December 20, 1895 (4 pages)

1@ County of Ne ve. Luisa Barae}. for Court, of; fornia, and ‘the fs of Nevada, in : Coot salifornia defendant, eRe ) appear in an ac. the above named tof the County of indto answer the hin ten days, (exafter the service served within this re, Within thirty ult will be taken 16 prayer of said o obtain a Decree onds ot matrimony iff and Defendant Plaintiff alleges , Defendant wij)rted the Plaintir ill continues to 20 nm requested to re. jueet aye still con. Ree ¢ to return ‘ully appear b 5 Me herein. — “a thacif you fat) fia Complaint ag mtiff will apply to uded in the Comd Seal of the saia r of Nevada, State of October, in the nd eight hundred GREANY, Clerk. or Plaintiff, o2l Ot Bh tig jotice, R MINING’ COM. 2ipal place of bugida County, CaliforTra County, Cal, ° tata meeting ef 1 en the Twenty5, @D aesensment ef are was levied upon rporation, payable 28 Gold Coin, to the th San Juan. 58 assessment shall ty-niuth day of Nonquent, and adver: mn, and unless pays sold on Saturday, ber, 1895, to pay the ether with costa of ale, By erder ef RMAN, Secretary. n Juan, 024 Noticy, iR MINING COM» Notice. is hereby the Bourd of Direef Noy., 1595, an asper share was levied f the Corporation, , to the Secretary, at tion, Nevyads Olty ly stock upon which ain unpaid on the will be delinquens public auction, and, fore, will be sold on 5, at the hour ef of the Secretary of e delinquent assessof advertising and of the Hoard of -ER, Secretary, ‘s atorg, on Pine + iLVEN THAT THE y to the Board of Su, at its regular{yterm, 1896,0r as soon Shere. eard,for arenewel-of ne South Yuba River inia Turnpike Ce. » WOOD, .H. GRAVES, Agent, ntractors. NEL COMPANY OF lley Mining District, sousible bidder, the nnel 100 feet from fts ae inch to the rod, nches high by 4 feet » Van Wrinkle vein, uunel, with the same fied.’ : 1 furnish complete rs, and all tools nevpowder, and will pa {made aud acce ted. net work two shifts :on a sh ft continu. 1 of contract. lays from date, The ht to reject any asd nquire of C. T, CanCe GIVEN THAT THE ly to the Board ef 8ay,at ite regularterm, 1896,or as soon. there heard, fora rénewal lls on the Fréemanle Yuba river. TLY L. FREEMAB ; -On -Earth . trike you}? Warnege ‘on earth up.” ) cents up, sup, up. Ip. $1.50 up. 11,25 up. $1.25 up. ta up, dt up. and up. up. cents and up. s aud up, up. Ds nd Whip, $9 mess, $20 up. AIRNS, AD STRBET, te National’ Hotel. MARKET, itizens’ Bank. . « Prop'ts teef, Pork, Mutton, ‘eal, Sausages, ate. 0 a nd all kinds of Meat# ually found iu # firs lage merket.a = t xed Nevada City Dail y Transcript. z VOL. LXVI--NO. 10807 SAAS ENE LILO ER DE ELIE OEE NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENIN G, DECEMBER 20, 189s. 4 Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, AS TO LODGE BENEFITS. “A Decision ofGreat Interest to Lodges of Odd Fellows. A decision of interest to all members of the Order of Odd Fellows was rendered by the Supreme Oburt in the suit of Max Lavy against Magnolia Lodge, No. 29. Levy was expelled from the lodge for contempt. He refused to appear aud show cause Why he should not be deprived of sick benefits, and instead brought a suit for the money which he claimed to be due. At the instance of Levy Superior Judge Seawall issued a writ of mandate directing the lodge to restore Levy to membership. This decision the Supreme Court has now reversed, The Supreme Court held that Levy should have stood trial on the charge of drawing sick benefits improperly. His suit to recover benefits is said to have been in plain violation of valid laws of the lodge which deprived him of the right to recover such benefits in any of the courts of the State, It Was held, moreover, that the lodge had provided a remedy for the grievance complained of and he had not availed himself of that remedy, pleading of such fact would have constituted a perfect defense to any suit in the State courts, ————___« 9@ 6-2 ————__— Ww. Y.°O. D. Mine Telegraph: .The above uimed mine is looking better than ever and there is a great deal of development work being done on the property. The rock is rich and gets richer as depth is attained, There are now ‘80 men.on the pay roll at the mine and the shaft is being put down from the 14 leve ‘and will not cease until it reaches the 16 level. After that it will be kept on going just the same. ——_+ee A Change Made. When the Supreme Uourt, A. O. F. of A., met in October last it was decided to change the name of the Order by dropping the word ‘‘Ancient,” and merely calling it “Foresters of America,” At the same time the numbering was changed to conform with the order in wich the Courts in each State were admitted, the Grass Valley Court being No, 8, and the Nevada Court No. 9, — = me ay GW: 1896,LeaP vear.{896, LAUREL :: PARLOR, NO? 6, N. D. G. W., WILL @IVE A GRAND Leap : Year : Ball WEDNESDAY &VENING, JANUARY lst, 1896, ~AP— ARMORY : HALL. 4 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Miss Gertrude “oyne Mrs. Jennie Holmes Miss Minnie Brand Mrs. Belle Douglass Miss Lulu Clutter Mrs. Cora Waisworth Miss Amelia Hook Mra. Sarah Brown Mrs, Mary Carter Miss Emma Smith Mis. Ella Floyd FLOOR DIRECTOR MRS. ELLA FLOYD. FLOOR MANAGERS; Mre. Mary Carter Miss Minnie Breed Miss Mary Hook Miss Lulu Clutter Mra. Cora Wadsworth Mre. Sarah Brown Misa Gertrude Adair Miss Emma Smith RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Mrs. Grace Nilon Miss Lillie Keenan Mrs. Mary Muir Mra. Jennie Ifulmes Mrs, Elia Loughridge Migs May Martin Mies Gertrude Goyne Mra. Belle shoeeraft —_— Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman,, $1.50. Exrta Gentlemen, 25 cents. Admission te Gallery: Gentlemen, 25 cents; Ladies, 50 cents. ¢ os Rverybody Invited. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE I ALL THE COURTS, State and Federa J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, ANEW ORDER. Aims and Purposes of the Patriots of America. W. H. Harvey, th® author of ‘Coin’s Financial School,” is endeavoring to” estab& new. order, America ”’ called ‘Tne Patriots of The chief principle of the order, he says, is the cause of free silver, aud, in addition, the promotion of the spirit of humanity and ‘‘the elimination of personal selfishness fron the acts of private citizens and ‘public officials.” been established in Chicago and temporary officers named,’ The National officers are a First National Patriot, a National Recorder and a National Treasurer, These, with a First State Patriot for cou.ties and the establishment of lodges is also embraced in the plan. The organization is non-partisan and wiil put no candidate in’ the field, bat by majority vote the members will indicate their choice for President and Congressmen among the nominees of the existing parties. a Toe — Election of Officers. Grass Valley Grange, No, 256) P. of H., elected officers for the coming year, on Saturday evening last, as follows: W. M., Mark Thornton; W. O., F. W. Rowe; W. L., Mrs. R. S. Twitchell; W.S., Wallace Alderman; W. A. S.,,W. T. Merrill; W. T., Albert Matteson; W. S., O° L. 'Twitehell; W. C., Mrs, ‘Laura McWain; W. G., Mrs, M, A. Northup; W. P., Mrs. Mary A. Colton; W, F., Mrs. George Rowe; W.C., Mrs. Jane Tremewan; W, L. A. 8., Mra, Mary J. Wales; Trustee for.three years, L. J. Blundell, EEN Sate GR aes Skillful Electrician. Tidings :;—_Wm, V. Lockwood, electrican with the Westinghouse company at San At-the time of the stoppage of the incandescent lights Manager Glasson tele~ phoned to the city, and the Westiughouse Company had Mr, Lockwood come up at once, By his assistance the necessary. repairs were made so that the lighting system Mr, Lockwood is an electrician of mady-years} ex periFrancisco, is in Grass Valley, Monday evening, was in perfect order last night. ence, and is thoroughly proficient in his line, He speaks highly of Mr, Glasson’s plant, and says that such accidents as happened on Monday will occur with the very beat of system at the most unexpected times, He will visit Nevada City before he ‘returns to San Francisco. 4 19 = Tutnk or Tuts; Hood's Sarsaparijla is the only trae blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, It cures disease when all others fail, because+t makes pure blood. ae Headquarters have . They Are Finding It ‘Out Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial. Street, “ . ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so welj patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the'city free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. PHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND, Nevada City, j10 SCHMIDT BROS., g Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady ( General Arthur, The Best Humboldt Imp’td, istrella, g* Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, , in the City. \ Harmonia « I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law mercial aud Pine Streets. Drink ? If So: Try Parnell’s uine Irish Porter. One drink sufficient to make you FEE _“Reception.”’ FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR, BROAD and Pine streets, Nevada City, FFICE—LONES BUI: DING, COR. COMDo You Want a Good ' «JESSE MOORE” “CYRUS NOBLB”’ “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies, Hennessy’s Brandy and Burke’s Gen-. Rough & Ready. 8 PORTRAITURES OF CHRIST. Singular Diversion of Views by the Great Masters. T IS a singular fact that through“out the entire New Testament there is nothing regarding the personal appearance of Christ, and the early fathers of the church, who doubtless knew ox. something of how not [8 <1 J he looked while on 1) } \ earth, are equally : Sex 7 4 silentabout it. A ——<t yg portrait of him es + has been claimed hag by some. to have come down from apostolic times, and that copies of it were taken and are still extant. That this statement has no foundation in fact would appear to be evident from the ciroumstance thatthe old masters, in their representa tions of the Saviour, follow no recognized model and are as various in such portraltures as wore their conceptions of what the real Christ should be. This divorsity must be apparent to all who have examined such-paintings in the Louvre and other large collections. In Fra F. Lippi's ‘‘Madonna and Child,’’ for instance, an exquisite creation, the face of the infant Saviour, though perfect in con tour, has a look of prevoclons intelligence which seems unnatural in one so young. Carlo Dolce, Murillo and others, though displaying different types of child lito, are perhaps equally successful in conveying a nearly satisfying ideal-in their representa tions of the child Christ They all, how no regard, to ethnic considera ions in their work, and as a result the face is Lialian, French, Spanish or lem ish, as the case may be, rather than Jew inh, ws it s in paintings of the man Christ ‘there is n ostitl greater diversity noticeable, as would bo naturally expected. The face of Christ in PF. R, Francia’s painting, ‘The Virgin and Two Angols Weeping Over the Dead Body of Christ,’’ is probably the di vinest conception of it ever traced on Gan vas. Though the face is evidently that of the dead, all the emotions of the soul seem to be mirrored upon it. In Borgognone’s “Christ Bearing the Cross,’’ Correggio’s “Kece — Homo,"’ Guido Reni’s ‘Kece Homo,"’ all inarveloys creations, as well as in others perhaps equally meritorious, however different they may be, they at least convey an ideal Christ, which does not shock Christian sensibilities, as does Munkaosy’s representationof the Saviour in his famous painting ‘Christ Before Pilate.” NEtL MACDONALD, Ver, prey hould ‘have been ——-~-—_~-+-0@o+Your Own Fault. Tt is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed ,and “has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh; the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system. The Oil of Eden has-been sold by Joun P, Zier. of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, ‘and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured only . by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine . Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by WwW. . D, Vinton, ‘ The Usual Way. [= = ri } Ce Mrs. Youngbryde— What are you going to give your husband for Christmas? Mrs. Longwed—lI think I shall give him @ now mahogany tea table—I’ve wanted one a long time. +0669 ‘ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. T. Tompkins, Marysville, Miss Frances Courtney, Ward Co, Miss Mae McKenna, he Miss Mae Dexter, ae Miss H, Corneliua, 6 Miss P. MeClelian, ss Miss P De Loine, = Miss Healy 2 M. G,. Treadwell, Sweetland, J, W. Hogan, San Juan, W. Sailor, a Geo, McCullough, ‘* J. KE, McCullough, ‘ J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, H. E. Owner, Mess J. G. Shepard, -Spenceville, C. O, Jepson, Relief Hill, T. Barton, ‘eee W. Krauss, Placerville, Jem Krauss, a N, W. Lewis, San Francisco, J. E. Lewis, “6 J. F. Ruth, Geila, Co,, A. K, Organ, Gold Valley, F. Wright, Grass Valley. abies + 0@e= Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Ghapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions; and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund&d, Price 25 cents per box, . For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, omen eee + #@e + -Opera Glasses ! Just price those opera glasses.at Luetje & They are very reasonable and € dls-66 Brand's, make a useful present, ‘ + 2@e% Everyropy knows that the conditions for. health aré not favorably“when the stomach, liver, and bowels: are disdrdered. In stich cases, headache, indigestion, and constipation are the result; for all which ailments the proper remedy is Ayer's Cathartic Pills, Talking Pebout-Our large, beautiful ‘and Seasonable goods, back: ments in, this line, but it have and what we sell at tain you'll come again. em Remember, we're CARR BROTHERS’ Sic It may’ be a little early y se8e00S . Dickerman & Co. —— or W PRICES al THK OLD GORNER —Ghristmas We are determined to get our share of the ‘‘ Holiday trade” this year: We believe varied assortment of § ‘:d up by moderate Prices, will naturally secure it. K BER AYAY PRIM, by RYU YB RETRY « We have extra nice things, ‘‘ useful and ornamental’’, appropriate for Christmas and New Year presents, and sell them at fair prices, iwiwiwhwiwiwiwinwiwiwiwiwiie iodo tes et to make your investwill please us (and may pay you) if you call on us now, find out what we . We feel pretty cerN } Table of Distance from Nevada City * and Fare. Tel. Ne, 41144. Commercial Street. re MILES, FARE Alpha.. «i= 084 HivGh iO ices dO 04 c0csdeavesdy ers Bowmen 6 Daw. 80 occ disks caessten ss Camptonville,.,.. 24 Stage. . $3 50 ePONGG = = eek . OS ee 2 2: Colaimbia Hill. .134 LaeRres en BIS Cove sic. 68 16 Oe gucnsentuns 1 25 i eccegeaeeee Oe SeeeOMlas 1. a0 Dutch Flat..00 17 =Stage.. 2 60 Downieville,..44 Lcerige er 7 50 Edwards Bridge. 7 . ent S's Forest City..09 ores Ta 7.00 Frerich Corral.,,..183 Lepr cy ae Graniteville.,.,. 25. Biase. cae 4 00 Grass Valley.. 4 eat ess eee Lake City.,8,.112 athe .2 00 Little York,.. 124 age ee « e OO Moore’s Flat..20 ee ree TZ N, Bloomfield. .144 hee oP ae ig N, San Juan,.. 13 ay . 2 OO; OMOGR. 55 caren cs 20 Be Ss oa . 300 Purdon Bridge.. 64 i aaheae 1 06 Relief Hill... 18 fei eee reer, 1 Do Sierra City.. 56 a HR SS » 9 00 Smarteville_.°.19 i Sena ras et, ‘Spenceville.. .20 PE ae ase Sacramento..76 Railroad. ., 4 30 San Francigco.,. 160 ase See HOORO. y 5.6 sesinere 85 perm . 5 55 ashington,,. 19 «=Stage.. 2 50 ie The Best in the Market. Try It--It Will Suit You. J. J. JACKSON, — , You Bet .,.10 kee Se'e Agent for Nevada City. Sale Groceries, portunity to lay in goods cheap people of the county, dc Provisions, Plaza Grocery -'Store, Will be sold for the Next 90 Days At San Francisco.” Cost Prices ! OF eam . ~Gase Goods, FIFTY GENTS 4 WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length iuserted tinder this head for 50. Cents awvek or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. “\Payable invariably in advance. . —e Colfax Stage. In order to give passengers more time to check baggage in Colfax I will leave Nevada City at 10:30; connections made with east and west-bound trains, and you can save one dollar. [d16] Gus Kopp. Fresh Ranch Eggs. C. H. Déllman has fresh rarich eggs at his Hay Store, below the railroad depot. Also fine oat and clover hay. Call and exam} \ This is STRICTLY A CASH SALE, and a better ophas never been offered to the oR. A. Forman & Go., Proprietors. Successor to.Shurtleff & Son. ee ie en il Ts Wo, Black Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. \ Our Specialty. Pants to order from $6 up. , 5,000 different patterifs to select from. Reimemiber we have all our work done in. Nevada City. We don’t send Kast to cheap ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class read / made suit for tailor-made. money under false pretences. REMEMBER THIS. All agents who are doing business for Eastern Sweating Houses are getting your Beware of Them. Yours to. please, R. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. COMMEROIAL STREET, NEVABPA CITY, CAL, ae —" mcrorwers A Wonderful Cure. I have. been sutfering with the Catarrh ‘for over twenty years, Have had catarrh of the stomach tor over five years, Last year had Gastric Catarrh of the stemach in its worst form, Neuralgia-ofthestomach and bowels from which . suffered constantly aud at times so severely that it seemed I could rot endure it. Medicine failed to give me any relief; my friends all thought I must die. Less than four months ago I put on what ia known as the Magnetio Conservative Gar ments, The piece I used was the piece that covers the chest and luugs, both tront and back, body belt, insoles in my shoes and used the Actina for the catarrh, I consider myself cured of the Catarrh and in less thau two weeks from the time . put on the garments; the neuralgia was al! gone and I have not felt it any since, I have procured garments for at least a dozen-or more in Nevada City and all have reported to me that they are constantly improving ;°.one party in particular who has been suffering from. catarrh and kidney trouble for the last twelve years. The lower part of his limbs swelled badly and he could not stand up more than an hour at atime. Less than three months ago he put on the chest and lung invigorator, body belt and leggings and now he works all day at his trade and his limbs do not swell at all, I need not go before a Notary Public to qualify to the above, as there are hundreds that can testify to the truth of the abbve statement, I am agent for the New York and London Electric Association and anyone wishing a pamphlet or any information regarding any by addressing J. S. HOLBROOK, NEVADA CITY, Nevada County, Calif, P. O. Box No, 118. » JOHN . . CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public anid Conveyancer. eoedings wil! receive careful attention, [also had the Intercosticailment they may have, will receive it free FFICE—BROAD 8T., OPP. NATIONAL -HOtel, Nevada City. Will practice in all the Courts of this Btate. Eatetes in Probate proHydraulic Saloon. George Allen, Prop. Main Street, Nevada City, * Opposite the Union Hotel A new place nicely fitted up, and Stocked with the best Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars. Treatment te All. Me a Call. Courteous dive Notice to Creditors, ‘STATE OF SIMON VEDDER VANDER 4 pis . 4 VEER, deceased Notice ja hereby wiven by the undersigned Adiuinistrator of the Estate of SIMON VEDDER VANDEKVEEK, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said fecensed, to exhibitthem with the necessary. vouchers, within four mouths after the frst publication of this notice, tothe said Admin istrator, ut hie office, the store of Schmidt Nevada, Cal. W. SCHMIDT, derveer, deceased, THOS.6. FOKD, Atternay, Dated, Dec. 4th, 1898. REMOVAL’ NOTICE. A. TAT, The Pioneer Caterer S BACK IN HIS OLD srAND JON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Sa loon for so many years. if you want ew good, square meal or Oysters inany style, call on Tam, \ flae stock of CANDIES ANDNUT3 wave on band, D. Ss. BAKER 8 READY AT all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. baggage ior theatria pertise Bbros., Pine st,, Nevada City, lo the County of K. Administrator of Hatate of Simon V. VanLL TIMES TO ATTEND TO Particular attention paid to: the transpertation ine. dl7-lw Buggy Robe Loa Last Thursday night on the road to In« dian Flat, a buggy robe, Reward paid for returning it to the TRANscRIPT office, dl4lw Will Be Raffled. A beautiful oil painting of the suspension bridge is now on exhibition at Stein Bros.’ store and will be raffled for 50 cents'a chance on or about December 31st of, this year, Tickets for sale at Stein's, dl6-lw ==aee 6 a For Sale. House of seven rooms and fine large lot in Nevada City for sale very cheap for cash, Apply at Schmidt Bros, cigar ‘store, Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentlemen's class meets every Wedneaday evening at 8 o'clock. Children's class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Sogial every Saturday night. Pri« vate lessous at hall orat residence, — af Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart's Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices a8-tf —————. catches ‘em, Instruments Stolen, A case of instruments was taken from my buggy Wednesday eyening, Reward paid for returning same to Plaza Store, Foreman's Shop or my oftfice:, ; dglw) Dro M. EB, Litto, For Sale, House Will be sold vheap if applied for immediately. Koquire at this office, adl0-1Lw House and lot on Nevada street. contains six rooms and bath, A Fine Line _LOf, umbrellas and canes ‘just received at Luetje & Brand's, : tf A Large And varied. assortment of fine gold watches, just the thing for a Xmas present, at Luetje & Brand's, 4 tf PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. \ rere NO CORKSCREW REQUIRED. *Y3LNVO3SG YW ZILLOG AYUSAR DisiiLen Taag DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS AND REQGULA-~ TIONS OF THE U, 8. GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY, ENDORSED BY THE MED{CAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND STIMULATING PROPERTIES, CROWN DfSTILLERIES CO, OBTHLER® AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, Car 4 A.ISOARD & SON! Sole Agents for Nevada Conntv. seo ry aa eT colnet ani COMPOUND : SULPHUR , POWDER ! The Best Medicine Ever introduced . PRY IT! The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, — Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gow, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Ete. Seld by all Druggists. + aoe et i i,

1@ County of Ne ve. Luisa Barae}. for Court, of; fornia, and ‘the fs of Nevada, in : Coot salifornia defendant, eRe ) appear in an ac. the above named tof the County of indto answer the hin ten days, (exafter the service served within this re, Within thirty ult will be taken 16 prayer of said o obtain a Decree onds ot matrimony iff and Defendant Plaintiff alleges , Defendant wij)rted the Plaintir ill continues to 20 nm requested to re. jueet aye still con. Ree ¢ to return ‘ully appear b 5 Me herein. — “a thacif you fat) fia Complaint ag mtiff will apply to uded in the Comd Seal of the saia r of Nevada, State of October, in the nd eight hundred GREANY, Clerk. or Plaintiff, o2l Ot Bh tig jotice, R MINING’ COM. 2ipal place of bugida County, CaliforTra County, Cal, ° tata meeting ef 1 en the Twenty5, @D aesensment ef are was levied upon rporation, payable 28 Gold Coin, to the th San Juan. 58 assessment shall ty-niuth day of Nonquent, and adver: mn, and unless pays sold on Saturday, ber, 1895, to pay the ether with costa of ale, By erder ef RMAN, Secretary. n Juan, 024 Noticy, iR MINING COM» Notice. is hereby the Bourd of Direef Noy., 1595, an asper share was levied f the Corporation, , to the Secretary, at tion, Nevyads Olty ly stock upon which ain unpaid on the will be delinquens public auction, and, fore, will be sold on 5, at the hour ef of the Secretary of e delinquent assessof advertising and of the Hoard of -ER, Secretary, ‘s atorg, on Pine + iLVEN THAT THE y to the Board of Su, at its regular{yterm, 1896,0r as soon Shere. eard,for arenewel-of ne South Yuba River inia Turnpike Ce. » WOOD, .H. GRAVES, Agent, ntractors. NEL COMPANY OF lley Mining District, sousible bidder, the nnel 100 feet from fts ae inch to the rod, nches high by 4 feet » Van Wrinkle vein, uunel, with the same fied.’ : 1 furnish complete rs, and all tools nevpowder, and will pa {made aud acce ted. net work two shifts :on a sh ft continu. 1 of contract. lays from date, The ht to reject any asd nquire of C. T, CanCe GIVEN THAT THE ly to the Board ef 8ay,at ite regularterm, 1896,or as soon. there heard, fora rénewal lls on the Fréemanle Yuba river. TLY L. FREEMAB ; -On -Earth . trike you}? Warnege ‘on earth up.” ) cents up, sup, up. Ip. $1.50 up. 11,25 up. $1.25 up. ta up, dt up. and up. up. cents and up. s aud up, up. Ds nd Whip, $9 mess, $20 up. AIRNS, AD STRBET, te National’ Hotel. MARKET, itizens’ Bank. . « Prop'ts teef, Pork, Mutton, ‘eal, Sausages, ate. 0 a nd all kinds of Meat# ually found iu # firs lage merket.a = t xed Nevada City Dail y Transcript. z VOL. LXVI--NO. 10807 SAAS ENE LILO ER DE ELIE OEE NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, FRIDAY EVENIN G, DECEMBER 20, 189s. 4 Established Sept.6, 1860, by N. P. Brown& Co, AS TO LODGE BENEFITS. “A Decision ofGreat Interest to Lodges of Odd Fellows. A decision of interest to all members of the Order of Odd Fellows was rendered by the Supreme Oburt in the suit of Max Lavy against Magnolia Lodge, No. 29. Levy was expelled from the lodge for contempt. He refused to appear aud show cause Why he should not be deprived of sick benefits, and instead brought a suit for the money which he claimed to be due. At the instance of Levy Superior Judge Seawall issued a writ of mandate directing the lodge to restore Levy to membership. This decision the Supreme Court has now reversed, The Supreme Court held that Levy should have stood trial on the charge of drawing sick benefits improperly. His suit to recover benefits is said to have been in plain violation of valid laws of the lodge which deprived him of the right to recover such benefits in any of the courts of the State, It Was held, moreover, that the lodge had provided a remedy for the grievance complained of and he had not availed himself of that remedy, pleading of such fact would have constituted a perfect defense to any suit in the State courts, ————___« 9@ 6-2 ————__— Ww. Y.°O. D. Mine Telegraph: .The above uimed mine is looking better than ever and there is a great deal of development work being done on the property. The rock is rich and gets richer as depth is attained, There are now ‘80 men.on the pay roll at the mine and the shaft is being put down from the 14 leve ‘and will not cease until it reaches the 16 level. After that it will be kept on going just the same. ——_+ee A Change Made. When the Supreme Uourt, A. O. F. of A., met in October last it was decided to change the name of the Order by dropping the word ‘‘Ancient,” and merely calling it “Foresters of America,” At the same time the numbering was changed to conform with the order in wich the Courts in each State were admitted, the Grass Valley Court being No, 8, and the Nevada Court No. 9, — = me ay GW: 1896,LeaP vear.{896, LAUREL :: PARLOR, NO? 6, N. D. G. W., WILL @IVE A GRAND Leap : Year : Ball WEDNESDAY &VENING, JANUARY lst, 1896, ~AP— ARMORY : HALL. 4 COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS: Miss Gertrude “oyne Mrs. Jennie Holmes Miss Minnie Brand Mrs. Belle Douglass Miss Lulu Clutter Mrs. Cora Waisworth Miss Amelia Hook Mra. Sarah Brown Mrs, Mary Carter Miss Emma Smith Mis. Ella Floyd FLOOR DIRECTOR MRS. ELLA FLOYD. FLOOR MANAGERS; Mre. Mary Carter Miss Minnie Breed Miss Mary Hook Miss Lulu Clutter Mra. Cora Wadsworth Mre. Sarah Brown Misa Gertrude Adair Miss Emma Smith RECEPTION COMMITTEE: Mrs. Grace Nilon Miss Lillie Keenan Mrs. Mary Muir Mra. Jennie Ifulmes Mrs, Elia Loughridge Migs May Martin Mies Gertrude Goyne Mra. Belle shoeeraft —_— Tickets, admitting Lady and Gentleman,, $1.50. Exrta Gentlemen, 25 cents. Admission te Gallery: Gentlemen, 25 cents; Ladies, 50 cents. ¢ os Rverybody Invited. FRED SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE I ALL THE COURTS, State and Federa J. M. WALLING, Attorney : at: Law, ANEW ORDER. Aims and Purposes of the Patriots of America. W. H. Harvey, th® author of ‘Coin’s Financial School,” is endeavoring to” estab& new. order, America ”’ called ‘Tne Patriots of The chief principle of the order, he says, is the cause of free silver, aud, in addition, the promotion of the spirit of humanity and ‘‘the elimination of personal selfishness fron the acts of private citizens and ‘public officials.” been established in Chicago and temporary officers named,’ The National officers are a First National Patriot, a National Recorder and a National Treasurer, These, with a First State Patriot for cou.ties and the establishment of lodges is also embraced in the plan. The organization is non-partisan and wiil put no candidate in’ the field, bat by majority vote the members will indicate their choice for President and Congressmen among the nominees of the existing parties. a Toe — Election of Officers. Grass Valley Grange, No, 256) P. of H., elected officers for the coming year, on Saturday evening last, as follows: W. M., Mark Thornton; W. O., F. W. Rowe; W. L., Mrs. R. S. Twitchell; W.S., Wallace Alderman; W. A. S.,,W. T. Merrill; W. T., Albert Matteson; W. S., O° L. 'Twitehell; W. C., Mrs, ‘Laura McWain; W. G., Mrs, M, A. Northup; W. P., Mrs. Mary A. Colton; W, F., Mrs. George Rowe; W.C., Mrs. Jane Tremewan; W, L. A. 8., Mra, Mary J. Wales; Trustee for.three years, L. J. Blundell, EEN Sate GR aes Skillful Electrician. Tidings :;—_Wm, V. Lockwood, electrican with the Westinghouse company at San At-the time of the stoppage of the incandescent lights Manager Glasson tele~ phoned to the city, and the Westiughouse Company had Mr, Lockwood come up at once, By his assistance the necessary. repairs were made so that the lighting system Mr, Lockwood is an electrician of mady-years} ex periFrancisco, is in Grass Valley, Monday evening, was in perfect order last night. ence, and is thoroughly proficient in his line, He speaks highly of Mr, Glasson’s plant, and says that such accidents as happened on Monday will occur with the very beat of system at the most unexpected times, He will visit Nevada City before he ‘returns to San Francisco. 4 19 = Tutnk or Tuts; Hood's Sarsaparijla is the only trae blood purifier prominently in the public eye today, It cures disease when all others fail, because+t makes pure blood. ae Headquarters have . They Are Finding It ‘Out Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial. Street, “ . ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND BEST Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so welj patronized, If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the'city free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. PHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND, Nevada City, j10 SCHMIDT BROS., g Pine Street, Nevada City Leading Cigar Dealers. —In StockLeading Lady ( General Arthur, The Best Humboldt Imp’td, istrella, g* Cent < Bohemian Club, CIGAR La Rosa, , in the City. \ Harmonia « I. C. LINDLEY, Attorney and Counselor at Law mercial aud Pine Streets. Drink ? If So: Try Parnell’s uine Irish Porter. One drink sufficient to make you FEE _“Reception.”’ FFICE—TILLEY BUILDING, COR, BROAD and Pine streets, Nevada City, FFICE—LONES BUI: DING, COR. COMDo You Want a Good ' «JESSE MOORE” “CYRUS NOBLB”’ “CASTLEWOOD” Whiskies, Hennessy’s Brandy and Burke’s Gen-. Rough & Ready.. 8 PORTRAITURES OF CHRIST. Singular Diversion of Views by the Great Masters. T IS a singular fact that through“out the entire New Testament there is nothing regarding the personal appearance of Christ, and the early fathers of the church, who doubtless knew ox. something of how not [8 <1 J he looked while on 1) } \ earth, are equally : Sex 7 4 silentabout it. A ——<t yg portrait of him es + has been claimed hag by some. to have come down from apostolic times, and that copies of it were taken and are still extant. That this statement has no foundation in fact would appear to be evident from the ciroumstance thatthe old masters, in their representa tions of the Saviour, follow no recognized model and are as various in such portraltures as wore their conceptions of what the real Christ should be. This divorsity must be apparent to all who have examined such-paintings in the Louvre and other large collections. In Fra F. Lippi's ‘‘Madonna and Child,’’ for instance, an exquisite creation, the face of the infant Saviour, though perfect in con tour, has a look of prevoclons intelligence which seems unnatural in one so young. Carlo Dolce, Murillo and others, though

displaying different types of child lito, are perhaps equally successful in conveying a nearly satisfying ideal-in their representa tions of the child Christ They all, how no regard, to ethnic considera ions in their work, and as a result the face is Lialian, French, Spanish or lem ish, as the case may be, rather than Jew inh, ws it s in paintings of the man Christ ‘there is n ostitl greater diversity noticeable, as would bo naturally expected. The face of Christ in PF. R, Francia’s painting, ‘The Virgin and Two Angols Weeping Over the Dead Body of Christ,’’ is probably the di vinest conception of it ever traced on Gan vas. Though the face is evidently that of the dead, all the emotions of the soul seem to be mirrored upon it. In Borgognone’s “Christ Bearing the Cross,’’ Correggio’s “Kece — Homo,"’ Guido Reni’s ‘Kece Homo,"’ all inarveloys creations, as well as in others perhaps equally meritorious, however different they may be, they at least convey an ideal Christ, which does not shock Christian sensibilities, as does Munkaosy’s representationof the Saviour in his famous painting ‘Christ Before Pilate.” NEtL MACDONALD, Ver, prey hould ‘have been ——-~-—_~-+-0@o+Your Own Fault. Tt is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed ,and “has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh; the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system. The Oil of Eden has-been sold by Joun P, Zier. of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, ‘and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured only . by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine . Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by WwW. . D, Vinton, ‘ The Usual Way. [= = ri } Ce Mrs. Youngbryde— What are you going to give your husband for Christmas? Mrs. Longwed—lI think I shall give him @ now mahogany tea table—I’ve wanted one a long time. +0669 ‘ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. T. Tompkins, Marysville, Miss Frances Courtney, Ward Co, Miss Mae McKenna, he Miss Mae Dexter, ae Miss H, Corneliua, 6 Miss P. MeClelian, ss Miss P De Loine, = Miss Healy 2 M. G,. Treadwell, Sweetland, J, W. Hogan, San Juan, W. Sailor, a Geo, McCullough, ‘* J. KE, McCullough, ‘ J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, H. E. Owner, Mess J. G. Shepard, -Spenceville, C. O, Jepson, Relief Hill, T. Barton, ‘eee W. Krauss, Placerville, Jem Krauss, a N, W. Lewis, San Francisco, J. E. Lewis, “6 J. F. Ruth, Geila, Co,, A. K, Organ, Gold Valley, F. Wright, Grass Valley. abies + 0@e= Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Ghapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions; and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refund&d, Price 25 cents per box, . For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store, omen eee + #@e + -Opera Glasses ! Just price those opera glasses.at Luetje & They are very reasonable and € dls-66 Brand's, make a useful present, ‘ + 2@e% Everyropy knows that the conditions for. health aré not favorably“when the stomach, liver, and bowels: are disdrdered. In stich cases, headache, indigestion, and constipation are the result; for all which ailments the proper remedy is Ayer's Cathartic Pills, Talking Pebout-Our large, beautiful ‘and Seasonable goods, back: ments in, this line, but it have and what we sell at tain you'll come again. em Remember, we're CARR BROTHERS’ Sic It may’ be a little early y se8e00S . Dickerman & Co. —— or W PRICES al THK OLD GORNER —Ghristmas We are determined to get our share of the ‘‘ Holiday trade” this year: We believe varied assortment of § ‘:d up by moderate Prices, will naturally secure it. K BER AYAY PRIM, by RYU YB RETRY « We have extra nice things, ‘‘ useful and ornamental’’, appropriate for Christmas and New Year presents, and sell them at fair prices, iwiwiwhwiwiwiwinwiwiwiwiwiie iodo tes et to make your investwill please us (and may pay you) if you call on us now, find out what we . We feel pretty cerN } Table of Distance from Nevada City * and Fare. Tel. Ne, 41144. Commercial Street. re MILES, FARE Alpha... «i= 084 HivGh iO ices dO 04 c0csdeavesdy ers Bowmen 6 Daw. 80 occ disks caessten ss Camptonville,.,... 24 Stage. . $3 50 ePONGG = = eek . OS ee 2 2: Colaimbia Hill.. .134 LaeRres en BIS Cove sic. 68 16 Oe gucnsentuns 1 25 i eccegeaeeee Oe SeeeOMlas 1. a0 Dutch Flat....00 17 =Stage.... 2 60 Downieville,....44 Lcerige er 7 50 Edwards Bridge.. 7 . ent S's Forest City....09 ores Ta 7.00 Frerich Corral.,,...183 Lepr cy ae Graniteville.,.,. 25. Biase.. cae 4 00 Grass Valley... 4 eat ess eee Lake City.,8,..112 athe .2 00 Little York,... 124 age ee « e OO Moore’s Flat...20 ee ree TZ N, Bloomfield.. .144 hee oP ae ig N, San Juan,... 13 ay . 2 OO; OMOGR. 55 caren cs 20 Be Ss oa . 300 Purdon Bridge... 64 i aaheae 1 06 Relief Hill..... 18 fei eee reer, 1 Do Sierra City.... 56 a HR SS » 9 00 Smarteville_..°.19 i Sena ras et, ‘Spenceville... .20 PE ae ase Sacramento....76 Railroad.. ., 4 30 San Francigco.,.. 160 ase See HOORO. y 5.6 sesinere 85 perm . 5 55 ashington,,.. 19 «=Stage.... 2 50 ie The Best in the Market. Try It--It Will Suit You. J. J. JACKSON, — , You Bet ..,..10 kee Se'e Agent for Nevada City. Sale Groceries, portunity to lay in goods cheap people of the county, dc Provisions, Plaza Grocery -'Store, Will be sold for the Next 90 Days At San Francisco.” Cost Prices ! OF eam . ~Gase Goods, FIFTY GENTS 4 WERK Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length iuserted tinder this head for 50. Cents awvek or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. “\Payable invariably in advance. . —e Colfax Stage. In order to give passengers more time to check baggage in Colfax I will leave Nevada City at 10:30; connections made with east and west-bound trains, and you can save one dollar. [d16] Gus Kopp. Fresh Ranch Eggs. C. H. Déllman has fresh rarich eggs at his Hay Store, below the railroad depot. Also fine oat and clover hay. Call and exam} \ This is STRICTLY A CASH SALE, and a better ophas never been offered to the oR. A. Forman & Go., Proprietors. Successor to.Shurtleff & Son. ee ie en il Ts Wo, Black Blue or Brown Beaver Overcoats to order from $20 up. Chinchilla Overcoats, just the thing for Wintcr wear, from $20 up. \ Our Specialty. Pants to order from $6 up. , 5,000 different patterifs to select from. Reimemiber we have all our work done in. Nevada City. We don’t send Kast to cheap ready-made Clothing houses and palm off a third-class read / made suit for tailor-made. money under false pretences. REMEMBER THIS. All agents who are doing business for Eastern Sweating Houses are getting your Beware of Them. Yours to. please, R. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. COMMEROIAL STREET, NEVABPA CITY, CAL, ae —" mcrorwers A Wonderful Cure. I have. been sutfering with the Catarrh ‘for over twenty years, Have had catarrh of the stomach tor over five years, Last year had Gastric Catarrh of the stemach in its worst form, Neuralgia-ofthestomach and bowels from which . suffered constantly aud at times so severely that it seemed I could rot endure it. Medicine failed to give me any relief; my friends all thought I must die. Less than four months ago I put on what ia known as the Magnetio Conservative Gar ments, The piece I used was the piece that covers the chest and luugs, both tront and back, body belt, insoles in my shoes and used the Actina for the catarrh, I consider myself cured of the Catarrh and in less thau two weeks from the time . put on the garments; the neuralgia was al! gone and I have not felt it any since, I have procured garments for at least a dozen-or more in Nevada City and all have reported to me that they are constantly improving ;°.one party in particular who has been suffering from. catarrh and kidney trouble for the last twelve years. The lower part of his limbs swelled badly and he could not stand up more than an hour at atime. Less than three months ago he put on the chest and lung invigorator, body belt and leggings and now he works all day at his trade and his limbs do not swell at all, I need not go before a Notary Public to qualify to the above, as there are hundreds that can testify to the truth of the abbve statement, I am agent for the New York and London Electric Association and anyone wishing a pamphlet or any information regarding any by addressing J. S. HOLBROOK, NEVADA CITY, Nevada County, Calif, P. O. Box No, 118. » JOHN . . CALDWELL, Attorney at Law, Notary Public anid Conveyancer. eoedings wil! receive careful attention, [also had the Intercosticailment they may have, will receive it free FFICE—BROAD 8T., OPP. NATIONAL -HOtel, Nevada City. Will practice in all the Courts of this Btate. Eatetes in Probate proHydraulic Saloon. George Allen, Prop. Main Street, Nevada City, * Opposite the Union Hotel A new place nicely fitted up, and Stocked with the best Wines, Liquors, Beer and Cigars. Treatment te All. Me a Call. Courteous dive Notice to Creditors, ‘STATE OF SIMON VEDDER VANDER 4 pis . 4 VEER, deceased Notice ja hereby wiven by the undersigned Adiuinistrator of the Estate of SIMON VEDDER VANDEKVEEK, deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons having claims against the said fecensed, to exhibitthem with the necessary. vouchers, within four mouths after the frst publication of this notice, tothe said Admin istrator, ut hie office, the store of Schmidt Nevada, Cal. W. SCHMIDT, derveer, deceased, THOS.6. FOKD, Atternay, Dated, Dec. 4th, 1898. REMOVAL’ NOTICE. A. TAT, The Pioneer Caterer S BACK IN HIS OLD srAND JON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Sa loon for so many years. if you want ew good, square meal or Oysters inany style, call on Tam, \ flae stock of CANDIES ANDNUT3 wave on band, D. Ss. BAKER 8 READY AT all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. baggage ior theatria pertise Bbros., Pine st,, Nevada City, lo the County of K. Administrator of Hatate of Simon V. VanLL TIMES TO ATTEND TO Particular attention paid to: the transpertation ine. dl7-lw Buggy Robe Loa Last Thursday night on the road to In« dian Flat, a buggy robe, Reward paid for returning it to the TRANscRIPT office, dl4lw Will Be Raffled. A beautiful oil painting of the suspension bridge is now on exhibition at Stein Bros.’ store and will be raffled for 50 cents'a chance on or about December 31st of, this year, Tickets for sale at Stein's, dl6-lw ==aee 6 a For Sale. House of seven rooms and fine large lot in Nevada City for sale very cheap for cash, Apply at Schmidt Bros, cigar ‘store, Michell’s Dancing School. Ladies’ and gentlemen's class meets every Wedneaday evening at 8 o'clock. Children's class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Sogial every Saturday night. Pri« vate lessous at hall orat residence, — af Swart Has Charge Again. Business is rushing at Swart's Photograph Gallery. High-grade work at popular prices a8-tf —————. catches ‘em, Instruments Stolen, A case of instruments was taken from my buggy Wednesday eyening, Reward paid for returning same to Plaza Store, Foreman's Shop or my oftfice:, ; dglw) Dro M. EB, Litto, For Sale, House Will be sold vheap if applied for immediately. Koquire at this office, adl0-1Lw House and lot on Nevada street. contains six rooms and bath, A Fine Line _LOf, umbrellas and canes ‘just received at Luetje & Brand's, : tf A Large And varied. assortment of fine gold watches, just the thing for a Xmas present, at Luetje & Brand's, 4 tf PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. \ rere NO CORKSCREW REQUIRED. *Y3LNVO3SG YW ZILLOG AYUSAR DisiiLen Taag DISTILLED, STORED, AND BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS AND REQGULA-~ TIONS OF THE U, 8. GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY, ENDORSED BY THE MED{CAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND STIMULATING PROPERTIES, CROWN DfSTILLERIES CO, OBTHLER® AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, Car 4 A.ISOARD & SON! Sole Agents for Nevada Conntv. seo ry aa eT colnet ani COMPOUND : SULPHUR , POWDER ! The Best Medicine Ever introduced . PRY IT! The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, — Indigetion, Piles Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gow, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gout, Ete. Seld by all Druggists. + aoe et i i,