December 21, 1897 (4 pages)

No. 47, I. o. s H-il ie each month a Jastle ; 7:90. o’alock:, No. 6, K. T. ‘Hall XK AVER, ‘Com. s Castle. _ j ys of each month, E BRAND, Pres. } ye TT R” BAKERY Block, on ot, is now ) THAN EVER ith Firet-elase L KINDS TO ORDER a Specialty, . Yeast Cakes Con= » Proprietor. . BAKERY , Nevada City, «Proprietor es, Cakes, Etc., very Day. fi » Order.a Specialty eward. ty Electric Power » above reward for ill lead oe ar. of any an par ng or interfering ‘in xr manner with the r wires in either of country. if now on there will ton our wires, and « d fe Daily Transcript. — 37TH YEAR—-No. 11484 NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21 » 1897. ESTs IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & co. regularly elected president aid Mr. THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every evening e: Sundays and Lega Holi s by BROWN & CALKIN N. P. BROWN, UL. 8. CALKINS/SUBSCRIPTION RATES§ _ Fifty.Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING cRATRS, “Made known on application. i ntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as econd-class matter, * Local News on Every Page. ee THAT MINERAL DISPLAY. Arfangemonts Heretofore Made Are Undone and a New Start Made; The meeting held'at the Courthouse last evening pursnant.to a call issued ‘by the Board of Trade officers was well «attended by representative citizens. Chairman Zeitlér of the’ Board of ‘Trade called the meeting to order. In @eing so he stated that its principal Purpose’was to listen to an address from ‘Jafian ‘Sontitag relative to the prépésed mining fair at San Francisco next month. Mr. Sonntag was introduced. He spoke in opening of the delay in using the ‘appropriations made by the national and State governments for the building of debris dams, and of the efforts.of the State Miners Association to hasten operations. He believes now , that some definite results will be atvtained within ninety days. fur. Sonntag’then took up the quesfionor the fair; and” showed the good that mignt be accomplished by it. in -educating:the® people, not ‘only of this ate,"but of the world. He believed that this fair would far surpass in magnitude.and completeness anything : ld-has yet seen. The plans prons 3 ee og practical’ illustration of -amining as, heretofore described in the ‘TRANscRIPT, were outlined. Heretofore, the said, Nevada county has never failed t® respond when asked to do its share in assisting enterprises of this kind, and he was satisfied it would not fail to mbke’ one of the most magnificent displays of all, ag would be becoming to the foremost mining county of California. ‘raised $1,000 and reserved 1000 feet for its exhibit.; Placer county has begun ~work in the same line, and the other : mining counties are all following suit. . The fair opens January 29th and lasts rtill March 6th. ‘jasked to co-operate with a general Calaveras has. ' Engletright secretary of the meeting, and its status as a citizens meeting was established. The meeting started over again. : Mr. Englebright moved the adoption of the following, which was carried. Resolved, That we respectfully request the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county to hold a special session and make an appropriation to assist in making a mineral exhibit-from Nevada county at the fair in connection with the Miners’ Jubilee in San Francisco. Senator Preston moved that the Board of Trade exhibit committee be committee to be appointed. Carriéd. Mr. Walling moved that a committee of thirty-five, including the exhibit committee, be appointed by the exhibit committee.T. H. Capr moved as an amendment that the exhibit committee and five citizens of Grass Valley select the general committee. Accepted and carried. The following were selected from Grass Valley: George Mainhart, John F. Kidder, J. Weissbein, D B. Marwick, C. E. Clinch. Pierre Duryee of the San Francisco Chronicle was introduced and made a brief talk saying that he was here to gather data for a mining edition of the Chronicle, . Sydney Smith, the mining promoter, was called upon and expressed his faith in Nevada county’s ability to make the display a success. He said he would give his check for as large a sum to aid making the display. as would any other.man in the county, The following were appointed a com+ mittee to wait on the Supervisors and ask an appropriation: Messrs. R. O, Walrath, J. A: Lipman, E. M. Preston, H. Lane, E. J. Rector, Fred Zeitler, C. E. Uren, J. F. Kidder, ©. E. Clinch, ©. F. McGlashan, George Mainhart, ©. D. Eastin, J. S. McBride, F. J. Thomas, W. H. Martin, E. Tilley, L. L. Meyers. Julian Sonntag was requested by the / meeting to secure on behalf of Nevada county two thousand feet of space in the Mechanics’ Pavilion for the Nevada county exhibit. & . Charles McElvy of Little York.township was present and said that he would do all in his power to aid in the work at hand, After'much more talk the meeting adjourned. Worn Out?) Do you come to the close of A Teacher Resigns. ‘4 e Miss Maggie Hutchison, who has been employed: as a‘ teacliér ’ in the fifth and sixth grades ‘of ~the® scliodis of this city for a year past, and has made,a splendid record as an instructor and disciplinarian, has ‘tendéted her resignation to take effect.on. the Bist instant. The board of education very Sorry to part with so efficient a teacher. The ‘question of electing a successor to. Miss Hutchison will come up at the monthly meeting of the board on Wednesday evening of next week, . READY FOR CHRISTMAS: The National Moat Market Makes a. Fite Display. Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger will hang up in his National market on Broad street’ a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expregsly forthe holidays. The. display meats being of thé choicest quality and equaling in every respect, any ever seen here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats at the National ‘market. eee Never Equatted, The Grand Bargain ‘Bazar in the Tower Building hasopened and gifts are sold at prices never equalled in Nevada City. n27-tf For Can Goods—go and see the great stock that has just been received at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. Beat anything in that liné éver brought to town. Go and see the-nice things. dll @@™ Cameras for $5 and upwards at Cickerman’s, ee . a3 Boys’ Cape Uisters. In all grades and prices. ‘ At-Carter & Johnston's. d18 @” Faucy Goods but not fancy prices; at Dickerman’s; .». GB Theré Is Nothing Better Carter & Johnston’s, Free of Charge. ails “All pérsons buying a camera from‘H, Dickerman will be given’ full ‘instracj.tions, free of charge, in making exposures, developing, printing and finishing pictares. d8-tf Corcoran & WILuraMs, contractors jand builders, do first-class work eheap. and the patrons of the schbdls. wilk be: will be’ one that all. should: see, the]. 21-2" «. For'a Christmas present than a couple . of suits of that fine: Underwear.” At}: $100 Reward $100. ’ The readers of this paper will be ‘pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that ‘science has that is Oatarrh. Hali’s: Catarrh Cure is the Snly positive cure known to the medical. fraternity. ‘Catarrh ’ being’ a constitutional disease, requires ‘a constitutional treatment: Hall’s Catarrh’ Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving'the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much ‘faith in its: curative powers, that t'1ey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ; Address, F.J' CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. _Sold by. Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are thé’ best. ° .Go ana Get Une. Those fine Silk U.ubrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargdins been offered in that line before. é so 1:80-tf A. Free Dark-Roo n. My’ dark-room always at your disposal for changing or developing platés. H. Droxgeeman. Drugs, Stationery and ihoto Materials. a8s-tf Please Your Husband And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster from Carter & Johnston’s. a13 O@™ Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dickerman’s. * Bring en Your Cushions. Bring your sofa cushions to’ Kinkead of the'Cash Furnituré Stores on ‘Commercial street aud have them filled with sil. floss, if you want something really nice. ’ d 15-tf A Special Cut ‘In all lines of Men and Boys’ Clothing. At QOarter & Johnston’s. Fluffy! dia Best baking powder. A Schilling & Com San acces been able to cure in all its stages, and/ ~ . All Druggists refund es 4 money if it Biscuits made by Schilling’s; ‘. 18965" Every shorthand graduate for DIAMONDS, Leutje & Bracd Have a Large Stock and the Prices Are the Lowest, Diamonds are selling quickly this season, and why? Because our assortment is the largest and prices lower than anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when you buy of ‘dll LEUTJE & BRAND. . Seely’s Perfumes. Finest holiday line made. All packages contai good, honest quadruple extract, not cheap cologne. H. Dickerman, sole agent. a3 Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. Prepared Frenc Mustard 25 cents per quart at A. B. Wolf's. tf To Cure a Cola in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. fails'to Cure. 250: o4-6m . = . a Royal makes the food pure, ROVAL BAKING PA WDER CO., NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO wo BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. et Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. —— M@@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SG 200 pupils secured positions in two years has a position. al9-6m A Single Glance APPEAL FROM MAHER & CO. Ladies and Sentlemen of Yevada County: DO NOT LOSE A MOMENT In coming to make your Xmas Purchases. Do not wait till the last day; it may be wet. Even it be fine there is always a rush. Now Is Your Time to Buy. We have the goods. We have the place to show the goods—lots of light, lots cf room. New things by every express; so ‘ come and make us a call some day. Happy Xmas to you all. Respectfully, MAHER & co. MO COAWOA MOAWOAO B Hand Painted China, . Novelties, Silver Ware, Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks, OPMGAL GOODS, C.D. Eastin of Graniteville, Dr. Wal. On the part of the prospective pur‘ters aid W.H. Mead of Washington chaser, will convince any one that the fine goods just received from Rovhesthorow: exhausted? with them do so at ; jose st ani day after’; E. J. pz Sara, JR, 1» County LElectrie IT BROS., (GAR DEALERS, .Nevada City Cal , Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold. . sTOOx——— HUMBOLDT IMPT'’D ' BOHEMIAN CLUB HARMONIA 5 P F : ~ ; $1200. foot ‘this motion L. 8. Calkins, hagesie, me S contains just the remedies to § [i mar ter 9 sen Lied en ie ' ‘the exhibit committee of the Board o aneet these wants, The cod$! tion is healthful, being protected from . ARRISON, "Trade, stated that a joint meeting of the lees olf the cold winds and from the’ late mea exhibit committee and representatives early frosts byits’ natural *sdrroundBALER IY sigars and Tobacco ‘Cent Cigar in Tows. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bres. T. BROWN, ESHOER. ——_—— za Blacksmith Shop. The Only irst-Class Horseshoer in, the city. naid to Interfering, Forgft movements of horses. rses a specialty. tion Guaranteed. —2 an Fruit Store ; VA b. -and J. A. Lipman of Maybert, all in-. @ day, possibly week after week? ‘ -dorsed the idea of Nevada county sendsing #’mineral display and said they cwould assist. : Ex-Senator Preston thought that ‘such an enterprise as this is better . . rGalculated to -advertise the’ county’s :resources than. any other method. He ‘felt that a. well-informed man should ibe sent with the exhibit to illustrate hits merits. :R. C.,Walrath and E. J. Rector spoke. *Mr. Bector moved that it be the sense :Of this meeting ‘that the county have san exhibit at the fair. In relation to] % of the County Miners Association Ex_ ecutive Committee was held on Satur day é6Véning last, and it was deemed advisiblé then to havé a committee of arrangements embracing. the members of the County Association’s Executive Com mittee-and-of the exhibit cominit‘tee so gil parts of the county would) be represented. mii J. M2 Waliing said he was opp to the Board of Trade taking the lead in getting up the exhibit. He believed it should be a representative movement extending to all parts of the county, and that-at least $2,000should be asked for from:the Supervisors. Rev. J. Sims believed that the Board of Tradé should act:as a nucleus, and bring alk:portions and interests of the county into active co-operation. Mr. Reétor’s motion carried. W. F. Englebright offered the following: “Reéolved, that the committee on exhibits’ of the Board of Trade be re"quested to: invite the miners from all portions sof Nevada county to co-oper‘ate with ais if making a creditable exhibit at the Jubilee Fair, and that the chairmaty. of ‘this méeting appoint a 8 committés of §0 from the county at ‘large to make arrangements for the Perhaps you are even too ex§ thing is wrong. All these things indicate that you are’ suffering’ from nervous exriching. § Scott’s ‘Emulsion . of Cod-tiver Oil, with Hypophosphites of Lime and ® ment, will do well to call and examine 1. On the 4th day of January, 1898, at ‘}12 o’clock m: of. that day, there will be} . 8o0ld the celebrated Allison Ranch propjerty. The sale will. take place at the Sale of Ranch Proper'y. . premises on the old Washington road, One mile north of Nevada ity, Calif. ’. This is‘a ranch of farming land, con‘taining 75 acres, United States patent. pon the place there are now full bearing several hundred: tress of the’ choicest variety of fruits ; a large nuinber of bearing nut trees and grape vines and a large quantity of raspberries and’blackberries. A new house of. ; ® ‘five rooms and large cellar, which cost ter, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Fancy Rockers, , Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases and Secretaries, Rattan Chairs, Fine Silk Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. Luetje & Brand. No Charge For Engraving. TOYS WOYOSNOIYE:::: =. MTT viv ytOr gly Harmony and Delaware . gravel claims, and has every indication uote: siring a safe and remunerative investthe property. ‘ FRANK POWER, Executor of Estate of Samuel Allison; déceased. B} We Lead In LAMPs; os Latest. Stylés ! Largest Stock! Lowest Prices . ne Ornamental and Useful Holiday . Gifts. ings. This ranch adjoins the celebrat. ie taing good mining ground. Anyone de-. = And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and From cellar to ceiling of ‘the finest and most stylish goods In the Line of CLOTHING and: FURNISHINGS, Boys’ Suits FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Overcoats at All Prices Hats of the Latest Shapes _Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, ai ‘Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &<. 5 REMOVED ee : : Come and See Our . . : Ex-Senator'Prest osed th he, gael cltion, believing it o be too narrow in HANDSOME ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST hand the freshest and best its scope: ae . . Vegetables. _ J. M. Walling offered asa substitute es < of Candies. Bef that this meeting select seven members Tobacco.kteils a specialty. . Pridays and Saturdays. . 3. HARRIS & SON. © 1 Assay Office, tablished in 1858 by Sree MAVADA CITY, CAL 8 of ev onilling of oS Mr tre te of a committee of arrangements and these seven be’ authorized to select twenty-three more members from all ‘parts of the county, the whole to con: » etitate a committee of thirty. A general discussion was held as to whether this. was a Board of Trade meeting or a citizens mass meeting. Mr. Zeitler, who had so far served as ebairman of the meeting; was finally HANGING LAMPS, LEGG. & SHAW! ~ CWP, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ~ GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, . “a Nevada City, Cal.

No. 47, I. o. s H-il ie each month a Jastle ; 7:90. o’alock:, No. 6, K. T. ‘Hall XK AVER, ‘Com. s Castle. _ j ys of each month, E BRAND, Pres. } ye TT R” BAKERY Block, on ot, is now ) THAN EVER ith Firet-elase L KINDS TO ORDER a Specialty, . Yeast Cakes Con= » Proprietor. . BAKERY , Nevada City, «Proprietor es, Cakes, Etc., very Day. fi » Order.a Specialty eward. ty Electric Power » above reward for ill lead oe ar. of any an par ng or interfering ‘in xr manner with the r wires in either of country. if now on there will ton our wires, and « d fe Daily Transcript. — 37TH YEAR—-No. 11484 NEVADA CITY, CAL., TUESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 21 » 1897. ESTs IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & co. regularly elected president aid Mr. THE TRANSCRIPT, Published every evening e: Sundays and Lega Holi s by BROWN & CALKIN N. P. BROWN, UL. 8. CALKINS/SUBSCRIPTION RATES§ _ Fifty.Cents Per Month. ADVERTISING cRATRS, “Made known on application. i ntered at the Postoffice at Nevada City as econd-class matter, * Local News on Every Page. ee THAT MINERAL DISPLAY. Arfangemonts Heretofore Made Are Undone and a New Start Made; The meeting held'at the Courthouse last evening pursnant.to a call issued ‘by the Board of Trade officers was well «attended by representative citizens. Chairman Zeitlér of the’ Board of ‘Trade called the meeting to order. In @eing so he stated that its principal Purpose’was to listen to an address from ‘Jafian ‘Sontitag relative to the prépésed mining fair at San Francisco next month. Mr. Sonntag was introduced. He spoke in opening of the delay in using the ‘appropriations made by the national and State governments for the building of debris dams, and of the efforts.of the State Miners Association to hasten operations. He believes now , that some definite results will be atvtained within ninety days. fur. Sonntag’then took up the quesfionor the fair; and” showed the good that mignt be accomplished by it. in -educating:the® people, not ‘only of this ate,"but of the world. He believed that this fair would far surpass in magnitude.and completeness anything : ld-has yet seen. The plans prons 3 ee og practical’ illustration of -amining as, heretofore described in the ‘TRANscRIPT, were outlined. Heretofore, the said, Nevada county has never failed t® respond when asked to do its share in assisting enterprises of this kind, and he was satisfied it would not fail to mbke’ one of the most magnificent displays of all, ag would be becoming to the foremost mining county of California. ‘raised $1,000 and reserved 1000 feet for its exhibit.; Placer county has begun ~work in the same line, and the other : mining counties are all following suit. . The fair opens January 29th and lasts rtill March 6th. ‘jasked to co-operate with a general Calaveras has. ' Engletright secretary of the meeting, and its status as a citizens meeting was established. The meeting started over again. : Mr. Englebright moved the adoption of the following, which was carried. Resolved, That we respectfully request the Board of Supervisors of Nevada county to hold a special session and make an appropriation to assist in making a mineral exhibit-from Nevada county at the fair in connection with the Miners’ Jubilee in San Francisco. Senator Preston moved that the Board of Trade exhibit committee be committee to be appointed. Carriéd. Mr. Walling moved that a committee of thirty-five, including the exhibit committee, be appointed by the exhibit committee.T. H. Capr moved as an amendment that the exhibit committee and five citizens of Grass Valley select the general committee. Accepted and carried. The following were selected from Grass Valley: George Mainhart, John F. Kidder, J. Weissbein, D B. Marwick, C. E. Clinch. Pierre Duryee of the San Francisco Chronicle was introduced and made a brief talk saying that he was here to gather data for a mining edition of the Chronicle, . Sydney Smith, the mining promoter, was called upon and expressed his faith in Nevada county’s ability to make the display a success. He said he would give his check for as large a sum to aid making the display. as would any other.man in the county, The following were appointed a com+ mittee to wait on the Supervisors and ask an appropriation: Messrs. R. O, Walrath, J. A: Lipman, E. M. Preston, H. Lane, E. J. Rector, Fred Zeitler, C. E. Uren, J. F. Kidder, ©. E. Clinch, ©. F. McGlashan, George Mainhart, ©. D. Eastin, J. S. McBride, F. J. Thomas, W. H. Martin, E. Tilley, L. L. Meyers. Julian Sonntag was requested by the / meeting to secure on behalf of Nevada county two thousand feet of space in the Mechanics’ Pavilion for the Nevada county exhibit. & . Charles McElvy of Little York.township was present and said that he would do all in his power to aid in the work at hand, After'much more talk the meeting adjourned. Worn Out?) Do you come to the close of A Teacher Resigns. ‘4 e Miss Maggie Hutchison, who has been employed: as a‘ teacliér ’ in the fifth and sixth grades ‘of ~the® scliodis of this city for a year past, and has made,a splendid record as an instructor and disciplinarian, has ‘tendéted her resignation to take effect.on. the Bist instant. The board of education very Sorry to part with so efficient a teacher. The ‘question of electing a successor to. Miss Hutchison will come up at the monthly meeting of the board on Wednesday evening of next week, . READY FOR CHRISTMAS: The National Moat Market Makes a. Fite Display. Tomorrow ©. J. Naffziger will hang up in his National market on Broad street’ a large lot of beef, pork and mutton that has been fattened expregsly forthe holidays. The. display meats being of thé choicest quality and equaling in every respect, any ever seen here. To live well during the holidays, or any other time, purchase your meats at the National ‘market. eee Never Equatted, The Grand Bargain ‘Bazar in the Tower Building hasopened and gifts are sold at prices never equalled in Nevada City. n27-tf For Can Goods—go and see the great stock that has just been received at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. Beat anything in that liné éver brought to town. Go and see the-nice things. dll @@™ Cameras for $5 and upwards at Cickerman’s, ee . a3 Boys’ Cape Uisters. In all grades and prices. ‘ At-Carter & Johnston's. d18 @” Faucy Goods but not fancy prices; at Dickerman’s; .». GB Theré Is Nothing Better Carter & Johnston’s, Free of Charge. ails “All pérsons buying a camera from‘H, Dickerman will be given’ full ‘instracj.tions, free of charge, in making exposures, developing, printing and finishing pictares. d8-tf Corcoran & WILuraMs, contractors jand builders, do first-class work eheap. and the patrons of the schbdls. wilk be: will be’ one that all. should: see, the]. 21-2" «. For'a Christmas present than a couple . of suits of that fine: Underwear.” At}: $100 Reward $100. ’ The readers of this paper will be ‘pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that ‘science has that is Oatarrh. Hali’s: Catarrh Cure is the Snly positive cure known to the medical. fraternity. ‘Catarrh ’ being’ a constitutional disease, requires ‘a constitutional treatment: Hall’s Catarrh’ Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease, and giving'the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much ‘faith in its: curative powers, that t'1ey offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. ; Address, F.J' CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. _Sold by. Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are thé’ best. ° .Go ana Get Une. Those fine Silk U.ubrellas at Leutje & Brand’s are all the rage. Never have such bargdins been offered in that line before. é so 1:80-tf A. Free Dark-Roo n. My’ dark-room always at your disposal for changing or developing platés. H. Droxgeeman. Drugs, Stationery and ihoto Materials. a8s-tf Please Your Husband And buy him a nice $10 00 ulster from Carter & Johnston’s. a13 O@™ Beautiful Bohemian toilet atomizers in great variety at Dickerman’s.

* Bring en Your Cushions. Bring your sofa cushions to’ Kinkead of the'Cash Furnituré Stores on ‘Commercial street aud have them filled with sil. floss, if you want something really nice. ’ d 15-tf A Special Cut ‘In all lines of Men and Boys’ Clothing. At QOarter & Johnston’s. Fluffy! dia Best baking powder. A Schilling & Com San acces been able to cure in all its stages, and/ ~ . All Druggists refund es 4 money if it Biscuits made by Schilling’s; ‘. 18965" Every shorthand graduate for DIAMONDS, Leutje & Bracd Have a Large Stock and the Prices Are the Lowest, Diamonds are selling quickly this season, and why? Because our assortment is the largest and prices lower than anywhere else. Besides, you know you will get the full value of your coin when you buy of ‘dll LEUTJE & BRAND. . Seely’s Perfumes. Finest holiday line made. All packages contai good, honest quadruple extract, not cheap cologne. H. Dickerman, sole agent. a3 Heintz’s Mustard in Bulk. Prepared Frenc Mustard 25 cents per quart at A. B. Wolf's. tf To Cure a Cola in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. fails'to Cure. 250: o4-6m . = . a Royal makes the food pure, ROVAL BAKING PA WDER CO., NEW YORK, SAN FRANCISCO wo BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. et Ellis System of Bookkeeping. Benn Pitman Shorthand. —— M@@Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. “SG 200 pupils secured positions in two years has a position. al9-6m A Single Glance APPEAL FROM MAHER & CO. Ladies and Sentlemen of Yevada County: DO NOT LOSE A MOMENT In coming to make your Xmas Purchases. Do not wait till the last day; it may be wet. Even it be fine there is always a rush. Now Is Your Time to Buy. We have the goods. We have the place to show the goods—lots of light, lots cf room. New things by every express; so ‘ come and make us a call some day. Happy Xmas to you all. Respectfully, MAHER & co. MO COAWOA MOAWOAO B Hand Painted China, . Novelties, Silver Ware, Diamonds, : Watches, : Clocks, OPMGAL GOODS, C.D. Eastin of Graniteville, Dr. Wal. On the part of the prospective pur‘ters aid W.H. Mead of Washington chaser, will convince any one that the fine goods just received from Rovhesthorow: exhausted? with them do so at ; jose st ani day after’; E. J. pz Sara, JR, 1» County LElectrie IT BROS., (GAR DEALERS, ..Nevada City Cal , Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold. . sTOOx——— HUMBOLDT IMPT'’D ' BOHEMIAN CLUB HARMONIA 5 P F : ~ ; $1200. foot ‘this motion L. 8. Calkins, hagesie, me S contains just the remedies to § [i mar ter 9 sen Lied en ie ' ‘the exhibit committee of the Board o aneet these wants, The cod$! tion is healthful, being protected from . ARRISON, "Trade, stated that a joint meeting of the lees olf the cold winds and from the’ late mea exhibit committee and representatives early frosts byits’ natural *sdrroundBALER IY sigars and Tobacco ‘Cent Cigar in Tows. HARRISON, Opp. Rosenberg Bres. T. BROWN, ESHOER. ——_—— za Blacksmith Shop. The Only irst-Class Horseshoer in, the city. naid to Interfering, Forgft movements of horses. rses a specialty. tion Guaranteed. —2 an Fruit Store ; VA b. -and J. A. Lipman of Maybert, all in-. @ day, possibly week after week? ‘ -dorsed the idea of Nevada county sendsing #’mineral display and said they cwould assist.. : Ex-Senator Preston thought that ‘such an enterprise as this is better . . rGalculated to -advertise the’ county’s :resources than. any other method. He ‘felt that a. well-informed man should ibe sent with the exhibit to illustrate hits merits. :R. C.,Walrath and E. J. Rector spoke. *Mr. Bector moved that it be the sense :Of this meeting ‘that the county have san exhibit at the fair. In relation to] % of the County Miners Association Ex_ ecutive Committee was held on Satur day é6Véning last, and it was deemed advisiblé then to havé a committee of arrangements embracing. the members of the County Association’s Executive Com mittee-and-of the exhibit cominit‘tee so gil parts of the county would) be represented. mii J. M2 Waliing said he was opp to the Board of Trade taking the lead in getting up the exhibit. He believed it should be a representative movement extending to all parts of the county, and that-at least $2,000should be asked for from:the Supervisors. Rev. J. Sims believed that the Board of Tradé should act:as a nucleus, and bring alk:portions and interests of the county into active co-operation. Mr. Reétor’s motion carried. W. F. Englebright offered the following: “Reéolved, that the committee on exhibits’ of the Board of Trade be re"quested to: invite the miners from all portions sof Nevada county to co-oper‘ate with ais if making a creditable exhibit at the Jubilee Fair, and that the chairmaty. of ‘this méeting appoint a 8 committés of §0 from the county at ‘large to make arrangements for the Perhaps you are even too ex§ thing is wrong. All these things indicate that you are’ suffering’ from nervous exriching. § Scott’s ‘Emulsion . of Cod-tiver Oil, with Hypophosphites of Lime and ® ment, will do well to call and examine 1. On the 4th day of January, 1898, at ‘}12 o’clock m: of. that day, there will be} . 8o0ld the celebrated Allison Ranch propjerty. The sale will. take place at the Sale of Ranch Proper'y. . premises on the old Washington road, One mile north of Nevada ity, Calif. ’. This is‘a ranch of farming land, con‘taining 75 acres, United States patent. pon the place there are now full bearing several hundred: tress of the’ choicest variety of fruits ; a large nuinber of bearing nut trees and grape vines and a large quantity of raspberries and’blackberries. A new house of. ; ® ‘five rooms and large cellar, which cost ter, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Are Just Right for Holiday Presents. Fancy Rockers, , Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases and Secretaries, Rattan Chairs, Fine Silk Umbrellas. For Sale at the Lowest Prices. Luetje & Brand. No Charge For Engraving. TOYS WOYOSNOIYE:::: =. MTT viv ytOr gly Harmony and Delaware . gravel claims, and has every indication uote: siring a safe and remunerative investthe property. ‘ FRANK POWER, Executor of Estate of Samuel Allison; déceased. B} We Lead In LAMPs; os Latest. Stylés ! Largest Stock! Lowest Prices . ne Ornamental and Useful Holiday . Gifts. ings. This ranch adjoins the celebrat. ie taing good mining ground. Anyone de-. = And are offering the Best and the most appropriate Articles Men’s and From cellar to ceiling of ‘the finest and most stylish goods In the Line of CLOTHING and: FURNISHINGS, Boys’ Suits FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Overcoats at All Prices Hats of the Latest Shapes _Neckwear, Silk Mufflers and Handkerchiefs, ai ‘Walking and Driving Gloves, Umbrellas, &<. 5 REMOVED ee : : Come and See Our . . : Ex-Senator'Prest osed th he, gael cltion, believing it o be too narrow in HANDSOME ASSORTMENT THE LARGEST PRICES THE LOWEST hand the freshest and best its scope: ae . . Vegetables. _ J. M. Walling offered asa substitute es < of Candies. Bef that this meeting select seven members Tobacco.kteils a specialty. . Pridays and Saturdays. . 3. HARRIS & SON. © 1 Assay Office, tablished in 1858 by Sree MAVADA CITY, CAL 8 of ev onilling of oS Mr tre te of a committee of arrangements and these seven be’ authorized to select twenty-three more members from all ‘parts of the county, the whole to con: » etitate a committee of thirty. A general discussion was held as to whether this. was a Board of Trade meeting or a citizens mass meeting. Mr. Zeitler, who had so far served as ebairman of the meeting; was finally HANGING LAMPS, LEGG. & SHAW! ~ CWP, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, ~ GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM, . “a Nevada City, Cal.