December 6, 1898 (4 pages)

. . THE TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY.... DEC. 6, 1898. Published every evening except : Sandays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. LU. &. CALKINS. Made of the Right Stuff. A story concering our troops in Manila is told by an English naval officer, who was an eye witness to the ovcurrence. “The city was quite crowded,” he says, “with both American and Spanish soldiers, and they seemed to be on the friendliest terms. As I was crossing one of the numerous bridges across the Pasig river, I saw a native Filipino spit in the face of a Spanish officer, and then run to the American sentinel, who was guarding the bridge, demanding his protection. It was some time before the Filipino could make himself understood, and: the sentry took some time to catch on,to what had been done, but you can imagine my surprise when he handed_his gun to the Spanish officer and caught the native by the nape of the neck and the seat of his trousers and pitched him off the bridge into the Pasig river. Then he calmly took his gun from the BOSS AND MINER FIGHT. A Hot Scrap Sunday at the Tesla Coal Mine,’ __ As the result. of a ‘quarrel. in_one of the tunnels of the Tesla coal mine near liam Jones, the night boss, is a prisoner at the Livermore jail, held awaiting the result of injuries inflicted with a heavy mining pick on G. Vanoli,a miner, who was working under him. Jones was arrested by John Moore, the assistant superintendent at the mines, but it was only after a desperate battle with tLe infuriated Italian miners that he managed to save his prisoner’s life. The news of the fight between boss and miner reached the ‘Italian camp soon after the encounter, and so enraged the men that they threatened to kill the boss. Moore puiled’a pistol from his pocket and declared that he would kill the first man that laid hands upon either Jones or himself. The two men fought their way through the crowd, laying about with the pistol and the pick, until they reached a box-car, into which Jones leaped. The mob continued their demonstrations. A guard was placed over the car and orders were given to shoot down any one who should attempt to break in or to molest Livermore early Sunday morning Wil: justices of the peace and other officers who in their official capacity attest to' oe ce Corcoran & ARBoaasr. Spanish officer and began pacing the beat as if nothing had happened. The American soldier may not be so military as his brother from Europe, but he is made of the right stuff.” = ceo The Plumbago’s New Plant. W. J. Organ came down today from the Plumbago mine where he nas charge of building the flume and dam. He will have everything in readiness by Saturday to turn on water, and about Monday the aircompressor plant that is to ran the mill; hoist, pumps and drills will be started. Will Come ‘Next Month. Rev. W. A. Rimer, the newly appointed rector of Trinity church, will enter upon his duties here next month, preaching his introdictory sermon on January 8th. He comes from Benton Minnesota. Celebrates a Birthday. Mrs. A. Rosenthal, a pioneer lady of this city, was seventy-five years old today. This afternoon a large number} of friends called at her home and tendered her a party. in celebration of “the occasion. : 2c Played in a Farce. Miss Gertrude Hampton and Will Mein, formerly of this city, played in a farce that the Juniors of thé State University produced last week at the McDonough theater in Oakland. Annual Bank Election. The Board of Directors. of the Citizens Bank held their annual meeting lust night and re-elected all the former Officers. . Curly Bears Tonigt. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 will havea collation and reunion at their cave tonight. “THE farmer allus gits the worst of it when he goes to New York City,” remarked Mr. Corntossel. “Yes,” answered his wife witha sigh. “They put funny pictures of him into the papers an’ make him look ridiklous at the theayters.” “I’mafraidthey do. What of it?” “Oh, nothin’ of it; that is ‘nothin’ particular. Only I can’t help ‘thinkin’ that when them New York City-eers reads the ’lections returns they’ll wake up to the fact that it’s time they was throwin’ a few bouquets at us agriculturists an’ jollyin’ us along.” : Se “THIS young man that comes to see you so often,” said Mr. Wilkinsburg tc his daughter. “You mean Mr. Brusbton, papa?” asked the maiden. “Yes;. has he any dough?” “Dough? Why, papa, you surely do not’ expect him to do the baking after we are married!” IN 1esponse to the querry, “Do hogs pay?” a Missourieditor says: “A great many of them do, not. They will take your paper several years and not pay for it, and then send it back marked ‘refused,’ ” + +e New York (at snake show)—This is the bigest boa constrictor I ever saw. Come and look at him. New York No. 2—That’s an empty cage you’re locking at. Let’s. go. “I SUFFERED nearly all night from insomnia,” said the drummer. “Pj bet you two dollars,” roared the landlord, “that there ain’t one of ’em in my house.” id epee gs “Timmins is rather peculiar fora poet. He says he is averse to notoriety.” “That is because of it all being gained by other poets.” “COUSIN Flavilla is too lazy to live.” “Why do you think so?” “She keeps her button hook on the floor.” Sit ean Xatas goods arriving daily at Maher & Co’s. 1t The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in different styles at Leutje & Brand’s. i n7-tf New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now pre) to supply the public with natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran; first door above Theater Ice house, rear of fheater. Telephone No. 791. i the prisoner, for such Jones was, as Moore, who is a Deputy Sheriff as well aSa company official, had his employe under arrest. Feariag that the excited Italians would carry out their threats of killing Jones, plans were made to get him jaway from the locality as quickly as possible. The miners had quieted down to some extent a few hours lJater, when’Moore removed Jones from the car and started for Livermore in a team. They left the mine about three o’clock yesterday morning. Moore arrived safely with his prisoner, who was locked up in the town jail to be held pending the result of the injured man’s wound. The Italian was unconscious when the men left the mines. Jones says that he had ordered a gang of Italians to move some timbers. Vanoli refused to obey the order and in the quarrel that ensued Jones struck the miner in the back, inflicting a deep wound with the sharp edge of the pick. The workman dropped as if killed, aud his enraged companions attacked the boss, . (Phe injured man is now under the care of the mine physician. At last reports he was still unconscious, and the physician was notat that time prepared to say whether he would recover or not. His ‘last chance.—Teller—My Uncle Grout is a very Sarcastic old fellow; painfully so at times. Askins—That so? Teller—Yes. I have just received the following telegram from him: Dear Nephew: If you want to see your vousin Amos for the last time before oe marries, come at once. —_———_—+ 2@e + “THAT woman tried to beat me down on the price of quinine.” “What did she say.” “She said I ought tc make it 10 cents cheaper because she had to pay uer little boy to take it.” Eruet—Are you sure’ that all his thoughts are of you? Edith—Oh yes! Why, he has just lost his position on account of inattention to business! ti BE ERA “Tommy,” said the teacher to a pupil in the juvenile class, “what is syntax?’ “I guess it must be the tax on whisky,” replied Tommy. Cararrn in the head is cured by Hood’s.Sarsaparilla which eradicates . , from the blood the scrofulous taints . } iit nineerntnteinincidittniniatiiat PENSION VOUCHERS. A Recently Bnacted Law In Regard to Their Execution,to pensioners, also to county clerks, the execution of pension vouchers: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section forty-seven hundred and forty-six. of the Revised Statutes of the United States is hereby amended to read as follows: : “That every person who knowingly or willfully makes or aids, or assists in ) the making, or in any wise procures the making or presentation of any false or fraudulent affidavit, declaration, certificate, voucher, or paper or writing purporting to be such, concerning any claim for pension or payment thereof, or pertaining to any other matter within the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Pensions or of the Secretary of the {nterior, or who knowingly or willfully makes or causes to be made, or aids or assists in the making, or presents or causes to be presented at any pension ugency any power of attorney or other paper required as a voucher in drawing a pension, which paper bears a date subsequent to that upon which it was actually signed or acknowledged by the pensioner, and every person before whom any declaration, affidavit, voucher, or other-paper orwriting to be used in aid of the prosecution of any claim for pension or bounty land or payment thereof purports to have been executed who shall knowingly certify that the declarant, affiant, or witness named ip such declaration, affidavit, voucher, or other papér or writing personally appeared Teton him and was sworn thereto, /or acknowledged the. execution thereof, when, in fact, such declarant, affiant, or witness did not personally appear before him or was not sworn thereto, or did not acknowledge the execution thereof, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for aterm of not more than five years.” : a Approved July 7,.1898, “I THINK,” remarked the fond mother, “that our little Willie will make a noise in the world some day.” “I shall have no objection,” retorted. little Willie’s father, “if it will help to keep him from howling at night.” 20 “WHat makes you think you were defeated by fraud?” “I paid for 163 votes in the Second precinct, and the books show that I got a total of only 155 there. : Our election system is simply rotten.” Homann’s business is ‘increasing daily. d5-tf Cx x<kx xb Px xix octx xb AWS AWO awa Te Ca) frank Lark (sack Wines oe ve. Six ctx xh x Six ctx 1cbx pc Rath (Sanh ISac\ (SE 6 ar (Sah 252s ST SEY Nas a7 eo2 Spr Sa ay Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, Sauterne, Riesliog, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle or case, : Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 ap, Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, $0: up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, By Case or Bottle. yCyrus Tos that cause‘it, soothing and rebuilding the delicate and diseased tissues, Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to! take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy aud yet efficient. Best undershirt in the world for 25' cents at Maher’s, 1t Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad Street NeIn gallons, half gallon cans—also by French Cognac and Champaynes A. ISOARD & SON, 4 Man Cl ; anhattan Club. PawAawiwiwowiwi4 Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. The following new law is of interest . GRASS VALLBY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as To:d Over The Telephone. Miss Callister is very ilf with mala-rial fever. : Louis Bassett, the electrician, returned to Marysville today. Misses Kate Payuter and Lillie Icard went to San Francisco to-day. John Keskeys went back today to Iowa Hill where he now resides. Mrs. H. Walters, who has been here visiting her brother, W. H. Smith, returned today to Towle. Mrs. Wm. Roach, niece of the late Mrs. Henderson and Miss McCarthy, returned to San Francisco today. Private Alfred Temby, who has been here on a sick leave, left; today. to rejoin Company I at Vancouver Barracks. y Edgav McMath and bride (formerly Nellie Monk), who were married Sunday at Nevada City will make their home in this city. : The Allison Ranch company is putting in electricity to run its air com‘pressor. The work will be completed . in about two weeks. / Pon 2Oo How to Hurt a Town. When a newspaper man talks to you about advertising or job work, says an exchange, tell bim that you don’t need to advertise, that everybody knows you and that you don’t need any printed stationery, because it-is too expensive and you can use arubberstamp. Never drop in and see the editor unless you want a free complimentary notice, or a lengthy obituary for a deceased relative. Never recommend your™ town paper. When you speek of it say: “Oh, yes, we havea little sheet here but it doesn’t amount to-much.” Keep this up for a year or two and. you will have a dead newspaper and a dead town. UNoLE George—So you really think you love the girl? Harry—Love her? Why, I actually enjoy her mother’s company. Kifective Flower Decorations on Dark Green Ground. Loving Cups, Given away free with AMERICAN’S BEST TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES Great Am icin [rrprting Tea Co, COMMERCIAL BST.,.. Nevada City Salad Sets, Cream Sets. \ Quick Tim. to . Los Angeles Pacific Company is a preliminary to the introduction of a through. train service between San Francisco and Los Angeles, to reduce the titme between the two cities to 13'¢ hours, or a saving of two hours. The idea=is to run a limited train, stopping only at the important towns along the route. Neff Opens the Charity Fair. big crowd of people at Mechanics Pavilion last night when Hon. J. H. Neff of Colfax formally opened the Charity Bazar and Musical Contest. “Now that you’ve got your dog again,” said the rough-looking man, pocketing the reward, “you might ask me if I wouldn’t like something to drink.” “You forget, sir,’ sternly replied the owner of the animal, “that I said in my advertisement, ‘no questions asked.’ ” ee : “TI pon’t think that Mr. Eatington ever declines an iivitation to dinner.” “Oh, no; he’s a sort of social lion seeking what he may devour.” : BORN. At Cottage Ranch, near Cherokee, December 3d, 1898, to the wife of K. J. Phelan, a daughter. Fancy Work Tea. —-AND-—CHILOREN'S ENTERTAINMENT Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevada City, FRIDAY and SATURDAY , ‘ Dec. 9th and 10th Under direction of THE LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD. FRIDAY Afternoon, 2 to 5 o’clock—Tea and Program. Admission including refreshments, 25 cents. Evening, 7:30 to 12 o’clock—Program, refreshments, Gauci:.g. Admission including dancin.z, 25 cents. SarurRPAy Afternoon, 2 to 5 o'vlock—Children’s entertainment. Admission, children, including refreshments, 20 cents; MONEY SAVING STORE. adults, 25 cents. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. vada City. n 28-tf sae gee Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, d5-tf Inquire of Frank Miller. For Rent A nicely House for rent, in good location. 1i0-lw HERE TO STAY. same article. BUILDING, OPPOSIT We have made a success in. years—all by treatin one two prices and t will try and Grass Vall We only-ask you to and we will stay with you. prices, and treat all alike, Rock Bottom Prices, All our goods are b A We come here to stay and not to run any one out of business. Weare here to-do’a legitimate, quiet business, and treat all alike. The Store we occupy now is not exactly what we looked for, but this was the best we could . find at present, in your city. In the future we geta store that will beat our great ey Store, which is considered the greatest store in Northern California. we give us a portion of your patronage Will protect you against high We will give you Good Goods at your sister city for the past 5 & every one alike, and not charging’ to o the other three or fonr prices for the are guaranteed or money refunded. The store which we occupy now is known as the GILES’ E CITIZENS BANK. LOOK OUT FOR ALL BLUE BANNERS. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, Proprietor THE ‘WONDER, Grass Valley—Main street, Nevada street, = = S&F The Store will be open Saturday morning. bd City—Broad ‘Dolls’ Carriages mae Se. A beautiful Doll Carriage like the above cut for $1.00. . LEGG @ SHaw Co, —FROM— Boys’ Wagons In all . Sizes AND Prices. San Francisdo, Dec. 6.—There was a’ Saw Faaneisco, Dee, 6.—Tho order for iiew eugiaes inci imoroved rolling . stock._recentiy_given— by ~ General Manager Kruttschnidt of the Southern CORSET Ladies—This day we placed in ' our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading world for 5 cents a yard. One Large Scar Scrofula Sores Is All That Remains of Great! Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look dnd cordate . RIDAY, Noy Upon Her—A Grand, Complete oo teeaciae A around auc ot ats head and eyes. Not long after this, a extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They soon became great running sdres. My neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol : Could Not Hide the Sores. My niece, who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. i And seg ie Cure by WHood’s Sarsaparilia ee meg After Others Faiied. ce “IT was taken with neuralgia in my AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHoaany scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, . were very troublesome and painful and. ANd As Cheap As Pine, : q ‘face looked so bad that some of my Al modern houses fished with it { THE DEST OF SUING LiNER, wy, ~ SEQUOIA. AND MININ Yard at Depot. + TIMBERS, > Telephone No, 31, Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. I have never had an since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood’s °233; parilla, How Natural eS 2 thisday ymptom of scrofula . the Administrator of the the esta said. said Courton Paekday ct —_ 1899, at-ten o’elock A; parilla . Court of Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, peti ene a cae : : er should not be granted tothe sai ’ + are the only pills to take . . i said AdHood’s Pills 3,304 minietrator to weit al OE, Order to Show Cause, The sores began to heal and the neu[isis Siverior Cours, tp and tor the coun. ralgia in my head was better. In a few yp fhe matter of the Estate of GaARLRs months the sores on my arms and limbs ‘Order 66 shoe oat why ord — all healed; those on my neck gradually . of Real Estate shouia not be a ag Sale of a disappeared and they are all gone. . ,)4¢ 3PPe@ring to the Court by ¢ resented and filed by E, W mig : © of C : F. Bates,deceased,, ing for anord harleg of real estate, th ee ith ba rder of sale whale of at it is necessa, affliction. The neuralgia is also cured.” io Pah pepe cig said La pote in order to aay the stoee, by the Doan ees D, that all persons interested in D be ; &ppear before Ae 6 3d day of January « M. of that day, at the Said Court, © in the in’ Nevada City, Nevada a, to s Cause why an ourt room of the real estate of It is further. ordered, That order be published for fours ci Of this uccess before the said 3d ime the Nevapa Crry Date tes anUatD r paper printed and published county. : : 1899, in ANSCRIPT, a newsin said Nevada my F. T. NILON. Judge of th 3 Dated December's 8d, 1808, UPeTior cae It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, oi i especially is this true of the photoyi and up to Studio on Yétk Street, Semi-Anaoual Examination. HE semi-an granhe taken by is imi-annual examination of applicants for Teachers’ Certificates will commence at the Lincoln School Building, Ne. ; Whose work is of . vada City, on Monday, Desember 26th, 1898, at 9 o’clock a.m, A te : MOO R E, theitnese date.’ . plicant will be charged, ©” TO™ each ap. W.J. ROGERS County Superintend ; Nevada City, Deoriaber 3 1898, PF Schools. MARER & GO. DISPLAY. . Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. Respectfully, We carry the best soc Corset Ladies, call and sze this display. MAHER #@ CO. style of the pres:nt day. in the market. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 inch wide and the best in the SEND FOR SOME, : ~ DICKERMAN Is Unpacking © -HIS HOLIDAY Goon.we e THE TUEBSD: Faecal T Necessary Of the cently as swered ti Court. co Of thes low, J. 8. D. N. Cot lowing w John Me! Trezise, ( R. Porter son, Johr Ferguson Crase, Ri John B.1 A speci issued at. had ti}l a! At the . sion it v Carreg, 01 arrived f was duly: “From t was chos nineteen, man. At two jurors aft Nilon ent their dati trict Atto courtroon It is ex; last from is publicl: sensations Lar; ‘The fall mines anc pleted. A of mining in over th Jast few wv any other mine was not held o siderable experience road stati ‘towns abo winter sur The new Bloom fiel: pushed u which is — claim, was within as passed al washing o ~ will begin by the dri restore to perity it draulicing 4 The rer the effect Rough an had been valence o: the count three ca young pe tients we believed 1 a mild at War Three v teen-year with ama consentir to -Sacr that — sk ville wh mother’s leaving t has swor her brou; Mrs. ‘The m¢ of Moore ‘Frangise dent of 1 her son C€ to attend For m Richard: deservec est and . in the ci ap on m ‘a steady Richard very fin low pric honor” ; and tra ep specialt as min lemon } kinds, « Reme mn 80-tf. Hom:

. . THE TRANSCRIPT. TUESDAY....... DEC. 6, 1898. Published every evening except : Sandays and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS.. N. P. BROWN. LU. &. CALKINS. Made of the Right Stuff. A story concering our troops in Manila is told by an English naval officer, who was an eye witness to the ovcurrence. “The city was quite crowded,” he says, “with both American and Spanish soldiers, and they seemed to be on the friendliest terms. As I was crossing one of the numerous bridges across the Pasig river, I saw a native Filipino spit in the face of a Spanish officer, and then run to the American sentinel, who was guarding the bridge, demanding his protection. It was some time before the Filipino could make himself understood, and: the sentry took some time to catch on,to what had been done, but you can imagine my surprise when he handed_his gun to the Spanish officer and caught the native by the nape of the neck and the seat of his trousers and pitched him off the bridge into the Pasig river. Then he calmly took his gun from the BOSS AND MINER FIGHT. A Hot Scrap Sunday at the Tesla Coal Mine,’ __ As the result. of a ‘quarrel. in_one of the tunnels of the Tesla coal mine near liam Jones, the night boss, is a prisoner at the Livermore jail, held awaiting the result of injuries inflicted with a heavy mining pick on G. Vanoli,a miner, who was working under him. Jones was arrested by John Moore, the assistant superintendent at the mines, but it was only after a desperate battle with tLe infuriated Italian miners that he managed to save his prisoner’s life. The news of the fight between boss and miner reached the ‘Italian camp soon after the encounter, and so enraged the men that they threatened to kill the boss. Moore puiled’a pistol from his pocket and declared that he would kill the first man that laid hands upon either Jones or himself. The two men fought their way through the crowd, laying about with the pistol and the pick, until they reached a box-car, into which Jones leaped. The mob continued their demonstrations. A guard was placed over the car and orders were given to shoot down any one who should attempt to break in or to molest Livermore early Sunday morning Wil: justices of the peace and other officers who in their official capacity attest to' oe ce Corcoran & ARBoaasr. Spanish officer and began pacing the beat as if nothing had happened. The American soldier may not be so military as his brother from Europe, but he is made of the right stuff.” = ceo The Plumbago’s New Plant. W. J. Organ came down today from the Plumbago mine where he nas charge of building the flume and dam. He will have everything in readiness by Saturday to turn on water, and about Monday the aircompressor plant that is to ran the mill; hoist, pumps and drills will be started. Will Come ‘Next Month. Rev. W. A. Rimer, the newly appointed rector of Trinity church, will enter upon his duties here next month, preaching his introdictory sermon on January 8th. He comes from Benton Minnesota. Celebrates a Birthday. Mrs. A. Rosenthal, a pioneer lady of this city, was seventy-five years old today. This afternoon a large number} of friends called at her home and tendered her a party. in celebration of “the occasion. : 2c Played in a Farce. Miss Gertrude Hampton and Will Mein, formerly of this city, played in a farce that the Juniors of thé State University produced last week at the McDonough theater in Oakland. Annual Bank Election. The Board of Directors. of the Citizens Bank held their annual meeting lust night and re-elected all the former Officers. . Curly Bears Tonigt. The Curly Bears of Cave No. 1 will havea collation and reunion at their cave tonight. “THE farmer allus gits the worst of it when he goes to New York City,” remarked Mr. Corntossel. “Yes,” answered his wife witha sigh. “They put funny pictures of him into the papers an’ make him look ridiklous at the theayters.” “I’mafraidthey do. What of it?” “Oh, nothin’ of it; that is ‘nothin’ particular. Only I can’t help ‘thinkin’ that when them New York City-eers reads the ’lections returns they’ll wake up to the fact that it’s time they was throwin’ a few bouquets at us agriculturists an’ jollyin’ us along.” : Se “THIS young man that comes to see you so often,” said Mr. Wilkinsburg tc his daughter. “You mean Mr. Brusbton, papa?” asked the maiden. “Yes;. has he any dough?” “Dough? Why, papa, you surely do not’ expect him to do the baking after we are married!” IN 1esponse to the querry, “Do hogs pay?” a Missourieditor says: “A great many of them do, not. They will take your paper several years and not pay for it, and then send it back marked ‘refused,’ ” + +e New York (at snake show)—This is the bigest boa constrictor I ever saw. Come and look at him. New York No. 2—That’s an empty cage you’re locking at. Let’s. go. “I SUFFERED nearly all night from insomnia,” said the drummer. “Pj bet you two dollars,” roared the landlord, “that there ain’t one of ’em in my house.” id epee gs “Timmins is rather peculiar fora poet. He says he is averse to notoriety.” “That is because of it all being gained by other poets.” “COUSIN Flavilla is too lazy to live.” “Why do you think so?” “She keeps her button hook on the floor.” Sit ean Xatas goods arriving daily at Maher & Co’s. 1t The Very Latest. Beauty Pins in different styles at Leutje & Brand’s. i n7-tf New Ice Company. The Nevada City Ice Company is now pre) to supply the public with natural ice at reasonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corcoran; first door above Theater Ice house, rear of fheater. Telephone No. 791. i the prisoner, for such Jones was, as Moore, who is a Deputy Sheriff as well aSa company official, had his employe under arrest. Feariag that the excited Italians would carry out their threats of killing Jones, plans were made to get him jaway from the locality as quickly as possible. The miners had quieted down to some extent a few hours lJater, when’Moore removed Jones from the car and started for Livermore in a team. They left the mine about three o’clock yesterday morning. Moore arrived safely with his prisoner, who was locked up in the town jail to be held pending the result of the injured man’s wound. The Italian was unconscious when the men left the mines. Jones says that he had ordered a gang of Italians to move some timbers. Vanoli refused to obey the order and in the quarrel that ensued Jones struck the miner in the back, inflicting a deep wound with the sharp edge of the pick. The workman dropped as if killed, aud his enraged companions attacked the boss, . (Phe injured man is now under the care of the mine physician. At last reports he was still unconscious, and the physician was notat that time prepared to say whether he would recover or not. His ‘last chance.—Teller—My Uncle Grout is a very Sarcastic old fellow; painfully so at times. Askins—That so? Teller—Yes. I have just received the following telegram from him: Dear Nephew: If you want to see your vousin Amos for the last time before oe marries, come at once. —_———_—+ 2@e + “THAT woman tried to beat me down on the price of quinine.” “What did she say.” “She said I ought tc make it 10 cents cheaper because she had to pay uer little boy to take it.” Eruet—Are you sure’ that all his thoughts are of you? Edith—Oh yes! Why, he has just lost his position on account of inattention to business! ti BE ERA “Tommy,” said the teacher to a pupil in the juvenile class, “what is syntax?’ “I guess it must be the tax on whisky,” replied Tommy. Cararrn in the head is cured by Hood’s.Sarsaparilla which eradicates . , from the blood the scrofulous taints . } iit nineerntnteinincidittniniatiiat PENSION VOUCHERS. A Recently Bnacted Law In Regard to Their Execution,to pensioners, also to county clerks, the execution of pension vouchers: Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That section forty-seven hundred and forty-six. of the Revised Statutes of the United States is hereby amended to read as follows: : “That every person who knowingly or willfully makes or aids, or assists in ) the making, or in any wise procures the making or presentation of any false or fraudulent affidavit, declaration, certificate, voucher, or paper or writing purporting to be such, concerning any claim for pension or payment thereof, or pertaining to any other matter within the jurisdiction of the Commissioner of Pensions or of the Secretary of the {nterior, or who knowingly or willfully makes or causes to be made, or aids or assists in the making, or presents or causes to be presented at any pension ugency any power of attorney or other paper required as a voucher in drawing a pension, which paper bears a date subsequent to that upon which it was actually signed or acknowledged by the pensioner, and every person before whom any declaration, affidavit, voucher, or other-paper orwriting to be used in aid of the prosecution of any claim for pension or bounty land or payment thereof purports to have been executed who shall knowingly certify that the declarant, affiant, or witness named ip such declaration, affidavit, voucher, or other papér or writing personally appeared Teton him and was sworn thereto, /or acknowledged the. execution thereof, when, in fact, such declarant, affiant, or witness did not personally appear before him or was not sworn thereto, or did not acknowledge the execution thereof, shall be punished by a fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, or by imprisonment for aterm of not more than five years.” : a Approved July 7,.1898, “I THINK,” remarked the fond mother, “that our little Willie will make a noise in the world some day.” “I shall have no objection,” retorted. little Willie’s father, “if it will help to keep him from howling at night.” 20 “WHat makes you think you were defeated by fraud?” “I paid for 163 votes in the Second precinct, and the books show that I got a total of only 155 there. : Our election system is simply rotten.” Homann’s business is ‘increasing daily. d5-tf Cx x<kx xb Px xix octx xb AWS AWO awa Te Ca) frank Lark (sack Wines oe ve. Six ctx xh x Six ctx 1cbx pc Rath (Sanh ISac\ (SE 6 ar (Sah 252s ST SEY Nas a7 eo2 Spr Sa ay Port, Sherry, Madera, Angelica, Sauterne, Riesliog, Burgundy, Zinfandel, by the gallon, bottle or case, : Port Wine, per gallon, from $1 ap, Sherry Wine, per gallon from $1 up, Table Claret, per galion, $0: up. IMPORTED CHIANTI WINE, By Case or Bottle. yCyrus Tos that cause‘it, soothing and rebuilding the delicate and diseased tissues, Hoop’s Pitts are the only pills to! take with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Easy aud yet efficient. Best undershirt in the world for 25' cents at Maher’s, 1t Best In The County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad Street NeIn gallons, half gallon cans—also by French Cognac and Champaynes A. ISOARD & SON, 4 Man Cl ; anhattan Club. PawAawiwiwowiwi4 Whiskies, by gallon, case or bottle. IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, the bottle. Also a complete stock of all Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. The following new law is of interest . GRASS VALLBY NEWS. A Day’s Record of Our Neighbors as To:d Over The Telephone. Miss Callister is very ilf with mala-rial fever. : Louis Bassett, the electrician, returned to Marysville today. Misses Kate Payuter and Lillie Icard went to San Francisco to-day. John Keskeys went back today to Iowa Hill where he now resides. Mrs. H. Walters, who has been here visiting her brother, W. H. Smith, returned today to Towle. Mrs. Wm. Roach, niece of the late Mrs. Henderson and Miss McCarthy, returned to San Francisco today. Private Alfred Temby, who has been here on a sick leave, left; today. to rejoin Company I at Vancouver Barracks. y Edgav McMath and bride (formerly Nellie Monk), who were married Sunday at Nevada City will make their home in this city. : The Allison Ranch company is putting in electricity to run its air com‘pressor. The work will be completed . in about two weeks. / Pon 2Oo How to Hurt a Town. When a newspaper man talks to you about advertising or job work, says an exchange, tell bim that you don’t need to advertise, that everybody knows you and that you don’t need any printed stationery, because it-is too expensive and you can use arubberstamp. Never drop in and see the editor unless you want a free complimentary notice, or a lengthy obituary for a deceased relative. Never recommend your™ town paper. When you speek of it say: “Oh, yes, we havea little sheet here but it doesn’t amount to-much.” Keep this up for a year or two and. you will have a dead newspaper and a dead town. UNoLE George—So you really think you love the girl? Harry—Love her? Why, I actually enjoy her mother’s company. Kifective Flower Decorations on Dark Green Ground. Loving Cups, Given away free with AMERICAN’S BEST TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES

Great Am icin [rrprting Tea Co, COMMERCIAL BST.,... Nevada City Salad Sets, Cream Sets. \ Quick Tim. to . Los Angeles Pacific Company is a preliminary to the introduction of a through. train service between San Francisco and Los Angeles, to reduce the titme between the two cities to 13'¢ hours, or a saving of two hours. The idea=is to run a limited train, stopping only at the important towns along the route. Neff Opens the Charity Fair. big crowd of people at Mechanics Pavilion last night when Hon. J. H. Neff of Colfax formally opened the Charity Bazar and Musical Contest. “Now that you’ve got your dog again,” said the rough-looking man, pocketing the reward, “you might ask me if I wouldn’t like something to drink.” “You forget, sir,’ sternly replied the owner of the animal, “that I said in my advertisement, ‘no questions asked.’ ” ee : “TI pon’t think that Mr. Eatington ever declines an iivitation to dinner.” “Oh, no; he’s a sort of social lion seeking what he may devour.” : BORN. At Cottage Ranch, near Cherokee, December 3d, 1898, to the wife of K. J. Phelan, a daughter. Fancy Work Tea. —-AND-—CHILOREN'S ENTERTAINMENT Odd Fellows’ Hall, Nevada City, FRIDAY and SATURDAY , ‘ Dec. 9th and 10th Under direction of THE LADIES OF TRINITY GUILD. FRIDAY Afternoon, 2 to 5 o’clock—Tea and Program. Admission including refreshments, 25 cents. Evening, 7:30 to 12 o’clock—Program, refreshments, Gauci:.g. Admission including dancin.z, 25 cents. SarurRPAy Afternoon, 2 to 5 o'vlock—Children’s entertainment. Admission, children, including refreshments, 20 cents; MONEY SAVING STORE. adults, 25 cents. Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. vada City. n 28-tf sae gee Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, d5-tf Inquire of Frank Miller. For Rent A nicely House for rent, in good location. 1i0-lw HERE TO STAY. same article. BUILDING, OPPOSIT We have made a success in. years—all by treatin one two prices and t will try and Grass Vall We only-ask you to and we will stay with you. prices, and treat all alike, Rock Bottom Prices, All our goods are b A We come here to stay and not to run any one out of business. Weare here to-do’a legitimate, quiet business, and treat all alike. The Store we occupy now is not exactly what we looked for, but this was the best we could . find at present, in your city. In the future we geta store that will beat our great ey Store, which is considered the greatest store in Northern California. we give us a portion of your patronage Will protect you against high We will give you Good Goods at your sister city for the past 5 & every one alike, and not charging’ to o the other three or fonr prices for the are guaranteed or money refunded. The store which we occupy now is known as the GILES’ E CITIZENS BANK. LOOK OUT FOR ALL BLUE BANNERS. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respectfully, Proprietor THE ‘WONDER, Grass Valley—Main street, Nevada street, = = S&F The Store will be open Saturday morning. bd City—Broad ‘Dolls’ Carriages mae Se. A beautiful Doll Carriage like the above cut for $1.00. . LEGG @ SHaw Co, —FROM— Boys’ Wagons In all . Sizes AND Prices. San Francisdo, Dec. 6.—There was a’ Saw Faaneisco, Dee, 6.—Tho order for iiew eugiaes inci imoroved rolling . stock._recentiy_given— by ~ General Manager Kruttschnidt of the Southern CORSET Ladies—This day we placed in ' our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading world for 5 cents a yard. One Large Scar Scrofula Sores Is All That Remains of Great! Neighbors Could Not Bear to Look dnd cordate . RIDAY, Noy Upon Her—A Grand, Complete oo teeaciae A around auc ot ats head and eyes. Not long after this, a extending from my upper lip to my eye. Other sores came on my neck and on my right arm and one of my limbs. They soon became great running sdres. My neighbors could not bear to look at me and advised me to wear a bandage, but I feared this would irritate the sore and make it worse. Sol : Could Not Hide the Sores. My niece, who was familiar with a case similar to mine, which had been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, urged me to try it. i And seg ie Cure by WHood’s Sarsaparilia ee meg After Others Faiied. ce “IT was taken with neuralgia in my AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHoaany scrofula sore appeared on my left cheek, . were very troublesome and painful and. ANd As Cheap As Pine, : q ‘face looked so bad that some of my Al modern houses fished with it { THE DEST OF SUING LiNER, wy, ~ SEQUOIA. AND MININ Yard at Depot. + TIMBERS, > Telephone No, 31, Finally I was persuaded to do so, and in a short time I saw it was helping me. I have never had an since. One large scar on my right arm is all the sign that remains of my terrible Mrs. J. M. Hatcu, Etna, New Hampshire, Hood’s °233; parilla, How Natural eS 2 thisday ymptom of scrofula . the Administrator of the the esta said. said Courton Paekday ct —_ 1899, at-ten o’elock A; parilla . Court of Is the best—in fact the One True Blood Purifier, peti ene a cae : : er should not be granted tothe sai ’ + are the only pills to take . . i said AdHood’s Pills 3,304 minietrator to weit al OE, Order to Show Cause, The sores began to heal and the neu[isis Siverior Cours, tp and tor the coun. ralgia in my head was better. In a few yp fhe matter of the Estate of GaARLRs months the sores on my arms and limbs ‘Order 66 shoe oat why ord — all healed; those on my neck gradually . of Real Estate shouia not be a ag Sale of a disappeared and they are all gone. . ,)4¢ 3PPe@ring to the Court by ¢ resented and filed by E, W mig : © of C : F. Bates,deceased,, ing for anord harleg of real estate, th ee ith ba rder of sale whale of at it is necessa, affliction. The neuralgia is also cured.” io Pah pepe cig said La pote in order to aay the stoee, by the Doan ees D, that all persons interested in D be ; &ppear before Ae 6 3d day of January « M. of that day, at the Said Court, © in the in’ Nevada City, Nevada a, to s Cause why an ourt room of the real estate of It is further. ordered, That order be published for fours ci Of this uccess before the said 3d ime the Nevapa Crry Date tes anUatD r paper printed and published county. : : 1899, in ANSCRIPT, a newsin said Nevada my F. T. NILON. Judge of th 3 Dated December's 8d, 1808, UPeTior cae It is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, oi i especially is this true of the photoyi and up to Studio on Yétk Street, Semi-Anaoual Examination. HE semi-an granhe taken by is imi-annual examination of applicants for Teachers’ Certificates will commence at the Lincoln School Building, Ne. ; Whose work is of . vada City, on Monday, Desember 26th, 1898, at 9 o’clock a.m, A te : MOO R E, theitnese date.’ . plicant will be charged, ©” TO™ each ap. W.J. ROGERS County Superintend ; Nevada City, Deoriaber 3 1898, PF Schools. MARER & GO. DISPLAY. . Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. Respectfully, We carry the best soc Corset Ladies, call and sze this display. MAHER #@ CO. style of the pres:nt day. in the market. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 inch wide and the best in the SEND FOR SOME, : ~ DICKERMAN Is Unpacking © -HIS HOLIDAY Goon.we e THE TUEBSD: Faecal T Necessary Of the cently as swered ti Court. co Of thes low, J. 8. D. N. Cot lowing w John Me! Trezise, ( R. Porter son, Johr Ferguson Crase, Ri John B.1 A speci issued at. had ti}l a! At the . sion it v Carreg, 01 arrived f was duly: “From t was chos nineteen, man. At two jurors aft Nilon ent their dati trict Atto courtroon It is ex; last from is publicl: sensations Lar; ‘The fall mines anc pleted. A of mining in over th Jast few wv any other mine was not held o siderable experience road stati ‘towns abo winter sur The new Bloom fiel: pushed u which is — claim, was within as passed al washing o ~ will begin by the dri restore to perity it draulicing 4 The rer the effect Rough an had been valence o: the count three ca young pe tients we believed 1 a mild at War Three v teen-year with ama consentir to -Sacr that — sk ville wh mother’s leaving t has swor her brou; Mrs. ‘The m¢ of Moore ‘Frangise dent of 1 her son C€ to attend For m Richard: deservec est and . in the ci ap on m ‘a steady Richard very fin low pric honor” ; and tra ep specialt as min lemon } kinds, « Reme mn 80-tf. Hom: