February 5, 1902 (4 pages)

soit ths ee TRANSORIPT, SDAY e way ER: 8» sso eee : 1 and Coming. nt : _ Baruh Is quite sick. _ ngenberger of San Franeiaco. ere on the morning train. Remele of Sacramento arrived te i An arrived here last evenSt. Louis. ‘ nan of Washington left this for San Francisco on miness. me Keyser of San Franvisiting Mrs. Ostrom. Blundell, one ofthe largest ders in the Lone Star Mining y, arrived here last evening. amblin is here from Tonoyada. ndon of Petaluma went up to wily Hill mine today. Rector bas returned from the The 0x, fae agent, —e0Oe— smoke, Tho at Rector Bry AQ), Bank and R. D, Davis arrived evening from Fremont. . Jones has gone to North Maddrill of North San Juan last evening. Getchell has returned from M. Nosler of Oakland is here t visit. . Bessie Hanley bas returned n Francisco, She was accomy a young daughter of John yra Ostrom arrived here yesaa eo. n her way to Oakland. . Ski rtachoke; wife and daughter, e been to’ San Francisco for two weeks, returned here last on their way to the Delbi (208, Columbia Hill. McKinney of San Francisco y here. ; se left this morning for You $8.50, he interest of Legg & Shaw Co 59 and $8, s Schenk went over to You These gg ; : id Mrs. Huntoon returned to 4 nto today after attending the er before, of the late D. 8. Baker. made ext amer and daughter left this . Flounce for San Francisco, where Nell wort reside, —=—. eee our Yow racy Makes for Samplui Good Record. H. Sigourney, who was born bd at this city, is now making ble record for himself in the billiard player. The followdispatch of his last game is matory: i bRK, February 3—In the first he Class A billiard tournathe Knickerbocker Athletic ght forthe amateur billiard bship of America at the fourbalkline game, Wilson H, y of San Francisco easily dearles S. Schmitt of Boston 2 of 400 to 251. Sigourney is eur champion of the Past, and he showed that he bd cue wielding to a high chmitt, the loser of tonight’s he present amateur champw England. After the fourning Sigourney began to » when he ran _ thirty-four the prettiest kind of billiards. played steadily and in his h inning he piled up an even tury. In -his thirty-eighth made his highest run, fiftye Californian was loudly apat the close of ‘his brilliant LL REY ness Cannot Be Cured. Hat g & surprisingi if you don't rice. All Noy ICK, . TU) Watch Ch Guitar ow as pd to be Hirata 8pplications, as_ they cannot diseased portion of the ear. only one way.to cure deafi that is by constitutional Deatness is caused by an condition of the mucous lin®. Eustachian Tube, When gets inflamed you have a o "a teat ae cee eseeeenetmstsesesnteeeeererensee aT OTHE the Sole Owner. ~~ Good News. F. J. J. Sloat of Hamilton, Ohio, has purchased the property of the Mountaineer Mill an Mining Company, down Deer Creek: Superintendent William Dennis will get everything in readiness this month and the mine will be started in full blast immediately after. An adjoining tract of land is also included jin the purchase. Mr. Sloat spent the greater part of last Summer in this city, During his stay he made. many warm friends by his genial disposition and kindly ways. He is President of two of the largest railroad companies in his home section, and is a man of wealth, While here he made a thorough examination familar. with its workings from top to bottom. He has great faith in the property and intends to work it on an extensive scale. Being a man of much experience in business circles and enterprising in every respect, his advent to this district means a great deal ag regards its proeperity. Mr. Dennis, the Superintendent, will push the work ahead with vigor, and it will not be long until the mine will be producing handsomely. He is a thorough miner, being particulary conversant with underground operations, and is a man of far-seeing judgment. . The re-opening of the Mountaineer ander such favorable vircamstances is exceedingly gratifying ‘to every wellwisher of our city. It will largely increase the flow of money in local business channels, and add to the wave of prosperity that is now starting in the mining industry here. -Condensations. The Native Sdns will have a good time at the meeting next Tuesday night and several candidates will be initiated. . The dancing school class meets at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. Not only do the scholars learn to dance but they also have a social time. Company. © will not give its usual weekly social at Armory Hall Saturday night as the masquerade to be given by them comes off Monday night. , Tomorrow afternoon several of the wives, daughters, sisters and mothers of members of Milo Lodge of Knights of Pythias will meet at the New Union hotel for the purpose of organizing a new temple of Rathbone Sisters. The young people of Nevada City and Grass Valley are contemplating the formation of a cotillion club for the purpose of giving parties alternately between the two cities. William Conlin has secured the contract to carry mail between Grass Valley and Marysville. for four years. R. McDougall of Graysen, Stanislaus county, has gene to Downieville to assist in the defense of Frank Geary, who killed Frank Saunderhaues 28 week ago at the Gold Point mine, Sierra county. In the Superior Court today an order was made of notiee to creditors in the estate of Mary E. Burekhalter, deceased. Asa failuremapy men are acomplete success. i Delinquent Sale Notice, EVADA COUNTY OJL COMPANY. LO. N cation of privcipal place of business, Nevada City, Celifornia. ation of works, Kern County, California. : Notlce—-Thore are delinquent upon the following ‘descri stock on account of Assessment bes levied i the ues Say of December, 1901, the several amoun op site the names of the respective shareboliore as follows: NAMES NO. CBBT. NO.GHABES AMT. ' sound or imperfect hearing, . Arbo; B.L., bal 427 8120 $312 ° n itis entirely closed ares, i theca F. L.. 4 600 609 y rial é ne result,.and unless the inBroken nO. @ 10 1 ne ee ts taken is and this Goss, Thos. x sieese 8s i 1 4 S norma i oan, ‘Lhos.N .. ill be destroyed fonerer, yar Coley Gane Wo Et Fv} F of ten are caused by catarrh, . Katon, Be nkeewe SD 200 20 mothing but an inflamed con. Eaton, R. W . 501 200 2 ithe mucous surfaces, Godivey, ow ee iis 89 60 pare oe Hundred Dollars jaberese je 2 iS i Of deafness (caused b ob, Evan J..ery rapidl hat cannot be poet by Hall's baer g7ri pond Re all gone § ure. Send for circulars, free . Johnson, Cyril . . 100 10 CHENEY £CO.,Toledo,O. . Johnson, Cyril. 100 10 druggists, 5c. ' Kitts, Henry L 3» 3 : le Family Pille are the beat. oe vs J. de: 190 rm] «i Je weit + 19-5 Mobley, W. ui u olland Ranch, situated orter, R. R.. ae . 25 Hill is ‘offered ata bargain. . Pilise Hiitabeh: me . down and balance on time. . Pilling, Elizabeth. 38 8 bf Brown & Morgan. tf es paaeee SON 358 108 0 RP EGA I Pilling, Luther.. 355 100 10 ce omen and Jewels. Pilling, LaShee.. a8 4 » pg, Luthner.. ap flowers, man—that is Piling. Luther. ./;. $86 10 10 Of @ woman’s references. jummer, . A. 3 Rrooer) CME © Mcnet of mighty power. Kaew Ge ee ¥P Oss, aly be cont erage woman, wen that . Ross, Mrs. Adella. 480 10000. 190 —. the weWels. health, is often . Ross. Mrs. Adelie. 610 61 the strenous efforts to make Ross’ Mre. Adella. 483 1500 150 * money to purchasa them. . Scadden, P. G.. 455 5000 500 n will risk her health to get . Scedde: BG. 06 5000 wo » 6. fom, then let her fortify her-. Taylor, F. W..: 403, «(5000800 : lg a l tthe insiduons consequen. Taylor, F. W. .. 465 500. 50 ghs, colds . Taylor, F. W. .. 466 500 i) and bronchial af. Tey ve to 4 . tee the regular use of Dr. Thomas, te aa 184 _ 8” German Syrup. It will] Andin rdence with law atd the order i sup consum e l port arrest ption in ifg. of the Board of Directors madeon the Jam 4 pat minis hint neal the affected langs eo Se of aoe nk co mnie be Decessary xcellent 4 chial Pls rgar and drive the wt be sold at the tice of t’ company, ‘ e sa sO Out He fo Contain gure. TEP at, ar cot SAE Gear a , te) '. . aved to colds and ‘all bronchial . said day, to pay said delinquent assessment , some of You can get Dr. G. G. thereon, together with costs of advertising able remedies at all drag. °°4 ©*Pensos of WwW. B. ROB Searetenyi Commeroit! riage Citinens Bani, Nevada + Calta's Special Almanse. rE. CE Sloat is Now) SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESESESSESSSSSSSESESS SESSSSSEEEES Loomis to Newcastle, aid there’ is Colfax . will Probably “Be Left Out, . The Call of yesterday has an article relative to changes to be made in the line of the Central Pacific. Railroad in Placer county. It says: “Wm. Hood, Chief Engineer’ of the Central Pacific Railroad, is authority for the statement that certain towns on the line of the read in Placer‘county will be left off the line when the road is shortened and put upon easier grades. When asked to. mention the towns Mr. Hood said he could not say as yet. He was asked if Auburn, Oolfax, Penryn, Newcastle and Loomis would be affected. He replied that he would not give definite information. A new line has been surveyed from. much talk in Auburn and the other places as to the probable changes. It is represented that the new line is more likely to be run through Auburn upon the ridge above it. It seems almost certain that Towle, Dutch Flat, Colfax and the other stations to Auburn will be cut off of the main line, and the present road will be used for local travel. To Dredge the American River What is known as a Dryland dredge is about to be built on the banks of the North Fork of the American river, seven miles from Colfax, with the intention of working the tailings fed into this section of the American from Indian and other canyons in the vicinity. The grognd is said to be rich, and the promoters have great expectations of success by the introduction of this method of dredging. Under this pate ent the machinery is built on a platform on the surface of the ground, the excavation being made with a scoop type of dredge and handled by the derrick process. The dirt is elevated from sixteen to eighteen feet above surface, passing over grizzly separating coarse from fine, the latter eventually passing through a system of sluices fitted out with all modern gold saving appliances. ‘The power used will be steam, with wood for fuel. Each scoop lifts one cubie yard, and its working capacity is thirty cubic yards per hour. By this method it is claimed the bed rock riffles can be cleaned up effectively. When it is reached the pit is pumped dry, allowing perfect freedom in saving the coarse gold. The elevation of the dirt gives plenty of fall, andas clean water is used the fine gold gets a better chance to settle. H.J. Barton and A. La Bud are patentees of the dredge. Stop Wasting Water ! Complaints are being made that there is an unnecessary waste of water all over the city, and IT MUST BE STOPPED. People should be careful and use the water economically or extreme measures will be resorted to. By order of the Board of Trustees. j80-1w HvuaH Moros, Oollector. —_—_—__ + --@e -— —__---— _ Physicians would not recommend Jesee Moore whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Food Changed to Poison, Patrefying food in the intestines roduces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Oonstipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. oar + If you have never tasted Gilt Edge whiskey try it once and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. oe Chinese New: Year SeasonWill Start “To-Horroy, » Obinatown is all ready for the opening of the New Year festivities, which will be opened tomorrow with bomb, firecracker and:punk. Yesterday acommittee of Chinese merchants applied to the Board of City Trustees for permission to“‘burn powder” and make lots of noise, The Board granted the request, with a strict understanding that due caution is to be observed. That ie that care must be taken not to scare horses or injure anyone in any way. This the committee guaranteed to do .as far as possible, and after 12 o’clock tonight the din and noise will begin. The “fun” will have a two-weeks’ ran, amd the wily Heathen will eat, drink and make “goo-goo eyes” at his lady love. There will be more firecrackers burned this year than usual, and the attendance of OChinamen from outside points promises to be correspondingly large. Times in the local Chinese colony for. the last year have been pretty good, and this fact will cut a big figure in making the celebration satisfactory to the Mongolian’s idea of the fitnéss of things, Naval Strength. Sir Charles W. Dilke contributes. to the Oosmopolitan for February an article on “The Naval Strength of Nations,” which gives not only a most ioteresting and comprehensive account of the navies of the great powers, but alsoa clear insight into world politics. Few men possess such knowledge as from years of experience in a diplomatic and political oareer, The article is se broad in scope and straightforward in treatment that it will be read with interest not alone by States. men bat by everyone whose thoughts travel beyond the immediate wants of a single day. ai, A great many people think if they had plenty’of money, they would do nothing but travel. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to arissel Bros , Commercial street, Tho finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jams in the market. fe21-tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf BORN. At Blue Test, February 5, 1902, to the wife of Caribeana Orzali, a son. Saaemaeenseerers Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ones of all deseription. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF yremnous cress apesialy. ssa Mail! xpress orders prom to. GOLD BOUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. vT. H. HICKS & CO. Did You Get. — The Picture you wanted? I have a few : High Grade Goods Which J. will sell ‘at wholesale cost price this week. I do not wish to carry these goods over. MOORE —> .Ohe Phatographer T make Picture frames to Order. ee eee e: VREAVAVS B Pw vv clean house. find them. prices. of good values awaits at less than cost. all. Tel, Main 791 efore stock taking we are going to our store of all odds and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing. will be sold at cut In the Furnishing Goods a harvest ONE .PRICG USE CLEANING We are going to clear you. Odds and erds All of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you Store Closes at 7:30. Cor. Broad & The Red Front & Pine Streets, Main Street, § Nevada City. ‘ Grass Valley. @ Tel. Main 751 CLOTH IOoRS the author’s, gained . Wey EHMANN RQ . GEO. C. GAYLORD € SONPROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET incisal A Smoothe Apticle. Kansas City, Mo, February 4—N. D. Parker, a young man who lives at Ottawa, Kansas, has been held for the Federal Grand Jary on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails by obtainsaid he obtained $50,000 worth of goods from prominent firms of Chicago, St, Joseph and Kansas City, ordering in the name of the Ottawa Brokerage Company. BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 4—At a meeting of the Kern City Board of Trustees last evening, Dr. McKenzie was removed from the «Health Board at the request of the Health Officers. This action was taken because of Dr. McKenzie’s action in . having failed to notify the proper authorities of the fact that he was a sufferer from varioloid. No action has yet been de cided uponas tothe appointment ‘of the deposed physician’s successor, Want a Park. BAKERSFIELD, February 4—The City Trustees have desided that a special election should be called to vote bonds in the sum of $100,000 for improvements in this city, including a public park, a new fire house and a City Hall. A committee will circulate a petition to find-what the people think of the proposition, Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. sas 3 were raised and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. o11-tt ——_--+ e@e + —_-—__ —— Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sele by H. Dicker an sole agent. ——-+ $@ee —— Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-gnion picnic and gathering: of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five-cents each at E. W, Schmidt's cigar store.They will be vale aable in years to come, tf Me goods under false pretenses. It is In For Kruger. Wasmixetox, Febraary 4 — Representative Cochran, of Midis, toda: introduced in the House the following resolution: “Reselved, By the Senate and the House, that the Hon. Peal, Kruger, President of the South African Republic, is hereby invited to visit the United States as the guest of the country st such time as. may suit his convenience, For thé defrayment of the expenses ineurred in his entertainment while in this country the suai of: $25,000, er so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.” Mr. Knapp, of New York, and Mr. Bates, of Pennsylvania, supported the bill, and Mr. Lanshan, of Texas, opposed it. Hogs Dying Fast. PENDLETON, Or., Feb, 4—Heg cholera is raging with ‘raging with disastrous results to livestoek, and scores of infected animals are being killed. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Tho ma> Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Broa. . Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Coffee?. We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. seqnvever ee vereneserneerverenesernroqrrverenrnererrersersnrsreretrverey MAKING FRIENDS. Retain old friends besides. know. 18 Commercial Street a The OANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day Try our Celebrated Spanish Patoche and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we sdainiei aie sinks POLBY’S Etfareervernnrnererervernereerer verte . N Nevada Qity. ION Poor Los Angeles. Los Anarieys, (City of the Angels), y . Peb. 4—During the past week heavy frosts have prevailed here and now we have on the market a snow, sleet . or hail storm—real Eastern weather, Say the excursionists, The present weather was never advertised, but on the contrary this place has always Glaimed be one of eternal sunshine. Things haye flopped—Northern California hasturned the tables on us, and changed climates. Yesterday snow fell heavily on the mountains, and in the higher valleys it was sufficient. to cover the ground several fuches. The snow that accumulated upen the trees broke down many branches and injured many trees. —_— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabe leta. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. Cc. ——---+@Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. Hlidvin er Suesestions PRPEPPPPPES PEPPPPO OPED ‘A Hot Water Bottle Is good fot various little aches and pains, and is most excellent for COLD FEET POS : Don’t use sticky Preparations that sting and smart when applied. @LANOLINEsI¢ COLDsJ¢ CREAM 9) Soothes, Softens, Heals 25 Cents a Box. That cough is beginning to trouble you, is it ? Vinton’s Cough Syrup has along list of admirers. It goes to the-spot and quickly gives relief. ‘VINTON’S PHARMACY Bargains we have made a Big Reduct We have determined to close get your choice. You will be you will get, SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine We Must Have Room > We have a large stock™of Spring Goods on the way and in order to make roomffor it Bargains ion in all our Winter Goods. them all out. Call now and surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Streets, Nevada City. TAR There Are None Better Our reputation will not permit us Whieh is Guaranteed not Reasonable in Price. Universal and Gem Monitor Sel Rages wony sue) ple . p Los amy to carry inferior Goods, Examine our line of Ranges and also our complete stovk of Yan Dyke Enamel Ware to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and miss this sale. All Must Go. We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and . will clear our shelves of all Winter looking for Bargains io Millinery and Dry Goods should not . We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it. . ao § ane: FC Crawford "nse : Goods. Those who are Everything nas been red SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT 3¢ pound packages, 15c, 1 pound package, 30c, CROMARTY SMOKED BLOATERS, 5c each; 6 for 25 eents . MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 240 OUR OWN BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. can 530c GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 250 We are Agents for Dritted Snow Flour. Chas. E. Mulloy, Groce Broad Street, Nevadaj[City. ELLO, . Geo. EB. Turner Y PERT RE RRR VER LV EY UO EG v y Y y Y y y y y y Try Pride of Virginia Cut. Plug Smoking Tobacco. . 10 and 20 cents each. Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor, SHON In cans a AR

soit ths ee TRANSORIPT, SDAY e way ER: 8» sso eee : 1 and Coming. nt : _ Baruh Is quite sick. _ ngenberger of San Franeiaco. ere on the morning train. Remele of Sacramento arrived te i An arrived here last evenSt. Louis. ‘ nan of Washington left this for San Francisco on miness. me Keyser of San Franvisiting Mrs. Ostrom. Blundell, one ofthe largest ders in the Lone Star Mining y, arrived here last evening. amblin is here from Tonoyada. ndon of Petaluma went up to wily Hill mine today. Rector bas returned from the The 0x, fae agent, —e0Oe— smoke, Tho at Rector Bry AQ), Bank and R. D, Davis arrived evening from Fremont. . Jones has gone to North Maddrill of North San Juan last evening. Getchell has returned from M. Nosler of Oakland is here t visit. . Bessie Hanley bas returned n Francisco, She was accomy a young daughter of John yra Ostrom arrived here yesaa eo. n her way to Oakland. . Ski rtachoke; wife and daughter, e been to’ San Francisco for two weeks, returned here last on their way to the Delbi (208, Columbia Hill. McKinney of San Francisco y here. ; se left this morning for You $8.50, he interest of Legg & Shaw Co 59 and $8, s Schenk went over to You These gg ; : id Mrs. Huntoon returned to 4 nto today after attending the er before, of the late D. 8. Baker. made ext amer and daughter left this . Flounce for San Francisco, where Nell wort reside, —=—. eee our Yow racy Makes for Samplui Good Record. H. Sigourney, who was born bd at this city, is now making ble record for himself in the billiard player. The followdispatch of his last game is matory: i bRK, February 3—In the first he Class A billiard tournathe Knickerbocker Athletic ght forthe amateur billiard bship of America at the fourbalkline game, Wilson H, y of San Francisco easily dearles S. Schmitt of Boston 2 of 400 to 251. Sigourney is eur champion of the Past, and he showed that he bd cue wielding to a high chmitt, the loser of tonight’s he present amateur champw England. After the fourning Sigourney began to » when he ran _ thirty-four the prettiest kind of billiards. played steadily and in his h inning he piled up an even tury. In -his thirty-eighth made his highest run, fiftye Californian was loudly apat the close of ‘his brilliant LL REY ness Cannot Be Cured. Hat g & surprisingi if you don't rice. All Noy ICK, . TU) Watch Ch Guitar ow as pd to be Hirata 8pplications, as_ they cannot diseased portion of the ear. only one way.to cure deafi that is by constitutional Deatness is caused by an condition of the mucous lin®. Eustachian Tube, When gets inflamed you have a o "a teat ae cee eseeeenetmstsesesnteeeeererensee aT OTHE the Sole Owner. ~~ Good News. F. J. J. Sloat of Hamilton, Ohio, has purchased the property of the Mountaineer Mill an Mining Company, down Deer Creek: Superintendent William Dennis will get everything in readiness this month and the mine will be started in full blast immediately after. An adjoining tract of land is also included jin the purchase. Mr. Sloat spent the greater part of last Summer in this city, During his stay he made. many warm friends by his genial disposition and kindly ways. He is President of two of the largest railroad companies in his home section, and is a man of wealth, While here he made a thorough examination familar. with its workings from top to bottom. He has great faith in the property and intends to work it on an extensive scale. Being a man of much experience in business circles and enterprising in every respect, his advent to this district means a great deal ag regards its proeperity. Mr. Dennis, the Superintendent, will push the work ahead with vigor, and it will not be long until the mine will be producing handsomely. He is a thorough miner, being particulary conversant with underground operations, and is a man of far-seeing judgment. . The re-opening of the Mountaineer ander such favorable vircamstances is exceedingly gratifying ‘to every wellwisher of our city. It will largely increase the flow of money in local business channels, and add to the wave of prosperity that is now starting in the mining industry here. -Condensations. The Native Sdns will have a good time at the meeting next Tuesday night and several candidates will be initiated. . The dancing school class meets at Odd Fellows Hall tonight at 8 o’clock. Not only do the scholars learn to dance but they also have a social time. Company. © will not give its usual weekly social at Armory Hall Saturday night as the masquerade to be given by them comes off Monday night. , Tomorrow afternoon several of the wives, daughters, sisters and mothers of members of Milo Lodge of Knights of Pythias will meet at the New Union hotel for the purpose of organizing a new temple of Rathbone Sisters. The young people of Nevada City and Grass Valley are contemplating the formation of a cotillion club for the purpose of giving parties alternately between the two cities. William Conlin has secured the contract to carry mail between Grass Valley and Marysville. for four years. R. McDougall of Graysen, Stanislaus county, has gene to Downieville to assist in the defense of Frank Geary, who killed Frank Saunderhaues 28 week ago at the Gold Point mine, Sierra county. In the Superior Court today an order was made of notiee to creditors in the estate of Mary E. Burekhalter, deceased. Asa failuremapy men are acomplete success. i Delinquent Sale Notice, EVADA COUNTY OJL COMPANY. LO. N cation of privcipal place of business, Nevada City, Celifornia. ation of works, Kern County, California. : Notlce—-Thore are delinquent upon the following ‘descri stock on account of Assessment bes levied i the ues Say of December, 1901, the several amoun op site the names of the respective shareboliore as follows: NAMES NO. CBBT. NO.GHABES AMT. ' sound or imperfect hearing, . Arbo; B.L., bal 427 8120 $312 ° n itis entirely closed ares, i theca F. L... 4 600 609 y rial é ne result,.and unless the inBroken nO. @ 10 1 ne ee ts taken is and this Goss, Thos. x sieese 8s i 1 4 S norma i oan, ‘Lhos.N ... ill be destroyed fonerer, yar Coley Gane Wo Et Fv} F of ten are caused by catarrh, . Katon, Be nkeewe SD 200 20 mothing but an inflamed con. Eaton, R. W . 501 200 2 ithe mucous surfaces, Godivey, ow ee iis 89 60 pare oe Hundred Dollars jaberese je 2 iS i Of deafness (caused b ob, Evan J....ery rapidl hat cannot be poet by Hall's baer g7ri pond Re all gone § ure. Send for circulars, free . Johnson, Cyril . . 100 10 CHENEY £CO.,Toledo,O. . Johnson, Cyril.. 100 10 druggists, 5c. ' Kitts, Henry L 3» 3 : le Family Pille are the beat. oe vs J. de: 190 rm] «i Je weit + 19-5 Mobley, W. ui u olland Ranch, situated orter, R. R.... ae . 25 Hill is ‘offered ata bargain. . Pilise Hiitabeh: me . down and balance on time. . Pilling, Elizabeth. 38 8 bf Brown & Morgan. tf es paaeee SON 358 108 0 RP EGA I Pilling, Luther... 355 100 10 ce omen and Jewels. Pilling, LaShee... a8 4 » pg, Luthner... ap flowers, man—that is Piling. Luther. ./;. $86 10 10 Of @ woman’s references. jummer, . A. 3 Rrooer) CME © Mcnet of mighty power. Kaew Ge ee ¥P Oss, aly be cont erage woman, wen that . Ross, Mrs. Adella. 480 10000. 190 —. the weWels. health, is often . Ross. Mrs. Adelie. 610 61 the strenous efforts to make Ross’ Mre. Adella. 483 1500 150 * money to purchasa them. . Scadden, P. G... 455 5000 500 n will risk her health to get . Scedde: BG.. 06 5000 wo » 6. fom, then let her fortify her-. Taylor, F. W...: 403, «(5000800 : lg a l tthe insiduons consequen. Taylor, F. W. ... 465 500. 50 ghs, colds . Taylor, F. W. ... 466 500 i) and bronchial af. Tey ve to 4 . tee the regular use of Dr. Thomas, te aa 184 _ 8” German Syrup. It will] Andin rdence with law atd the order i sup consum e l port arrest ption in ifg. of the Board of Directors madeon the Jam 4 pat minis hint neal the affected langs eo Se of aoe nk co mnie be Decessary xcellent 4 chial Pls rgar and drive the wt be sold at the tice of t’ company, ‘ e sa sO Out He fo Contain gure. TEP at, ar cot SAE Gear a , te) '. . aved to colds and ‘all bronchial . said day, to pay said delinquent assessment , some of You can get Dr. G. G. thereon, together with costs of advertising able remedies at all drag. °°4 ©*Pensos of WwW. B. ROB Searetenyi Commeroit! riage Citinens Bani, Nevada + Calta's Special Almanse. rE. CE Sloat is Now) SSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSESESESSESSSSSSSESESS SESSSSSEEEES Loomis to Newcastle, aid there’ is Colfax . will Probably “Be Left Out, . The Call of yesterday has an article relative to changes to be made in the line of the Central Pacific. Railroad in Placer county. It says: “Wm. Hood, Chief Engineer’ of the Central Pacific Railroad, is authority for the statement that certain towns on the line of the read in Placer‘county will be left off the line when the road is shortened and put upon easier grades. When asked to. mention the towns Mr. Hood said he could not say as yet. He was asked if Auburn, Oolfax, Penryn, Newcastle and Loomis would be affected. He replied that he would not give definite information. A new line has been surveyed from. much talk in Auburn and the other places as to the probable changes. It is represented that the new line is more likely to be run through Auburn upon the ridge above it. It seems almost certain that Towle, Dutch Flat, Colfax and the other stations to Auburn will be cut off of the main line, and the present road will be used for local travel. To Dredge the American River What is known as a Dryland dredge is about to be built on the banks of the North Fork of the American river, seven miles from Colfax, with the intention of working the tailings fed into this section of the American from Indian and other canyons in the vicinity. The grognd is said to be rich, and the promoters have great expectations of success by the introduction of this method of dredging. Under this pate ent the machinery is built on a platform on the surface of the ground, the excavation being made with a scoop type of dredge and handled by the derrick process. The dirt is elevated from sixteen to eighteen feet above surface, passing over grizzly separating coarse from fine, the latter eventually passing through a system of sluices fitted out with all modern gold saving appliances. ‘The power used will be steam, with wood for fuel. Each scoop lifts one cubie yard, and its working capacity is thirty cubic yards per hour. By this method it is claimed the bed rock riffles can be cleaned up effectively. When it is reached the pit is pumped dry, allowing perfect freedom in saving the coarse gold. The elevation of the dirt gives plenty of fall, andas clean water is used the fine gold gets a better chance to settle. H.J. Barton and A. La Bud are patentees of the dredge. Stop Wasting Water ! Complaints are being made that there is an unnecessary waste of water all over the city, and IT MUST BE STOPPED. People should be careful and use the water economically or extreme measures will be resorted to. By order of the Board of Trustees. j80-1w HvuaH Moros, Oollector. —_—_—__ + --@e -— —__---— _ Physicians would not recommend Jesee Moore whiskey if they did not know it to be the best in the market. Food Changed to Poison, Patrefying food in the intestines roduces effects like those of arsenic, bat Dr. King’s New Life Pills expel the poisons from clogged bowels, gently, easily but surely, curing Oonstipation, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Fevers, all Liver, Kidney and Bowel troubles, Only 25c at Vinton’s. oar + If you have never tasted Gilt Edge whiskey try it once and be convinced that it is the best whiskey in the State. oe Chinese New: Year SeasonWill Start “To-Horroy, »

Obinatown is all ready for the opening of the New Year festivities, which will be opened tomorrow with bomb, firecracker and:punk. Yesterday acommittee of Chinese merchants applied to the Board of City Trustees for permission to“‘burn powder” and make lots of noise, The Board granted the request, with a strict understanding that due caution is to be observed. That ie that care must be taken not to scare horses or injure anyone in any way. This the committee guaranteed to do .as far as possible, and after 12 o’clock tonight the din and noise will begin. The “fun” will have a two-weeks’ ran, amd the wily Heathen will eat, drink and make “goo-goo eyes” at his lady love. There will be more firecrackers burned this year than usual, and the attendance of OChinamen from outside points promises to be correspondingly large. Times in the local Chinese colony for. the last year have been pretty good, and this fact will cut a big figure in making the celebration satisfactory to the Mongolian’s idea of the fitnéss of things, Naval Strength. Sir Charles W. Dilke contributes. to the Oosmopolitan for February an article on “The Naval Strength of Nations,” which gives not only a most ioteresting and comprehensive account of the navies of the great powers, but alsoa clear insight into world politics. Few men possess such knowledge as from years of experience in a diplomatic and political oareer, The article is se broad in scope and straightforward in treatment that it will be read with interest not alone by States. men bat by everyone whose thoughts travel beyond the immediate wants of a single day. ai, A great many people think if they had plenty’of money, they would do nothing but travel. Cold Storage Meats For special first-class Oold Storage Meats you should send your orders to arissel Bros , Commercial street, Tho finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jams in the market. fe21-tf Good Meats. Colley Brothers have the very best of beef, mutton and veal on hand at all times. tf BORN. At Blue Test, February 5, 1902, to the wife of Caribeana Orzali, a son. Saaemaeenseerers Nevada City Assay Office, Assaying of Ones of all deseription. ILL TESTS AND THE REDUCTION OF yremnous cress apesialy. ssa Mail! xpress orders prom to. GOLD BOUGHT, Broad Street, below National Hotel. ADVANCES MADE ON BULLION. Telephone No.—W. 28. vT. H. HICKS & CO. Did You Get. — The Picture you wanted? I have a few : High Grade Goods Which J. will sell ‘at wholesale cost price this week. I do not wish to carry these goods over. MOORE —> .Ohe Phatographer T make Picture frames to Order. ee eee e: VREAVAVS B Pw vv clean house. find them. prices. of good values awaits at less than cost. all. Tel, Main 791 efore stock taking we are going to our store of all odds and ends, wherever we In our clothing department Men’s, Boy’s and Youth’s Clothing. will be sold at cut In the Furnishing Goods a harvest ONE .PRICG USE CLEANING We are going to clear you. Odds and erds All of our Holiday Slippers will go at low prices. Do not miss this great sale. A Prosperous New Year to you Store Closes at 7:30. Cor. Broad & The Red Front & Pine Streets, Main Street, § Nevada City. ‘ Grass Valley. @ Tel. Main 751 CLOTH IOoRS the author’s, gained . Wey EHMANN RQ . GEO. C. GAYLORD € SONPROMPT ATTENTION PAID TO MAIL ORDERS. PHONE 55!. BROAD STREET incisal A Smoothe Apticle. Kansas City, Mo, February 4—N. D. Parker, a young man who lives at Ottawa, Kansas, has been held for the Federal Grand Jary on a charge of fraudulent use of the mails by obtainsaid he obtained $50,000 worth of goods from prominent firms of Chicago, St, Joseph and Kansas City, ordering in the name of the Ottawa Brokerage Company. BAKERSFIELD, Feb. 4—At a meeting of the Kern City Board of Trustees last evening, Dr. McKenzie was removed from the «Health Board at the request of the Health Officers. This action was taken because of Dr. McKenzie’s action in . having failed to notify the proper authorities of the fact that he was a sufferer from varioloid. No action has yet been de cided uponas tothe appointment ‘of the deposed physician’s successor, Want a Park. BAKERSFIELD, February 4—The City Trustees have desided that a special election should be called to vote bonds in the sum of $100,000 for improvements in this city, including a public park, a new fire house and a City Hall. A committee will circulate a petition to find-what the people think of the proposition, Go For Those Home Prunes. The finest Prunes in the world. sas 3 were raised and cured by Wm. Smith. For sale at 8 pounds for 26 cents. Ask your grocer for Smith’s Prunes. o11-tt ——_--+ e@e + —_-—__ —— Arrested and Set Free. Dr. J.H. Hanaford says in the Westtern Plowman: Ifthe first cough is properly treated, the first step in the direction of consumption arrested, the lungs developed, the breath set free, we need not fear consumption.” Kemp’s Balsam for the throat and lungs is the proper treatment for the first cough. No other remedy has saved so many from consumption. Large bottles 25c. and 60c. For sele by H. Dicker an sole agent. ——-+ $@ee —— Something Nice to Keep. Any one whoattended the re-gnion picnic and gathering: of old Nevada countyans, which was held at Glenbrook on the 10th of September, can procure aluminum souvenirs of that occasion at five-cents each at E. W, Schmidt's cigar store..They will be vale aable in years to come, tf Me goods under false pretenses. It is In For Kruger. Wasmixetox, Febraary 4 — Representative Cochran, of Midis, toda: introduced in the House the following resolution: “Reselved, By the Senate and the House, that the Hon. Peal, Kruger, President of the South African Republic, is hereby invited to visit the United States as the guest of the country st such time as. may suit his convenience, For thé defrayment of the expenses ineurred in his entertainment while in this country the suai of: $25,000, er so much thereof as may be necessary, is hereby appropriated out of any money in the treasury not otherwise appropriated.” Mr. Knapp, of New York, and Mr. Bates, of Pennsylvania, supported the bill, and Mr. Lanshan, of Texas, opposed it. Hogs Dying Fast. PENDLETON, Or., Feb, 4—Heg cholera is raging with ‘raging with disastrous results to livestoek, and scores of infected animals are being killed. Smoke the up-to-date Cigar Tho ma> Paine, none better. For sale at Rector Broa. . Isn’t Fresh Roasted Coffee Better than Stale Coffee?.. We Roast Daily TAYLOR’S Tea and Coffee Store. seqnvever ee vereneserneerverenesernroqrrverenrnererrersersnrsreretrverey MAKING FRIENDS.. Retain old friends besides. know. 18 Commercial Street a The OANDIES obtainable at Foley’s make new friends every day Try our Celebrated Spanish Patoche and Nut Taffy. They make friends for us faster than anything we sdainiei aie sinks POLBY’S Etfareervernnrnererervernereerer verte . N Nevada Qity. ION Poor Los Angeles. Los Anarieys, (City of the Angels), y . Peb. 4—During the past week heavy frosts have prevailed here and now we have on the market a snow, sleet . or hail storm—real Eastern weather, Say the excursionists, The present weather was never advertised, but on the contrary this place has always Glaimed be one of eternal sunshine. Things haye flopped—Northern California hasturned the tables on us, and changed climates. Yesterday snow fell heavily on the mountains, and in the higher valleys it was sufficient. to cover the ground several fuches. The snow that accumulated upen the trees broke down many branches and injured many trees. —_— To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabe leta. All druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s signature is on each box. Cc. ——---+@Try the new cigar, Thomas Paine, for eale at Rector Bros. Hlidvin er Suesestions PRPEPPPPPES PEPPPPO OPED ‘A Hot Water Bottle Is good fot various little aches and pains, and is most excellent for COLD FEET POS : Don’t use sticky Preparations that sting and smart when applied. @LANOLINEsI¢ COLDsJ¢ CREAM 9) Soothes, Softens, Heals 25 Cents a Box. That cough is beginning to trouble you, is it ? Vinton’s Cough Syrup has along list of admirers. It goes to the-spot and quickly gives relief. ‘VINTON’S PHARMACY Bargains we have made a Big Reduct We have determined to close get your choice. You will be you will get, SNELL @ Cor. Broad and Pine We Must Have Room > We have a large stock™of Spring Goods on the way and in order to make roomffor it Bargains ion in all our Winter Goods. them all out. Call now and surprised at the Big Bargains We must have room, FLEMING, Streets, Nevada City. TAR There Are None Better Our reputation will not permit us Whieh is Guaranteed not Reasonable in Price. Universal and Gem Monitor Sel Rages wony sue) ple . p Los amy to carry inferior Goods, Examine our line of Ranges and also our complete stovk of Yan Dyke Enamel Ware to Chip or Peel Off. Handsome, Durable and miss this sale. All Must Go.. We have inaugurated a Big Clearance Sale at our store and . will clear our shelves of all Winter looking for Bargains io Millinery and Dry Goods should not . We have a splendid Spring stock on the wa and must have room for it. . ao § ane: FC Crawford "nse : Goods. Those who are Everything nas been red SCHEPP’S SHREDDED COCOANUT 3¢ pound packages, 15c, 1 pound package, 30c, CROMARTY SMOKED BLOATERS, 5c each; 6 for 25 eents . MERCED SWEET POTATOES, Ib., 240 OUR OWN BAKING POWDER, 1 lb. can 530c GERMEA, for breakfast, 15c and 250 We are Agents for Dritted Snow Flour. Chas. E. Mulloy, Groce Broad Street, Nevadaj[City. ELLO, . Geo. EB. Turner Y PERT RE RRR VER LV EY UO EG v y Y y Y y y y y y Try Pride of Virginia Cut. Plug Smoking Tobacco. . 10 and 20 cents each. Ohe Bee Hwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor, SHON In cans a AR