December 28, 1898 (4 pages)

cents = tf, a treet xtra has com. acies Mr, ‘ices, ane heir : tf. ’ Sarsaparilla. All forms of this painTHE TRA SCRIPT, senate Bright Yellow. For additioaai local news see first page. York City. The doctor says he is go Monday Night.ing Armory Hall for next Monday the forbidding walls ‘of the interior . Mutation of silver dollars. It is the into a bower of palms, evergreens, ferns, . Very same gold which he calls argenfairly judged we present the following flowers and festoons, The tickets that . tauram (Latin for silver-gold) that. is are on Sale at various business places . Seen in the Emmens collection at the plications: throughout the city are selling rapidly, . Stockton library. Of course there is and a large attendance is aseured. no doubt it is gold; The annual parties of the, Native . course it always has been gold. Daughters have succeeded the. Young. ‘The piece on display is about half an Men’s Social Club parties of from fif-. inch square and as thick as heavy teen to thirty-five years ago as the/. bristol-board. It is of bright golden swell social functions of the county. . color and 24 karats fine. But, unlike It is at these gatherings that the beauty . pure gold of the natural sort, it. is not and chivalry assembles once a year . soft; on the contrary, the little piece, from all the country around to see and . though thin as already stated, is tough, be seen, to admire and be admired. _. stiff and springy. : beeen eal ieee Emmens does not transmute silver ~The Coming Show. into gold at all. Silver ore contains Serena some. particles of the more precious RpOREaTG OF oe Pwontieth Century metal pea he merely ceca, those Vaudevilles which will appear at the partisioe Bat Kmmens in '& ittte theater here next Tuesday and’ Wedcain pw written by iit ow the cab nesday evenings, the Salinas Journal ject of argentauram, says: pc “The Twentieth Century Vaude“So far as my obs Seoations Lave. Vai night eee ee — last gone, I am led to believe that ordinary thak-ceas a a i a i i aie’ Séwhe silver consists of groups of particles . having varying degrees of molecular Miss ace have been meh larger stability. Some of these groups are had the public known what an excellcapable of disintegration and rearent show it was. The closing comedy rangement in the them. 68 acon: ‘My Neighbor's Wife,’ is a very lively taurum, and this latter appears ra be tas henge piattaens sey d ie altogether unstable. At the least chilies Be5, ‘ ind rene provocation, so to speak, it reverts into .Club-man, playing ber part ina most silver or advances into gold , praiseworthy manner, as did Misses “This seems to explain why thechiehi. Brinnon esehrtg seg cee ap ne ical analysis of gold found in nature tt id 8 spbiioaks tl ns . invariably shows thé’presence of both all of the curtain. The specialties silver end gold.” :are all good, and moreover they are ito Professor William Crookes of Kennew. Missés Lloyd and Johnson did a. °. neat dance, and Miss Blair's singing wington Fark Gardens, London, sent “s 2 letter last year to Dr. Emmens ques,was heartily enjoyed. The sketch, ‘My. ,. 2 : (Grandmother’s Grandson,’ proved to tioning him as to whether his achieve‘ ibe ment wastransmutation. Inthecourse (be something entirely different from of his letter to Professor Crookes, Em‘abything we have seen, and Steinle resanie-anhds ‘and Seinmen were funny in everything ur ¥ oe Per they did. ‘Lee Farnham and Rey Ad. I do not even insist that the metal : 4 : obtained in the experiment or pro-. @ms had things their own way when : ; they stepped on the stage, and the duced under better economical conwhistling of Joe Jessem was the best ditions in the Argentaurum laboratory thet has ever’ been heard in Salinas. is gold. I choose to call it so, but this : is not binding on you or anyone else. ” Altogether the show hs a@ good “one, All that the members of the Argen; taurum syndicate are really concerned re Heart Disease. with, is the question whether the United ‘The funeral of Edward Brophy, a na. States Assay Office will pay gold price tive of Ireland aged nearly 59 years. for the metal, whatever it may be. who died Sunday at Sweetland of heart . The question has been answered to our disease after an extended illness, took . satisfaction. We have sold to the place af North San Juan yesterday and . United States Assay Office three ingots was largely attended. Mr. Brophy was!of what we call argentaurum gold. hart some years ago while working in. 'They weighed, after melting, 7.04, 9.61, the Manzanita mine at Sweetland, and!and 10.96 ounces respectively, and had ever since been failing, although . netted $95.05, $120 10 and $147.61.” he managed to keep around till a comparatively recent time. He leaves a. is said that since then quite a large widow and a daughter Sy a former . quantity of gold has been sold to the wife. He was highly respected in. his! government by the laboratory, which is locality. engaged in the businessas a moneyMT a eae cor making venture, according to Emmens. A Bad Fail. Mexican silver dollars are transmuted The five-year-old danghter of C. M. into gold and coined over into twentyBuck was sitting this afternoon on*a. dollar gold pieces, Emmens uses 4/4 partial eclipse of the moon. The ob-. porch railing at Mrs, H. ©. Mills’ new . chemical process, but he informed the scuration lasted about half an hour. house on Sacramento street when she . English Professor how to make a little HOW 10 MAKE GOLD, _ It the Mail is to be believed there is on exhibition at the Free Library in. state Teachers’ Association in Santa ; ". Stockton a piece of gold made from) Rosa Monday, Dr. Elmer E. Brown, THE 1B AR’S SWRI R " CT . silver. This ' piece of gold Dr. £mprofessor of pedagogy, read the, report . L 0 ION. mens, the owner of a large mimeral ex-. of the committee of the California hibit at Stockton, tells the Mail he doy, Beauty and Style at Armory Hall/msde. Ho-hasa laboratory near New/ot Study for Elementary Schools,” ing to perform the miracle right before recommendations: _ The Native Daughters of Laurel Par-. the public at the Paris exposition in Boa: lor are making good headway beautify-. 1900, where he will manufacture a miniature of the Capitol at Washingevening’s party. They will transform . ton out of the gold he gets from transschools of the State. ut equally of. presented to the State Board by the That was in May of last year, and it. , 4 number of Nevada City people are Schools of California, In the meeting of the California Council of Education on “The Course ‘. The committee made the following That the State. Board: ot Education be requested to prescribe the outlines of a course of study for all of the In order that this proposal may be suggestions as to its meaning and im1. The recommendation should: be State Teachers’ Associationiand Should be based on the general results of the inquiry instituted by the Council of Edueation. k ; 2. The State Board should not be asked to prescribe a complete course of study, but only the outlines of such a course. These outlines should cover only a portion, perhaps two-thirds or three-fourths of the time of each grade, leaving the remainder to be distributed by city, and county authority, This committee has held that the local authorities, in turn, should have a portion of the school time to be allotted by the individual teacher, according to his judgment of the needs and opportunities of his school. 3. The State Board, in prescribing such outlines, should take due account® of the differences of conditions, as between city and country schools. This should not be done in the way of making essentially different ‘outlines for city and country, but rather by allowing a longer time for the completion. of the course in country schools, and possibly by muking larger provision for manual training and related subjects in city systems. hoa gt at aes gs ia Went Off the Bridge. Yesterday morning asthe Washington stage was making the up trip from this city, one of the lead horses fell off the end ofa bridge across the South Yuba ditch at the Milliken Ranch. Mrs. M. D. Cooley of the German mine was a passenger, being on her way home from San Francisco, and she took the other lead horse by the bit also went over into the ditch carrying the lady with it. Messrs. Gaylord, Trevithick and Waggoner of this city happened along. They helped torescue the lady, get the horses out of the ditch and start the stage on its way rejoicing. No great damage had been. done, Cooley was a trifle sore and she got Sicvanes gespies UNIFORM STUDY COURSE. . © BR WEDNESDAY, . -++ DEC. 28, 1898. dist ‘Beat Silver Til Tt Taras a Plan For Obtaining One Throughout the while driver Kobler was trying to get ay will be sent to the dead letter of-. house. rhe up the one that had fallen. The horse . letters will please say “advert sed,” and she was holding became frantic and . paya fee of one cént for each letter. EEE although one of the arms of Mrs. Sake 31 ah sition as housekeeper. ban O. M. Eastman has found pay dirt in his claim on Diamond creek; =< Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Councm Camper. « d19-2w Prof. Michell will give a fish-horn social at Odd Fellows hall Sata: rday evening. . pas) es This morning’s weather forecast was: Partly cloudy to-night, tomorrow probably fairand cooler. , Call at B. Bullard’s; Bréad’ Street, for r mush, and chipped beef fresh cut and in quantities’ to suit at Gaylord & Son's a d tf. _It is expected that the new telephone line from Washington to Maybert will be completed in six weeks. ‘The builders will incorporate. “The four-foot ledge which was. recently struck in the Lindsay mine near May bert continues to improve as work on it is pushed ahead. =o * “lL adies’ Heavy Weight — re Ghe Racket Store, Granzeript Block. Always the Best, ‘ For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. + 00 Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. n 28-tf Mike Crowley, who was arrested at ++ —_+-000 — Washington for disturbing the peace Gold and Silver Watches and got a change of venue to this city, . In the very latest designs and of best will be tried by a jury in Justice Holquality are offered at the lowest prices brook’s court on Saturday afternoon. . at Luetje & Brand's. -: tf It is said that the company for which Cart's guns shine in Wasntbess [50 CENTS A WEEK While Luke Voyce of Willow Valley was wrestling with a friend he accidentally fell and broke his left arm between the wrist and the elbow.The Denver company for which. J. Cohoe recently bonded Fritz Meister’s quartz claim on Canyon creek has made arrangements to begin work. townsbip for $40,000 will at once build a mill and begin work. A crashing of twenty tons from these claims was recently put through the Hagle Bird mill and paid well. Position Wanted As housekeeper in a small family. Care more eo for a good home than for the wages. Apply Advertised Letters. at this office. 28-lw The following is a list of the letters Watch and Chain Found. ° remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada Saree City, December 28: A watch and chain found on Broad street Bummings Jack can be recovered by applying to the underFrancesina, Miss Mary signed, proving property and paying for Gilbert, E. J. this advertisement. LUETJE & BRAND. Tont, Miss Grace White, Byron Dancing School. Winters, Theodore Prof. Mich ll’s ladies’ and gentlemens’ FOREIGN. dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday vight; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own Manuel Lopez Alfaro ff not called for in fifteen days let Parties calling for any; of these J. B. CARR, Postmaster: ~~ 2@e--—. 3, <1) SQ, Cl CI Ob, Cl-> Oo, as} fer} rar) ns) oy} oy} yn} @e Wrst Nest Sore? SOrSd Waral Nera? 029 8.0 Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock in. Wines Hebe aan e Siler Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come ‘and take a eS PSee\ (SEN 7S Eo Say) (iar) yar) (yon look.at them. [d8-tf] Lurrse & Brann . <> MEY SQ GY a Ma Ne Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, uterne, Riesliag, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle MARRIED. her feet wet. —_—_—_-—-~+ e@e o—-— Gvwing to the Party. 28, by Rev. Father Clyne,. Manuel Silva} Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, and Miss Regina Keeney, both of Wil-. Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, low Valley. : At St. Canice Catholic Church, Deo. bs Mepegn Table Claret, per gallon, 50: up. going to Grass Valley this evening to attend the dedicatory recéption at the Empire mine. They will be certain to have a thoroughly good time. IER eo ES The Moon Eclipsed. Last evening at about dark there was lost her balance and fell backward aj} gold bimself,on a small scale. The distance of twelve feet, striking on her . recipe is as follows: head. She was unconscious for a; ‘Take a Mexican dollar (a coin which, : time. It is difticult to tell at this . as now minted, is certified by the Unit‘writing just how badly she is hurt, but . ed States Assay Office here to be free her symptomsare favorable. Nobones . from gold—i.e., not to have more than vwere broken. a ‘trace’) and. dispose it in an apparatus aad which will prevent expansion or flow. Arrighini Mill Plead Guilty. Then subject it to heavy, rapid and conJack Arrighini who killed his brother . tinuous beating under conditious of at Truckee, was sent to State prison for . ©!4, such as to prevent even a temtwenty years and then getting a new. Porary rise of temperature when 0 trial by appeal to the Supreme Court . >lows are struck. Test the material was recently brought back to the from hour to hour, and at length ya county jail, has expressed a desire to. Will find more than a youl gold. plead guilty which step will probably; 4 sage in writing at the end of secure for him a light sentence next Dr. Emmen’s pamphlet states that his : ; total production of gold up to qanuary wae 31, 1898, was 750 ounces, worth $10,000. So his moderation is equal to his ingenuity. +: Ge — A Couple Made Happy. At St. Canice Church this forenoon Rev. Father Clyne pronounced the words that made Manuel Silvaand Miss i i 1 lights of the : f Willow Valley, . Two leading teetota a we rg tnd a quiet scddine. “lang toun” of Kirkcaldy, Scotland, were only the relatives and close friends at. "eturning home one ci — attendtending. The couple left on the noon . '8: 8 highly successfu to aakcan train to spend their honeymoon. meeting, when they managed to get spilt DANES) 00S" ace A eR out their trap, receiving some damage. A Divorce Granted. A local editor, after giving full details of the accident, added with grim humor: “Fortunately both gentlemen were sober at the time.” “The veiled suggestio: that they were not custemarily sober greatly irritated the temperate couple, and a strong letter was written to the, editor demanding an apology. The apology duly appeared. It ran: “Messrs.——aad——demand an apology . for oux having stated that the time Cure SororvLa promptly and perma-. 6 ineir accident they were both sober. nently by a thorough course of Hood’s. w, nave pleasure in withdrawing our observation.” _———_~ e@e-o—___ ‘An Editorial. Apology. In the Superior Court this morning _Jadge Nilon granted Cary G. Manion a divorcee from ‘his wife, Mrs. Millie Manion. They were married at Grass ValMey August 19, 1897, and a few months after the wedding the wife/ got tired of married life and ‘quit. The couple thave not had any children. ful disease yield to the blood purifying power of this great medicine, + 0@e + ( fiicials Swear in Tues Jay. Hoop’s Pits are the best family ca-. wey Monday at noon the newly~thartic and/liver tonic. Gentle, relia-. .jected county officials will assume the / bie, sure. ; duties of their several positions. On : the following day. they will take their Jewelry of All Kinds. oaths of office, as 1t would not be legal In Aooking for Xmas presents call . ¢o swear on Monday, which is by law a and see’ our fine line of Rings—in all . jegal holiday. shapes—Brooches, Link Buttons, Studs, ‘ ge Scarf Pius, and anything in the JewGeorge Clark.at Vancouver. elry line which is the. aioe hing: George Clark, formerly, of North the market. eet} Lcnrse a BRAND, Bloomfield; is ranning a gambling _ Best and freshest confectionery at house at Vancouver, Washington, where Do you g2t up with a headache?Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a poor appetite and a weak digestion. ~You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. ou have cold hands and feet. You. get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the cause of all AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with jt. }'" “0m aff eniton cans—also by THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL A. ISOARD & SON TOWLE BROS. CO. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, By Case or Bottle. SEQUOIA, . yrus Noble, and Manhattan Club. Whiskies, : Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. f IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. AND MINING TIMBERS, Frenck C a Ch Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Cognac eA aii ask ood ra For Filling Spaces. Your holiday calculations should includ the smaller but not unimportant articles such as Fine Fresh Candy, New Orop Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Popcorn, Christmas ‘ree Ornaments, etv. We can fill your orders for these goods better than any other house in town. We procured a large quantity of excellent quality and sell at prices that will tickle your pocket book. JAMES. FOLEY, The Confectioner. Commercial St. Nevada City, -KINKEAD’S i ROOK ‘Furniture Store . ss vivace : i; Roman Chairs, x Bay Window Chairs, . $ . Rockers and Wicker Chairs, 0) RUGS, Fancy Divans, PICTURES, MERINO. UNDERVESTS, ‘canumgeme . SUSt the Thing for Gold Weather. \See Our New Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts, Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS . ; At Prices to Please All. : Latest Shapes and Styles in %*% % & Soft and Stil Hats, FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE <= Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, 'NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, Jn great variety and at remarkably low prices, 4 an ; ) Coys and Sancy Soods FOR THE HOLIDAYS At the Lowest Prices, ~qge E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St, Has a full line of Dollis, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas,’ besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions, Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Yuts and Fruits, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. aaiesiiiieadmatatemen this trouble? ~ Constipated bowels. will give you prompt relief and certain cure. Keep Your Blood Pure. , If you have neglected your case a long time, you had better take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla SH Re tt RS also. It will remove ail . impurities that h bee accumulating in your ‘blood and will greatly strengthen— your nerves. ite the Doct p nates may be someth about you do not quite under Write the doctor freely: tell % hea od You will promptl eive ) best madicn! advice. br. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. him how you Homann’s. , d5-tf . the Eighth Regiment is located. _ GROCERY . J.J.JACKSON, -Depot for Fancy Groceries— Pepa idk gaa $1 00. Pickles, % gal.bottles. 25 Duffy's Malt. roo} . Gamecock Whisky Ju. 1 00] Olives, : IXL Whisky .:.... 75. Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 nai Root Beer bowtie 10. Everything else in proportion, ire’s rBEEHIVE Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup , Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ee PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED MEATS AND FISH., in bulk, per gal. 50 am % “ I 25 3for so Ladies, Gents’ . , HANDKERCHIEFS, KID GLOVES Fe adie: ana ROSENBERG BROS Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs, 50 cents per box of ¥ dozen. Ladies’ Initial Hdkfs., Linen, $1 “ “ “ Y% « Gents’ Initial Handkerchief, $1 “ “ “ Yo « Gents’ Initial Handkerchiefs, Linen, $1.75 “ “ 4% These Handkerchiefs are the best bargains ever offered in this county, We have only a limited stock of them, so please call early and secure your initial, as we can get no more of them. They are worth as much again as we sell them for. KID GLOVES. a fm@ Remember, we are agents of the celebrated Centemeri and Columbus Kid Gloves. We are selling ; Centemeri Kid Gloves for $1 50. Columbus Kid Gloves for $1 25. Our own importation Kid Gloves for $1. . We carry the best $1 Kid Glove in the market, ulso a large stock of Children’s Kid Gloves. . : COATS AND CAPES. In our Coat and Cape Department we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS for this week. All kinds of Obristmas goods sold at a great reduction. Cali is the Give it a Trial. e* s sa ee bailed 2= @ « and consult us before purchasing your Christmas presents, / % ROSENBERG BROS,

cents = tf, a treet xtra has com. acies Mr, ‘ices, ane heir : tf. ’ Sarsaparilla. All forms of this painTHE TRA SCRIPT, senate Bright Yellow. For additioaai local news see first page. York City. The doctor says he is go Monday Night.ing Armory Hall for next Monday the forbidding walls ‘of the interior . Mutation of silver dollars. It is the into a bower of palms, evergreens, ferns, . Very same gold which he calls argenfairly judged we present the following flowers and festoons, The tickets that . tauram (Latin for silver-gold) that. is are on Sale at various business places . Seen in the Emmens collection at the plications: throughout the city are selling rapidly, . Stockton library. Of course there is and a large attendance is aseured. no doubt it is gold; The annual parties of the, Native . course it always has been gold. Daughters have succeeded the. Young. ‘The piece on display is about half an Men’s Social Club parties of from fif-. inch square and as thick as heavy teen to thirty-five years ago as the/. bristol-board. It is of bright golden swell social functions of the county. . color and 24 karats fine. But, unlike It is at these gatherings that the beauty . pure gold of the natural sort, it. is not and chivalry assembles once a year . soft; on the contrary, the little piece, from all the country around to see and . though thin as already stated, is tough, be seen, to admire and be admired. _. stiff and springy. : beeen eal ieee Emmens does not transmute silver ~The Coming Show. into gold at all. Silver ore contains Serena some. particles of the more precious RpOREaTG OF oe Pwontieth Century metal pea he merely ceca, those Vaudevilles which will appear at the partisioe Bat Kmmens in '& ittte theater here next Tuesday and’ Wedcain pw written by iit ow the cab nesday evenings, the Salinas Journal ject of argentauram, says: pc “The Twentieth Century Vaude“So far as my obs Seoations Lave. Vai night eee ee — last gone, I am led to believe that ordinary thak-ceas a a i a i i aie’ Séwhe silver consists of groups of particles . having varying degrees of molecular Miss ace have been meh larger stability. Some of these groups are had the public known what an excellcapable of disintegration and rearent show it was. The closing comedy rangement in the them. 68 acon: ‘My Neighbor's Wife,’ is a very lively taurum, and this latter appears ra be tas henge piattaens sey d ie altogether unstable. At the least chilies Be5, ‘ ind rene provocation, so to speak, it reverts into .Club-man, playing ber part ina most silver or advances into gold , praiseworthy manner, as did Misses “This seems to explain why thechiehi. Brinnon esehrtg seg cee ap ne ical analysis of gold found in nature tt id 8 spbiioaks tl ns . invariably shows thé’presence of both all of the curtain. The specialties silver end gold.” :are all good, and moreover they are ito Professor William Crookes of Kennew. Missés Lloyd and Johnson did a. °. neat dance, and Miss Blair's singing wington Fark Gardens, London, sent “s 2 letter last year to Dr. Emmens ques,was heartily enjoyed. The sketch, ‘My. ,. 2 : (Grandmother’s Grandson,’ proved to tioning him as to whether his achieve‘ ibe ment wastransmutation. Inthecourse (be something entirely different from of his letter to Professor Crookes, Em‘abything we have seen, and Steinle resanie-anhds ‘and Seinmen were funny in everything ur ¥ oe Per they did. ‘Lee Farnham and Rey Ad. I do not even insist that the metal : 4 : obtained in the experiment or pro-. @ms had things their own way when : ; they stepped on the stage, and the duced under better economical conwhistling of Joe Jessem was the best ditions in the Argentaurum laboratory thet has ever’ been heard in Salinas. is gold. I choose to call it so, but this : is not binding on you or anyone else. ” Altogether the show hs a@ good “one, All that the members of the Argen; taurum syndicate are really concerned re Heart Disease. with, is the question whether the United ‘The funeral of Edward Brophy, a na. States Assay Office will pay gold price tive of Ireland aged nearly 59 years. for the metal, whatever it may be. who died Sunday at Sweetland of heart . The question has been answered to our disease after an extended illness, took . satisfaction. We have sold to the place af North San Juan yesterday and . United States Assay Office three ingots was largely attended. Mr. Brophy was!of what we call argentaurum gold. hart some years ago while working in. 'They weighed, after melting, 7.04, 9.61, the Manzanita mine at Sweetland, and!and 10.96 ounces respectively, and had ever since been failing, although . netted $95.05, $120 10 and $147.61.” he managed to keep around till a comparatively recent time. He leaves a. is said that since then quite a large widow and a daughter Sy a former . quantity of gold has been sold to the wife. He was highly respected in. his! government by the laboratory, which is locality. engaged in the businessas a moneyMT a eae cor making venture, according to Emmens. A Bad Fail. Mexican silver dollars are transmuted The five-year-old danghter of C. M. into gold and coined over into twentyBuck was sitting this afternoon on*a. dollar gold pieces, Emmens uses 4/4 partial eclipse of the moon. The ob-. porch railing at Mrs, H. ©. Mills’ new . chemical process, but he informed the scuration lasted about half an hour. house on Sacramento street when she . English Professor how to make a little HOW 10 MAKE GOLD, _ It the Mail is to be believed there is on exhibition at the Free Library in. state Teachers’ Association in Santa ; ". Stockton a piece of gold made from) Rosa Monday, Dr. Elmer E. Brown, THE 1B AR’S SWRI R " CT . silver. This ' piece of gold Dr. £mprofessor of pedagogy, read the, report . L 0 ION. mens, the owner of a large mimeral ex-. of the committee of the California hibit at Stockton, tells the Mail he doy, Beauty and Style at Armory Hall/msde. Ho-hasa laboratory near New/ot Study for Elementary Schools,” ing to perform the miracle right before recommendations: _ The Native Daughters of Laurel Par-. the public at the Paris exposition in Boa: lor are making good headway beautify-. 1900, where he will manufacture a miniature of the Capitol at Washingevening’s party. They will transform . ton out of the gold he gets from transschools of the State. ut equally of. presented to the State Board by the That was in May of last year, and it. , 4 number of Nevada City people are Schools of California, In the meeting of the California Council of Education on “The Course ‘. The committee made the following That the State. Board: ot Education be requested to prescribe the outlines of a course of study for all of the In order that this proposal may be suggestions as to its meaning and im1.. The recommendation should: be State Teachers’ Associationiand Should be based on the general results of the inquiry instituted by the Council of Edueation. k ; 2. The State Board should not be asked to prescribe a complete course of study, but only the outlines of such a course. These outlines should cover only a portion, perhaps two-thirds or three-fourths of the time of each grade, leaving the remainder to be distributed by city, and county authority, This committee has held that the local authorities, in turn, should have a portion of the school time to be allotted by the individual teacher, according to his judgment of the needs and opportunities of his school. 3. The State Board, in prescribing such outlines, should take due account® of the differences of conditions, as between city and country schools. This should not be done in the way of making essentially different ‘outlines for city and country, but rather by allowing a longer time for the completion. of the course in country schools, and possibly by muking larger provision for manual training and related subjects in city systems. hoa gt at aes gs ia Went Off the Bridge. Yesterday morning asthe Washington stage was making the up trip from this city, one of the lead horses fell off the end ofa bridge across the South Yuba ditch at the Milliken Ranch. Mrs. M. D. Cooley of the German mine was a passenger, being on her way home from San Francisco, and she took the other lead horse by the bit also went over into the ditch carrying the lady with it. Messrs. Gaylord, Trevithick and Waggoner of this city happened along. They helped torescue the lady, get the horses out of the ditch and start the stage on its way rejoicing. No great damage had been. done, Cooley was a trifle sore and she got Sicvanes gespies UNIFORM STUDY COURSE. . © BR WEDNESDAY, . -++ DEC. 28, 1898. dist ‘Beat Silver Til Tt Taras a Plan For Obtaining One Throughout the while driver Kobler was trying to get ay will be sent to the dead letter of-. house. rhe up the one that had fallen. The horse . letters will please say “advert sed,” and she was holding became frantic and . paya fee of one cént for each letter. EEE although one of the arms of Mrs. Sake 31 ah sition as housekeeper.. ban O. M. Eastman has found pay dirt in his claim on Diamond creek; =< Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Councm Camper. « d19-2w Prof. Michell will give a fish-horn social at Odd Fellows hall Sata: rday evening. . pas) es This morning’s weather forecast was: Partly cloudy to-night, tomorrow probably fairand cooler. , Call at B. Bullard’s; Bréad’ Street, for r mush, and chipped beef fresh cut and in quantities’ to suit at Gaylord & Son's a d tf. _It is expected that the new telephone line from Washington to Maybert will be completed in six weeks. ‘The builders will incorporate. “The four-foot ledge which was. recently struck in the Lindsay mine near May bert continues to improve as work on it is pushed ahead. =o * “lL adies’ Heavy Weight — re Ghe Racket Store, Granzeript Block. Always the Best, ‘ For the best value in Suits and Overcoats—Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. + 00 Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. n 28-tf Mike Crowley, who was arrested at ++ —_+-000 — Washington for disturbing the peace Gold and Silver Watches and got a change of venue to this city, . In the very latest designs and of best will be tried by a jury in Justice Holquality are offered at the lowest prices brook’s court on Saturday afternoon. . at Luetje & Brand's. -: tf It is said that the company for which Cart's guns shine in Wasntbess [50 CENTS A WEEK While Luke Voyce of Willow Valley was wrestling with a friend he accidentally fell and broke his left arm between the wrist and the elbow.The Denver company for which. J. Cohoe recently bonded Fritz Meister’s quartz claim on Canyon creek has made arrangements to begin work. townsbip for $40,000 will at once build a mill and begin work. A crashing of twenty tons from these claims was recently put through the Hagle Bird mill and paid well. Position Wanted As housekeeper in a small family. Care more eo for a good home than for the wages. Apply Advertised Letters. at this office. 28-lw The following is a list of the letters Watch and Chain Found. ° remaining in the Postoftice at Nevada Saree City, December 28: A watch and chain found on Broad street Bummings Jack can be recovered by applying to the underFrancesina, Miss Mary signed, proving property and paying for Gilbert, E. J. this advertisement. LUETJE & BRAND. Tont, Miss Grace White, Byron Dancing School. Winters, Theodore Prof. Mich ll’s ladies’ and gentlemens’ FOREIGN. dancing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday vight; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials [ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own Manuel Lopez Alfaro ff not called for in fifteen days let Parties calling for any; of these J. B. CARR, Postmaster: ~~ 2@e--—. 3, <1) SQ, Cl CI Ob, Cl-> Oo, as} fer} rar) ns) oy} oy} yn} @e Wrst Nest Sore? SOrSd Waral Nera? 029 8.0 Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock in. Wines Hebe aan e Siler Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come ‘and take a eS PSee\ (SEN 7S Eo Say) (iar) yar) (yon look.at them. [d8-tf] Lurrse & Brann . <> MEY SQ GY a Ma Ne Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica,

uterne, Riesliag, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle MARRIED. her feet wet. —_—_—_-—-~+ e@e o—-— Gvwing to the Party. 28, by Rev. Father Clyne,. Manuel Silva} Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 up, and Miss Regina Keeney, both of Wil-. Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, low Valley. : At St. Canice Catholic Church, Deo. bs Mepegn Table Claret, per gallon, 50: up. going to Grass Valley this evening to attend the dedicatory recéption at the Empire mine. They will be certain to have a thoroughly good time. IER eo ES The Moon Eclipsed. Last evening at about dark there was lost her balance and fell backward aj} gold bimself,on a small scale. The distance of twelve feet, striking on her . recipe is as follows: head. She was unconscious for a; ‘Take a Mexican dollar (a coin which, : time. It is difticult to tell at this . as now minted, is certified by the Unit‘writing just how badly she is hurt, but . ed States Assay Office here to be free her symptomsare favorable. Nobones . from gold—i.e., not to have more than vwere broken. a ‘trace’) and. dispose it in an apparatus aad which will prevent expansion or flow. Arrighini Mill Plead Guilty. Then subject it to heavy, rapid and conJack Arrighini who killed his brother . tinuous beating under conditious of at Truckee, was sent to State prison for . ©!4, such as to prevent even a temtwenty years and then getting a new. Porary rise of temperature when 0 trial by appeal to the Supreme Court . >lows are struck. Test the material was recently brought back to the from hour to hour, and at length ya county jail, has expressed a desire to. Will find more than a youl gold. plead guilty which step will probably; 4 sage in writing at the end of secure for him a light sentence next Dr. Emmen’s pamphlet states that his : ; total production of gold up to qanuary wae 31, 1898, was 750 ounces, worth $10,000. So his moderation is equal to his ingenuity. +: Ge — A Couple Made Happy. At St. Canice Church this forenoon Rev. Father Clyne pronounced the words that made Manuel Silvaand Miss i i 1 lights of the : f Willow Valley, . Two leading teetota a we rg tnd a quiet scddine. “lang toun” of Kirkcaldy, Scotland, were only the relatives and close friends at. "eturning home one ci — attendtending. The couple left on the noon . '8: 8 highly successfu to aakcan train to spend their honeymoon. meeting, when they managed to get spilt DANES) 00S" ace A eR out their trap, receiving some damage. A Divorce Granted. A local editor, after giving full details of the accident, added with grim humor: “Fortunately both gentlemen were sober at the time.” “The veiled suggestio: that they were not custemarily sober greatly irritated the temperate couple, and a strong letter was written to the, editor demanding an apology. The apology duly appeared. It ran: “Messrs.——aad——demand an apology . for oux having stated that the time Cure SororvLa promptly and perma-. 6 ineir accident they were both sober. nently by a thorough course of Hood’s. w, nave pleasure in withdrawing our observation.” _———_~ e@e-o—___ ‘An Editorial. Apology. In the Superior Court this morning _Jadge Nilon granted Cary G. Manion a divorcee from ‘his wife, Mrs. Millie Manion. They were married at Grass ValMey August 19, 1897, and a few months after the wedding the wife/ got tired of married life and ‘quit. The couple thave not had any children. ful disease yield to the blood purifying power of this great medicine, + 0@e + ( fiicials Swear in Tues Jay. Hoop’s Pits are the best family ca-. wey Monday at noon the newly~thartic and/liver tonic. Gentle, relia-. .jected county officials will assume the / bie, sure. ; duties of their several positions. On : the following day. they will take their Jewelry of All Kinds. oaths of office, as 1t would not be legal In Aooking for Xmas presents call . ¢o swear on Monday, which is by law a and see’ our fine line of Rings—in all . jegal holiday. shapes—Brooches, Link Buttons, Studs, ‘ ge Scarf Pius, and anything in the JewGeorge Clark.at Vancouver. elry line which is the. aioe hing: George Clark, formerly, of North the market. eet} Lcnrse a BRAND, Bloomfield; is ranning a gambling _ Best and freshest confectionery at house at Vancouver, Washington, where Do you g2t up with a headache?Is there a bad taste in your mouth? Then you have a poor appetite and a weak digestion. ~You are frequently dizzy, always feel dull and drowsy. ou have cold hands and feet. You. get but little benefit from your food. You have no ambition to work and the sharp pains of neuralgia dart through your body. What is the cause of all AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY And As Cheap As Pine. All modern houses finished with jt. }'" “0m aff eniton cans—also by THE BEST OF BUILDING LUMBER, MILL A. ISOARD & SON TOWLE BROS. CO. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, By Case or Bottle. SEQUOIA, . yrus Noble, and Manhattan Club. Whiskies, : Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. f IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. AND MINING TIMBERS, Frenck C a Ch Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 51. Cognac eA aii ask ood ra For Filling Spaces. Your holiday calculations should includ the smaller but not unimportant articles such as Fine Fresh Candy, New Orop Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Bananas, Popcorn, Christmas ‘ree Ornaments, etv. We can fill your orders for these goods better than any other house in town. We procured a large quantity of excellent quality and sell at prices that will tickle your pocket book. JAMES. FOLEY, The Confectioner. Commercial St. Nevada City, -KINKEAD’S i ROOK ‘Furniture Store . ss vivace : i; Roman Chairs, x Bay Window Chairs, . $ . Rockers and Wicker Chairs, 0) RUGS, Fancy Divans, PICTURES, MERINO. UNDERVESTS, ‘canumgeme . SUSt the Thing for Gold Weather. \See Our New Stock of FINE CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts, Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS . ; At Prices to Please All. : Latest Shapes and Styles in %*% % & Soft and Stil Hats, FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE <= Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, 'NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, Jn great variety and at remarkably low prices, 4 an ; ) Coys and Sancy Soods FOR THE HOLIDAYS At the Lowest Prices, ~qge E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St, Has a full line of Dollis, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas,’ besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions, Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Yuts and Fruits, CIGARS AND TOBACCO. aaiesiiiieadmatatemen this trouble? ~ Constipated bowels. will give you prompt relief and certain cure. Keep Your Blood Pure. , If you have neglected your case a long time, you had better take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla SH Re tt RS also. It will remove ail . impurities that h bee accumulating in your ‘blood and will greatly strengthen— your nerves. ite the Doct p nates may be someth about you do not quite under Write the doctor freely: tell % hea od You will promptl eive ) best madicn! advice. br. J. C. Ayer, Lowell, Mass. him how you Homann’s. , d5-tf . the Eighth Regiment is located. _ GROCERY .. J.J.JACKSON, -Depot for Fancy Groceries— Pepa idk gaa $1 00. Pickles, % gal.bottles.. 25 Duffy's Malt.. roo} . Gamecock Whisky Ju. 1 00] Olives, : IXL Whisky .:........ 75. Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 nai Root Beer bowtie 10. Everything else in proportion, ire’s rBEEHIVE Proprietor Agency For--[onogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup , Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale ee PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED MEATS AND FISH., in bulk, per gal. 50 am % “ I 25 3for so Ladies, Gents’ . , HANDKERCHIEFS, KID GLOVES Fe adie: ana ROSENBERG BROS Ladies’ Initial Handkerchiefs, 50 cents per box of ¥ dozen. Ladies’ Initial Hdkfs., Linen, $1 “ “ “ Y% « Gents’ Initial Handkerchief, $1 “ “ “ Yo « Gents’ Initial Handkerchiefs, Linen, $1.75 “ “ 4% These Handkerchiefs are the best bargains ever offered in this county, We have only a limited stock of them, so please call early and secure your initial, as we can get no more of them. They are worth as much again as we sell them for. KID GLOVES. a fm@ Remember, we are agents of the celebrated Centemeri and Columbus Kid Gloves. We are selling ; Centemeri Kid Gloves for $1 50. Columbus Kid Gloves for $1 25. Our own importation Kid Gloves for $1. . We carry the best $1 Kid Glove in the market, ulso a large stock of Children’s Kid Gloves. . : COATS AND CAPES. In our Coat and Cape Department we have made GREAT REDUCTIONS for this week. All kinds of Obristmas goods sold at a great reduction. Cali is the Give it a Trial. e* s sa ee bailed 2= @ « and consult us before purchasing your Christmas presents, / % ROSENBERG BROS,