February 19, 1897 (4 pages)

on blished Sept. Berabisbed Brow Ha Ne cg NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, =—— Shot ‘ian fo aE se cesar i FEB. 19% 1807. ee, REGULAR 84 SNOWSTORN The Heaviest Fall of the of the Season —Piling ‘Up in the Higher Altimdes, © . , if u Last aight the weather in this seo-. ) 0 . . Hi » . tion was-of. the blizzard order. At 6 o'clock in the evening thesnow that fell “during the day, had been converted into slash and was about two inches deep. About 8 o'clock a, strong, wind . . ‘prevailed, and later the wind.blew: a gale, dtiving the accompanying «leet and snow before it in great sheets, THe. snow. being very fine-and falling upon ‘ the slush did not pile up very fast. It continued to fall at intervals during the night, and at 10 o’clock this morning had attained a depth of six inches. _ Qn Banner mountain and on the ridges a few miles from town it is over a foot deep. : At 8 o'clock this afternoon the snow was 8 inches og this city. Word TOM n Am ASEAN OK? Fort: in ceer : oe ) Sanction the Blockade. received from pdints above give the depth this foren: as follows; © Mountain House, 2}% feet; Camptonville, 1 > foot; Graniteville, 81g feet. At Free‘ @Man’s crossing on the Middle Yuba there is.more srfow than has been seen ~ ‘there for a long time. ‘It ‘has: been snowing hatd all day at these places. This morning at 10 o’clock the snow was nearly two feet deep at Banner Mountain. The Eureka stage goes to Moore's Flat, and. from there to Eureka a sleigh is used. —-———-+ ae The President’s at’s Dally Routine. Bx-President Harrison hag written of “A Day With the President at His Desk” for the’ March Ladies’ Home Journal. The article is said to be singularly ‘interesting in the: detail with which it describes the wearisome routine of the President. It is said.’ that General Harrison, in this article, has : delivered himself with great ‘directness ae and vigor, relative to. the ‘annoyances that are visited upon a Chief Evecutive by persistent office-seekers, and he suggests a unique plan, by which the ident’s burdens in that direction could be greatly lightened, and he be enabled to devote more attention to: more important matters. A feature of the arti. ele that will-have a timely interest to those’ ambitious. to.serve the country under the incoming administration, describes very fully how the President makes appointments to office. “A Day With the President at His’ Desk” is unique in being the first time that soit an voc; Just Deserts. Special to the DaiLy TRANSCRIPT. A Sheriff Killed, conviétion of the assassins. Heavy Fall of Snow. on'the’ground and the snow there . described by one who has filled the exag alted office. Articles upon the social ; and domestic life of the President: by Gneral Harrison will follow in succes. iuches, Colfax 5 inches. ive issues of the Journal. —_——-——_ + 96+ Died This Morning. Mrs. Pauline Williams, relict. of. the late R. G. Williams, died about 3 .o’clock this morning at her home on the bedrock just west of town. Death was caused by asthma and general debility. Deceased had been in poor health for several years, and had been sick since last November. Mrs. Williams formerly lived at the Derbec mine, where she kept hotel for six years. She also lived for awhile at Grass Valley, and for the last fifteen years -has resided in this vicinity. Her husband died at North Bloomfield. She leaves one son. Al H. Williams of this city. Mrs. Williams was a native of France, aged 6C years. The funeral will take place o1: Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from Bt Canice: Catholic Church. —_—+-2@0-+-———-A WellKnown Editor. Lauren E. Crane,’ who. committed suicide in Sah Francisco a few days 5 ‘ azo, was connected with the Sacray mento press a quarter of acentury ago. He committed suicide with laudanum. Owing to intemperate habits Crane had had no steady employment for « long time. He occasionally found work as an expert accountant, Crane was a talented writer of both verse and prose. A: few years ago he published a book upon the. life and public services of Governor Booth. Crane was Executive Secretary under Governor Booth. a . se nae A Pleasant Party. ; Last evening quite a number of the lady and’ gentlemen friends -of Mrs. ; Geo. Fischer tendered her a surprise pe party at her home on the Plaza. A \y, splendid time was hadby all present, music, dancing,games and various amusements being indulged in until a late hour. Refreshments were served r about midnight. Budd Full 1 of Prunes. Budd has had $5,000 more printing done on his own account than any of his predecessor; the railroad commission called for $6,000 more thanusual These two items alone account for over twenty per cent of the deficit, The Governor appears to be afflicted with an over-diet of prunes. f ee BDO Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge ¥F. T. Nilon presiding: : / Estate of Joseph Olive, deceased. Order of publication of notice to creditors and appointing D. E. Morgan, M. M. Baruh and R. B. Tromelin spprnienrs. Raiload Commission was defeated a vote of 26.to 29. Geen King William Is Vexed, Bern, Feb, 19.—King William of Athens. The King of Greece is an issue becomes necessary. Wife Murderer: Hung. while on thé scaffold. . Captured rl Garrison. religionists. ~ Crushed 10 alk” seriously injuring ten others. — Takes Command, Paris, Feb. 18.—A dispatch / / THO Untown: Men vA: “Tl from Winina, forty miles south of here, SNOW. FALLING FAST IN THE j MOPNTAIN, rau Grecian Forces ictal hailing THE "RAILROAD COMMISSION ‘10. CON /SINUG DM BRISTERORS 9 . ie Resents Great Britain's Rats : A Chicago. Wife Murderer Gets His Santa Fz, Feb, 19.—Sheriff Dow was killed last night by two men who hid between buildings and shot him as he passed. The Sheriff had been very active in hunting down cattle thieves, and it is thought ‘the murderers: were members of that class. vf offenders. Governor Thornton has offered a’ reward of $500 each for the arrest and Sacramento, Feb, 19.— Dispatches from different points along the railroad report a heavy snowstorm in the mounfains last night. At Carson there was a fall of several inches of new snow,and at Reno the depth was increased 10 inches, During the past 24 hours 42 inches fell at the Summit, making the’ ‘shall suffer or permitithe drainage, or total depth 12 feet 10 inches. Truckee received a big addition to that, already. several feet deep. The fall of fresh snow at differént points is as follows : . . oascades 45 inches, Cisco 86 inches, Emigant Gap 20.inches, Blue Canon 30 inches, Towle 20 inches, Gold Run 9 The Law. Makers, ( SaGRamEnTo, Feb. 19—In,the Assembly téday the bill abolishing the State Inthe Senate the amended County Government. bill was passed without sent word to Lord, Salisbury, resenting the action. of England in refusing to join with Germany in. the proposed movement to blockade. the port brother of the Princess of Wales, and the Queen of Greece is'a member of the royal family of Russia, hence any ‘power waging war with Greece will have to fight England and Russia also, if such Cugicaao, Feb. 19—Dan : McOarthy., formerly an employe of a’ printing house here, was hanged. today for. the murder of his wife May 12, 1896. received -religious’ consolation a few days ago and appeared calm)and firm Canna, Feb, 19.—The Greeks attacked the garrison at Voukolies, putting to flight 300 soldiers and 200 Mussulmen who were, in charge. They took refuge at Alikiana, whére they were again beleaguered. There is fighting all along the line. The Governor has sent armed Mussulmen to the rescue of their fellow, ‘ Capu, Feb: 18.—While @*tores of . s workman was engaged to-day lowering a boilerinto the°mew Spanish cruiser, Princess of Assursias, the tackling gave way, and the boiler fell into’ the. //. gathering of men below, killing six and; 5 Gaciee is to “tall in person of the Northern Yacy. is reported to have said he '. preferred to die in battle rather’ than ". fate if he did not take the lead in the aac ae ee < __ Wholesale ale Murder. donc nk, Dy ‘Feb. 18.—A ariel says: Mrs. Waldron, Thomas Spicer and wife, their daughter, Mrs. Rouse, and the latter’s twinchildren,* aged a year, were = at their home near on ‘et or aay. The sade ‘a Bs. r BEveRr.ey, Mass., Feb. 18. —Jobu . Baker, “the sage of Essex,” an abo“Taitionist and one of the founders of the Republican party, is dead, aged 85. He suffered a broken hip in a fall three months ago, and paralysis resulted and dahsed bis-déath. ‘He was born in Beverley August 18, 1812, and has always lived here. A an ORDINANCE Which Is To Be Rigidly Bnforced---It Should Be Read By All. Concerned. As the following City Ordinance, from now henceforth, is to. be strictly enforced we publish it in full so that no one can plead ignorance of the law. It reads as follows : The Trustees of the City of N evada ordain as follows: on 1, No person shall construct tain,suffer to bé‘or remain upon aber premises under his or her his uny cesspool, sink’ or drain, sithnak connecting the same by means of cement or iron pipe, or plank box, with the street sewer in such a manner that it shall be ‘effectually drained and purified if there is a sewer in the street on which said premises may be situated, with which it can be connected. If there be nosewers on said street, the drain to be connected with the nearest street sewer, or run into the creek, flume or ravine, as the case may be, and as the Street Commissioner may direct. Section 2. No person shall suffer or permit any premises belonging to or occupied by him, or any céilar, vault, privy, pool, sewer, or private drains thereon or therein, to become nauseous, foul or offensive, and predjudicial to public comfort. Section -3. No .person or persons owning, having control of any premises any drajn therefrom, to empty into or upon any other premises ‘or _ epbtie id square, street’ or highway. Section 4. No butchers’ offal, garbage nor.any dead rk RR nor any putrid or stinking animal omxogeteble. matter, shall be arowedto f remain on the premses of any person, or be thrown ipto by the limits of this city. has the . nant in the city limits. ans any rubbish, garbage or filth.’ He Prison not to exceed ten days, or both such fine and imprisonment. Passed June 24th, 1881. K. Casprr, Clerk. Are Responding Nobly. The wholesale houses below are dofrom ee net oh Oe Section 5. Every owner, lessee, tenant and oceupant of any stable, or apartment in which any horse, cattle, or swine, or any other animal shall be kept, or any place in which manure or ‘liquid discharge of such animals shall collect or accumulate, shall cause such liquid or manure to be removed to some proper. place, and shall at all times keep or cause to :be kept such stables gnd apartments and the drainage yards and .appurtenances thereof in a cleanly and wholesome condition. Section 6. No person shall obstruct or in any manner interfere with culverts, flumes Or sewers, 80 as to dam up the water and cause it to remain stagSection 7. No person upon any sidewalk shall carry a basket or baskets, bag or bags, suspended trom or attavhéd to poles across or upon the shoulder; and no person on any sidewalk shall carry 80 as to be offensive to pedestriSection 8. Any’ person violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine not less than ten nor more.than one hundred dollars, or imprisonment in the City J. ©. LOokxin, President. . Company of New York. The first samples arrived today. Ruseline skirts, 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Polks + . be att exiled King, which would be bis. ” night from San Francisco. Mrs. H, Pecarty. arrived here last evening from Sacramento. . Casper Samuels, the traveling man arrived on last ; A. L, Williams and F. Clymo were ht’s train. over from Sweetland yesterday. _ Carl Schmidt of the Central House as gone to San Diego on business. . . Hon. R. McMurray is expected here on this evening's train from Sam . ¥rencisco; ‘F. O. Davis of San Francisco arrived.’ here last evening on his way to Downieville. FF. ‘Bovee and wife arrived here last night from. San Jose, and ass bec morning for. North Bloomfield. Mrs. P. W. Gaynor ‘of North San Juan today went toGlen Ellen to. see. her daughtér, who is quite slek. Mrs.M. H. Ohynoweth and E. A. Hayes, who have been at Washington, returned to Edenvale y ordinance, but when reminded. that acase of arrest was pending it was. thought in better taste to let. matters rest in abeyance for a time. It is stated that the defendant. will attack the of the ordinance on legal validity grounds. Redding. “Telephone, The case of the People vs. James . Hosking, charged with keeping open his saloon after midnight, is fixed for Saturday at 10: o'clock, before Judge Paynter and a jury. ©, W. Kitts appear for the defendant end A, Burrows, City Attorney, will conduct the has come to a pretty pass in Ohicago prosecution. A motion wae made at] when a citizen can’t peaceably commit the last Trustee meeting to repeal the Mrs. C. E. Uren is quite ill. Mrs. Dr. McClelien left this mornFlorida orange crop, but the sacri ing for a week's visit-with her family at nity is too good to be lost. It will be] pay : found that the cold wave affected he} no The many teivaits of “Mrs. William prices. : POF Ph aeteoctte: Smith will sincerely regret. to learn that she-is dangerously ill at her home on Richardson street. An: abscess on the brain is the trouble. Opercativow “Terteraee. A fragment. of flying steel drill last night lodged in the any street, alley place or receiving baHenry Alexander at the Cadm’ by © 16 Ld Eternity of Life. from a sin, or in any standing water, excava-. te came to town and had the pron ye¢ ‘ . tion or shaft, or upom the grounds or moved, the operation while a delicate ‘ premises of any person, nor shall any . one being successfully er animal dying of disease, accident or old}p,, Sawyer. sohsas = age, be skinnned ; nor shall any dead animal be buried or thrown into the creek, flumes, ravines or shafts within . . Downe tnd oie ine 8 mi strels at the Theatre Monday night. They have pleased 1 on will ao J.G. Cunningham, Division ‘Baperpassed by the Legislature to be used intendent of the Sunset Telephone Co.,. in reviving military companies that came up from Sacramento last night. GRASS. VALLEY GLBANINGS, . store. The News of Today as Told Over the toward a good life, but there is a repentance with a mental reservation. There is a kind of repentance which is only . . half repentance, but mo matter how . thoroughgoing repentance mag. be, the work of grace does not end there. Edu-. cation, discipline, prayer must follow. The thoroughness ef the conversion will depend much upon all these.—Rev. George L. Perm, Universalist, Boston. . ." Without the admission of .nian’s'éternity of life, man’s immortality in this . atin aga being, man would be ute noexcuse orton no reason for thought, from the mighty plan of the which in infinite numbers‘of a speaks unmistakably of life after déath arid points to that great consummation for man.—Rev.J. W. Obapman, Presbyterian, Philadelphia, Ps. Religion and Fun. I believe that fom is the next best thing toreligion. If a fellow has religion, fun and money, I can’t see what else the fool wants.-Rev. Sam Joneg, . erent, Snare Pere: " Unusual ‘Facilities, “Oh, mamma, I have found out. why Mrs. Solide talks so much.” “Owen, my pet, you shouldn’t——” “Yes, but, mamma,.don’t you see she has a double chin [” William H. Andrews has been appes Tat ta ee ace Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory ‘Hall. nl0 the newspapers in the couity’ to’suspend publication on Monday next The TransonieT will not be published on that day. made for the grand ball on Monday evening next. It will be.the largest and most suocesstil party)ever ‘piven in this city. of the season in this city early this ome qronggeleey ngchpeoanyyer Make 6 day. were disbanded. the Grass Valley company will be re“yet, the report that N. Dot tatoo ‘Bloomer. Minplease you. We believe it is the intention ot all “All of ;the ‘arrangements have been Grissel Bros. had out the first. sleigh f town. Quite a one gee sleighs were out during the ‘ Aabeippropriation of $8000 has been It is.probable that. Arranging A Deal. “Want to buy, that dog 7. . “How much _ “Ob, ru a at cur-rent rates.” A Cnicaco man jumped into the lake at our house’ fore we could get the fun started.” ws sed Sov acces el For Weak. Men. June Yous and Comments. Ln Ni ‘Interest. Men’ s Dress Shoe. toate aia $ 1 Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes, Buttoned, $1 a ea Misses’ Extra Quality School Shoes. sie toa, Sia as Baby nore ———— 7 Re ee ee aaemnehs Otter aT : ened to shoot him if he disobeyed. It & sestnss BROS, Props. ge A degcegen ts SR io ot suicide without placing his: jeopardy Kansas City Joura. = . & STAPLE AND FANCY GROcE SRIES . — You bad ang tan th — = Of every descripelon. were in ‘the way of CANNED Goons. . “ Not much, You see, we had a baby. 3 Doings and Intentions, George Kays is down from the Oali‘Look out for the Bloomer Girls! paP. Peterson of Camptonville was in Business will practically be sus. town last. night. im this city on { : ies i J. A. Holdsworth came down trom ‘The quarterly conference of. the M. . Grauiiteville today. E. Church will be held at 7:30 olelock) « sll th BRANCH Ww John Donnelly was down from Co-. tomorrow evening. Jk a soya a Th nt of 2 lumbia Hill Orr OF evting ot Milo fLodga,K.ot, commercial street. 1 ACY are in-want of Cas aries Fi Sava a Oa last even. =a I be. ini-. to buy Spring Goods and are ceeeer) . ing from San Francisco. . tiated im the et degree. a Major J, §. McBride returned last) ‘The re of Ki Onsper lias not oe gu iota : “Sacrifice All Winter t w We 3 now carry in stock ~ saat a MARYSVILLE FLANNELS : AT MILL PRICES. y Yours for business, A oe LEVY, Mae Country Orders Solicited. . Telephone—One knock at the front door. he Plaza Store. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a a Trial Order . AHA AF NEVADA THEATER, mnday, Feb. 22, 1897. NEW YORK . BLOOMER MINSTRELS And asian Co. 30° PEOPLE. 30 A DECIDED WOVELTY. ‘ t nen ns 0. BLOOMER Gis oe _ SSA _ /FRAMED PICTURES — / Oriental, te te eps All very at=v tt eee An elegant amortment ‘STEEL WIRE DOOR MATS. Of the never-wear-out kind. ‘Do thelr work perfectly and are far the cheapest in the iy WORK BASKETS, FEATHER DUSTERS, ETC. pootcee MINERS LEADS IN FURNITURE. Popular toes Remerved Sea Lis Ff PINE'STREET, NEAR BROAD, .-STYLESCHANGE is” sistas “ NEVADA weg Ba cnsll Crayon and_ Water ‘Color Plctures Trae to. Life, i , Dealer in Groceries Ropenthanss fi jaunty a eeaaeia ilk s Bs vec ear oar etess Is rapidly appre ching. Its comin is "anticipated. at my Tailo poe Pa SMITH — ment by the cant f Sige Hvar SMITH est lot of sam Spring and Sum* mer Suitings ever n here; also the SMITH very latest Fash K a Plates showing how ‘A the goods will look SMITH SMITH © LO We make Cubiaitedgeanah dei the ibe re for . NEVADA CIT There, Are Others! vol Selt 2 A. B. WOLF, the Cash, Grocer, pace intece py pee" Our Prices Are Fully. ibe — a See our work and get our figures. They will satiaty you, meen « ‘made up We make, the best chching to be x oe Deane THE PRIDAY ——— The. co ets for th Monday § so as a@ ™ not let th dances de chase, T in makin; town, whi zens shot will be a@ right, but it will be De Patrick Virginia night fro merly co! but of lat mines. . } ous relati was a nat Dennis City. yes! caused tk was one « Comstoc! positions ing min New Yor! eral year Treland, wife and Yester Davenpo walk tha on the la residenc: into a he down, ‘re walk she before § There ar different dangeror Commit put dow put in g By lo reach ° There and t} Deafn condi Eusta inflam or inj entire Bi Rieknd a:

on blished Sept. Berabisbed Brow Ha Ne cg NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA BROWN & CALKINS, =—— Shot ‘ian fo aE se cesar i FEB. 19% 1807. ee, REGULAR 84 SNOWSTORN The Heaviest Fall of the of the Season —Piling ‘Up in the Higher Altimdes, © . , if u Last aight the weather in this seo-. ) 0 . . Hi » . tion was-of. the blizzard order. At 6 o'clock in the evening thesnow that fell “during the day, had been converted into slash and was about two inches deep. About 8 o'clock a, strong, wind . . ‘prevailed, and later the wind.blew: a gale, dtiving the accompanying «leet and snow before it in great sheets, THe. snow. being very fine-and falling upon ‘ the slush did not pile up very fast. It continued to fall at intervals during the night, and at 10 o’clock this morning had attained a depth of six inches. _ Qn Banner mountain and on the ridges a few miles from town it is over a foot deep. : At 8 o'clock this afternoon the snow was 8 inches og this city. Word TOM n Am ASEAN OK? Fort: in ceer : oe ) Sanction the Blockade. received from pdints above give the depth this foren: as follows; © Mountain House, 2}% feet; Camptonville, 1 > foot; Graniteville, 81g feet. At Free‘ @Man’s crossing on the Middle Yuba there is.more srfow than has been seen ~ ‘there for a long time. ‘It ‘has: been snowing hatd all day at these places. This morning at 10 o’clock the snow was nearly two feet deep at Banner Mountain. The Eureka stage goes to Moore's Flat, and. from there to Eureka a sleigh is used. —-———-+ ae The President’s at’s Dally Routine. Bx-President Harrison hag written of “A Day With the President at His Desk” for the’ March Ladies’ Home Journal. The article is said to be singularly ‘interesting in the: detail with which it describes the wearisome routine of the President. It is said.’ that General Harrison, in this article, has : delivered himself with great ‘directness ae and vigor, relative to. the ‘annoyances that are visited upon a Chief Evecutive by persistent office-seekers, and he suggests a unique plan, by which the ident’s burdens in that direction could be greatly lightened, and he be enabled to devote more attention to: more important matters. A feature of the arti. ele that will-have a timely interest to those’ ambitious.. to.serve the country under the incoming administration, describes very fully how the President makes appointments to office. “A Day With the President at His’ Desk” is unique in being the first time that soit an voc; Just Deserts. Special to the DaiLy TRANSCRIPT. A Sheriff Killed, conviétion of the assassins. Heavy Fall of Snow. on'the’ground and the snow there . described by one who has filled the exag alted office. Articles upon the social ; and domestic life of the President: by Gneral Harrison will follow in succes. iuches, Colfax 5 inches. ive issues of the Journal. —_——-——_ + 96+ Died This Morning. Mrs. Pauline Williams, relict. of. the late R. G. Williams, died about 3 .o’clock this morning at her home on the bedrock just west of town. Death was caused by asthma and general debility. Deceased had been in poor health for several years, and had been sick since last November. Mrs. Williams formerly lived at the Derbec mine, where she kept hotel for six years. She also lived for awhile at Grass Valley, and for the last fifteen years -has resided in this vicinity. Her husband died at North Bloomfield. She leaves one son. Al H. Williams of this city. Mrs. Williams was a native of France, aged 6C years. The funeral will take place o1: Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock, from Bt Canice: Catholic Church. —_—+-2@0-+-———-A WellKnown Editor. Lauren E. Crane,’ who. committed suicide in Sah Francisco a few days 5 ‘ azo, was connected with the Sacray mento press a quarter of acentury ago. He committed suicide with laudanum. Owing to intemperate habits Crane had had no steady employment for « long time. He occasionally found work as an expert accountant, Crane was a talented writer of both verse and prose. A: few years ago he published a book upon the. life and public services of Governor Booth. Crane was Executive Secretary under Governor Booth. a . se nae A Pleasant Party. ; Last evening quite a number of the lady and’ gentlemen friends -of Mrs. ; Geo. Fischer tendered her a surprise pe party at her home on the Plaza. A \y, splendid time was hadby all present, music, dancing,games and various amusements being indulged in until a late hour. Refreshments were served r about midnight. Budd Full 1 of Prunes. Budd has had $5,000 more printing done on his own account than any of his predecessor; the railroad commission called for $6,000 more thanusual These two items alone account for over twenty per cent of the deficit, The Governor appears to be afflicted with an over-diet of prunes. f ee BDO Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Judge ¥F. T. Nilon presiding: : / Estate of Joseph Olive, deceased. Order of publication of notice to creditors and appointing D. E. Morgan, M. M. Baruh and R. B. Tromelin spprnienrs. Raiload Commission was defeated a vote of 26.to 29. Geen King William Is Vexed, Bern, Feb, 19.—King William of Athens. The King of Greece is an issue becomes necessary. Wife Murderer: Hung. while on thé scaffold. . Captured rl Garrison. religionists. ~ Crushed 10 alk” seriously injuring ten others. — Takes Command, Paris, Feb. 18.—A dispatch / / THO Untown: Men vA: “Tl from Winina, forty miles south of here, SNOW. FALLING FAST IN THE j MOPNTAIN, rau Grecian Forces ictal hailing THE "RAILROAD COMMISSION ‘10. CON /SINUG DM BRISTERORS 9 . ie Resents Great Britain's Rats : A Chicago. Wife Murderer Gets His Santa Fz, Feb, 19.—Sheriff Dow was killed last night by two men who hid between buildings and shot him as he passed. The Sheriff had been very active in hunting down cattle thieves, and it is thought ‘the murderers: were members of that class. vf offenders. Governor Thornton has offered a’ reward of $500 each for the arrest and Sacramento, Feb, 19.— Dispatches from different points along the railroad report a heavy snowstorm in the mounfains last night. At Carson there was a fall of several inches of new snow,and at Reno the depth was increased 10 inches, During the past 24 hours 42 inches fell at the Summit, making the’ ‘shall suffer or permitithe drainage, or total depth 12 feet 10 inches. Truckee received a big addition to that, already. several feet deep. The fall of fresh snow at differént points is as follows : . . oascades 45 inches, Cisco 86 inches, Emigant Gap 20.inches, Blue Canon 30 inches, Towle 20 inches, Gold Run 9 The Law. Makers, ( SaGRamEnTo, Feb. 19—In,the Assembly téday the bill abolishing the State Inthe Senate the amended County Government. bill was passed without sent word to Lord, Salisbury, resenting the action. of England in refusing to join with Germany in. the proposed movement to blockade. the port brother of the Princess of Wales, and the Queen of Greece is'a member of the royal family of Russia, hence any ‘power waging war with Greece will have to fight England and Russia also, if such Cugicaao, Feb. 19—Dan : McOarthy., formerly an employe of a’ printing house here, was hanged. today for. the murder of his wife May 12, 1896. received -religious’ consolation a few days ago and appeared calm)and firm Canna, Feb, 19.—The Greeks attacked the garrison at Voukolies, putting to flight 300 soldiers and 200 Mussulmen who were, in charge. They took refuge at Alikiana, whére they were again beleaguered. There is fighting all along the line. The Governor has sent armed Mussulmen to the rescue of their fellow, ‘ Capu, Feb: 18.—While @*tores of . s workman was engaged to-day lowering a boilerinto the°mew Spanish cruiser, Princess of Assursias, the tackling gave way, and the boiler fell into’ the. //. gathering of men below, killing six and; 5 Gaciee is to “tall in person of the Northern Yacy. is reported to have said he '. preferred to die in battle rather’ than ". fate if he did not take the lead in the aac ae ee < __ Wholesale ale Murder. donc nk, Dy ‘Feb. 18.—A ariel says: Mrs. Waldron, Thomas Spicer and wife, their daughter, Mrs. Rouse, and the latter’s twinchildren,* aged a year, were = at their home near on ‘et or aay. The sade ‘a Bs. r BEveRr.ey, Mass., Feb. 18. —Jobu . Baker, “the sage of Essex,” an abo“Taitionist and one of the founders of the Republican party, is dead, aged 85. He suffered a broken hip in a fall three months ago, and paralysis resulted and dahsed bis-déath. ‘He was born in Beverley August 18, 1812, and has always lived here. A an ORDINANCE Which Is To Be Rigidly Bnforced---It Should Be Read By All. Concerned. As the following City Ordinance, from now henceforth, is to. be strictly enforced we publish it in full so that no one can plead ignorance of the law. It reads as follows : The Trustees of the City of N evada ordain as follows: on 1, No person shall construct tain,suffer to bé‘or remain upon aber premises under his or her his uny cesspool, sink’ or drain, sithnak connecting the same by means of cement or iron pipe, or plank box, with the street sewer in such a manner that it shall be ‘effectually drained and purified if there is a sewer in the street on which said premises may be situated, with which it can be connected. If there be nosewers on said street, the drain to be connected with the nearest street sewer, or run into the creek, flume or ravine, as the case may be, and as the Street Commissioner may direct. Section 2. No person shall suffer or permit any premises belonging to or occupied by him, or any céilar, vault, privy, pool, sewer, or private drains thereon or therein, to become nauseous, foul or offensive, and predjudicial to public comfort. Section -3. No .person or persons owning, having control of any premises any drajn therefrom, to empty into or upon any other premises ‘or _ epbtie id square, street’ or highway. Section 4. No butchers’ offal, garbage nor.any dead rk RR nor any putrid or stinking animal omxogeteble. matter, shall be arowedto f remain on the premses of any person, or be thrown ipto by the limits of this city. has the . nant in the city limits. ans any rubbish, garbage or filth.’ He Prison not to exceed ten days, or both such fine and imprisonment. Passed June 24th, 1881. K. Casprr, Clerk. Are Responding Nobly. The wholesale houses below are dofrom ee net oh Oe Section 5. Every owner, lessee, tenant and oceupant of any stable, or apartment in which any horse, cattle, or swine, or any other animal shall be kept, or any place in which manure or ‘liquid discharge of such animals shall collect or accumulate, shall cause such liquid or manure to be removed to some proper. place, and shall at all times keep or cause to :be kept such stables gnd apartments and the drainage yards and .appurtenances thereof in a cleanly and wholesome condition. Section 6. No person shall obstruct or in any manner interfere with culverts, flumes Or sewers, 80 as to dam up the water and cause it to remain stagSection 7. No person upon any sidewalk shall carry a basket or baskets, bag or bags, suspended trom or attavhéd to poles across or upon the shoulder; and no person on any sidewalk shall carry 80 as to be offensive to pedestriSection 8. Any’ person violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and be punished by a fine not less than ten nor more.than one hundred

dollars, or imprisonment in the City J. ©. LOokxin, President. . Company of New York. The first samples arrived today. Ruseline skirts, 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Polks + . be att exiled King, which would be bis. ” night from San Francisco. Mrs. H, Pecarty. arrived here last evening from Sacramento. . Casper Samuels, the traveling man arrived on last ; A. L, Williams and F. Clymo were ht’s train. over from Sweetland yesterday. _ Carl Schmidt of the Central House as gone to San Diego on business. . . Hon. R. McMurray is expected here on this evening's train from Sam . ¥rencisco; ‘F. O. Davis of San Francisco arrived.’ here last evening on his way to Downieville. FF. ‘Bovee and wife arrived here last night from. San Jose, and ass bec morning for. North Bloomfield. Mrs. P. W. Gaynor ‘of North San Juan today went toGlen Ellen to. see. her daughtér, who is quite slek. Mrs.M. H. Ohynoweth and E. A. Hayes, who have been at Washington, returned to Edenvale y ordinance, but when reminded. that acase of arrest was pending it was. thought in better taste to let. matters rest in abeyance for a time. It is stated that the defendant. will attack the of the ordinance on legal validity grounds. Redding. “Telephone, The case of the People vs. James . Hosking, charged with keeping open his saloon after midnight, is fixed for Saturday at 10: o'clock, before Judge Paynter and a jury. ©, W. Kitts appear for the defendant end A, Burrows, City Attorney, will conduct the has come to a pretty pass in Ohicago prosecution. A motion wae made at] when a citizen can’t peaceably commit the last Trustee meeting to repeal the Mrs. C. E. Uren is quite ill. Mrs. Dr. McClelien left this mornFlorida orange crop, but the sacri ing for a week's visit-with her family at nity is too good to be lost. It will be] pay : found that the cold wave affected he} no The many teivaits of “Mrs. William prices. : POF Ph aeteoctte: Smith will sincerely regret. to learn that she-is dangerously ill at her home on Richardson street. An: abscess on the brain is the trouble. Opercativow “Terteraee. A fragment. of flying steel drill last night lodged in the any street, alley place or receiving baHenry Alexander at the Cadm’ by © 16 Ld Eternity of Life. from a sin, or in any standing water, excava-. te came to town and had the pron ye¢ ‘ . tion or shaft, or upom the grounds or moved, the operation while a delicate ‘ premises of any person, nor shall any . one being successfully er animal dying of disease, accident or old}p,, Sawyer. sohsas = age, be skinnned ; nor shall any dead animal be buried or thrown into the creek, flumes, ravines or shafts within . . Downe tnd oie ine 8 mi strels at the Theatre Monday night. They have pleased 1 on will ao J.G. Cunningham, Division ‘Baperpassed by the Legislature to be used intendent of the Sunset Telephone Co.,. in reviving military companies that came up from Sacramento last night. GRASS. VALLEY GLBANINGS, . store. The News of Today as Told Over the toward a good life, but there is a repentance with a mental reservation. There is a kind of repentance which is only . . half repentance, but mo matter how . thoroughgoing repentance mag. be, the work of grace does not end there. Edu-. cation, discipline, prayer must follow. The thoroughness ef the conversion will depend much upon all these.—Rev. George L. Perm, Universalist, Boston. . ." Without the admission of .nian’s'éternity of life, man’s immortality in this . atin aga being, man would be ute noexcuse orton no reason for thought, from the mighty plan of the which in infinite numbers‘of a speaks unmistakably of life after déath arid points to that great consummation for man.—Rev.J. W. Obapman, Presbyterian, Philadelphia, Ps. Religion and Fun. I believe that fom is the next best thing toreligion. If a fellow has religion, fun and money, I can’t see what else the fool wants.-Rev. Sam Joneg, . erent, Snare Pere: " Unusual ‘Facilities, “Oh, mamma, I have found out. why Mrs. Solide talks so much.” “Owen, my pet, you shouldn’t——” “Yes, but, mamma,.don’t you see she has a double chin [” William H. Andrews has been appes Tat ta ee ace Laundry. All ordersgiven prompt attention. Broad street, one door below Armory ‘Hall. nl0 the newspapers in the couity’ to’suspend publication on Monday next The TransonieT will not be published on that day. made for the grand ball on Monday evening next. It will be.the largest and most suocesstil party)ever ‘piven in this city. of the season in this city early this ome qronggeleey ngchpeoanyyer Make 6 day. were disbanded. the Grass Valley company will be re“yet, the report that N. Dot tatoo ‘Bloomer. Minplease you. We believe it is the intention ot all “All of ;the ‘arrangements have been Grissel Bros. had out the first. sleigh f town. Quite a one gee sleighs were out during the ‘ Aabeippropriation of $8000 has been It is.probable that. Arranging A Deal. “Want to buy, that dog 7. . “How much _ “Ob, ru a at cur-rent rates.” A Cnicaco man jumped into the lake at our house’ fore we could get the fun started.” ws sed Sov acces el For Weak. Men. June Yous and Comments. Ln Ni ‘Interest. Men’ s Dress Shoe. toate aia $ 1 Ladies’ Fine Kid Shoes, Buttoned, $1 a ea Misses’ Extra Quality School Shoes. sie toa, Sia as Baby nore ———— 7 Re ee ee aaemnehs Otter aT : ened to shoot him if he disobeyed. It & sestnss BROS, Props. ge A degcegen ts SR io ot suicide without placing his: jeopardy Kansas City Joura. = . & STAPLE AND FANCY GROcE SRIES . — You bad ang tan th — = Of every descripelon. were in ‘the way of CANNED Goons. . “ Not much, You see, we had a baby. 3 Doings and Intentions, George Kays is down from the Oali‘Look out for the Bloomer Girls! paP. Peterson of Camptonville was in Business will practically be sus. town last. night. im this city on { : ies i J. A. Holdsworth came down trom ‘The quarterly conference of. the M. . Grauiiteville today. E. Church will be held at 7:30 olelock) « sll th BRANCH Ww John Donnelly was down from Co-. tomorrow evening. Jk a soya a Th nt of 2 lumbia Hill Orr OF evting ot Milo fLodga,K..ot, commercial street. 1 ACY are in-want of Cas aries Fi Sava a Oa last even. =a I be. ini-. to buy Spring Goods and are ceeeer) . ing from San Francisco. . tiated im the et degree. a Major J, §. McBride returned last) ‘The re of Ki Onsper lias not oe gu iota : “Sacrifice All Winter t w We 3 now carry in stock ~ saat a MARYSVILLE FLANNELS : AT MILL PRICES. y Yours for business, A oe LEVY, Mae Country Orders Solicited. . Telephone—One knock at the front door. he Plaza Store. All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a a Trial Order . AHA AF NEVADA THEATER, mnday, Feb. 22, 1897. NEW YORK . BLOOMER MINSTRELS And asian Co. 30° PEOPLE. 30 A DECIDED WOVELTY. ‘ t nen ns 0. BLOOMER Gis oe _ SSA _ /FRAMED PICTURES — / Oriental, te te eps All very at=v tt eee An elegant amortment ‘STEEL WIRE DOOR MATS.. Of the never-wear-out kind. ‘Do thelr work perfectly and are far the cheapest in the iy WORK BASKETS, FEATHER DUSTERS, ETC. pootcee MINERS LEADS IN FURNITURE. Popular toes Remerved Sea Lis Ff PINE'STREET, NEAR BROAD, .-STYLESCHANGE is” sistas “ NEVADA weg Ba cnsll Crayon and_ Water ‘Color Plctures Trae to. Life, i , Dealer in Groceries Ropenthanss fi jaunty a eeaaeia ilk s Bs vec ear oar etess Is rapidly appre ching. Its comin is "anticipated. at my Tailo poe Pa SMITH — ment by the cant f Sige Hvar SMITH est lot of sam Spring and Sum* mer Suitings ever n here; also the SMITH very latest Fash K a Plates showing how ‘A the goods will look SMITH SMITH © LO We make Cubiaitedgeanah dei the ibe re for . NEVADA CIT There, Are Others! vol Selt 2 A. B. WOLF, the Cash, Grocer, pace intece py pee" Our Prices Are Fully. ibe — a See our work and get our figures. They will satiaty you, meen « ‘made up We make, the best chching to be x oe Deane THE PRIDAY ——— The. co ets for th Monday § so as a@ ™ not let th dances de chase, T in makin; town, whi zens shot will be a@ right, but it will be De Patrick Virginia night fro merly co! but of lat mines. . } ous relati was a nat Dennis City. yes! caused tk was one « Comstoc! positions ing min New Yor! eral year Treland, wife and Yester Davenpo walk tha on the la residenc: into a he down, ‘re walk she before § There ar different dangeror Commit put dow put in g By lo reach ° There and t} Deafn condi Eusta inflam or inj entire Bi Rieknd a: