December 28, 1893 (4 pages)

l i y a D y t i C a d a v e N ™ we all, transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10212 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Will Open in’a Few Days. PERSONAL POINTERS. EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1893. ne Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P, Brown&Co , DUTCH FLAT REDIVIVUS: Arthur Wolf has already received a large Advertised Letters. lot of the goods ordéred for his new grocery A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, The Commissioners Hold od a Meeting The Resumption of Hylirauti The following is @ list of the letter Mining store. He has rented the building occup s -re~ ied at Nevada City, Doings and Intentions. Causing That Town \Boo maining in the ee ees Published Every Evening, except Sunday, by The following business was trans acted in postoflice at Nevada City, the Super ior Court teday, Hon, John CaldA meetin 0. Neva g of G. Giles the da Count Nevada of San Franci y, County Cal., sco is Comes . Dutch Flat, formerly one of the most December 28, 1898: in town. and expects to have the goods arranged and well presiding ; imF. A. Sieke of Sacramento arrived here missioners of the Midwinter Fair was held ‘portant gold-p Brown, Albert H, everything ready to start business on Tuesroducing districts in CaliforEstate of Thomas Rees, deceased. Lette here yesterday. Nothing new in the way nia, Callinan, Thos. rs this morning. day, January 2d, is experiencing a boom since the re~ testamentary issued to Mary Anh Davis Geor R. : ge , Rea Rees, of interes r t to the public transpired. The Davis, Alfred W. o0@e. without bonds. Order admitting will: to te a3 . meeting was held mainly for the purpose of costly Hard at Work and expensive ~hydraulic plants in gy bs Filee, F. : hearing the A.G. Cadwallader of Dutch Flat is in Estate of Albert M t~ . the Statd are located at that place, and th ee vec . .reporta of the various commi : nerd The — SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 45 Gta! per: Weel ur 60Cle. per Meath : decorating committee of the Native. town. Daughters have alread y set to work to dress} W. 8. Wood and B. Wood, SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. pron vedion : M. E, Blackintor of San Francisco” is in . % int ——S== WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: : e listening to suggestions made by . roar of the monitor is again e awakening the , ta of ali of San Franthetestiembere tn: adjacent Abie ™m . thereof 1 = f :Th“ a : . veeclinesoes i. 0g a 8 — af : e tees and a few days. A Prophet Produces Evidence to Show the Other Wise Men Are Wrong. 1 PNevada county will have a fine exhibit! ini ate tee ¢ Cention tat ALTMAN. ee age tier time when a cold winter is ahead, WADSWORTH, “Robins were thick in _ DUUGLASS, the r, e day, and that is a sure. sign that there Suit in phi dn i tenth tsar Gee Hill today, ea prggonn ° se t . = ; { ' Each ex Gallery, Gents, ‘R. MINING COM Notice is hereby the Board of Direcjecem ber, 1698,an asor share was levied f the corporation, o the Secretary, at tion, Nevada City, y stock upon which ain unpaid on the will be delinquent blie auction, and, bre, will be sold on 894, at the hour of of the Secretary of » delinquent assessof advertising and have come to this city to reside. mination. nation of applicants in the public schools held at Washinton pegiuning at 9 o’elock r 26th, 1893, reditors. BAXTER, DECEASziven by the undere Katate of Hariett creditors of and all strawberry-and-raspberry blossoms, and ‘net thé said devesr he necessary vouch after the first pub1e said Executrix at alling, Esq., Nevada ‘ace for bed agen said extate, iu sa a farmer of a neighboring rural town picked luscious ripe strawberries and More wonderful still, a Norwich ago. gardener, Charles H. Miner, got a mess of fine. green corn in his garden on Oct, 81. It was the latest green corn proba iriett Baxter, deceased. 7th day of November n27_ bly in the whole record of the Nutmeg State. On the same day Engineer Henry J, Adams of the Norwich and Worcester railroad picked a bouquet of wild roses . \LVEN THAT IN PUR the Superior Court in and buds by the roadside in Greeneville, ada, State of Cali for jay of December, 1898, in the outskirts of Norwich. A great number of albinos have been shot by hunters in this county this fall. There were several pure white blackbirds and crows, a white robin and two e of J. 8. Dunn, dethe executors of the deceased, to the highest bidder Jnited Sta‘es, and subsid Superior Court on 8, 1893, at 12 o’élovk albino red squirrels, A milk white robin, House door of the Su‘ity, county of Nevada, 2 Tight, title, interest 3. Dunn at the time o ight, title and interest with pink toes, raised a family in a nest in a shade tree in front of the Congregational church at the borough of Stoning by operation of law or ton, on the seashore, and recently mi than or in addition to nn at gg hs pon ain lots, pieces 2 grated to the south, No one molested vate of California, a0 follows, to-wit: situate in Nevada City, of California, eomprs color of ordinary robins, her or her pest. and_befng-in Nevads a City, made by H. 5 28 being Lot formerly ps, and Saving thereon ther with the improve xecutors on me tre tion of ga ; A ie Two i i brothers—Melvin and Charles Cham. "®*'¥e dividends, 3 d 16 isplayed re was levied upon the ‘able 4 ‘ates wold, Goin. 1 ce id street, Nevada City, assessment i: the fifteenth day of e delinquent @ : iblic auction, and un before will be sold on mary, fesement together Wit ,papenaee 0 sale. 18%, 10 ic 1 OEMONS, Beoretar:. ounty Tieasurer’s Vit e ity. Gal. own lives. door—that opening Richter, L. BE, Roller, Mra. J. Hl. aes is on Hy squatedto call, 187 dis MoOA ETA ees e THE B ARD OF DIRN a . B8) of geventy-fv clared. payable on aud — ee _ . ner, Se BO On Court Pride of Grass Valley, No. 6,803, last evening elected the following office rs: William Marten, C. R.; John EB. Richards, S. C. R.; Henry Body, R. &.; W. J. Rowe , KF. S.; Henry Luke, T.; W. W. Whiting, nie Z : “ a 7 ore pert = Wey +monana Rege, 5: B.; John Oliver, J.B. ‘The installation will Sd, takewhen place Wednesday evening, January « banque t wi be ll served itn i s a BORN. Se . A T K RE E re) = it ee, a R I P do work in his line in a satisfactory man ~~ They Are Beauties, — TO THE— Every man, woman or child makin #25, te entitled to one gvese for every g a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or purchase he or she makes, The one guqecing the nearest to the number of beans will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return contained in a glass ir , including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco, (in for Nevada City only.) Send word to sauiee in e burning : ; farmer residing near by, was burned to re ates, Atty, or Girl. aa tales Aga \ weighing oe iad Win. Ulecipoun re Genco a6 baalanh cpwiodle, weld caret Bring Me to Ike Fiel The biggest and cheapest Toy Houseof Northeru California, now located at GRASS VALLEY ane Aven we vere a aa where ny Formerly Howe's, cor, Church and Malo sts, Gras Valley. OO 1 i ad a ¥ CxOO d Ss Candles and Holders ah The largest and best display of home-made Candieins all Northern California , . ; Lociitug Cond Brussels the necessary papers showing her identity.—Sauk Rapids (Minn.) Special, Variety y H eee On Commercial Street, : Sot ensMt eee ine these’ . making ta ee sl T , REICH rs & (, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values, Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets nce a se me ee : stssseea Nevada City, su ina ea aes ee That's what the city gar ming how! at the delegate from the interior when they detect him meand orlug down the sunny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’ t live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “aohirt ona bean-pole,"’ people will be warranted in thinking you do, : ise? cae i : Gets Fits ee sou seen hie parents pent seers 1 at a and com fortably dressed, nt miahuonte f PRICES 26 PER OKNT. LOWER THAN BOME MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANS HIP. MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad. Sta ? ' pee ple # . d 0 i ay (iood be] Fanc PRESH GooDs FAIR Figs, Dates, &c. anew Aleo & fine stock cf Setlotartion PRICES ey rerzthing inthe Une of including Teag, 6, Spices, Sugars, Canned is, Ete., Cigars & Tobacco. eS CO, . svemeanoe stones E PH x : e OH N S PorOAaAND Ww EFAOTWYO R +i62@ mmercial St. Opp. Daily ranseript Printing LIBERAL MEASURE Limes and Lemons, ' y At KIDD'S— — Oranges, oe Everybody vd Fresh Candies, BELOW GOST. OK, Store, opp Transcript Block G ROCE RI ES Consisting in pert of CHRISTMAS GOODS mont inarsh. -With his hunting boat he got close"to a flock. of ducks and killed 23 with the discharge of two barrels. ) OVERCOA—— T_, S CHAS. R. GRAY : terwartah a eon te the conid seca te y “ Get'on to the Jasper !” Maker, opposite L. Hyman & ©e,'s store ndy on Commercia: o., Nevade Clty AND l ) WE HAVE A BRAUTIFUL LINE or New Crop Walnuts . . . [= New Crop Almonds _ . Dates, Figs and Bananas Riverside Navel Oranges the RightGroves, trom Maso Is in receipt of a Fine Stock of today stating that the money would be ane One-Price Clothiers, ® NOVELTIES > iw STteeemeeinaneeel e } o — CARTER & JOHNSTON, BROL. BY,: ’ MAINTCO WIN tne Ae cheap as if not Chearper than at any other house in this city, Luetje & Brand, ® City Times. pond seed Fe ll ’ fos wre hem eee we f Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. NEW YEAR _ Nell Clothing, Furnishin Giouds, Boots, Shoes, Et ——= and the attending physician says Heiress to $25,000, Anne Van Enschutz, who has for the last two years worked as a domestic in the family of County Attorney Senn, has fallen heir to $25,000 by the death of her ndfather in Belgium. The girl, who ; ld, received a telegram only 19 years old, Ver UUpeEuL 1 GUNN Lae 1s WoO Seb veiier show them that we can and do HUdbb ddd ddb did ddbddd Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horse e s, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in WATCHMAKER any style, AND The beat of meals served at all hours, JEWELER, Broad Street, mm Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Nevada City —IN— first child, which is strong and ear . ry, at which time the counted by @ committee of any three gentlemen in thisseal will be broken and the city, eee rebate you 6 per cent besides saving you dollar after dollar, fine stock of ~ The gucssin g contest starts in NOVEMBER {6th and ends on FEBRUARY Let, 1804, at 9 o'clock P.M, izpi The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Wind ow every day ai ing untll the Ist of Februa ‘ Both are young people, and this is their ig line of unemployed at one of Notice to Creditors. death, He was the teacher's pet. When he saw her fall forward into the fire, he STATE 27 WILLIAM A. MYER, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the vadereigned, ran to her side in a vain and futile effort ministrator of the Estate of William A. to protect her from harm, 8o he died like Myer, deceased, to the creditors of and a hero, When.the ruins-of the schoolall persons. havin claime against the said dece: , toexhibit them, with the necessary house were searched, the charred bodies vouchers, within four months rr we firat ileation of this ee the said Adminisof the teacher and the noble little fellow Eater 7 the anes % Bed on: a were found side by side, Street, Grass ey, Cal. sam The Chambers boys were both severely ween’ for the ehesetion of the business ty of Nevada, burned about the face and arms, The Sy Sent Crete Fa eed oO ANIEL 8. COLLINS, younger inhaled so much hot air that it Administrator of the estate of William A. Myer, is feared serious injury may result,— Dated saa” valley, Cal., this 22d day of DeRochester Special, ing of ducks last Sunday-on the Bel ACE NoV Beautiful Goods. A. 0. .F. of A. MIDWINTER FAIR ear, Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. Mr. Lindsay made a remarkable kill — T, MORGAN, Cashiers ~—+Hee ar out off of all of them, adda hole in left : shed—by which entrance to the school. *™°"8 whe npplionsis house was afforded, The brothers, seeing escape cut off in that direction, tore a seat loose from the floor, placed it unW. E. F. DEAL, der a window, smashed the glass and ATTORNEY :—: AT :—: LAW, managed to lift the children through. Three girls fainted, and it was with difficulty that they were dragged through the little window to a place of safety. Four-year-old John Johnson, son of a Duck Shooting, e to know that his new barber shop : the’ relief is given the credit of saving most of the headquarters had her pocket picked of 9606, Pisin oer hygoeo = be = A well to-do property-owner was also found 200 pounds. The mother is also a wom day" hs Ba of nnn Go. w. Dnuister wants all his friends ee ive AG that he is-now prepared: to : of whom are small children, an considerably above the medium size, + ORANSY ol 0 3 Cal tornis, et ty Cal. me y= toonNotice it o aK. NS irl ted ING hich this leading into. . 7 rn ‘ Hiawatha on Nov, 6, The father is an employee of the Missouri Pacific road ‘ 1t Notice, o. open d do r plumes.—Norwich Special. a : : essment .The strangest ful pink eyes and claws and grea t flowing tails as beautiful as white Gash, gold coin of ‘nnle: x cent of the purchase a “Her young were of the albino freaks were killed recently by hunters in the forests among. the wild hills about Middletown, They were perfectly white gray squirrels, with beauti id Lot is designates ou “qj , bearing first account of guardian, Toys, g Cases, Albums, Nicer Nevada City, December 27, 1893, to than Dressin ever this year at?Carr Bros.’ ete. if! ¢heAtwife of V. Gates, a daughter, Bren Ross, wea A. TAM F ‘ ROMAL . h OMduaeeemn paling raspberries in his garden a day or two teaches seipeae ot nina . sisehaias in. F Rede Con; ends Township, 423-1 hard work at the risk of their w H’% JU8T REOCKIVED A: LARGE AND MARY K. EDDY, “ Shebley. ei New Barber Shop. $3 wg For Vagrancy, children Spanis h mitie return loaded ke, She * ‘the week. Each ap‘ A fee of # ee W. J. ROGERS, arid ns en CRAWFORD, and ae be ig es in 4 Those new patent Bed Lounges at James Montana, who have been here visiting Kinkead’s. Don’t fail to go and see them. weather. All in all, I have> never seen see ea Ye aba adr Charles Eddy and family, left this morning onda 60 years so many favorable indicaShy A LITTL E HERO, Latest Style Hats _— ions of ‘an open winter, and therefore 1 for their home, predict that the sales of fuel, sleighs A Lad In Kilts Lost His Life While Trying Superintendent O. Gowell of the HarCan be found at Charles Grimes’, All sizes to Save His Teacher, and cutters will be small. to what they mony mine, who has been spending Christand colors, Go and look at them. The little district schoolhouse at Cooptf _were @ year ago.”—Scranton Letter. -erville, Livingston county, was burned mas with his family at Oakland, returned ee evening last ‘here Aeeeenemt , Ahwottings down Monday. The teacher, Miss Mabel NECTICUT FREAKS, een Porter, aged 20, and a little hero scholar SONNE OTIC vr HE Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Plenty of Rich Gravel. lost their lives, Two hours after school aFederal Loan Gee sining Os. will be held October Strawberries » White hite Blackbirds @ ac the office of the Company at A, Wutke's The ise iid beee opened Miss Porter detected the smell of store, and Albinos In the Nutmeg State. cee hhelees el aah al B street, Nevada City on Thursday, Januar ; i y smoke, e opened a door leading in llth, 1894, at 7:20 o'clock P. M : : This —tvae CARL BRAND, Secretary. ome rath ae sgl egthere wee & ves at Eabata to disco ver if ogy anyth pai ing was te snag onwood wiegs fire,shed — As she did so. the flames burst . lots of it in sight. sad is Nevada City, Dec. 28, 1898, e company arethere E 2 openSa until this week, and the orchards were into the schoolroom and enveloped the ing up ocnsiderable new ground, and in the Estray. fragrant with unseasonable blossoms on teacher. Miss Porter screamed and fel) spring will add ten stamps to their present peach, pear, apple and plum trees, and forward into the fire, mill, as it is the intention to take out much Two heifers and a small steer, one of the Immediately the schoolroom was in an the fields bright with dandelions, violets more gravel per day than is now being done, heifers black and the other red. The right uproar. There were 22 scholars, most When this is done the owners and other wild flowers. There were also will begin to. SPER, Secretary. »o’s store, on Pine eA a teen. gare son, ‘ OrderO fixingSe e timeNana, forSat hearing OAaring timefa Constable Richards of Grass Valley Look Out For Bargains, Among the applicants for teachers at brought Wm. Larimer up to the eount y Marysville, is Miss Marguerite Vineyard of jail toda since 1837, L. Lubeck is going to have a great clearto serve also ran across some boney a term of fifteen days ‘. set and ferns that hadn’t been tonched ing out sale, Particulars will be given ina for vagraycy. i sii oe Saecmpliahed . ley rales nie the Anthony House, this county. by frost, and ‘that few days. Miss K. M. Calvin of Camptonville came -d28.2t, of a mild winter, is another good sign . ‘°"%¢s and now Marshall has sued him to Discharged. determine the ownership of the horse oO 0 down on the stage last evening on her way trade d, “Tn a piece of beech woods I knocked Re to San Francisco. ee ee John Short was discharged from the Something Nice, a chipmunk over with a stone on the . The Army's Feast. W. E. Rowlands of San Francisco arcounty jail today, havin afternoon before Halloween and found g — served his term of One First-class Ticket to San Franc The Christmas dinner St tha lekvdiien rived here last. evening A new line of Fine Silk Umbrel las isco and Return, on and that it hadn't a single beechnut in its his way to Dowfifteen days for disturbing the peace. , : 2 Gold and Silver Headed Canes, at Gopun's, nieville, chops, although the nuts were plentiful, rm nny A the rg oN ae. Kearny and Aneth or Weddit sig via Stockton or Benicia, Fine Xmas and New Year's presents, tf Frank Grissell, who has been at San That is a Sure sign of warm weather up neh yy hb me ayes eaeing. wee Fenasi sen and began Francisco fer some time learning the plumbwodeie ena. -: >Teak "That ‘ . Robert Jaecke and Miss Nora Harris will ne til me late ned oe ~~ tng er’s trade, is home on a visit to his folks, . Incl ud ing One Week’s Board and Lodg be marrie . d Near! at Grass is one of the best of open winter signs, Valley this evening. i ng at any : men, women and shilans were fed a more Fi t-Cl as woodchucks hole up three weeks be. happin ~~ ro Hotel oe merer ts Se i s k ene ton Sinaia . May aood Tuck ever attend FE i ess was of prod the surgica l operat = ion , ‘Tecently performed them. : SN IO oer fore that time when the winter is going hd oe gle bens ge s feast, en him, He was out ” _ riding teday, seis to be severe. Tho toads sang 16 days ivenne capes ee: ti avmas ree in the Grant Dr, E. DuMilieu and his daughter, Miss later than usual—another good sign of a nue. Dasement, ‘than by any other work A young son of Elisha Hampton, aged mild winter. The fur of skunks and done in that city. Annie, arrived here frem Colfax last evenWhole families were fed about five years, is dangerously ill, and coons is thinner by half than it was a and in ing on their way to North Bloomfield. This Is Our Proposition: but cases clothed , and it was no unusual year ago, and that is another reason why . sight Buperintendent A. L. Begbie of the slight hopes are entertained of his reoovery, OUT to see a woman with little I, predict a very light snowfall before ? palhonbe eid ideranes took ~ : the pap e ed this morning from a Broundhog day. Rabbits are lean to which with fruit and toys going toa home would otherwise have been toyless business trip to San Francisco. what they were last year, although food and minus a turkey di : Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Dawe of Butte City, : y dinner, is abundant—a sure sign of mild winter ema er of the Board of an is indications of a mild winter ward at about bee time in the year every fall givi s took his own horse back without ng Marshall notice, He claimed that inte nts. aac il lay J. B. Parry, Rolsto Ricburn,ta,Misss JennBelle This blue lead is nothing more than solidi cay eat Seas e ae _ Henry Schrader and family of Spenceville . (aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Replevin. foot blossoms on the highest hill . court yester This suit grew out of a M. Brophy returned yesterday frem in Lackatvanna county. I never saw the horse trade day, made a week or so ago, WillBritish Columbia, where he has been for like of it before, although I have searchiains traded horses with Marshall and after some time past. : ed for such sULU CLUTTER, EL MILLER, ‘MMA SMITH, I. L, DOUGLASS, EO. SHAW, IINNIE BRAND. warpene cd tad ne s:—The case of H, B. Marshall vs. Harry Schear left this morning for a two ao 21 picked a basketful of dandelion and . ¥-Tiding BR. Williams came up in Justice Davia’ . ™onths’ visit to his folks in Pennsylvania. ue crow’s angements. J.8, Dunn, probate, district will add materially to has filed accusat of cibtadaenes in pnd town. against a local ions Justice and Constab : ei Fg le fer A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia med : sumacs . this offense, says the Oakland Enquire and laurels on the hillsides on All Saints’ L BRAND, . Estate. eae Washicherk, J, W. time to do the decorating. All other J. A. Casserly of Downieville was in town at the Fair, and one of which she may will fied clay, and in arWals, Mrs. early days was rangements for the party are nearly comlast evening feel proud. Aside from the mineral and suppos “T notice that some wise men in on his Way White, Chas. below. ed to be the bedrock, as it is various parts of the country are predicting pleted, and it bids fair to be one of the most Williams, Miss Kate (2) J. P. Pinaola of Camptonville arrived other exhibits of the resources of the county the same dolor as the slated of that formabrilliant social events ever witnessed an uncommonly severe winter,” said several old relica have been unearthed by tion, here. here last evening on his way below. YOREIGEN, the and after a claim was'sluiced dewn to : old Lackawanna valley weather prophet, ae é é Gill, Frank the collect ors and will be Placed on exhibi. this blue clay the Going Ror Them. ae ree gold was N. E. Boyd bal Yube Clty oe Gonege tion, supposed to be! If not called for in fifteen days “but they are all wrong. All the signs the letters These asa rule pertain to early day . have been oe exhaust ed. Late point investig Van Buskirk to ation, a mild of . will Marys and be ville sent to the dead letter aie Parare in town, pee miners and mining. s -eukee ailsan open winter, The next do not meeting per-. :In Southe of Lyle . however : rn California the Dreyfus , s, proved who the has true ney been nm you see ‘caterpillars eid liing 00 . mit charact quite er of this . Mes calling for any of theses letters will. pe ai sick, the to ls be ined tani : Grass the Constables and Justices 8 . blue Cemmisoe sionerss will of the Peace be held in : to pleaseforsay advertised, and pay a fee of one} : leadrPand tests showed it ine be even cent Valley on Monday, January 1, 1894. each letter. richer in the yellow metal than the top aia id bee last month; 4 voll chpon you may phat set itedown as to multipl y fees in vagrancy cases with abso-. ‘ Supervisor E, W, Donnell ; a fact that the potas men will Be an: ia j y. of Gres Vali YER i» c i a eraan: ae dirt. . The resumption. of mining in the pti tay dela Cottage Hill is in ee e Core n 0: A Wedding. e s RRNA nee ig ae Dutch Flat an. Ist uple. role ee eae. De meet! ————————————— . Armory Hall in gay style for their New cisco, arrived here last evenin Year's ball. If the large g. oe ballreom does not. a E. L. Rugg of Oakland’ arrive we ere De wad is in that locality and d here last . °°™™issioners are makin g good progress, lek beast ie’ still rich in the yellow metal. it will si be fur want of . evening to spend rer ws tis SIGNS OF A Mit.D WINTER, ’ Superior Court. m, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. so many years by the late William Wolf, = Sorter < THE MIDWINTER PAIR. Office. piolouer i One trial will convince you that I not onl boom eep the tat best, bbufg YYsell os aod Eto, Ete, the lowest prices. 4 "THOS. KIDD eae ". Commercial Street, Junction of Main. You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your HOLIDAY SWEETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMETLY ATTENDED TO. ¥

l i y a D y t i C a d a v e N ™ we all, transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10212 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, THURSDAY THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Will Open in’a Few Days. PERSONAL POINTERS. EVENING, DECEMBER 28, 1893. ne Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P, Brown&Co , DUTCH FLAT REDIVIVUS: Arthur Wolf has already received a large Advertised Letters. lot of the goods ordéred for his new grocery A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, The Commissioners Hold od a Meeting The Resumption of Hylirauti The following is @ list of the letter Mining store. He has rented the building occup s -re~ ied at Nevada City, Doings and Intentions. Causing That Town \Boo maining in the ee ees Published Every Evening, except Sunday, by The following business was trans acted in postoflice at Nevada City, the Super ior Court teday, Hon, John CaldA meetin 0. Neva g of G. Giles the da Count Nevada of San Franci y, County Cal., sco is Comes . Dutch Flat, formerly one of the most December 28, 1898: in town. and expects to have the goods arranged and well presiding ; imF. A. Sieke of Sacramento arrived here missioners of the Midwinter Fair was held ‘portant gold-p Brown, Albert H, everything ready to start business on Tuesroducing districts in CaliforEstate of Thomas Rees, deceased. Lette here yesterday. Nothing new in the way nia, Callinan, Thos. rs this morning. day, January 2d, is experiencing a boom since the re~ testamentary issued to Mary Anh Davis Geor R. : ge , Rea Rees, of interes r t to the public transpired. The Davis, Alfred W. o0@e. without bonds. Order admitting will: to te a3 . meeting was held mainly for the purpose of costly Hard at Work and expensive ~hydraulic plants in gy bs Filee, F. : hearing the A.G. Cadwallader of Dutch Flat is in Estate of Albert M t~ . the Statd are located at that place, and th ee vec . .reporta of the various commi : nerd The — SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 45 Gta! per: Weel ur 60Cle. per Meath : decorating committee of the Native. town. Daughters have alread y set to work to dress} W. 8. Wood and B. Wood, SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. pron vedion : M. E, Blackintor of San Francisco” is in . % int ——S== WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: : e listening to suggestions made by . roar of the monitor is again e awakening the , ta of ali of San Franthetestiembere tn: adjacent Abie ™m . thereof 1 = f :Th“ a : . veeclinesoes i. 0g a 8 — af : e tees and a few days. A Prophet Produces Evidence to Show the Other Wise Men Are Wrong. 1 PNevada county will have a fine exhibit! ini ate tee ¢ Cention tat ALTMAN. ee age tier time when a cold winter is ahead, WADSWORTH, “Robins were thick in _ DUUGLASS, the r, e day, and that is a sure. sign that there Suit in phi dn i tenth tsar Gee Hill today, ea prggonn ° se t . = ; { ' Each ex Gallery, Gents, ‘R. MINING COM Notice is hereby the Board of Direcjecem ber, 1698,an asor share was levied f the corporation, o the Secretary, at tion, Nevada City, y stock upon which ain unpaid on the will be delinquent blie auction, and, bre, will be sold on 894, at the hour of of the Secretary of » delinquent assessof advertising and have come to this city to reside. mination. nation of applicants in the public schools held at Washinton pegiuning at 9 o’elock r 26th, 1893, reditors. BAXTER, DECEASziven by the undere Katate of Hariett creditors of and all strawberry-and-raspberry blossoms, and ‘net thé said devesr he necessary vouch after the first pub1e said Executrix at alling, Esq., Nevada ‘ace for bed agen said extate, iu sa a farmer of a neighboring rural town picked luscious ripe strawberries and More wonderful still, a Norwich ago. gardener, Charles H. Miner, got a mess of fine. green corn in his garden on Oct, 81. It was the latest green corn proba iriett Baxter, deceased. 7th day of November n27_ bly in the whole record of the Nutmeg State. On the same day Engineer Henry J, Adams of the Norwich and Worcester railroad picked a bouquet of wild roses . \LVEN THAT IN PUR the Superior Court in and buds by the roadside in Greeneville, ada, State of Cali for jay of December, 1898, in the outskirts of Norwich. A great number of albinos have been shot by hunters in this county this fall. There were several pure white blackbirds and crows, a white robin and two e of J. 8. Dunn, dethe executors of the deceased, to the highest bidder Jnited Sta‘es, and subsid Superior Court on 8, 1893, at 12 o’élovk albino red squirrels, A milk white robin, House door of the Su‘ity, county of Nevada, 2 Tight, title, interest 3. Dunn at the time o ight, title and interest with pink toes, raised a family in a nest in a shade tree in front of the Congregational church at the borough of Stoning by operation of law or ton, on the seashore, and recently mi than or in addition to nn at gg hs pon ain lots, pieces 2 grated to the south, No one molested vate of California, a0 follows, to-wit: situate in Nevada City, of California, eomprs color of ordinary robins, her or her pest. and_befng-in Nevads a City, made by H. 5 28 being Lot formerly ps, and Saving thereon ther with the improve xecutors on me tre tion of ga ; A ie Two i i brothers—Melvin and Charles Cham.. "®*'¥e dividends, 3 d 16 isplayed re was levied upon the ‘able 4 ‘ates wold, Goin. 1 ce id street, Nevada City, assessment i: the fifteenth day of e delinquent @ : iblic auction, and un before will be sold on mary, fesement together Wit ,papenaee 0 sale. 18%, 10 ic 1 OEMONS, Beoretar:. ounty Tieasurer’s Vit e ity. Gal. own lives. door—that opening Richter, L. BE, Roller, Mra. J. Hl. aes is on Hy squatedto call, 187 dis MoOA ETA ees e THE B ARD OF DIRN a . B8) of geventy-fv clared. payable on aud — ee _ . ner, Se BO On Court Pride of Grass Valley, No. 6,803, last evening elected the following office rs: William Marten, C. R.; John EB. Richards, S. C. R.; Henry Body, R. &.; W. J. Rowe , KF. S.; Henry Luke, T.; W. W. Whiting, nie Z : “ a 7 ore pert = Wey +monana Rege, 5: B.; John Oliver, J.B. ‘The installation will Sd, takewhen place Wednesday evening, January « banque t wi be ll served itn i s a BORN. Se . A T K RE E re) = it ee, a R I P do work in his line in a satisfactory man ~~ They Are Beauties, — TO THE— Every man, woman or child makin #25, te entitled to one gvese for every g a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or purchase he or she makes, The one guqecing the nearest to the number of beans will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return contained in a glass ir , including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco, (in for Nevada City only.) Send word to sauiee in e burning : ; farmer residing near by, was burned to re ates, Atty, or Girl. aa tales Aga \ weighing oe iad Win. Ulecipoun re Genco a6 baalanh cpwiodle, weld caret Bring Me to Ike Fiel The biggest and cheapest Toy Houseof Northeru California, now located at GRASS VALLEY ane Aven we vere a aa where ny Formerly Howe's, cor, Church and Malo sts, Gras Valley. OO 1 i ad a ¥ CxOO d Ss Candles and Holders ah The largest and best display of home-made Candieins all Northern California , . ; Lociitug Cond Brussels the necessary papers showing her identity.—Sauk Rapids (Minn.) Special, Variety y H eee On Commercial Street, : Sot ensMt eee ine these’ . making ta ee sl T , REICH rs & (, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values, Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets nce a se me ee : stssseea Nevada City, su ina ea aes ee That's what the city gar ming how! at the delegate from the interior when they detect him meand orlug down the sunny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’ t live in a jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “aohirt ona bean-pole,"’ people will be warranted in thinking you do, : ise? cae i : Gets Fits ee sou seen hie parents pent seers 1 at a and com fortably dressed, nt miahuonte f PRICES 26 PER OKNT. LOWER THAN BOME MEN PAY FOR INFERIOR GOODS AND WORKMANS HIP. MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad. Sta ? ' pee ple # . d 0 i ay (iood be] Fanc PRESH GooDs FAIR Figs, Dates, &c. anew Aleo & fine stock cf Setlotartion PRICES ey rerzthing inthe Une of including Teag, 6, Spices, Sugars, Canned is, Ete., Cigars & Tobacco. eS CO, . svemeanoe stones E PH x : e OH N S PorOAaAND Ww EFAOTWYO R +i62@ mmercial St. Opp. Daily ranseript Printing LIBERAL MEASURE Limes and Lemons, ' y At KIDD'S— — Oranges, oe Everybody vd Fresh Candies, BELOW GOST. OK, Store, opp Transcript Block G ROCE RI ES Consisting in pert of CHRISTMAS GOODS mont inarsh. -With his hunting boat he got close"to a flock. of ducks and killed 23 with the discharge of two barrels. ) OVERCOA—— T_, S CHAS. R. GRAY : terwartah a eon te the conid seca te y “ Get'on to the Jasper !” Maker, opposite L. Hyman & ©e,'s store ndy on Commercia: o., Nevade Clty AND l ) WE HAVE A BRAUTIFUL LINE or New Crop Walnuts . . . [= New Crop Almonds _ . Dates, Figs and Bananas Riverside Navel Oranges the RightGroves, trom Maso Is in receipt of a Fine Stock of today stating that the money would be ane One-Price Clothiers, ® NOVELTIES > iw STteeemeeinaneeel e } o — CARTER & JOHNSTON, BROL. BY,: ’ MAINTCO WIN tne Ae cheap as if not Chearper than at any other house in this city, Luetje & Brand, ® City Times. pond seed Fe ll ’ fos wre hem eee we f Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. NEW YEAR _ Nell Clothing, Furnishin Giouds, Boots, Shoes, Et ——= and the attending physician says Heiress to $25,000, Anne Van Enschutz, who has for the last two years worked as a domestic in the family of County Attorney Senn, has fallen heir to $25,000 by the death of her ndfather in Belgium. The girl, who ; ld, received a telegram only 19 years old, Ver UUpeEuL 1 GUNN Lae 1s WoO Seb veiier show them that we can and do HUdbb ddd ddb did ddbddd Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horse e s, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in WATCHMAKER any style, AND The beat of meals served at all hours,

JEWELER, Broad Street, mm Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Nevada City —IN— first child, which is strong and ear . ry, at which time the counted by @ committee of any three gentlemen in thisseal will be broken and the city, eee rebate you 6 per cent besides saving you dollar after dollar, fine stock of ~ The gucssin g contest starts in NOVEMBER {6th and ends on FEBRUARY Let, 1804, at 9 o'clock P.M, izpi The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Wind ow every day ai ing untll the Ist of Februa ‘ Both are young people, and this is their ig line of unemployed at one of Notice to Creditors. death, He was the teacher's pet. When he saw her fall forward into the fire, he STATE 27 WILLIAM A. MYER, deceased. Notice is hereby given by the vadereigned, ran to her side in a vain and futile effort ministrator of the Estate of William A. to protect her from harm, 8o he died like Myer, deceased, to the creditors of and a hero, When.the ruins-of the schoolall persons. havin claime against the said dece: , toexhibit them, with the necessary house were searched, the charred bodies vouchers, within four months rr we firat ileation of this ee the said Adminisof the teacher and the noble little fellow Eater 7 the anes % Bed on: a were found side by side, Street, Grass ey, Cal. sam The Chambers boys were both severely ween’ for the ehesetion of the business ty of Nevada, burned about the face and arms, The Sy Sent Crete Fa eed oO ANIEL 8. COLLINS, younger inhaled so much hot air that it Administrator of the estate of William A. Myer, is feared serious injury may result,— Dated saa” valley, Cal., this 22d day of DeRochester Special, ing of ducks last Sunday-on the Bel ACE NoV Beautiful Goods. A. 0. .F. of A. MIDWINTER FAIR ear, Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. Mr. Lindsay made a remarkable kill — T, MORGAN, Cashiers ~—+Hee ar out off of all of them, adda hole in left : shed—by which entrance to the school. *™°"8 whe npplionsis house was afforded, The brothers, seeing escape cut off in that direction, tore a seat loose from the floor, placed it unW. E. F. DEAL, der a window, smashed the glass and ATTORNEY :—: AT :—: LAW, managed to lift the children through. Three girls fainted, and it was with difficulty that they were dragged through the little window to a place of safety. Four-year-old John Johnson, son of a Duck Shooting, e to know that his new barber shop : the’ relief is given the credit of saving most of the headquarters had her pocket picked of 9606, Pisin oer hygoeo = be = A well to-do property-owner was also found 200 pounds. The mother is also a wom day" hs Ba of nnn Go. w. Dnuister wants all his friends ee ive AG that he is-now prepared: to : of whom are small children, an considerably above the medium size, + ORANSY ol 0 3 Cal tornis, et ty Cal. me y= toonNotice it o aK. NS irl ted ING hich this leading into. . 7 rn ‘ Hiawatha on Nov, 6, The father is an employee of the Missouri Pacific road ‘ 1t Notice, o. open d do r plumes.—Norwich Special. a : : essment .The strangest ful pink eyes and claws and grea t flowing tails as beautiful as white Gash, gold coin of ‘nnle: x cent of the purchase a “Her young were of the albino freaks were killed recently by hunters in the forests among. the wild hills about Middletown, They were perfectly white gray squirrels, with beauti id Lot is designates ou “qj , bearing first account of guardian, Toys, g Cases, Albums, Nicer Nevada City, December 27, 1893, to than Dressin ever this year at?Carr Bros.’ ete. if! ¢heAtwife of V. Gates, a daughter, Bren Ross, wea A. TAM F ‘ ROMAL . h OMduaeeemn paling raspberries in his garden a day or two teaches seipeae ot nina . sisehaias in. F Rede Con; ends Township, 423-1 hard work at the risk of their w H’% JU8T REOCKIVED A: LARGE AND MARY K. EDDY, “ Shebley. ei New Barber Shop. $3 wg For Vagrancy, children Spanis h mitie return loaded ke, She * ‘the week. Each ap‘ A fee of # ee W. J. ROGERS, arid ns en CRAWFORD, and ae be ig es in 4 Those new patent Bed Lounges at James Montana, who have been here visiting Kinkead’s. Don’t fail to go and see them. weather. All in all, I have> never seen see ea Ye aba adr Charles Eddy and family, left this morning onda 60 years so many favorable indicaShy A LITTL E HERO, Latest Style Hats _— ions of ‘an open winter, and therefore 1 for their home, predict that the sales of fuel, sleighs A Lad In Kilts Lost His Life While Trying Superintendent O. Gowell of the HarCan be found at Charles Grimes’, All sizes to Save His Teacher, and cutters will be small. to what they mony mine, who has been spending Christand colors, Go and look at them. The little district schoolhouse at Cooptf _were @ year ago.”—Scranton Letter. -erville, Livingston county, was burned mas with his family at Oakland, returned ee evening last ‘here Aeeeenemt , Ahwottings down Monday. The teacher, Miss Mabel NECTICUT FREAKS, een Porter, aged 20, and a little hero scholar SONNE OTIC vr HE Annual meeting of the stockholders of the Plenty of Rich Gravel. lost their lives, Two hours after school aFederal Loan Gee sining Os. will be held October Strawberries » White hite Blackbirds @ ac the office of the Company at A, Wutke's The ise iid beee opened Miss Porter detected the smell of store, and Albinos In the Nutmeg State. cee hhelees el aah al B street, Nevada City on Thursday, Januar ; i y smoke, e opened a door leading in llth, 1894, at 7:20 o'clock P. M : : This —tvae CARL BRAND, Secretary. ome rath ae sgl egthere wee & ves at Eabata to disco ver if ogy anyth pai ing was te snag onwood wiegs fire,shed — As she did so. the flames burst . lots of it in sight. sad is Nevada City, Dec. 28, 1898, e company arethere E 2 openSa until this week, and the orchards were into the schoolroom and enveloped the ing up ocnsiderable new ground, and in the Estray. fragrant with unseasonable blossoms on teacher. Miss Porter screamed and fel) spring will add ten stamps to their present peach, pear, apple and plum trees, and forward into the fire, mill, as it is the intention to take out much Two heifers and a small steer, one of the Immediately the schoolroom was in an the fields bright with dandelions, violets more gravel per day than is now being done, heifers black and the other red. The right uproar. There were 22 scholars, most When this is done the owners and other wild flowers. There were also will begin to. SPER, Secretary. »o’s store, on Pine eA a teen. gare son, ‘ OrderO fixingSe e timeNana, forSat hearing OAaring timefa Constable Richards of Grass Valley Look Out For Bargains, Among the applicants for teachers at brought Wm. Larimer up to the eount y Marysville, is Miss Marguerite Vineyard of jail toda since 1837, L. Lubeck is going to have a great clearto serve also ran across some boney a term of fifteen days ‘. set and ferns that hadn’t been tonched ing out sale, Particulars will be given ina for vagraycy. i sii oe Saecmpliahed . ley rales nie the Anthony House, this county. by frost, and ‘that few days. Miss K. M. Calvin of Camptonville came -d28.2t, of a mild winter, is another good sign . ‘°"%¢s and now Marshall has sued him to Discharged. determine the ownership of the horse oO 0 down on the stage last evening on her way trade d, “Tn a piece of beech woods I knocked Re to San Francisco. ee ee John Short was discharged from the Something Nice, a chipmunk over with a stone on the . The Army's Feast. W. E. Rowlands of San Francisco arcounty jail today, havin afternoon before Halloween and found g — served his term of One First-class Ticket to San Franc The Christmas dinner St tha lekvdiien rived here last. evening A new line of Fine Silk Umbrel las isco and Return, on and that it hadn't a single beechnut in its his way to Dowfifteen days for disturbing the peace. , : 2 Gold and Silver Headed Canes, at Gopun's, nieville, chops, although the nuts were plentiful, rm nny A the rg oN ae. Kearny and Aneth or Weddit sig via Stockton or Benicia, Fine Xmas and New Year's presents, tf Frank Grissell, who has been at San That is a Sure sign of warm weather up neh yy hb me ayes eaeing. wee Fenasi sen and began Francisco fer some time learning the plumbwodeie ena. -: >Teak "That ‘ . Robert Jaecke and Miss Nora Harris will ne til me late ned oe ~~ tng er’s trade, is home on a visit to his folks, . Incl ud ing One Week’s Board and Lodg be marrie . d Near! at Grass is one of the best of open winter signs, Valley this evening. i ng at any : men, women and shilans were fed a more Fi t-Cl as woodchucks hole up three weeks be. happin ~~ ro Hotel oe merer ts Se i s k ene ton Sinaia . May aood Tuck ever attend FE i ess was of prod the surgica l operat = ion , ‘Tecently performed them. : SN IO oer fore that time when the winter is going hd oe gle bens ge s feast, en him, He was out ” _ riding teday, seis to be severe. Tho toads sang 16 days ivenne capes ee: ti avmas ree in the Grant Dr, E. DuMilieu and his daughter, Miss later than usual—another good sign of a nue. Dasement, ‘than by any other work A young son of Elisha Hampton, aged mild winter. The fur of skunks and done in that city. Annie, arrived here frem Colfax last evenWhole families were fed about five years, is dangerously ill, and coons is thinner by half than it was a and in ing on their way to North Bloomfield. This Is Our Proposition: but cases clothed , and it was no unusual year ago, and that is another reason why . sight Buperintendent A. L. Begbie of the slight hopes are entertained of his reoovery, OUT to see a woman with little I, predict a very light snowfall before ? palhonbe eid ideranes took ~ : the pap e ed this morning from a Broundhog day. Rabbits are lean to which with fruit and toys going toa home would otherwise have been toyless business trip to San Francisco. what they were last year, although food and minus a turkey di : Mr, and Mrs, R. H. Dawe of Butte City, : y dinner, is abundant—a sure sign of mild winter ema er of the Board of an is indications of a mild winter ward at about bee time in the year every fall givi s took his own horse back without ng Marshall notice, He claimed that inte nts. aac il lay J. B. Parry, Rolsto Ricburn,ta,Misss JennBelle This blue lead is nothing more than solidi cay eat Seas e ae _ Henry Schrader and family of Spenceville . (aughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Replevin. foot blossoms on the highest hill . court yester This suit grew out of a M. Brophy returned yesterday frem in Lackatvanna county. I never saw the horse trade day, made a week or so ago, WillBritish Columbia, where he has been for like of it before, although I have searchiains traded horses with Marshall and after some time past. : ed for such sULU CLUTTER, EL MILLER, ‘MMA SMITH, I. L, DOUGLASS, EO. SHAW, IINNIE BRAND. warpene cd tad ne s:—The case of H, B. Marshall vs. Harry Schear left this morning for a two ao 21 picked a basketful of dandelion and . ¥-Tiding BR. Williams came up in Justice Davia’ . ™onths’ visit to his folks in Pennsylvania. ue crow’s angements. J.8, Dunn, probate, district will add materially to has filed accusat of cibtadaenes in pnd town. against a local ions Justice and Constab : ei Fg le fer A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia med : sumacs . this offense, says the Oakland Enquire and laurels on the hillsides on All Saints’ L BRAND, . Estate. eae Washicherk, J, W. time to do the decorating. All other J. A. Casserly of Downieville was in town at the Fair, and one of which she may will fied clay, and in arWals, Mrs. early days was rangements for the party are nearly comlast evening feel proud. Aside from the mineral and suppos “T notice that some wise men in on his Way White, Chas. below. ed to be the bedrock, as it is various parts of the country are predicting pleted, and it bids fair to be one of the most Williams, Miss Kate (2) J. P. Pinaola of Camptonville arrived other exhibits of the resources of the county the same dolor as the slated of that formabrilliant social events ever witnessed an uncommonly severe winter,” said several old relica have been unearthed by tion, here. here last evening on his way below. YOREIGEN, the and after a claim was'sluiced dewn to : old Lackawanna valley weather prophet, ae é é Gill, Frank the collect ors and will be Placed on exhibi. this blue clay the Going Ror Them. ae ree gold was N. E. Boyd bal Yube Clty oe Gonege tion, supposed to be! If not called for in fifteen days “but they are all wrong. All the signs the letters These asa rule pertain to early day . have been oe exhaust ed. Late point investig Van Buskirk to ation, a mild of . will Marys and be ville sent to the dead letter aie Parare in town, pee miners and mining. s -eukee ailsan open winter, The next do not meeting per-. :In Southe of Lyle . however : rn California the Dreyfus , s, proved who the has true ney been nm you see ‘caterpillars eid liing 00 . mit charact quite er of this . Mes calling for any of theses letters will. pe ai sick, the to ls be ined tani : Grass the Constables and Justices 8 . blue Cemmisoe sionerss will of the Peace be held in : to pleaseforsay advertised, and pay a fee of one} : leadrPand tests showed it ine be even cent Valley on Monday, January 1, 1894. each letter. richer in the yellow metal than the top aia id bee last month; 4 voll chpon you may phat set itedown as to multipl y fees in vagrancy cases with abso-. ‘ Supervisor E, W, Donnell ; a fact that the potas men will Be an: ia j y. of Gres Vali YER i» c i a eraan: ae dirt. . The resumption. of mining in the pti tay dela Cottage Hill is in ee e Core n 0: A Wedding. e s RRNA nee ig ae Dutch Flat an. Ist uple. role ee eae. De meet! ————————————— . Armory Hall in gay style for their New cisco, arrived here last evenin Year's ball. If the large g. oe ballreom does not. a E. L. Rugg of Oakland’ arrive we ere De wad is in that locality and d here last . °°™™issioners are makin g good progress, lek beast ie’ still rich in the yellow metal. it will si be fur want of . evening to spend rer ws tis SIGNS OF A Mit.D WINTER, ’ Superior Court. m, BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. so many years by the late William Wolf, = Sorter < THE MIDWINTER PAIR. Office. piolouer i One trial will convince you that I not onl boom eep the tat best, bbufg YYsell os aod Eto, Ete, the lowest prices. 4 "THOS. KIDD eae ". Commercial Street, Junction of Main. You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your HOLIDAY SWEETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMETLY ATTENDED TO. ¥