinating taste. Occasionally the minister has been induced to drink a cup of coffee at weddings, parties, etc., but many sleepless hours of the night are passed in consequence. This is a true experience.” Dollars in Your Purse. Examine carefully every item and you by buying from us. Anything you on good and stylish goods. teed—now at our stores, $3.95 per suit. this fall, ahd are worth to‘any one $12 them from now until Xmas for §7.95. Rubber Goods. impossible for us to give you the fu stores and we will convince you that the Frank GoldenJewelry Co. 4 tf ¥ FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Store we will get it for you from our Great Grass Valley Store. We Will Save You 35 Per Cent. ° Men’s. All Wool Stylish Suits, round and square cut—they are guarana Fine Black Clay, any style you wish. They are fresh—new for a Men’s Fine Merino Undershirts and Drawers. The Undershirts are double and single breasted. They are a bargain at $1.50 per?sdit. From now antil Xmas, at our two stores, you can get them for 95c'a Suit. Men’s Shoes, Congress and Lace. They are worth $2 a pair. Until Xmas you can buy them from us for $1.00 a pair. You can save at our stores, from now until Xmas, 25 to 40 per cent. Remember, all of car oes are guaranteed price list, but we invite all to call at our We are Record Breakers in Low Prices Of Good, Stylish and Seasonable Goods. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, H. LEVITT, Proprietor. Stores—Broad street, Nevada City; Main street, Grass Valley. you will flod that it means dollars to can’t find at our Nevada City Branch and $15. At our stores you will get or money back. It is specialties. Ray Southard, in his spe-. Rush Bronson’s light comedy work] Morning, noon and Contest Over the Ownership Settled After Five Years’ Litigation. The litigation over the ownership of the Midnight quartz mine, which has been going on in the courts for five years past, has at last ended. Edwin Tilley has recently. paid. claims against the property to the amount of $1600 and is now the sole owner. He proposes to lose no time in the re-opening of the.mine on an extensive and systematic plan. It has been operated off and on for nearly two score years, the ore taken from above the drain tunnel haying paid from $12 upwards. Mr. Tilley now has men at work drifting into the hill and will in the spring erect hoisting works to continue down on the ledge below the tunnel. Everything indicates that he will open a

large property. 5 THE MIDNIGHT MINE. . Opera Glasses Are useful and make excellent presents for the ladies. We have a fine assortment. [tf} Lurrse & BRANp. —_—<--26e-——_——_——_———— Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. n 28-tf Homann’s business is increasing daily. d5-tf Devious Definitions. 3 Pensions—The silver lining of war clauds, ©) nic—The man who has an unreciprocated love for himself. Condensed—The quart of milk you get in a pint measure. Luck—The only thing that enables your neighbor to surpass you. Employe—A man who does lots of work aud draws but little salary. Official—A man who draws lots of salary and does but little work. Skeptid—A man who is never sure of the time when he consults his watch. Hero—A man who risks his life to rectify mistukes of the fools who ap. ’ plaud him. A Warning. “Pll go to the polls and vote the way I talk,” shouted the man with more natural oratory than he knows what todo with. i “And the cynical auditor grinned disagreeably and answered, “If you do you'll be jailed for a repeater in less than twenty minutes.” po ae Way is it one’s purse is always shortest when the days are also? In Various Colors. Everybody needs a fine Umbrella, and we have them in different colors with the Latest Handles. Call and see them at Luetje & Brand’s. da15-tf Th This Elegant ROUND Solid Oak, Highly Polished, Only $17.50. See our One day his attention was brought . Holiday Display. LEGG © SHAW Co. THE LATEST. $2 50. is Oak Center Table 24X24, Polished Top, all Solid Oak, Brass Feet, for B2.50. EXTENSION TA Me . } . ‘0 (t . 6 t ‘8 on ] (0 ° i) a % a U . The Absence From our. stock of Watches, Tewelry, ete., of anything of doubtful quality inspires a feeling of confidence in our patrons. And the test of years will prove that.it is not misplaced. We offer only goods that we can fully recommend. hether it is Gold standard or Silver standard, or merely lated ware, each will be found THE BEST OF ITS KIND. We have a very large assortment of Ladies and Gent's Gold and Silver Watches, Diamonds, Sewelry » Silver Ware, ete. We have the most beautiful : brought to this city, and the prices are very. low. Come and see the beautiful things whether you wish to purchase or not. Luetje & Brand, The Pioneer Watchmakers and Jewelers. stock of Holiday Goods ever SPaNisH spies were in vogue last summer; mince pies are this season’s offerings. : e Ladies _ Burgau and Writing Desk Fancies, Pen and Pin Tray, Powder and Pomade Box, Writing Set, stair Receiver, Ring Tray, Hairs Pin Boz, Comb Tray, Puff Boz. . Given away free with AMERICAN’S BEST TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES Great Ameican Importing Tea Co, (COMMERCIAL ST... . Nevada City MONEY SAVING STORE. Write for Catalogue. For Rent. A six room cottage on Coyote street is offered for rent. ' Inquire of Mrs. Hart, Sacramento street. Gilfet’s ‘*Processed’’ Prunes (To stew or eat out of hand) Neither dipped in lye water or glycerine, The finest, most delicate and wholesome prunes on the market. At Felix Gillet’s Nursery, Upper Nevada street. Dancing School. Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and gentlemens’ dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free), Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house. ‘ nil Holiday Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale in the Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open FRIDAY, NOV. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the TRANSCRIPT to call around and see _ her stock. n23-lm Droppin» And take a look at Luetje & Brand's Toilet articles in Sterling Silver wb Gold Filled goods, They are the latest out and at any price. d8-tt Homann’s 26cent fruit cakes 7 fine, AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with it THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER ¥ AND MINING arti = Yard at Depot. ‘Telephone No. 61, TOWLE BROS. CO. Wines 30%. T o> Ch xb a i nie) (ei Peric\ Peach (SEN EM NOE NEE Screw Sor Sars/ Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, Sauterne, Riesling, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle OF case.Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, Sherry Wine, per galion from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, 50c up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WIN 3, By Cas? or Bottle. an S$ Manhattan Club. Dw Awawiwhiwiwaws Whiskies, by gallon, ease or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, In gallons, half gallon cans—also by the bottle. Also acomplcte stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. French Cognac and Champaynes A. ISOARD & SON Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MARER iis; * & GO. lot of © appreciated. store until you want it sent. Respectfully, Come in time and pick one out. LADIES: ‘This day we have placed in Window No. 2, a { wmvAadies’? Black suits. Imported For Christmas Crade. They are simply grand, and no nicer gift can you offer your mother, your sister, or your friend. [os There is value to it. You are not wasting your money when you buy ove o these handsome suits, and you can rely on it that it wil’ be <a You can leave it 42 our Don’t wait as the best sz2lls first. MAHER @ CO. Our Handkerchiefs will be displayed in our large Window right away. Also Silk Handkerchiefs for men—plain initial. Fine Linen Handkerchiefs for men. . Fine Black Reefers for men. New Goods Coming Every Day, now. KID GLOVES IN ALL NEW SHADES. and mountings, beauty. strength, lasting odors. 1, ART MEDALIONS—A choice line of subjects 2. PERFUME ATOMIZER 3. SEELEY’S SUPERB PERFUMES--Are Ful 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. Y You Are Invited to Call at. = DICKERMAN’s , Re And Inspect.Our Stock of ¢ x — Eyxc1) mber a é and Traveling Cases. 7. GAMES AND TOY your girls and boys. H. DICKERMAN, 5. ALUMINUM OMB AND BRUSH SETS — Warranted not to tarnish. 6. LEATHER GOODS—Embracing Purses, Card BIOKS—A'l new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will please and instruct you and 7 Masonic Building, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts wt “SEQUOIA, Oe E eereeemmenernemenret THK, T SATURDAY.. For additiona page. EE GRASS . A Day’s Record Over John Farrell Oakland today. Mrs. John Bo derson and dav Rogers left th cisco. ‘The last to join her hus main. : Patrick Noon for some time, ~ R. De Kruse Hilt after a visi { iThe dance to mine on the nif to celebrate th: works will be a room, which is sions, is being There will be pieces besides ton of the min There will be i: ary exercises.; Mrs, Wm. He suffering from tacks of scarle reported here. Att At-the Metk morning Rev.‘ on “The Praye evening his su’ Sunday Schoo] League, 6 p. m at 3:30 p. m.; § Thursday éven At the Cor pastor, Rev. J. morning and e course in th Power of Musi vor will meet « Mrs. W.W. W to Enjoy O school at the c viceBet “Well, old c! of the result?” “Well, my b cinch all the ary.” . “How did thought you \ “Both? Ce politics for th Not much. 1] Teddy. and $€ sion’ Van Wy “For whom “Neither, thing I dida electéd. If tl come, of cour man I bet on Mrs. HAMB get my hus! year. He d heard him m wants, and I can think « just ‘catch . } —Why not searfpin? Y for that, yu" “Do you fi tiguing?” i “Patigauing!” “T should s seeing how! are in an E1 ting the res make sure money.” He was si ro desk, indus taxpayer. ©) stances it . say that he are remark: suggested you consid it,” answer Frank M ing at Am« sentenced county to tin for life was deniec Many a ried to de world the happiest « Al Would m spect our suit. Fi FE G.s ig just n¢ fine holi recently plete as: known t Sceadden Hotel, r keepers, find it t nouncel purchas Can Here of the there is and the Luetje Ae