December 8, 1898 (4 pages)

' the floaters he said he felt certain: the re lished every eveni except Bet imers and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, 8. CALKINS. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. J. H. Hammill of Grass Valley is in town. Frank Dillon has returned from San Francisco. Wm. Maher had returned from San Francisco. =’ : Fred W. Whitten of Towle was in town last night. Chas. Belden and. Richard Kite are down from May bert. Supt. W. A. Dennis of the Mountaineer mine went to San Jose today. P.H. Brophy and Daniel Coughlan of Columbia Hill were in town today. Jas. H, English of the Pioneer Reduction Works has returned from Sierra county. : Ed, Cook, Frank Heath and Hugh Coffey came over from French Corral yesterday. W._S. Williams, attorney and inspector for the Pacific Coast Savings Society, is here. H. G. Parsons and family are making a short visit here prior to their departure for Berkeley. Whi. Caverly, the ball player, arrived here last evening from Marysville where he is now living. Al. F. Morgan, formerly an ‘hotel keeper at Grass Valley but now an employ at the Eagle Bird-minoe, returned today to May bert. A. J. Hosking, who is to be Deputy County Clerk after the first of the year, was up today from Grass Valley taking a birdseye view of the office. ‘H. H. Meyer, a business. man of Downieville and one of the Supervisors of Sierra county, arrived here: last) evening on his way to San Francisco. ~ Messrs. Rice, Seamans, Hughes and Patrick, the Easterners who have been visiting the Eagle Bird mine in which they are stockholders, came down today. i : Mrs. James Tyrrell went to North San Juan today to visit her daughter, Miss Lucy Tyrrell, who is teaching school there. The young lady is pot well, H. E. Spooner of San Francisco, who is spending a few days bere, was for a long time previous to twenty years ago a resident of North San Juan: He was a schéolmate of David E.Morgan and a Ruvilof. Hon. E. M, Preston. His merican hydraulic mine, A New Musical Club. The T. S. ©’s. Musical Club: organized last evening and elected the following officers:’ President, Miss Bessie Morgan; Vice President, Miss Maude Eastin; Lreasurer, Miss Grace Garthe; Secretary, Miss Elsie Levy. Miss Elsie Levy will entertain the club at her home on Friday evening of next week. Hurt by a Lariat. L. L. Gaffney, line superintendent of the Downieville Stage Company, had his face Ladly skinnéd by a lariat yes terday afterncon while he was assist ing to get control of an unruly horse He had a narrow escape from beingseriously hurtin the mix-up. “AND will you be mine forever?” ‘he asked, after he had her head nicely pitlowed on hisshoulder. She straight: ened up with a start. “Now, look here,” she said inher eminently practical way, “if you want to get up a discussion on the future life you might just as well be moving along. Father is an agnostic and mother is a Methodist, and I’m marrying as much as anything to get away from controversies about this forever business.” SeverAL Salinas merchants have been arrested'on a charge of running a lottery by giving prizes to their customers, They will fight the case in the courts. ' “Is the candidate hopefnl?”. “Oh, yes. After we had explained our plans for people’s cause would be victorious.” rt I ta “Spain should take back her stigma that we are a nation of shopkeepers.” “Yes, there were no goods marked down in our peace advertisement!” Youne Solicitor—Make yoyrself easy, my dear sir; the successful management of your case shall be the task of my life.—Tit-Bits. 4 0@e eo “Time may be money,” remarked the floor walker, “but most women seem to have more time than money when they go shopping.” \ —_——-~ +e i ‘TE opponeat of Mr. Gore, whois running for Congress in Texas, is giving . ’ for blood. Call and See Them. Remember that you will find one of the best Holiday Stocks in the county at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. (d8-tf] ; Besr and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, ; d5-tf ‘ ‘i tside. We Dan: ly ill with lung} The Grand Jury was still engaged to-. .¢or $125,000,000 at the ou O LD MI N E RS © . tr ee . day in investigating the ramors of the. must therefore decline to purchase the They Join Hands at Frisco and All Circle {Written for tiie Miners Convention by Sam Booth.) Said Secretary Sonntag to genial Uncle Jake. We will tev an entertainment for the good old miner’s sake. We'll invite our old companions, wherever they may be, ‘To an old-time celebration and a miners’ jubilee. Tu San Francisco—from Calaveras, and Nevada, and Siskiyou and Amador. And Eldorado, they’re all coming here to town. 3 Oh, won’t we havea jolly time. Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, Oh, won’t we all be jolly when the boys come round.—Repeat. There’s Williams from Tuolumne, from Amador comes Knight, Alameda sends Ned Benjamin, from Trinity comes Wright, From Siskiyou comes Daggett, and from Amador comes Orain, Old Nevada sends us Zeitler and Yuba Chaniberlain. . ad San Francisco—there’s Jutian Sonntag and J. T. Parsons, ge 8. J. Hendy and Charles G. Yale and Governor Jacob Neff, All coming here to town. Oh, happy were the days of the good Beans and bacon—from Jackass Gul Oh, won't we have a jolly time, etc. But the good old. happy days of the Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. Ob, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. © Notwithstanding all the hardships and the long and weary tramps, Of the Long Tom and the Oradle and the busy Pick and Pan, And the slapjacks, beans and bacon, and an “ounce a day” per matt. And Poker Flat and Shirt Tail Canyon, they’re all coming here totown. An@ the dear old pards of long ago are falling one by one, And-a thousand fathoms deep underneath the old camp ground. ‘Are the modern El Doradoes where the shining stuff is found. New El Doradoes—from the Argonaut and Utica and the Kennedy, And the Rawhide, and the Anaconda, they’re all coming here to town. Then welcome here tonight, every miner of the State, To the city’s hospitality bere by the Golden Gate. And when our work is ended, may each one take way A pleasant recollection of our meeting here today. i‘ there’s Jim O’Brien and Tirey L. Ford. aren Fy Ralston and Louis Glass and Daniel T. Cole—all coming here, Round. old mining camps, ch and Yuba Dam and Yankee Jim, placer mines are gone, Teachers’ Pay Retained. In Shasta county an interesting question has been raised regarding pay of teachers who do not attend some educational meeting during the two days after the close of the three-day Institutes. Twenty-nine of the Shasta county teachers voted to stay at home instead of attending the Northern Oalifornia Teachers’ Association meeting five days pay from the county, the same as though they had attended the Institute for five days. Mrs. Dittmar, the County Superintendent, however, “onty bé paid tor the days during which they attended the Institute, and that those who attended the remainder of the week at some educational convention, should be paid for five days. es ee A Sad Oversight. W.E. Ramsey, another of those delectable mining spies, struck town this afternoon, Our morning contemporaries did not meet him at the train with a brass band, probably for the reason that hecame in unexpectedly by another route. 8 TEACHER—Now, then boy No. 1, who wrote “Macbeth”? Boy No. 1 (trembling violently)—Please sir, I didn’t. Teacher—I know you didn’t, but who did? Boy No.1 (witha spasm of virtue)—Please sir I don’t wanter be a ‘elltale, but.it wuz Bob Buster, over of it. + eee THERE are more things iti some news-: papers than heaven and earth can boast. of, . ten ncneaaneenaeeennemennsnaasing Fwenty Dollars Reward. Will be paid to anyone furnishing information leading to’ the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who threw missiles through the sky lights at my photograph gallery on Tuesday night. (2t) E. A. Moorr. in Chico, and they expect to collect . in the corner seat. I seen him a doin’ Anything For a Change, . The Union of this morning expresses solicitude lest the TRaNsoripT lose its head while it is engaged in the congenial job of roasting the scallawags of the Anti-Debris Association. Heaven. knows that it would be for the benefit of the Union’s suffering readers if that paper should lose its head and be compelled to get along with an artificial one—say a pumpkin, for instance. A Ball Game Sunday. The Gilt Edges and the Hill’s FiatVamheant Dank Gundan if tha maathar '~"Board of Trade to Meet. President. Zeitler contemplates calling a meeting of the Board of Trade soon to consider the sewerage question. Se Closed on Account of Measles. : The public school at Columbia Hil} is closed on account of’ the numerous cases of measles in that locality. Tuey were of the irredeemably snobbish type. One them heaved sight and remarked: “Whata pity it is, deah boy, thatthe Prince of Wales doesn’t live in the United States.” “Never mind, old chap. Be thankful for what on the same earth with him, you know.” oars THE Native Daughters of the Golden West of ta Cruz have organized a . whist club, and play drive whist every evening after the lodge meeting. VALLEJO is to have a new postoffice with all the modern equipments. A free delivery system will be added later, Tuer unkindest eut of all is your portrait in the newspapers. Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock in Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Lurrse & Branp. * We come here to stay and not to run any one out of busiWe are here to do%a leness. gitimate, quiet treat all alike. All our goods are guaranteed We have made a success in y i i : } your sister city for years—all by treating every on i On one two prices and to the other three or fonr same article, The Store we occupy now is not exactl we looked for, but this was the best eos ~~ find at present, in your city. In the future we will try and get a store that will beat our great — Grass Valley Store, which is considered the greatest store in Northern California. 3 ye ony. ask you to give us a him a hard race, and he is prokably out . 724 We W1 stay with you. Wi ) hi 2 _. . prices, and treat all alike We oie po Cont ea Rock Bottom Prices. business, and Butte. : Francisco. Towle today. today for Denver to join Mr. Sleep. returned today from San Francisvo. ed home from Vancouver this week on} connection. This morning, a visit. : Deputy Internal Revenue Collector’. case when Sumner T. Dibble, +85 ys Charles Morris, cage ola maatpg . ii fined to his. Valley attorney, went before the Jary. ton Avenue, North Cambridge, t Dp eS ere and made his statement under oath.) “Several years ago I became poisoned TO W LE BROS. CO. room by: illness. ‘ The mien of Quartz Parlor will . He said-a man came to him‘and gave aj by ivy. I tri be the guests of Willis A. Clinch at a detailed account going to implicate banquet to be given Monday evening. . 4 well-known Grass Valleyan in the a ary ‘10th. It is thought a good pre-. time came to sign and swear to the ‘asa result of the accident, but Mre. ery had grown. ters of Grass Valley will play ball “at. you have. It’s something to be living. ouble. . ¢ nr % i i i ick offered us.—OakJenkins left yesterday for attempted bribery of a witness In con. peuutifal gold br eae “mit nection with the Johnston case, which }jand Tribune. ———————— : —— ~ a : : : 3 . eq Tur Panama Canal Company pwants ‘ gece THE TRA SC RIPT. : : : GRASS VALLEY NEWS. THE GRAND JURY. . : oa ~ bal Papi conregenns ee earn ieanes o4ys fires at is ST pee ns T H E iH ON ES T A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told. Investigrting an Alloged Attompt to Bribe) mors te comple the work there, while . eee THURSDAY...DEC. 8, 1898. s YS no es 100 at Nicaragua, according to our eng high gectlnse® Sos ae Over The Telephone. a Witness For § : neers’ reports, we can do the whole job ew ut : Fred J. Thomas has gone to San'. was recently tried in the Superior ‘ court. William H. and Joe Smith went to been Fe leep and children left. Jury that a Grass Valley man had psec lat ts offered $100 if he would help to fasten George Mainhart aad Roger Stenson . the paternity of the Smith girl’s baby : on a young man whose name has not Lieutenant Fred M. Miller is expectheretofore been mentioned in that however, quite a different aspect was put on the bonds, which will take place on Janu-. Lawyer Dibble testified that when the mium will be realized. charges the man demanded that he Mrs. Morehouse. and Miss Hattie . first be paid $100 in cash. The attorBennett were thrown from their buggy . ney spurned the proposition. It was by its collision with another rig last probably out of this incident he said evening. Miss Bennett has a bad knee . that the ramors of the attempted bribMorehouse is uabart. om ee Last night Justice Green sentenced He Knew His Neighbors. _— vchae ridahad aye A knowledge of buman nature is toe ~~ vs peor ae ¥ . a ie everywhere serviceable. Witness the itfor 9, 1 es one stand aghas’ . rollowing dining-room scene: when he pauses to wonder what his Scene-The breakfast table at @ honor would have done had the tramp boarding botee, ye eee & well known miner Mr, Smithers—Pass the M; presse. ee se : No notice is taken. pian ne! aa Maron ee eats Mr. Smithers (raising. his voise)— ‘ : Pass the salt, please. eT ae 2 guna His neighbors are absorbed in their ing Secuatis last aiid he is A low it is conversation and his request remains eared unheeded. f he may not live to complete the Mr. Smithere—Have you hear a the . as ne latest scandal? ‘ Bverybody (eagerly )—No; what is it? Mr. Smithers—Pass the salt, please. Cost of Copper Froduction. The average cost of copper producoo . tion by modern methods of mining and Aunt Appy—It says some of them smelting ranges from 6 to 9 cents 8. ‘Spanish nobles has eight or ten given pound, while the market price of that . names. ; metal fluctuates from 13 to 16. cents} Uncle Abner—Well, that might do r nd, accord: to the demand. . fer a small family, but where there’s ap my merely eek out the rich eleven children, like we had, bg a pO ae Tee ae er tnth dn he tee found more profitable toextract all of the ore in a deposit, even if the yield” of copper does not exceed 8 to 4 per cent in the material extracted. Copper deposits that were abandoned years ago hes os as carrying too small a percentage of ee copohaa that metal, are now eagerly sought Scarf Pins, and anything in the Jewafter'and. command high prices and are elry line which is the latest thing in now yielding good returns. A the market. [d8-tf] Luztse & Branp. eat! cae > Po. bape i prospector who discovers a vein from copper, can finda purchaser without any trouble. hase ; Jewelry of All Kinds. In looking for Xmas presents call and see our fine line of Rings—in all 0 self is very easily satisfied. out and at any price. d8-tf $'7.00. This Elegant Cob\ iN 7 im bier Seat Rocker, Finished in Golden Oak or Mahogany, ONLY $7.00. The back is made of one large piece of wood which takes a high polish and mak fookine chase es a nobby Lada Am {) ; . COME AND SEE OTHER HOLIDAY GOODS According to the best information at . : 2 . eps hand, it was represented to the Grand Poisoned by Vy a large sum of money without obtaining , Se sick the same disease. We pt Nay ! City Clerk Harris has received many . scandal and tending to exonerate desaakcrebi eye fancnpen ripen in ee ‘letters from firms all over the country . fendant. The man dictated his charges} 5 ing sensation, and it seemed ‘as if I: S$ Holi j fin relation to the sale of the sewer. and the attorney wrote them down. . . uia tear myself to pieces. I pi ntcud . mY Holi 3 ys. hes, Link Buttons, Studs, Homann’s 25eent fruit cakes sell fine. And take a look at Luetje & Brand’s : Toilet articles in Sterling Silver and Tue man wh?is satisfiel with himGold Filled goods. They are the latest AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. Was in a Dreadful Condition Happened to Read About a Similar: All modern houses “finished with it. Example and Was Cured. The following incident is given by Case — Followed the Other Man's THE BEST oF BUILDING LUMB : a AND MING TIMBERS” : ed many medicines, spending My children were the a Ae ISON Sah [Saees PSE ST peo rch rw NSS NST SET eg up a paper in which I found printed a . )tx rt co : tos ct Se iuacuea from a man in Vermont who Bey 8.9 Boe Pe Boy 09 had been similarly afflicted and had taken Port Se aproleea Hood’s Sarsaparilla with benefit. I bought Santerh et nena a bottle, which we took and it did Zinfandel, by the gallon, sao Me and My Children orcas®, ; go much good I purchased anothersupply: . port Wine galton, i a We continued taking oonideety _— Sherry Wincae gation from $1 ‘! Jj Ag r until we used five bottles an can Table C pavaniedctOcup. safely say that neither myself nor children have any signs of the poison. It has enpape CHIANTI WINE, tirely left us and we are perfectly cured, ad Cas> or Bottle. We give the whole credit to Hood’s Sarsa. gy parilla. Before resorting tothis medicine L Oyrus Noble, I was reduced in weight, but now ry . and weigh 175 pounds. Hoot’s Sarsaparilia Manhattan Club. has not only done much good but has been the means of saving me a great deal of money. I would not be without ‘it IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, in my house and I heartily recommend In gallons, half wetlon it to all who are afflicted. I have writgallons, ooo by ten this statement for publication, of my Also a completa stock of all own will, as I want others to know what Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. Hood’s Sarsapari lla French Cognae and Champaynes has done for us.””? CHARLES MORBIS. Hood’s Pills are the only pills to take A. ISOARD & SON with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. . wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MAHER & GO. Ladies—This day we placed in our window a display of Corsets, We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. Extra Short Corsets. __ Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. ae: We carry the best soc Corset in the market. Ladies, call and sze this display. Respectfully, MAHER CO. 2 bales Anderson Musli world for 5 cents a yard. n, 36 inch wide and the best in the SEND FOR SOME. Lege & Shaw Go. You Are Invited to Calle alike, and not charging to prices for the rtion of your tronage will give you Good Goods at or money refunded. / : “ 1. ART MEDALIONS—a choice line of and mountings. 2. PERFUME ATOMIZERS — beauty. 3. SEELEY SUPERB PURFUMES -Are Fall ‘strength, lasting odors. 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. subjects Every number a by x * DICKBRMAN'S 5. ALUMINUM COMB AND BRUSH SETS — ‘warranted not to tarnish. pane 6. LEATHEE GOODS—Embracing P ) )DE—Emb Purse snk rapelieae dugei . ee. s, Card 7. GAME AND TOY BOOKS—All new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will pl Hao your girls and boys. please and instruct you and CORSET ::: DISPLAY. The. store which we occupy now is k BUILDING, OPPOSITE. CITIZENS BANK. . LOOK OUT FOR ALL BLUE BANNERS. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respeotfally, Proprietor THE WONDER, ih ‘ee ice ea’ Tae aioe Me en aitree, Hered Olty—Broad be open Saturday morning. . ; ‘ ® r. Pine and Commercial Sts THURSI ea ETT A > That Is 1 About has crop} hallucine Union wi that thie . be hypno ving its pe ‘dustry. somethin disguise t ‘the spies “they were ‘time thr -words at . ‘trath, the -newspape ibeen purs ‘twenty ye ithe first matter of day, that /Associatic doing ever vent a res! the valley: Jong: as thi course as them in th If the Uni to the min harmonizi help show unprincip! who have f * tween the all their ef The col have had t the-day it they have . ion from t leaders an: not to th profit, of tk The Tra suggestion body else feeling to that rule t tt hem from out years = able to rea: so unsubat In the m full and fr spies “the and also t _ any other "we know o phy of it . Wm. 0.! at Cheroke one of the business n San Franc thought bh proving, t recover. Curz Se nently by Sarsaparil ful diseas ing power Hoop’s ] thartic a1 ble, sure. An B; H. E. piano tu Union ‘hi Spooner . sic Store ' full line '« sic, and ¥ citizens t Can . Here is * of the 3 there is n .and they ‘Luetje & ‘Homan: Spec For ma ~~Richards deserved est and 1 in the co up on me a steady Richards very fine low pric: honor” 2 and trad At pr * specialty as mizic lemon f kinds, e Reme! n 30-tf, . For tl coats—: Homs daily.

' the floaters he said he felt certain: the re lished every eveni except Bet imers and Legal Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. L, 8. CALKINS. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. J. H. Hammill of Grass Valley is in town. Frank Dillon has returned from San Francisco. Wm. Maher had returned from San Francisco. =’ : Fred W. Whitten of Towle was in town last night. Chas. Belden and. Richard Kite are down from May bert. Supt. W. A. Dennis of the Mountaineer mine went to San Jose today. P.H. Brophy and Daniel Coughlan of Columbia Hill were in town today. Jas. H, English of the Pioneer Reduction Works has returned from Sierra county. : Ed, Cook, Frank Heath and Hugh Coffey came over from French Corral yesterday. W._S. Williams, attorney and inspector for the Pacific Coast Savings Society, is here. H. G. Parsons and family are making a short visit here prior to their departure for Berkeley. Whi. Caverly, the ball player, arrived here last evening from Marysville where he is now living. Al. F. Morgan, formerly an ‘hotel keeper at Grass Valley but now an employ at the Eagle Bird-minoe, returned today to May bert. A. J. Hosking, who is to be Deputy County Clerk after the first of the year, was up today from Grass Valley taking a birdseye view of the office. ‘H. H. Meyer, a business. man of Downieville and one of the Supervisors of Sierra county, arrived here: last) evening on his way to San Francisco. ~ Messrs. Rice, Seamans, Hughes and Patrick, the Easterners who have been visiting the Eagle Bird mine in which they are stockholders, came down today. i : Mrs. James Tyrrell went to North San Juan today to visit her daughter, Miss Lucy Tyrrell, who is teaching school there. The young lady is pot well, H. E. Spooner of San Francisco, who is spending a few days bere, was for a long time previous to twenty years ago a resident of North San Juan: He was a schéolmate of David E.Morgan and a Ruvilof. Hon. E. M, Preston. His merican hydraulic mine, A New Musical Club. The T. S. ©’s. Musical Club: organized last evening and elected the following officers:’ President, Miss Bessie Morgan; Vice President, Miss Maude Eastin; Lreasurer, Miss Grace Garthe; Secretary, Miss Elsie Levy. Miss Elsie Levy will entertain the club at her home on Friday evening of next week. Hurt by a Lariat. L. L. Gaffney, line superintendent of the Downieville Stage Company, had his face Ladly skinnéd by a lariat yes terday afterncon while he was assist ing to get control of an unruly horse He had a narrow escape from beingseriously hurtin the mix-up. “AND will you be mine forever?” ‘he asked, after he had her head nicely pitlowed on hisshoulder. She straight: ened up with a start. “Now, look here,” she said inher eminently practical way, “if you want to get up a discussion on the future life you might just as well be moving along. Father is an agnostic and mother is a Methodist, and I’m marrying as much as anything to get away from controversies about this forever business.” SeverAL Salinas merchants have been arrested'on a charge of running a lottery by giving prizes to their customers, They will fight the case in the courts. ' “Is the candidate hopefnl?”. “Oh, yes. After we had explained our plans for people’s cause would be victorious.” rt I ta “Spain should take back her stigma that we are a nation of shopkeepers.” “Yes, there were no goods marked down in our peace advertisement!” Youne Solicitor—Make yoyrself easy, my dear sir; the successful management of your case shall be the task of my life.—Tit-Bits. 4 0@e eo “Time may be money,” remarked the floor walker, “but most women seem to have more time than money when they go shopping.” \ —_——-~ +e i ‘TE opponeat of Mr. Gore, whois running for Congress in Texas, is giving . ’ for blood. Call and See Them. Remember that you will find one of the best Holiday Stocks in the county at Luetje & Brand’s, and they are always pleased to show their goods whether you wisH to purchase or not. (d8-tf] ; Besr and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, ; d5-tf ‘ ‘i tside. We Dan: ly ill with lung} The Grand Jury was still engaged to-. .¢or $125,000,000 at the ou O LD MI N E RS © . tr ee . day in investigating the ramors of the. must therefore decline to purchase the They Join Hands at Frisco and All Circle {Written for tiie Miners Convention by Sam Booth.) Said Secretary Sonntag to genial Uncle Jake. We will tev an entertainment for the good old miner’s sake. We'll invite our old companions, wherever they may be, ‘To an old-time celebration and a miners’ jubilee. Tu San Francisco—from Calaveras, and Nevada, and Siskiyou and Amador. And Eldorado, they’re all coming here to town. 3 Oh, won’t we havea jolly time. Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, Oh, won’t we all be jolly when the boys come round.—Repeat. There’s Williams from Tuolumne, from Amador comes Knight, Alameda sends Ned Benjamin, from Trinity comes Wright, From Siskiyou comes Daggett, and from Amador comes Orain, Old Nevada sends us Zeitler and Yuba Chaniberlain. . ad San Francisco—there’s Jutian Sonntag and J. T. Parsons, ge 8. J. Hendy and Charles G. Yale and Governor Jacob Neff, All coming here to town. Oh, happy were the days of the good Beans and bacon—from Jackass Gul Oh, won't we have a jolly time, etc. But the good old. happy days of the Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. Oh, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. Ob, won’t we have a jolly time, etc. © Notwithstanding all the hardships and the long and weary tramps, Of the Long Tom and the Oradle and the busy Pick and Pan, And the slapjacks, beans and bacon, and an “ounce a day” per matt. And Poker Flat and Shirt Tail Canyon, they’re all coming here totown. An@ the dear old pards of long ago are falling one by one, And-a thousand fathoms deep underneath the old camp ground. ‘Are the modern El Doradoes where the shining stuff is found. New El Doradoes—from the Argonaut and Utica and the Kennedy, And the Rawhide, and the Anaconda, they’re all coming here to town. Then welcome here tonight, every miner of the State, To the city’s hospitality bere by the Golden Gate. And when our work is ended, may each one take way A pleasant recollection of our meeting here today. i‘ there’s Jim O’Brien and Tirey L. Ford. aren Fy Ralston and Louis Glass and Daniel T. Cole—all coming here, Round. old mining camps, ch and Yuba Dam and Yankee Jim, placer mines are gone, Teachers’ Pay Retained. In Shasta county an interesting question has been raised regarding pay of teachers who do not attend some educational meeting during the two days after the close of the three-day Institutes. Twenty-nine of the Shasta county teachers voted to stay at home instead of attending the Northern Oalifornia Teachers’ Association meeting five days pay from the county, the same as though they had attended the Institute for five days. Mrs. Dittmar, the County Superintendent, however, “onty bé paid tor the days during which they attended the Institute, and that those who attended the remainder of the week at some educational convention, should be paid for five days. es ee A Sad Oversight. W.E. Ramsey, another of those delectable mining spies, struck town this afternoon, Our morning contemporaries did not meet him at the train with a brass band, probably for the reason that hecame in unexpectedly by another route. 8 TEACHER—Now, then boy No. 1, who wrote “Macbeth”? Boy No. 1 (trembling violently)—Please sir, I didn’t. Teacher—I know you didn’t, but who did? Boy No.1 (witha spasm of virtue)—Please sir I don’t wanter be a ‘elltale, but.it wuz Bob Buster, over of it. + eee THERE are more things iti some news-: papers than heaven and earth can boast. of, . ten ncneaaneenaeeennemennsnaasing Fwenty Dollars Reward. Will be paid to anyone furnishing information leading to’ the arrest and conviction of the person or persons who threw missiles through the sky lights at my photograph gallery on Tuesday night. (2t) E. A. Moorr. in Chico, and they expect to collect . in the corner seat. I seen him a doin’ Anything For a Change, . The Union of this morning expresses solicitude lest the TRaNsoripT lose its head while it is engaged in the congenial job of roasting the scallawags of the Anti-Debris Association. Heaven. knows that it would be for the benefit of the Union’s suffering readers if that paper should lose its head and be compelled to get along with an artificial one—say a pumpkin, for instance. A Ball Game Sunday. The Gilt Edges and the Hill’s FiatVamheant Dank Gundan if tha maathar '~"Board of Trade to Meet.. President. Zeitler contemplates calling a meeting of the Board of Trade soon to consider the sewerage question. Se Closed on Account of Measles. : The public school at Columbia Hil} is closed on account of’ the numerous cases of measles in that locality. Tuey were of the irredeemably snobbish type. One them heaved sight and remarked: “Whata pity it is, deah boy, thatthe Prince of Wales doesn’t live in the United States.” “Never mind, old chap. Be thankful for what on the same earth with him, you know.” oars THE Native Daughters of the Golden West of ta Cruz have organized a . whist club, and play drive whist every evening after the lodge meeting. VALLEJO is to have a new postoffice with all the modern equipments. A free delivery system will be added later, Tuer unkindest eut of all is your portrait in the newspapers. Silver Plated Ware. We have a larger and better stock in Silver Plated ware than ever and the prices are all right. Come and take a look at them. [d8-tf] Lurrse & Branp. * We come here to stay and not to run any one out of busiWe are here to do%a leness. gitimate, quiet treat all alike. All our goods are guaranteed We have made a success in y i i : } your sister city for years—all by treating every on i On one two prices and to the other three or fonr same article, The Store we occupy now is not exactl we looked for, but this was the best eos ~~ find at present, in your city. In the future we will try and get a store that will beat our great — Grass Valley Store, which is considered the greatest store in Northern California. 3 ye ony. ask you to give us a him a hard race, and he is prokably out . 724 We W1 stay with you. Wi ) hi 2 _. . prices, and treat all alike We oie po Cont ea Rock Bottom Prices. business, and Butte. : Francisco. Towle today. today for Denver to join Mr. Sleep. returned today from San Francisvo. ed home from Vancouver this week on} connection. This morning, a visit. : Deputy Internal Revenue Collector’. case when Sumner T. Dibble, +85 ys Charles Morris, cage ola maatpg . ii fined to his. Valley attorney, went before the Jary. ton Avenue, North Cambridge, t Dp eS ere and made his statement under oath.) “Several years ago I became poisoned TO W LE BROS. CO. room by: illness. ‘ The mien of Quartz Parlor will . He said-a man came to him‘and gave aj by ivy. I tri be the guests of Willis A. Clinch at a detailed account going to implicate banquet to be given Monday evening. . 4 well-known Grass Valleyan in the a ary ‘10th. It is thought a good pre-. time came to sign and swear to the ‘asa result of the accident, but Mre. ery had grown. ters of Grass Valley will play ball “at. you have. It’s something to be living. ouble. . ¢ nr % i i i ick offered us.—OakJenkins left yesterday for attempted bribery of a witness In con. peuutifal gold br eae “mit nection with the Johnston case, which }jand Tribune. ———————— : —— ~ a : : : 3 . eq Tur Panama Canal Company pwants ‘ gece THE TRA SC RIPT. : : : GRASS VALLEY NEWS. THE GRAND JURY. . : oa ~ bal Papi conregenns ee earn ieanes o4ys fires at is ST pee ns T H E iH ON ES T A Day's Record of Our Neighbors as Told. Investigrting an Alloged Attompt to Bribe) mors te comple the work there, while . eee THURSDAY......DEC. 8, 1898. s YS no es 100 at Nicaragua, according to our eng high gectlnse® Sos ae Over The Telephone. a Witness For § : neers’ reports, we can do the whole job ew ut : Fred J. Thomas has gone to San'. was recently tried in the Superior ‘ court. William H. and Joe Smith went to been Fe leep and children left. Jury that a Grass Valley man had psec lat ts offered $100 if he would help to fasten

George Mainhart aad Roger Stenson . the paternity of the Smith girl’s baby : on a young man whose name has not Lieutenant Fred M. Miller is expectheretofore been mentioned in that however, quite a different aspect was put on the bonds, which will take place on Janu-. Lawyer Dibble testified that when the mium will be realized. charges the man demanded that he Mrs. Morehouse. and Miss Hattie . first be paid $100 in cash. The attorBennett were thrown from their buggy . ney spurned the proposition. It was by its collision with another rig last probably out of this incident he said evening. Miss Bennett has a bad knee . that the ramors of the attempted bribMorehouse is uabart. om ee Last night Justice Green sentenced He Knew His Neighbors. _— vchae ridahad aye A knowledge of buman nature is toe ~~ vs peor ae ¥ . a ie everywhere serviceable. Witness the itfor 9, 1 es one stand aghas’ . rollowing dining-room scene: when he pauses to wonder what his Scene-The breakfast table at @ honor would have done had the tramp boarding botee, ye eee & well known miner Mr, Smithers—Pass the M; presse. ee se : No notice is taken. pian ne! aa Maron ee eats Mr. Smithers (raising. his voise)— ‘ : Pass the salt, please. eT ae 2 guna His neighbors are absorbed in their ing Secuatis last aiid he is A low it is conversation and his request remains eared unheeded. f he may not live to complete the Mr. Smithere—Have you hear a the . as ne latest scandal? ‘ Bverybody (eagerly )—No; what is it? Mr. Smithers—Pass the salt, please. Cost of Copper Froduction. The average cost of copper producoo . tion by modern methods of mining and Aunt Appy—It says some of them smelting ranges from 6 to 9 cents 8. ‘Spanish nobles has eight or ten given pound, while the market price of that . names. ; metal fluctuates from 13 to 16. cents} Uncle Abner—Well, that might do r nd, accord: to the demand. . fer a small family, but where there’s ap my merely eek out the rich eleven children, like we had, bg a pO ae Tee ae er tnth dn he tee found more profitable toextract all of the ore in a deposit, even if the yield” of copper does not exceed 8 to 4 per cent in the material extracted. Copper deposits that were abandoned years ago hes os as carrying too small a percentage of ee copohaa that metal, are now eagerly sought Scarf Pins, and anything in the Jewafter'and. command high prices and are elry line which is the latest thing in now yielding good returns. A the market. [d8-tf] Luztse & Branp. eat! cae > Po. bape i prospector who discovers a vein from copper, can finda purchaser without any trouble. hase ; Jewelry of All Kinds. In looking for Xmas presents call and see our fine line of Rings—in all 0 self is very easily satisfied. out and at any price. d8-tf $'7.00. This Elegant Cob\ iN 7 im bier Seat Rocker, Finished in Golden Oak or Mahogany, ONLY $7.00. The back is made of one large piece of wood which takes a high polish and mak fookine chase es a nobby Lada Am {) ; . COME AND SEE OTHER HOLIDAY GOODS According to the best information at . : 2 . eps hand, it was represented to the Grand Poisoned by Vy a large sum of money without obtaining , Se sick the same disease. We pt Nay ! City Clerk Harris has received many . scandal and tending to exonerate desaakcrebi eye fancnpen ripen in ee ‘letters from firms all over the country . fendant. The man dictated his charges} 5 ing sensation, and it seemed ‘as if I: S$ Holi j fin relation to the sale of the sewer. and the attorney wrote them down. . . uia tear myself to pieces. I pi ntcud . mY Holi 3 ys. hes, Link Buttons, Studs, Homann’s 25eent fruit cakes sell fine. And take a look at Luetje & Brand’s : Toilet articles in Sterling Silver and Tue man wh?is satisfiel with himGold Filled goods. They are the latest AS BEAUTIFUL AS MAHOGANY SEQUOIA, And As Cheap As Pine. Was in a Dreadful Condition Happened to Read About a Similar: All modern houses “finished with it. Example and Was Cured. The following incident is given by Case — Followed the Other Man's THE BEST oF BUILDING LUMB : a AND MING TIMBERS” : ed many medicines, spending My children were the a Ae ISON Sah [Saees PSE ST peo rch rw NSS NST SET eg up a paper in which I found printed a . )tx rt co : tos ct Se iuacuea from a man in Vermont who Bey 8.9 Boe Pe Boy 09 had been similarly afflicted and had taken Port Se aproleea Hood’s Sarsaparilla with benefit. I bought Santerh et nena a bottle, which we took and it did Zinfandel, by the gallon, sao Me and My Children orcas®, ; go much good I purchased anothersupply: . port Wine galton, i a We continued taking oonideety _— Sherry Wincae gation from $1 ‘! Jj Ag r until we used five bottles an can Table C pavaniedctOcup. safely say that neither myself nor children have any signs of the poison. It has enpape CHIANTI WINE, tirely left us and we are perfectly cured, ad Cas> or Bottle. We give the whole credit to Hood’s Sarsa. gy parilla. Before resorting tothis medicine L Oyrus Noble, I was reduced in weight, but now ry . and weigh 175 pounds. Hoot’s Sarsaparilia Manhattan Club. has not only done much good but has been the means of saving me a great deal of money. I would not be without ‘it IMPORTED OLIVE OIL, in my house and I heartily recommend In gallons, half wetlon it to all who are afflicted. I have writgallons, ooo by ten this statement for publication, of my Also a completa stock of all own will, as I want others to know what Liquors, Bitters and Cordials. Hood’s Sarsapari lla French Cognae and Champaynes has done for us.””? CHARLES MORBIS. Hood’s Pills are the only pills to take A. ISOARD & SON with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. . wholesale Liquor Dealers, Nevada City. MAHER & GO. Ladies—This day we placed in our window a display of Corsets, We Want Everybody to See Them. They consist of the leading style of the present day. Extra Short Corsets. __ Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. ae: We carry the best soc Corset in the market. Ladies, call and sze this display. Respectfully, MAHER CO. 2 bales Anderson Musli world for 5 cents a yard. n, 36 inch wide and the best in the SEND FOR SOME. Lege & Shaw Go. You Are Invited to Calle alike, and not charging to prices for the rtion of your tronage will give you Good Goods at or money refunded. / : “ 1. ART MEDALIONS—a choice line of and mountings. 2. PERFUME ATOMIZERS — beauty. 3. SEELEY SUPERB PURFUMES -Are Fall ‘strength, lasting odors. 4. CELLULOID GOODS—A complete line. subjects Every number a by x * DICKBRMAN'S 5. ALUMINUM COMB AND BRUSH SETS — ‘warranted not to tarnish. pane 6. LEATHEE GOODS—Embracing P ) )DE—Emb Purse snk rapelieae dugei . ee. s, Card 7. GAME AND TOY BOOKS—All new this year. 8. CAMERAS—Will pl Hao your girls and boys. please and instruct you and CORSET ::: DISPLAY. The. store which we occupy now is k BUILDING, OPPOSITE. CITIZENS BANK. . LOOK OUT FOR ALL BLUE BANNERS. We remain yours for honest, legitimate business, respeotfally, Proprietor THE WONDER, ih ‘ee ice ea’ Tae aioe Me en aitree, Hered Olty—Broad be open Saturday morning. . ; ‘ ® r. Pine and Commercial Sts THURSI ea ETT A > That Is 1 About has crop} hallucine Union wi that thie . be hypno ving its pe ‘dustry. somethin disguise t ‘the spies “they were ‘time thr -words at . ‘trath, the -newspape ibeen purs ‘twenty ye ithe first matter of day, that /Associatic doing ever vent a res! the valley: Jong: as thi course as them in th If the Uni to the min harmonizi help show unprincip! who have f * tween the all their ef The col have had t the-day it they have . ion from t leaders an: not to th profit, of tk The Tra suggestion body else feeling to that rule t tt hem from out years = able to rea: so unsubat In the m full and fr spies “the and also t _ any other "we know o phy of it . Wm. 0.! at Cheroke one of the business n San Franc thought bh proving, t recover. Curz Se nently by Sarsaparil ful diseas ing power Hoop’s ] thartic a1 ble, sure. An B; H. E. piano tu Union ‘hi Spooner . sic Store ' full line '« sic, and ¥ citizens t Can . Here is * of the 3 there is n .and they ‘Luetje & ‘Homan: Spec For ma ~~Richards deserved est and 1 in the co up on me a steady Richards very fine low pric: honor” 2 and trad At pr * specialty as mizic lemon f kinds, e Reme! n 30-tf, . For tl coats—: Homs daily.