December 31, 1896 (5 pages)

BP = ak SS prea ie claps Sa TA, THE © TRANSCRIPT] t Setatltahed Sept. by Nat. P. iwnk Oo ‘NEVADA CITT, MEY ADA we. CALIFORNIA i ns rt Proprietor s acadiuai 31, 18966 —_—_—_— MONEY FOR MINING. How the Appropriations Are to Bs Shaped. The following will give the people of this vicinity some idea of the activity now being displayed by the Miners Association, who seek new legislation on the mining question: The act of 1898 creating the office of State “Debris: Commissioner and appropriating $250,000 for the construc‘tal tion of restraining barriers is to. be amended so as to make the like appropriation by Congress available. A ‘bill to this. effect. has been drawn by the committee on legislation of the State Miners Association, of which whe eet ee for passagé by the peasy in: his biannial message. So far as the deuris commissioner is concerned it. extends the office for four years from January 1, 1898, in order that the duties for which it.was designed may be fulfilled and excepts his salary of $300. a month and that of the secretary of the commission from authorization by the state board of examiners previous to payment. The remainder of the: bill is intended to bring the requirements of the State and Federal appropriations into accord. California set aside a quarter: of a million dollars for the restraining and’ impounding of “mining debris,” whereas the national law appropriated $250,000 for the restraining and impounding of “debris‘resulting from. mining Operations, natural erosion and other causes. The State law-will be made to conform in this and other particulars. Each appropriation is to be expended under State or national supervision, as the case, may be. The United States engineers will, however, contract for the construction of the barriers, while the State Debris Commission: will determine if the ‘works as planned are sufficient to protect the navigable waters of the State. Under these conditions the entire $500,000 will be rendered available and hydraulic mining in California will again be’ possible on}. its former gigantic scale. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT. The hydraulic miners will offer this __ proposed amendment to section 14 Eee, Eps Ba Onn of Unesual Seeks bility and Attractiveness. Fair weather or foul Armory Hall will doubtless hold a larger crowd. of . dancers tomorrow evening that on ai y former .like.cocasion. Acknowledged to be the event of the season from a social staydpoint. and. with’ arfangements that are well nigh perfect the . ’ affair promises to be one‘of unconfined enjoyment and extreme pleasure for all who.are fortunate .6nough to be present. The Native Déughters’ have given many successful parties but probably never before: ‘were ‘the pains taken or jount ofenergy ahd time expended by the ladies: to ensure the result their present endeavors’ will attain. . her ai Parlor ‘will eclipse all ill pitent er most beautiof evérgzeen ‘Waterial formed into a sylvan-like canopy the canvas-covered floor will indeed be a delightful place be . 2P0n which to pass the fleeing hours. Green, white and golden colored bunting is being twisted, hang and formed in every conceivable ‘way tothe best advantage. A feature of the decorations will be the electrical display. The entire rear wall will be’a ground of colored*buniting, in which has ‘been set many little incandescent lamps, representing a huge semi-sun. A number of stroag incandescent lights wil! prothe wall, the rays radiating upward and the smaller lights carrying out the pretty effect. The best of music has been engaged and handsome programs will be provided for the dancers. The grand }march will start peyprty at 9 o'clock. ‘Is Still B Buzzing. It was reported . last ast night that a little Chinaman who is’ known as “Johnny overdrinking. It: was, learned. later that he ‘was not dead, but was paralyzed druhk, and that some of his Chinese friends thought he was. dead. Buzzer is in the habit of visiting saloons and bumming drinks. Yesterday afternoon he struck a lively crowd who “set ‘em up” at a killing pace. Inside of 40 minutes Buzzer swallowed 21 drinks of whisky. This morning he was feeling pretty rocky, but after getting a jolt or two of whiskey he was all right again. '' Death of An Old Resident. John Arbogast, who has been a resident of this township since 1852, died today at the home of his brother, Jacob jelly Section 14. Private property shall “ not be taken or damaged for public use without just compensation having been first made to or paid into court for the owner, and no right of way shall be appropriated for the use of any corporation other than municipal until full compensation therefor be first made in money or ascertained and paid into court for the .owner, irrespective of any benefit from any improvement proposed by such corporation, which compensation. shall be ascertained by a jury, unless a jury be waived, as in other civil cases in a court of record, as shall be prescribed oY law. ‘This section shall be construed to include the following as public uses: Roads, tunnels, ditches, flumes, pipes and dumping places for working mines; also outlets, natural or otherwise, for the flow, deposit or condnct of tailings, or refuse matter from mines; also’ an oecupancy in common by the owners or possessors of different: mines of any place for. the flow, deposit or condact of tailings or refuse matter from their several mines. Reservep seats are on sale at Foley’s for the Stuttz Co. tonight and rest -of this week. 0 Personal Mention. Albert Cook returned this morning from San Francisco. W. RB. Williamson came down from Washington today. W. N. Miller of seas Hill came down today. A. W. Blundell, of the Lone Star mine, returned from Sen. Francisco yesterday. J. Noonan is here fixing the Western Uuion Telegraph Company’s wires. Miss Lillie Tam returned ‘home last evening from. Sacramento, where. she has-been on a visit. Gus. Kartschoke and wife; of San Francisco, arrived here“this morning. Mr. Kartschoke is President of the Champion Mining ‘Company and bas hosts of friends in this city. R. C. Genton.of flan Branciace arrives ' here this morning. Superintendent Fred Zietler returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. . M.E, Frank and ©. Collins, of San . P® Francisco, arrived here last evening. E. A. Davis of Downieville ¢ame down today on his way to San Frarcisco. be gc ee Protection to White Labor Industries Wesson Amaia, citizen, believe im protection, and :therefare ‘handle . . "nothing but, Stcckton Woolen Mill Wii Late oni We therefore rec.duéean iniiuensé light at the foot of . Buzzer” had ‘died from the: effects of . ’ nino: Totes and Comments of Local aa Interest. « Srvrtz at the Theatre tonight. Happy New Year matinee at the Theaire tomorrow afternoon. ° : to Ward Fay 0 of Dutch Fiat for favors "his afternoon enough hail and snow fell to'whiten the gronnd. As-we went to press the prospects were good fora snowstorm. The Stuttz Company, band and al’, are now here and will open-at the Theatre tonight. “A matinee will been given tomorrow. ~ “Parnell,” who can make eggnog to e Queen’s taste, will have enough on Band tomorrow tosupply the town. The funeral of the late W. H. McAdams took place this afternoon, Rev. J. Sims officiating. Th; pallbearers were Fred Eilerman, Chas. Pecor, W. J: Britland, Frank Richards, Thos. Woon, Geo. Gehrig. ~~ ‘ cite anne Watching the Old Year OutThere will be a watch night service this evening in the Methodist Church uuder the auspices of the Epworth League. From 9 till 10 there will be devotional services, from 10 to 11 a social time and light refreshments, and from 11 until 12 will watch the old year out and the new year in with appropriate service. Everybody invited. Extra Dressing Room. In order to have ample accomodations. the Native Daughters have secured the use of room 24 at the New York Hotel to be used as an extra dressing room for ladies who attend the New Year's ball tomorrow evening. «oe Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Samuel R. Shift, deceased, Order appvinting D. Furth, Chas. Paine and P. W. Gaynor, appraisors. Estate of Samuel B. Crawford, deceased. Order appointing E. B. Power attorney for minor and absent heii » etc. W. H. McAdams, deceased. Order appointing E. W. oie special administrator. ; Orrin Turkey Raffle. Beginning Dec: 16th, there will be turkey raffle every night during the holiday season at Robert* Simmons’!saloon, Pine street. al5Pine Old Brandy. For the best French and American The Transonrer-is under obligations . ; 4 Broad Fine Boots SNMOES. ‘par make to order Fine: Boots] Gaiters and Laced ‘Shoes -sal inall shapes and st” All work guaranteed Street, ‘opposite National Hotel. Try my MINING BOOTS. ring nea ood i pepmpaly one. Fall Orchestra, <; ()arrists 9h GRAND CONCERT . Every Afternoon and Evening. NEVADA: ee bay 3--NIGHTS---3 . Beginning Tharsday, Dec. 31st. Stuttz Co. —WwIiTH— Band, .~ Gorgeous Costumes. “POPULAR 1 scence for 58), da, wit: vax, Wi piped oe. To Sacramento, Cal., December %Xth, I Nae IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE “Juanita Gold Mi bs) Post Odfice add. is N toe Be ace ress levada Clty, Californie vein or lode in face ground as the Nevada Mini State of Cali the field peg gg official plat on iile in this office, as’ Ranges Bact, Mé. Dia se'd Lot No. 223 hay docertien dong follows. Beginning at nest marked “G. No. ie th ith of th oe e OW, alte Heel sh lower tunue bears 380.4 fe +t to nost marked "a re et 42 sare Te ilnke dist. Be inn’ at No th ee tae ev) from w! E., 3. Be et wy stgeigtse marked ““G, No. 23” tog 2B “G. No, I,” _ place of bor contains 4,93 acres. No. 2035. , Application For Patent. \ ties STATES LAND OFFI Cen. ning Compa: whose its application for Patent 4 linear oe of the Germany nates pone beast gold, with surrein described, situated in Dist ‘ict ict. County of NevaOrnia, and d ated by £28, i 16. North Renee belo LODE LINE, » ” from ° 30° R., N. Wier ch oe EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. TEN ta 43 ma. 7 E. 1958 chain oc? 525 feet to beginning. This attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. no City Laundry. All orders given P mpt 264 +> . Raffle Lonel! Night. “here will ‘be a ej ‘raffle every Te ldu "4 The prettiest, th town !” 1 telk of those who and New Year to see at the MRS. Lester “& Crawford. JAPANESE GOODS In the greatest variety ever shown in town. a es Toys, Dolls, Games, Bric-a-bac + And “‘a thousand and one” things: useful and ornamental, PRICES LOW IN ALL LINBS. Not CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHS . But PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP For the Holidays. a ORDER NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. My Photographs excel in Style, Finish and d Workmanship, and are guaran, tecd to be Permanent. Photographs Copied and Entarged in Pastel, Crayon and Water Coiors. m phat Come in and see-my display. I can please you in anything in the Photographic line.Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street. ’ Ae B.—Pietare Frames of any. description made toorder on short notice at San Francisco prices, ‘ }pointed agent i in this city for the Twin ee . To THE Punic: 4, uring the year now We have had th en e ape cea of any county. Our cash books and Bank book’ But we are not. in business: for one to retain our old-customers and add new: . we will continue. to sell the aaa goods at something we easily de-by. bu: The knockout blow. to th mento and ‘San Ffaricisco for goods was now have @ larger mail*order trade,than. in the county. combined, and. it is vones VES oe cohealiagia Our advertisements are read*ir Sierra and Plumas counties, and we these counties, for the upon our business methods and our adye ople have learned 4 ie POR GRAss —_ 2 We go'to.Grass Valley soon to Hiave a seta ‘with our : competitors there. “A Pienie At will a We will all the’ is running at Grass Valley, about eaty days. in the Winter 7 Season, * And .our opposition is. going to et het ite: Valley people will have the benefit of. the scrimmage, ul we are going to slash prices right and left, . . apaeatanpainiinem ig while sell at . ‘Lower Prices Than: Ever at Our Nevada City Store Which will‘continue to run as neil iti the Braiiets’ Store where: the sale will last only but for the past 18 or 20 years has been an invalid. Death was the result o old age: John Arbogast was a native’ of Pennsylvania, aged 88 years and 15 days, and’ was greatly esteemed by eral nephews and nieces, sarvive him. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, from the Congregational cman . Rime. New Year’ s Dinner. The New Year's dinner to be served at. the National Hotel tomorrow, from 5:15 to 7:30 p. m., will be up to the high standard of excellence that is maintained at that hotel. People who have eaten holiday dinners at the National, declare that they have never been better pleased anywhere. The variety of dishes, the abundance of everything, the splendid cooking, . and the careful service given to guests, are features that are noted by all visitors to that hostetry. Chef Heyer has prepared an ‘elabb: ate bill of fare for tomorrow, and all-who go there will get a first-class dinner: } it it pi A i 8S Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters! remaining in the Postoffice at. Nevada City, December 30th. : Bearden, ¥. J, Beatty, Dav: Bemardo, E, J. Budan, Miss Annie ray B.C. FORBIGN. 5 Bohingle, N ff not called for in fliteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters aemaren om. 5 col gs pay fo Of one cent tor ach i EB. CARR, a oacenelal + 0@e--— You Can Be Wait when your blood is rich, pure and nourishing. Hood’s Sarsaparifia makes the bl6od rich and pure and cures all blood secicoay Whos belaies wae ts ee eck ‘operate. Cure Andigestion, hebdache. a citizens, and do not use , . Vingtois Music, both of this city. *. mince meat and other cookery” buy buy those who knew him. A brother, sev-. : your .brandies of the above firm, if You want to save money and get a good article. alge PSG) $4. cost HIGH, BUT 11's oop, American best Christmas Coffee. + Try i) ; Makes you feel'so good. gm Great : Importing : Tea : Co. ~ Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. d24-6t Weather. Bulletin. Probably fair tonight. and‘ heavy a tice of alif sdictains ‘anfeanes . Seen ng. Anv and all portion of sai face ground 1 castes verse c'aime wit of California. ra pap ication her ees oF Shy Aa iig y virtue o: eo It is-hereby ordered th that met foregoing noDeer Creek QM. » claimi to file their adstSagramenia iat ve Apnli ation for published FOR CHOICE CHRISTMAS — Go To” Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st. Nevada City xk* *® Plain and Fancy Candies fot a long time to get cs : yman & Co. are the agents they wrote to the Mar sville Ww 1 their tweeds and funnels, c cae peo = A. Certain, Firm, : ta Nevada’ Ci With The Criss ~~ Sec arty anxious frost. Friday fair and cooler, we if For New ‘Year's. '* Egg nogg and-Tom a Tom and Jerry at the Council Chamber saloon tonight and tomorrow. ae Keep Your Shoes Clean.” pein of sate te the Crry lished at ‘Nevada ecaes . December The first pnblication of this notice was on the mi nearer rs at for ne ect . h night @s L. Hythan & 06." have pallet PRUITS AND nits Wi] them.-They received a:reply to, = positively, refused to sell to’ tend, t{ had the agency, for th commuter sn i nnn past four years, atid He would’ see we FOR ANEW YEAR GIFT ieir “next recourse: was . evada City \ interested’ in this branch ‘of bar. ains, to the’ ‘Mills, ‘B"obtal A. J. STILES, Pisty Hill, Ladies rubbers reduc reduced to 36 dents Commercial streat. d30-4t The flis sof. Women: Constipation, cai causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Sold by Dickerman ahs Ca, 355" Smooth as Satin. A. Isoard & Son carry a large stock of fine old whiskies, including’ the famous (yras Noble and Manhatran Club brands, than which there is nothing better, They are highly recommended by.” paul: ‘end icinal purposes, 4 dlitt GENUINE MARYSVILLE Go0Ds. Carter & dohnso. Haye Them in mi ‘Sizes and in Any Quantity, The self-styled advance! agent of the Marysville woolen miil goods advertises ‘that there ‘are’ no other Benuine Marysville woolen mill goods in. this city @xcepting . those}, kept by him. We wish ra oF have the genyine goods and lots of them. We have money ity, weight and size,. CARTER & JOHNSTON, at The ahaa’ House. a odes oe "Guarananed te bee 5G ‘At per pair, atthe Branch Wonder Store, }to back our assetion that the}‘ goods are equal to his in 1 qualPd infornt “thie™-piblic.that we}. mh TRY in egies chants in Grass . We thank you all for the liberal patrona Bestowed: c us during.the Christmas holid 7 ti . fora’ share of your si for t the coming New Year. sy ays. We now kindly ask yon We carry in stock a fiié line of . Men’ ‘Ss, , Boys’ and Children’s “SUITS AND OVERCOATS,. 57S UNDERWEAR, bch HATS AND CAPS. Ladies’, Plen’ 8, Boys’ and Chiléren’s SHOES. Hing, Line st Handkerchic fs and Near : BLANKETS AND D COMFORTERS, init at a8 “Eive and Let Tver Pad other merchants: ing in stock. ; only, and we can ky “a Fries “me the goods for them, winning: ‘and: aged to resist his a doubly persuasive. they next tried to Pong he: THE BRANCH WONDER,” [eilionicer opie etters they . quality.¢. RES ts ates . : oe a? eee : fs. LEVY, . ough this business sae

BP = ak SS prea ie claps Sa TA, THE © TRANSCRIPT] t Setatltahed Sept. by Nat. P. iwnk Oo ‘NEVADA CITT, MEY ADA we. CALIFORNIA i ns rt Proprietor s acadiuai 31, 18966 —_—_—_— MONEY FOR MINING. How the Appropriations Are to Bs Shaped. The following will give the people of this vicinity some idea of the activity now being displayed by the Miners Association, who seek new legislation on the mining question: The act of 1898 creating the office of State “Debris: Commissioner and appropriating $250,000 for the construc‘tal tion of restraining barriers is to. be amended so as to make the like appropriation by Congress available. A ‘bill to this. effect. has been drawn by the committee on legislation of the State Miners Association, of which whe eet ee for passagé by the peasy in: his biannial message. So far as the deuris commissioner is concerned it. extends the office for four years from January 1, 1898, in order that the duties for which it.was designed may be fulfilled and excepts his salary of $300. a month and that of the secretary of the commission from authorization by the state board of examiners previous to payment. The remainder of the: bill is intended to bring the requirements of the State and Federal appropriations into accord. California set aside a quarter: of a million dollars for the restraining and’ impounding of “mining debris,” whereas the national law appropriated $250,000 for the restraining and impounding of “debris‘resulting from. mining Operations, natural erosion and other causes. The State law-will be made to conform in this and other particulars. Each appropriation is to be expended under State or national supervision, as the case, may be. The United States engineers will, however, contract for the construction of the barriers, while the State Debris Commission: will determine if the ‘works as planned are sufficient to protect the navigable waters of the State. Under these conditions the entire $500,000 will be rendered available and hydraulic mining in California will again be’ possible on}. its former gigantic scale. THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT. The hydraulic miners will offer this __ proposed amendment to section 14 Eee, Eps Ba Onn of Unesual Seeks bility and Attractiveness. Fair weather or foul Armory Hall will doubtless hold a larger crowd. of . dancers tomorrow evening that on ai y former .like..cocasion.. Acknowledged to be the event of the season from a social staydpoint. and. with’ arfangements that are well nigh perfect the . ’ affair promises to be one‘of unconfined enjoyment and extreme pleasure for all who.are fortunate .6nough to be present. The Native Déughters’ have given many successful parties but probably never before: ‘were ‘the pains taken or jount ofenergy ahd time expended by the ladies: to ensure the result their present endeavors’ will attain. . her ai Parlor ‘will eclipse all ill pitent er most beautiof evérgzeen ‘Waterial formed into a sylvan-like canopy the canvas-covered floor will indeed be a delightful place be . 2P0n which to pass the fleeing hours. Green, white and golden colored bunting is being twisted, hang and formed in every conceivable ‘way tothe best advantage. A feature of the decorations will be the electrical display. The entire rear wall will be’a ground of colored*buniting, in which has ‘been set many little incandescent lamps, representing a huge semi-sun. A number of stroag incandescent lights wil! prothe wall, the rays radiating upward and the smaller lights carrying out the pretty effect. The best of music has been engaged and handsome programs will be provided for the dancers. The grand }march will start peyprty at 9 o'clock. ‘Is Still B Buzzing. It was reported . last ast night that a little Chinaman who is’ known as “Johnny overdrinking. It: was, learned. later that he ‘was not dead, but was paralyzed druhk, and that some of his Chinese friends thought he was. dead. Buzzer is in the habit of visiting saloons and bumming drinks. Yesterday afternoon he struck a lively crowd who “set ‘em up” at a killing pace. Inside of 40 minutes Buzzer swallowed 21 drinks of whisky. This morning he was feeling pretty rocky, but after getting a jolt or two of whiskey he was all right again. '' Death of An Old Resident. John Arbogast, who has been a resident of this township since 1852, died today at the home of his brother, Jacob jelly Section 14. Private property shall “ not be taken or damaged for public use without just compensation having been first made to or paid into court for the owner, and no right of way shall be appropriated for the use of any corporation other than municipal until full compensation therefor be first made in money or ascertained and paid into court for the .owner, irrespective of any benefit from any improvement proposed by such corporation, which compensation. shall be ascertained by a jury, unless a jury be waived, as in other civil cases in a court of record, as shall be prescribed oY law. ‘This section shall be construed to include the following as public uses: Roads, tunnels, ditches, flumes, pipes and dumping places for working mines; also outlets, natural or otherwise, for the flow, deposit or condnct of tailings, or refuse matter from mines; also’ an oecupancy in common by the owners or possessors of different: mines of any place for. the flow, deposit or condact of tailings or refuse matter from their several mines. Reservep seats are on sale at Foley’s for the Stuttz Co. tonight and rest -of this week. 0 Personal Mention. Albert Cook returned this morning from San Francisco. W. RB. Williamson came down from Washington today. W. N. Miller of seas Hill came down today. A. W. Blundell, of the Lone Star mine, returned from Sen. Francisco yesterday. J. Noonan is here fixing the Western Uuion Telegraph Company’s wires. Miss Lillie Tam returned ‘home last evening from. Sacramento, where. she has-been on a visit. Gus. Kartschoke and wife; of San Francisco, arrived here“this morning. Mr. Kartschoke is President of the Champion Mining ‘Company and bas hosts of friends in this city. R. C. Genton.of flan Branciace arrives ' here this morning. Superintendent Fred Zietler returned last evening from a visit to San Francisco. . M.E, Frank and ©. Collins, of San . P® Francisco, arrived here last evening. E. A. Davis of Downieville ¢ame down today on his way to San Frarcisco. be gc ee Protection to White Labor Industries Wesson Amaia, citizen, believe im protection, and :therefare ‘handle . . "nothing but, Stcckton Woolen Mill Wii Late oni We therefore rec.duéean iniiuensé light at the foot of . Buzzer” had ‘died from the: effects of . ’ nino: Totes and Comments of Local aa Interest. « Srvrtz at the Theatre tonight. Happy New Year matinee at the Theaire tomorrow afternoon. ° : to Ward Fay 0 of Dutch Fiat for favors "his afternoon enough hail and snow fell to'whiten the gronnd. As-we went to press the prospects were good fora snowstorm. The Stuttz Company, band and al’, are now here and will open-at the Theatre tonight. “A matinee will been given tomorrow. ~ “Parnell,” who can make eggnog to e Queen’s taste, will have enough on Band tomorrow tosupply the town. The funeral of the late W. H. McAdams took place this afternoon, Rev. J. Sims officiating. Th; pallbearers were Fred Eilerman, Chas. Pecor, W. J: Britland, Frank Richards, Thos. Woon, Geo. Gehrig. ~~ ‘ cite anne Watching the Old Year OutThere will be a watch night service this evening in the Methodist Church uuder the auspices of the Epworth League. From 9 till 10 there will be devotional services, from 10 to 11 a social time and light refreshments, and from 11 until 12 will watch the old year out and the new year in with appropriate service. Everybody invited. Extra Dressing Room. In order to have ample accomodations. the Native Daughters have secured the use of room 24 at the New York Hotel to be used as an extra dressing room for ladies who attend the New Year's ball tomorrow evening. «oe Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Samuel R. Shift, deceased, Order appvinting D. Furth, Chas. Paine and P. W. Gaynor, appraisors. Estate of Samuel B. Crawford, deceased. Order appointing E. B. Power attorney for minor and absent heii » etc. W. H. McAdams, deceased. Order appointing E. W. oie special administrator. ; Orrin Turkey Raffle. Beginning Dec: 16th, there will be turkey raffle every night during the holiday season at Robert* Simmons’!saloon, Pine street. al5Pine Old Brandy. For the best French and American The Transonrer-is under obligations . ; 4 Broad Fine Boots SNMOES. ‘par make to order Fine: Boots] Gaiters and Laced ‘Shoes -sal inall shapes and st” All work guaranteed Street, ‘opposite National Hotel. Try my MINING BOOTS. ring nea ood i pepmpaly one. Fall Orchestra, <; ()arrists 9h GRAND CONCERT . Every Afternoon and Evening. NEVADA: ee bay 3--NIGHTS---3 . Beginning Tharsday, Dec. 31st. Stuttz Co.. —WwIiTH— Band, .~ Gorgeous Costumes. “POPULAR 1 scence for 58), da, wit: vax, Wi piped oe. To Sacramento, Cal., December %Xth, I Nae IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE “Juanita Gold Mi bs) Post Odfice add. is N toe Be ace ress levada Clty, Californie vein or lode in face ground as the Nevada Mini State of Cali the field peg gg official plat on iile in this office, as’ Ranges Bact, Mé. Dia se'd Lot No. 223 hay docertien dong follows. Beginning at nest marked “G. No. ie th ith of th oe e OW, alte Heel sh lower tunue bears 380.4 fe +t to nost marked "a re et 42 sare Te ilnke dist. Be inn’ at No th ee tae ev) from w! E., 3. Be et wy stgeigtse marked ““G, No. 23” tog 2B “G. No, I,” _ place of bor contains 4,93 acres. No. 2035. , Application For Patent. \ ties STATES LAND OFFI Cen. ning Compa: whose its application for Patent 4 linear oe of the Germany nates pone beast gold, with surrein described, situated in Dist ‘ict ict. County of NevaOrnia, and d ated by £28, i 16. North Renee belo LODE LINE, » ” from ° 30° R., N. Wier ch oe

EXTERIOR BOUNDARIES. TEN ta 43 ma. 7 E. 1958 chain oc? 525 feet to beginning. This attention. Broad street, one door below Armory Hall. no City Laundry. All orders given P mpt 264 +> . Raffle Lonel! Night. “here will ‘be a ej ‘raffle every Te ldu "4 The prettiest, th town !” 1 telk of those who and New Year to see at the MRS. Lester “& Crawford. JAPANESE GOODS In the greatest variety ever shown in town. a es Toys, Dolls, Games, Bric-a-bac + And “‘a thousand and one” things: useful and ornamental, PRICES LOW IN ALL LINBS. Not CHEAP PHOTOGRAPHS . But PHOTOGRAPHS CHEAP For the Holidays. a ORDER NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH AND DISAPPOINTMENT. My Photographs excel in Style, Finish and d Workmanship, and are guaran, tecd to be Permanent. Photographs Copied and Entarged in Pastel, Crayon and Water Coiors. m phat Come in and see-my display. I can please you in anything in the Photographic line.Woore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER Studio on York Street. ’ Ae B.—Pietare Frames of any. description made toorder on short notice at San Francisco prices, ‘ }pointed agent i in this city for the Twin ee . To THE Punic: 4, uring the year now We have had th en e ape cea of any county. Our cash books and Bank book’ But we are not. in business: for one to retain our old-customers and add new: . we will continue. to sell the aaa goods at something we easily de-by. bu: The knockout blow. to th mento and ‘San Ffaricisco for goods was now have @ larger mail*order trade,than. in the county. combined, and. it is vones VES oe cohealiagia Our advertisements are read*ir Sierra and Plumas counties, and we these counties, for the upon our business methods and our adye ople have learned 4 ie POR GRAss —_ 2 We go'to.Grass Valley soon to Hiave a seta ‘with our : competitors there. “A Pienie At will a We will all the’ is running at Grass Valley, about eaty days. in the Winter 7 Season, * And .our opposition is. going to et het ite: Valley people will have the benefit of. the scrimmage, ul we are going to slash prices right and left, . . apaeatanpainiinem ig while sell at . ‘Lower Prices Than: Ever at Our Nevada City Store Which will‘continue to run as neil iti the Braiiets’ Store where: the sale will last only but for the past 18 or 20 years has been an invalid. Death was the result o old age: John Arbogast was a native’ of Pennsylvania, aged 88 years and 15 days, and’ was greatly esteemed by eral nephews and nieces, sarvive him. The funeral will take place Saturday morning at 10 o’clock, from the Congregational cman . Rime. New Year’ s Dinner. The New Year's dinner to be served at. the National Hotel tomorrow, from 5:15 to 7:30 p. m., will be up to the high standard of excellence that is maintained at that hotel. People who have eaten holiday dinners at the National, declare that they have never been better pleased anywhere. The variety of dishes, the abundance of everything, the splendid cooking, . and the careful service given to guests, are features that are noted by all visitors to that hostetry. Chef Heyer has prepared an ‘elabb: ate bill of fare for tomorrow, and all-who go there will get a first-class dinner: } it it pi A i 8S Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters! remaining in the Postoffice at. Nevada City, December 30th. : Bearden, ¥. J, Beatty, Dav: Bemardo, E, J. Budan, Miss Annie ray B.C. FORBIGN. 5 Bohingle, N ff not called for in fliteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters aemaren om. 5 col gs pay fo Of one cent tor ach i EB. CARR, a oacenelal + 0@e--— You Can Be Wait when your blood is rich, pure and nourishing. Hood’s Sarsaparifia makes the bl6od rich and pure and cures all blood secicoay Whos belaies wae ts ee eck ‘operate. Cure Andigestion, hebdache. a citizens, and do not use , . Vingtois Music, both of this city. *. mince meat and other cookery” buy buy those who knew him. A brother, sev-. : your .brandies of the above firm, if You want to save money and get a good article. alge PSG) $4. cost HIGH, BUT 11's oop, American best Christmas Coffee. + Try i) ; Makes you feel'so good. gm Great : Importing : Tea : Co. ~ Commercial Street, Nevada City. Mill Street, Grass Valley. d24-6t Weather. Bulletin. Probably fair tonight. and‘ heavy a tice of alif sdictains ‘anfeanes . Seen ng. Anv and all portion of sai face ground 1 castes verse c'aime wit of California. ra pap ication her ees oF Shy Aa iig y virtue o: eo It is-hereby ordered th that met foregoing noDeer Creek QM. » claimi to file their adstSagramenia iat ve Apnli ation for published FOR CHOICE CHRISTMAS — Go To” Eph. Cohn’s Commercial st.. Nevada City xk* *® Plain and Fancy Candies fot a long time to get cs : yman & Co. are the agents they wrote to the Mar sville Ww 1 their tweeds and funnels, c cae peo = A. Certain, Firm, : ta Nevada’ Ci With The Criss ~~ Sec arty anxious frost. Friday fair and cooler, we if For New ‘Year's. '* Egg nogg and-Tom a Tom and Jerry at the Council Chamber saloon tonight and tomorrow. ae Keep Your Shoes Clean.” pein of sate te the Crry lished at ‘Nevada ecaes . December The first pnblication of this notice was on the mi nearer rs at for ne ect . h night @s L. Hythan & 06." have pallet PRUITS AND nits Wi] them..-They received a:reply to, = positively, refused to sell to’ tend, t{ had the agency, for th commuter sn i nnn past four years, atid He would’ see we FOR ANEW YEAR GIFT ieir “next recourse: was . evada City \ interested’ in this branch ‘of bar. ains, to the’ ‘Mills, ‘B"obtal A. J. STILES, Pisty Hill, Ladies rubbers reduc reduced to 36 dents Commercial streat. d30-4t The flis sof. Women: Constipation, cai causes more than half the ills of women. Karl’s Clover Root Tea is a pleasant cure for Constipation Sold by Dickerman ahs Ca, 355" Smooth as Satin. A. Isoard & Son carry a large stock of fine old whiskies, including’ the famous (yras Noble and Manhatran Club brands, than which there is nothing better, They are highly recommended by.” paul: ‘end icinal purposes, 4 dlitt GENUINE MARYSVILLE Go0Ds. Carter & dohnso. Haye Them in mi ‘Sizes and in Any Quantity, The self-styled advance! agent of the Marysville woolen miil goods advertises ‘that there ‘are’ no other Benuine Marysville woolen mill goods in. this city @xcepting . those}, kept by him. We wish ra oF have the genyine goods and lots of them. We have money ity, weight and size,. CARTER & JOHNSTON, at The ahaa’ House. a odes oe "Guarananed te bee 5G ‘At per pair, atthe Branch Wonder Store, }to back our assetion that the}‘ goods are equal to his in 1 qualPd infornt “thie™-piblic.that we}. mh TRY in egies chants in Grass . We thank you all for the liberal patrona Bestowed: c us during.the Christmas holid 7 ti . fora’ share of your si for t the coming New Year. sy ays. We now kindly ask yon We carry in stock a fiié line of . Men’ ‘Ss, , Boys’ and Children’s “SUITS AND OVERCOATS,. 57S UNDERWEAR, bch HATS AND CAPS. Ladies’, Plen’ 8, Boys’ and Chiléren’s SHOES. Hing, Line st Handkerchic fs and Near : BLANKETS AND D COMFORTERS, init at a8 “Eive and Let Tver Pad other merchants: ing in stock. ; only, and we can ky “a Fries “me the goods for them, winning: ‘and: aged to resist his a doubly persuasive. they next tried to Pong he: THE BRANCH WONDER,” [eilionicer opie etters they . quality.¢. RES ts ates . : oe a? eee : fs. LEVY, . ough this business sae