February 9, 1899 (4 pages)

iobacco is itetem, and its ‘Make them © general be., g is injurious is dissented who will not inhaled from — to the blood “A rule’ the slow the lar. dency is lim. olesome thing any parte of ady inflamed . aging the in. Ore injurious that the paper ms is now ex. . Opular belicf y to adulterate om why itis isive.ormed inwardly rged 1. Dyspepsia lood lood’s Sarsay Cures. mpure blood, ‘6 surely com, this threatenis: am, Missouri. . , Miass.: bles began with ch would last 8. The doctors dyspepsia, but . ing for me, and ion. At the age . ny spine, which inful rge. The doctor » but I objected. charged a great they could do tamor began to ge. I read much Sarsaparilla and Before I had tle I was much e use of Hood’s _ THURSDAY...PEB, To Be Enlarged Soon—!n Blctle CanIt. ia expected that the Nevada City postoffice will shortly be supplied with an electric cancelling. machine, Postmaster Oarr on yesterday received instructions from the Department to obtain from the Nevada County Electric Power Company a bid on supplying a quarter horse power with which to ran such a machine daily from six o’clock a.m. to nime p. m., and also to ascerAs might be expected, Allardt, who has from the first been hand-in-glove with the anti-miners, condemns the dams in sweeping terms. He. prefaces “The California Debris. Commission applicatiom to mine, of which 804 have been granted. The Com report i nt sixp. States that .4 permits have tain the nature of the enrrent sup-. Stes thet ‘thirteen. permit “plied, voltage, etc. in order that the . [62 cancelled, and thirty permits have proper machinery might be sent. Mr. Carr today forwarded the required. fig-" ures. By the use of this labor-saver, which is already in use in many of the large cities of the country, letters will be automatically cancelled and dated with great speed. ~ é It is expected that the Department will-very shortly issue: orders -for the widening of the quarters now occupied a8 a postoffice and for the re-arrangesuspended on account of the neglect of the owners to comply with instructions concerning the impounding works or from accidents to those works.’ : “The nature of the impounding works authorized and accepted by the Commission is briefly described: in a tabuWith few and unimportant exceptions they are dams or barriers constructed ment of the boxes, etc. in conformity . 9°T0S* sorees or canyons. which bave with the plans recently agreed upon between Inspector Thrall and the Recheretofore served as dumping places ter Brothers in whose building the of-. °!@#8sifled as follows: — ; fice is located. TAR BAND CONCERT. The Righth Regiment. Musicians at Armory Hall Saturday Night. Company C of this city will turn out ia uniform Saturday night to assist in the: reception of the Eighth Regiment Band which will give a: concert and “Twenty-three rock or stone dams. “One earth and stone dum. “One earth dam. “Eighty-four brush dame. “Seventy-two log, brush and earth dams. “Twenty-one brush and gravel dams. “Four leg, brush and boulder dams. “Three log. and rock dams. c “Twenty-five log or timber dams. “Fifteen crib dams. “A total of 251 structures, of which dance at Armory hall on that evening. only twenty-seven are constructed Captain Nibell and his boys have do-. wholly of durable material, that is, of nated the use of their building for the! stone or earth, while the remaining 224 occasion, : ; The program of the evening will indams are constructed, either in whole or in part, of perishable material, that clude popular and high-class music, in. jg, of logs or brush, subject to a more cluding all the leading patriotic airs. . or less rapid decay. ‘There are a number of first-class solo “Those built of rock or stone are not, , performers, including some of the most . however, structures laid as masonry ~ notable that played jn the Mexican. in mortar or cement, but are merely Band at the Midwinter Fair. embankments ef those materials ‘successors Seas > BO. Luetje. ‘the direction of the Oslifo rnia Debris: ~ Less than a third of an inch of rain tinue cloudy tonight and tomorrow. . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s, tf, The work of reconstracting the front. of the Legg & Shaw Company’s store has, since its organization, received 390 . has commenced.Oonrad Weisenburger -has sold his ranch on the upper Grass Valley road to an Italian from Sierra City. . You may have eaten-ripe olives, but not the Ehmann Olive Co.’s ripe olives, now on Sale at George C. Gaylord & Son’s, Broad street. = The ladiesand gentlemen of the A. O. U. .W. decoration committee will meet at Armory hal! at two o’clock Sanday afternoon. : Judge Nilon expects to return Sun-, morning “he will sentence Robert ‘Hooper, the slayer of Mark Casey. . ~The Excelsior Water Company is engaged in rebuilding the:section of its ‘Yuba that was. recently carried away by a landslide. : -The Broad -Streets have challenged the-Indian Flats to play baseball next Saturday. They may conclude to turn it intoa game of snowball if the weather should take a sudden switch. The Native Sons:of Hydraulic Parlor did not get-up early enough this morning to secure the block of sixty-five seats they wanted for tomorrow night’s minstrel show. They cannot go in a body, so they will do the next best thing and make it a “go-as you please.” Last evening shortly before dark A. B. Wolf's team started from upper Commercial street without a driver and ran to the junction of Kast and West Broad Streets where they were caught. The only damage was a broken singletree and a sprung axle. A firecracker scared the horses. Sold by the Administrator. “Phe weather bureau says it will conan epee’ -W. B. Bourne went to San Francisco _P, Brannan retarned last night from Virginia City. ae Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Starr went. to San Francisco today. _ & ; Roger Stenson departed this noon for the Comstock and may go further ; y. Cohn, a native of Grass: Val‘ley, is up from San Francisco om a visit; ee Se H. Pengelly, ex-superintendent. of the Orleans mine, left this noon for San Francisco. we S First Lieutenant John R. Tyrrell of lated synopsis appended tothe report. day from Woodland and on Monday . afternoon’s train, Mrs. Samuel;Granger and Mrs. Ella Clarke gavea consolation whist. party last night at the former’s home, . Mrs.J;D. Fisher, who formerly had for the hydraulic mines, and may be diteh near Jones Bar on the South . , millinery store at. Nevada City, left here on the noon train for San FranArchie Conaway, son of Chief Engineer Conaway of the Fire Department, is at Manila with the First California Regiment. The remains of the late George Cobb who died at Los Angeles will arrive here this afternoon and the funeral will take place tomorrow morning. Rev. B. Dent Naylor is about to give a series of popular entertainments for the benefit of his church, the first one taking place on Friday evening of next week. Car! Sanford, who has been ill at his home below Grass Valley, has so far recovered as to return to Sacramento to resume his studies in the Business College. Annie McCabe having refused to come into court to testify at the trial of saloon-keeper Johnson for furnishing her with whiskey, the Justice and _. Daughters’. minstrels. Many persons}. were unable to obtain entrance and it}, sage of Assembly Bills 412 and 413. _ has been détermined to give a third performance. next Tuesday evening. The show was a grand success in every particular, Io the eake walk, which was decided by the volume of applause audience, Will Williams and Mrs. A. J. Argall won the cake. © ~~ : AFTER THE SOLDIBRS. Santa Graz Wants Them to Go There Ey~_ ory Yoar, A committee of citizens from Santa Cruz, headed by Mayor W. H. Lamb and Dunean McPherson, editor of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, arrived in. Sacramento. yesterday mornimg, says the. Bee, for the purpose of urging the pas. These bills offer'to the State, free of charge, any portion of the 600 acres of want for a military encampment site. Santa Cruz is fond of having the soldiers in her midst, und would like to . am now showing as varied line as you would care to gaze upon-Both Comic and Beautiful. a Come and see the Assortment. osha Gress W. H. CRAWFORD, ™3,S082t, have the National Guard camp with Sa her each ‘year. Hence the offer. In addition to givimg the lund free of charge, the people of Santa Cruz offer to pipe water to the grounds at,their own expense. # The matter came up last night before the Joint Committee on Military Affairs. See x Success Comes to those who persevere. If you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and persistently, according to directions, you may depend upon a cure when a cure is possible. . sg \ Hoop’s PILts are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure indigestion, sick headache. Rae Oe aon oa aE Hay, Corn and Barley. No.1 -baled hay, Egyptian corn and seed barley for-sale in quantities to suit. Apply to J. G. Ogden, MarysFancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY . J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup . Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 7) Depot for or ell PATE FOIS. . DEVILED AND POTTED cing 12 bottles I » how well, have i that I owe my a.” W. D. Fore. , Sarsa> parilla ‘rue Blood Purifier. Infor $5. Peenously with 8 Sarsaparilla. 26c. SD, {yen} SO 0%, 0.0. Weisenburger this noon sold . jawyers went out to her house this afby auction the residence. property on . ternoon. Piety Hill belonging to thelate Samuel. J R Nickerson and wife, old-time The price of admission to the condumped across the canyons, and alcert, inclading the dance to follow, will . lowed to assume their natural slope or be Lut tity vents. : angle of repose; hence they are subject Gre es _ This is the first famous band to visit . to gradual and even rapid disintegration . T. Shurtleff. N.J. Rohr bid it in for/ residents of the lower part of the Nevada City in many years. from the destructive effects of any ai ~ . eounty, on January 31ét celebrated the considerable freshet surmounting their . 60th anniversary of their wedding. Dente at Nat Teed crests. In short, none of the above The Probable Reason. They have four sons’and three daughYesterday’s Sacramento Bee gives. enumerated dams can be regarded as. “Ma,” said Tommy, as he laid aside . ters living. the following account of the death of stable or imperishable structures.”: _. the pictorial Bible and looked up. On July first the ‘postoffice will be the sister-in-law of Mrs. Fred Searls of/ After estimating the amount of. “What is it?” asked bis mother, low-. moved into the Cabinet building, corthis city: ebris deposited in the various moun-. ering her crocheting. ner of Main and Church streets, and _ Mrs. Sarah Phipps-Pond, the wife of. tain waterways and giving other} “[ know why angels have wings.” a first-class outfit of furniture and Principal J. H. Pond of the Sacramento . figures, Engineer Allardt submits the “Why, Tommy?” boxes will be put in. High School, died at an early. hour this . following conclusions: . #Qause the streets inheaven are all. There. was another immense audimorning of a surgical operation per-/ “First—That the impounding works . a-aowin’ with’ milk an’ honey, an’ ef . enceat Fraternal hall last night to see furmed last Friday. She was taken ill. or debris dams heretofore constructed they didn’t they’d get their feet sticky.” about two weeks ago, and as her con-j for the purpose of permitting the condition grew serious, her only hope for. tinuance of hydraulic mining do not Tecovery lay in a surgical operation: . comply with the requirements set forth which, unfortunately, was unsuccess. in the Caminetti Act. ful. Mrs. Pond wasa very handsome. “Second—That said debris dams are young woman, of refined-and sympa-. temporary in their character and are thetic nature, and had a large circle: of . liable to be destroyed, sooner or later, friends. She was a native of this State, . either by the decay of their wooden and of the age of 26 years and six parts, or by being swept out by the months. Besides her husband, she/ force of heavy freshets. ‘ leaves three young children, She was; “Third—That all debris dams, even if the daughter of Mrs. James Stewart of . constructed in strict conformity. with this city. the recommendations adopted by the Act, will fail to restrain the sand and MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00 , Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey 100! SUE BORD 2 reco ceivicdisnk eee Pepsin Whiskey Clairette Soap..... eee Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey 1 09 . Water Queen Soap 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ....000 ville, Cal. f8-lw Clearance : Sale. I X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey. .:... 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap Maple Rum 1 00 Brown (11¢ Ib bar) Soap. .+.. Sherry Wine Orb WAG siisse ee sa cceveresacessec ds vcisse 4 Sea F Wash’ Claret Wine ag fen + oem Wash'g Powder,3lb pekg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. =. 2 = « ‘The Happiest Girl In town is she who has received an ‘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 equalled by any othr establishmentin this city, The settiugs are unique and the workmanship excellent. The stones are without flaw _A St. Louis grand jury reports that 15 per cent of all crimes are committed by imtoxicated person, and that most all of the burglaries and robberies are committed by boys and young men be-. tween the ages of 15 and 26. 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 orJEBEL OD otto 10c qo THIS OUT. % 10c This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. * -““T. am glad to say,” remarked Mr: Meekton, “that I never spoke a hasty word to you.” “No, Leonidas,” answered bis wife, rather gently, “I am willing to give you credit for not hurrying about anything.” JOE ULE Anything For a Change. RKP K HRI HOE: AOS AOS AGS AG AG Roe nae a brilliant. There isa great variety clay coming from the hydraulic mines, OkES Good until PE * . dor to promote rapid sales. «phe on ein cra eh phon Some gentlemen were talking at the/the material which in the past has : 10c @ FEB. 49, 99, f 10c % There’s splendid values offered in : Courthouse yesterday about the ver-. covered the valley lands and choked i x * . Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, SEES IO IO IR dict in the Hooper murder case when 8 . the river channels. : pee Sese ote se ees ye er est st And. Siipperas : d lawyer remarked that it was undoubt-! «Fourth—That by far the greater por5 Don’t neglect to seize the opportuee BRA Rw >. aow edly in line with the law. tion of the material in the banks of the nity. M j cturin, weler. Cor“Curse the law,” said a man who/ hydraulic mines still sought to be BOVEY BROS., anutfa & Jewele SS — isn’t a lawyer. “What the country . worked, consists of the same light mawants is more justiceand not so much . terial, namely, sand and clay. lays le. sa ‘. “Fifth—That after the hydraulic PES Ta Die mines using the debrisdams are worked The Next Grand Commandery. out and sbendastd, the dang: will be The next regular session of the Grand . left without care er supervision, their Commandery of Knights Templar of. disintegration and final destruction of California wil! be held‘in Sacramento, . wili then “be greatly accelerated, and beginning on April 2list. Sacramento! eventually all the material stored beCommandery, No. 2, will make elabor-. hind them will be swept out and car3 . ate arrangements to give the visiting . ried to the rivers below, causing a furoe . Knights a royal entertainment during . ther rise of their beds. In that event > : t! e’r stay in the capital city. a recurrence of a flood like that of ’ 1861-62 might endanger the very .exist‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section . ence of the cities and towns situated of the country than all other diseases . upon the banks of those rivers. put togetber and until the lastfew. “Sixth—That the system of impoundyears it was supposed to be incurable. img works, as now carried on, can For a great many years doctors pro-. afford no protection to the valley innounced it a local disease, and pre-. terests; it is a menace,a delusion and > \seribed local remedies, and‘ by con-ja snare. In my judgment permanent F antly failing to cure with local treat . relief and safety can be secured. only ment, pronounced it incurable. Science . by the absolute and unconditional prohas proven catarrh to be a constitu. hibition of hydraulic mining.” af Re ae Chinese New Year Here. anufactured by F. J. . Today the Chinese ushered in the edo, Ohio, is the only . New Year with music that has little on the market. It. melody:for Melican man. The Celestials will eat, drink and make merry nty. Broad Street. 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. BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer stamped in the metal: ~ aa &@F We sell only first-class goods. A. & H.W. Hartung © You can do it with Sucéessors to F. C. Luetje. Ch change them daily. : SS Se Wevacceaee Broad Bixset, above Pisa, Renan ONS, . Wolf's Cash Grocery,. . . 2% . While There’s Life Pectoral Commercial Street, Nevada City. . There's a general gathering up here : Th er e’ Ss S oap. Back Ache ’D . tee Youn EVE OH THs ap. In constant pain when o your feet? : Is that dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn till night ? ae Why not put the medicine exactly on the disease ? Why not apply the cure right to It Means Money Far Yoo, . Warm Welcome Slim Pocket Books. We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put’ still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store, with the required amount of cash. rices. : rand Watch these Coupons closely, for we proper Black, sets— of odds and ends after the holidays and : where we find too many of a kind we Joist dcdcdc attach a price which is much lower than CUT THIS OUT 5c = the usual and the things are quickly *« taken by wise buyers. The opportunity to secure. s Staple and Fancy Groceries atmuch less than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. his Coupon and 55.cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLF’s.”” follow will come along next. month and will consist of a street parade with firecrackers accompaniments and the shooting of bombs. We haven't “any old kind of Soap.”’ y y 4 Ke tT hakatetetenstanatensiahebe BRIEF IEE , a a ickly 61 ne 21 We keep all the ular, fashionable e place 4 _ ¥. 5, OHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, Ox' Joseph Jeffersom, when asked the quickly pene n _—s until e keep popular, en ¢ e % ae: by Druggists, price 750. per bot-. other day why he never pote ng hon pcre ocuee: 5¢ i FEB. 419, '99. 5c : P, G. SCA DDEN, << and standard brands of nits ; % Hall’s Family Pills are ihe best. nt eae ot eee oe md et lieved vm and strength nae a talalalanlalelahtohininiainintelniaets Commercial St: is ae could mot pay mes higher compliment) TH uy yinster ever acted. 20. quickly Air ‘ Castile and Antiseptic . t me —— = ee te ee sar ak sue The Glenbrook, Medicated, Toilet, Bath, Antisep y B. Alien ve ope complete contro ° ; -a piano store on Broad street and they kinds of pain. _ {Ralph Maitland. .Proprietor SOAPS "S,; are offering pianos lower than was Placed over the chest it is ape AN . : 5 ever known in oir city. 3-tf a powerful aid to Ayer’s U H Li e ) St: bl : ‘ zs 5 vans CRT cries arg Ie Cherry Pectoral; relieving Mon LIVery Stadie,. Wines, Liquors and Cigars. et vans, Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. Jike; but don’t hold congestion _ drawing out Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Agent for the eclebrated I C KER M AN’S : > : weer _ . as a reflection of the t all inflammation. s trea oe the ¢ $, > E < Mim isae tea aN ae concrete thing Iteelt. ” POR SALB RY ALL DRUGGIOTS. Henry Lane, Prop’r Ruhstaller Beer, tue suet turn-outs iu the eounty.endplen . Give me call and you'll never regret of Open day and night it. Pine Street, Nevada City. embalmihg parlors, Broad street Nevade City. cao p 28-tf DRUG STORE. the beart of their countrymen.

iobacco is itetem, and its ‘Make them © general be., g is injurious is dissented who will not inhaled from — to the blood “A rule’ the slow the lar. dency is lim. olesome thing any parte of ady inflamed . aging the in. Ore injurious that the paper ms is now ex. . Opular belicf y to adulterate om why itis isive.ormed inwardly rged 1. Dyspepsia lood lood’s Sarsay Cures. mpure blood, ‘6 surely com, this threatenis: am, Missouri. . , Miass.: bles began with ch would last 8. The doctors dyspepsia, but . ing for me, and ion. At the age . ny spine, which inful rge. The doctor » but I objected. charged a great they could do tamor began to ge. I read much Sarsaparilla and Before I had tle I was much e use of Hood’s _ THURSDAY......PEB, To Be Enlarged Soon—!n Blctle CanIt. ia expected that the Nevada City postoffice will shortly be supplied with an electric cancelling. machine, Postmaster Oarr on yesterday received instructions from the Department to obtain from the Nevada County Electric Power Company a bid on supplying a quarter horse power with which to ran such a machine daily from six o’clock a.m. to nime p. m., and also to ascerAs might be expected, Allardt, who has from the first been hand-in-glove with the anti-miners, condemns the dams in sweeping terms. He. prefaces “The California Debris. Commission applicatiom to mine, of which 804 have been granted. The Com report i nt sixp. States that .4 permits have tain the nature of the enrrent sup-. Stes thet ‘thirteen. permit “plied, voltage, etc. in order that the . [62 cancelled, and thirty permits have proper machinery might be sent. Mr. Carr today forwarded the required. fig-" ures. By the use of this labor-saver, which is already in use in many of the large cities of the country, letters will be automatically cancelled and dated with great speed. ~ é It is expected that the Department will-very shortly issue: orders -for the widening of the quarters now occupied a8 a postoffice and for the re-arrangesuspended on account of the neglect of the owners to comply with instructions concerning the impounding works or from accidents to those works.’ : “The nature of the impounding works authorized and accepted by the Commission is briefly described: in a tabuWith few and unimportant exceptions they are dams or barriers constructed ment of the boxes, etc. in conformity . 9°T0S* sorees or canyons. which bave with the plans recently agreed upon between Inspector Thrall and the Recheretofore served as dumping places ter Brothers in whose building the of-. °!@#8sifled as follows: — ; fice is located. TAR BAND CONCERT. The Righth Regiment. Musicians at Armory Hall Saturday Night. Company C of this city will turn out ia uniform Saturday night to assist in the: reception of the Eighth Regiment Band which will give a: concert and “Twenty-three rock or stone dams. “One earth and stone dum. “One earth dam. “Eighty-four brush dame. “Seventy-two log, brush and earth dams. “Twenty-one brush and gravel dams. “Four leg, brush and boulder dams. “Three log. and rock dams. c “Twenty-five log or timber dams. “Fifteen crib dams. “A total of 251 structures, of which dance at Armory hall on that evening. only twenty-seven are constructed Captain Nibell and his boys have do-. wholly of durable material, that is, of nated the use of their building for the! stone or earth, while the remaining 224 occasion, : ; The program of the evening will indams are constructed, either in whole or in part, of perishable material, that clude popular and high-class music, in. jg, of logs or brush, subject to a more cluding all the leading patriotic airs. . or less rapid decay. ‘There are a number of first-class solo “Those built of rock or stone are not, , performers, including some of the most . however, structures laid as masonry ~ notable that played jn the Mexican. in mortar or cement, but are merely Band at the Midwinter Fair. embankments ef those materials ‘successors Seas > BO. Luetje. ‘the direction of the Oslifo rnia Debris: ~ Less than a third of an inch of rain tinue cloudy tonight and tomorrow. . Fancy cream cheese in tin foil and . genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s, tf, The work of reconstracting the front. of the Legg & Shaw Company’s store has, since its organization, received 390 . has commenced.Oonrad Weisenburger -has sold his ranch on the upper Grass Valley road to an Italian from Sierra City. . You may have eaten-ripe olives, but not the Ehmann Olive Co.’s ripe olives, now on Sale at George C. Gaylord & Son’s, Broad street. = The ladiesand gentlemen of the A. O. U. .W. decoration committee will meet at Armory hal! at two o’clock Sanday afternoon. : Judge Nilon expects to return Sun-, morning “he will sentence Robert ‘Hooper, the slayer of Mark Casey. . ~The Excelsior Water Company is engaged in rebuilding the:section of its ‘Yuba that was. recently carried away by a landslide. : -The Broad -Streets have challenged the-Indian Flats to play baseball next Saturday. They may conclude to turn it intoa game of snowball if the weather should take a sudden switch. The Native Sons:of Hydraulic Parlor did not get-up early enough this morning to secure the block of sixty-five seats they wanted for tomorrow night’s minstrel show. They cannot go in a body, so they will do the next best thing and make it a “go-as you please.” Last evening shortly before dark A. B. Wolf's team started from upper Commercial street without a driver and ran to the junction of Kast and West Broad Streets where they were caught. The only damage was a broken singletree and a sprung axle. A firecracker scared the horses. Sold by the Administrator. “Phe weather bureau says it will conan epee’ -W. B. Bourne went to San Francisco _P, Brannan retarned last night from Virginia City. ae Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Starr went. to San Francisco today. _ & ; Roger Stenson departed this noon for the Comstock and may go further ; y. Cohn, a native of Grass: Val‘ley, is up from San Francisco om a visit; ee Se H. Pengelly, ex-superintendent. of the Orleans mine, left this noon for San Francisco. we S First Lieutenant John R. Tyrrell of lated synopsis appended tothe report. day from Woodland and on Monday . afternoon’s train, Mrs. Samuel;Granger and Mrs. Ella Clarke gavea consolation whist. party last night at the former’s home, . Mrs.J;D. Fisher, who formerly had for the hydraulic mines, and may be diteh near Jones Bar on the South . , millinery store at. Nevada City, left here on the noon train for San FranArchie Conaway, son of Chief Engineer Conaway of the Fire Department, is at Manila with the First California Regiment. The remains of the late George Cobb who died at Los Angeles will arrive here this afternoon and the funeral will take place tomorrow morning. Rev. B. Dent Naylor is about to give a series of popular entertainments for the benefit of his church, the first one taking place on Friday evening of next week. Car! Sanford, who has been ill at his home below Grass Valley, has so far recovered as to return to Sacramento to resume his studies in the Business College. Annie McCabe having refused to come into court to testify at the trial of saloon-keeper Johnson for furnishing her with whiskey, the Justice and _. Daughters’. minstrels. Many persons}. were unable to obtain entrance and it}, sage of Assembly Bills 412 and 413. _ has been détermined to give a third performance. next Tuesday evening. The show was a grand success in every particular, Io the eake walk, which was decided by the volume of applause audience, Will Williams and Mrs. A. J. Argall won the cake. © ~~ : AFTER THE SOLDIBRS. Santa Graz Wants Them to Go There Ey~_ ory Yoar, A committee of citizens from Santa Cruz, headed by Mayor W. H. Lamb and Dunean McPherson, editor of the Santa Cruz Sentinel, arrived in. Sacramento. yesterday mornimg, says the. Bee, for the purpose of urging the pas. These bills offer'to the State, free of charge, any portion of the 600 acres of want for a military encampment site. Santa Cruz is fond of having the soldiers in her midst, und would like to . am now showing as varied line as you would care to gaze upon-Both Comic and Beautiful. a Come and see the Assortment. osha Gress W. H. CRAWFORD, ™3,S082t, have the National Guard camp with Sa her each ‘year. Hence the offer. In addition to givimg the lund free of charge, the people of Santa Cruz offer to pipe water to the grounds at,their

own expense. # The matter came up last night before the Joint Committee on Military Affairs. See x Success Comes to those who persevere. If you take Hood’s Sarsaparilla faithfully and persistently, according to directions, you may depend upon a cure when a cure is possible. . sg \ Hoop’s PILts are easy to take, easy to operate. Oure indigestion, sick headache. Rae Oe aon oa aE Hay, Corn and Barley. No.1 -baled hay, Egyptian corn and seed barley for-sale in quantities to suit. Apply to J. G. Ogden, MarysFancy Groceries BEEHIVE GROCERY .. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor Agency For--lonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup . Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale 7) Depot for or ell PATE FOIS. . DEVILED AND POTTED cing 12 bottles I » how well, have i that I owe my a.” W. D. Fore. , Sarsa> parilla ‘rue Blood Purifier. Infor $5. Peenously with 8 Sarsaparilla. 26c. SD, {yen} SO 0%, 0.0. Weisenburger this noon sold . jawyers went out to her house this afby auction the residence. property on . ternoon. Piety Hill belonging to thelate Samuel. J R Nickerson and wife, old-time The price of admission to the condumped across the canyons, and alcert, inclading the dance to follow, will . lowed to assume their natural slope or be Lut tity vents. : angle of repose; hence they are subject Gre es _ This is the first famous band to visit . to gradual and even rapid disintegration . T. Shurtleff. N.J. Rohr bid it in for/ residents of the lower part of the Nevada City in many years. from the destructive effects of any ai ~ . eounty, on January 31ét celebrated the considerable freshet surmounting their . 60th anniversary of their wedding. Dente at Nat Teed crests. In short, none of the above The Probable Reason. They have four sons’and three daughYesterday’s Sacramento Bee gives. enumerated dams can be regarded as. “Ma,” said Tommy, as he laid aside . ters living. the following account of the death of stable or imperishable structures.”: _. the pictorial Bible and looked up. On July first the ‘postoffice will be the sister-in-law of Mrs. Fred Searls of/ After estimating the amount of. “What is it?” asked bis mother, low-. moved into the Cabinet building, corthis city: ebris deposited in the various moun-. ering her crocheting. ner of Main and Church streets, and _ Mrs. Sarah Phipps-Pond, the wife of. tain waterways and giving other} “[ know why angels have wings.” a first-class outfit of furniture and Principal J. H. Pond of the Sacramento . figures, Engineer Allardt submits the “Why, Tommy?” boxes will be put in. High School, died at an early. hour this . following conclusions: . #Qause the streets inheaven are all. There. was another immense audimorning of a surgical operation per-/ “First—That the impounding works . a-aowin’ with’ milk an’ honey, an’ ef . enceat Fraternal hall last night to see furmed last Friday. She was taken ill. or debris dams heretofore constructed they didn’t they’d get their feet sticky.” about two weeks ago, and as her con-j for the purpose of permitting the condition grew serious, her only hope for. tinuance of hydraulic mining do not Tecovery lay in a surgical operation: . comply with the requirements set forth which, unfortunately, was unsuccess. in the Caminetti Act. ful. Mrs. Pond wasa very handsome. “Second—That said debris dams are young woman, of refined-and sympa-. temporary in their character and are thetic nature, and had a large circle: of . liable to be destroyed, sooner or later, friends. She was a native of this State, . either by the decay of their wooden and of the age of 26 years and six parts, or by being swept out by the months. Besides her husband, she/ force of heavy freshets. ‘ leaves three young children, She was; “Third—That all debris dams, even if the daughter of Mrs. James Stewart of . constructed in strict conformity. with this city. the recommendations adopted by the Act, will fail to restrain the sand and MEATS AND FISH. Mascot Whiskey $1 00 , Mikado Soap Duffy’s Malt Whiskey 100! SUE BORD 2 reco ceivicdisnk eee Pepsin Whiskey Clairette Soap......... eee Game Cock Whiskey Monarch (Jug) Whiskey 1 09 . Water Queen Soap 75 . Copco (white) Soap. ........000 ville, Cal. f8-lw Clearance : Sale. I X L Whiskey Rock & Rye Whiskey.. .:...... 1 00; Cashmere (white) Soap Maple Rum 1 00 Brown (11¢ Ib bar) Soap.. .+... Sherry Wine Orb WAG siisse ee sa cceveresacessec ds vcisse 4 Sea F Wash’ Claret Wine ag fen + oem Wash'g Powder,3lb pekg . Diamond Dust Washing Powder.. ‘* ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. Give it a Trial. =. 2 = « ‘The Happiest Girl In town is she who has received an ‘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 equalled by any othr establishmentin this city, The settiugs are unique and the workmanship excellent. The stones are without flaw _A St. Louis grand jury reports that 15 per cent of all crimes are committed by imtoxicated person, and that most all of the burglaries and robberies are committed by boys and young men be-. tween the ages of 15 and 26. 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 orJEBEL OD otto 10c qo THIS OUT. % 10c This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase 85c Box of Extra Sodas, AT WOLP’S. * -““T. am glad to say,” remarked Mr: Meekton, “that I never spoke a hasty word to you.” “No, Leonidas,” answered bis wife, rather gently, “I am willing to give you credit for not hurrying about anything.” JOE ULE Anything For a Change. RKP K HRI HOE: AOS AOS AGS AG AG Roe nae a brilliant. There isa great variety clay coming from the hydraulic mines, OkES Good until PE * . dor to promote rapid sales. «phe on ein cra eh phon Some gentlemen were talking at the/the material which in the past has : 10c @ FEB. 49, 99, f 10c % There’s splendid values offered in : Courthouse yesterday about the ver-. covered the valley lands and choked i x * . Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, SEES IO IO IR dict in the Hooper murder case when 8 . the river channels. : pee Sese ote se ees ye er est st And. Siipperas : d lawyer remarked that it was undoubt-! «Fourth—That by far the greater por5 Don’t neglect to seize the opportuee BRA Rw >. aow edly in line with the law. tion of the material in the banks of the nity. M j cturin, weler. Cor“Curse the law,” said a man who/ hydraulic mines still sought to be BOVEY BROS., anutfa & Jewele SS — isn’t a lawyer. “What the country . worked, consists of the same light mawants is more justiceand not so much . terial, namely, sand and clay. lays le. sa ‘. “Fifth—That after the hydraulic PES Ta Die mines using the debrisdams are worked The Next Grand Commandery. out and sbendastd, the dang: will be The next regular session of the Grand . left without care er supervision, their Commandery of Knights Templar of. disintegration and final destruction of California wil! be held‘in Sacramento, . wili then “be greatly accelerated, and beginning on April 2list. Sacramento! eventually all the material stored beCommandery, No. 2, will make elabor-. hind them will be swept out and car3 . ate arrangements to give the visiting . ried to the rivers below, causing a furoe . Knights a royal entertainment during . ther rise of their beds. In that event > : t! e’r stay in the capital city. a recurrence of a flood like that of ’ 1861-62 might endanger the very .exist‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section . ence of the cities and towns situated of the country than all other diseases . upon the banks of those rivers. put togetber and until the lastfew. “Sixth—That the system of impoundyears it was supposed to be incurable. img works, as now carried on, can For a great many years doctors pro-. afford no protection to the valley innounced it a local disease, and pre-. terests; it is a menace,a delusion and > \seribed local remedies, and‘ by con-ja snare. In my judgment permanent F antly failing to cure with local treat . relief and safety can be secured. only ment, pronounced it incurable. Science . by the absolute and unconditional prohas proven catarrh to be a constitu. hibition of hydraulic mining.” af Re ae Chinese New Year Here. anufactured by F. J. . Today the Chinese ushered in the edo, Ohio, is the only . New Year with music that has little on the market. It. melody:for Melican man. The Celestials will eat, drink and make merry nty. Broad Street. 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. BEWARE OF CASES That bear not the name of the manufacturer stamped in the metal: ~ aa &@F We sell only first-class goods. A. & H.W. Hartung © You can do it with Sucéessors to F. C. Luetje. Ch change them daily. : SS Se Wevacceaee Broad Bixset, above Pisa, Renan ONS, . Wolf's Cash Grocery,. . . 2% . While There’s Life Pectoral Commercial Street, Nevada City. . There's a general gathering up here : Th er e’ Ss S oap. Back Ache ’D . tee Youn EVE OH THs ap. In constant pain when o your feet? : Is that dragging, pulling sensation with you from morn till night ? ae Why not put the medicine exactly on the disease ? Why not apply the cure right to It Means Money Far Yoo, . Warm Welcome Slim Pocket Books. We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put’ still more money into your pocket. Cut these coupons out and bring them to onr store, with the required amount of cash. rices. : rand Watch these Coupons closely, for we proper Black, sets— of odds and ends after the holidays and : where we find too many of a kind we Joist dcdcdc attach a price which is much lower than CUT THIS OUT 5c = the usual and the things are quickly *« taken by wise buyers. The opportunity to secure. s Staple and Fancy Groceries atmuch less than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. his Coupon and 55.cents in cash will purchase 60c Square Butter, At “WOLF’s.”” follow will come along next. month and will consist of a street parade with firecrackers accompaniments and the shooting of bombs. We haven't “any old kind of Soap.”’ y y 4 Ke tT hakatetetenstanatensiahebe BRIEF IEE , a a ickly 61 ne 21 We keep all the ular, fashionable e place 4 _ ¥. 5, OHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, Ox' Joseph Jeffersom, when asked the quickly pene n _—s until e keep popular, en ¢ e % ae: by Druggists, price 750. per bot-. other day why he never pote ng hon pcre ocuee: 5¢ i FEB. 419, '99. 5c : P, G. SCA DDEN, << and standard brands of nits ; % Hall’s Family Pills are ihe best. nt eae ot eee oe md et lieved vm and strength nae a talalalanlalelahtohininiainintelniaets Commercial St: is ae could mot pay mes higher compliment) TH uy yinster ever acted. 20. quickly Air ‘ Castile and Antiseptic . t me —— = ee te ee sar ak sue The Glenbrook, Medicated, Toilet, Bath, Antisep y B. Alien ve ope complete contro ° ; -a piano store on Broad street and they kinds of pain. _ {Ralph Maitland.. .Proprietor SOAPS "S,; are offering pianos lower than was Placed over the chest it is ape AN . : 5 ever known in oir city. 3-tf a powerful aid to Ayer’s U H Li e ) St: bl : ‘ zs 5 vans CRT cries arg Ie Cherry Pectoral; relieving Mon LIVery Stadie,. Wines, Liquors and Cigars. et vans, Six loaves bread for 25c at Homann’s. Jike; but don’t hold congestion _ drawing out Main st., opp. Union Hotel, Agent for the eclebrated I C KER M AN’S : > : weer _ . as a reflection of the t all inflammation. s trea oe the ¢ $, > E < Mim isae tea aN ae concrete thing Iteelt. ” POR SALB RY ALL DRUGGIOTS. Henry Lane, Prop’r Ruhstaller Beer, tue suet turn-outs iu the eounty.endplen . Give me call and you'll never regret of Open day and night it. Pine Street, Nevada City. embalmihg parlors, Broad street Nevade City. cao p 28-tf DRUG STORE. the beart of their countrymen.