February 11, 1898 (4 pages)

. ae Sn ol t ¥, SEL TEEEDT 2 Fitty Cents P Per ee ADVERTISING ATED, rie vade ‘known on eFplication, Editor Dungan: of the “Woodland. Mail” to show cause why he shall not be ‘ad. : judged guilty of contempt of.court: be-. cause of EGavabeest somunents on. the Was ‘Sewer Farm trial. Mr. Dungan is well insowee at this city, ‘occassionally visiting ‘here.’ He} is one of the owners of the Home mine on Deer creek. He is a clear-headed, . honest editor, and the chances are that whatever he may have said: toexcite his honor’s ire was warranted by the facts. . . Yesterday morning’s Mail contained . the following edit itorial, ‘and if ‘this is: the article the court excepts to it is making a holy show of itself in the premises: “From what we are able te. feats in. segard to the case now pending between the city and those _living in the: ‘vicinity of the sewer farm, it is time that a compromise of some kind was effected: ‘Trustee Bandy does not hesitute to say that he is in favor of thus bringing the litigation to an end and’ he says that two of his colleagues are of the same mind. While not speaking authoritatively, we understand that the appellants would not object to a compromise that would -canse the removal of the.nuisance from their midst to a point two and one-half miles beiow; it is not a question of obtaining damages with them, but to get rid of it. It would be cheaper to do this than to stand the expense of the suit—in case it is lost—whicb amounts to nearly $250 a day. This is our private opinion “publicly expressed and we would be pleased to get the sentiment of the peop!e, taxpayers in particular.” FRATERNAL NOTES, New Lodges For Nevada Nevada ly —Prograss meee “of Various Orders, F. W. Blake, the pioneer Sowspapers man who’ publishes the Gilroy Advocate, is here for the purpose of organizing a lodge of the Independent ‘Order of Foresters. This is both an ‘insurance and beneficiary order and is international, being established. in ~various countries. J. H. Wilt and F. B. ‘Tichenor, Depsaty State Commanders, ure here for ‘the purpose of establishing a tent of the Order of the Maccabees, which is a life insurance organization. State Commander 8. M. Hall and Deputy Arbogast are in Grass Valley for the sa We purpose. Tn‘¢ Month three new lodges of the Degree of Honor will be started, two of which will t:2 instituted by the grandebief-of-honor at hiverside and Bakersfield and one at Uakeport which will be instituted by yrand-lady-ot-bonor, Mrs. Mayon, on the 15th of this month. ‘The membership of the A. O. U. W. in California has increased by about 5,000 during the past year and the condition of the order has never been better.— During December and January death claims in the American Legion of Honor amounting to $24,000 were paid’ in this State. At no time within the past four ‘years have claims in the oraer been so nearly paid up. Go Smartsyille Items. The Appeal’s Smartsville correspondent says: The Yuba river dredger has owing to their inability to -get woed over the road since the storm been compelled to lay off for a few days. The Nevada stage on the down trip broke an axle, but owing to careful driving and gentle horses nothing ~ serious resulted. R. P. Walsh, drummer for Folger & Co., and his father-in-law, P. Gaynor of North San Juan, were in town last qweek, Died of Pneumonia, Geerge Kohler died at Mrs. Lutz’s Hotel last evening of pneumonia. He fs a son of the late George Kohler, a rancher and wood-chopper near the Central House who was -~poisoned last} summer by drinking wood alcohol. He leaves a mother, two sisters and a brother, .-He was aged 21 years anda #oember of ihe Foresters: of America. ‘fhe funeral will take place st ‘ afternoon, Notice. ee The Vestry. of Trinity ‘Gearsh: and Ladies of Trinity Guild are requested to'meet at the Guild Room. onFriday _ evening, February 11th, at 7:30 o'clock forthe transaction of important busi-. mess. : Mas. J. H. ENGuisn, © Miss Ella Mason Jett this noon, “tor Sacramento. ® Dr. Tickell was ated a Columbia Ail today to attend a Saombee of the: Miss E.M., Yalantine pais ioe ast evening on a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. H. W. Valantine. 'P. R. Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here this morning. He is interested in opening up a mining property near Alleghany,: — Last evening Willie Fisher entertained some young friends by giving a whist party at the home ot Thames . Griffith on Lost Hill, “Charles and W. W. York anit y. Hart. ling Jr., of Downieville, and F. H, Somerville of. Bierra City passed through town this: noon on their way to San Francisco. ae O. H. Cobb who recently came with his wife on a: visit to the lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs."A. G: Torner of’ Hant’s Hill, left yesterday for his home in the State of Washington. ‘Mrs, Cobb will temain awhile longer, and when she leaves her parents may conclude to go with her and make their Liew home in Washington, ~~ FITZSIMMONS AT AT THR FAIR, Rather be Prosporing in in Nevada County __. Than bi President ere Jing boaidear trip to the malropcle of our golden State, I send you a few points. of interest. Ltook in the Golden Jubilee during my short stay, and if I were as rich as some men are in Nevada county I would make: up a purse for the poor element of our people totake itin. It is one of the grandest sights that I-have ever witnessed. It vividly shows the resources of our splendid State. It-also shows by the Klondike outfits what fools people are making of themselves by leaving the ‘garden of the world, the golden State estrays will wander tack as did “the prodigal and be wiser. people. I met Mr. Shoecraft, the honored representative of this county. He asked me if I had seen the Bloomfield mining exhibit, and directed me to it. It is a magnificent display of intelligence and tisefulness: Oar respected Assessor, William H. Martin, has a fine exhibit of some of his mining interests in this county. The Golden Jubilee Fair is a benefit to the whole United States government in my estimation. If I had my. interests in Nevada county free from court rulings I would not swap positions with President William McKinley. . ott _PBs Freasnoons, BRIRF MEI MENTION. S iinor Notes and i Comments of ‘a Interest. A telephone has been put.in at fhe. Referee saloon.The.weather bureau says it will be partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. The raffle for ‘the clock owned by Mrs. Northway willtake place tomorrow night at the Whion Hotel. There is a great deal of sickness at present and our physicians are kept on the go both day and night. ‘The Nevada county exhibit commit. tee want some live mountain animals for our display at the Mining Fair. “The family of James Gaffney have moved into the house on Court street formerly occupied by Thomas Polmere . __ and family. Moore's. Modern Gallery. Moore the photographer has just. received a large lot.of new accessories for his gallery at the corner of York and Commercial streets. He now has one of the largest group backgrounds in the;State, some handsome posing chairs of new patterns, ete. Among the recent additions are some new instruments of large size and high grade, Moore is now even better prepared than ever to turn out the high-class work for which be is fumous. ys ——_—___._____} ‘QOnoomAN -d Watilinda,contractors at Sec'y Trinity Guild. nt Waleed ortiruee meh eis of Oalifornia. But I hope the many . . Mrs. ‘Paul Morateur has returned at sieht . From vat to Rope: Her tatffer ‘acpeing abl Barter her home. Geralamo Geramini and Mies Mary . Morandi will be married toniorrow morning: Justice Faynier is I perform the ceremony. ~ The amateur minstrels plaed to moras big audience last night and every lady in the house removed her hat. The demurrer of defendants in the business men’s license suits. was overrailed this morning, and the case. of W. J, Hoskin, the grocer, was set for trial Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock, Otto Rust, a young miner, and Miss Lucy Maguire; sister of ‘Thomas Maguire, the well-known school teacher, the bride’s mother. Rev; Father Greeley performed the ceremony. Cornélius Sullivan, an old resident of Allison Ranch and a miner by. occupation, died at midnight of pneumonia, He. was aged about 68 years and was commonly known as “Curly” Sullivan. In -his younger days he was a sailor. -He’ leaves two sons and a daughter and had been married twice, both wives having died. His country of nativity was Ireland. oe “An Old Nevada ada Countyan Dies. The Enterprise says t! says that Wm. Jones, an old-timer of Poker Fiat, Sierra county, died at that place on the 8a inst. and was :buried on the 4th. He was a native of Wales and 75 years of age. He was naturalized in Nevada {county in-1857. At one time “Bill” ar . Set Wht wan teniatey cotter eens Sailor on board a slave vessel which was being hotly pursued by a Govern: ment revenue cutter, witnessed the brutal and inhuman murdér of nine hundred slaves in a few hours to destroy the evidence of the nefarious business in which it was engaged. The Slaves were taken out of the hold, weighted and sunk in the ocean off the ‘Florida coast. No pleadings for mercy touched the hearts of the slave pirates —men, women and children to the last one met their untimely end. ~ The Vaive Blew Out. Last night at nine . ° o'clock a sound as of the bursting of a. pipe-line and the rushing of water was heard about town. It appeared to come from the direction of the Mayflower or Marchie. mine. The sound was occasioned by the safety valve of the boiler.at the Phawnix mine being blown out. It blew out twice—at nine and eleven o'clock. ‘Started the Steam Pump. The steam pump at the Phonix mine has ‘been started for. the purpose of getting the water out of the old workings. The mine is now-clear to a point just below the 800 foot level, and the old water-power pump has not yet been reached. The ejector and water car heretofore in use did not work rapidly enough at that depth. + —+ e@e The Latchstring Out. J. A. Filcher’ of the State Board of Trade has established headquarters in the Mechanics’ Pavilion during the mining fair to which he invitess all the press and others, saying there are pens and ink, papers and tables for the guests and the latchstring hangs out. Another ‘Richmond. ‘Some of the friends of Hon, Jobn Isaiah Caldwell are endeavoring to pursuade him to stand next Fall for the Democratic nomination of District Attorney, an office that he so ably filled in 1870 and 1871. He.would be a formidable candidate if he took to the field, eee Another Champion Dividend. 2 The Champion Minin Mining Company of this city has declared its forty-sixth dividend at the rate of 25 cents per share, payable February 15th. The Spanish mine owned by the Champion Company is expected to pay dividends soon.D eeccmeeenetsereramereaatatet a a Grove’s Tasreness Onn. Tonio is a perfect Malariat Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes. Biliousness Syrup. It is ds large as any Dollar. tonic and retails for 50c. To get the Oe ee jy19-6m Call for Robin Weed. ee oe § were married last night at the home of: Irisli, for the defense, asked the Court é sist a the prosecution. +Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Oheriey” & Oo, withont purging. As pleasant as Lemon . ' sw York. Mr, ‘Whitney. was well eat in Sierra county, having for many years owned the sawmillOhina Flat. The heavy storm of rain and snow . taken. the frost out of the. ground. and} started the water so that some of our mills which have been idle for several weeks have been enabled to begin crushing rock again. Iu the Superior Court Monday morning W.H. Hubbard was called into ‘court: for arraignment, -om. an indict« ment rendered by the Grand Jury last November for the murder of . Fred Hooley at Sierra Valley. Attorney that the indictment be set aside on the grounds that the Grand Jury indicting the prisoner was illegally drawn; and further, that. the deposition of. Mrs. Annie Hooley, taken before the committing magistrate, was not properly certified to.as directed by the Codes. Jadge Smith reserved his decision until he examined the authorities on the matter. Judge F.D. Soward. was entered as an attorney of' record at the request of the District Attorney to asA Happy Editor. A man might not pick out a prison asa place to ‘publish a paper from choice, but it has its advantages, says the editor of the Huntsville (Texas) Prison Bulletin, which is published in the state penitentiary. pues a ‘have to take cord wovd’ Hrd ” grees for subscriptions, nor patent churns and liver regulators in exchange for ads. Board bills and office rent are iridesceut dreams, and sanitary rules of the prison require’ the office towel to be washed every few months, no matter whether it needs. it or not.” A Point For Advertisers. In illustrating the the ‘point that business men should advertise during the season that trade is dull, as well when it is brisk, the Appeal makes this practical application : “You would not tear out the levee around Marysville when the water is low. On the contrary you are improving it. Just so with your business in dull times, . You then want to-build up and be ready for ‘high water’ trade when it comes. ibe Lincoln’s Birthday Exercises. The exercises at Washington schoolhouse this afternoon in honor of Lin-. coin’s birthday were very interesting and attracted a number of visitors. —————— Beware of Ointments For Catarrh That Contain Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering: it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used _ except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will dois ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s,Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney and Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces tarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. . It is taken internally, ahd made in Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price Te. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Cau. on George 0. Gaylord, the kcal street grocer. tf “UNION “=: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. HENRY NETSHE, Mawnacer Hotel Arrivats. N. B. Webster, Sacramento, % Geo. E. Forbes, F. B. Tichnor, San Preach Wm. Thompson, —“* i nt Everett, Patong. OWike Marysville, . J. H. Wilt, Oakland, LB. Nichole: Denver, Col. MARRIED, — county FebSRE hoor J. Dest both which began Saturday afternoon has: IP . atter the praperts, of the system. Jn’ byying’ Hall’s Oa-. ee “ner, IN 1860 BY Ny ® some & co, St ange Blaze o'clock this’ afternoon an explosion of ‘ elliinis occurred in the photograph . ‘gallery:of Marceau, and a fire that threatens todo incalculable damage was SOOT ‘raging. At the honr of send. ing this dispatch the flames aré spread{ing ‘rapidly and threaten to sweep through the whole structare. A gen{era¥ alarm has been turned in and fire engines from all patts of the city are atriving on the scene. The most intense — prevails. Hang For Child Murder, ‘SeRmngriexp, Il, Feb. 11.—Jas, Meigle, who murdered his babygirl; was bung-teday, «'Phe Governor refused to interfere. Meigle was a cold-blooded brute of the most bestial kind, and there was no sympathy felt for him. The Governor's action in refusing to interfore in the case’ is generally commended. A Mysterious Disappearance, Co.vmeavs, Ind., Feb. 11—The mysterious disappearance of George Cook, a wealther bachelor from San Francisco who came here to visit his cousin, W. Newsome, leads to the belief that he has been murdered. He had $600 on his person when he left. his cousin's house two weeks ago to go toa neighbors’ and he has not been seen since. He was worth $250,000, including forty seres of land near San Francisco, aud was 70 years old. He had promised to latter would take care of him till he Money For Fortification, Wasiinaron, February 11.—The Senate Committee on appropriations today completed the fortification bill. It recommends an increase to double the in all over $9,000,000. “Poker” Davis. Los ANGELES, Feb. 11.—“Poker” Davis is playing in hard luck these days. He is reliably reported. to have been relieved of $1500, during a quiet little game of twenty-four hours’ duration, which ended at his apartments at First and Main, the finale closely following the arrest of James Collins, one of his most serviceable bunko steerers. The trio who got Davis’ wad knew enough to hold on to it, and will put.it into circulation into other. channels. Collins, better known as “Square Faced Kid,” was taken in by Detectives Hawley afid Goodman. ‘He is wanted for sttowing J.H. Woods how to play the game in addition to showing where the game was to be found. Woods, recently from the East, lost abont $60. Woods is now at Long Beach and has: been notified to come and identify Ovllins who is out on-bail meanwhile. ie yi é No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell @ROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Ohille and Fever. It is simply fron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m _ Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and detictous. ROYAL BAKING PIWLER CO., NEW YORK, ea ‘A le ee at ain San Faanctsoo, Feb. 1ith—at’ oar leave his fortune to Newsome if the . , died, Danton agreed to,this and was . . b. for: Califoraia’ to., ‘look } 2. amount as passed by the House,making . fromthe shape of his physiognomy, ve “ORT YEARS, cot Bis Dass Por the Maiming of Barber Harris, te, wi Santa ee Febrairy 11th.—There was hardly standing room in the Superior Court room this morning when x-Constable Harveston was sentenced to fourteen years in the State prison at San Quentin for mayhem. The sentence was the same as that received by Plyler, the principal in the affair. Motions for an arrest of judgment and for 8 new trial were denied. A ten days’ stay of execution was granted. The Grand Jury are still investigating the case. Beldence of a Murder, New Yorn, February 11—A haman thigh was found last night floating in the water at the foot of Pacific street in Brooklyn. It is supposed to have some connection with the human body ‘recently found at. the foot of Roose-velt stréet ‘in New York. Delicious Delicacies. ~ POISONER BRLEW BOUND OVER. Held For Trial on the Strength of His Confession. Suisun, February 11.—Frank Belew had his preliminary examination before Tastice Maynard today ona charge of murdering his sister Susie at Dixon oo the eighth of last November by poisontig her. The testimony. of the Deputy Sheriff and two others to whom Belew made ‘his confession in the jafi wus taken. The defendant did not introduce any evidence. He was held for trial without bail. The Figal Case. San Francisco, February 11th—The jury in the vase of Theodore Figel, the book-keeper charged with the murder of his employer, Isaac Hoffman, today visited the store where the tragedy ocof one of the jurors who wanted to view the locality. Merchants in Council Gaylord has the newest and latest in (fancy groceries. In his stock you will find Dainty Graham Wafers, Del Monte Flakes and Saline Wafers in tin packages. They are delicious. tf. JACKSONVILLE, Ill., Feb. 11.—The Grocers and Merchants convention had an exciting discussion today over resolutions concern ing adulteration of focd ‘and department stores. PRICE, 25Cts. SOTERA > ——= CELEBRATED E.Z.WAIST, MAHER & CO. DEAR Laprks: attention to the celebrated store. of a great annoyance. The pri sal ae ‘ask for the E. Z. Waist. [eg See Window. We take great pleasure in calling your E. Z. KNIT WAIST for Children, which we have this day placed on sale at our The E. Z. Waist contains more good features than any other waist on the market. fabric, it gives ease and comfort to the children, and from the fact that the buttons cannot pull off, it rids the mothers Made entirely of knitted ce of this waist is only 25 cents, and-we have no doubt that after.a trial of one you will Réspectfully, MAHER & CO., Nevada City, Cal, ba A Man’s Best. Friend Is the friend and try our without injuring the stove, if the coal. Address or call on ee Cook and the Cook’s best is her stove. se Why not stand in’ with the Cook Rock Spring or Castle Gate Coal? Ask us how easily your stove can be changed from a wood toa coal burner, and tack to a wood burner again, you are not satisfied with LEGG & SHAW CO NEVADA CITY. curred. This was done at the request ~

. ae Sn ol t ¥, SEL TEEEDT 2 Fitty Cents P Per ee ADVERTISING ATED, rie vade ‘known on eFplication, Editor Dungan: of the “Woodland. Mail” to show cause why he shall not be ‘ad. : judged guilty of contempt of.court: be-. cause of EGavabeest somunents on. the Was ‘Sewer Farm trial. Mr. Dungan is well insowee at this city, ‘occassionally visiting ‘here.’ He} is one of the owners of the Home mine on Deer creek. He is a clear-headed, . honest editor, and the chances are that whatever he may have said: toexcite his honor’s ire was warranted by the facts. . . Yesterday morning’s Mail contained . the following edit itorial, ‘and if ‘this is: the article the court excepts to it is making a holy show of itself in the premises: “From what we are able te. feats in. segard to the case now pending between the city and those _living in the: ‘vicinity of the sewer farm, it is time that a compromise of some kind was effected: ‘Trustee Bandy does not hesitute to say that he is in favor of thus bringing the litigation to an end and’ he says that two of his colleagues are of the same mind. While not speaking authoritatively, we understand that the appellants would not object to a compromise that would -canse the removal of the.nuisance from their midst to a point two and one-half miles beiow; it is not a question of obtaining damages with them, but to get rid of it. It would be cheaper to do this than to stand the expense of the suit—in case it is lost—whicb amounts to nearly $250 a day. This is our private opinion “publicly expressed and we would be pleased to get the sentiment of the peop!e, taxpayers in particular.” FRATERNAL NOTES, New Lodges For Nevada Nevada ly —Prograss meee “of Various Orders, F. W. Blake, the pioneer Sowspapers man who’ publishes the Gilroy Advocate, is here for the purpose of organizing a lodge of the Independent ‘Order of Foresters. This is both an ‘insurance and beneficiary order and is international, being established. in ~various countries. J. H. Wilt and F. B. ‘Tichenor, Depsaty State Commanders, ure here for ‘the purpose of establishing a tent of the Order of the Maccabees, which is a life insurance organization. State Commander 8. M. Hall and Deputy Arbogast are in Grass Valley for the sa We purpose. Tn‘¢ Month three new lodges of the Degree of Honor will be started, two of which will t:2 instituted by the grandebief-of-honor at hiverside and Bakersfield and one at Uakeport which will be instituted by yrand-lady-ot-bonor, Mrs. Mayon, on the 15th of this month. ‘The membership of the A. O. U. W. in California has increased by about 5,000 during the past year and the condition of the order has never been better.— During December and January death claims in the American Legion of Honor amounting to $24,000 were paid’ in this State. At no time within the past four ‘years have claims in the oraer been so nearly paid up. Go Smartsyille Items. The Appeal’s Smartsville correspondent says: The Yuba river dredger has owing to their inability to -get woed over the road since the storm been compelled to lay off for a few days. The Nevada stage on the down trip broke an axle, but owing to careful driving and gentle horses nothing ~ serious resulted. R. P. Walsh, drummer for Folger & Co., and his father-in-law, P. Gaynor of North San Juan, were in town last qweek, Died of Pneumonia, Geerge Kohler died at Mrs. Lutz’s Hotel last evening of pneumonia. He fs a son of the late George Kohler, a rancher and wood-chopper near the Central House who was -~poisoned last} summer by drinking wood alcohol. He leaves a mother, two sisters and a brother, .-He was aged 21 years anda #oember of ihe Foresters: of America. ‘fhe funeral will take place st ‘ afternoon, Notice. ee The Vestry. of Trinity ‘Gearsh: and Ladies of Trinity Guild are requested to'meet at the Guild Room. onFriday _ evening, February 11th, at 7:30 o'clock forthe transaction of important busi-. mess. : Mas. J. H. ENGuisn, © Miss Ella Mason Jett this noon, “tor Sacramento. ® Dr. Tickell was ated a Columbia Ail today to attend a Saombee of the: Miss E.M., Yalantine pais ioe ast evening on a visit to her grandmother, Mrs. H. W. Valantine. 'P. R. Garnier of Los Angeles arrived here this morning. He is interested in opening up a mining property near Alleghany,: — Last evening Willie Fisher entertained some young friends by giving a whist party at the home ot Thames . Griffith on Lost Hill, “Charles and W. W. York anit y. Hart. ling Jr., of Downieville, and F. H, Somerville of. Bierra City passed through town this: noon on their way to San Francisco. ae O. H. Cobb who recently came with his wife on a: visit to the lady’s parents, Mr. and Mrs."A. G: Torner of’ Hant’s Hill, left yesterday for his home in the State of Washington. ‘Mrs, Cobb will temain awhile longer, and when she leaves her parents may conclude to go with her and make their Liew home in Washington, ~~ FITZSIMMONS AT AT THR FAIR, Rather be Prosporing in in Nevada County __. Than bi President ere Jing boaidear trip to the malropcle of our golden State, I send you a few points. of interest.. Ltook in the Golden Jubilee during my short stay, and if I were as rich as some men are in Nevada county I would make: up a purse for the poor element of our people totake itin. It is one of the grandest sights that I-have ever witnessed. It vividly shows the resources of our splendid State. It-also shows by the Klondike outfits what fools people are making of themselves by leaving the ‘garden of the world, the golden State estrays will wander tack as did “the prodigal and be wiser. people. I met Mr. Shoecraft, the honored representative of this county. He asked me if I had seen the Bloomfield mining exhibit, and directed me to it. It is a magnificent display of intelligence and tisefulness: Oar respected Assessor, William H. Martin, has a fine exhibit of some of his mining interests in this county. The Golden Jubilee Fair is a benefit to the whole United States government in my estimation. If I had my. interests in Nevada county free from court rulings I would not swap positions with President William McKinley. . ott _PBs Freasnoons, BRIRF MEI MENTION. S iinor Notes and i Comments of ‘a Interest. A telephone has been put.in at fhe. Referee saloon.The.weather bureau says it will be partly cloudy tonight and tomorrow. The raffle for ‘the clock owned by Mrs. Northway willtake place tomorrow night at the Whion Hotel. There is a great deal of sickness at present and our physicians are kept on the go both day and night. ‘The Nevada county exhibit commit. tee want some live mountain animals for our display at the Mining Fair. “The family of James Gaffney have moved into the house on Court street formerly occupied by Thomas Polmere . __ and family. Moore's. Modern Gallery. Moore the photographer has just. received a large lot.of new accessories for his gallery at the corner of York and Commercial streets. He now has one of the largest group backgrounds in the;State, some handsome posing chairs of new patterns, ete. Among the recent additions are some new instruments of large size and high grade, Moore is now even better prepared than ever to turn out the high-class work for which be is fumous. ys ——_—___._____} ‘QOnoomAN -d Watilinda,contractors at Sec'y Trinity Guild. nt Waleed ortiruee meh eis of Oalifornia. But I hope the many . . Mrs. ‘Paul Morateur has returned at sieht . From vat to Rope: Her tatffer ‘acpeing abl Barter her home. Geralamo Geramini and Mies Mary . Morandi will be married toniorrow morning: Justice Faynier is I perform the ceremony. ~ The amateur minstrels plaed to moras big audience last night and every lady in the house removed her hat. The demurrer of defendants in the business men’s license suits. was overrailed this morning, and the case. of W. J, Hoskin, the grocer, was set for trial Tuesday morning at 10 o’clock, Otto Rust, a young miner, and Miss Lucy Maguire; sister of ‘Thomas Maguire, the well-known school teacher, the bride’s mother. Rev; Father Greeley performed the ceremony. Cornélius Sullivan, an old resident of Allison Ranch and a miner by. occupation, died at midnight of pneumonia, He. was aged about 68 years and was commonly known as “Curly” Sullivan. In -his younger days he was a sailor. -He’ leaves two sons and a daughter and had been married twice, both wives having died. His country of nativity was Ireland. oe “An Old Nevada ada Countyan Dies. The Enterprise says t! says that Wm. Jones, an old-timer of Poker Fiat, Sierra county, died at that place on the 8a inst. and was :buried on the 4th. He was a native of Wales and 75 years of age. He was naturalized in Nevada {county in-1857. At one time “Bill” ar . Set Wht wan teniatey cotter eens Sailor on board a slave vessel which was being hotly pursued by a Govern: ment revenue cutter, witnessed the brutal and inhuman murdér of nine hundred slaves in a few hours to destroy the evidence of the nefarious business in which it was engaged. The Slaves were taken out of the hold, weighted and sunk in the ocean off the ‘Florida coast. No pleadings for mercy touched the hearts of the slave pirates —men, women and children to the last one met their untimely end. ~ The Vaive Blew Out. Last night at nine . ° o'clock a sound as of the bursting of a. pipe-line and the rushing of water was heard about town. It appeared to come from the direction of the Mayflower or Marchie. mine. The sound was occasioned by the safety valve of the boiler.at the Phawnix mine being blown out. It blew out twice—at nine and eleven o'clock. ‘Started the Steam Pump. The steam pump at the Phonix mine has ‘been started for. the purpose of getting the water out of the old workings. The mine is now-clear to a point just below the 800 foot level, and the old water-power pump has not yet been reached. The ejector and water car heretofore in use did not work rapidly enough at that depth. + —+ e@e The Latchstring Out. J. A. Filcher’ of the State Board of Trade has established headquarters in the Mechanics’ Pavilion during the mining fair to which he invitess all the press and others, saying there are pens and ink, papers and tables for the guests and the latchstring hangs out. Another ‘Richmond. ‘Some of the friends of Hon, Jobn Isaiah Caldwell are endeavoring to pursuade him to stand next Fall for the Democratic nomination of District Attorney, an office that he so ably filled in 1870 and 1871. He.would be a formidable candidate if he took to the field, eee Another Champion Dividend. 2 The Champion Minin Mining Company of

this city has declared its forty-sixth dividend at the rate of 25 cents per share, payable February 15th. The Spanish mine owned by the Champion Company is expected to pay dividends soon.D eeccmeeenetsereramereaatatet a a Grove’s Tasreness Onn. Tonio is a perfect Malariat Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes. Biliousness Syrup. It is ds large as any Dollar. tonic and retails for 50c. To get the Oe ee jy19-6m Call for Robin Weed. ee oe § were married last night at the home of: Irisli, for the defense, asked the Court é sist a the prosecution. +Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Oheriey” & Oo, withont purging. As pleasant as Lemon . ' sw York. Mr, ‘Whitney. was well eat in Sierra county, having for many years owned the sawmillOhina Flat. The heavy storm of rain and snow . taken. the frost out of the. ground. and} started the water so that some of our mills which have been idle for several weeks have been enabled to begin crushing rock again. Iu the Superior Court Monday morning W.H. Hubbard was called into ‘court: for arraignment, -om. an indict« ment rendered by the Grand Jury last November for the murder of . Fred Hooley at Sierra Valley. Attorney that the indictment be set aside on the grounds that the Grand Jury indicting the prisoner was illegally drawn; and further, that. the deposition of. Mrs. Annie Hooley, taken before the committing magistrate, was not properly certified to.as directed by the Codes. Jadge Smith reserved his decision until he examined the authorities on the matter. Judge F.D. Soward. was entered as an attorney of' record at the request of the District Attorney to asA Happy Editor. A man might not pick out a prison asa place to ‘publish a paper from choice, but it has its advantages, says the editor of the Huntsville (Texas) Prison Bulletin, which is published in the state penitentiary. pues a ‘have to take cord wovd’ Hrd ” grees for subscriptions, nor patent churns and liver regulators in exchange for ads. Board bills and office rent are iridesceut dreams, and sanitary rules of the prison require’ the office towel to be washed every few months, no matter whether it needs. it or not.” A Point For Advertisers. In illustrating the the ‘point that business men should advertise during the season that trade is dull, as well when it is brisk, the Appeal makes this practical application : “You would not tear out the levee around Marysville when the water is low. On the contrary you are improving it. Just so with your business in dull times, . You then want to-build up and be ready for ‘high water’ trade when it comes. ibe Lincoln’s Birthday Exercises. The exercises at Washington schoolhouse this afternoon in honor of Lin-. coin’s birthday were very interesting and attracted a number of visitors. —————— Beware of Ointments For Catarrh That Contain Mercury, As mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering: it through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should never be used _ except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will dois ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall’s,Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney and Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces tarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. . It is taken internally, ahd made in Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price Te. per bottle. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Cau. on George 0. Gaylord, the kcal street grocer. tf “UNION “=: HOTEL, Main Street, Nevada City. HENRY NETSHE, Mawnacer Hotel Arrivats. N. B. Webster, Sacramento, % Geo. E. Forbes, F. B. Tichnor, San Preach Wm. Thompson, —“* i nt Everett, Patong. OWike Marysville, . J. H. Wilt, Oakland, LB. Nichole: Denver, Col. MARRIED, — county FebSRE hoor J. Dest both which began Saturday afternoon has: IP . atter the praperts, of the system. Jn’ byying’ Hall’s Oa-. ee “ner, IN 1860 BY Ny ® some & co, St ange Blaze o'clock this’ afternoon an explosion of ‘ elliinis occurred in the photograph . ‘gallery:of Marceau, and a fire that threatens todo incalculable damage was SOOT ‘raging. At the honr of send. ing this dispatch the flames aré spread{ing ‘rapidly and threaten to sweep through the whole structare. A gen{era¥ alarm has been turned in and fire engines from all patts of the city are atriving on the scene. The most intense — prevails. Hang For Child Murder, ‘SeRmngriexp, Il, Feb. 11.—Jas, Meigle, who murdered his babygirl; was bung-teday, «'Phe Governor refused to interfere. Meigle was a cold-blooded brute of the most bestial kind, and there was no sympathy felt for him. The Governor's action in refusing to interfore in the case’ is generally commended. A Mysterious Disappearance, Co.vmeavs, Ind., Feb. 11—The mysterious disappearance of George Cook, a wealther bachelor from San Francisco who came here to visit his cousin, W. Newsome, leads to the belief that he has been murdered. He had $600 on his person when he left. his cousin's house two weeks ago to go toa neighbors’ and he has not been seen since. He was worth $250,000, including forty seres of land near San Francisco, aud was 70 years old. He had promised to latter would take care of him till he Money For Fortification, Wasiinaron, February 11.—The Senate Committee on appropriations today completed the fortification bill. It recommends an increase to double the in all over $9,000,000. “Poker” Davis. Los ANGELES, Feb. 11.—“Poker” Davis is playing in hard luck these days. He is reliably reported. to have been relieved of $1500, during a quiet little game of twenty-four hours’ duration, which ended at his apartments at First and Main, the finale closely following the arrest of James Collins, one of his most serviceable bunko steerers. The trio who got Davis’ wad knew enough to hold on to it, and will put.it into circulation into other. channels. Collins, better known as “Square Faced Kid,” was taken in by Detectives Hawley afid Goodman. ‘He is wanted for sttowing J.H. Woods how to play the game in addition to showing where the game was to be found. Woods, recently from the East, lost abont $60. Woods is now at Long Beach and has: been notified to come and identify Ovllins who is out on-bail meanwhile. ie yi é No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell @ROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Malaria, Ohille and Fever. It is simply fron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Price 25 cents. jy19-6m _ Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and detictous. ROYAL BAKING PIWLER CO., NEW YORK, ea ‘A le ee at ain San Faanctsoo, Feb. 1ith—at’ oar leave his fortune to Newsome if the . , died, Danton agreed to,this and was . . b. for: Califoraia’ to., ‘look } 2. amount as passed by the House,making . fromthe shape of his physiognomy, ve “ORT YEARS, cot Bis Dass Por the Maiming of Barber Harris, te, wi Santa ee Febrairy 11th.—There was hardly standing room in the Superior Court room this morning when x-Constable Harveston was sentenced to fourteen years in the State prison at San Quentin for mayhem. The sentence was the same as that received by Plyler, the principal in the affair. Motions for an arrest of judgment and for 8 new trial were denied. A ten days’ stay of execution was granted. The Grand Jury are still investigating the case. Beldence of a Murder, New Yorn, February 11—A haman thigh was found last night floating in the water at the foot of Pacific street in Brooklyn. It is supposed to have some connection with the human body ‘recently found at. the foot of Roose-velt stréet ‘in New York. Delicious Delicacies. ~ POISONER BRLEW BOUND OVER. Held For Trial on the Strength of His Confession. Suisun, February 11.—Frank Belew had his preliminary examination before Tastice Maynard today ona charge of murdering his sister Susie at Dixon oo the eighth of last November by poisontig her. The testimony. of the Deputy Sheriff and two others to whom Belew made ‘his confession in the jafi wus taken. The defendant did not introduce any evidence. He was held for trial without bail. The Figal Case. San Francisco, February 11th—The jury in the vase of Theodore Figel, the book-keeper charged with the murder of his employer, Isaac Hoffman, today visited the store where the tragedy ocof one of the jurors who wanted to view the locality. Merchants in Council Gaylord has the newest and latest in (fancy groceries. In his stock you will find Dainty Graham Wafers, Del Monte Flakes and Saline Wafers in tin packages. They are delicious. tf. JACKSONVILLE, Ill., Feb. 11.—The Grocers and Merchants convention had an exciting discussion today over resolutions concern ing adulteration of focd ‘and department stores. PRICE, 25Cts. SOTERA > ——= CELEBRATED E.Z.WAIST, MAHER & CO. DEAR Laprks: attention to the celebrated store. of a great annoyance. The pri sal ae ‘ask for the E. Z. Waist. [eg See Window. We take great pleasure in calling your E. Z. KNIT WAIST for Children, which we have this day placed on sale at our The E. Z. Waist contains more good features than any other waist on the market. fabric, it gives ease and comfort to the children, and from the fact that the buttons cannot pull off, it rids the mothers Made entirely of knitted ce of this waist is only 25 cents, and-we have no doubt that after.a trial of one you will Réspectfully, MAHER & CO., Nevada City, Cal, ba A Man’s Best. Friend Is the friend and try our without injuring the stove, if the coal. Address or call on ee Cook and the Cook’s best is her stove. se Why not stand in’ with the Cook Rock Spring or Castle Gate Coal? Ask us how easily your stove can be changed from a wood toa coal burner, and tack to a wood burner again, you are not satisfied with LEGG & SHAW CO NEVADA CITY. curred. This was done at the request ~