December 6, 1900 (4 pages)

]The ta auvanit RUA. MINSTRELS «WITHOUT WARNING: ‘THE, TRANSCR) ae sad Suen EOIN ain Excepted They Will Appear at the the Theater Here on Geo, H. Zekind of Grass Yalley eee the Nineteenth Instant. sn denip aneamegies. € ; : Phe Havorly Mastodon Minstrels; }which haye béen.playing at the Cali ees) This Afternoon, Touching: Report. “COUNTY.PUURALITIES, Must Pay Japs’ Taxes. i} > -YVanoovvur, B. C., December 5.—The British Columbia law making anyone; "New Yorx, December 5.—A dispatch Forty Counties Go for for McKinley and to the ‘Tribune from London says: Seventeen for Bryan. ~. Lord Kitchener's report of Knoz’s, Set . employing Japanese responsible for tle’s and Paget’s shirmighes‘shows that}. The Republican counties of the State their taxes, has been sustained. Last the operations.against.the guerrillas Tanged themselves politically in the reseason 6000 Japanese were engaged in) and © Acéistant Oashier of r for over a week, will aplars si TREMS OF SUBSCRITTION : z %y # bcowmga under the system are still indecisive. cent election by the pluralities as given fishing on the Fraser River. The salthe Théater; here on;the 19th ‘Weissbein Bros, Bank et Grass Valley mond canners employing them for the ite readers aly: While De. Wet has been headed. off. in in the following list: Carrier, ce .* } ‘The company hasbeen #e-. dropped dead at the 12 1-2 Per Week . # purpose of breaking the strike of the of buying as far one direction, he has doubled in bank at about Delivered toany part uf the city. mcted for thie season and are white fishermen. When the Tax Colown home merchan another. The text of Lord Roberts’ give a clean and neat perform2:30 o’clock this afternoon He had lactor made his rounds, however, the fact, the average farewell order to the army is. eloquent}. 4; ‘in every particular, Haverly’s been out on the street and had just reenough to stir to enthusiasm today’s Japanese had disappeared. The Gov~ child will find inthe‘ fjeis known far atid:wide, having ernment at.once demanded of the canTHURSDAY.. leading writers. It is the strongest Fen identified with the best and most tarned to the bank, atid was about to tax on all Japanese, City just about everything possible of the suffering and heroism Contra Costa. 0.0. .00.055 cokes 616 ners $3.8 head of seasonable goods t t he progressive amusement enterprises in! hang up his coat, when he fell over case before Magisof the British Army in a campaign: unMOEN ORG bs Rs a es . 48 employed. A test existence. © ‘Among the artists of the. the and expired. He was a native of Caliexampled for severity, over: 14,300 ‘ofPAMONOG 5p ose S se orn s eae tam2204 trate Anderson has resulted in company is George Wilson, who in his ficers and men having died ‘from WRI oi cc eee aE capac 160 magistrate ordering the payment by delightfully original monologue has no ned of the taxes wounds, fever and exposure. General Lassen . $ =: 223 the canneries concer equél,and while on the. end wit pours se who caught fish at Japane every of Clery, who commanded a division unTod Angelos.SiNeR Eh cise en yc iaews « 6042 Not Dead But Sleeping. tradeat home is a mat from his langhing month at ‘a rapid-. the season for those der General Buller in the smith MARGOT oe aoe eee 27 any time during ial proceeding, our ow } fire rate, and the graceful way he sings Mrs. E. L. Ha ofge When Constable Long of Truckee campaign, has returned to ‘London and MOVIN 6 900i ooo ok cosa Su ovascas « TTT canneries. The legislation making should be given the preferen . first, Oaklanr d is _— a song and taps the festive tambourine, at passed was le on a visit, . arrived at. Colfax this morning, he was is enjoying the hospitality of his Al-. :Maietint. 62, Ga i 331 such a verdict possib last and all the time. If, by any ‘l is:said to be’ worth going miles to see. M. O. Keefie came over from Trikes the suggestion of Labor Unions here. somewhat surprised at the people of dershot friends, While he did ‘not re-. -Do kt MEG RE Sa en Ne « 26 chanee, you cannot find. The company carries its own band end last evening, that place being excited over a rumor deem his reputation as chief. strategist en ee) BORER RT eOg Ser EE 189 want, make your wishes orchestra. A brilliant and new idea Clifford O'Neill «Visited Columbia that he had been killed. It was reof the staff college, he escaped the fate MOORS oe Cue esa os Sekt aes. ceewee «+. 585 proper establishment street pageant will take place at noon Hill yesterday. ported that he had tried to capture a of Generals Gatacre, Methuen and] TOGNOD. 5s ice bso eevee veces we 691 of the day they play here. prietor order’ it for you Ais jobF. H. Huat of Redlands is here on of the war. man sat Boca and had shot the man Warren in the early part ber or manufacturer. Thus will be mining business, twice, and the man had shot the ConDr. Jaméson still remains inBacaued Se SERRE Saale MANGE (Rune ened seein 417 : St. Brrmevo, France, Dec. 5.—The ait tuspection: Tonight. able, perhaps, to make a slight profit J. Bean of Ban Francisco caine in on . gt stable three times, killing him. There ment at London. MINIS 25 655 oF cc FG Bas ones cane 198 English steamer Rossgull, which has while you will be saved & lot of trouble. the afternoon train, was nothing in it. The Constable was ‘Nevada Oomuiandery, No. 6, E°'T., Riverside .200 0 ee ewe 1195 been lost off the coast of Jersey, was and put to no extra ‘expense, either, Geo. W. Dyche of Boston arrived willbe inspected this evening by Grand sleéping at Boca. 4 Sacramento. 1181 engaged in the service between EngGod helps those who help themselves, on the afternoon train. Captain General W. D. Knights of Sac-. : San Heekardino. eer. Cea vate 788 land and the Channel islands, and St. and ‘the only way inwhich any com‘ Effectually ‘Mecosciged. G.P. Smith came down from Granramento, Inspector of the Second DisSan Diego,... ORORES oa aay, 1122. Brieuc. She foundered in a gale at munity can become ‘strong . . pros-— New Yorx, December 5.—John Drew, iteville’ this afternoon. ; trict, of which Nevada Commandery is “You said you had a scheme to preSan Francisco... 2. ..0049996 11 o'clock last night. According to perous ‘is by standing together and of Patterson, N. J.,a@ prominent retired CG. E. Eastin and son Charles.are @.part,and Grand.Commander Miller 02. 445 the report which has reached here only working for the common weal. So vent burglary when you had to leave horseman, died here last night of heart San Joaquin, ..0... down from Graniteviile. “ of Fresno, After the inspection an your house alone,” suggested San Mateo. 731 eleven persons out of the forty people turn in and do your part,. This’ is as the failure. He was 67 years old. Mr,: E. Samuel of San Francisco:Fabvtiveg elaborate banquét' will be partaken of. Santa Barbara... jhe kuwexkn 889 on board of her have been saved. good a time as any to show your loyalty a friend. “Did it work?’ . Drew came to this city yesterday to aphere on last evening’s train. -Members of other Commanderies will POMACR CUMIN go) cies es ce .2500 to Nevada City ina substantial way. “You bet it did.” : & ees 1 pear as a witness before the. Board . of W. L. Mack of San Francisco shih tt be present. Santa Oruz.. a an ecie a «. 588 it?” was “What Review of the National Trotting Assonere on last evening’s train, A Handsome Wheel, PRON i oi os os pare Dabs oat beri . 266 “Why, I thought if I left one or two ciation. W. T. Hawley of San Francisco arah LL FE SOB EB Ee Rap TE 230 Before the Grand Jury. gas burners turned on it would asrived here on last evening’s train. IneLEwoop Junotion, Ont., DecemBeckley & Rice receivhd thie morn. RNIN oo a, ee oe ce hate em 852 phyxiate the would-be burglar.” H. Davey and W. Nelson of San . The Grand Jury which is now in ses“Did the plan’come up to your exSonoma. iskdend jonped eis Gee ber 5.—An engine on the Grand Trunk ing a large wheel of fortune. It is a Francisco are at the Union Hotel. DRO s cok tc oe a ieee “117 Road here early today crashed into. a handsome article andis now on exhision has under censideration the cause pectations?” “It exceeded them. The . man went in George Brains of Oakland was 6ne off of the disastrous‘conflagration at Grass POUMINM G5 ooo eo aoc e erick. sc aeoe 72 hand-car on which were five section bition at the‘Grotto saloon. : with a lighted matct, and we haven’t San Feancincd, Decetpbet 5.—The the'arrivals on last evening’s train. men going to work. All five were’ inValley a‘ few months ago,’ the cattle: -been able to find either him or the United States transport Hancock is Supervisor A. J. Wood came over stealing in the lower part of . the counhouse since, but I bave reason to bestantly killed. The _dyiver and stoker Srate or Ono, Crry or TOLEDO, } 4g MOURUIR ore ore ic cnet hak ics . 875 from North San Juan:this afternoon. ty,ana claim of EB, R. Morrill of Truclieve he was effectually discouraged.” rexpected to arrive here on Tuesday ONS his os ers See haa ea ec 208 of the engine atau unhurt. Lvoas County, ‘ next with the bodies of 2000 soldiers, we John Walsh of Mooré’s Flat was lee that there was fraud in the bills Frank J. Coenry makes Oath that he ve From this it willbe seen that forty who ave died from sickness or been among yesterday’s visitors to this city. Didn’t Belong to Him; s senior partner of ‘the firm of F; J. paid for the Fifth Supervisor District. Funeral of the Late J.B. Gray. killed in the fighting in the Philippines. counties gave pluralities for the McCueney & Co., doing business in the George H. Magruder, one of theantiMorrill was on the stand all the mornKinley electors. The other seventeen City of Toledo, Oounty and. r. The drill instructor’s fase turned debris spies, was in this city last night. The funeral of the late James B. ing. counties gave pluralities for Bryan, as aforesaid, and that said firm, will scarlet with rage ae ‘ho berated a raw Something That Would Be Suitable. Frank G. Schiffer and Albert HoGray willtake place on Sunday afterthe sum of ONE HUNDRED. eae follows: .eho Irish recruit for his awkwardness, oe en ares on a» If you intend making a Obristmas ire Pee ciel Sey aae iy gee Ss aS CROPS noon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices LARS foreach and every case of Oa*J.B. Pindbld of’ Camptonyille, reon ow, Rafferty, you'll spoil the line gift, you should consider what would that cannot be.cured by the use * visit. MEL AAR 8S Gi eae of the Nevada City Fire Department. TABRH f Hart’s Cararrn Ours. Constable Richard Dillon retained Seived-this morning’a éarload of wine with those feet. Draw them back inbe appropriate for the receiver. SomeWUOMRO. Gisccale ess ar i uae tieus “Phe deceased leaves a wife and four copa yesterday from a trip to the Delhi barrels. Hoe has a large vineyard near stantly, man, .and get them in line!” -thing that would be valuable as well as COON os 20s i ee children—a boy and three girls; a Sworn to before me ard subscribed ce Pampron ville. Rafferty’s dignity was hurt. mine, ornamental. -Jas, Kinkead has justreInyo. this 6th day-.of Demother, Mrs. Clarissa Gray ; three sisin ay 2 : «+109 =~ a “Plaze, sargint,” he drawled solemnceived, +e A. D. 1886. William Graves, a former resident a large and varied stock of the térs and two brothers—Mrs. William ly, “they’re not mine; they’re Micky nicest kind of. furniture. of this city, arrived last night from Advertised Letters, He has. Lake.. aKa ve oes Nestcpneanme+62 Holmes of this city, Mrs. E. A. Davis ~ NotaryPublic, Doolan’s in the rear rank !” Chico. easels, rugs, wall pockets, glass dish MOMTIDORO seco sees ‘and Mrs, F. Maher of San Francisco, coi fu kO ee Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internOe The following is-a list of the letters Mr. and Mrs, A. 8. Lord’s young closets, music racks, reception chairs, sro. Eeig Se UIA gis Meat natea toes upset ‘and Wm.J. and Ed. G. Gray of this ally, and acts directly on the. bloot Over From Truckee, of the system son if seriously ill at their home at Inremaining in the oe at Nevada children’s rattan rocking chairs with Modoc. city, and a half-brother, Willis Hayand mucous inaniain ices . 2.0.52. F i t as online City, December 6; 1900. nd for testimon dian Fiat. adjustable backs, tablettes and center GUE IMINO: 88 sy den of Susanville. i J. Lambert, J. L. Livingston, SuperDows, DW. . hi Fred West returned here last even: Mr. Gray had his life insu¥ed in the Sold Lineage cms 9 HEE. F. ©. . 2. .5. 5s .ccee ir C visor John Fay, Constable C. W. Long, tables, ladies’ work baskets and wood San Luis Obispo. ing from San Jose, where he has. been ost,A wcam Rees a Bankers’ fnsurance Company. for $2000. . Hall’s ccniiy Pills are; the pn Peter Smith. and H. Canger, came baskets. You.should call on Mr. Kin+ Beay tae for some time, his ces over from Truckee today, being sumkead and examine his stock before purPORUMIBB Her Miss Mrs. R. Penros chasing elsewhere. and Mrs. e Kate Mul: . mcned as witnesse fornia and aged 85 years, Loss of Life, Noted. Turfman, Five Were Killed. The Dead Soldiers. So eee : FRANKJ. CHENEY. caine Hi = GLEASON, ag ¥. 3.0CHENEY e06, Toledo, 0. Irvine, Peter: : Knolley, aes s Mone+ Sie T. B. Gray, the well known SAR i man, left this morning for a business Py 7 0ae > ——— bas served in the family of Patrolman Briscoe, for six years without pay, and Camptonville Tuesday and left for San that during ea this tirae she was under Francisco yesterday mornings. <;., Sh» proposes to sue ' If not-called for in .fifteen days lethypnotic — the unpaid wages. G, J. Rector returned last eveniiig ters will be'sent fo the dead: letter. ofBrisco for—_————_-+ e@eo + aft a er visit for the past three weeks at fice. Parties calling for any of these The Epworth League literary and letters will please Say “ddvertised,” San Francisco, Berkeley and :*Becrapay a a ofone cent for each letter. social, which was announced to take place tomorrow evenir.g has been postmento. « CALKINS; Postmaster. . poned te some future date. Mrs, L. E. Peck, J. Holligan gad Ed. ———— Smith, all well known. residents’ of Graniteville, are reported to ‘be aan gerously ill, Archie Rowe, an asin: at. the Ne vada Foundry, had one of:his eyes injured Monday by a flying chip from an emery wheel, ‘Mrs. F. BR. Wehe and-two childreii}” about that present? ‘Suppose FOR teresting to man over the hot sands of the desert. " We have them here all new. Come-in, You can see more ‘“andkerchiefs in our store than half-a-dozen Other stores can ES a smomene TE, THE HOLIDAYS . show. You can buy them at the very small price of Wives of Woodmen Invited. Mrs. Kate B. Hill, Grand’ Organizer of the Woodcraft, invites the wives of the Woodmen of the World, to meet at the home of Mrs. Wm.Browning-on Boulder street, tomorrow afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. KEY RAFFLING . willholda Until after the holidays,« wa.’‘3. bears # Oups, Saucers Plates, Salad Sets, Berry Olacks, Steins Everything that’s Beautiful for Christmas s. . . RPA PCCR community. ce Velocipedes, Boy’ s Wagons, ‘Doll Car _ Just Like Finding Money . Lotsof People-Use. Ghat American Toporting Tea uh Sa TAYLOR'S rcial —— * FAMILY —e GROUND +. oe ——e COFFEE At 26 Conts per Pound. 2 Roasted Daily ! Street, Nevada City, MiliStreet, Grass Valley : «Mer riages, Toy Carpet Sweepers, Toy Ice Cream Freezers and Guns. FRAMESMADE 70 ORDER frame all kinds of pictures LEGG C.SHAW Co. “IPICTURE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Bari Xinas Sipein “Many art Men’s Slippers, patent leather quarters, iaaer vamps, ‘7 ~ cents. Men's Bo’t, lace and Congress, shoes, coin and French plein. ‘ Ground to Order. Equal tots avenge 85-cont Coffee. toes, bankrupt price, $31.35. Other Grades at Other Prices. rupt: price, 3eass TAYLOR'S TEASTORE, Men’s bey double-sole walking shoes, with aoft, pliablé upphen brat price, SBE SS, dress shoes, lace style, coin toes, bank price, ‘Se. THE PRICES hee ‘Ceme in and see our NEW JACKET S thatcame in yes terday. Some Tey. swell ones in the lot. for very little. money. =~ Bo di secies nailed for miners’ ace, bankrupt Men’s high’‘otit lace. . erences 3 nailed, regular price, 34 Y Maderia 1 2 a ‘* ** °**: Orange Wine Sherry (dry or sweet) : Port I “ Burgundy 1° “ Reisling 3 Zinfandel PB one afewmye we expect a consigament ot Swiss, Roquetort and Limbur ets Eoscar andSon. a we HAVE A shoe eariec. a ~ Well Stocked Witn ChoiceGoods, . Keipgeodoclt &. Os: of Cincinnati, Obie whe tested, of: our Indies fine shoes, We are the house ine town that makes a specialty of perfect fitting. “In order.te do so we have’ ae our shoes nicelylettered:frotn A to BE. Our recent loss by fire threw ‘us into bankruptoy and we ; have been and are now selling goods at less than retail price. Fy yoo 15 to 80 per cent, gic seer airs isos hire paarAe. rat : ; na toe ohnea 2 ton en vain ina ren pin 1-4. Ladies’ calf : "q 4.5 E HOLIDAYS. «FOR THE 1 Sets, Vases . well attended, as the Native Daughter me [ore New Furs just arrived. RIGHT. i sae Angelica Sets, Toilet Parlor, and Jo V. Snyder will Jead the grand march. The party should be always stand ready. 'to assist in‘any undertaking that is of henefitto the Council Chamber Saloan Onyx Tables Mrs. Jo V. Spyder, President of Laurel ARE have no last year’s goods to show. you ; everythingis new. ow, Ladies, come to the Big Store and ace what a nice {Present 25 cents wi buy. Reaper vei —AT THR— It was decided to have a red party, that to see them. . RAPFLE EVERY NIGHT : Dinner ‘Sets is, everything will be decorated in red. Be the first and get here early. We want all the ladies ‘Having secured some of the youngest and tenderest turkeys in the ere, I Busts—Figures ters in regard to their New Year Ball. 25c a dozen and up as high up as $5 :apiece . Xmas will sooit be_here. We are all ready fa it, We Jardineres Lamps—Ornaments Sllverware . The committee of arrangements of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters, held a meeting last evening to perfect mat See themin our large ones and lots more of ‘them to choose from. grove of the promised land, and there for sale are too numerous to mention, so drop in and see for yourself. refreshed themselves,. It Will be a Rea Party. . maga CTY. ,. Today. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs! Ladies’ Handkerchiefs! Glass ware % Hc cooling spring in the shade of a date mental presents; The articles he ‘has ieville. ad about beholders. After the journey was over has a large stock of elegant lamps as ornathe Klans camped out by the side of a which will make usefulies well and Miss Stella Soward returned last ‘of the -Woodmen of the World,_ say Black and Colored Dress asda The merchant lead the “grand march,” ‘goods. He has. a fine stock of boy’ and: he excited the admiration of all wagons, velocipedes, etc. He you go awai vata line. Mrs. Kate R. Hills, general organizer) of the Women of Woodcraft, is in this city. She will probably organize a lodge here, it being-a. women’s a Are showing Degree Klan, the new CUT RATES Wondering evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for their. home, at Down . MAHER © COOL: i. iy Rasta Pe AS, 1177 aioe’ side degree of }the A. O. U, W., held high carnival at Odd Fellows: Hall last In his changed advertisement today Katie Mellman, a Ghisaao domestic, night. They showed a school teacher, George E. Turner, the Pine street relates a queer story, alleging that she a miner, a merchant and a newspaper hardware merchant, has something f White, Laurence Wilson, Rapest Wilson, Wolf, 0.%. John MoMartin came down fron iS A Queer Story. ‘ tagyaw.N. trip to San Francisco, The -Avalia OI. . rived. here on last evening's train. s : Tuolumne, .2/.0.0.0. re fe3 He Lea the Cavalcade. bratedo ms $0. S039. Mrs. G. Little of San Francisco ar visit to friends. s before the Grand Jury regarding irregularities in the business of the Fifth Supervisor Dis. trict. Hop Oigar Hosking, B. W. sole agel « len came down from North Bloomfield this afternoon. A’ lar, Ripe Oli GO. Gayl

]The ta auvanit RUA. MINSTRELS «WITHOUT WARNING: ‘THE, TRANSCR) ae sad Suen EOIN ain Excepted They Will Appear at the the Theater Here on Geo, H. Zekind of Grass Yalley eee the Nineteenth Instant. sn denip aneamegies. € ; : Phe Havorly Mastodon Minstrels; }which haye béen.playing at the Cali ees) This Afternoon, Touching: Report. “COUNTY.PUURALITIES, Must Pay Japs’ Taxes. i} > -YVanoovvur, B. C., December 5.—The British Columbia law making anyone; "New Yorx, December 5.—A dispatch Forty Counties Go for for McKinley and to the ‘Tribune from London says: Seventeen for Bryan. ~. Lord Kitchener's report of Knoz’s, Set . employing Japanese responsible for tle’s and Paget’s shirmighes‘shows that}. The Republican counties of the State their taxes, has been sustained. Last the operations.against.the guerrillas Tanged themselves politically in the reseason 6000 Japanese were engaged in) and © Acéistant Oashier of r for over a week, will aplars si TREMS OF SUBSCRITTION : z %y # bcowmga under the system are still indecisive. cent election by the pluralities as given fishing on the Fraser River. The salthe Théater; here on;the 19th ‘Weissbein Bros, Bank et Grass Valley mond canners employing them for the ite readers aly: While De. Wet has been headed. off. in in the following list: Carrier, ce .* } ‘The company hasbeen #e-. dropped dead at the 12 1-2 Per Week . # purpose of breaking the strike of the of buying as far one direction, he has doubled in bank at about Delivered toany part uf the city. mcted for thie season and are white fishermen. When the Tax Colown home merchan another. The text of Lord Roberts’ give a clean and neat perform2:30 o’clock this afternoon He had lactor made his rounds, however, the fact, the average farewell order to the army is. eloquent}. 4; ‘in every particular, Haverly’s been out on the street and had just reenough to stir to enthusiasm today’s Japanese had disappeared. The Gov~ child will find inthe‘ fjeis known far atid:wide, having ernment at.once demanded of the canTHURSDAY.... leading writers. It is the strongest Fen identified with the best and most tarned to the bank, atid was about to tax on all Japanese, City just about everything possible of the suffering and heroism Contra Costa.. 0.0.. .00.055 cokes 616 ners $3.8 head of seasonable goods t t he progressive amusement enterprises in! hang up his coat, when he fell over case before Magisof the British Army in a campaign: unMOEN ORG bs Rs a es . 48 employed. A test existence. © ‘Among the artists of the. the and expired. He was a native of Caliexampled for severity, over: 14,300 ‘ofPAMONOG 5p ose S se orn s eae tam2204 trate Anderson has resulted in company is George Wilson, who in his ficers and men having died ‘from WRI oi cc eee aE capac 160 magistrate ordering the payment by delightfully original monologue has no ned of the taxes wounds, fever and exposure. General Lassen . $ =: 223 the canneries concer equél,and while on the. end wit pours se who caught fish at Japane every of Clery, who commanded a division unTod Angelos..SiNeR Eh cise en yc iaews « 6042 Not Dead But Sleeping. tradeat home is a mat from his langhing month at ‘a rapid-. the season for those der General Buller in the smith MARGOT oe aoe eee 27 any time during ial proceeding, our ow } fire rate, and the graceful way he sings Mrs. E. L. Ha ofge When Constable Long of Truckee campaign, has returned to ‘London and MOVIN 6 900i ooo ok cosa Su ovascas « TTT canneries. The legislation making should be given the preferen . first, Oaklanr d is _— a song and taps the festive tambourine, at passed was le on a visit, . arrived at. Colfax this morning, he was is enjoying the hospitality of his Al-. :Maietint. 62, Ga i 331 such a verdict possib last and all the time. If, by any ‘l is:said to be’ worth going miles to see. M. O. Keefie came over from Trikes the suggestion of Labor Unions here. somewhat surprised at the people of dershot friends, While he did ‘not re-. -Do kt MEG RE Sa en Ne « 26 chanee, you cannot find. The company carries its own band end last evening, that place being excited over a rumor deem his reputation as chief. strategist en ee) BORER RT eOg Ser EE 189 want, make your wishes orchestra. A brilliant and new idea Clifford O'Neill «Visited Columbia that he had been killed. It was reof the staff college, he escaped the fate MOORS oe Cue esa os Sekt aes. ceewee «+. 585 proper establishment street pageant will take place at noon Hill yesterday. ported that he had tried to capture a of Generals Gatacre, Methuen and] TOGNOD. 5s ice bso eevee veces we 691 of the day they play here. prietor order’ it for you Ais jobF. H. Huat of Redlands is here on of the war. man sat Boca and had shot the man Warren in the early part ber or manufacturer. Thus will be mining business, twice, and the man had shot the ConDr. Jaméson still remains inBacaued Se SERRE Saale MANGE (Rune ened seein 417 : St. Brrmevo, France, Dec. 5.—The ait tuspection: Tonight. able, perhaps, to make a slight profit J. Bean of Ban Francisco caine in on . gt stable three times, killing him. There ment at London. MINIS 25 655 oF cc FG Bas ones cane 198 English steamer Rossgull, which has while you will be saved & lot of trouble. the afternoon train, was nothing in it. The Constable was ‘Nevada Oomuiandery, No. 6, E°'T., Riverside ..200 0 ee ewe 1195 been lost off the coast of Jersey, was and put to no extra ‘expense, either, Geo. W. Dyche of Boston arrived willbe inspected this evening by Grand sleéping at Boca. 4 Sacramento. 1181 engaged in the service between EngGod helps those who help themselves, on the afternoon train. Captain General W. D. Knights of Sac-. : San Heekardino. eer. Cea vate 788 land and the Channel islands, and St. and ‘the only way inwhich any com‘ Effectually ‘Mecosciged. G.P. Smith came down from Granramento, Inspector of the Second DisSan Diego,...... ORORES oa aay, 1122. Brieuc. She foundered in a gale at munity can become ‘strong . . pros-— New Yorx, December 5.—John Drew, iteville’ this afternoon. ; trict, of which Nevada Commandery is “You said you had a scheme to preSan Francisco..... 2.. ...0049996 11 o'clock last night. According to perous ‘is by standing together and of Patterson, N. J.,a@ prominent retired CG. E. Eastin and son Charles.are @.part,and Grand.Commander Miller 02. 445 the report which has reached here only working for the common weal. So vent burglary when you had to leave horseman, died here last night of heart San Joaquin, ....0..... down from Graniteviile. “ of Fresno, After the inspection an your house alone,” suggested San Mateo. 731 eleven persons out of the forty people turn in and do your part,. This’ is as the failure. He was 67 years old. Mr,: E. Samuel of San Francisco:Fabvtiveg elaborate banquét' will be partaken of. Santa Barbara...... jhe kuwexkn 889 on board of her have been saved. good a time as any to show your loyalty a friend. “Did it work?’ . Drew came to this city yesterday to aphere on last evening’s train. -Members of other Commanderies will POMACR CUMIN go) cies es ce .2500 to Nevada City ina substantial way. “You bet it did.” : & ees 1 pear as a witness before the. Board . of W. L. Mack of San Francisco shih tt be present. Santa Oruz... a an ecie a «. 588 it?” was “What Review of the National Trotting Assonere on last evening’s train, A Handsome Wheel, PRON i oi os os pare Dabs oat beri . 266 “Why, I thought if I left one or two ciation. W. T. Hawley of San Francisco arah LL FE SOB EB Ee Rap TE 230 Before the Grand Jury. gas burners turned on it would asrived here on last evening’s train. IneLEwoop Junotion, Ont., DecemBeckley & Rice receivhd thie morn. RNIN oo a, ee oe ce hate em 852 phyxiate the would-be burglar.” H. Davey and W. Nelson of San . The Grand Jury which is now in ses“Did the plan’come up to your exSonoma. iskdend jonped eis Gee ber 5.—An engine on the Grand Trunk ing a large wheel of fortune. It is a Francisco are at the Union Hotel. DRO s cok tc oe a ieee “117 Road here early today crashed into. a handsome article andis now on exhision has under censideration the cause pectations?” “It exceeded them. The . man went in George Brains of Oakland was 6ne off of the disastrous‘conflagration at Grass POUMINM G5 ooo eo aoc e erick. sc aeoe 72 hand-car on which were five section bition at the‘Grotto saloon. : with a lighted matct, and we haven’t San Feancincd, Decetpbet 5.—The the'arrivals on last evening’s train. men going to work. All five were’ inValley a‘ few months ago,’ the cattle: -been able to find either him or the United States transport Hancock is Supervisor A. J. Wood came over stealing in the lower part of . the counhouse since, but I bave reason to bestantly killed. The _dyiver and stoker Srate or Ono, Crry or TOLEDO, } 4g MOURUIR ore ore ic cnet hak ics . 875 from North San Juan:this afternoon. ty,ana claim of EB, R. Morrill of Truclieve he was effectually discouraged.” rexpected to arrive here on Tuesday ONS his os ers See haa ea ec 208 of the engine atau unhurt. Lvoas County, ‘ next with the bodies of 2000 soldiers, we John Walsh of Mooré’s Flat was lee that there was fraud in the bills Frank J. Coenry makes Oath that he ve From this it willbe seen that forty who ave died from sickness or been among yesterday’s visitors to this city. Didn’t Belong to Him; s senior partner of ‘the firm of F; J. paid for the Fifth Supervisor District. Funeral of the Late J.B. Gray. killed in the fighting in the Philippines. counties gave pluralities for the McCueney & Co., doing business in the George H. Magruder, one of theantiMorrill was on the stand all the mornKinley electors. The other seventeen City of Toledo, Oounty and. r. The drill instructor’s fase turned debris spies, was in this city last night. The funeral of the late James B. ing. counties gave pluralities for Bryan, as aforesaid, and that said firm, will scarlet with rage ae ‘ho berated a raw Something That Would Be Suitable. Frank G. Schiffer and Albert HoGray willtake place on Sunday afterthe sum of ONE HUNDRED. eae follows: .eho Irish recruit for his awkwardness, oe en ares on a» If you intend making a Obristmas ire Pee ciel Sey aae iy gee Ss aS CROPS noon at 2 o'clock, under the auspices LARS foreach and every case of Oa*J.B. Pindbld of’ Camptonyille, reon ow, Rafferty, you'll spoil the line gift, you should consider what would that cannot be.cured by the use * visit. MEL AAR 8S Gi eae of the Nevada City Fire Department. TABRH f Hart’s Cararrn Ours. Constable Richard Dillon retained Seived-this morning’a éarload of wine with those feet. Draw them back inbe appropriate for the receiver. SomeWUOMRO. Gisccale ess ar i uae tieus “Phe deceased leaves a wife and four copa yesterday from a trip to the Delhi barrels. Hoe has a large vineyard near stantly, man, .and get them in line!” -thing that would be valuable as well as COON os 20s i ee children—a boy and three girls; a Sworn to before me ard subscribed ce Pampron ville. Rafferty’s dignity was hurt. mine, ornamental. -Jas, Kinkead has justreInyo. this 6th day-.of Demother, Mrs. Clarissa Gray ; three sisin ay 2 : «+109 =~ a “Plaze, sargint,” he drawled solemnceived, +e A. D. 1886. William Graves, a former resident a large and varied stock of the térs and two brothers—Mrs. William ly, “they’re not mine; they’re Micky nicest kind of. furniture. of this city, arrived last night from Advertised Letters, He has. Lake... aKa ve oes Nestcpneanme+62 Holmes of this city, Mrs. E. A. Davis ~ NotaryPublic, Doolan’s in the rear rank !” Chico. easels, rugs, wall pockets, glass dish MOMTIDORO seco sees ‘and Mrs, F. Maher of San Francisco, coi fu kO ee Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internOe The following is-a list of the letters Mr. and Mrs, A. 8. Lord’s young closets, music racks, reception chairs, sro. Eeig Se UIA gis Meat natea toes upset ‘and Wm.J. and Ed. G. Gray of this ally, and acts directly on the. bloot Over From Truckee, of the system son if seriously ill at their home at Inremaining in the oe at Nevada children’s rattan rocking chairs with Modoc.. city, and a half-brother, Willis Hayand mucous inaniain ices . 2.0.52. F i t as online City, December 6; 1900. nd for testimon dian Fiat. adjustable backs, tablettes and center GUE IMINO: 88 sy den of Susanville. i J. Lambert, J. L. Livingston, SuperDows, DW. . hi Fred West returned here last even: Mr. Gray had his life insu¥ed in the Sold Lineage cms 9 HEE. F. ©. . 2.. .5. 5s .ccee ir C visor John Fay, Constable C. W. Long, tables, ladies’ work baskets and wood San Luis Obispo.. ing from San Jose, where he has. been ost,A wcam Rees a Bankers’ fnsurance Company. for $2000. . Hall’s ccniiy Pills are; the pn Peter Smith. and H. Canger, came baskets. You.should call on Mr. Kin+ Beay tae for some time, his ces over from Truckee today, being sumkead and examine his stock before purPORUMIBB Her Miss Mrs. R. Penros chasing elsewhere. and Mrs. e Kate Mul: . mcned as witnesse fornia and aged 85 years, Loss of Life, Noted. Turfman, Five Were Killed. The Dead Soldiers. So eee : FRANKJ. CHENEY. caine Hi = GLEASON, ag ¥. 3.0CHENEY e06, Toledo, 0. Irvine, Peter: : Knolley, aes s Mone+ Sie

T. B. Gray, the well known SAR i man, left this morning for a business Py 7 0ae > ——— bas served in the family of Patrolman Briscoe, for six years without pay, and Camptonville Tuesday and left for San that during ea this tirae she was under Francisco yesterday mornings. <;., Sh» proposes to sue ' If not-called for in .fifteen days lethypnotic — the unpaid wages. G, J. Rector returned last eveniiig ters will be'sent fo the dead: letter. ofBrisco for—_————_-+ e@eo + aft a er visit for the past three weeks at fice. Parties calling for any of these The Epworth League literary and letters will please Say “ddvertised,” San Francisco, Berkeley and :*Becrapay a a ofone cent for each letter. social, which was announced to take place tomorrow evenir.g has been postmento. « CALKINS; Postmaster. . poned te some future date. Mrs, L. E. Peck, J. Holligan gad Ed. ———— Smith, all well known. residents’ of Graniteville, are reported to ‘be aan gerously ill, Archie Rowe, an asin: at. the Ne vada Foundry, had one of:his eyes injured Monday by a flying chip from an emery wheel, ‘Mrs. F. BR. Wehe and-two childreii}” about that present? ‘Suppose FOR teresting to man over the hot sands of the desert. " We have them here all new. Come-in, You can see more ‘“andkerchiefs in our store than half-a-dozen Other stores can ES a smomene TE, THE HOLIDAYS . show. You can buy them at the very small price of Wives of Woodmen Invited. Mrs. Kate B. Hill, Grand’ Organizer of the Woodcraft, invites the wives of the Woodmen of the World, to meet at the home of Mrs. Wm.Browning-on Boulder street, tomorrow afternoon from 2 to4 o’clock. KEY RAFFLING . willholda Until after the holidays,« wa.’‘3. bears # Oups, Saucers Plates, Salad Sets, Berry Olacks, Steins Everything that’s Beautiful for Christmas s. . . RPA PCCR community. ce Velocipedes, Boy’ s Wagons, ‘Doll Car _ Just Like Finding Money . Lotsof People-Use. Ghat American Toporting Tea uh Sa TAYLOR'S rcial —— * FAMILY —e GROUND +. oe ——e COFFEE At 26 Conts per Pound. 2 Roasted Daily ! Street, Nevada City, MiliStreet, Grass Valley : «Mer riages, Toy Carpet Sweepers, Toy Ice Cream Freezers and Guns. FRAMESMADE 70 ORDER frame all kinds of pictures LEGG C.SHAW Co. “IPICTURE NEVADA CITY, CAL. Bari Xinas Sipein “Many art Men’s Slippers, patent leather quarters, iaaer vamps, ‘7 ~ cents. Men's Bo’t, lace and Congress, shoes, coin and French plein. ‘ Ground to Order. Equal tots avenge 85-cont Coffee. toes, bankrupt price, $31.35. Other Grades at Other Prices. rupt: price, 3eass TAYLOR'S TEASTORE, Men’s bey double-sole walking shoes, with aoft, pliablé upphen brat price, SBE SS, dress shoes, lace style, coin toes, bank price, ‘Se. THE PRICES hee ‘Ceme in and see our NEW JACKET S thatcame in yes terday. Some Tey. swell ones in the lot. for very little. money. =~ Bo di secies nailed for miners’ ace, bankrupt Men’s high’‘otit lace. . erences 3 nailed, regular price, 34 Y Maderia 1 2 a ‘* ** °**: Orange Wine Sherry (dry or sweet) : Port I “ Burgundy 1° “ Reisling 3 Zinfandel PB one afewmye we expect a consigament ot Swiss, Roquetort and Limbur ets Eoscar andSon. a we HAVE A shoe eariec. a ~ Well Stocked Witn ChoiceGoods, . Keipgeodoclt &. Os: of Cincinnati, Obie whe tested, of: our Indies fine shoes, We are the house ine town that makes a specialty of perfect fitting. “In order.te do so we have’ ae our shoes nicelylettered:frotn A to BE. Our recent loss by fire threw ‘us into bankruptoy and we ; have been and are now selling goods at less than retail price. Fy yoo 15 to 80 per cent, gic seer airs isos hire paarAe. rat : ; na toe ohnea 2 ton en vain ina ren pin 1-4. Ladies’ calf : "q 4.5 E HOLIDAYS. «FOR THE 1 Sets, Vases . well attended, as the Native Daughter me [ore New Furs just arrived. RIGHT. i sae Angelica Sets, Toilet Parlor, and Jo V. Snyder will Jead the grand march. The party should be always stand ready. 'to assist in‘any undertaking that is of henefitto the Council Chamber Saloan Onyx Tables Mrs. Jo V. Spyder, President of Laurel ARE have no last year’s goods to show. you ; everythingis new. ow, Ladies, come to the Big Store and ace what a nice {Present 25 cents wi buy. Reaper vei —AT THR— It was decided to have a red party, that to see them. . RAPFLE EVERY NIGHT : Dinner ‘Sets is, everything will be decorated in red. Be the first and get here early. We want all the ladies ‘Having secured some of the youngest and tenderest turkeys in the ere, I Busts—Figures ters in regard to their New Year Ball. 25c a dozen and up as high up as $5 :apiece . Xmas will sooit be_here. We are all ready fa it, We Jardineres Lamps—Ornaments Sllverware . The committee of arrangements of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters, held a meeting last evening to perfect mat See themin our large ones and lots more of ‘them to choose from. grove of the promised land, and there for sale are too numerous to mention, so drop in and see for yourself. refreshed themselves,. It Will be a Rea Party. . maga CTY. ,. Today. Ladies’ Handkerchiefs! Ladies’ Handkerchiefs! Glass ware % Hc cooling spring in the shade of a date mental presents; The articles he ‘has ieville. ad about beholders. After the journey was over has a large stock of elegant lamps as ornathe Klans camped out by the side of a which will make usefulies well and Miss Stella Soward returned last ‘of the -Woodmen of the World,_ say Black and Colored Dress asda The merchant lead the “grand march,” ‘goods. He has. a fine stock of boy’ and: he excited the admiration of all wagons, velocipedes, etc. He you go awai vata line. Mrs. Kate R. Hills, general organizer) of the Women of Woodcraft, is in this city. She will probably organize a lodge here, it being-a. women’s a Are showing Degree Klan, the new CUT RATES Wondering evening from San Francisco, and left this morning for their. home, at Down . MAHER © COOL: i. iy Rasta Pe AS, 1177 aioe’ side degree of }the A. O. U, W., held high carnival at Odd Fellows: Hall last In his changed advertisement today Katie Mellman, a Ghisaao domestic, night. They showed a school teacher, George E. Turner, the Pine street relates a queer story, alleging that she a miner, a merchant and a newspaper hardware merchant, has something f White, Laurence Wilson, Rapest Wilson, Wolf, 0.%. John MoMartin came down fron iS A Queer Story. ‘ tagyaw.N. trip to San Francisco, The -Avalia OI. . rived. here on last evening's train. s : Tuolumne, ..2/.0.0..0.. re fe3 He Lea the Cavalcade. bratedo ms $0. S039. Mrs. G. Little of San Francisco ar visit to friends. s before the Grand Jury regarding irregularities in the business of the Fifth Supervisor Dis. trict. Hop Oigar Hosking, B. W. sole agel « len came down from North Bloomfield this afternoon. A’ lar, Ripe Oli GO. Gayl