December 31, 1903 (4 pages)

* or BAB AKIO EK * Pa xkqworr l * 4 Special helpif ‘has been spared to Apple.Pie, , Assorted Fruit, Oonsomme Imperis). Turkey Salad, en Mayonaiee. Dressed Lettuce, with Egg. Sardels, vith Lemon. Boned Chicken in Allspi-e Jelly. Bollea young Ohicken, Matre de Hotel Sauce. Sugar m, Ohampagne Sauce. — Cured Ha Brasedl Booge Lote na id Frogs Sweet Breads d Oyster Patties, a Ia Turkey Livers, Vanilla Cream Puffs, au Vanille. Printaniens. FRUIT PUNOR. 00000 Tenderloin of Beef, Natural Gravey. _ » With Baked Apples. auce Supreme, Young Tarkey, Stuffed with oysters—Oranberry Sauce. Roast Haunch of Mutton, Olive Dressing, 00000 Steamed Potatoes, French Peas. Cauliflower in Oream,. Asparagus Tips. 00000 ‘Now Year’s Plam Padding,.-Hard-and Brandy Sauce, Hot Mince Pie. Young Suckling Pi Roast Loin of Veal, Mashed Potatoes, Green Oorn on Cob. Fruit Cake, § Pound Cake. Chocolate Mixed Nute, has been engaged make this the grandest Dinner ever served in Nevada ¢ bh Shrimps. Select Oslery on Bran Baked Oslifornia Salmon, au Gratin, Sauce Tartar. al Potatoes, Brabrant. ; : aux Champigeons. : ded, with French Peas. Chicken Friccasee, Obicken de Polets, Fricadel, Tomatoe Sauce, Ice Cream. Figs, Roquefort, Edem, Swiss, Sierra and Oream Cheese. ; Oafe Noir. — . Oream of Ohicken. ‘ bs Queen Olives. -. Mixed Pickles. Baked Sweet Potatoes. Hubbard Squash. String Beans. Lemon Meringue Pie, =: Layer Cake and Lady Fingers. Raisins, Confectionery. from San Francisco, and no expense he Expected Storm . several of our loacal Vither sharps predicted a storm for _3"0Bome of them are making e good record this season in an-fWouncing the approach of atorme. ys Rain commenced falling about three o'clock this morning,:and it bas continued all day, varying at times from ton ridge Q fe extent toeg aly origina; ‘ f it conan early Firth’ Poe ities 0 ‘fell up to eight o’clock this morning. The rainfall as recorded here up to {wine o’clock this morning is as follows: )Rainfall December Blet he ae -65 Wince the first of present month. 8.18 or the season 20.71 Js ly as well know # Schilling’s Best—at your gro~ per’s. ; Costs nothing to, know; for money back, aaaeiniiennaiiinimemmmen tina iaee cetera Board of Education. The City Board of Education met yesterday. Owing to the resignation of W. J. Wyne, it became necessary to appoint a new teacher. in the eighth grade. Several applications were conSidered,. William Schrader of Marysville was appointed. The schools will open next Monday, The following bills were ordered paid: Water works, $20; H. Dickerman, $52; Bost . Tompkins, $8.50 ; Payot, Upham & Oo, $510; TurnerHadiey Co., $2.49. Principal L. EB. Armstrong’s report was received, and the month’s record in at\endance shows a gain of 85.7 over the same month last year. The High School Board met afterwards and allowed the following bills: O: E. Weber & Oo., $11 61; H. Dickermap, 40 cents; E. H. Barker, $1.50; Miner, $850; Cunningham, Curtis & Co., $14.45; ‘Tarner-Hadley Oo,, 80 cents ; Legg & Shaw Co., $9 57. Wealher Report. THURSDAY, December 81. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San . Francisco: Tonight rain. Friday rain. 3 MoApr. Harvesting Ice, ‘The harvesting of the winter ice crop was commenced at Boca Monday, the ice being loaded directly into cars. It averaged about ten inches in thickness. About 800 men are employed in cutting and loading the ice, this being the largest camp along the river. The Union Ice Company looks forward to @ very Succesefal season, There are 600 cars to be loaded, after which the big ice houses will be filled. Tuesday the Netional Ice Company began operations at [celand with a large force of men, The ice is said to be a foot thick. At Prosser creek work was started today (Thursday), the ice being now thick enough to harvest. Work of installing an elevator at the Henry ice ponds in Truckee has been completed and all is in readiness to begin operati-ns when-the ice attaint sufficient thickness. Ths cold nights have been beneficial and the absence of snow makes the ice of better quality than usual. The busy season has now come and things will soon be booming.—Truckee Repubiican. ee ss ee eee What an Exehange. Says About Them. The Petaluma Argus of Deo, 26th speaks of the Ervin Brinkall’s production of “Oamille,” as follows ; “The Ervin Blunkall Company opened their Petaluma engagement last evening with “Camille” and it proved 8 worthy vehicle to demonstrate the ability of the company, which is one of the strongest dramatic organizations that have ever appeared here. Edna Elleemere’s interpretation of th2 character of Camille was strong and convincing, but pot overdrawn. She showed herself to be an actress of great ability, and is one of the best that bas ever appeared here in some time. Ervin Blunkell as Armand gave & strong delineation of the passionate lover, whose love is turned to frenzied hate. The rest of the cast was fully up to the standard of Mies Ellesmere and Mr, Blunkall.” ‘“‘Oamille” will be the bill at the Nevada Theatre on ‘Tuesday evening, the second night of the Blunkall engage. ment here. Another Wreck. MaRYsviLLe, Dec. 30th—The Oregon express was derailed _this morning. The train had backed in to attach a ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs. 25c,50c. Druggists. Spas aR EGR ER SEL PECIAL SALE === @ of Dress Goods having proved a success we will now put ona SPECIAL SALE of the entire stock of po age = a sleeper carrying the Foxy Grandpa Oo. and on returniog to the malo track the smoker left the rails and tarned over on ite ‘side. Several passengers were severely injured. Only the very pest of wines, liquor and cigars are served at the Klontiike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on him. d81-tf Ifyou wart a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Barry. tf-m7_ PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Everything Strictly. High Class. Oall and enjoy our hospitality . The people of Nevada City have now -. thirty-four in number, are all artiste }time they realized the power of music Baked Clam Pie Hot Pork and Beans Wheat and Rye Bread Potatoe Salad, Celery And other good things had the chance to hear and eee the great Italian bend leader, Signor Ri. vela, and hie royal musicians, All who missed the concert last evening at Nevada Theater lost, rare tréat, as thie organization while not exceeding and play asa band, wonderfully well, Those who have music in their soule experienced sensations which they perhaps aever felt before, for the first It is free to is invited to come. i eaninsiaigpgiaiiacies etree all and everybody “that hath charms to soothe the savage breast.” Their great charm is in the fact that they play as one instrument, thie was most apparent in their method of dropping a note when a rest occurred, as well as in their very artistic phrasing. The program last night was made of both classical and popular numbers. Most of the latter, however, were introduced as encores, of which there were many. The audience ¢ould not get enough it seemed, and Signor Rivela was exceedingly liberal with granting their demands, Every number was encored and still the audience was not satisfied. The band will give another concert at the theater tonight, and those who failed of the opportunity to be present last night should grasp the last chance this evening of listening to what is without a doubt the grandest aggregation of musical talent in the country. Personal Noles. Joe Brock jeft this morning for San Francisco. —_. D. Birdsall, the powder map, returned this morning to San Francisco. Fred Boeckman, of the firm of Fargo & Co,, returned to the Bay this morning. : Superintendent M. W. Mather arrived here last evening from Oakland on his way to the Piumbago mine, George C. Olark of North Bloomfield left this morning for San Francisco. : J. M. Wells and E. O. Boyer are here from St. Louis on mining ousiness. Mr. and Mrs. Milligan of Placerville are here on a visit. Chris Pilatt! of Placerville is among tbe late arrivals to this city, R. L. Fisher of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for his home. Felix and Ernest Weieshuhn are here from Australia inspecting mines and mining machinery. Home, Sweet Home The party of local gentlemen who went up to Little Bear Valley yester, day morning to review the progress made at the Zeibright mine, in which they are more or less interested, may have to partake of their New Year's turkey (?) at that place. Reports from the bustling mining camp state that it is gnowing beautifully and that the gucste of the mine may be compelled to. postpone their Home-coming until the weather moderates.Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With COCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. QOatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal medicine. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is teken ipternaliy, and acts directly on thé blood ard mucous sarfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physiGians in this country for years and ia a regular prescription, It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderfal results in curing Oatarth, Send for testimonials free, F. J. OHENEY & OO., Props., Local Noles. The. big revtrainiog barrier, being erected by the Omega Mining Oompany in Scotchman’s creek, under a permit from the Debrie Commission, {s about completed. It is one of the most substantial yet constructed, being built of stone and earth and well cribbed. As soon as the dam is offiGClally inspected and 8pproved the company will commence hydraulicking. Daring the year 1908 there haa been an inorease in marriages in Nevada county of twenty-nine couples over the year .1902.The total number of licenses issued by County Clerk Arbogast for the year is 188, against 104 the previous year. Today was the last day for doing assessment work and those who have not performed it are liable to have their claims jumped after midnight. Some quick assesement work has been done by a few who were dilatory in doing the $100 worth of work as required by law. On Tuesday William H. Dunlep put a crew of men to work oa his Independent claim in Willow Valley and the entire work was: performed in one day, which is about the quickest on record here this year. Landlord Richards of the New York Hotel always treate his guests in a manner that cannot fail to please the most.exacting, The place is noted for the elaborate spreads that are served on holidays. Tomorrow 4 choice turkey dinner will be prepared, Every thing of the very best will be provided for this splendid New Year’s dinuer. G. F. Henricks, postmaster at Colua.bia Hill, has forwarded his resignation to the fourth assietant poemaster general at Washington, po'ntment will probably go to Mre. W. H. Nicholas, widow of the late W. H. Nicholas. A petition circulated by neatly everybody in Columbia Hill, business to Mrs. Nicholas, will shortly go to San Jose to make bis home with that city for several months. The seven-months-oldson of Mr. terday got a piece of cake clogged in bis throat and prompt action by the mother, who discovered the accident in the nick of time, saved the child from choking to death\ The little one had become black in the face, e >. Fight Wilt Be Bitter. covery for Consumption, will bave a if not ended-earlier by fatal termina: -tion. provement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her.” Guaranteed 50c. and $1, Trial bottles free. *ee California. Ohampagnola—red and rwhite—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf For a good cool, sharp glase of beer callat Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sots Sold by druggists, pr Hall’s Family Pille are the best. ae en re NEW YEAR’S GOODS @2e0 2] NEW FURS just received from H. Liebes Oo.—the very lutest at reduced prices. We have orders to sell every one in stock at a reduction. En ID GLOovVvEes We are agents for the Celebrated Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all shades and colors. Price $1.50. WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDERS to the City. Our A B. Kid Gloves we sell for $1.00 guaranteed. They are anion made and the best $1.00 glove sold. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS! NEW HOLIDAY GvuoDs! @@ Oonsult us before purchasing gy ROSENBERG BROS. At the old Isoard place en Broad St. i CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. The apthe lady recéived the signatures of Mr. Henricks, who has sold bis store hia family, who have been residing in eod Mrs. Ed Ninnis of Gold Flat, yesThose who will percist in closing. ® their eara against the continual rec-. @ ommendation of Dr. King’s New Die-. ' long and bitter fight with their troubles . Read what 'l'. R. Beell of Beall. g Mies., has to say: “Last Full my wife. % had every symptom of consumption. . # She took Dr. King’s New Discovery . # after everything else had fatied. Im-. ‘J R by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price. % DR. H. 0. SMITH DENTIST © Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING... -PINE STREET NEVADA GiITY, CAL. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS We have a Splendid and™Elegant Stock to choose fromjincluding*: CUT GLASS — Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY The’GenuineJarticle—Sterline mounted, ' LEATHER GOODS POCKETgBOOKS LETTER CASES WALLETS ROLL DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG New—Toilet Setsfand Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS ery Acceptable Gift. ULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected§ P Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys and Books H. DICKERMAN What would make tha young APPRECIATED CIFTS Signer or happy to receive on New Yeur’s morning one of our handsome watches and chains, Clocks also, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate holiday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street We have them at all prices from $1.50 ap. We havea big stock of Call in and see. PPP WALL LLLP ILLS VPP PLL LID PLDDLD: “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for 2 a git a me ls wy . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. T.MORRISON a L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor POPPE PPO FFP FFD LAY Hl We have a fresh stock of 4 everything for thé Holi‘== days at our store. Try ONE Sk EL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep cnly theQlistsac re” ow as pos sible ry a bottle of!Shasta Water with your ‘New Year’s Dinner.’ Tue Bee Hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. -

* or BAB AKIO EK * Pa xkqworr l * 4 Special helpif ‘has been spared to Apple.Pie, , Assorted Fruit, Oonsomme Imperis). Turkey Salad, en Mayonaiee. Dressed Lettuce, with Egg. Sardels, vith Lemon. Boned Chicken in Allspi-e Jelly. Bollea young Ohicken, Matre de Hotel Sauce. Sugar m, Ohampagne Sauce. — Cured Ha Brasedl Booge Lote na id Frogs Sweet Breads d Oyster Patties, a Ia Turkey Livers, Vanilla Cream Puffs, au Vanille. Printaniens. FRUIT PUNOR. 00000 Tenderloin of Beef, Natural Gravey. _ » With Baked Apples. auce Supreme, Young Tarkey, Stuffed with oysters—Oranberry Sauce. Roast Haunch of Mutton, Olive Dressing, 00000 Steamed Potatoes, French Peas. Cauliflower in Oream,. Asparagus Tips. 00000 ‘Now Year’s Plam Padding,.-Hard-and Brandy Sauce, Hot Mince Pie. Young Suckling Pi Roast Loin of Veal, Mashed Potatoes, Green Oorn on Cob. Fruit Cake, § Pound Cake. Chocolate Mixed Nute, has been engaged make this the grandest Dinner ever served in Nevada ¢ bh Shrimps. Select Oslery on Bran Baked Oslifornia Salmon, au Gratin, Sauce Tartar. al Potatoes, Brabrant. ; : aux Champigeons. : ded, with French Peas. Chicken Friccasee, Obicken de Polets, Fricadel, Tomatoe Sauce, Ice Cream. Figs, Roquefort, Edem, Swiss, Sierra and Oream Cheese. ; Oafe Noir. — . Oream of Ohicken. ‘ bs Queen Olives. -. Mixed Pickles. Baked Sweet Potatoes. Hubbard Squash. String Beans. Lemon Meringue Pie, =: Layer Cake and Lady Fingers. Raisins, Confectionery. from San Francisco, and no expense he Expected Storm . several of our loacal Vither sharps predicted a storm for _3"0Bome of them are making e good record this season in an-fWouncing the approach of atorme. ys Rain commenced falling about three o'clock this morning,:and it bas continued all day, varying at times from ton ridge Q fe extent toeg aly origina; ‘ f it conan early Firth’ Poe ities 0 ‘fell up to eight o’clock this morning. The rainfall as recorded here up to {wine o’clock this morning is as follows: )Rainfall December Blet he ae -65 Wince the first of present month.. 8.18 or the season 20.71 Js ly as well know # Schilling’s Best—at your gro~ per’s. ; Costs nothing to, know; for money back, aaaeiniiennaiiinimemmmen tina iaee cetera Board of Education. The City Board of Education met yesterday. Owing to the resignation of W. J. Wyne, it became necessary to appoint a new teacher. in the eighth grade. Several applications were conSidered,. William Schrader of Marysville was appointed. The schools will open next Monday, The following bills were ordered paid: Water works, $20; H. Dickerman, $52; Bost . Tompkins, $8.50 ; Payot, Upham & Oo, $510; TurnerHadiey Co., $2.49. Principal L. EB. Armstrong’s report was received, and the month’s record in at\endance shows a gain of 85.7 over the same month last year. The High School Board met afterwards and allowed the following bills: O: E. Weber & Oo., $11 61; H. Dickermap, 40 cents; E. H. Barker, $1.50; Miner, $850; Cunningham, Curtis & Co., $14.45; ‘Tarner-Hadley Oo,, 80 cents ; Legg & Shaw Co., $9 57. Wealher Report. THURSDAY, December 81. The following is the forecast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at San . Francisco: Tonight rain. Friday rain. 3 MoApr. Harvesting Ice, ‘The harvesting of the winter ice crop was commenced at Boca Monday, the ice being loaded directly into cars. It averaged about ten inches in thickness. About 800 men are employed in cutting and loading the ice, this being the largest camp along the river. The Union Ice Company looks forward to @ very Succesefal season, There are 600 cars to be loaded, after which the big ice houses will be filled. Tuesday the Netional Ice Company began operations at [celand with a large force of men, The ice is said to be a foot thick. At Prosser creek work was started today (Thursday), the ice being now thick enough to harvest. Work of installing an elevator at the Henry ice ponds in Truckee has been completed and all is in readiness to begin operati-ns when-the ice attaint sufficient thickness. Ths cold nights have been beneficial and the absence of snow makes the ice of better quality than usual. The busy season has now come and things will soon be booming.—Truckee Repubiican. ee ss ee eee What an Exehange. Says About Them. The Petaluma Argus of Deo, 26th speaks of the Ervin Brinkall’s production of “Oamille,” as follows ; “The Ervin Blunkall Company opened their Petaluma engagement last evening with “Camille” and it proved 8 worthy vehicle to demonstrate the ability of the company, which is one of the strongest dramatic organizations that have ever appeared here. Edna Elleemere’s interpretation of th2 character of Camille was strong and convincing, but pot overdrawn. She showed herself to be an actress of great ability, and is one of the best that bas ever appeared here in some time. Ervin Blunkell as Armand gave & strong delineation of the passionate lover, whose love is turned to frenzied hate. The rest of the cast was fully up to the standard of Mies Ellesmere and Mr, Blunkall.” ‘“‘Oamille” will be the bill at the Nevada Theatre on ‘Tuesday evening, the second night of the Blunkall engage. ment here. Another Wreck. MaRYsviLLe, Dec. 30th—The Oregon express was derailed _this morning. The train had backed in to attach a ESPECIALLY FOR CHIL DRDEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs. 25c,50c. Druggists. Spas aR EGR ER SEL PECIAL SALE === @ of Dress Goods having proved a success we will now put ona SPECIAL SALE of the entire stock of po age = a sleeper carrying the Foxy Grandpa Oo. and on returniog to the malo track the smoker left the rails and tarned over on ite ‘side. Several passengers were severely injured. Only the very pest of wines, liquor and cigars are served at the Klontiike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on him. d81-tf Ifyou wart a good, cool drink o beer—the very best in town—drop ip and see Wm, Barry. tf-m7_ PALMER & JOHNSON, Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars, Everything Strictly. High Class. Oall and enjoy our hospitality . The people of Nevada City have now -. thirty-four in number, are all artiste }time they realized the power of music Baked Clam Pie Hot Pork and Beans Wheat and Rye Bread Potatoe Salad, Celery And other good things had the chance to hear and eee the great Italian bend leader, Signor Ri. vela, and hie royal musicians, All who missed the concert last evening at Nevada Theater lost, rare tréat, as thie organization while not exceeding and play asa band, wonderfully well, Those who have music in their soule experienced sensations which they perhaps aever felt before, for the first It is free to is invited to come. i eaninsiaigpgiaiiacies etree

all and everybody “that hath charms to soothe the savage breast.” Their great charm is in the fact that they play as one instrument, thie was most apparent in their method of dropping a note when a rest occurred, as well as in their very artistic phrasing. The program last night was made of both classical and popular numbers. Most of the latter, however, were introduced as encores, of which there were many. The audience ¢ould not get enough it seemed, and Signor Rivela was exceedingly liberal with granting their demands, Every number was encored and still the audience was not satisfied. The band will give another concert at the theater tonight, and those who failed of the opportunity to be present last night should grasp the last chance this evening of listening to what is without a doubt the grandest aggregation of musical talent in the country. Personal Noles. Joe Brock jeft this morning for San Francisco. —_. D. Birdsall, the powder map, returned this morning to San Francisco. Fred Boeckman, of the firm of Fargo & Co,, returned to the Bay this morning. : Superintendent M. W. Mather arrived here last evening from Oakland on his way to the Piumbago mine, George C. Olark of North Bloomfield left this morning for San Francisco. : J. M. Wells and E. O. Boyer are here from St. Louis on mining ousiness. Mr. and Mrs. Milligan of Placerville are here on a visit. Chris Pilatt! of Placerville is among tbe late arrivals to this city, R. L. Fisher of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco and left this morning for his home. Felix and Ernest Weieshuhn are here from Australia inspecting mines and mining machinery. Home, Sweet Home The party of local gentlemen who went up to Little Bear Valley yester, day morning to review the progress made at the Zeibright mine, in which they are more or less interested, may have to partake of their New Year's turkey (?) at that place. Reports from the bustling mining camp state that it is gnowing beautifully and that the gucste of the mine may be compelled to. postpone their Home-coming until the weather moderates.Catarrh Cannot Be Cured With COCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. QOatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal medicine. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is teken ipternaliy, and acts directly on thé blood ard mucous sarfaces, Hall’s Catarrh Cure is not a quack medicine. It was prescribed by one of the best physiGians in this country for years and ia a regular prescription, It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderfal results in curing Oatarth, Send for testimonials free, F. J. OHENEY & OO., Props., Local Noles. The. big revtrainiog barrier, being erected by the Omega Mining Oompany in Scotchman’s creek, under a permit from the Debrie Commission, {s about completed. It is one of the most substantial yet constructed, being built of stone and earth and well cribbed. As soon as the dam is offiGClally inspected and 8pproved the company will commence hydraulicking. Daring the year 1908 there haa been an inorease in marriages in Nevada county of twenty-nine couples over the year .1902..The total number of licenses issued by County Clerk Arbogast for the year is 188, against 104 the previous year. Today was the last day for doing assessment work and those who have not performed it are liable to have their claims jumped after midnight. Some quick assesement work has been done by a few who were dilatory in doing the $100 worth of work as required by law. On Tuesday William H. Dunlep put a crew of men to work oa his Independent claim in Willow Valley and the entire work was: performed in one day, which is about the quickest on record here this year. Landlord Richards of the New York Hotel always treate his guests in a manner that cannot fail to please the most.exacting, The place is noted for the elaborate spreads that are served on holidays. Tomorrow 4 choice turkey dinner will be prepared, Every thing of the very best will be provided for this splendid New Year’s dinuer. G. F. Henricks, postmaster at Colua.bia Hill, has forwarded his resignation to the fourth assietant poemaster general at Washington, po'ntment will probably go to Mre. W. H. Nicholas, widow of the late W. H. Nicholas. A petition circulated by neatly everybody in Columbia Hill, business to Mrs. Nicholas, will shortly go to San Jose to make bis home with that city for several months. The seven-months-oldson of Mr. terday got a piece of cake clogged in bis throat and prompt action by the mother, who discovered the accident in the nick of time, saved the child from choking to death\ The little one had become black in the face, e >. Fight Wilt Be Bitter. covery for Consumption, will bave a if not ended-earlier by fatal termina: -tion. provement came at once and four bottles entirely cured her.” Guaranteed 50c. and $1, Trial bottles free. *ee California. Ohampagnola—red and rwhite—a beverage strictly pure, refreshing and delicious, made from California wines. At Britland’s. tf For a good cool, sharp glase of beer callat Wm. Harry’s saloon Price Sots Sold by druggists, pr Hall’s Family Pille are the best. ae en re NEW YEAR’S GOODS @2e0 2] NEW FURS just received from H. Liebes Oo.—the very lutest at reduced prices. We have orders to sell every one in stock at a reduction. En ID GLOovVvEes We are agents for the Celebrated Centemere Kid Gloves. We have all shades and colors. Price $1.50. WE GIVE KID GLOVE ORDERS to the City. Our A B. Kid Gloves we sell for $1.00 guaranteed. They are anion made and the best $1.00 glove sold. NEW HANDKERCHIEFS! NEW HOLIDAY GvuoDs! @@ Oonsult us before purchasing gy ROSENBERG BROS. At the old Isoard place en Broad St. i CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. The apthe lady recéived the signatures of Mr. Henricks, who has sold bis store hia family, who have been residing in eod Mrs. Ed Ninnis of Gold Flat, yesThose who will percist in closing. ® their eara against the continual rec-. @ ommendation of Dr. King’s New Die-. ' long and bitter fight with their troubles . Read what 'l'. R. Beell of Beall. g Mies., has to say: “Last Full my wife. % had every symptom of consumption. . # She took Dr. King’s New Discovery . # after everything else had fatied. Im-. ‘J R by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. Price. % DR. H. 0. SMITH DENTIST © Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors! MASONIC BUILDING..... -PINE STREET NEVADA GiITY, CAL. NEW YEAR'S GIFTS We have a Splendid and™Elegant Stock to choose fromjincluding*: CUT GLASS — Lwo lines—Libby and Pairpont EBONY The’GenuineJarticle—Sterline mounted, ' LEATHER GOODS POCKETgBOOKS LETTER CASES WALLETS ROLL DRESSING CASES Ebony finish. FRENCH STAG New—Toilet Setsfand Novelties FOUNTAIN PENS ery Acceptable Gift. ULAR NOVELS Carefully Selected§ P Perfumes and Automizers Mirrors, Fancy Stationery Glasses, Toys and Books H. DICKERMAN What would make tha young APPRECIATED CIFTS Signer or happy to receive on New Yeur’s morning one of our handsome watches and chains, Clocks also, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate holiday gifts for ladies or gentlemen, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street We have them at all prices from $1.50 ap. We havea big stock of Call in and see. PPP WALL LLLP ILLS VPP PLL LID PLDDLD: “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for 2 a git a me ls wy . Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.” We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. T.MORRISON a L. HYMAN & CO Merchant Tailor POPPE PPO FFP FFD LAY Hl We have a fresh stock of 4 everything for thé Holi‘== days at our store. Try ONE Sk EL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep cnly theQlistsac re” ow as pos sible ry a bottle of!Shasta Water with your ‘New Year’s Dinner.’ Tue Bee Hive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. -