December 6, 1899 (4 pages)

oi ¢ a4 é “ operate by the hyd: . period of five or six = A TEMPORARY PERMIT. Smartsyille Hydraulickers Beg Satter County Supervisors to Grant One. The Democrat says: When the Sutter county Board of Supervisors metin Yuba City Monday morning the first business to occupy their attention was a proposition submitted by W. M. Kolman of the era Campbell mine remove aslide and reach a main channel where they wish to install a plant, which will enable them to prosecute all turther work by the. drift process, They admitted that some of the tailings resultant on the hydraulicking would go into the river, but claimed that, the bulk of it will be held back in a gulch. ‘They would ask that a competent man be sent to the mine at their expense, he to mark off the ground to be removed and to confine them to its limits. Attorney Robert T Devlin, who was present, stated that Mr. Kolman had made the same statement before the Anti-Debris. Association. The body favored putting Mr. Kolman under the the jurisdiction of the court before allowing him to proceed under a permit from Sutter county where injunction proceedings were brought against the mine in question last montb. As fora man competent to judge of the extent of the operations to which Kolman should be allowed to go, Devlin recommended George F. Allardt of San Francisco tothe Board. The Board informed Mr. Kolman that they would take his proposition under advisement and make reply at 10a. m. tomorrow. Lodge Elections. The Woodmen of the World will elect officers tonight, the American Legion . ‘ of Honor tomorrow night. ‘ The annual election of Nevada Lodge, F.and A.M, will be held a week from tonight. : Last._night the following orders elected the officers named: Qustomah Ledge; Odd Fellowsa—Wm.McKinlay, N.G.;C. V. Organ, V. G.; ; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. 8 ; Chas. E. Mulloy and Henry Guenther, Trustees. The installation will be held on Tuesday, January 2d. Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W.— George Calanan, P. P.; F. L. Arbogast, president; L. A. Garthe, first vice president; August Rapp, second vice: president; Egbert Thomas, third vice president; Arthur Brackett, marshal; E. J. Morgan, recording secretary; E. W. Schmidt, financial secretary; Dr. C. L. Maller, surgeon; Dr. C. W. Chapman, trustee. The installation will take place on the first Tuesday in January A Famous Pocket Mine. H. H. Noble, manager of the Cypress Lawn Cemetery Association, and formerly engaged in prospecting a claim on the Half Mile house property at this: city, was in town last night on hie way from San Francisco to the Rainbow quartz mine at Chipps Flat, Sierra county. He has conducted the Rainbow for close to twenty years past, keeping somebody at work there most ofthe time and at intervals striking very rich pockets of ore. From first to last the Rainbow has been one of the biggest producers not only in Alleghany district, but in the county. It haseven a more brilliant record than the famous old Oriental. Mr. Noble is confident that the Rainbow is good for several fortunes yet. = 2Oe A Great Show Coming. Manager Jacobs has cancelled the engagement of the Mr. Plaster of Paris Company, which was to have been here next week. The show is not giving satisfaction in San Francisco. The next attraction of note will therefore be the famous Rentz-Santley Female Minstrels, direct from New York, which will probably come. next week They showed here some fifteen years ago to one of the biggest and best pleased audiences in the history of the local theater. Telephone improvements. T. B. Brown, siperintendant of construction for the Sunset Lelephone Company, was in town today arranging for needed improvements in the local system. Metallic circuits are to be put in without delay, soas to prevent “cross-talk” in the future. Each phone will have its own return wire, and the buzzing sound that isso annoying on some of the local wires is to be gbviated. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Choice Hanters Cider: You can get Mott's celebrated New York Russett Apple Juice at Isoard & Son’s, It-is for sale by the gallon or keg, and is the genuine, pure article . that ie so popularin the East. There is nothing else in the cider line that is 80 good. d2-lw Mining Co. was concluded yesterday afternoon, A, B. Brady was recalied. He testified that he and others hed some ten years since bonded the Granite Hill mine. They expended in two years about $16,000 under this bond ‘and had extracted ore of the value of $4,509. s E. T. Phillips testified that he was superintendent and stockholder of the Granite Hill’ Company for several years. The Company has paid no dividends but has levied several assessments. Pat Brock testified that he was one of the original locators of the Granite Sill mining claims and that the land was considered mineral by the locators. Soon after the location he sold out to the company, and did not work there since until three years ago. Ed, A. Roberts: testified as to the connection of the Granite Hill Company with the land in dispute and as to the underground workings on the patented ffortion of the Granite Hill, claim. . Wm. Torpie testified in flat contradiction of the testimony of Wm. Thomas that there was any ledge in the shaft sunk by the Granite Hill company on the disputed premises. ‘He said the only ledge therein was a vertical ledge of no value and containing no indication of gold. Mr. Burrows on the part of plaintiff then stipulated that in the decree of the Court it might be mentioned that defendant should: have the privilege of purchasing all the improvements of plaintifi admitted to be of the value of $20,000, on the payment of the sum of $20,000. He said this offer was made in reply to the offer made by Judge Walling. : The Court. visited the premises in the afternoon and the case was set down for argument for December 18th. Call and see Snell & Fleming's stamped goods. A handsome new oMrs. H: R. Ayer came down today. from Maybert. Ed. Hopkins came down yesterday from the Eagle Bird mine. F. F. Snell today removed his family from Grass Valley to this city. Mrs, E. J. de Sabla and children are here from San cues fora few days’ visit. W. W. Whitney, ssibnadie of Faris & Spinks’ collection agency, is here from Sacramento. James Rose, manager of “The “Bear Valley division of the South Yuba Water Company, is in town. : Ed. K. Preston, formerly collector at thie city for the-Electric Power Com: pany, is here from Colgate on a visit. Mrs. Shirley, who has been here visiting her grand daughter, Mra. George ‘Hurst, returned today to Bae. Francisco. F. 8. Morgan L. M. Sukeforth, James Hussey and Henry Hussey returned last evening from the defunct Alaska mine where they have been employed. Charles Hardy of North San Juan, who was recently badly hurt while repairing a roof at Sweetland, was in town today. He has not yet fully recovered. “You Yonson” mson” Coming. Comedian Donaldson and his company will appear at this city on Friday evening of next week in the famous Swedish play of “Yon Yonson:” This fun-makers that has come out from the East in years. The California tour is being made under Sam Thall’s management. 3 What is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds nd ‘Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerabie cases of incipient consumptiorand relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund i money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For assortment has just arrived. n 29-tf sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ary Ys! gy ow Yar THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. Buy Your Holiday Goods And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. Our Holiday Assortment Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, ~ Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT : 2 NG EMPORIUM, > is said to be one of the best troupes of . “THE. TRANSCRIPT. Alb BUT THE ARGUMENT. PERSONAL AL POINTERS. ~ GRASS THLE WES. Publishedevery evening exeoos —_. Ryan's Case Against the Granite Hill Co. Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old . The Doings of Our’ Neighbors i + BROWN, CALKINS ; Nearing Its Bnd. and Young. Over the Telephone, = es ons _After our report of the proceedings. , E. A. Roberts returned to Sacra-. George Murphy went to San FranWEDNESDAY. tyes += > Dec. 6, 1899 in the case of Ryan vs, Granite Hill . mento today. Sisco today. ‘Mrs. Wm, Grant bas’ gone to Sacramento ona visit. _ A. E. Pine’s father died at San Jose this morning, aged 74 years. . The Grocers. have accepted ‘a challenge to play ball with the Butchers. Oakland. Capt. Sawyer of the Salvation: Army werit to Sacramento today = attend «a council of war. of Superintendent: Robert Walker’ of . , the Gold Hill mine. The old cabins on Bennett ulresk in the Kiddér tract have beén torn down. They were relics of poineer times when Se ES A Bed Room as good as new for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Mrs, Beightol, Water street. ‘ d6-1w Social Dance Saturday Night. A social dance will be given at Is0. 0. F: Hall on Saturday evening, December %&h, by . of Freedom Circle, No. 108, Companions of the Forest. Admission, 25 cents. Everybody welcome. ~ 66-td. Semi Annual Examination. HE SEMI-ANNUAL E EXAMINATION ben applicants for Teachers von Semente — the Lincoln as 2a Build » Nevada ~ on M anuar, Peal teh eS am. A fee of $2 from each app: 5 eacae . harged 3 . ROGERS Co: Superintendent of chools. Nevada City, ber & 1899. W.H. Donahue, who has been acting . . as sewer inspector, returned . today to i bowie toon. Guishebas Setic-oue a ‘Holiday Ne Novelties. MRS. M. A. HOCKING line of Holiday Novelties for sale Sie wee on Broad street, including . . Toys, Notions, Candies, Nats, Wariety Goods. And she invites the public to call around and inspect her stock, ts CHING LEE Dealer in ‘ Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear i cree “All clothes ‘made to order, and at the lowest prices. Large stock of ‘Firecrackers, Pans and Fine Teas. Broad Street, two ‘doors below Mrs. Lutz’s Restaurant. ; Notice to Creditors. STATE OF ANN SCOTT, DECEASED. fice of Fred Searls, Admit Clo. st yk same being the piece for gi ee mae gata of Py =) Sbe ~oieapae id estate, in sai county ¢ y oO Nevado 2D, Administratrix of Estate of oe Jane Scott, Dated 2d day of December, 1899. _ Toil Bridge Notice.OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the ier of Supervisors of Nevada’ iounty, at the January term, 1900, for a rapcsagye aig license to collect tolls on the Freeman. B ridge. a ERICKBOW. Administrator of aA Estate of Hattie . L. Freeman, deceased. = Holiday Announcement Ina Day or Two. <a Wm. H. Grawford, MAIN STREET. — Candies 5% se Are Fresh, Pure and ‘Wholesome, > @ FOL.BY— Will have a special stock for Christmas, including all the Novelties. Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. SEASON OF 1899 1900 Sunset LY. San Francisco 5.00 p. LV. Areane -.0000 10. 23 p. m. am. ; sic AR. C4 Paso...7:42 @. m. Wn e LV. O¢ Paseo. .9.25 a. m. : AR. Yow Orleans.7.45 p.m on _ AR. Washington.. m. Initial Trip, Friday, Dec. 15 au. Yow York ..S2.49 p.m. “ m.Cued. & Fri, oe re . Ded. & Sat. AR. Les Jtngeles. 7.45 a, Lv. Los Angeles.8.00 a. sae ded Gaurs & Suu Fe we 1. Frt. & Won. 6.22 a. m.Sun. & Wed, service to the traveling public. sible. This magnificent train again, for the Sixth Season, offers its superior Its high standard of excellence is abundan'ly attested by its past brilliant record, and the Southern Pacific management gives the assurance that it will be maintained in all respects and Mapeerey where posFor more complete information call on MORRIS LOBNER, Agent at Colfax. oh narpie : SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES. #6 «FOR THE HOLIDAYS. . ate ‘by “Giff. ”? S dike offers no portg Kona for wesith . than Se : ¢ California. rr dil, Vga Development Company, incorporated under the lawirot Taoe State of Cones Pride. 235 ee I. J. EAGAN Vice President ...JAMES W. TRAVERS Secretary. .-.--.:sses05 en se-s W. 8. HARLOW Treasurer.-.. «++ .-M. L, SCHLUETER The Oil wieits af California fre offering ct) nvestm' 4 ope Riond ke and oven the diamond fields of The excitement is daily increasing, oe pockngro Be 1900 will a oll ra Fro. : Efiscountey be Seal eens of Frown : 4 mio gino Maral ie fia: i: and Set og ’ 0 * = : a ere ne ene cote tobe the fin,. reeh Compressed Y. B get land in the Sta: and comprising the. ceived regularly. : got nie theo, a funds with which t tocom-} All orders promptly Alea and deplete the purchase of a standard well-boring . livered at. your doors, ~ Ne Sete Man beta cdeved eid secten ciara “x tow offered at 50 cents a share. e shares may make you comfortable for life, by the underb ow and get in on the ground floor, H W a rd L ov n % ee, ates A) the esta te of Ann "No salaries are paid to any of the Directors. oO ela d, 4 dae Soot: dene to the creditors of and . OvPICE-#7 BROADWAY, Rooms 1 and. 2 ducsuned 60 exhibit them, with, the neces‘Oakland, Cal. Telephone West 8, t ‘our months after . iret vouenent of this notice to the said ORNS A Christmas — Glove Display . MAHER: ‘& CO.’S. ORIG II III Ladies and Gents: You are invited to oat jocoosoeeculad ness a Glove Contest for Xmas’ at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every day this week in our large window, Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come tous. If you want gloves for your own use, eome to us and get fitted. Gent’s if you want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want ‘gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. * ‘We have for the dear children all sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood. _ This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 at $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. _ Glove House, Nevada City. ae S. .—See fancy goods fn window for oe eoeesoooo0e0ee9 ‘0 ga here’s Nothing Better . han the Quality of — Wolf's Groceries . , et cousoesanase N fe) cheap, trashy govsnusunsceessotconsvssessouns, SO6O6 “FI And the price is a shade] feprectid Gece © lower than the lowest. “Seaces PIGS’ FEET, 50 APIECE SALT MACKEREL, 50 APIEOE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anp LIMBURG OHEESE A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER Pomcsie sores OR Country intieae weanide preety the money or not. or keene cepa EE AEE tel pvweligekid ERCOAT } Is first to find a reliable place to purchase ‘it—a pla that you have got faith-in; a place where you . can get satisfaction or get-your money back if _ you want it. That place is our store. Now as to the garment itself. You don’t want a back number, Yon don’t want an ordinary common-place dry. goods. or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone times, On the contrary . YOU] WANT AN OVERCOAT. THAT IS. UP-TO-DATE. A coat that is made of new substantial and fashionable) fabrics—the custom ‘made kind. That is the kind of overcoat you can. buy from us. We have them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut ,‘also Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Chevoits, Kerseys, Whip Cords, and superior fabrics that you don’t’ find on bargain secret and ie vee: are ie aw if not lower than San Francisco sige: ss CARTER B.SOr FOR THE * Holiday Announcement a os 9 Watch This ARE . : ~ THE WEDNE Minor Oranbe Grocer. For Oi Scadden' Cream the Popt can be ht every eve Presh « jast rece Fresh e at Gaylo The née Eagle Bit well, Nevade fer the O night. .~ H. J. Y Treasure: Grand Jt The lov brought t at Scadd Go tol of that « Edge Stes L.A.G ’ Contract the sewer The tri: saulting has been. In the « ley Judge permissic There i for John who has . _ On Sat Company the first. : A six it was struc bottom ol Henry Ol It is an Nevada © ‘Park nex! Grass Val . The Cit to put up lights on Tributati street; turkey, L at Wolf’s All of t Sauer Kr Scadden’ which he ter.ever . State. Scadde the fines ever brot number . great des at home. Reviva tract cro ’ The colo at each with gre most art The fo as vestry Morgan, Frank P Moore. E. Morg J.B. Tre W. Mar: fs o At Or evening party gi dom Oi Excelle: the ‘tic! very los of the « and eve good ti Last man Fc inform or beat on Sac saloon and uf imatior Re ‘have

oi ¢ a4 é “ operate by the hyd: . period of five or six = A TEMPORARY PERMIT. Smartsyille Hydraulickers Beg Satter County Supervisors to Grant One. The Democrat says: When the Sutter county Board of Supervisors metin Yuba City Monday morning the first business to occupy their attention was a proposition submitted by W. M. Kolman of the era Campbell mine remove aslide and reach a main channel where they wish to install a plant, which will enable them to prosecute all turther work by the. drift process, They admitted that some of the tailings resultant on the hydraulicking would go into the river, but claimed that, the bulk of it will be held back in a gulch. ‘They would ask that a competent man be sent to the mine at their expense, he to mark off the ground to be removed and to confine them to its limits. Attorney Robert T Devlin, who was present, stated that Mr. Kolman had made the same statement before the Anti-Debris. Association. The body favored putting Mr. Kolman under the the jurisdiction of the court before allowing him to proceed under a permit from Sutter county where injunction proceedings were brought against the mine in question last montb. As fora man competent to judge of the extent of the operations to which Kolman should be allowed to go, Devlin recommended George F. Allardt of San Francisco tothe Board. The Board informed Mr. Kolman that they would take his proposition under advisement and make reply at 10a. m. tomorrow. Lodge Elections. The Woodmen of the World will elect officers tonight, the American Legion . ‘ of Honor tomorrow night. ‘ The annual election of Nevada Lodge, F.and A.M, will be held a week from tonight. : Last._night the following orders elected the officers named: Qustomah Ledge; Odd Fellowsa—Wm.McKinlay, N.G.;C. V. Organ, V. G.; ; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. 8 ; Chas. E. Mulloy and Henry Guenther, Trustees. The installation will be held on Tuesday, January 2d. Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W.— George Calanan, P. P.; F. L. Arbogast, president; L. A. Garthe, first vice president; August Rapp, second vice: president; Egbert Thomas, third vice president; Arthur Brackett, marshal; E. J. Morgan, recording secretary; E. W. Schmidt, financial secretary; Dr. C. L. Maller, surgeon; Dr. C. W. Chapman, trustee. The installation will take place on the first Tuesday in January A Famous Pocket Mine. H. H. Noble, manager of the Cypress Lawn Cemetery Association, and formerly engaged in prospecting a claim on the Half Mile house property at this: city, was in town last night on hie way from San Francisco to the Rainbow quartz mine at Chipps Flat, Sierra county. He has conducted the Rainbow for close to twenty years past, keeping somebody at work there most ofthe time and at intervals striking very rich pockets of ore. From first to last the Rainbow has been one of the biggest producers not only in Alleghany district, but in the county. It haseven a more brilliant record than the famous old Oriental. Mr. Noble is confident that the Rainbow is good for several fortunes yet. = 2Oe A Great Show Coming. Manager Jacobs has cancelled the engagement of the Mr. Plaster of Paris Company, which was to have been here next week. The show is not giving satisfaction in San Francisco. The next attraction of note will therefore be the famous Rentz-Santley Female Minstrels, direct from New York, which will probably come. next week They showed here some fifteen years ago to one of the biggest and best pleased audiences in the history of the local theater. Telephone improvements. T. B. Brown, siperintendant of construction for the Sunset Lelephone Company, was in town today arranging for needed improvements in the local system. Metallic circuits are to be put in without delay, soas to prevent “cross-talk” in the future. Each phone will have its own return wire, and the buzzing sound that isso annoying on some of the local wires is to be gbviated. Sick Headaches, The curse of overworked womankind, are quickly and surely cured by Karl’s Clover Root ‘fea, the great blood purifier and tissue builder. Money refunded if not satisfactory. Price 25 cts and 60 cts. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Choice Hanters Cider: You can get Mott's celebrated New York Russett Apple Juice at Isoard & Son’s, It-is for sale by the gallon or keg, and is the genuine, pure article . that ie so popularin the East. There is nothing else in the cider line that is 80 good. d2-lw Mining Co. was concluded yesterday afternoon, A, B. Brady was recalied. He testified that he and others hed some ten years since bonded the Granite Hill mine. They expended in two years about $16,000 under this bond ‘and had extracted ore of the value of $4,509. s E. T. Phillips testified that he was superintendent and stockholder of the Granite Hill’ Company for several years. The Company has paid no dividends but has levied several assessments. Pat Brock testified that he was one of the original locators of the Granite Sill mining claims and that the land was considered mineral by the locators. Soon after the location he sold out to the company, and did not work there since until three years ago. Ed, A. Roberts: testified as to the connection of the Granite Hill Company with the land in dispute and as to the underground workings on the patented ffortion of the Granite Hill, claim. . Wm. Torpie testified in flat contradiction of the testimony of Wm. Thomas that there was any ledge in the shaft sunk by the Granite Hill company on the disputed premises. ‘He said the only ledge therein was a vertical ledge of no value and containing no indication of gold. Mr. Burrows on the part of plaintiff then stipulated that in the decree of the Court it might be mentioned that defendant should: have the privilege of purchasing all the improvements of plaintifi admitted to be of the value of $20,000, on the payment of the sum of $20,000. He said this offer was made in reply to the offer made by Judge Walling. : The Court. visited the premises in the afternoon and the case was set down for argument for December 18th. Call and see Snell & Fleming's stamped goods. A handsome new oMrs. H: R. Ayer came down today. from Maybert. Ed. Hopkins came down yesterday from the Eagle Bird mine. F. F. Snell today removed his family from Grass Valley to this city. Mrs, E. J. de Sabla and children are here from San cues fora few days’ visit. W. W. Whitney, ssibnadie of Faris & Spinks’ collection agency, is here from Sacramento. James Rose, manager of “The “Bear Valley division of the South Yuba Water Company, is in town. : Ed. K. Preston, formerly collector at thie city for the-Electric Power Com: pany, is here from Colgate on a visit. Mrs. Shirley, who has been here visiting her grand daughter, Mra. George ‘Hurst, returned today to Bae. Francisco. F. 8. Morgan L. M. Sukeforth, James Hussey and Henry Hussey returned last evening from the defunct Alaska mine where they have been employed. Charles Hardy of North San Juan, who was recently badly hurt while repairing a roof at Sweetland, was in town today. He has not yet fully recovered. “You Yonson” mson” Coming. Comedian Donaldson and his company will appear at this city on Friday evening of next week in the famous Swedish play of “Yon Yonson:” This fun-makers that has come out from the East in years. The California tour is being made under Sam Thall’s management. 3 What is Shiloh ? A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds nd ‘Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has cured innumerabie cases of incipient consumptiorand relieved many in advanced stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund i money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For assortment has just arrived. n 29-tf sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf Ary Ys! gy ow Yar THE ANSWER IS THE SAME TO ALL. Buy Your Holiday Goods And Xmas Presents from the store that has the crisp, snappy bargains tor wide-awake buyers. Santa Claus recommends us to the public. Our Holiday Assortment Is replete with all the novelties that go to make a first-class stock in the line of Men’s and Boys’ Clothing, ~ Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods. Come in and inspect our new line of Neckwear, Mufflers, Reefers, Suspenders and Handkerchiefs. THE GRIMES CLOT : 2 NG EMPORIUM, > is said to be one of the best troupes of . “THE. TRANSCRIPT. Alb BUT THE ARGUMENT. PERSONAL AL POINTERS. ~ GRASS THLE WES. Publishedevery evening exeoos —_. Ryan's Case Against the Granite Hill Co. Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old . The Doings of Our’ Neighbors i + BROWN, CALKINS ; Nearing Its Bnd. and Young. Over the Telephone, = es ons _After our report of the proceedings. , E. A. Roberts returned to Sacra-. George Murphy went to San FranWEDNESDAY. tyes += > Dec. 6, 1899 in the case of Ryan vs, Granite Hill . mento today.. Sisco today. ‘Mrs. Wm, Grant bas’ gone to Sacramento ona visit. _ A. E. Pine’s father died at San Jose this morning, aged 74 years. . The Grocers. have accepted ‘a challenge to play ball with the Butchers. Oakland. Capt. Sawyer of the Salvation: Army werit to Sacramento today = attend «a council of war. of Superintendent: Robert Walker’ of . , the Gold Hill mine. The old cabins on Bennett ulresk in the Kiddér tract have beén torn down. They were relics of poineer times when Se ES A Bed Room as good as new for sale at a bargain. Inquire of Mrs, Beightol, Water street. ‘ d6-1w Social Dance Saturday Night. A social dance will be given at Is0. 0. F: Hall on Saturday evening, December %&h, by . of Freedom Circle, No. 108, Companions of the Forest. Admission, 25 cents. Everybody welcome. ~ 66-td. Semi Annual Examination. HE SEMI-ANNUAL E EXAMINATION ben applicants for Teachers von Semente — the Lincoln as 2a Build » Nevada ~ on M anuar, Peal teh eS am. A fee of $2 from each app: 5 eacae . harged 3 . ROGERS Co: Superintendent of chools. Nevada City, ber & 1899. W.H. Donahue, who has been acting . . as sewer inspector, returned . today to i bowie toon. Guishebas Setic-oue a ‘Holiday Ne Novelties. MRS. M. A. HOCKING line of Holiday Novelties for sale Sie wee on Broad street, including . . Toys, Notions, Candies, Nats, Wariety Goods. And she invites the public to call around and inspect her stock, ts CHING LEE Dealer in ‘ Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear i cree “All clothes ‘made to order, and at the lowest prices.

Large stock of ‘Firecrackers, Pans and Fine Teas. Broad Street, two ‘doors below Mrs. Lutz’s Restaurant. ; Notice to Creditors. STATE OF ANN SCOTT, DECEASED. fice of Fred Searls, Admit Clo. st yk same being the piece for gi ee mae gata of Py =) Sbe ~oieapae id estate, in sai county ¢ y oO Nevado 2D, Administratrix of Estate of oe Jane Scott, Dated 2d day of December, 1899. _ Toil Bridge Notice.OTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the ier of Supervisors of Nevada’ iounty, at the January term, 1900, for a rapcsagye aig license to collect tolls on the Freeman. B ridge. a ERICKBOW. Administrator of aA Estate of Hattie . L. Freeman, deceased. = Holiday Announcement Ina Day or Two. <a Wm. H. Grawford, MAIN STREET. — Candies 5% se Are Fresh, Pure and ‘Wholesome, > @ FOL.BY— Will have a special stock for Christmas, including all the Novelties. Give him a call if you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Christmas Candles and Holders, Sheet Popcorn, Nuts, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY. Figs, Oranges, Bananas, Etc. SEASON OF 1899 1900 Sunset LY. San Francisco 5.00 p. LV. Areane -..0000 10. 23 p. m. am. ; sic AR. C4 Paso.....7:42 @. m.. Wn e LV. O¢ Paseo.. ..9.25 a. m.. : AR. Yow Orleans..7.45 p.m on _ AR. Washington... m. Initial Trip, Friday, Dec. 15 au. Yow York ...S2.49 p.m. “ m..Cued. & Fri, oe re .. Ded. & Sat. AR. Les Jtngeles. 7.45 a, Lv. Los Angeles..8.00 a. sae ded Gaurs & Suu Fe we 1. Frt. & Won. 6.22 a. m..Sun. & Wed, service to the traveling public. sible. This magnificent train again, for the Sixth Season, offers its superior Its high standard of excellence is abundan'ly attested by its past brilliant record, and the Southern Pacific management gives the assurance that it will be maintained in all respects and Mapeerey where posFor more complete information call on MORRIS LOBNER, Agent at Colfax. oh narpie : SPECIAL BOXES AND SIZES. #6 «FOR THE HOLIDAYS.. .. ate ‘by “Giff. ”? S dike offers no portg Kona for wesith . than Se : ¢ California. rr dil, Vga Development Company, incorporated under the lawirot Taoe State of Cones Pride. 235 ee I. J. EAGAN Vice President .....JAMES W. TRAVERS Secretary. .-.--.:sses05 en se-s W. 8. HARLOW Treasurer..-... «++ ..-M. L, SCHLUETER The Oil wieits af California fre offering ct) nvestm' 4 ope Riond ke and oven the diamond fields of The excitement is daily increasing, oe pockngro Be 1900 will a oll ra Fro. : Efiscountey be Seal eens of Frown : 4 mio gino Maral ie fia: i: and Set og ’ 0 * = : a ere ne ene cote tobe the fin,. reeh Compressed Y. B get land in the Sta: and comprising the. ceived regularly. : got nie theo, a funds with which t tocom-} All orders promptly Alea and deplete the purchase of a standard well-boring . livered at. your doors, ~ Ne Sete Man beta cdeved eid secten ciara “x tow offered at 50 cents a share. e shares may make you comfortable for life, by the underb ow and get in on the ground floor, H W a rd L ov n % ee, ates A) the esta te of Ann "No salaries are paid to any of the Directors. oO ela d, 4 dae Soot: dene to the creditors of and . OvPICE-#7 BROADWAY, Rooms 1 and. 2 ducsuned 60 exhibit them, with, the neces‘Oakland, Cal. Telephone West 8, t ‘our months after . iret vouenent of this notice to the said ORNS A Christmas — Glove Display . MAHER: ‘& CO.’S. ORIG II III Ladies and Gents: You are invited to oat jocoosoeeculad ness a Glove Contest for Xmas’ at Maher’s. There will be an exhibition every day this week in our large window, Ladies, if you want to give gloves away, come tous. If you want gloves for your own use, eome to us and get fitted. Gent’s if you want gloves for your sisters, your wife or your girl, come to us for them. Boys, if you want ‘gloves for your mother, come to us for them. Little girls, if you want to make mamma a Xmas present, get her a pair of Maher’s kid gloves. * ‘We have for the dear children all sizes in kid gloves in modes and ox-blood. _ This is the greatest glove display ever made in Nevada City. All shades, all sizes. gloves. Our price is $1.00 at $1.50 a pair and the best gloves in all America for the price. Respectfully, MAHER & CO. _ Glove House, Nevada City. ae S. .—See fancy goods fn window for oe eoeesoooo0e0ee9 ‘0 ga here’s Nothing Better . han the Quality of — Wolf's Groceries . , et cousoesanase N fe) cheap, trashy govsnusunsceessotconsvssessouns, SO6O6 “FI And the price is a shade] feprectid Gece © lower than the lowest. “Seaces PIGS’ FEET, 50 APIECE SALT MACKEREL, 50 APIEOE ASPARAGUS TIPS IN 150 CANS EASTERN, CALIFORNIA anp LIMBURG OHEESE A. B. WOLF, CASH GROCER Pomcsie sores OR Country intieae weanide preety the money or not. or keene cepa EE AEE tel pvweligekid ERCOAT } Is first to find a reliable place to purchase ‘it—a pla that you have got faith-in; a place where you . can get satisfaction or get-your money back if _ you want it. That place is our store. Now as to the garment itself. You don’t want a back number, Yon don’t want an ordinary common-place dry. goods. or bargain store overcoat that looks like by-gone times, On the contrary . YOU] WANT AN OVERCOAT. THAT IS. UP-TO-DATE. A coat that is made of new substantial and fashionable) fabrics—the custom ‘made kind. That is the kind of overcoat you can. buy from us. We have them in Beaver Cloths of the most approved cut ,‘also Melton lined, Sstin Lined Imported English Chevoits, Kerseys, Whip Cords, and superior fabrics that you don’t’ find on bargain secret and ie vee: are ie aw if not lower than San Francisco sige: ss CARTER B.SOr FOR THE * Holiday Announcement a os 9 Watch This ARE . : ~ THE WEDNE Minor Oranbe Grocer. For Oi Scadden' Cream the Popt can be ht every eve Presh « jast rece Fresh e at Gaylo The née Eagle Bit well, Nevade fer the O night. .~ H. J. Y Treasure: Grand Jt The lov brought t at Scadd Go tol of that « Edge Stes L.A.G ’ Contract the sewer The tri: saulting has been. In the « ley Judge permissic There i for John who has . _ On Sat Company the first. : A six it was struc bottom ol Henry Ol It is an Nevada © ‘Park nex! Grass Val . The Cit to put up lights on Tributati street; turkey, L at Wolf’s All of t Sauer Kr Scadden’ which he ter.ever . State. Scadde the fines ever brot number . great des at home. Reviva tract cro ’ The colo at each with gre most art The fo as vestry Morgan, Frank P Moore. E. Morg J.B. Tre W. Mar: fs o At Or evening party gi dom Oi Excelle: the ‘tic! very los of the « and eve good ti Last man Fc inform or beat on Sac saloon and uf imatior Re ‘have