December 22, 1903 (4 pages)

rape, ed bs Mary lampton, who has been ng with her father at Jecknott, tins med home, _ B. H. Preston of Sastemenic father, M. L. Mersk. rs, M. Phelan is quite sick at. “ p at Shady Creek, : 3, Fred Beedle and ‘her two chilarrived last night from Angels pto epend the holidays with relaorge M. Yore of Downieville ari last evening and went to San poisco today, nes Kinkead, who ig a stadent at State University at Berkeley, is »to spend the holidays, if. Head avd F. Jackson, who are iting the Honeycomb mine near ptonville, were bere laet evening their way to San. Francigeo, R. Breese, who resides at the 1 tion, tour miles this side of bhington, arrived last evening the lower . CORRE on his way boar ee bas rotiahaad from the bright tine, where bhé had charge he construction of the new mill, D, Dean is recovering from the mtinjuries he sustained in baving roll over him, — L, Fischer is over from Nimshew visit. phere shortly from Reno ona visit ot parents, Mr, and Mrs, John F. 8 Nellie Curtis is expected home ‘Placer county in a few days to d her vacation with relatives. is teaching school in one of the ets near Auburn, im. M, Richards, station agent and graph operator et Sodaville, Newill arrive here Thursday fora to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. y Richards of Gold Flat. 0 Hall of the Pioneer Reduction 8 left yesterday for San Franbto spend the holidays with relaHis wife has been in the city twoweeks. The couple will visit and Mrs. Robert Martin at PaGrove before returning to this L. Fininger, brother of Mra. Geo. fan, who has been here on busireturned to San Francisco on the hing>train. Mrs. Allan is now ig at bis home, 618 Guerrero street. er McAusland, Peter Heis and J. Yarden left today for the Yuba below the Delhi mine, where they Prospect a quartz ledge, R. Jones and J, Evans of Ralief are visiting in this city. 1G, Jackson came down from nieville yesterday and left this ving for a trip to San Francisco. orge Bonney arrived here yesterHtom Washington. and A. Buck of Orleans Flat: are bs to the county seat. Conley arrived here last evening San Franelagas The only one of Schilling’s Bt six tea baking oan ; spices Soffee flavoring extracts ‘. . soda Which you have no adtage is soda; no loss in that. PYour grocers; moneyback, a here last evening on veh to .E. W. Black is expected to: ar-. The Chelona Eve exercises to be held Thursday night at the Methodist . charch under the auspices of the Su . day School 3 Promiee to be unusually Anteresting -and attractive this year. A specially prepared musical aud literSry program, entitled “The Star,” will be rendered, the musical part of the exercise being led by @ splendid orchestra of four pieces, The church interior will be prettily decorated with evergreens, but most conspicuous of all willbe » beautiful large star,fapprce priately decorated and placed in the alcove of the church. There will be the usual Christmas tree in evidence, but it will not be used in the customary manner to receive gifts for members of the Sunday School and public. On the contrary, gifts are to be received thie year for the benefit of the fatherless and moth’ erless children in the Fred Finch Orphanage. Everybody is invited to bring some article that will prove benficial to the comfort or happiness of these urphans, when they go to the Christmas exercises on Thursday evening. Bachelor Club. Relief Hill has a bachelor club, and the membership is quite large, considering the size of the community. The rules of the organization are said to be very strict, but still frequent social gatherings take place under its auspices, Then all rules are set aside and the gay bachelors pass the time amid much merriment, Each member is assessed two dollars and fifty cents every month. One of the bylaws specifies that any member who so far forgets his obligation as to put his head in the matrimonial noose shall be expelled forthwith. It is also stipulated that the first member who does so shall be given all the money in the treasury to help him face the strenuous cares incident to married life. A Broken Neck. Srovx. Crry, Ia., December 21,—An operation said to: have ao parallel io the surgical world, was performed at St. Joseph’s Hospital today by Dr William Jepson, of the State University. John Norstrom fell from a load of hay, striking on bis head and breaking his neck. He has been almost paralyzed for weeks, A portion of the third cervical vertebrae was removed, the false growth of tissue wae cleaned out and the bone replaced. The patient is doing well, with every prospect of recovery. li is Just So. Dickerman has the finest stock of holiday goods to be found in this city, and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Goand see his stock before making your purchases. d22-8t In an Ambulance Cu10aGco, Dec. 21.—Determined that the striking livery drivers and that resulting famine.of carriages should not interfere with his wedding Antonio Locasco, manager for a commission firm, bired a hospital ambulence and drove hie prospective bride and a bridal party in triumph to the Oburch of the Assumption, where the ceremoby was performed. . Obristm office, harness store, opposite National Hotel. William Barton, the pioneer blacksmith, who has been ill for some time with consumption, is gradually sinkany moment, Company O will install a new gun. rack in their armory, the same to hold sixty rifles, At their meeting last night it was decided to distribute the weapons next Monday night, at which time the members Will recelve instractions as to their mechaniem. Two boys were detected Sanday trying to force an entrance into J, J. Snyder’s barn. As a flock of turkeys is kept im the barn it is surmised that they were in quest. of the toothsome fowl. Be that as it may boys should give such places a wide berth. The Congregational choir, augmented by members of Wild’s orchestra, bad another rehearsal of Obristmas carole last night. The Boys’ Bund is also practicing regularly for their appearance on Christmas Day, Charles Monro left !bis morning with: 8 livery conveyance for the Plambago mine to bring down eight employes who are coming to spend the Christmas. They are-expected here tomorrow afternoon, The nuptials of Ray O’Oonnor and Miss Alice Reed, two of Nevada county’s most popular young: people, were solemnized. at the -residence of the bride’s parents, Grass Valley, last vight at 8 o’clock. Rev. F. E. Dell, pastor of the Congregational Oburch officiated, Four county boarders, having served their time, were discharged yesterday, as follows: D. Sabery, six months for petty larceny; William Hoffman, five months for vagrancy; William rColeman, one hundred days for distarbing the peace; Jobn Hicks, ninety days for disturbing the peace. Three prisoners are left to keep the _bastile from looking deserted. Thomas H. Oarr, for many years a resident of this city, and who is a special district deputy of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, has accepted an invitation to talk to Nevada Oity Lodge tomorrow night on the workinge of the new assessment plan. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening the general delivery window of the Nevada City postoffice will be kept open till 8 o’clock for the mailing and delivery of Ohristmas packages. Wells, Fargo & Co. will remain open till 10 o’clock until after the holidays. Asphyxiated. San Josz, Dec. 21.—George R. Jarboe, the proprietor of the Crescent lodging house, at 88 West San Fer. nando street, waa found dead in his room this morning. An, open gas jet told the manner of his going, but whether hie death was an accident or suicide, the coroner has not yet ascertained. eae It is Just So. Dickerman has the finest stock of holiday goods to be found in this city and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Goand see his stock before making your purchases, d22-8t oe All kinds of nice Drinks that will sui: the taste manufactured by an exper! mixologist at Britland’s. tf ATTENTION PECIAL SALE A = & will ee a grand special sale of the SNELL & FLEMING stock, Nevada City, on _ Wednesday, December 23d and will place on sale about 000 YARDS OF DRESS Goops The average wholesale cost of these goods wae from 50 cents to $1.50. + Offer Them for 50 Per Cent Less than Cost , [But on WEDNESDAY ONLY, between the hours of 10 a, m. and 4 p.m. S. WOLFF, RECEIVER oh girl is wanted to do slit Be, work. Nice position. Apply at. this . tv of ‘alt Nothing prettier or more useful for . . @8 present than one of those]robes to be obtained at James Oairne’. . ing and dissolution may now ovoar at} eee The inmates of the couuty jail will feast on turkey Ohriatmas Day, their landlord, Sheriff Walker, having made the necessary arrangements. The patients at the county hospital will also be treated to their customary nenet spread on that day. Menfred EB, Reed ond Mrs, Cora Bristow, both of Graniteville, were joined in the holy bonde of matrimony last evening by Rev J. H. Wythe of the Methodist charch, The ceremony was. performed in the parlors of Hote) Antlers and was an unostentatious affair. Mise E, Sneath and Mre, Mary Anderson acted as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Reed are well known all-along the Ridge and bave a host of friends who wish them every jor that martial — affords. Si0cks, Bonds, Eic. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. . ‘Milling Rhee po is se creevecsecd 4736 Barley. .-.;0-ce005-8 WO WATER AND Gas, Spring Velley.. 6.06. ese. 894g San Francisco Gas and Electric. 66 QOphir:. -+-e2 10 (Sierra Nevada. 48 Mexican .. 106 . Utah... Gould & Car. 80 . Ballion.. 08 Best & Bel. 2 06 . Exchequer . 17 Oon.Oal.&Val.1 05 Sav stecseseses. 00 Ohollar.. 20 Potoel .. 19 Hale & Nrs. 44 Orown Point. 16 Yellow Jacket. 21 Seg. Belcher. ae nen te 21 07 : 48 08 + 06 69 Caledonia asees Imperial. . 04 . Silver Hill .. 68 Kentack... C4 ory 1 aa 20 Alpha.. . 06 . Occidental . 41 Belcoher... 22 . Andes.. eae . Confidence ., 75 Will Meet Tonight. An interesting meeting of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0 O° F., will be held this evening and there will no doubt be a large attendance. Since the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of this lodge on the 4th of last November, the members have taken an unasual degree will be conferred upon two candidates, and as the degree team has been preparing for the event it will -be put on in good style. Weather Report. Turspay, December 22, The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out-eby the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight, fair. Wednesday, fair. . MoApzeE. scence WIN TEN We are agents for the S pralesre shades and colors. Price $1.50 and the best $1.00 glove sold. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS! interest in its affairs. Tonight the first. cation at the office ‘county. Zz ER # ‘TURKEYS: FOR THE BIG DINNER © = ‘Special ! help engaged, gage: insuri ' ug quick service. : Seats may be be. reserved in advante by iphone or on appliCome aud enjoy the beat ‘Wienax ever served in the Ese: se in this column Thuredey: evening. Granted Parole. _Among the number paroled ‘Petar: day upon the recommendation of Governor Pardee was Ira Abbott of this city. As will be remembered/Abbott was convicted and sent to Folsom Prison from thig countyabout nine years ago for killing Oberles Bennetts, who conducted a blacksmith shop on Broad street. The then had frequently quarreled. Abbott was ‘sentenced to a term of thirty years: Among the applications for pardon appears the name of John Williams. This is thought to be the same Williams who was sent to the penitentiary some twenty years ago for killing an Indian. Williams was intoxicated when he committed the crime, but he was convicted of murder inthe first degree and sentenced to imprisonment for life, Since being at that institution he -has been at the head of the quarry drilling gang. Williams halled from , Grass Valley and is classed asa Al miner of mach experience. Favor the Canal. Baton Rovex, La.; December 21.— Both houses of the Legislature today adopted a resolution requesting the United States Senators from this State to vote in favor Of the treaty. providing for the building of the Panama Canal, . Eleven Burned. * WILKESBARRE, Pa., December 21.—A terriflo explosion of gas occarred in the Nottingham -Mine of the Lehigh end Wilkesbarre Coal Company at Piymoath’ today, Eleven men were seriously burned, two of them fatally. Pug vs. Pug. New York, December 21.—Jack Munroe and Tom Sharkey were matched today to meet in a limited bout some time before March let before the clab offering the best inducements. The sum of happiness increases with the decrease of fear. The user of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” fears not ill health nor inclement weather. Wichman, is : i : — 44 — With every 560-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of ede. containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than ever before f Obristmas candies, fancy boxes, Obrietmas tree ornaments, nate, > bananas, etc. Gountry orders a specialty. . Gc. Es. TEG LER. COMMERCIAL STREET. > sanveevanuat¥ ale SEsetenesersceeuescevenenessanensee Lutgen & Oo., 820 Olay 8t., S. F. Hi DOLLARS. Verret es teewn tT eee Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDER3 to the Olty. Our A. B. Kid Gloves we sell for $1.09 guaranteed. They are anion made NEW HOLIDAY GooDs! @@ Consult us before purchasing gg ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,Manager. Masquerade Ball. . The ivkibiets ob ti of Company O are arranging to give a marquerade ball on February 12th, and it is to be made agrand affair, A committee consiating of Sergeants Dan Doyle, Walter McLeod, Corporale M. Reynolds, Archie Odgers and Private G. Richards, has been spperyed to s‘art in on. the preliminaries. e big event will be conducted in a way that will please all lovers of fun, and suitable prizes will be given to the best sustained cheracters, The soldier boys know how to please the public, and an extra effort will be made to have the coming’ masquerade ball excel anything of the kind heretofore given by them. : N.S. G W. Tonlgu The regular weekly meéting of Hy-. Graulic Parlor, No. 56,N. 8. G. W., will be held at the usual hour this evening. AJl members are earnestly tequested to attend,in. order to join in the discussion of matters of interest to the parlor. “rb 8 3 ee Bride Suicides. Stoceton, December 21.—Mrs, Isabella J. King. of thie city, feeling that abe had an incurable disease, took five tablets of corrosive sublimate on the llth instant, witb suicidal intent, and last night death ended her sufferings. age, was recently married. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 2c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a It Is Just So. holiday goods to-be found in this city, and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Go and see his stock before making your purchases. 422-3t iat eran santas > 5 ig Bs BORN. In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Oal., December 20, 1908, to the wife of H. G. Treadwell, a son. We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS CHRISTMAS GOODS rue a NEW FURS just received from H, Liebes Co.—the very latest at reduced prices, We have orders to sell every one in stock at a reduction. EID GLovEes Containing engraving: of points of interest in and aroand Nevada Oity which would make exceilent * Obristmas gifts, also ; Silver Deposit Ware This. is something new and we have a large. stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t f » we have Diamonds Cut Glassware > Jewelry of a!l kinds Drop in and see them. They will pao a holiday gifts. C. J. BRAND; JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otry The. deceased, who was but 19 years of . ‘Dickerman has the finest stock of. % Holiday Gifts = We have a Splendid ‘ied Elegant Stock : to ees from including: ily i Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont _ <n ‘EBONY! < . ae ThefGenuine ddticle—Sherfine monnted.* LEATHER GOODS =—-POCKET BOOKS; LETTER{CASES _ _ WALLETS : ROLL DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG New—Toilet Setsfand N Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS A very Acceptable?Gift. POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys. and Books H. DICKERMAN What would make the young man—or father either, for APPRECIATED GHUETS er sree happy to receive on Obristmas morning ‘ope of our handsome watches and ehatne. We have them at all prices from $1.50.up. We have a big stock of Clocks aleo, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate boliday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, Call in and see. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street EEE “CRAV EN ETTES, The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OV RECoATsSOravenette garments are pending but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. R. T. MORRISON :.tam mS TMA UHOCERIES . We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holi‘days at our store. Try ONE He, LEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, a MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible 1 gai 8 bottle of Shasta Water with your r Jf etmas Dinner., Bre Hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, phir cgemaeie: “Tei

rape, ed bs Mary lampton, who has been ng with her father at Jecknott, tins med home, _ B. H. Preston of Sastemenic father, M. L. Mersk. rs, M. Phelan is quite sick at. “ p at Shady Creek, : 3, Fred Beedle and ‘her two chilarrived last night from Angels pto epend the holidays with relaorge M. Yore of Downieville ari last evening and went to San poisco today, nes Kinkead, who ig a stadent at State University at Berkeley, is »to spend the holidays, if. Head avd F. Jackson, who are iting the Honeycomb mine near ptonville, were bere laet evening their way to San. Francigeo, R. Breese, who resides at the 1 tion, tour miles this side of bhington, arrived last evening the lower . CORRE on his way boar ee bas rotiahaad from the bright tine, where bhé had charge he construction of the new mill, D, Dean is recovering from the mtinjuries he sustained in baving roll over him, — L, Fischer is over from Nimshew visit. phere shortly from Reno ona visit ot parents, Mr, and Mrs, John F. 8 Nellie Curtis is expected home ‘Placer county in a few days to d her vacation with relatives. is teaching school in one of the ets near Auburn, im. M, Richards, station agent and graph operator et Sodaville, Newill arrive here Thursday fora to his parents, Mr. and Mrs. y Richards of Gold Flat. 0 Hall of the Pioneer Reduction 8 left yesterday for San Franbto spend the holidays with relaHis wife has been in the city twoweeks. The couple will visit and Mrs. Robert Martin at PaGrove before returning to this L. Fininger, brother of Mra. Geo. fan, who has been here on busireturned to San Francisco on the hing>train. Mrs. Allan is now ig at bis home, 618 Guerrero street. er McAusland, Peter Heis and J. Yarden left today for the Yuba below the Delhi mine, where they Prospect a quartz ledge, R. Jones and J, Evans of Ralief are visiting in this city. 1G, Jackson came down from nieville yesterday and left this ving for a trip to San Francisco. orge Bonney arrived here yesterHtom Washington. and A. Buck of Orleans Flat: are bs to the county seat. Conley arrived here last evening San Franelagas The only one of Schilling’s Bt six tea baking oan ; spices Soffee flavoring extracts ‘. . soda Which you have no adtage is soda; no loss in that. PYour grocers; moneyback, a here last evening on veh to .E. W. Black is expected to: ar-. The Chelona Eve exercises to be held Thursday night at the Methodist . charch under the auspices of the Su . day School 3 Promiee to be unusually Anteresting -and attractive this year. A specially prepared musical aud literSry program, entitled “The Star,” will be rendered, the musical part of the exercise being led by @ splendid orchestra of four pieces, The church interior will be prettily decorated with evergreens, but most conspicuous of all willbe » beautiful large star,fapprce priately decorated and placed in the alcove of the church. There will be the usual Christmas tree in evidence, but it will not be used in the customary manner to receive gifts for members of the Sunday School and public. On the contrary, gifts are to be received thie year for the benefit of the fatherless and moth’ erless children in the Fred Finch Orphanage. Everybody is invited to bring some article that will prove benficial to the comfort or happiness of these urphans, when they go to the Christmas exercises on Thursday evening. Bachelor Club. Relief Hill has a bachelor club, and the membership is quite large, considering the size of the community. The rules of the organization are said to be very strict, but still frequent social gatherings take place under its auspices, Then all rules are set aside and the gay bachelors pass the time amid much merriment, Each member is assessed two dollars and fifty cents every month. One of the bylaws specifies that any member who so far forgets his obligation as to put his head in the matrimonial noose shall be expelled forthwith. It is also stipulated that the first member who does so shall be given all the money in the treasury to help him face the strenuous cares incident to married life. A Broken Neck. Srovx. Crry, Ia., December 21,—An operation said to: have ao parallel io the surgical world, was performed at St. Joseph’s Hospital today by Dr William Jepson, of the State University. John Norstrom fell from a load of hay, striking on bis head and breaking his neck. He has been almost paralyzed for weeks, A portion of the third cervical vertebrae was removed, the false growth of tissue wae cleaned out and the bone replaced. The patient is doing well, with every prospect of recovery. li is Just So. Dickerman has the finest stock of holiday goods to be found in this city, and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Goand see his stock before making your purchases. d22-8t In an Ambulance Cu10aGco, Dec. 21.—Determined that the striking livery drivers and that resulting famine.of carriages should not interfere with his wedding Antonio Locasco, manager for a commission firm, bired a hospital ambulence and drove hie prospective bride and a bridal party in triumph to the Oburch of the Assumption, where the ceremoby was performed. . Obristm office, harness store, opposite National Hotel. William Barton, the pioneer blacksmith, who has been ill for some time with consumption, is gradually sinkany moment, Company O will install a new gun. rack in their armory, the same to hold sixty rifles, At their meeting last night it was decided to distribute the weapons next Monday night, at which time the members Will recelve instractions as to their mechaniem. Two boys were detected Sanday trying to force an entrance into J, J. Snyder’s barn. As a flock of turkeys is kept im the barn it is surmised that they were in quest. of the toothsome fowl. Be that as it may boys should give such places a wide berth. The Congregational choir, augmented by members of Wild’s orchestra, bad another rehearsal of Obristmas carole last night. The Boys’ Bund is also practicing regularly for their appearance on Christmas Day, Charles Monro left !bis morning with: 8 livery conveyance for the Plambago mine to bring down eight employes who are coming to spend the Christmas. They are-expected here tomorrow afternoon, The nuptials of Ray O’Oonnor and Miss Alice Reed, two of Nevada county’s most popular young: people, were solemnized. at the -residence of the bride’s parents, Grass Valley, last vight at 8 o’clock. Rev. F. E. Dell, pastor of the Congregational Oburch officiated, Four county boarders, having served their time, were discharged yesterday, as follows: D. Sabery, six months for petty larceny; William Hoffman, five months for vagrancy; William rColeman, one hundred days for distarbing the peace; Jobn Hicks, ninety days for disturbing the peace. Three prisoners are left to keep the _bastile from looking deserted. Thomas H. Oarr, for many years a resident of this city, and who is a special district deputy of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, has accepted an invitation to talk to Nevada Oity Lodge tomorrow night on the workinge of the new assessment plan. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evening the general delivery window of the Nevada City postoffice will be kept open till 8 o’clock for the mailing and delivery of Ohristmas packages. Wells, Fargo & Co. will remain open till 10 o’clock until after the holidays. Asphyxiated. San Josz, Dec. 21.—George R. Jarboe, the proprietor of the Crescent lodging house, at 88 West San Fer. nando street, waa found dead in his room this morning. An, open gas jet told the manner of his going, but whether hie death was an accident or suicide, the coroner has not yet ascertained. eae It is Just So. Dickerman has the finest stock of holiday goods to be found in this city and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Goand see his stock before making your purchases, d22-8t oe All kinds of nice Drinks that will sui: the taste manufactured by an exper! mixologist at Britland’s. tf ATTENTION PECIAL SALE A = & will ee a grand special sale of the SNELL & FLEMING stock, Nevada City, on _ Wednesday, December 23d and will place on sale about 000 YARDS OF DRESS Goops The average wholesale cost of these goods wae from 50 cents to $1.50. + Offer Them for 50 Per Cent Less than Cost , [But on WEDNESDAY ONLY, between the hours of 10 a, m. and 4 p.m. S. WOLFF, RECEIVER oh girl is wanted to do slit Be, work. Nice position. Apply at. this . tv of ‘alt Nothing prettier or more useful for . . @8 present than one of those]robes to be obtained at James Oairne’. . ing and dissolution may now ovoar at} eee The inmates of the couuty jail will feast on turkey Ohriatmas Day, their landlord, Sheriff Walker, having made the necessary arrangements. The patients at the county hospital will also be treated to their customary nenet spread on that day. Menfred EB, Reed ond Mrs, Cora Bristow, both of Graniteville, were joined in the holy bonde of matrimony last evening by Rev J. H. Wythe of the Methodist charch, The ceremony was. performed in the parlors of Hote) Antlers and was an unostentatious affair. Mise E, Sneath and Mre, Mary Anderson acted as witnesses. Mr. and Mrs. Reed are well known all-along the Ridge and bave a host of friends who wish them every jor that martial — affords. Si0cks, Bonds, Eic. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. . ‘Milling Rhee po is se creevecsecd 4736 Barley.. ..-.;0-ce005-8 WO WATER AND Gas, Spring Velley.... 6.06.. ese. 894g San Francisco Gas and Electric. 66

QOphir:.. -+-e2 10 (Sierra Nevada. 48 Mexican ... 106 . Utah..... Gould & Car.. 80 . Ballion.... 08 Best & Bel.. 2 06 . Exchequer .. 17 Oon.Oal.&Val.1 05 Sav stecseseses. 00 Ohollar.... 20 Potoel .... 19 Hale & Nrs.. 44 Orown Point.. 16 Yellow Jacket. 21 Seg. Belcher.. ae nen te 21 07 : 48 08 + 06 69 Caledonia asees Imperial.. .. 04 . Silver Hill ... 68 Kentack..... C4 ory 1 aa 20 Alpha.... . 06 . Occidental .. 41 Belcoher...... 22 . Andes... eae . Confidence .., 75 Will Meet Tonight. An interesting meeting of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, 1.0 O° F., will be held this evening and there will no doubt be a large attendance. Since the celebration of the fiftieth anniversary of this lodge on the 4th of last November, the members have taken an unasual degree will be conferred upon two candidates, and as the degree team has been preparing for the event it will -be put on in good style. Weather Report. Turspay, December 22, The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out-eby the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San Francisco: Tonight, fair. Wednesday, fair. . MoApzeE. scence WIN TEN We are agents for the S pralesre shades and colors. Price $1.50 and the best $1.00 glove sold. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS! interest in its affairs. Tonight the first. cation at the office ‘county. Zz ER # ‘TURKEYS: FOR THE BIG DINNER © = ‘Special ! help engaged, gage: insuri ' ug quick service. : Seats may be be. reserved in advante by iphone or on appliCome aud enjoy the beat ‘Wienax ever served in the Ese: se in this column Thuredey: evening. Granted Parole. _Among the number paroled ‘Petar: day upon the recommendation of Governor Pardee was Ira Abbott of this city. As will be remembered/Abbott was convicted and sent to Folsom Prison from thig countyabout nine years ago for killing Oberles Bennetts, who conducted a blacksmith shop on Broad street. The then had frequently quarreled. Abbott was ‘sentenced to a term of thirty years: Among the applications for pardon appears the name of John Williams. This is thought to be the same Williams who was sent to the penitentiary some twenty years ago for killing an Indian. Williams was intoxicated when he committed the crime, but he was convicted of murder inthe first degree and sentenced to imprisonment for life, Since being at that institution he -has been at the head of the quarry drilling gang. Williams halled from , Grass Valley and is classed asa Al miner of mach experience. Favor the Canal. Baton Rovex, La.; December 21.— Both houses of the Legislature today adopted a resolution requesting the United States Senators from this State to vote in favor Of the treaty. providing for the building of the Panama Canal, . Eleven Burned. * WILKESBARRE, Pa., December 21.—A terriflo explosion of gas occarred in the Nottingham -Mine of the Lehigh end Wilkesbarre Coal Company at Piymoath’ today, Eleven men were seriously burned, two of them fatally. Pug vs. Pug. New York, December 21.—Jack Munroe and Tom Sharkey were matched today to meet in a limited bout some time before March let before the clab offering the best inducements. The sum of happiness increases with the decrease of fear. The user of “Old Gilt Edge Whisky” fears not ill health nor inclement weather. Wichman, is : i : — 44 — With every 560-cent purchase you get a chance in the fency box of ede. containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than ever before f Obristmas candies, fancy boxes, Obrietmas tree ornaments, nate, > bananas, etc. Gountry orders a specialty. . Gc. Es. TEG LER. COMMERCIAL STREET. > sanveevanuat¥ ale SEsetenesersceeuescevenenessanensee Lutgen & Oo., 820 Olay 8t., S. F. Hi DOLLARS. Verret es teewn tT eee Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDER3 to the Olty. Our A. B. Kid Gloves we sell for $1.09 guaranteed. They are anion made NEW HOLIDAY GooDs! @@ Consult us before purchasing gg ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY ,Manager.. Masquerade Ball. . The ivkibiets ob ti of Company O are arranging to give a marquerade ball on February 12th, and it is to be made agrand affair, A committee consiating of Sergeants Dan Doyle, Walter McLeod, Corporale M. Reynolds, Archie Odgers and Private G. Richards, has been spperyed to s‘art in on. the preliminaries. e big event will be conducted in a way that will please all lovers of fun, and suitable prizes will be given to the best sustained cheracters, The soldier boys know how to please the public, and an extra effort will be made to have the coming’ masquerade ball excel anything of the kind heretofore given by them. : N.S. G W. Tonlgu The regular weekly meéting of Hy-. Graulic Parlor, No. 56,N. 8. G. W., will be held at the usual hour this evening. AJl members are earnestly tequested to attend,in. order to join in the discussion of matters of interest to the parlor. “rb 8 3 ee Bride Suicides. Stoceton, December 21.—Mrs, Isabella J. King. of thie city, feeling that abe had an incurable disease, took five tablets of corrosive sublimate on the llth instant, witb suicidal intent, and last night death ended her sufferings. age, was recently married. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Cure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 2c. and 10c.a box. For sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a It Is Just So. holiday goods to-be found in this city, and the best of all his prices are the lowest. Go and see his stock before making your purchases. 422-3t iat eran santas > 5 ig Bs BORN. In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Oal., December 20, 1908, to the wife of H. G. Treadwell, a son. We have a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS CHRISTMAS GOODS rue a NEW FURS just received from H, Liebes Co.—the very latest at reduced prices, We have orders to sell every one in stock at a reduction. EID GLovEes Containing engraving: of points of interest in and aroand Nevada Oity which would make exceilent * Obristmas gifts, also ; Silver Deposit Ware This. is something new and we have a large. stock of articles made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t f » we have Diamonds Cut Glassware > Jewelry of a!l kinds Drop in and see them. They will pao a holiday gifts. C. J. BRAND; JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Otry The. deceased, who was but 19 years of . ‘Dickerman has the finest stock of. % Holiday Gifts = We have a Splendid ‘ied Elegant Stock : to ees from including: ily i Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont _ <n ‘EBONY! < . ae ThefGenuine ddticle—Sherfine monnted.* LEATHER GOODS =—-POCKET BOOKS; LETTER{CASES _ _ WALLETS : ROLL DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG New—Toilet Setsfand N Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS A very Acceptable?Gift. POPULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys. and Books H. DICKERMAN What would make the young man—or father either, for APPRECIATED GHUETS er sree happy to receive on Obristmas morning ‘ope of our handsome watches and ehatne. We have them at all prices from $1.50.up. We have a big stock of Clocks aleo, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate boliday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, Call in and see. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street EEE “CRAV EN ETTES, The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OV RECoATsSOravenette garments are pending but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. R. T. MORRISON :.tam mS TMA UHOCERIES . We have a fresh stock of everything for the Holi‘days at our store. Try ONE He, LEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, a MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as low as possible 1 gai 8 bottle of Shasta Water with your r Jf etmas Dinner., Bre Hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, phir cgemaeie: “Tei