December 28, 1903 (4 pages)

saps Seed ina secre aeah tis nea Pct pee ee ~n ra Se ce ' Ader the auspices of Wyoming Tribe, NEVADA City DAILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. == yee SS = eee Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION # $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : Delivered toany vart uf}the city. 12 i«2c Per Week WARSHIDS OFF FOR PANIATIA San Francisco, Dec. 27th—The cruiser New York started for Panama this afternoon. came down from Mare Island today to await the arrival of Destroyers Preble and Paul Jones which she will convey to They will start tomorrow. Panama., PuiADELPHIA, Dec. 27—Auxiliary Cruiser Dixon left here this afternoon for Colon carrying six hundred marines. Gunboat Topeka left Key Wes Gunboat Bennington t last night for Colon. Markel Glutied. The young, plump and juicy turkey was a scarce articleof diet around about Thanksgiving time, and even up to within a day or two of Christmas The people of this glorious and bountifal State were deep in surmises as to what dire calamity had overtaken the festal flocks. Turkeys were high, very high, being scarce at 30 cents and bringing as much as 85 cents per pound. The result was that the chicken industry boomed to no little degree, many-contenting themselves with the barnyard grouse. The day before Ohristmas they dropped to 25 cents and since then their descent has been marked, the price coming as low as twenty cents here and eighteen cents at Grass Valley. At San Francisco the slump is phenominal. Tarkeys can be had galore for ten and twelve cents, with fair prospects of rating still lower. Large numbers have been sbipped to the Bay City from the East and the markets are now virtually glattei. The scarcity enigma has been solved. Farmer Corntassel held back his delectable birds Thanksgiving Day in the hope of reaping a golden harvest Christmas and New Years, but in this he bas been brought to face the solemn realization that if he cannot.part with his flocks at a reasonable price he is apt to see them @ drug upon his hands. ‘Superior Court. The following business was trans‘acted in the Superior Court today, Hon. F. T. Nilon presiding: A. W. Collins et al, vs J. F.L Truro et al. On trial—4th day. Upon the case being called, plaintiffs introduced in evidence the deed which they desire set aside by this suit. Counsel then moved the Court for judgment, on the grounds that tbe deed iu question is nall and void, it having never been acknowledged or properly signed by the grantor, Mrs. Nancy W. CoHin in that the signature, which id by” mark, was not witnessed by two parties as witnesses thereto, in accordance with Sec. I4 of Code of Civil Procedure. Said motion was taken under advisement by the Court. The deposition of Ellen Ruth Miles was then reed by counsel for plaintiffs. In the matter of the estate of J. M. Smith, deceased, the sale of personal property was confirmed, and annual account settled, allowed and approved. Estate and guardianship of Albert, John and William Rodda, Sale of real estate confirmed. Estate of William Osborn, deceased Whole of estste set aside to the widow. Estate of Charles Hegarty, deceased. Hearlnog of annual account continued until Monday, January 4, 1904. Laid in the Tomb. The faneral of the late Frank 0. Jewett took place this afternoon unNo. 49, Imp’d. O. BR. M., and was largely attended. Religious services were held at the Oongiegational charch, Rev. J. Sims officiating. He preached an excellent sermon, and feelingly dwelt on the promising characteristics of the deceased young men, who had been called in the spring time of life. “The following young gentlemen, friends of the deceased in life, acted as bearers of the pall: Julian Wrtght, Richard Nickless, James Hackley Jr., Richard Goyne, Wayne Marker and Richard Chegwidden. 08 Scrape Your Feet On one of those steel door mats, and by so doing keep the hougewife in good bumor. They can be had of the Turner-Hadley Co. Read their ad. in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT 7or The glow of the rising suo is a gil! edge on the horizon—a ptomise of power and purity, as is the brard “Old Gilt Edge” on whieky. Wholesele at 820 Clay. Wichmaen, Lutgen & Co, ‘He Never Gels Left minors. _ Ccunty School Superintendent J. G. O'Neill is always equal for the occa sion, no matter how he is handicapped on the start. Just to show “he went, be saw and he conquered,” we wil! ‘ell of a late experience. at Mooney Fiat. The first of last week Mr. O'Neill received 8 nicely worded letter inviting bim to attend a Christmas entertaioment in the school house at that pl Well, in the course of the regular run of effairs the matter was temporarily dismissed from his mind, although the invitation was duly accepted by a few lines hurriedly dashed off and posted without delay. No date was given in his answer as to the time for the entertainment, and ina day or sothe genial &chool Super intendent thought of his appointment, and knowing the exercises to be in the nature of a Senta Claus affair he took it for granted that Christmas Eve was the time fixed. On Thursday he set out for Mooney Flat with his magic lantern to help out the program by some attractive views. When he reached there the people were talking of the fine entertainment given the night before: Mr. O’Neill lost no time in explaining matters, and ennounced a megic lantern exhibition for Christmas Eve. The people came from miles around, and enjoyed the views so well that every slide had to be run through the “machiny” twice. Dancing followed, and everybodys ‘said that the preceding eveninog’s entertainment was away behind iu fun. BigDinner at Antlers Attention is called to the big advertisement of the Hotel Antlers announcing the grand spread to be given on New Ye;r’s Day. It will be the greatest dinner ever given in Northern California, as the announcement states and every attention will be given to patrons. Present Your Bilis. The Board of County Supervisors will convene in regular session a week and County Clerk Arbogast requests that all who have claims againet the county be kind enough to present them at once. Outside of the regaler routine business nothing in particular will come before the meeting. Personal Noles. Mrs. Maude M. Peasiee is here from Blue Canyon on a visit to friends, @Jobn Coughlan and wife are over from Oolumbia Hill. Mr. and Mre. J. Glover are up from Pleasant Valley. Marvin Power is over from Columbia Hill. J. Hatcher and J. Cameron are here from Columbia Hill. Frank Mille, who has been spending Christmas with his parents, returned to the Bay yesterday. Oysters Friday Night. The dining room of Hotel Antlers will be thrown open Friday night, the date of the tig leap year bail, from 12 o'clock midnight to8 a. m., and oysters in all their delicious and appetizing modes will be served to all comers. Turkey is ordering guns from Krupp in Germany and a swift cruiser has jast been completed for ber in PhilamS es from today (Monday), January 4th,’ PERSOHAL ENTION. Daily Record Of the Doings of Our People. ._ H. F. Peact is here from San FranCisco. A. T. Moore came up from Lincoln yesterday, BR. Maloney is down from Graniteville. Rev. Father Clyne left this morning for Sacramento. Mies Henrietta Gable left thie morning for San Francisco. Miss Nelson of Blue Tent left this morning for San Franciego on a visit. J. J. Fury and wife, who have been here on a visit to Mrs. Fary’s mother, Mrs. John Hurst, returned to San Frangisco this morning.J. Walbridge, of Tuscan Springs, who have been visit'ng J. Benson of Blue Tent, left for home this moftning Frank Vaughn, the livery man, is down from North Bloomfleld. Joe Schmetz:r came over from North San Jaen yesterday and Jett this morning for San Francisco. Al avis is here from San Francicco. B. G. Parlow is here from Placerville. W. G. Richards of San Francisco, sbo has been here on a visit io his sister, Mrs. Dr. Lehnuere, will re'arp home tomorrow. ion. F. M. Rutherford came over fr: m Truckee this morning. Robert Matones, the popular Wells, Fargo «x Co.’s driver, is spending a few days at the Bay. E. Powers and O, Buckley returned this morning to North Bloomfield. of this week Nevada City’s music lovavAnD Accnrcanon Italy's Knighted Band Leader and His Soloists to Favor Us. Wednesday and Thursday evenings ing element will have an opportunity of listening to one of the finest bands in the country. Not only is Rivela’s Royal Italian Band, thirty-five in uuamber,. indorsed by the public at large, but also by the leading publications of the country. The following flattering criticiems from the San Fran cisco Examiner and Chronicle of recent dates will convince the most skeptical; pee “An audience boundless in appreciation, received. the Rivela Roye!l Italfan Band at the Alhambra last night. ‘Charles Bliss, J. Blise and O. F. Hogely arrived here last evenig from Sacramento and left this morning for Washington on mining bysiness. A O. Seiwins of North San Juan, who hag been to the metropolis, arrived here last evening and this morning left for home. Miss May Irving, who has been here spending the Obristmas holidays with her parente, returned yesterday to San Francisco. G. J. Reetor, cashier of the Nevada County Bank, returned yesterday from Sacramento, where he spent Christmas with George M. Mott and family. 4. 8. Bigelow arrived here last evening from Oakland and this morning continued his journey to his old home at Columobia Hill. F. M. Egan came up last evening from San Francisco, This morning he went up to Washington. Mrs. M. Rosenberg and daughter, Mies Clara, arrived here last evening from San Francisco to visit with their many friends in this city. Mrs. Porter arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for North Bloomfield. — Ed Beedle returned last evening from Sau Francisco, where he was on a visit. H. Wortbley and 8. Potts are down from Washington. Maurice Eustis, who resided here some four years ago, is among the late arrivals, William Hoover returned to Truckee yesterday, after visiting his family here. James Rowe has returned to San Francisco, after a brief visit to his sister, Mrs. R. L. Plummer of Piety Bill, James E. Deal came down from . Downieville Saturday and went to the Bay yesterday. Dr. F.J.8. Conlan returned to the metropolis yesterday morning. . George Osterman left yesterday morning for Colton, San Bernardino county, to visit friends, Reed Douglas, son of the . ate Sheriff Douglas, left ‘yesterday morning for San Francisco, after a visit with Fred Searle and family. A. J. Obmert left yesterday morning for Berkeley. His family will leave tomorrow for that city and they will . Stk=tise make their future home there. James Chivell and J. O. Rood returned to the Southern Cross mine at Forbestown yesterday. Mrs, Fred Breese and two children went to San Francisco yesterday, where they will reside. R y Peterson, Thomas Penrose Jr., G. B Stevens and Frank Edwards retarned yesterday to the Delbi mine. M. G. Oartis has returned to his home in Alameda. He spent several mopths here for the benefit healtb, and he is greatly improved. Mrs. B. F. Snell of this city is quite sick. Mrs. Grace Garthe Williams returned to San Francisco yesterday, after spending Obristmas with relatives bere. No Dessert . More Attractive < of hig) There was only one verdict at the close of the concert. Rivela’s Royal Jtelian Band has displaced Sousa’s in the affections of the Bogterners; Sousa will be forgotten when the band leaves San Francisco. For a new leader has sprung up to charm and magnetize by his wondrous art and now Chevalier Rpworth League Officers Installed Last Night at the M. B. Chureh. There was a very large audience present at the Methodist church last evening to witness the ceremony attending the installation or recognition by the charch of the newly elected officers of the Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leagues and to listen to the beantifal and idepiring anthem music which was rendered by the choir singers of the Grass Valley M. E. church, assisted by local vocalists. Selections appropriate to Christmastide, were rendered inmost pleasing and efficient maaner. In fact, the music was considered by many to be the finest of ite class ever enjoyed in this city. The following was the program: Anthem, Hymn. Prayer. Scripture responsive service. Oarol bs the choir, Hymn. . Tastallation service. Base solo, Mr. Tucker. © The Intermediate Epworth League,” Miss Jersie Hathaway. “The Junior League,” Miss F, HWiskine. FINE ANTHEM MUSIC! Anthem. “The Senior Epworth League— What its Several Departments Stand For,” by the new officers, Solo, Mrs. Kline. . Remarks by the pastor, Anthem. Carol, Doxology and benediction, The officers of the Leagués occupied seats upon the pulpit platform, and the responsive exercises of the iastallation . : eeremory was impressive and interesting. The addresses of the several speakers, though brief, were none the less inspiring und well delivered and listened to attentively, The young Rivela is the leader of the day.”—San Francisco Examiner. “There gre not wanting mysic sharps who asservate that Chevalier Emilo Bivola’s Royal Italian Band, at the Alhambra, is more artistic than the organization led by J. P. Sousa.”—San Francisco Chronicle. Seats gre now on sale at Foley’s copfectionery store at popular priges—¥5, 60 and 25 cents. ————+-080-9— Revolution {mmiznent. A eure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly dismember the troublesome causes. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the Liver and clarify the blood. -Ran down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish under its searching and thorough effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only 50c., and that is reurned.if it don’t give perfect satisfac © ion. W. D. Vinton, Druggist, BEST FOR THE BOWELS if you haven’ i regular, heathy eronens of the are cop yout fetes J Spon. and be’ be eo in the sheave ct sowélg open, and be well, Py sic or eee pou est, mag 8 oo evo poke 0} clear and ean is to take “CANDY (] CATHARTIO EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatahle, Potent. Taste Good Do Never Bicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 3, and 60 box. Write ‘or free sampie, and ee oe x ENEDY COMPANY, CiHticaGO or NEW YORK. KEEP YouR BLOOD Gi FAN We have a large assortment of Containing engravings of points of iptenme de and pore obo Nevada City which would make excellent New Year’s gifts, also This is something new and we have a large stock of articles: made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have . Diamonds Cut Glassware op in and see Holiday Gifts SOUVENIR SPOONS Silver Dep osit Ware Jewelry of all kinds folks are engeged ina noble and iming of the yonth of our communiiy and they invite the co-operation of all who will assist them or give. them fencouragement. Their meetings are epen to all. _ The following are the new officers of the Leagaes who will enter upon the commencing January lst: SENIOR LEAGUE. F. W. Powell, Pres.; Anna Wythe, 1st Vice Pres.; J. H. Polkinghorn, 3d Vice Pres.; Mamie Truan, 8d Vice Pres.; Vinnie Pinch, 4th Vice Pres.; Neva Waters, Sec.; Eda Powell, Treas. ; Linda Landaburg, Organist. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE, Mrs. F. H. Wilkins, Sup’t.; Jennie Clemo, Pres.; Jos. Sharp, let V. P.; Jos. Wythe, 2d V P.; Ethel Scarfe, 8d V. P.; Annie Thomas, 4th V. P., Leila Schafer, Sec.; Grace McAllister, Treas.; Etta Clemo, Organist. Sup’t of Junior League, Mrs, Landsborg. . ; eee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is, gone. They cure neuraigia 260. and 10c.a box. For -sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a We blend Teas to suit your taste and Roast Our Coffees Fresh Every Day. Always crisp and aromatic. OLIDAT GUTS We have a beautifal and serviceable stock of . . Chinamare Glassware and Crockery They are direct from the big Eastern markets. We have hundreds of pretty things to select from, Oall in and see them. . cere Taylor’s ee Tea and Coffee House “Broad Street, Nevada Oity, Peerless Saloon tles entirely cured her.” by W. D. Vinton, Druggiet. 60c. and $1. portant work for the spiritual upbuild. ; duties of their respective assignments, . Pieniy of Coin. The United States treasury hes in its own vaults $658,000,000 in gold, yellow gold. This is almost four times as: much gs the Bank of England holds, a great deal more than is held by the Bank of France and as much as is held by the governments of Russia, Germany, Belgium and. Holland combined. It is altogether likely that the rest of the country bas as much gold as Uncle Sam, for the banks alone have $822,000,000, besides what the people have in safety vaults, holes-jnthe wall and stockings. And this supply of gold is being added to by the miners every day in the year. What more can business stability demand? Wanted. Man with rig to introduce our poultry and etock remedies. Straight salary $80 weekly and all expenses. Send for sontract. We mean business and farnish best of references. Dept. 35, Royal Oo-Op. Mrg. Oo., Indianapolis, Ind. d26-1t 7oe Fight. Wilt Be Bitter. Those who will persist in, closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles if not ended earlier by fatal termina. tioh. Read what T'. R. Beall of Beall Miss , hastosay: ‘Last Full my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr, King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four botGuaranteed Price Trial bottles free. sad Wa Ladies, we just got a Sample lot’ _ of Ladies’ Dress and Walking Skirts by express. Colors— Black, Grey, Navy and Tan. They are now in our window, See them. Latest creations. Respectfully . Maher & Co., Nevada City nm FOUR THUUSAND DOLLARS That is the‘amount you will’ get at the end of ten yeare if you ay $24.40 a month for that period to the REALTY DIGATE of San Francisco and Oakland. This is Guaranteed. See agents Nevada County Real Estate Exchange C. 6. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. Fire, Life and Accident Insurance OPPOSITE HOTEL ANTLERS. NEVADA CITY, CAL. ABG Famous the’ World Over—Fully Matured. Sold Everywhere. ee HEADQUARTERS FOR EVERYBODY The accommodations, the ‘service and the ANN eX cuisine at the Naifonal are not equalled by any hotel in pA LA Northern Calicits 0 oe forniaON es anes” aie Electric lights N AT\ gRos: ownet® © Hot and cold water peotos® Return call bells, Bath Room Suits -, express, telegraph stage’ offices and bank in the building. Diaries Calendars Day Books _ Journals Ledgers and all —at— Vinton’s Pharmacy Broad Street. M OYSTERS Served in any Style at. Friday Nigbt, January Ist. we will serve them in any st la dining room from o’clock, at 50 Zeuts Per Plate FRO EOI IIE FOR Stationery for 1904 HOTEL ANTLERS. For the benefit of those who attend the New Year’s ball and those who wish to enjoy a fine plate of Oysters tyle.in our until 8 “ErHE HOME OF GooD LIVERS” HAHAHAHAHA FRC ICICI RIT ROCIO IIR AAI WIN TEN DOLLARS. —— 4x4 —— With every 50-cent purchase you get a chance in the fancy box of candy, containing $10, in our window. Larger stock than ever before of New Years candies, fancy boxes, Ohristmas tree ornaments, nuts, dates, bananas, ete. Country orders a specialty. Cc. E. THEGLER. COMMERCIAL SIREET. AAAI EAE EERE EERE EERE EER EEE BEY EEE Se ARN SRP ESOS AR EAB ATEN a S(QADE YOUR FEET On One of Our Steel Door Mets. Siadeves ieee Pe These mats can be easily rolled up and by this process are rid of all dirt and mud. Size. Price. ORB. oo cise ccnccacastebecies $1.50 TBEA4 . o.oo catcher oe 18X30. s.c0.0500 2.00 * seeenngaaspmcnnans #994998 0964) nsienn Turner & Hadley Company PINE STREET NEVADA CITY Open until 8 o’clock, ea Sit now for New Years “Photost. 1 he Good Old Summer time Framed Pidues "**°°*°°* Of the Flotidays HE LARGEST and most complete assortment ever dis“Bat the—WOODPECKER re f CAST TORIA. . exctien bolldey ait ro OOMMENOING Vor Infants and Children , ‘J J BR AND ) ee Friday Evening Best of Wines. The Kind You Have Always Bought ier and vet tocol we hae Li < arid thd and gaa every evening until Bears the Prise housewife. No trouble : ee none Paguature oF yore: Lemon, Orange, Strawberry, Sa Ar Oa gs, é Ne hy . We Oity ‘ wie pes hes cal] , TURKEY RAFFLE At Hotel Antlers played in the county at most reasonable priges MOORE CIGAR. is here to stay ~~ made by— “GIFF’ ae oo aoe Wevada City Grass Valley of the Sea Spec been s local I Oottell has pu Dower property which he hag time. Invoice. of tw ff, each with ¢ have been re to the Ramm firm.of Bost & planitig mill, ut for constrii ia the northes ‘They are now rk, iH, Mead, H, Bi in have filed ory and appr tthe late I, N. } The propel od $1,203 and ims, ditches « illing’s baking-j flavoring Detter that er knows Ss the mone irt

saps Seed ina secre aeah tis nea Pct pee ee ~n ra Se ce ' Ader the auspices of Wyoming Tribe, NEVADA City DAILy TRANSCRIPT NAT P. BROWN, Proprietor. FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. == yee SS = eee Issued Every Evening, Sundays Excepted, at Nevada City TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION # $6 Per Year . By Carrier, : Delivered toany vart uf}the city. 12 i«2c Per Week WARSHIDS OFF FOR PANIATIA San Francisco, Dec. 27th—The cruiser New York started for Panama this afternoon. came down from Mare Island today to await the arrival of Destroyers Preble and Paul Jones which she will convey to They will start tomorrow. Panama., PuiADELPHIA, Dec. 27—Auxiliary Cruiser Dixon left here this afternoon for Colon carrying six hundred marines. Gunboat Topeka left Key Wes Gunboat Bennington t last night for Colon. Markel Glutied. The young, plump and juicy turkey was a scarce articleof diet around about Thanksgiving time, and even up to within a day or two of Christmas The people of this glorious and bountifal State were deep in surmises as to what dire calamity had overtaken the festal flocks. Turkeys were high, very high, being scarce at 30 cents and bringing as much as 85 cents per pound. The result was that the chicken industry boomed to no little degree, many-contenting themselves with the barnyard grouse. The day before Ohristmas they dropped to 25 cents and since then their descent has been marked, the price coming as low as twenty cents here and eighteen cents at Grass Valley. At San Francisco the slump is phenominal. Tarkeys can be had galore for ten and twelve cents, with fair prospects of rating still lower. Large numbers have been sbipped to the Bay City from the East and the markets are now virtually glattei. The scarcity enigma has been solved. Farmer Corntassel held back his delectable birds Thanksgiving Day in the hope of reaping a golden harvest Christmas and New Years, but in this he bas been brought to face the solemn realization that if he cannot.part with his flocks at a reasonable price he is apt to see them @ drug upon his hands. ‘Superior Court. The following business was trans‘acted in the Superior Court today, Hon. F. T. Nilon presiding: A. W. Collins et al, vs J. F.L Truro et al. On trial—4th day. Upon the case being called, plaintiffs introduced in evidence the deed which they desire set aside by this suit. Counsel then moved the Court for judgment, on the grounds that tbe deed iu question is nall and void, it having never been acknowledged or properly signed by the grantor, Mrs. Nancy W. CoHin in that the signature, which id by” mark, was not witnessed by two parties as witnesses thereto, in accordance with Sec. I4 of Code of Civil Procedure. Said motion was taken under advisement by the Court. The deposition of Ellen Ruth Miles was then reed by counsel for plaintiffs. In the matter of the estate of J. M. Smith, deceased, the sale of personal property was confirmed, and annual account settled, allowed and approved. Estate and guardianship of Albert, John and William Rodda, Sale of real estate confirmed. Estate of William Osborn, deceased Whole of estste set aside to the widow. Estate of Charles Hegarty, deceased. Hearlnog of annual account continued until Monday, January 4, 1904. Laid in the Tomb. The faneral of the late Frank 0. Jewett took place this afternoon unNo. 49, Imp’d. O. BR. M., and was largely attended. Religious services were held at the Oongiegational charch, Rev. J. Sims officiating. He preached an excellent sermon, and feelingly dwelt on the promising characteristics of the deceased young men, who had been called in the spring time of life. “The following young gentlemen, friends of the deceased in life, acted as bearers of the pall: Julian Wrtght, Richard Nickless, James Hackley Jr., Richard Goyne, Wayne Marker and Richard Chegwidden. 08 Scrape Your Feet On one of those steel door mats, and by so doing keep the hougewife in good bumor. They can be had of the Turner-Hadley Co. Read their ad. in this evening’s TRANSCRIPT 7or The glow of the rising suo is a gil! edge on the horizon—a ptomise of power and purity, as is the brard “Old Gilt Edge” on whieky. Wholesele at 820 Clay. Wichmaen, Lutgen & Co, ‘He Never Gels Left minors. _ Ccunty School Superintendent J. G. O'Neill is always equal for the occa sion, no matter how he is handicapped on the start. Just to show “he went, be saw and he conquered,” we wil! ‘ell of a late experience. at Mooney Fiat. The first of last week Mr. O'Neill received 8 nicely worded letter inviting bim to attend a Christmas entertaioment in the school house at that pl Well, in the course of the regular run of effairs the matter was temporarily dismissed from his mind, although the invitation was duly accepted by a few lines hurriedly dashed off and posted without delay. No date was given in his answer as to the time for the entertainment, and ina day or sothe genial &chool Super intendent thought of his appointment, and knowing the exercises to be in the nature of a Senta Claus affair he took it for granted that Christmas Eve was the time fixed. On Thursday he set out for Mooney Flat with his magic lantern to help out the program by some attractive views. When he reached there the people were talking of the fine entertainment given the night before: Mr. O’Neill lost no time in explaining matters, and ennounced a megic lantern exhibition for Christmas Eve. The people came from miles around, and enjoyed the views so well that every slide had to be run through the “machiny” twice. Dancing followed, and everybodys ‘said that the preceding eveninog’s entertainment was away behind iu fun. BigDinner at Antlers Attention is called to the big advertisement of the Hotel Antlers announcing the grand spread to be given on New Ye;r’s Day. It will be the greatest dinner ever given in Northern California, as the announcement states and every attention will be given to patrons. Present Your Bilis. The Board of County Supervisors will convene in regular session a week and County Clerk Arbogast requests that all who have claims againet the county be kind enough to present them at once. Outside of the regaler routine business nothing in particular will come before the meeting. Personal Noles. Mrs. Maude M. Peasiee is here from Blue Canyon on a visit to friends, @Jobn Coughlan and wife are over from Oolumbia Hill. Mr. and Mre. J. Glover are up from Pleasant Valley. Marvin Power is over from Columbia Hill. J. Hatcher and J. Cameron are here from Columbia Hill. Frank Mille, who has been spending Christmas with his parents, returned to the Bay yesterday. Oysters Friday Night. The dining room of Hotel Antlers will be thrown open Friday night, the date of the tig leap year bail, from 12 o'clock midnight to8 a. m., and oysters in all their delicious and appetizing modes will be served to all comers. Turkey is ordering guns from Krupp in Germany and a swift cruiser has jast been completed for ber in PhilamS es from today (Monday), January 4th,’ PERSOHAL ENTION. Daily Record Of the Doings of Our People. ._ H. F. Peact is here from San FranCisco. A. T. Moore came up from Lincoln yesterday, BR. Maloney is down from Graniteville. Rev. Father Clyne left this morning for Sacramento. Mies Henrietta Gable left thie morning for San Francisco. Miss Nelson of Blue Tent left this morning for San Franciego on a visit. J. J. Fury and wife, who have been here on a visit to Mrs. Fary’s mother, Mrs. John Hurst, returned to San Frangisco this morning.J. Walbridge, of Tuscan Springs, who have been visit'ng J. Benson of Blue Tent, left for home this moftning Frank Vaughn, the livery man, is down from North Bloomfleld. Joe Schmetz:r came over from North San Jaen yesterday and Jett this morning for San Francisco. Al avis is here from San Francicco. B. G. Parlow is here from Placerville. W. G. Richards of San Francisco, sbo has been here on a visit io his sister, Mrs. Dr. Lehnuere, will re'arp home tomorrow. ion. F. M. Rutherford came over fr: m Truckee this morning. Robert Matones, the popular Wells, Fargo «x Co.’s driver, is spending a few days at the Bay. E. Powers and O, Buckley returned this morning to North Bloomfield. of this week Nevada City’s music lovavAnD Accnrcanon Italy's Knighted Band Leader and His Soloists to Favor Us. Wednesday and Thursday evenings ing element will have an opportunity of listening to one of the finest bands in the country. Not only is Rivela’s Royal Italian Band, thirty-five in uuamber,. indorsed by the public at large, but also by the leading publications of the country. The following flattering criticiems from the San Fran cisco Examiner and Chronicle of recent dates will convince the most skeptical; pee “An audience boundless in appreciation, received. the Rivela Roye!l Italfan Band at the Alhambra last night. ‘Charles Bliss, J. Blise and O. F. Hogely arrived here last evenig from Sacramento and left this morning for Washington on mining bysiness. A O. Seiwins of North San Juan, who hag been to the metropolis, arrived here last evening and this morning left for home. Miss May Irving, who has been here spending the Obristmas holidays with her parente, returned yesterday to San Francisco. G. J. Reetor, cashier of the Nevada County Bank, returned yesterday from Sacramento, where he spent Christmas with George M. Mott and family. 4. 8. Bigelow arrived here last evening from Oakland and this morning continued his journey to his old home at Columobia Hill. F. M. Egan came up last evening from San Francisco, This morning he went up to Washington. Mrs. M. Rosenberg and daughter, Mies Clara, arrived here last evening from San Francisco to visit with their many friends in this city. Mrs. Porter arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for North Bloomfield. — Ed Beedle returned last evening from Sau Francisco, where he was on a visit. H. Wortbley and 8. Potts are down from Washington. Maurice Eustis, who resided here some four years ago, is among the late arrivals, William Hoover returned to Truckee yesterday, after visiting his family here. James Rowe has returned to San Francisco, after a brief visit to his sister, Mrs. R. L. Plummer of Piety Bill, James E. Deal came down from . Downieville Saturday and went to the Bay yesterday. Dr. F.J.8. Conlan returned to the metropolis yesterday morning. . George Osterman left yesterday morning for Colton, San Bernardino county, to visit friends, Reed Douglas, son of the . ate Sheriff Douglas, left ‘yesterday morning for San Francisco, after a visit with Fred Searle and family. A. J. Obmert left yesterday morning for Berkeley. His family will leave tomorrow for that city and they will . Stk=tise make their future home there. James Chivell and J. O. Rood returned to the Southern Cross mine at Forbestown yesterday. Mrs, Fred Breese and two children went to San Francisco yesterday, where they will reside. R y Peterson, Thomas Penrose Jr., G. B Stevens and Frank Edwards retarned yesterday to the Delbi mine. M. G. Oartis has returned to his home in Alameda. He spent several mopths here for the benefit healtb, and he is greatly improved. Mrs. B. F. Snell of this city is quite sick. Mrs. Grace Garthe Williams returned to San Francisco yesterday, after spending Obristmas with relatives bere. No Dessert . More Attractive < of hig) There was only one verdict at the close of the concert. Rivela’s Royal Jtelian Band has displaced Sousa’s in the affections of the Bogterners; Sousa will be forgotten when the band leaves San Francisco. For a new leader has sprung up to charm and magnetize by his wondrous art and now Chevalier Rpworth League Officers Installed Last Night at the M. B. Chureh. There was a very large audience present at the Methodist church last evening to witness the ceremony attending the installation or recognition by the charch of the newly elected officers of the Senior and Intermediate Epworth Leagues and to listen to the

beantifal and idepiring anthem music which was rendered by the choir singers of the Grass Valley M. E. church, assisted by local vocalists. Selections appropriate to Christmastide, were rendered inmost pleasing and efficient maaner. In fact, the music was considered by many to be the finest of ite class ever enjoyed in this city. The following was the program: Anthem, Hymn. Prayer. Scripture responsive service. Oarol bs the choir, Hymn. . Tastallation service. Base solo, Mr. Tucker. © The Intermediate Epworth League,” Miss Jersie Hathaway. “The Junior League,” Miss F, HWiskine. FINE ANTHEM MUSIC! Anthem. “The Senior Epworth League— What its Several Departments Stand For,” by the new officers, Solo, Mrs. Kline. . Remarks by the pastor, Anthem. Carol, Doxology and benediction, The officers of the Leagués occupied seats upon the pulpit platform, and the responsive exercises of the iastallation . : eeremory was impressive and interesting. The addresses of the several speakers, though brief, were none the less inspiring und well delivered and listened to attentively, The young Rivela is the leader of the day.”—San Francisco Examiner. “There gre not wanting mysic sharps who asservate that Chevalier Emilo Bivola’s Royal Italian Band, at the Alhambra, is more artistic than the organization led by J. P. Sousa.”—San Francisco Chronicle. Seats gre now on sale at Foley’s copfectionery store at popular priges—¥5, 60 and 25 cents. ————+-080-9— Revolution {mmiznent. A eure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomach upsets. Electric Bitters will quickly dismember the troublesome causes. It never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the Liver and clarify the blood. -Ran down systems benefit particularly and all the usual attending aches vanish under its searching and thorough effectiveness. Electric Bitters is only 50c., and that is reurned.if it don’t give perfect satisfac © ion. W. D. Vinton, Druggist, BEST FOR THE BOWELS if you haven’ i regular, heathy eronens of the are cop yout fetes J Spon. and be’ be eo in the sheave ct sowélg open, and be well, Py sic or eee pou est, mag 8 oo evo poke 0} clear and ean is to take “CANDY (] CATHARTIO EAT °EM LIKE CANDY Pleasant, Palatahle, Potent. Taste Good Do Never Bicken, Weaken, or Gripe, 10, 3, and 60 box. Write ‘or free sampie, and ee oe x ENEDY COMPANY, CiHticaGO or NEW YORK. KEEP YouR BLOOD Gi FAN We have a large assortment of Containing engravings of points of iptenme de and pore obo Nevada City which would make excellent New Year’s gifts, also This is something new and we have a large stock of articles: made from it. Oall in and see them, and don’t forget we have . Diamonds Cut Glassware op in and see Holiday Gifts SOUVENIR SPOONS Silver Dep osit Ware Jewelry of all kinds folks are engeged ina noble and iming of the yonth of our communiiy and they invite the co-operation of all who will assist them or give. them fencouragement. Their meetings are epen to all. _ The following are the new officers of the Leagaes who will enter upon the commencing January lst: SENIOR LEAGUE. F. W. Powell, Pres.; Anna Wythe, 1st Vice Pres.; J. H. Polkinghorn, 3d Vice Pres.; Mamie Truan, 8d Vice Pres.; Vinnie Pinch, 4th Vice Pres.; Neva Waters, Sec.; Eda Powell, Treas. ; Linda Landaburg, Organist. INTERMEDIATE LEAGUE, Mrs. F. H. Wilkins, Sup’t.; Jennie Clemo, Pres.; Jos. Sharp, let V. P.; Jos. Wythe, 2d V P.; Ethel Scarfe, 8d V. P.; Annie Thomas, 4th V. P., Leila Schafer, Sec.; Grace McAllister, Treas.; Etta Clemo, Organist. Sup’t of Junior League, Mrs, Landsborg. . ; eee Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dose of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is, gone. They cure neuraigia 260. and 10c.a box. For -sale by H Dickerman sole agent. a We blend Teas to suit your taste and Roast Our Coffees Fresh Every Day. Always crisp and aromatic. OLIDAT GUTS We have a beautifal and serviceable stock of . . Chinamare Glassware and Crockery They are direct from the big Eastern markets. We have hundreds of pretty things to select from, Oall in and see them.. . cere Taylor’s ee Tea and Coffee House “Broad Street, Nevada Oity, Peerless Saloon tles entirely cured her.” by W. D. Vinton, Druggiet. 60c. and $1. portant work for the spiritual upbuild. ; duties of their respective assignments, . Pieniy of Coin. The United States treasury hes in its own vaults $658,000,000 in gold, yellow gold. This is almost four times as: much gs the Bank of England holds, a great deal more than is held by the Bank of France and as much as is held by the governments of Russia, Germany, Belgium and. Holland combined. It is altogether likely that the rest of the country bas as much gold as Uncle Sam, for the banks alone have $822,000,000, besides what the people have in safety vaults, holes-jnthe wall and stockings. And this supply of gold is being added to by the miners every day in the year. What more can business stability demand? Wanted. Man with rig to introduce our poultry and etock remedies. Straight salary $80 weekly and all expenses. Send for sontract. We mean business and farnish best of references. Dept. 35, Royal Oo-Op. Mrg. Oo., Indianapolis, Ind. d26-1t 7oe Fight. Wilt Be Bitter. Those who will persist in, closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles if not ended earlier by fatal termina. tioh. Read what T'. R. Beall of Beall Miss , hastosay: ‘Last Full my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr, King’s New Discovery after everything else had failed. Improvement came at once and four botGuaranteed Price Trial bottles free. sad Wa Ladies, we just got a Sample lot’ _ of Ladies’ Dress and Walking Skirts by express. Colors— Black, Grey, Navy and Tan. They are now in our window, See them. Latest creations. Respectfully .. Maher & Co., Nevada City nm FOUR THUUSAND DOLLARS That is the‘amount you will’ get at the end of ten yeare if you ay $24.40 a month for that period to the REALTY DIGATE of San Francisco and Oakland. This is Guaranteed. See agents Nevada County Real Estate Exchange C. 6. PORTER, Manager. R. J. RONCHI, Rent Dept. 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Invoice. of tw ff, each with ¢ have been re to the Ramm firm.of Bost & planitig mill, ut for constrii ia the northes ‘They are now rk, iH, Mead, H, Bi in have filed ory and appr tthe late I, N. } The propel od $1,203 and ims, ditches « illing’s baking-j flavoring Detter that er knows Ss the mone irt