February 7, 1899 (4 pages)

ating at ‘Ancient to orderjuarters b street, mit’ oo 5. n of the “met at achange 80 as to er & new rm every. posed to 3 month, State are ah work of ainly of followed ent deleProposed laws, tothe genanization, ogramme. gates wiil Fran: 8:0 ny’s shaft 0 be the eoal, Ifs and it is ful hoistte mining ———— _AND FOR ‘California. f JAMES a, INDAY, the clock a. . om.of. said, “8 @ City an pad ‘ i WwW: ilo of nd fo : hear-ks and K. m of Letters any person at the same. Sf, Clerk. kk. Blic N AND FOR . California. of CHARLES t MONDAY, , 10 o’clock a. oom of said he City and jinted by me 5 the Will of ed, and for . D. Eastin rs of Adminid, when and may appear AST, Clerk. I> ‘-) (0) ap, % * ¢ ans, <> ~ ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exdew. board .will:meet and. organize on THE TRANSCRIPT. GUILTY OP ‘HANSTAUGETER. yh i in and You TUESDAY. .:.. FEB. 7, 1899. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes. and Comments 1 lee interest, Telephone West 14 is being Lie in E. Cohn’s candy factory. The China New Year festivities begin in earnest tomorrow. A. & H. W. Hartung, -Watchmakers successors to F. O. Luetje. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and‘ foreman, W. V. Van Orden, ia response genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf, Prof. Michell will shortly ~ begin teaching the cakewalk at his daucing academy. The Modataineec Mining Company has levied asséssment No.50 of four cents a share: A crushing from the La Belle mine in Willow Valley is heing made at Locklin’s mill, A. McAllister has been waged the contract for laying the sewer on East ‘Broad street from Peter Purdon’s pince to Oregon ravine. It was the local organization of the Ancient Order. of Foresters and not of the Independent branch that has passed out of existence. _ City Marshal Tompkins today granted Chinese residents a permit to discharge: firecrackers during their New Year celebration. Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest clusively by George OC. Gaylord & Son, Last night the Armory Hall Association elected the following trustees : D. B. Getchell, B. A. Bost, Chas. Steffen, Robt. McLeed, C. V. Organ. The the 15th inst. 3 Seats. for the Lady Minstrels can be secured at Foley’s Thursday morning at 9. o'clock, Not more than eight seats can be reserved by one person. By these arrangements all whave the same chance of securing seats. ——_—_—_ +00 A Sacramento Girl Praised. Miss Kate Heyman, a Sacramento girl well known at this city, who has achieved unusual prominence as 4 pianist, is at present in Canada. The Mail-and Express of Toronto, Writing of a concert at which Miss Heyman was one of the performers, says this of her rendition of Wagner’s “Die Walkure:” “Jt is music that grows on one. Miss Heyman is indeed a most exceptional performer, with strong individao-. ality, backed by power, technical equipment and a fine intelligence. Her rendering of the: Rachmanioff prelude, a solemn and lovely composition, was exquisite.” Wilt Frame the Old Flags. Fe The Jury Recommend Robert Hooper to the Morey of the Court. “The case of the people against Rob_. ert. Hooper, charged with the murder of . § Mark Oarey, which began in the Sh. perior, Court last Friday morning, was ‘given to the jury late yesterday afternoon, The charge of the Judge oceupied an hour and minutely covered every point in the case. As the jary failed to agree at midnight they were locked up for the night and appeared before the court this morning. The tothe Judge, declared that they had failed to agree on a verdict and would probably continue to do se. The Judge inquired how théy stood and was informed that they stood 11 to 1. The Judge informed them fo retire fora short time and see if they would not on further deliberation come to some agreément. On this one of the jurors, W. J. Miller, who lives near Bear river, asked leave to)be further instructed. ‘The court-told/him toask the question. He then inquired if-a juror who was. not convineedto think with ‘them . pector and-mine owner, is down. from G, E. Vineyard was ap fodix trom ae John Hippert will return to Granite-villetomorrow.Bruce Williamson came down bey from Washington. : . Robert Oryer and Dan Collins spent. last night at the county seat. A. D. Mason, the attorney, is in San Francisco on legal business. Miss Helen Cooper returned last evening from Michigan Bluff. Landlord Stevens of the Union hotel is suffering from an attack of grip. Superintendent Mather of the Plumbago returmed last night from the Bay. Mrs. R. J. ‘Tremaine ‘and her son Richard went to San Francisco today. Miss Lottie Martin left today for Belmont to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Adair, Col. I. M. Taylor, who used to operate in mines iu this county, is now in New York city. Jobo MeCarty, a well-known. prosjority should hold to hia. or allow himself to be p agree with his fellow j ; Judge promptly informed him. ‘that a ‘person must in all cases follow his own cohscience and ought not to allow himself to be influenced by the fact that _. the balance of the jury differed from him. At 11:45 the jury asmeiiioet that they had agreed and were again taken into the courtroom. They found the defendant guilty of manslaughter and recommended him to the mercy of the edurt. It is reported that at the outset the jury were about evenly divided between murder and manslaughter. One of them continued. to vote for acquittal to the last and: compelled the balance to recommend the accused to the mercy of the court, a recommendation that will be respected without doubt. ‘The hold-out juryman seems to have a slight knowledge of law, and on this account was rather technical and slow to agree with the others. One juryman in. speaking of this fact remarked that “alittle learning is a dangerous thing.” The fact that the accused shot his victim in the back and continued shooting him after he fell rendered a verdict of not guilty out. of the question. The penalty for manslaughter is imprisonment in the State prison not to exceed ten years, but in this case a very light sentence is expeeted. ‘The case was fought by both prosecution and defense for all that was in it. Not a single “break”: was made by either side and the'trial was void of the wrangling between lawyers that usually. occurs in criminal trials,“ Judge Nilon exAt last evening’s monthly meeting of . Presses the opinion that it was one of Company C, militiamen Getchell, Kitts the best conducted cases on both sides with instructions to have made a handsome glass front case in which to preserve the old flags that the jCompany has carried in years gone by, One of these flags. was presented to the boys in blue by the ladies of MereaR City in 1863.es A Prospect of Cheaper Powder. It is doubtful if the accused will appeal, —_———_+ #@e: Formerly Mined on Bear River. George M. Hayton, who died in Sacramento Sunday at. the age of 72 years, was a native of England. When he was quite young his parents emigrated to Western Canada, where the young ~ Powder costs from ‘£4 to £5 a ton in Northumberland, England. ‘stuff to the whole world: at a smaller figure. ee A Klondike in Ireland, According to stories published with slight variation of fact in the Limer-' ick, Belfast and Dublin’ papers, a veri. table Kiondike-is about to be developed in: Tenlant. ‘in the county meg low. Nevada City Boys at Manila. Among former. residents of this city who are fighting in the First California ; Regiment at Manila are Harvey Evens . and Henry M. Calkins. i _.‘Purrn-is-more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years it was supposéd to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and: pre-; scribed: local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science man ¢arried on his trade as boot and M Vashington. -enzu, is improving. -has of late been oracticing his profesSamuel Andrews Sr., who has been aid up witha severe attack of influ-L,. J. Trautman, who hasbeen. at Vancouver as a member of Company I, returned home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. ©, J. Brand entertained the Excelsior Whist Club-in a most agreeable manner last evening. Superior Judge Nilon goes to Woodland this week to preside at the trial of a case in which the Yolo ited Judge is disqualified. ~ J. Wallace F. Diss, who has freadent ly visited at this city and is well known here, is a lieutenant in the California Heavy Artillery now on duty at Manila. W.F. Englebright left today for San Francisco. He expects to return Friday. Inthe meantime: William Meservey is in-charge of the South Yuba Water Company’s office at this city. C. H. Briot, formerly a resident of Chicago Park in this county, but who sion as stenographer in Chicago, arrived herelast evening. Mr. Briot is son-in-law to Mayor Porter of Chicago Park. Bishop Moreland, of the new Episcopal Diocese of Sacramento will not take up his residence in Sacramento until about July, as he has many matters yet to settle Gonnected with the! building of.a new church by his recent = es . Day’s Record of Our : Neighbors’ Do— es Robert T. Lillard, aged 24 years, died last night of cancer. ‘Thomas Daley left ‘today for ConThe reception and ball in honor of Company I will take place Bed night at the Holbrooke. Last evening the Eastern Star mémbers celebrated. the 19th anniversary of the starting of Aurora Chapter, Some of the church people of Grass Valley are accused of making efforts to prevent the building of a theatre there. It is hard to believe that the enlightened churches of an enlightened city would give shelter to such bigoted atid narrow-minded people. The Native Daughters minstrel show last night was one of the very best amateur entertainments ever given in Grass Valley. The large audience enjoyed every minute, of it. The songs, dances and specialties were all greeted walk, which was the first time this feature v with all its variations and artistic as well as amusing features had ever been seen in Grass Valley, was received with great favor. will be repeated-tomorrow night and it is sure to draw another big audience. ‘Capt. Riley writes aletter to the ladies of the Red Cross praising the members of Company [ to the skies. On the other hand, many of the boys in blue who returned home lust week denounce their late Captain in unmeasured terms. They charge him with being inconsiderate is his treatment of them and neglectful of their interests and comfort. The langnage used by the ex-soldiers in discussing this matter_is most bitter. Captain Riley will be home in a few days and then we will probably hear the -other side of the story. For his own reputation Captain Riley cannot afford to ignore the serious charges which have been made against him. No More Questions. The nature of a presiding officer’s . duties varies with time and place. An athletic miner was in the chair at a congregation in San Francisco. John M. Hussey, ex-Principal of the high school at this city, and whofor nearly three years past has been pur-; suing @ classical course at. Harvard,will be graduated in June next. He will of three months’ visit after which he: in an Easteru college. _————_+0@e->— No More Jury Cases. There will be no more jury cases! tried at this term of the Superior . Court. For this reason the panel of . trial jurors have been discharged fer ' the term. “[7’s THE little things in this earth hat make all the trouble,” remarked he idealist. “Yes,” answered the then return here with his wife fora two} will go East and take a professorship . © That is . shoe maker. In 1850 he came to Caliwhat the manufacturers get. The la. fornia and, like nearly all the pioneers borers who mine and make it are going engaged in mining on the Feather and to establish a mill and try to sell the: : Bear rivers. he realist. “The continents get along moothly and easily, but th islands are iable to raise the mischief:” Not being financially successful he returned to Sacramento where he entered into business, his; store being on J street between Third land Fourth. He continued in business until 1880, when he retired, after -having been very successful. He was elected a Director in the People’s ‘Sayings Bank, the duties of which -he has discharged for more than eighteen years, xg = ~@c tated Was Carl Seeley’s Brother-in-Law. . James Joseph Dewar of Company K, First California, who was killed by the ' Filipinos Saturday night, previous to leaving for Manila was employed by Waterhouse & Lester of San Francisco. He was 26 years old and had been for . . several years in the National Guard, being a brother-in-law of Second Lieutenant C. W. Seeley of Company K. Hie was born in San Jose, but his parents moved to San Francisco when he was but a few montlis old. \ ‘If you are young you naturally appear so ‘If you are old, why ap> pags inwardly; we young r the out‘wil igi a wardly. Yen: need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agents of age. A Counter Arrest. i son has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires , ‘constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10. drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly . on the blood and mucous surfaces of, the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. . Address, F.J. CHENEY & Co; Preps Toledo, O. eon Druggists, iets 75e. per bot-' retary of the c vil service commission Sa Family Pills are the best. Pianos. The Wiley B. Allen Co. have opened a piano stere on Broad street and they -J have married her. We are two souls ange with but a single thought.” “Well, aa ae pgp Soe only lo are offering pianos lower ever known in our city. aig Best In The County. pe Richardson’s new undertaking and enbalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. 1 23-tf Nevada County Directory. be obtained for 50 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Tr ccs ve of the ns out Directory ean . 1g Kansas City now escape utilization office. . . mail 75 cents. ‘Abel Sandow, whose wife and hi Charles were arrested yesterday for O9-. beating Frank Harris today had the latter arrested for battery on a ten year old Sandow boy. Mrs. Sandow and her son have waived a jury trial and their case is set for . hearing at two o’clock Thassday afternoon. sepa —_—_—__22 Civil Service Examiaations. All applicants for-civil service examination for positions as postal clerks and carriers are requested by the secto file applications on or before March 1, when the list will be closed. The examination will take place in April. “Farner,” confessed the callow youth, surely restore color hair; and it will also your hair all o wealth gloss of e — Bo not allow the falling of our hair to threaten you longer with baldness. Do not you’ve gained something. A single thought isn’t so many, but it is one more than I ever r knew you to have be-. fore.” ‘No part except the bleats and squeals ‘of hogs and steers which meet their fate in the slaughter houses of Chicago «the Hair and Scalp, free ping the Best Goods at Lowest political meeting. in New South Wales : just before a close and exciting electtion. One of the candidates was present to speak. During his: address he was interrupted by hosting and rough chaff,and -sallehelhebladalelelelel“lalaia 10c # = CUT THIS OUT. 10c Tere wal —_— »* »* go Coupon and 75 centsin cash * will purchase x 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. -* aii Good until . ¥ * ~ 3 10c a FEB. 19, 99. & 10c cine Poaventuawiatiaien KEEP YOUR EYE r THIS AD. 5 pbk ae Makaha ia +) It Means Money For You, We have established a schesaten for sellPrices,but . now we gre going to put still more money j into your pocket. Cut these eonpons out and bring them to onr store, with the reyuired amount of cash. ‘change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. apes pempnpialg rene 5c & cur THIS OUT, eee = AOR This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLP'S.”. Good until Beaeses Sc FEB. 19, 09, 5c Jobe irtot ik tot toe RR ERE +" eee cree tc CoC e fo oo 8 . eee e totes ot Se So gress, Arizona, where he will mine: 5 a with unstinted applause, and the cake-. The entertainment . Waten these Coupons closely s. for we boiling indignation. Smothering his wrath, however, he pacified the “boys” by assuring them that at the end of the candidate’s speech they should be at liberty to put any questiéns they chose Accerdingly, at the end of the harjangue he rose and inquired, in senatorian tones and in a rich Irish brogue: “Has iny gintleman a questiou to airsk?” : peace of the evening, shuffled slowly up the steps of the platform. But at the top he was met by the chairman, who, without the slightest warning, delivered a terrific left-and-right, and sent the Welchman sprawling on his back. : “Now,” roared the Chairman, “has ipny other gintleman a question to airsk?”—and there was no reponse. — a EET Woman's Friend The Great Medicine that Gives Nerve Strength Hood’s Sarsaparilia Makes the Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an Appetite and Restores Health, Vigor and Vitality. “I feel that I ought to write a few words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which bas done great things for me. I was in a delicate condition and was sick at my stomach and constipated. I tried remedies highly recommended for female weaknesses, but the medicines brought on other troubles. I was so weak I could not attend to my household duties, and I then determined to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Aftér I had taken this cee a short time I began to gain strength. I Grew Stronger Each Day until I was able to work all day without. any inconvenience. I have taken Hood’s Pills for constipation, and I am better today than I have been for five years. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills I feel rested in the morning. I am less nervous and am sure I have richer and purer blood. I have always been bothered with scrofula, but now I am rid of it. Before my last child was born I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and my girl baby was fat and strong, while my other child was not well and lived e be Bo 3 two years old.” Mrs. E. F. Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Hood 7s pate Hood’s Pills iiy"yreparea saws. . Clearance : Sale. Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared . the prices, but cut right and left, in or. der to promote rapid sales. . There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportu. ; nity. BOVEY BROS., --Broad-Btreet: Warm Welcome FOR Slim. Pocket Books. . There's a general gathering up here of odds and ends after the holidays and How Natural It is for to ever: 9 and upto in some form or other other. ge tae Studio on York Street. ~ aken by wise buyers. The opportunity ly everybody ag cepecially aly is ruc of the. ph otographs taken Whose work is of the finest on og where wé find too many of a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly to secure. ‘Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. _ CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, A stout little Welch miner, who had . been a conspicuous disturber of the] _ the chairman was soon in a state of W. H. CRAWFOR tt Valentines * I am now showing as varied line as you kould care to gaze upon-Both Comic and Beautiful. Come‘and see the Assortment. MAIN TREET, NEV DA CITY. J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY . Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey te Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Denst: for Fancy Groceries Mascot Whiskey..., Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey....sscccesseeee 1 00 Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug). Whiskey IX L Whiskey Rock & Rye sma Se Maple Rum. Is ttie best—in fact the One True Blood Purifter. Sorenig Baked a are : 50 ! Claret Wine Bere 25 —_— PATE FOIS. DEVILED/AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. «.$1 00; Mikado Soap a BOG) BIR Bmp. oo. seecsisvee aos Clairet te Soap 1 00 Water Queen Soap 15 . Copco (white) Soap. ...sscereeee Ginapsevesie ss 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap Bh Saas cvkain dad dace it 1 we . Browd (11¢ 1b bar} Soap. . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. *¢ ARABIAN ROAST”? Coffee is the Best. Give it’a Trial, = = = © © © &© = © « The Happiest Girt » In-town is she who has received n Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is ‘particularly well suppiied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not cqualled by any other establishmentin this city. The settings are unique andthe workman. ship excellent. The stones are without flaw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, SEES ESS Manufacturing Jeweler. This cut shows a product of the Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watch case. Thesecases are warranted to wear for 25 years, and the person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per cent. of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. cy \ BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer stamped inv the metal. (2@FWe sell only first-class goods, A. & H.W. Hartung ; Successors to F. C. Luetje. . Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. aieiempaneeral ——e Commiercial St. \ You Have Cold Feet ‘These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refréshing. sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should be without one. 6 Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, ‘MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commercial Streetsj

ating at ‘Ancient to orderjuarters b street, mit’ oo 5. n of the “met at achange 80 as to er & new rm every. posed to 3 month, State are ah work of ainly of followed ent deleProposed laws, tothe genanization, ogramme. gates wiil Fran: 8:0 ny’s shaft 0 be the eoal, Ifs and it is ful hoistte mining ———— _AND FOR ‘California. f JAMES a, INDAY, the clock a.. . om.of. said, “8 @ City an pad ‘ i WwW: ilo of nd fo : hear-ks and K. m of Letters any person at the same. Sf, Clerk. kk. Blic N AND FOR . California. of CHARLES t MONDAY, , 10 o’clock a. oom of said he City and jinted by me 5 the Will of ed, and for . D. Eastin rs of Adminid, when and may appear AST, Clerk. I> ‘-) (0) ap, % * ¢ ans, <> ~ ever brought to Nevada City. Sold exdew. board .will:meet and. organize on THE TRANSCRIPT. GUILTY OP ‘HANSTAUGETER. yh i in and You TUESDAY.. .:.... FEB. 7, 1899. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes. and Comments 1 lee interest, Telephone West 14 is being Lie in E. Cohn’s candy factory. The China New Year festivities begin in earnest tomorrow. A. & H. W. Hartung, -Watchmakers successors to F. O. Luetje. Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and‘ foreman, W. V. Van Orden, ia response genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf, Prof. Michell will shortly ~ begin teaching the cakewalk at his daucing academy. The Modataineec Mining Company has levied asséssment No.50 of four cents a share: A crushing from the La Belle mine in Willow Valley is heing made at Locklin’s mill, A. McAllister has been waged the contract for laying the sewer on East ‘Broad street from Peter Purdon’s pince to Oregon ravine. It was the local organization of the Ancient Order. of Foresters and not of the Independent branch that has passed out of existence. _ City Marshal Tompkins today granted Chinese residents a permit to discharge: firecrackers during their New Year celebration. Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s Ripe Olives, guaranteed to be the finest clusively by George OC. Gaylord & Son, Last night the Armory Hall Association elected the following trustees : D. B. Getchell, B. A. Bost, Chas. Steffen, Robt. McLeed, C. V. Organ. The the 15th inst. 3 Seats. for the Lady Minstrels can be secured at Foley’s Thursday morning at 9. o'clock, Not more than eight seats can be reserved by one person. By these arrangements all whave the same chance of securing seats. ——_—_—_ +00 A Sacramento Girl Praised. Miss Kate Heyman, a Sacramento girl well known at this city, who has achieved unusual prominence as 4 pianist, is at present in Canada. The Mail-and Express of Toronto, Writing of a concert at which Miss Heyman was one of the performers, says this of her rendition of Wagner’s “Die Walkure:” “Jt is music that grows on one. Miss Heyman is indeed a most exceptional performer, with strong individao-. ality, backed by power, technical equipment and a fine intelligence. Her rendering of the: Rachmanioff prelude, a solemn and lovely composition, was exquisite.” Wilt Frame the Old Flags. Fe The Jury Recommend Robert Hooper to the Morey of the Court. “The case of the people against Rob_. ert. Hooper, charged with the murder of . § Mark Oarey, which began in the Sh. perior, Court last Friday morning, was ‘given to the jury late yesterday afternoon, The charge of the Judge oceupied an hour and minutely covered every point in the case. As the jary failed to agree at midnight they were locked up for the night and appeared before the court this morning. The tothe Judge, declared that they had failed to agree on a verdict and would probably continue to do se. The Judge inquired how théy stood and was informed that they stood 11 to 1. The Judge informed them fo retire fora short time and see if they would not on further deliberation come to some agreément. On this one of the jurors, W. J. Miller, who lives near Bear river, asked leave to)be further instructed. ‘The court-told/him toask the question. He then inquired if-a juror who was. not convineedto think with ‘them . pector and-mine owner, is down. from G, E. Vineyard was ap fodix trom ae John Hippert will return to Granite-villetomorrow.Bruce Williamson came down bey from Washington. : . Robert Oryer and Dan Collins spent. last night at the county seat. A. D. Mason, the attorney, is in San Francisco on legal business. Miss Helen Cooper returned last evening from Michigan Bluff. Landlord Stevens of the Union hotel is suffering from an attack of grip. Superintendent Mather of the Plumbago returmed last night from the Bay. Mrs. R. J. ‘Tremaine ‘and her son Richard went to San Francisco today. Miss Lottie Martin left today for Belmont to visit Mr. and Mrs. George Adair, Col. I. M. Taylor, who used to operate in mines iu this county, is now in New York city. Jobo MeCarty, a well-known. prosjority should hold to hia. or allow himself to be p agree with his fellow j ; Judge promptly informed him. ‘that a ‘person must in all cases follow his own cohscience and ought not to allow himself to be influenced by the fact that _. the balance of the jury differed from him. At 11:45 the jury asmeiiioet that they had agreed and were again taken into the courtroom. They found the defendant guilty of manslaughter and recommended him to the mercy of the edurt. It is reported that at the outset the jury were about evenly divided between murder and manslaughter. One of them continued. to vote for acquittal to the last and: compelled the balance to recommend the accused to the mercy of the court, a recommendation that will be respected without doubt. ‘The hold-out juryman seems to have a slight knowledge of law, and on this account was rather technical and slow to agree with the others. One juryman in. speaking of this fact remarked that “alittle learning is a dangerous thing.” The fact that the accused shot his victim in the back and continued shooting him after he fell rendered a verdict of not guilty out. of the question. The penalty for manslaughter is imprisonment in the State prison not to exceed ten years, but in this case a very light sentence is expeeted. ‘The case was fought by both prosecution and defense for all that was in it. Not a single “break”: was made by either side and the'trial was void of the wrangling between lawyers that usually. occurs in criminal trials,“ Judge Nilon exAt last evening’s monthly meeting of . Presses the opinion that it was one of Company C, militiamen Getchell, Kitts the best conducted cases on both sides with instructions to have made a handsome glass front case in which to preserve the old flags that the jCompany has carried in years gone by, One of these flags. was presented to the boys in blue by the ladies of MereaR City in 1863.es A Prospect of Cheaper Powder. It is doubtful if the accused will appeal, —_———_+ #@e: Formerly Mined on Bear River. George M. Hayton, who died in Sacramento Sunday at. the age of 72 years, was a native of England. When he was quite young his parents emigrated to Western Canada, where the young ~ Powder costs from ‘£4 to £5 a ton in Northumberland, England. ‘stuff to the whole world: at a smaller figure. ee A Klondike in Ireland, According to stories published with slight variation of fact in the Limer-' ick, Belfast and Dublin’ papers, a veri. table Kiondike-is about to be developed in: Tenlant. ‘in the county meg low. Nevada City Boys at Manila. Among former. residents of this city who are fighting in the First California ; Regiment at Manila are Harvey Evens . and Henry M. Calkins. i _.‘Purrn-is-more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years it was supposéd to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and: pre-; scribed: local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treat ment, pronounced it incurable. Science man ¢arried on his trade as boot and M Vashington. -enzu, is improving. -has of late been oracticing his profesSamuel Andrews Sr., who has been aid up witha severe attack of influ-L,. J. Trautman, who hasbeen. at Vancouver as a member of Company I, returned home last evening. Mr. and Mrs. ©, J. Brand entertained the Excelsior Whist Club-in a most agreeable manner last evening. Superior Judge Nilon goes to Woodland this week to preside at the trial of a case in which the Yolo ited Judge is disqualified. ~ J. Wallace F. Diss, who has freadent ly visited at this city and is well known here, is a lieutenant in the California Heavy Artillery now on duty at Manila. W.F. Englebright left today for San Francisco. He expects to return Friday. Inthe meantime: William Meservey is in-charge of the South Yuba Water Company’s office at this city. C. H. Briot, formerly a resident of Chicago Park in this county, but who sion as stenographer in Chicago, arrived herelast evening. Mr. Briot is son-in-law to Mayor Porter of Chicago Park. Bishop Moreland, of the new Episcopal Diocese of Sacramento will not take up his residence in Sacramento until about July, as he has many matters yet to settle Gonnected with the! building of.a new church by his recent = es . Day’s Record of Our : Neighbors’ Do— es Robert T. Lillard, aged 24 years, died last night of cancer. ‘Thomas Daley left ‘today for ConThe reception and ball in honor of Company I will take place Bed night at the Holbrooke. Last evening the Eastern Star mémbers celebrated. the 19th anniversary of the starting of Aurora Chapter, Some of the church people of Grass Valley are accused of making efforts to prevent the building of a theatre there. It is hard to believe that the enlightened churches of an enlightened city would give shelter to such bigoted atid narrow-minded people. The Native Daughters minstrel show last night was one of the very best amateur entertainments ever given in Grass Valley. The large audience enjoyed every minute, of it. The songs, dances and specialties were all greeted walk, which was the first time this feature v with all its variations and artistic as well as amusing features had ever been seen in Grass Valley, was received with great favor. will be repeated-tomorrow night and it is sure to draw another big audience. ‘Capt. Riley writes aletter to the ladies of the Red Cross praising the members of Company [ to the skies. On the other hand, many of the boys in blue who returned home lust week denounce their late Captain in unmeasured terms. They charge him with being inconsiderate is his treatment of them and neglectful of their interests and comfort. The langnage used by the ex-soldiers in discussing this matter_is most bitter. Captain Riley will be home in a few days and then we will probably hear the -other side of the story. For his own reputation Captain Riley cannot afford to ignore the serious charges which have been made against him. No More Questions. The nature of a presiding officer’s . duties varies with time and place. An athletic miner was in the chair at a congregation in San Francisco. John M. Hussey, ex-Principal of the high school at this city, and whofor nearly three years past has been pur-; suing @ classical course at. Harvard,will be graduated in June next. He will of three months’ visit after which he: in an Easteru college. _————_+0@e->— No More Jury Cases. There will be no more jury cases! tried at this term of the Superior . Court. For this reason the panel of . trial jurors have been discharged fer ' the term. “[7’s THE little things in this earth hat make all the trouble,” remarked he idealist. “Yes,” answered the then return here with his wife fora two} will go East and take a professorship . © That is . shoe maker. In 1850 he came to Caliwhat the manufacturers get. The la. fornia and, like nearly all the pioneers

borers who mine and make it are going engaged in mining on the Feather and to establish a mill and try to sell the: : Bear rivers. he realist. “The continents get along moothly and easily, but th islands are iable to raise the mischief:” Not being financially successful he returned to Sacramento where he entered into business, his; store being on J street between Third land Fourth. He continued in business until 1880, when he retired, after -having been very successful. He was elected a Director in the People’s ‘Sayings Bank, the duties of which -he has discharged for more than eighteen years, xg = ~@c tated Was Carl Seeley’s Brother-in-Law. . James Joseph Dewar of Company K, First California, who was killed by the ' Filipinos Saturday night, previous to leaving for Manila was employed by Waterhouse & Lester of San Francisco. He was 26 years old and had been for . . several years in the National Guard, being a brother-in-law of Second Lieutenant C. W. Seeley of Company K. Hie was born in San Jose, but his parents moved to San Francisco when he was but a few montlis old. \ ‘If you are young you naturally appear so ‘If you are old, why ap> pags inwardly; we young r the out‘wil igi a wardly. Yen: need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agents of age. A Counter Arrest. i son has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires , ‘constitutional treatment. Hall’s Ca tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10. drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly . on the blood and mucous surfaces of, the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. . Address, F.J. CHENEY & Co; Preps Toledo, O. eon Druggists, iets 75e. per bot-' retary of the c vil service commission Sa Family Pills are the best. Pianos. The Wiley B. Allen Co. have opened a piano stere on Broad street and they -J have married her. We are two souls ange with but a single thought.” “Well, aa ae pgp Soe only lo are offering pianos lower ever known in our city. aig Best In The County. pe Richardson’s new undertaking and enbalming parlors, Broad street Nevada City. 1 23-tf Nevada County Directory. be obtained for 50 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Tr ccs ve of the ns out Directory ean . 1g Kansas City now escape utilization office. . . mail 75 cents. ‘Abel Sandow, whose wife and hi Charles were arrested yesterday for O9-. beating Frank Harris today had the latter arrested for battery on a ten year old Sandow boy. Mrs. Sandow and her son have waived a jury trial and their case is set for . hearing at two o’clock Thassday afternoon. sepa —_—_—__22 Civil Service Examiaations. All applicants for-civil service examination for positions as postal clerks and carriers are requested by the secto file applications on or before March 1, when the list will be closed. The examination will take place in April. “Farner,” confessed the callow youth, surely restore color hair; and it will also your hair all o wealth gloss of e — Bo not allow the falling of our hair to threaten you longer with baldness. Do not you’ve gained something. A single thought isn’t so many, but it is one more than I ever r knew you to have be-. fore.” ‘No part except the bleats and squeals ‘of hogs and steers which meet their fate in the slaughter houses of Chicago «the Hair and Scalp, free ping the Best Goods at Lowest political meeting. in New South Wales : just before a close and exciting electtion. One of the candidates was present to speak. During his: address he was interrupted by hosting and rough chaff,and -sallehelhebladalelelelel“lalaia 10c # = CUT THIS OUT. 10c Tere wal —_— »* »* go Coupon and 75 centsin cash * will purchase x 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. -* aii Good until . ¥ * ~ 3 10c a FEB. 19, 99. & 10c cine Poaventuawiatiaien KEEP YOUR EYE r THIS AD. 5 pbk ae Makaha ia +) It Means Money For You, We have established a schesaten for sellPrices,but . now we gre going to put still more money j into your pocket. Cut these eonpons out and bring them to onr store, with the reyuired amount of cash. ‘change them daily. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. apes pempnpialg rene 5c & cur THIS OUT, eee = AOR This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLP'S.”. Good until Beaeses Sc FEB. 19, 09, 5c Jobe irtot ik tot toe RR ERE +" eee cree tc CoC e fo oo 8 . eee e totes ot Se So gress, Arizona, where he will mine: 5 a with unstinted applause, and the cake-. The entertainment . Waten these Coupons closely s. for we boiling indignation. Smothering his wrath, however, he pacified the “boys” by assuring them that at the end of the candidate’s speech they should be at liberty to put any questiéns they chose Accerdingly, at the end of the harjangue he rose and inquired, in senatorian tones and in a rich Irish brogue: “Has iny gintleman a questiou to airsk?” : peace of the evening, shuffled slowly up the steps of the platform. But at the top he was met by the chairman, who, without the slightest warning, delivered a terrific left-and-right, and sent the Welchman sprawling on his back. : “Now,” roared the Chairman, “has ipny other gintleman a question to airsk?”—and there was no reponse. — a EET Woman's Friend The Great Medicine that Gives Nerve Strength Hood’s Sarsaparilia Makes the Blood Rich and Pure, Creates an Appetite and Restores Health, Vigor and Vitality. “I feel that I ought to write a few words in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which bas done great things for me. I was in a delicate condition and was sick at my stomach and constipated. I tried remedies highly recommended for female weaknesses, but the medicines brought on other troubles.. I was so weak I could not attend to my household duties, and I then determined to try Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Aftér I had taken this cee a short time I began to gain strength. I Grew Stronger Each Day until I was able to work all day without. any inconvenience. I have taken Hood’s Pills for constipation, and I am better today than I have been for five years. Since taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills I feel rested in the morning. I am less nervous and am sure I have richer and purer blood. I have always been bothered with scrofula, but now I am rid of it. Before my last child was born I took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and my girl baby was fat and strong, while my other child was not well and lived e be Bo 3 two years old.” Mrs. E. F. Box 419, Missouri Valley, Iowa. Hood 7s pate Hood’s Pills iiy"yreparea saws. . Clearance : Sale. Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole Dollars stood before. To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared . the prices, but cut right and left, in or. der to promote rapid sales. . There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportu. ; nity. BOVEY BROS., --Broad-Btreet: Warm Welcome FOR Slim. Pocket Books. . There's a general gathering up here of odds and ends after the holidays and How Natural It is for to ever: 9 and upto in some form or other other. ge tae Studio on York Street. ~ aken by wise buyers. The opportunity ly everybody ag cepecially aly is ruc of the. ph otographs taken Whose work is of the finest on og where wé find too many of a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly to secure. ‘Staple and Fancy Groceries at much less than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. _ CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, A stout little Welch miner, who had . been a conspicuous disturber of the] _ the chairman was soon in a state of W. H. CRAWFOR tt Valentines * I am now showing as varied line as you kould care to gaze upon-Both Comic and Beautiful. Come‘and see the Assortment. MAIN TREET, NEV DA CITY. J. J. JACKSON, BEEHIVE GROCERY .. Proprietor Agency For--llonogram Whiskey te Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Denst: for Fancy Groceries Mascot Whiskey......, Duffy’s Malt Whiskey Pepsin Whiskey........sscccesseeee 1 00 Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug). Whiskey IX L Whiskey Rock & Rye sma Se Maple Rum. Is ttie best—in fact the One True Blood Purifter. Sorenig Baked a are : 50 ! Claret Wine Bere 25 —_— PATE FOIS. DEVILED/AND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. «.$1 00; Mikado Soap a BOG) BIR Bmp. oo.. seecsisvee aos Clairet te Soap 1 00 Water Queen Soap 15 . Copco (white) Soap. ......sscereeee Ginapsevesie ss 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap Bh Saas cvkain dad dace it 1 we . Browd (11¢ 1b bar} Soap.. . Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pckg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. *¢ ARABIAN ROAST”? Coffee is the Best. Give it’a Trial, = = = © © © &© = © « The Happiest Girt » In-town is she who has received n Engagemeut or Wedding Ring purchased here. Our stock of Jewelry is ‘particularly well suppiied with these articles of feminine adornments and their beauty is not cqualled by any other establishmentin this city. The settings are unique andthe workman. ship excellent. The stones are without flaw and very brilliant. There isa great variety of pieces and good quality at all figures, SEES ESS Manufacturing Jeweler. This cut shows a product of the Keystone State. A fine gold-filled watch case. Thesecases are warranted to wear for 25 years, and the person who gets one is fortunate, as fully 50 per cent. of the cases now sold for gold-filled are rolled or electroplated. cy \ BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer stamped inv the metal. (2@FWe sell only first-class goods, A. & H.W. Hartung ; Successors to F. C. Luetje. . Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. aieiempaneeral ——e Commiercial St. \ You Have Cold Feet ‘These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refréshing. sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, durable and useful. No family should be without one. 6 Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, ‘MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds. Corner Pine and Commercial Streetsj