December 4, 1900 (4 pages)

d H. Dickdow, T. of », 1901, 1 district, urns, gave 2 for Meoange from four years omes over ᴀ whiskey. nse tes ath that he mnof F, J. ess in. the and ped m will tED Le ease of Oaby the use subscribed ay of DeON, ary Public. ken interntheblood he system , Toledo, O. a best. more of chiefs! aaa apiece re ladies PRICES e in yesry little it, We is new. ta nice ad LimburWe will tell bina ‘eit ow ‘calling 2 at our store and ” examining: our stock of the. famous St. Helena Sanitaree lis jum Health Food. = =. . +: you all about Paes ee ge them. Ask for Samples. a St ee Seas : Se Jackson’s = Grocery. . Spring ‘etetet?: saying that a new one of these establishments opened within thirty feet of that part of the National . Hotel. He said that the noises meade Ten Years it dail. Lansmna, Mich., December 3.—General W. Li. White, of Grand Rapids, exQuartermaster-General of the Michigan National Guard, today: pleaded guilty to the charge of complicity in the State militia clothing frauds and was sentenced by Judge Wiest to ten years in prison. After a plea of guilty had been entered by the) Clerk, General White’s attorney presented a petition signed by 400 citizens of Grand Rapids, urging that the utmost leniency. permigsible under the law be exercised on the ground of White's’ previous good record, the fact that this is his first of; fense; that financial restitution for the frauds had been made to the State; and that White sufferered greatly during the year he spent abroad in exile while under indictment. After a’ private consultation with White, Judge Wiest took the bench and said that no showing had been made to mitigate White’s offense, The Judge declared that he believed that White was ‘the principal in the frauds and sentenced him.to ten years’ imprisonment at bard labor in the penitentiary at Jackson. The favorite ‘of favorites—Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. Hukteeness Neagle said that a _. week ago Sundey night a distarbance . was raised at one of these houses and ~ Dragged to Death, death Sandsy while riding on ‘a brake. not tell which one of the several parbeam. He was .accompanied by bis! tics there raised the disturbance, and ooo Se he 4 10th, [ith and [2th cote the dates when—— RoszpurG, Oregon, December 8—Perthat much foul language was used. No ry Kinkead, aged 18, met ‘a horrible . . sets wore made as the officer could W. ke MEYER, The Sacramento i sgpeapee ; elder brother, but the latter failed to get on the last train. Young Kinkead attempted-to change his position on the rods, when he lost his hold and was dragged ander the train over a mile, portions of his body being scattered along the way. His brother, who followed on foot picked up pieces of ‘elothing and portions of the body which he found along the track. *@e We The Chinese Must :G 6 Ulinese MUSt ‘U0. Jamestown, December 8—About 100 men formed a procession and visited the. Ohinese buriness . houses. They gave the Chinese notice that they mast quit the town. They also served notices on white men employing Mongolians, that they muet discharge them. eee ee Piano Tuning. If your piano needs tuning you should reserve. your order for Paul Schoen, Leave word at Vinton’s drug store and your work at be attended . . to. z tt. Christmas Goods. consequently conviction would be im-. possible even though arrests had been made. Mayor Rector presented an orpamela okt. easel eo Mr. Meyer, and his reputation is THE BEST. AS& H.W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY prostitution should not be maintained on either side of Spring street or National alley. Trustee Gault was then asked to take the chair, and Mayor Rector, seconded. by Trustee Hill,moved that the ordinance be adopted. Upon roll being called, Trustee Hill and Mayor Rector voted aye and ‘Trastee Gault no. Clerk Peard refused to vote. on account of the absence of a member . — of the Board, Trustee Jackson. . He} said he was decidedly in favor of sup-. pressing the new house which ig. so: near the hotel, bat did not want to. take the responsibility of deciding for or against the ordinance. The house . referred to is one recently opened, by Mrs. Coughlan. “The ordinance as pre> sented was amended so as to read that houses of prostitation should not be permitted on the north side of Spring etreet or on either side of Nat-' ional alley. The Oedlnncey, was then OTS tae Will Shoot cast On Sunday next Company O,N. G ©., will bave its annual silhouette tarshoots in the way of an elegant white silk flag with inscriptions upon it, to be held for the coming year by the company making the largest score. If any company in the State wins the re three successive years they will resented with the flag, Oompany De holds the flag, having won it by a large majority last year. It is indeed an honor to hold this flag and the of. ficers of the company request that every member who can,jwill be present . . Whic = We gel ; <a GROCERIES <a b demand the admiration of consumers because they deserve it. High class, fresh and worthy, yet moderately priced. get praction at Sation's range, The/T WW SIGOURNEY, Commercial St. oo mec WILL BE AT OUR STORE <2 ar Chinn Guarantees all work turned out by his repre‘OYSTER COCKTAILS), 10 Cents. A Small Order Ce ae aaa : ; For Groceries receives the same attention as a large one. Goods of equal quality go into one dollar and ten dollar lots. A child can buy here. No substitution is practiced. 1, Sdony Ware, To latest-Plain and Sterling Trimmed.) ew" stasey ste Gosran EBONY TOILET SETS EBONY MANICURE SETS EBONY MIRRORS, BRUSHES AND COMBS EBONY NOVELTIES Pisces k Variety-‘PRETTY MEDALLIONS IN COLORS "All New Subjects Pocket Books jaa Purses. NEW EASTERN STYLES EASTERN PRICES — Perfumes. French Extracts, : and the best American line. In Fancy Packages Rooks Beautiful and Useful Pot lar; Fiction and best for 7 Boys and Chris A big line and many New Mechanical Novelties Goilet Cases In colots and Ebony Finish . Shaving Sets I, Cras a J. 4. 5. Mtomizers tor Perfumes 6. ys & 9 (Guaranteed Goods) Gold Painted and Hand Painted Celluloid and pony 12. Cameo and Bisque PA cs Albums. 14, Graveling Cases. Is, Faney Stationery: DROP IN AND LOOK a . ou Pte Welcome . mony among the members, whose promay again be triumphant. A Bar Association. After the adjournment of the Superior Court yesterday morning a number of attorneys got together and decided to organize a Bar Association. Attorneys Burrows, Tyrrell, Ford and Walling were appointed to make arrangements for organizing. The object of a Bar Association is for all attorneys-at-law in the county to agree upon fixed minimum fees for stated services, and to promote harfession is one which necessarily places them in the position of. continually opposing one another. Shouid be Fixed. The mud on Oourt street, at the south side of Edwin Tilley’s residence, is go deep that it is almost impossible for a wagon to pass. During the night a wagon wes abandoned there as the wheels of the vehicle were in. mad nearly to the babs and the horse was anable to pull it along, When excavating. was being done for the new Courthouse the dirt was put on the should be fixed immediately. Died Sunday Night. ~ . South Bend, Washington. the foneral has not as yet been set. The Finest of Mince Pies. mince ben teen Ur A. Gault’s bakery for 28 cents street and the recent etorm has put the street in a terrible condition. It Everette Burnham, who recently came here from the State of Washington forthe benefit of his health, died Sunday night at the bome of his mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Gillespie. He was a native of Maine, aged 67 years, 4 months and 17 days. He leaves a wife, two daughters and ason. A mother and three sisters who live. in South Bristol, Maine, aleo survive him, be. . sides a brother residing in the State of Washington. He wasa member of the} Masonic and Red Men ‘fraternities of . The date of} 4 Subscribe for the _ Evening Transcript. You do wok need to worry about mak} — cents n25-lw . AT FOLEY’S, FOR THE 13 Commercial Street. HOLIDAYS. The Most Elegant Stock of Diamonds and other Precious Stones, Jewelry, Silverware, Ktc. . NOW ON EXHIBITION. My stock consists of the latest styles, lower than anywhere else in the State, for the same class of goods, Call and make your selections now. G. J. BRAND, NEVADA CITY. Broad St., above Pine, “Toilet Cases, , . mes Autograph, : Serap. = Calendars, ‘Traveling Cases, Complete. FULL — Weight and Measure -ANDFROSH GOODS. suo Til ny matte and one which 1 ries ay Sabie Se ve zoeen tae mn we out groceries, in, eto., measuring oa! Cy ete, and it is a we ut groceries, grels. Gt°i dlcstes » fullness; a money's worth, HBVERYTHING FRESH. Mothing but trial order will oonvinoe yoa ve ca fend us one and we will prove H te your entire satisfaction. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer There’s a Feast in Store For the family whose housekeeper makes her purchases for the Christmas dinner at Jackson’s. Please bear in mind that there you can obtain everything that gives zest to the meal—helps out the good old turkey. — Citrai, spices, seasoning of all kinds, to say nothing ef Mince Meat and Plum Pudding which go to make up a prime Thanksgiving dinner, Get your orders ‘lin early. Jackson's Beehive Grocery. ‘Elegant Goods We pays just ‘received a fine stock of CLOAKS, FURS, DRESS GOODS And many other new goods, which we want the ladies’to call andjsee. The'pricesjare right. and the prices are ; m -He has also on band a large stock apiece. ‘The best in the land.eenaeeentasnees Invalid Tables JAS. KINKEAD Hina thom tn stk, and Savile everyone to cal and inepeot them. Window Shades, All \ in and Kinds, You can lie down in bed and read with them. — ell GUIBERT, NAP-A-TANSSSS="% 5 Easy on the foot and wears like iron. er in price. eens epee Oe ee ee 223 A GUBSSING CONTEST—We haves large pampkin on exhibition et our store and every one making parchases to the amount of $1 will be entitled to one guess as to the : number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the near. . est guess will receive a handsome pair of shoes: BOMEY BROS. Broad Street. . bipiil

d H. Dickdow, T. of », 1901, 1 district, urns, gave 2 for Meoange from four years omes over ᴀ whiskey. nse tes ath that he mnof F, J. ess in. the and ped m will tED Le ease of Oaby the use subscribed ay of DeON, ary Public. ken interntheblood he system , Toledo, O. a best. more of chiefs! aaa apiece re ladies PRICES e in yesry little it, We is new. ta nice ad LimburWe will tell bina ‘eit ow ‘calling 2 at our store and ” examining: our stock of the. famous St. Helena Sanitaree lis jum Health Food. = =. . +: you all about Paes ee ge them. Ask for Samples. a St ee Seas : Se Jackson’s = Grocery. . Spring ‘etetet?: saying that a new one of these establishments opened within thirty feet of that part of the National . Hotel. He said that the noises meade Ten Years it dail. Lansmna, Mich., December 3.—General W. Li. White, of Grand Rapids, exQuartermaster-General of the Michigan National Guard, today: pleaded guilty to the charge of complicity in the State militia clothing frauds and was sentenced by Judge Wiest to ten years in prison. After a plea of guilty had been entered by the) Clerk, General White’s attorney presented a petition signed by 400 citizens of Grand Rapids, urging that the utmost leniency. permigsible under the law be exercised on the ground of White's’ previous good record, the fact that this is his first of; fense; that financial restitution for the frauds had been made to the State; and that White sufferered greatly during the year he spent abroad in exile while under indictment. After a’ private consultation with White, Judge Wiest took the bench and said that no showing had been made to mitigate White’s offense, The Judge declared that he believed that White was ‘the principal in the frauds and sentenced him.to ten years’ imprisonment at bard labor in the penitentiary at Jackson. The favorite ‘of favorites—Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey. Hukteeness Neagle said that a _. week ago Sundey night a distarbance . was raised at one of these houses and ~ Dragged to Death, death Sandsy while riding on ‘a brake. not tell which one of the several parbeam. He was .accompanied by bis! tics there raised the disturbance, and ooo Se he 4 10th, [ith and [2th cote the dates when—— RoszpurG, Oregon, December 8—Perthat much foul language was used. No ry Kinkead, aged 18, met ‘a horrible . . sets wore made as the officer could W. ke MEYER, The Sacramento i sgpeapee ; elder brother, but the latter failed to get on the last train. Young Kinkead attempted-to change his position on the rods, when he lost his hold and was dragged ander the train over a mile, portions of his body being scattered along the way. His brother, who followed on foot picked up pieces of ‘elothing and portions of the body which he found along the track. *@e We The Chinese Must :G 6 Ulinese MUSt ‘U0. Jamestown, December 8—About 100 men formed a procession and visited the. Ohinese buriness . houses. They gave the Chinese notice that they mast quit the town. They also served notices on white men employing Mongolians, that they muet discharge them. eee ee Piano Tuning. If your piano needs tuning you should reserve. your order for Paul Schoen, Leave word at Vinton’s drug store and your work at be attended . . to.. z tt. Christmas Goods. consequently conviction would be im-. possible even though arrests had been made. Mayor Rector presented an orpamela okt. easel eo Mr. Meyer, and his reputation is THE BEST. AS& H.W. HARTUNG, BROAD STREET, ABOVE PINE, NEVADA CITY prostitution should not be maintained on either side of Spring street or National alley. Trustee Gault was then asked to take the chair, and Mayor Rector, seconded. by Trustee Hill,moved that the ordinance be adopted. Upon roll being called, Trustee Hill and Mayor Rector voted aye and ‘Trastee Gault no. Clerk Peard refused to vote. on account of the absence of a member . — of the Board, Trustee Jackson. . He} said he was decidedly in favor of sup-. pressing the new house which ig. so: near the hotel, bat did not want to. take the responsibility of deciding for or against the ordinance. The house . referred to is one recently opened, by Mrs. Coughlan. “The ordinance as pre> sented was amended so as to read that houses of prostitation should not be permitted on the north side of Spring etreet or on either side of Nat-' ional alley. The Oedlnncey, was then OTS tae Will Shoot cast On Sunday next Company O,N. G ©., will bave its annual silhouette tarshoots in the way of an elegant white silk flag with inscriptions upon it, to be held for the coming year by the company making the largest score. If any company in the State wins the re three successive years they will resented with the flag, Oompany De holds the flag, having won it by a large majority last year. It is indeed an honor to hold this flag and the of. ficers of the company request that every member who can,jwill be present . . Whic = We gel ; <a GROCERIES <a b demand the admiration of consumers because they deserve it. High class, fresh and worthy, yet moderately priced. get praction at Sation's range, The/T WW SIGOURNEY, Commercial St. oo mec WILL BE AT OUR STORE <2 ar Chinn Guarantees all work turned out by his repre‘OYSTER COCKTAILS), 10 Cents. A Small Order Ce ae aaa : ; For Groceries receives the same attention as a large one. Goods of equal quality go into

one dollar and ten dollar lots. A child can buy here. No substitution is practiced. 1, Sdony Ware, To latest-Plain and Sterling Trimmed.) ew" stasey ste Gosran EBONY TOILET SETS EBONY MANICURE SETS EBONY MIRRORS, BRUSHES AND COMBS EBONY NOVELTIES Pisces k Variety-‘PRETTY MEDALLIONS IN COLORS "All New Subjects Pocket Books jaa Purses. NEW EASTERN STYLES EASTERN PRICES — Perfumes. French Extracts, : and the best American line. In Fancy Packages Rooks Beautiful and Useful Pot lar; Fiction and best for 7 Boys and Chris A big line and many New Mechanical Novelties Goilet Cases In colots and Ebony Finish . Shaving Sets I, Cras a J. 4. 5. Mtomizers tor Perfumes 6. ys & 9 (Guaranteed Goods) Gold Painted and Hand Painted Celluloid and pony 12. Cameo and Bisque PA cs Albums. 14, Graveling Cases. Is, Faney Stationery: DROP IN AND LOOK a . ou Pte Welcome . mony among the members, whose promay again be triumphant. A Bar Association. After the adjournment of the Superior Court yesterday morning a number of attorneys got together and decided to organize a Bar Association. Attorneys Burrows, Tyrrell, Ford and Walling were appointed to make arrangements for organizing. The object of a Bar Association is for all attorneys-at-law in the county to agree upon fixed minimum fees for stated services, and to promote harfession is one which necessarily places them in the position of. continually opposing one another. Shouid be Fixed. The mud on Oourt street, at the south side of Edwin Tilley’s residence, is go deep that it is almost impossible for a wagon to pass. During the night a wagon wes abandoned there as the wheels of the vehicle were in. mad nearly to the babs and the horse was anable to pull it along, When excavating. was being done for the new Courthouse the dirt was put on the should be fixed immediately. Died Sunday Night. ~ . South Bend, Washington. the foneral has not as yet been set. The Finest of Mince Pies. mince ben teen Ur A. Gault’s bakery for 28 cents street and the recent etorm has put the street in a terrible condition. It Everette Burnham, who recently came here from the State of Washington forthe benefit of his health, died Sunday night at the bome of his mother-in-law, Mrs. A. Gillespie. He was a native of Maine, aged 67 years, 4 months and 17 days. He leaves a wife, two daughters and ason. A mother and three sisters who live. in South Bristol, Maine, aleo survive him, be. . sides a brother residing in the State of Washington. He wasa member of the} Masonic and Red Men ‘fraternities of . The date of} 4 Subscribe for the _ Evening Transcript. You do wok need to worry about mak} — cents n25-lw . AT FOLEY’S, FOR THE 13 Commercial Street. HOLIDAYS. The Most Elegant Stock of Diamonds and other Precious Stones, Jewelry, Silverware, Ktc. . NOW ON EXHIBITION. My stock consists of the latest styles, lower than anywhere else in the State, for the same class of goods, Call and make your selections now. G. J. BRAND, NEVADA CITY. Broad St., above Pine, “Toilet Cases, , . mes Autograph, : Serap. = Calendars, ‘Traveling Cases, Complete. FULL — Weight and Measure -ANDFROSH GOODS. suo Til ny matte and one which 1 ries ay Sabie Se ve zoeen tae mn we out groceries, in, eto., measuring oa! Cy ete, and it is a we ut groceries, grels. Gt°i dlcstes » fullness; a money's worth, HBVERYTHING FRESH. Mothing but trial order will oonvinoe yoa ve ca fend us one and we will prove H te your entire satisfaction. CHAS. E. MULLOY, Pioneer Grocer There’s a Feast in Store For the family whose housekeeper makes her purchases for the Christmas dinner at Jackson’s. Please bear in mind that there you can obtain everything that gives zest to the meal—helps out the good old turkey. — Citrai, spices, seasoning of all kinds, to say nothing ef Mince Meat and Plum Pudding which go to make up a prime Thanksgiving dinner, Get your orders ‘lin early. Jackson's Beehive Grocery. ‘Elegant Goods We pays just ‘received a fine stock of CLOAKS, FURS, DRESS GOODS And many other new goods, which we want the ladies’to call andjsee. The'pricesjare right. and the prices are ; m -He has also on band a large stock apiece. ‘The best in the land.eenaeeentasnees Invalid Tables JAS. KINKEAD Hina thom tn stk, and Savile everyone to cal and inepeot them. Window Shades, All \ in and Kinds, You can lie down in bed and read with them. — ell GUIBERT, NAP-A-TANSSSS="% 5 Easy on the foot and wears like iron. er in price. eens epee Oe ee ee 223 A GUBSSING CONTEST—We haves large pampkin on exhibition et our store and every one making parchases to the amount of $1 will be entitled to one guess as to the : number of seeds contained therein, and the one making the near. . est guess will receive a handsome pair of shoes: BOMEY BROS. Broad Street. . bipiil