December 21, 1896 (4 pages)

ee 3 -F A SF cat NE st 0A? SOE PANT LS NANTES bd * bd OPE TT TES BRIEF MENTION. ~~ . THE + TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 190, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA hie BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors MONDAY.. 1. DEC. al, 1896.) ~~ PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. D.H. Mullen is in town. . 3 D. ©. Doyle is over from Birchville. O. Woehler of Spenceville was in town today. : J. W. Walsh and J. Johnson of Graniteville are in town. F\ Fenton came over from French J. Fogarty was over from Birchville today, : E. T. Worthley returned to Washin zton today. H. Lowdon of San Francisco is in town. } R. C. Gorton of San Francisco is in town. John Gruhler of Sacramento is here on a business trip. R. J. McCullough came over from North San Juan this morning. B. Levy, H. E. Howell and J, C. Eu. banks of San Francisco are in town. C. P. McAlpine and J. F. Jones, antidebris men of Yuba City, are in town. J. H. Mallen, came over from Brown’s Walley Saturday. Miss Jennie White is up from Marysville on a visit to her folks. Mrs. J. Lohman and H. J. Lohman came down from You Bet today. C. Harker and wifé came down from Relief Hill today. J. CG. Holdsworth came down from Graniteville today. J. W. Tolin and W. Barner came down from North Bloomfield today. Hon. E. M. Preston returned this morning from San Francisco. H. L. Halke of the Stanford University arrived here Saturday on a visit. Miss Nellie O’Connor of Smartsville was a visitor here Saturday. Gen. H. Schaffner of San Francisco other day for getting a team from easels. Read his advertisement. made the TRANSCRIPT a pleasant call today. , Harry Sukeforth came up from Berkeley Saturday to spend the holidays. : G.J. Rector arrived here Saturday from Berkeley to spend the holdays with his parents. Miss Ina Cooper came up from Berkeley Saturday to spend the holi‘. days. : Francis Conlin arrived here Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents. Winor Hotes-and Comments of Local Interest. Today is considered the shortest day Work is being rushed on the new steel bridge that the Providence Mining Company is “having constructed across Deer creek near their mine. “©. ©. Percival was at work today putting up a time line from the telegraph office to Luetje & Brand’s store. Mr. Glasier, the well-known candymaker of San Francisco, is expected here this evening to assist Eph Cohn with his Christmas~ orders, A social dance was given at Indian Flat Saturday evening and everybody had a good time and dance broke up in the morning. — Jack Jacobs and P. ©. Smith were discharged from the county jail today. The former served 10 days for disturbing the peace, the latter 20 days for the same offense. : 3 Charles E. Clinch has beem, elected Chief Engineer of the Grass Valley Fire Department. Philip ‘Trezise was elected First Assistant, and W.G. Lord Second Assistant. J. Basterson and Frank Soue, the two Indians held in the county jail as witnesses in the case of selling liquor to Indians at Truckee, were released today. They will appear when wanted. Thomas Stewartson, an old resident of this city, claims that he was knocked down. last night, near the Nevada foundry, and robbed of $5. Nine applieants for teachers certificates presented themselves for examination before the County Board of Education today. Seven of them are females. ; 9S Declared Insane. Thomas Schofield, a young man from Grass Valley, was examined today by Drs. Hunt and Mullerand pronounced insane. He will be taken to Napa tomorrow. a Taken Down to Plead. Hodge and Billows, the Grass Valley young men arrested at Lincoln the Avery’s livery stable at Gaass Valley under false pretenses, were taken from the county jail to Grass Valley today, to plead to the charge. Sweet Porterville Oranges, 20 cents per dozen, at Foley’s. lt GENTLEMEN’S Kid Gloves of all kinds, t Carter & JOHNSTON’S. tf +--+ ©@e Marysville Woolen Mills. We have a full line of Marysville Miss Mamie Davis of North San Juan . Shirts and Drawers, right from the ~ 4s visiting Nevada City as the guest of . Mills that we are selling for $2.75 per Miss May Goyne. suit. We also take orders for the Mrs. B. McCormick arrived here Sat-. Marysville Biankets and sell them to urday evening from San Jose to spend. you for just what they cost at the the holidays. ; Mills. These are the genuine MarysG. W. Wodell and wife and Miss B. Ville goods. All sizes. Wodell came over from North San Juan today. ¢ Myers O. Preston arrived here on the Carter & JouNston. pe Nick ripe New Orleans --Bananas, 25 morning train to spend his vacation . cents per dozen, at Foley’s. 1t with his father. -W$ Hi. Hancock and W. B. Wilson of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mrs. Frank Montgomery and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery arrived here Saturcay from Rocklin. Mrs. B. F. Snell has returned from Oakland. Mrs. Snell is much improved in health. ds Miss L. C. Bertancue arrived here Saturday from Oakland to spend the holidays with C. C. Weisenburger. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, one of San Juan’s popular school teachers, arrived here Saturday on a visit to her folks. Miss Bessie Goyne, one of Nevada City’s popular young ladies, who is attending school at Berkeley, arrived here Saturday to spend the holidays with her folks. The Truckee Republican Sold. F. M. Rutherford, Principal of the Truckee public schools, and Charles M. Byan of that place, have purchased the Truckee Republican from Willard P. Calkins, and will continue it as a semi-weekly paper. Mr. Calkins has been editor and proprietor of the paper for the past three years and a half, and has made a good paper of it and been very successful. He intends to go below and embark in business, and being a popular, wide-awake young man, he will doubtless meet with success. Aside from his newspaper career he has figured some in politics, being the Republican candidate for County Clerk two years ago. The new proprietors of the Republican are fully competent to conduct the paper. Mr. Ryan is a practical printer and has been employed in the office for some time. We wish them success. The contract to sink the incline at the Milliken ranch mine 500 . feet deeper has been let to Adolph Rosenthal, Elmer Hitchcock, Henry Richards, Leon Durbin, James Gallagher and F. J. Wells, for $2.85 per foot. The parties who bid to do the work for $2.18 per foot withdrew their bid, and the contract was given the next lowest bidders. Work will begin tomorrow, the men working in eighthour shifts. “The incline is already down 110 feet. it Is Delicious.” & al Honey Drips, pure cane syrup es Bagel Hones Dates. pase.cone arias procured only at Gaylord’s. eGo Fine Opera Glasses. Luetje & Brand have a fine stock of opera glasses and holders. They make handsome Christmas presents. dis Raffle Every Night. There will be a turkey raffle every night at Britland’s saloon until after the holidays. dlé6tf First-Class Goods. If you want the. finest imported or California claret wines go to A. Isoard & Son, Broad street, where you can buy clarets cheaper than in San Francisco. dai7tt Cigars at Raffle. J. P. Conway, the cigar manufacturer, will raffie off cigars at his factory on Main street every evening until after the holidays, A charice to get a box of cigars for 25 cents. d19-tf eee sO Five. Hundred Turkeys. The: latest novelty in town. Try your luck on the bicycle wheel at the Milwaukee saloon, and get a turkey for 25 cents. Runs every night. d19-5t Oe Karl’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Oo. Turkey. Shoot. There will be a turkey shoot at Kendrick’s ranch, Deer Creek, on .Sunday, ‘December 20th; beginning in the morning. A fine lunch will be sérved. d20 Tue Way To Core catarrh is to purify the blood, and the surest, safest, best way to purify the blood is by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True ro erent Hoop’s Pitts are prompt, efficient ‘always reliable; easy to take, easy to operate. Ruevmatism Is a For which gives no quarter. It torments its ' day and night. Hood's parilla pv the blood and cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. cathartic’ and liver medicine. Gentle, Superior Court. Wiss tellwitiy tianilieks wan’ trand! CABINS-ON WHEBLS. acted in the Superior Court today Judge John Caldwell presiding: ' How a Nevada City Man Mores ‘People vs. McAdams. Demurrer to Buildings, ‘ indictment overruled. Exceptions tak-. . Considerable amusement was created en. Plea of not guilty. Set for Mon-. on Auburn and Main streets to day by day, Jan. 4th. the method adopted in moving a small Hastings vs. L. C. Wright, et al. De-. cabin, which had formerly stood on murrer to complaint sustained. . McCoy’s lot near the bridge, Auburn Estate of Caroline E. Williams, de-. Street. , An old gentleman from Nevada ceased. Order confirming sale of real City owns the cabin. He manufactured estate granted. — a. low truck with small wheels, and Estate and Guardianship of Adelaide . Placed the cabin thereon. He then M. Allen, a minor. Account settled . hitched a span of horses. to’ the truck and Guardian discharged. and hauled the cabin through the street Estate of John A. Regli, Jr., a minor. a8 though it were a dry goods box. Decree settling annual account. The little wheels on their crude axles. J.T. Cline vs. His Creditors. Passed. . squeaked and groaned at a terrible rate Frank Bishop vs, His Creditors. Or-. but the old gentleman drove along as der setting aside personal property. Placidly as though this moving of (one-half of wages due plaintiff) and] houses was an everyday occurrence Sheriff Getchell appointed assignee. with him. He was not half so much J.T. Howard vs. H. Levitt. Order] excited as ~ were the startled citizens granted plaintiff four days to file brief who rushed out of stores and saloons and defendant one day to reply thereto. . to see what was up. : Paul Ehman vs. Imperial Co, Passed.} We have no objection to Nevada City Estate of Thos. Richards, deceased. . securing an accession of buildings in' a Legal notice given to creditors.; moderate and usual method, but to : pick us up bodily and cart us off The ice Ponds. on, wheels, is taking an undue advanRepublican: The ice on the Donner Ice . tage. We have not heard how many Companye’s pond is about seven in. teams were made crazy with fright beches thick and is in fine condition. tween Grass Valley and Nevada City as The People’s, National and Floriston . they met this most unusual apparition. Ice Companies down the river sluiced out their ponds the first of this week} The above we copy from the. Grass preparatory for another freeze. Valley Tidings. Evidently the editor The Cold Stream Ice Company’s pond . of that paper does not know what is above Truckee, has about eight inches . going on in his own town, else he never of ice on it now, and is increasing one. would have written the above. It was half of an inch each night. a Grass Valley man and not a Nevada There is from 6¢ to 74¢ inches of ice. Gity man who figured in the above. on the Sierra Lakes Ice Company's} He moved his cabin from one part of pond at Boca, and from 5}¢ to 8%¢ inches . Grass Valley township to another part, on the same company’s pond at Prosser locating it in the lot adjoining the . Creek. ‘The ice is not increasing very . Glenbrook tract of land, and within fast. full view of the chimney on the Tidings Picture Frames, Moulding, Etc. bg — pampered one sr aaah ae George A. Gray has at his cabinet} moVe his home away, and many others shop on lower Broad street, a fine stock . are thinking of doing the same thing, of mouldings of the latest styles, which . so we anticipate the Tidings wil} have he is prepared to make to order in the . many such items to record in the near best manner and at lower prices than . future, unless something is done about traveling agents charge. He also car-. the sewerage of that town. Ties a stock of mats and artists’ canvas, and makes to order stretchers and <--> Fo.try’s Xmas French Mixed, superior to any in town, equalled by none. +--+ #@e --—-—_______ PALS SAO STORM A Rock Crushing Plant. Free Delivery. The S. P. Company are going to build. From now till after New Years all a rock crushing plant in Truckee. It. articles putchased at the Great Ameriwill be run by electricity and the. can Company’s store in this city wil) crushed rock will be used to ballast the . be delivered free, if customefs so deroad bed through the snow sheds. If . sire. they build it will bea help to the town. meet tonight instead of Wednesday GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Capes oP and Cloaks, Fine Old Brandy. We have concluded for thenext three. For the best French and American days to make a great clearance sale. brandies goto A. Isoard & Son. For in our Cloak Department. : mince meat and other cookery buy Our stock isimmense and they must} Your brandies of the above firm, be sold regardless of price. if you want tosave money and get a Our Cloaks and Capes will be re-. g00d article. ae dalttt duced during this sale 25 per cent Masonic Notice. less than manufacturers prices. As wee we have instructions to close them. Members of Nevada Chapter, No. & R. A. M,, are requested to attend a out and will give our customers the benefit of them. : called meeting to be held Monday eveBut remember, this sale will com-. ing, December’ 2lst. There will be mence Tuesday, the 224, at 8 a. m., and . Work in the Mark degree. will only last until Friday, the 25th, 8. W. Mansu, H. P. at 12 M, ‘and no later. First come,. I. J. Roure, Sec’y. at first served, aye We have ulso in stock a large assortSmooth as seneeeet ment of last year’s cloaks and ulsters A. Isoard & Son carry a large stock which we would-be glad to give to those . of fine old whiskies, including the fawho are in need of one and unable to. mous Cyrus Noble and Manhatran buy it. Please call at the store, Club brands, than which there is nothDancing School Tonight. Prof. Michell’s dancing school will Ke it Sr emanate cs — d21 3t ROSENBERG Bros. {ing better. They are highly recom‘HAT you get at Foley’s is fresh ; <r { i hen cgi Base ean At the National Market. mended for family and medicinal purposes. dlvtf C. J. Naffziger, proprietor of the National meat market, intends that his Turkey Raffle. customers shall be supplied with the finest of everything in his line of business. He has secured for the ChristBeginning Deo. 16th, there will be turkey raffle every night during ‘the holiday season at Robert Simmons’ sa‘. 8:45 and 6:30 p. m. mas and holiday trade generally, the finest of stall-fed beef and fattened mutton and selected corn-fed pork, the latter ranging in size from the little wee pig who said to the others that loon, Pine street. dal5-tf So Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative BromoQuinine Tables. the style for the old dame, that the children read about in Mother Goose’s Melodies. The display of meats at his market on Broad street this week will be something worth seeing. d21 ———+ +e Bus Line Time Table. From now on the time table of the Grass Valley and Nevada City bus line will be as follows: ‘ Leave Grass Valley—8:45. a. m.; 1, Ifiso make it. a point to call on Leave Nevada City—10 a. m.; 2) 5 and 7:30 p. m. 5 Busses will call to any part of the city for passengers free of charge. tf Opal and Diamond Rings. Take a look at those: beautiful sere Cordials of All Kinds. * A compléte stock of cordials, bitters, store. Saloon keepers and others supplied in quantities to suit and at the very lowest prices. dl7tf «oe All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your dru and putts frieids about Shiloh’s for Consumption. They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Turkeys Fer All. J.J. Coan, at the Mint saloon, has on hand a lot of fine turkeys that he will put up at raffle every night until d16-tf sahienmiaiial HIS SURPRISE after the holidays. Ig Hothing Compared to What Yours Will be When You Examine My Large Stock of . Pictore Mouldings and Ma Of the Very Latest Designs. FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Lower than You Can Get Them Elsewhere. —— os CANVAS FOR ARTISTS. Picture Stretchers and Easels Made to order: GEORGE A. GRAY, Broad St., Nevada City. Assessment Notice. IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPA, location of principal place of business, Graniteville, Nevada county,Cal. Location of ah ay Saad ‘Mining District, NeTSitatan io Kieoks elton the: is hereby given tat a meeti: the Board of Directors held on the Tith day of ., 1896, an assessment (No. 15) of Two (2) Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary at hie o Golden Gate Hotel, Graniteville, California. shall’ seman wipaldon'the Wk dager Tare nun on ie of Jan., 1897, will be delinquent advert for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on February 2nd, 1897, to pay the delinquent.-assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sa! ay, eee of the Board of Directors. d WM. McLEAN, Sec. Christmas Bargains . . ZEPHYRS Reduced to 5 cents. SOFA PILLOW COVERS Reduced to 25 cents each. -KiD GLOVES : Worth $1.50, reduced to $1. FELT HATS Last * : ae zeer’ =) priagten! price $1 and $1.50, FANCY WORK MATERIAL All kinds reduced from % to 50 per cent. SLIPPER SOLES And Knitting Yarns reduced 20 per ct. Grand Opening Next Week of Santa Claus Department And Japanese Department. MRS, ‘ All Druggists refund the money if it é they couldn’t get over the barn door, ‘ z ester & Crawi to the big pig who-woulan't 4 w debe fails to cure. 25c. For sale by H. ord, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY ‘i Looking for Christmas Presents ? VINTON Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. My Sela dD ocr ot Ohe Finest Stock of Holiday Goods in the city, 4 A Baby’s Life Saved. “My baby had croup and was saved by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. Navel Oran ges. r Joe Cohn,today. received 40 cases of fine navel oranges: ‘Try them. 1 Room to Let. A furnish room ina convenient locality is! : offered for rent. Inquire at thisoffiee,. dI9} Christmas Goods Cheap. ; A.splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, . ’ above Pine, and will be sold at cost in order reliable, sure. to close out the stock. d21-lw x ae 2S Most Complete Line of Perfumes and Toilet Goods. ' Fine Line of Albums, Goilet Sets, 2 Clogant Leather Soods, Sift Books, Pretty Booklets, Sames, Writing Caves, and a host of Fancy Soods, mae MEXICAN. ONYX NOVELTIES] ~ TEX MAN & CO. i . , A syrups, etc, is kept at Isoard & Son’s. ~ ling them a trial with the result that they were acquitted. © NOT GUILTY. L. Hyman & Co. were arraigned on the charge of iiurder and pleaded’guilty. The court however insisted on giv-_ The evidence showed that they had murdered High Prices on Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and there was no law to pithish. them for that. oa : oy ee We now propose to do it again. We’ve no time to argu but simply say that from this time till further notice “everything in our stores is to go without reserve. , Call while the assortment is large. Inside of two weeks oe er ee Lo Su i had We Take Our Large Stock to Grass, Valley . We are in a fight toa finish. We are prepared to face. all competition. Firstgcome first served. ene CHALLENGE SALE ! Overstocked With Fall-and Winter Goods! We have bought more Fall and Winter Goods than the . condition of trade warrants, and are determined to sell them all before next Spring. To accomplish this we must make sacrifices, and as a beginning have "CUT PRICES IN Two. We are offering Men’s Holiday Black Worsted Suits, straight and round cut sacks, also ger three-button cutaways, ger 85 to 44, retailed elsewhere for from $18' to $22. We will make a special sale at TEN LARS per suit. : — put, Men's Long Ulsters, fall value $11, for SIX DOL.” HALF DOLLARS. *; go *rnnen art 50 Boy's Chinchilla Reefer Coats, 4 to 15, fall value $3.50. We will close them out iz 20 Boys’ Cassimere Knee-Pants Suita, ages6to15,full value $2. They go for ONE DOLLAR ages 6 to 15, . In every department of our three stores we will make a reductidn, J This is not a sale to make money. ‘We are really overstocked, hence start in before the Holidays to cut prices. We employ seven salesmen. Everybody waited upon promptly. All invited, whether wishing to purchase or not. ¥ We are sole agents for the Marysville Woolen Mill Goods* And we sell them at prices charged at the Mills. These goods are known to all. The Maryéville Blankets are the BEST. oe irra = — cannot ‘be beat, If you need anying in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. ; 1 agent for Nevada ate. roy ia RS a We buy for spot cash and can meet all competition. Telephone—No. 63, 1 bell, at store. No. 53,3 b ‘ te No. 53, 3 bells, at e you ingti i goods you may desire. POLEL vekh alee ae name Country orders ’ Hy filled. as a spot cash cay. Promptly filled. Onelprice to all, for Wishing all a Merry Christies ana ohio sud nee § oe Yours for Fair Play, any New FA, , i ¥ REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES. a ec ops leah igh peter CEP AAD SAP SS Commercial Street, aie Main ‘ CO th &

ee 3 -F A SF cat NE st 0A? SOE PANT LS NANTES bd * bd OPE TT TES BRIEF MENTION. ~~ . THE + TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 190, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA hie BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors MONDAY.... 1.. DEC. al, 1896.) ~~ PERSONAL POINTERS, A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. D.H. Mullen is in town. . 3 D. ©. Doyle is over from Birchville. O. Woehler of Spenceville was in town today. : J. W. Walsh and J. Johnson of Graniteville are in town. F\ Fenton came over from French J. Fogarty was over from Birchville today, : E. T. Worthley returned to Washin zton today. H. Lowdon of San Francisco is in town. } R. C. Gorton of San Francisco is in town. John Gruhler of Sacramento is here on a business trip. R. J. McCullough came over from North San Juan this morning. B. Levy, H. E. Howell and J, C. Eu. banks of San Francisco are in town. C. P. McAlpine and J. F. Jones, antidebris men of Yuba City, are in town. J. H. Mallen, came over from Brown’s Walley Saturday. Miss Jennie White is up from Marysville on a visit to her folks. Mrs. J. Lohman and H. J. Lohman came down from You Bet today. C. Harker and wifé came down from Relief Hill today. J. CG. Holdsworth came down from Graniteville today. J. W. Tolin and W. Barner came down from North Bloomfield today. Hon. E. M. Preston returned this morning from San Francisco. H. L. Halke of the Stanford University arrived here Saturday on a visit. Miss Nellie O’Connor of Smartsville was a visitor here Saturday. Gen. H. Schaffner of San Francisco other day for getting a team from easels. Read his advertisement. made the TRANSCRIPT a pleasant call today. , Harry Sukeforth came up from Berkeley Saturday to spend the holidays. : G.J. Rector arrived here Saturday from Berkeley to spend the holdays with his parents. Miss Ina Cooper came up from Berkeley Saturday to spend the holi‘. days. : Francis Conlin arrived here Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents. Winor Hotes-and Comments of Local Interest. Today is considered the shortest day Work is being rushed on the new steel bridge that the Providence Mining Company is “having constructed across Deer creek near their mine. “©. ©. Percival was at work today putting up a time line from the telegraph office to Luetje & Brand’s store. Mr. Glasier, the well-known candymaker of San Francisco, is expected here this evening to assist Eph Cohn with his Christmas~ orders, A social dance was given at Indian Flat Saturday evening and everybody had a good time and dance broke up in the morning. — Jack Jacobs and P. ©. Smith were discharged from the county jail today. The former served 10 days for disturbing the peace, the latter 20 days for the same offense. : 3 Charles E. Clinch has beem, elected Chief Engineer of the Grass Valley Fire Department. Philip ‘Trezise was elected First Assistant, and W.G. Lord Second Assistant. J. Basterson and Frank Soue, the two Indians held in the county jail as witnesses in the case of selling liquor to Indians at Truckee, were released today. They will appear when wanted. Thomas Stewartson, an old resident of this city, claims that he was knocked down. last night, near the Nevada foundry, and robbed of $5. Nine applieants for teachers certificates presented themselves for examination before the County Board of Education today. Seven of them are females. ; 9S Declared Insane. Thomas Schofield, a young man from Grass Valley, was examined today by Drs. Hunt and Mullerand pronounced insane. He will be taken to Napa tomorrow. a Taken Down to Plead. Hodge and Billows, the Grass Valley young men arrested at Lincoln the Avery’s livery stable at Gaass Valley under false pretenses, were taken from the county jail to Grass Valley today, to plead to the charge. Sweet Porterville Oranges, 20 cents per dozen, at Foley’s. lt GENTLEMEN’S Kid Gloves of all kinds, t Carter & JOHNSTON’S. tf +--+ ©@e Marysville Woolen Mills. We have a full line of Marysville Miss Mamie Davis of North San Juan . Shirts and Drawers, right from the ~ 4s visiting Nevada City as the guest of . Mills that we are selling for $2.75 per Miss May Goyne. suit. We also take orders for the Mrs. B. McCormick arrived here Sat-. Marysville Biankets and sell them to urday evening from San Jose to spend. you for just what they cost at the the holidays. ; Mills. These are the genuine MarysG. W. Wodell and wife and Miss B. Ville goods. All sizes. Wodell came over from North San Juan today. ¢ Myers O. Preston arrived here on the Carter & JouNston. pe Nick ripe New Orleans --Bananas, 25 morning train to spend his vacation . cents per dozen, at Foley’s. 1t with his father. -W$ Hi. Hancock and W. B. Wilson of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Mrs. Frank Montgomery and Mrs. Wm. Montgomery arrived here Saturcay from Rocklin. Mrs. B. F. Snell has returned from Oakland. Mrs. Snell is much improved in health. ds Miss L. C. Bertancue arrived here Saturday from Oakland to spend the holidays with C. C. Weisenburger. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, one of San Juan’s popular school teachers, arrived here Saturday on a visit to her folks. Miss Bessie Goyne, one of Nevada City’s popular young ladies, who is attending school at Berkeley, arrived here Saturday to spend the holidays with her folks. The Truckee Republican Sold. F. M. Rutherford, Principal of the Truckee public schools, and Charles M. Byan of that place, have purchased the Truckee Republican from Willard P. Calkins, and will continue it as a semi-weekly paper. Mr. Calkins has been editor and proprietor of the paper for the past three years and a half, and has made a good paper of it and been very successful. He intends to go below and embark in business, and being a popular, wide-awake young man, he will doubtless meet with success. Aside from his newspaper career he has figured some in politics, being the Republican candidate for County Clerk two years ago. The new proprietors of the Republican are fully competent to conduct the paper. Mr. Ryan is a practical printer and has been employed in the office for some time. We wish them success. The contract to sink the incline at the Milliken ranch mine 500 . feet deeper has been let to Adolph Rosenthal, Elmer Hitchcock, Henry Richards, Leon Durbin, James Gallagher and F. J. Wells, for $2.85 per foot. The parties who bid to do the work for $2.18 per foot withdrew their bid, and the contract was given the next lowest bidders. Work will begin tomorrow, the men working in eighthour shifts. “The incline is already down 110 feet. it Is Delicious.” & al Honey Drips, pure cane syrup es Bagel Hones Dates. pase.cone arias procured only at Gaylord’s. eGo Fine Opera Glasses. Luetje & Brand have a fine stock of opera glasses and holders. They make handsome Christmas presents. dis Raffle Every Night. There will be a turkey raffle every night at Britland’s saloon until after the holidays. dlé6tf First-Class Goods. If you want the. finest imported or California claret wines go to A. Isoard & Son, Broad street, where you can buy clarets cheaper than in San Francisco. dai7tt Cigars at Raffle. J. P. Conway, the cigar manufacturer, will raffie off cigars at his factory on Main street every evening until after the holidays, A charice to get a box of cigars for 25 cents. d19-tf eee sO Five. Hundred Turkeys. The: latest novelty in town. Try your luck on the bicycle wheel at the Milwaukee saloon, and get a turkey for 25 cents. Runs every night. d19-5t Oe Karl’s Clover Koot Tea Is a sure cure for Headache and nervous diseases. Nothing relieves so quickly. Sold by Dickerman & Oo. Turkey. Shoot. There will be a turkey shoot at Kendrick’s ranch, Deer Creek, on .Sunday, ‘December 20th; beginning in the morning. A fine lunch will be sérved.. d20 Tue Way To Core catarrh is to purify the blood, and the surest, safest, best way to purify the blood is by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True ro erent Hoop’s Pitts are prompt, efficient ‘always reliable; easy to take, easy to operate. Ruevmatism Is a For which gives no quarter. It torments its ' day and night. Hood's parilla pv the blood and cures the aches and pains of rheumatism. cathartic’ and liver medicine. Gentle, Superior Court. Wiss tellwitiy tianilieks wan’ trand! CABINS-ON WHEBLS. acted in the Superior Court today Judge John Caldwell presiding: ' How a Nevada City Man Mores ‘People vs. McAdams. Demurrer to Buildings, ‘ indictment overruled. Exceptions tak-. . Considerable amusement was created en. Plea of not guilty. Set for Mon-. on Auburn and Main streets to day by day, Jan. 4th. the method adopted in moving a small Hastings vs. L. C. Wright, et al. De-. cabin, which had formerly stood on murrer to complaint sustained. . McCoy’s lot near the bridge, Auburn Estate of Caroline E. Williams, de-. Street. , An old gentleman from Nevada ceased. Order confirming sale of real City owns the cabin. He manufactured estate granted. — a. low truck with small wheels, and Estate and Guardianship of Adelaide . Placed the cabin thereon. He then M. Allen, a minor. Account settled . hitched a span of horses. to’ the truck and Guardian discharged. and hauled the cabin through the street Estate of John A. Regli, Jr., a minor. a8 though it were a dry goods box. Decree settling annual account. The little wheels on their crude axles. J.T. Cline vs. His Creditors. Passed. . squeaked and groaned at a terrible rate Frank Bishop vs, His Creditors. Or-. but the old gentleman drove along as der setting aside personal property. Placidly as though this moving of (one-half of wages due plaintiff) and] houses was an everyday occurrence Sheriff Getchell appointed assignee. with him. He was not half so much J.T. Howard vs. H. Levitt. Order] excited as ~ were the startled citizens granted plaintiff four days to file brief who rushed out of stores and saloons

and defendant one day to reply thereto. . to see what was up. : Paul Ehman vs. Imperial Co, Passed.} We have no objection to Nevada City Estate of Thos. Richards, deceased. . securing an accession of buildings in' a Legal notice given to creditors.; moderate and usual method, but to : pick us up bodily and cart us off The ice Ponds. on, wheels, is taking an undue advanRepublican: The ice on the Donner Ice . tage. We have not heard how many Companye’s pond is about seven in. teams were made crazy with fright beches thick and is in fine condition. tween Grass Valley and Nevada City as The People’s, National and Floriston . they met this most unusual apparition. Ice Companies down the river sluiced out their ponds the first of this week} The above we copy from the. Grass preparatory for another freeze. Valley Tidings. Evidently the editor The Cold Stream Ice Company’s pond . of that paper does not know what is above Truckee, has about eight inches . going on in his own town, else he never of ice on it now, and is increasing one. would have written the above. It was half of an inch each night. a Grass Valley man and not a Nevada There is from 6¢ to 74¢ inches of ice. Gity man who figured in the above. on the Sierra Lakes Ice Company's} He moved his cabin from one part of pond at Boca, and from 5}¢ to 8%¢ inches . Grass Valley township to another part, on the same company’s pond at Prosser locating it in the lot adjoining the . Creek. ‘The ice is not increasing very . Glenbrook tract of land, and within fast. full view of the chimney on the Tidings Picture Frames, Moulding, Etc. bg — pampered one sr aaah ae George A. Gray has at his cabinet} moVe his home away, and many others shop on lower Broad street, a fine stock . are thinking of doing the same thing, of mouldings of the latest styles, which . so we anticipate the Tidings wil} have he is prepared to make to order in the . many such items to record in the near best manner and at lower prices than . future, unless something is done about traveling agents charge. He also car-. the sewerage of that town. Ties a stock of mats and artists’ canvas, and makes to order stretchers and <--> Fo.try’s Xmas French Mixed, superior to any in town, equalled by none. +--+ #@e --—-—_______ PALS SAO STORM A Rock Crushing Plant. Free Delivery. The S. P. Company are going to build. From now till after New Years all a rock crushing plant in Truckee. It. articles putchased at the Great Ameriwill be run by electricity and the. can Company’s store in this city wil) crushed rock will be used to ballast the . be delivered free, if customefs so deroad bed through the snow sheds. If . sire. they build it will bea help to the town. meet tonight instead of Wednesday GREAT CLEARANCE SALE Of Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Capes oP and Cloaks, Fine Old Brandy. We have concluded for thenext three. For the best French and American days to make a great clearance sale. brandies goto A. Isoard & Son. For in our Cloak Department. : mince meat and other cookery buy Our stock isimmense and they must} Your brandies of the above firm, be sold regardless of price. if you want tosave money and get a Our Cloaks and Capes will be re-. g00d article. ae dalttt duced during this sale 25 per cent Masonic Notice. less than manufacturers prices. As wee we have instructions to close them. Members of Nevada Chapter, No. & R. A. M,, are requested to attend a out and will give our customers the benefit of them. : called meeting to be held Monday eveBut remember, this sale will com-. ing, December’ 2lst. There will be mence Tuesday, the 224, at 8 a. m., and . Work in the Mark degree. will only last until Friday, the 25th, 8. W. Mansu, H. P. at 12 M, ‘and no later. First come,. I. J. Roure, Sec’y. at first served, aye We have ulso in stock a large assortSmooth as seneeeet ment of last year’s cloaks and ulsters A. Isoard & Son carry a large stock which we would-be glad to give to those . of fine old whiskies, including the fawho are in need of one and unable to. mous Cyrus Noble and Manhatran buy it. Please call at the store, Club brands, than which there is nothDancing School Tonight. Prof. Michell’s dancing school will Ke it Sr emanate cs — d21 3t ROSENBERG Bros. {ing better. They are highly recom‘HAT you get at Foley’s is fresh ; <r { i hen cgi Base ean At the National Market. mended for family and medicinal purposes. dlvtf C. J. Naffziger, proprietor of the National meat market, intends that his Turkey Raffle. customers shall be supplied with the finest of everything in his line of business. He has secured for the ChristBeginning Deo. 16th, there will be turkey raffle every night during ‘the holiday season at Robert Simmons’ sa‘. 8:45 and 6:30 p. m. mas and holiday trade generally, the finest of stall-fed beef and fattened mutton and selected corn-fed pork, the latter ranging in size from the little wee pig who said to the others that loon, Pine street. dal5-tf So Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative BromoQuinine Tables. the style for the old dame, that the children read about in Mother Goose’s Melodies. The display of meats at his market on Broad street this week will be something worth seeing. d21 ———+ +e Bus Line Time Table. From now on the time table of the Grass Valley and Nevada City bus line will be as follows: ‘ Leave Grass Valley—8:45. a. m.; 1, Ifiso make it. a point to call on Leave Nevada City—10 a. m.; 2) 5 and 7:30 p. m. 5 Busses will call to any part of the city for passengers free of charge. tf Opal and Diamond Rings. Take a look at those: beautiful sere Cordials of All Kinds. * A compléte stock of cordials, bitters, store. Saloon keepers and others supplied in quantities to suit and at the very lowest prices. dl7tf «oe All Recommend It. Ask your physician, your dru and putts frieids about Shiloh’s for Consumption. They will recommend it. Sold by Dickerman & Co. Turkeys Fer All. J.J. Coan, at the Mint saloon, has on hand a lot of fine turkeys that he will put up at raffle every night until d16-tf sahienmiaiial HIS SURPRISE after the holidays. Ig Hothing Compared to What Yours Will be When You Examine My Large Stock of . Pictore Mouldings and Ma Of the Very Latest Designs. FRAMES MADE TO ORDER Lower than You Can Get Them Elsewhere. —— os CANVAS FOR ARTISTS. Picture Stretchers and Easels Made to order: GEORGE A. GRAY, Broad St., Nevada City. Assessment Notice. IVE YANKEE GRAVEL MINING COMPA, location of principal place of business, Graniteville, Nevada county,Cal. Location of ah ay Saad ‘Mining District, NeTSitatan io Kieoks elton the: is hereby given tat a meeti: the Board of Directors held on the Tith day of ., 1896, an assessment (No. 15) of Two (2) Cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately to the Secretary at hie o Golden Gate Hotel, Graniteville, California. shall’ seman wipaldon'the Wk dager Tare nun on ie of Jan., 1897, will be delinquent advert for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on February 2nd, 1897, to pay the delinquent.-assessment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sa! ay, eee of the Board of Directors. d WM. McLEAN, Sec. Christmas Bargains .. . ZEPHYRS Reduced to 5 cents. SOFA PILLOW COVERS Reduced to 25 cents each. -KiD GLOVES : Worth $1.50, reduced to $1. FELT HATS Last * : ae zeer’ =) priagten! price $1 and $1.50, FANCY WORK MATERIAL All kinds reduced from % to 50 per cent. SLIPPER SOLES And Knitting Yarns reduced 20 per ct. Grand Opening Next Week of Santa Claus Department And Japanese Department. MRS, ‘ All Druggists refund the money if it é they couldn’t get over the barn door, ‘ z ester & Crawi to the big pig who-woulan't 4 w debe fails to cure. 25c. For sale by H. ord, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY ‘i Looking for Christmas Presents ? VINTON Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. My Sela dD ocr ot Ohe Finest Stock of Holiday Goods in the city, 4 A Baby’s Life Saved. “My baby had croup and was saved by Shiloh’s Cure.” writes Mrs. J. B. Navel Oran ges. r Joe Cohn,today. received 40 cases of fine navel oranges: ‘Try them. 1 Room to Let. A furnish room ina convenient locality is! : offered for rent. Inquire at thisoffiee,. dI9} Christmas Goods Cheap. ; A.splendid assortment of Fancy Goods, . ’ above Pine, and will be sold at cost in order reliable, sure. to close out the stock. d21-lw x ae 2S Most Complete Line of Perfumes and Toilet Goods. ' Fine Line of Albums, Goilet Sets, 2 Clogant Leather Soods, Sift Books, Pretty Booklets, Sames, Writing Caves, and a host of Fancy Soods, mae MEXICAN. ONYX NOVELTIES] ~ TEX MAN & CO. i . , A syrups, etc, is kept at Isoard & Son’s. ~ ling them a trial with the result that they were acquitted. © NOT GUILTY. L. Hyman & Co. were arraigned on the charge of iiurder and pleaded’guilty. The court however insisted on giv-_ The evidence showed that they had murdered High Prices on Clothing, Boots and Shoes, and there was no law to pithish. them for that. oa : oy ee We now propose to do it again. We’ve no time to argu but simply say that from this time till further notice “everything in our stores is to go without reserve. , Call while the assortment is large. Inside of two weeks oe er ee Lo Su i had We Take Our Large Stock to Grass, Valley . We are in a fight toa finish. We are prepared to face. all competition. Firstgcome first served. ene CHALLENGE SALE ! Overstocked With Fall-and Winter Goods! We have bought more Fall and Winter Goods than the . condition of trade warrants, and are determined to sell them all before next Spring. To accomplish this we must make sacrifices, and as a beginning have "CUT PRICES IN Two. We are offering Men’s Holiday Black Worsted Suits, straight and round cut sacks, also ger three-button cutaways, ger 85 to 44, retailed elsewhere for from $18' to $22. We will make a special sale at TEN LARS per suit. : — put, Men's Long Ulsters, fall value $11, for SIX DOL.” HALF DOLLARS. *; go *rnnen art 50 Boy's Chinchilla Reefer Coats, 4 to 15, fall value $3.50. We will close them out iz 20 Boys’ Cassimere Knee-Pants Suita, ages6to15,full value $2. They go for ONE DOLLAR ages 6 to 15, . In every department of our three stores we will make a reductidn, J This is not a sale to make money. ‘We are really overstocked, hence start in before the Holidays to cut prices. We employ seven salesmen. Everybody waited upon promptly. All invited, whether wishing to purchase or not. ¥ We are sole agents for the Marysville Woolen Mill Goods* And we sell them at prices charged at the Mills. These goods are known to all. The Maryéville Blankets are the BEST. oe irra = — cannot ‘be beat, If you need anying in this line, get it from us at Mill prices. ; 1 agent for Nevada ate. roy ia RS a We buy for spot cash and can meet all competition. Telephone—No. 63, 1 bell, at store. No. 53,3 b ‘ te No. 53, 3 bells, at e you ingti i goods you may desire. POLEL vekh alee ae name Country orders ’ Hy filled. as a spot cash cay. Promptly filled. Onelprice to all, for Wishing all a Merry Christies ana ohio sud nee § oe Yours for Fair Play, any New FA, , i ¥ REGULATORS OF LOW PRICES.. a ec ops leah igh peter CEP AAD SAP SS Commercial Street, aie Main ‘ CO th &