January 11, 1900 (4 pages)

est Gro~. metimes INEY on Com. 1 80 long es W goods are roducts in. nding qual ounty, and A Mother Gives Her Hor Life Bat Saves Hor a of Third .V.; W. D. Vinton, M. of}. Richardson on the debt. . Saturday evening by the company are ©. ed He Moore, serving a life sentence mp in fine style. Among the hew ad= ee THE "TRANSCRIPT. . THURSDAY,,..55-. Jan. i “1900 . ‘KILLBD BY THE RAILROAD.) Little Child. A fatal accident occurred yesterday afternoon at Blue Canyon, on the Central Pacific Railroad. Mrs. Schell, the wife of the South Yuba Water Company’s ditch-tender, started. .toordss the street for the hotel just as the ‘Eastbound passenger train was coming . in. The train was apparently closer to her offered for sale : ae beets. all on Ed Schmidt when’ you want ‘anything in the tobacco line. tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass of. that celebrated. Rahstaller’s Gilt ‘Edge Steam Beer. ae Genuine English “Cromarty” Bioat=. ers, 7 for 25 cents, at Wolf's. tf: Last evening Justice Holbrook fined . Charles Steffen Jr. $6 for striking Tommie Chace with a missile from aelangshot. A large lot of household furnitare is a great bargain, Apthan she at first réalized as she startply immediately toe AS Wakerley, at ed to go back just as the engine strack her. She had in this moment of exNew York Hotel. = jil-lw . Yesterday afternoon A. MoAllister’s . GRASS VALLEY. NEWS, ha Dongs of Out dar Magnes s told Over the Telephone. Jorome Deusy, the ex-detective, went . to Sacramento today. = “Phere are said to be ‘seventeen Soctoke in tees: Valleys: ' The City Board of Education will . hold a special meeting tonight.Olympic Company, U. B.K. of P., will give a masquerade ball on Neue 16th. The Ladies’. Whist Club. was e tained this afternoon by Mrs. *Tekenan.Mrs. Obris. Temby end child returned todey to Sen Francisco after s visit here. : Harry Morse returned to the State . . University today and Carl Jones will citement the presence of mind to. sixteen year old daughter -had her face . go down tomorrow. throw her child, which she was carrypainfally scalded by the aceidental ing, off of the track and out 6f the way. ‘spilling of some hot water Mrs. Schell” both of her legs. ‘cut: off and was! otherwise cut and wines, finest of bruised. She was_sent to Sacramento paul Dior sy Seta how ce “on the first passenger train and she all ye who never sampled goods. tf ” died this morning. at . 6 o'clock. . ast ~ New Officers in Place. Mrs. George Richardson will continue <a at this oity owned by ber husband who The following have be been installed as left so abruptly ight before leat. officers of Nevada Chapter, R. A. M.: About. {twenty Knights of Pythias will go from here tomorrow evening officers. James Quinn’s house on] Marshal! street was burned at 11:15 last night. A lamp exploded. The loss was $1200, . . to conduct the undertaking business . the insurance $700. Mrs: Ambrose Powdina: a pioneer resident . of Grass Valley, died this W. &. Meservey, H. P.; William Giflin,. ++, river above the town of Washing-. held here tomorrow afternoon, K.; Thomas Palmounter, 8; F. L. Lton at a point called Rocky Bar, is at The Grass Valley Exploration OomArbogast, O. of H.; 0. W. Chapman, P: tast closed, Flora Walsh having vacated . peny, owning the W. Y. 0. D. mine, 8.; Ben Hall, R. A. 053. F. Stenger, M. it yesterday, ‘They ‘have ead They're nice: held a meeting Tuesday and in addition cee a ne erro ae oa TASTER THRYADA COUNT. nrg ams Gated om th Republican, ibid spend Mtedicy with a very good attendance. ‘There are a few. cases of whooping cough in town that have kept some out of school. Passenger train No. 5. was delayed several hours by a wreck east of--here this morning. No one was vices or injared in the wreck. es There is only about enough snow around town te cover-the ground while is some places the streets are bare. Wagon¢ are in use which is something rather unusual for Trackee at this season of the year. ‘There is considerable snow on the surrounding mountains: The little child of Mr:and Mrs. -Walstram, who lives on River street, was reported a few days.ago to have scarlet fever. Health officer Hill went down Monday to look into the case but found At “The Grotto”, paid gone to attend Milo Lodge’s installation of . the family had left town. No other new cases have been reported, and those who had the disease have recovered rapidly. ‘The Alder Creek Wood and Lumber company are still hauling lumber ‘down from their mill jon, sleds. The ground is getting bare in some places The house of ill repute situated on week in Berkeley. The funeral will be . on the streets and it is hard pulling for the teams when they strike such places. Phe:Compeny has been very fortunate in getting a large amount of lumber-to. market that under ordinary to transacting other business ua circumstanees might have had to reFirst .V.; 1. J. Rolfe, Secretary; J.T. 25 cents a dozen. Where ? At’Gaylord ble on the 20th instant, Since ite tors Morgan, T.; A. Tam,'G. _ The new. officers of Nevada Lodge. F. ‘A. M., are W.'G. Richards, Master; F. L. ‘Arbogast, 8. W.; W. D. Vinton, J Last: evening Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth and Miss Mary E. Hook enter& Son’s. Get your order in as soon as . corporation the company bas declared you read this notice. tf five dividends, and the indications are that many more will follow. The joint lodge committee will meet W.;1. J. Rolfe, Sec E, M;, Preston tained the Whist Tournament Club at . tonight to decide on plans for a new Treas.; A, Tam, Tyler; T. 8. Ford, J.D. the home of the former. It is needless . Society and business block. Four sets R. J. Protwaine and Henry Stenger, 8:; to say that the guests had a delightful Ww. H. Mar tin, M.; C. OC. Weecatamier CG, $ Suit to Foreclose Mortgage. Warren Richardson of Truckee by his attorney, E. B. Power, began suit in the Superior Court today against Louis time, The Priestly gold dredger at SmartsTunnel & Quartz Mining Oompany and, of plans have been submitted, those of Cunningham Bros. of San Francisco, who designed the:new schoolhouse at ville was ta. be started this morning. . Nevada City, being the most favorably The’ property upon which it will work is held under lease from the Marysville . They provide for.an auditorium that will seat 750 people and have a thirty . and bat a small extra expense. regarded by all who have seen them, ‘oot stage fitted up for theatrical per‘Kielhofer, Wm. B, Woods Jr, Charles it is expected, will pay both’ owners . rormances. ‘ the Truckee Brewery Company to foreclose a ‘chattel mortguge given’ by the payment of $1000 which -he loaned them December 4th, . 1896, the rate of interest being 144 per cent. a month. Nothipg has ever been paid to Mr. The property given as security consists of brewing machines and apparatus. -A Prosperous [lilitia Company.” Company O of this city is composed ‘mostly of young men, : ranging in age from nineteen to thirty yeans. » At ‘the’ last meeting Richard Goyne, Gluyas Richards and Myles Werry, three popular young men, were enrolled. » The social parties that are being given each proving successiul. The boys in blue’ are now *industriously preparing for their anniversary ball on the night of April 18th. They propose to make it one of the most notable military psrties in the county’s history. His Feet Got Chilled. According to the Journal, on last Monday night the Reno suicide club met in the graveyard. and celebrated the first anniversary of the formation of the club by casting lots to see who would be the first victim to: the principles of the order. The young man who drew the fatal number “13” was} behind the counter as usual Tuesday and the natural inference is, that he has proved a traitor to his organization. Murderer Moore Heard From, at San Quentin for the murder of : Policeman Kilroy, writes to his attorney, _John R. Tyrrell of Grass Valley, saying che is now working in the blacksmith ‘hop and eijoying good health: He has much to say. about the mine on Little Deer Creek that he presented to * the lawyer, and describes a place in it where he took out $700 in six days. . Fixing Up in ¢ Good Shape. The Nevada Assay Office, ‘which is now owned by T. H. Hieka & Co, is being thoroughly overhauled. and fixed} ditions is a 2-stamp mill, grinding pan, rock-breaker and bullion scales. They intend to have their plant equal toany. in the State. Paints, Varnishes, Etc. Towle Bros.,-at the Narrow Gauge depot, have on hand a large stock of paints and varnishes which they willeell in quantities to suit purchasers, at the toll; Chas; Bach and others koown as . "74 lessees bandsome retarns. Last night Rev. W. A. Rimer of Trinity Episcopal church was tendered a Messrs Kielhofer and. Woods to secure surprise party at hie rooms in Mrs, Jo-. ine beautiful girf when the father seph Olive’s house on Piety Hill. The David B. Knight’s Liberality. Gpeaking of the death of David E. Knight, the Marysville Democrat says:. yords: The class who will feel the loss most keenly are the deserving poor people whohave received help at his hands in time of need. We state with a knowledge of the fact that in the past three years D. E. Knight gave aver. of his estate in small sams $30,000, and if he had lived three years more he would “have doubled the amount. Fetching Indeed. A becoming cap a man may wear, As proudly as ever he can;: But it’s nothing at all to the fetching kind That’s set by a girl when she has a mind To captivate a man. —Tit-Bits. AN EFFECTIVE CURE. 4 “T gee Jack Fullboy is around again. F They say he just got back from taking ‘the gold cure.’ “Did he find it very effective?” “Extremely so; it took all his money away and left hiny nothing to get full -on,”—Collier’s Weekly. The Wriggier Thing. He tried i) get rid.of the “frog. ip his throa kee nea his larynx with liquor afloat; ee “frogs” do not vex him, but oft he computes The number and size of the “snakes in his ts.” ; eldest. . From His Point ‘oe View. “But you confess, father,” protested showed indications.of a desire to withgathering was in celebration of the an-. hold his consent, that you do not know niversary of Mr. Rimer’s arrival here a} of a single soiitary thing that is in the year ago from Wisconsin. About 75 rladies and ‘gentlemen attended the party and they spent the evening in i dancing, singing, etc. least derogatory to his reputation.” “That's just it,” replied the old gentleman. “1 don’t iike the idea of bringng anyone into my family who is soinPoetic Wisdom. Dauber (struggling artist)—What do ‘you suppose the poet meant by the ing?” Frank. Friend (examining Dauber’s last picture)—I think likely the poet meant that life is too short for some folks to learn to paint.—N. Y, Weekly. ‘Say, Is This True? “Why is it a man generally saves more money after he is married than before?” ‘He doesn’t. It’s his wife who does the saving. The man who keeps on Carrying the pocketbook after he is married always wants to borrow, the same as before.”—Cleveland Leader. ROR His Simple. Wish. ors “See that. fellow?’ I’d like to wake him take back what he once said about me.” “An enemy of yours?” “Not exactly, but he’s the minister . who officiated at my marriage.”—Up to Date. Blessings of Wealth. American (proudly)—I understand that all your sons are engaged to American girls. : ~Lord Toplofty—All but one, the He, being heir’ to tlie estate, ean-afford to marry an English girl.— N. Y. Weekly. za A Better Arrangement. & Mr. pic dd Skinner—What’s your terms? Dr. Killquick—Fifty dollars if I save you; nothing if you die.’ Mr. Miserly Skinner—Make it. viceversa and neither of us will miss ae money.—Judge. “Durability é is Better Than Show.” The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health. Riches without health are a curse, and yet the rich, the middle classes and the poor alike, have, in Hood's arsaparilla, a wales: ble assistant in maini.sining perfect hé Py Catarrh—“‘Our little boy’s whooping and. the. latter’s mother, Turner of Hunte Hill, left here today “Art is long, but life is fleet. and Boston. ’ “Before placing your orders call and exNational hotel in the evening. _. anne G Bt ‘Pror. Joun TILTON. é Sick Headaches, very lowest rates. These articles are put up at the manufactories expressly for Towle Bros., and are. warranted to be first-class for inside or outside work. amine this stock, and see the ro: 1t ” Dance Saturdey Night. “Company Oe will give give another of their’ ee pleasant social dances at Armory Hall. Saturday evening. __ Ladies free. 3t Notice to Teamsters. I ae to make a contract for the inmediate hauling of milling machinery . from the N. 0. N. G. depot to ‘the Cleveland mine, Apply to me at.the. “The curse of. overworked womankind Ole quickly and surely cured by Karl's lover Root Tea, the great blood fier and tis der. . Moi -}fice. Parties sine teat eae miei at and 50 cts; Horvale by H. Diokermat, ri: . ters will be sent to the dead letter of—L. A. W. Bulletin, —_—_—_— AdvertisedLetters. . The negra is‘a list of the iotess remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Jan. 10,1900: Anderson Sarah M . Branigan Mrs. J. “Burk Thomas Coss M. OC. . Donahue D. 8. _' Davis P. Erickson F. Gould N.J. eath James Hawkins Steve . Miller Monroe Procarione P. Silva Joe F. 5? soe “ae Mrs. Adelaide . are G. 8. : Lind Mrs. M. J. Williamson Wallace John Yerington Miss Lizzie é a not called forin fifteen days letcough left him. with catarrh, but Hood's Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. 1 have taken it myself with satisfactory re. sults." Mrs. W. S. Gordinter, Newton, Kan. Scrofula — “My suffered with scrofula when young. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now ten. Our physician advised ts use. We Glipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio Tired All 'Day—“No tired feeling such as I used to have morning and night since Hood's ‘Sarsaparilla cured i; as @ cured the pain in my-little girl’ s stomach. Jas. {. Mann, Hubbardston, Mass. Pain in the Side—“J have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for pain in the side and back. Was not able to work. They aed Me E Cate, Chesterfield, S.C. Mary miin-in the mill yard until nestjseason, Though it rained almost all the time during the last storm the icemen seemed fo hive suffered none by it. As soon as the storm was over it began freezing again and they are now going ahead with their harvests. Had it snowed during the storm they would have had a good deal of snow. to fight. The moisture that fell last week, had it been snow, would have made several feet. As it turned out the icemen have suffererd but little inconvenience by it Gone to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Cobb of Seattle Mrs. A. G. for Los Angeles where they will remain two or three months. Mr. Oobb will go back ina few days to Seattle where he is President of one the largest lumbering companies on the Sound. His company has just completed: a mill ei! sty ag all that.”—Chicago Post. . costing $30,000. ers It would cost $10 to talk five minutes over the telephone line between Girard In Switzerland you can use the entire 6,000 miles of telephone fora whole yearfor $16. Switzerland owns the telephone ‘system. Uncle Sam doesn’t. EET U_R. K. of P. Notice. The officers and members. of Mountain Company, U.'R. K. of P., are requested to attend the installation of Milo lodge’s officers. on Friday night, and to present. themselves wearing PH bead uniform caps, coats and belts. Olympic Company of Grass Valley will ns SHE FORGOTTEN ALPHA) mma Yr Gs ral Ov a tin, Ignoring Her Birthplace. “The editor of the Austin (Nevada) . Reveille received the ‘ope ed letter last Saturday: Reno, Nev,,. Jan. 5th, 1900. My Drag Home—-When the train stopped'this morning at Reno my heart} gavea big jump and the tears filled my eyes at. the thought ‘that I am so near and yet so far from my old home, for. Austin is my real home, the home of my childhood, the home of my dear father and mother, and no matter how happy I-may have been in other climes where Kings and Queens have hopored. pme, the tenderests pot of all, my heart. 8 for Austin, my old log cabin and the doar little trundle bed, softer and more beautiful than the eros: gate io my Paris home. © I send you a greeting iakocines direct from my heart. I love you and I shall cherish you always as the tenderest remembrance of my life, and if I have not come to you this time, it is because circumstances would not permit my manager to give me more than one date in my own state, and that one on our way to San Francisco. But when I sing tonight I will bid. the sweetest notes of my voice to waft you my greeting. My, husband and little girl join me in fondest greeting to the Silver State and all my dear friends, Your loving child, Nevapa Pames, “Ir roe Cap Fres, wear it." If you have boils, pimples, scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, rheumatism or catarrh, you are just the one that should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, for this medicine cures all these troubles. Hood’s Pills cure “tt liver ills. Nonirritating. Bids Wa anted. To erect a two stamp ‘mill (all material furnished by me) on the Oleveland quartz mining claims at Edwards Croseing on the South Yuba river. _ Bids will be opened at the National hotel, Nevada City, on Saturday, January 13, 1900. For particulars apply to . Pror. JOHN TILTON, td National Hotel, Nevada City. Knights of Pythias Attention. ‘The installation of Milo Lodge, K. of P., will take place Friday evening. It} 24 will be followed by a collation at Mrs, Durst’s restaurant. A large delegation of Grass Valley Knights will be present. The Miloites are urged to turn out in force. EB. A. Moors, ©. ©. G. W. Oapvrn, K. of R. and 8. er es “THE BEST IS NONE TOO COOD.” That’s the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a yory. best Wines, Liquors and Cigars e market, and that always leads them to come again. The Peerless Saloon be there, Gro. O. GayLorp, Capt. and they all know where it CO. H. Haznison, Seo. td ore ie eget aa ole. =— special inducements THAT 1 FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS IN ss 3 r “& £5 Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc. No store in Nevada County offers. such Grimes Emporium. At this old established stand it has ever been to purchasers as the the aim to sell good goods at low prices. : sanmnmmnmnnemmmnnenn2 UP-TODATE GOODS FOR THE H OLIDAYS spect our Telephone West 14, “the d coe perme Oe ~~ i points . Pte a Hood's Le ae wi the ore aia ip _-} ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE’ In Watches frou We can show, many new styles snd petterns tahic cbaneeoied nds, it you page the bes of anything in out} line it will pay you to inA. & HOW. HARTUNG, fn orl = e~— ~_ a e— y—— — -_ e-— -Our Clocks Saya, decorated porcelal one come in ha ig be np = =~ . es ; and set with Diamo your $$: E.G. uetje. ‘Broad St., Nevada City. mrmmmumrurment point to serve his patrons with the m Isa high-class resort for Srpsemen, ; Fut a ~ RIGRTS OF MINERS, Must Prove Such. Commissioner of the General Land ofagricultural claimant, says an exchange. Heretofore the miner was handicapped on all sides and was obliged to bear the barden of all proofs, while the agricultarist had.a walkover. The latter’s absurd claim that a pile of rocks ora tract of land upon which even mountain misery would not grow was valuable for agricultural purposes went without question, while the miner bad to bring tangible proof of the existence of minéral in the particular spot located, notwithéstending that the land for miles around it was highly mineral in character. Every other industry seemed to ‘be given precedence over mining and the miner was not protectthroughout the United States are beginning to learn the difference, the miner is no longer looked upon as a gambler but one whose business is legitimate and worthy, of the fostering care of the government. Fancy Glassware, Bargains. Ys Worth Your Coming Just to See. (ireat American Importing Tea Ch Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. BAOK AT THE OLD. BAKERY. ° GEORGE WM. DURST Has resumed the proprietorship of the NEW YORK .BAKERY ommerocial street located for a long time. “Helaow oe. pared to supply ~ ublic as of old with the choi ucts in hie line. WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY 'o order, a specialty. Main st., epp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = = = Prop’r The finest turn and is fy -oute in ate in the county plen Open day and alah -According'to the late rulings of the. ed but only tolerated. As the people} Union Livery Stable NEVADA THEATER, Two Nights. land Calmed At ven Tes January 17th and [8th THEARLL'S fc she miner bas at ieee boon sivon. .Qriginal Hashville Students. something like an even chance with the ; In the funniest sed web ever written, ‘““CINDY’S WEDDING.” Introducing MR. GEORGE W. WALLEY The World-Renowned Lion Bass, with a voice like the sound of a great church bell. di Mr, AARON WARE, ! The great Shouting bck ag and Funny Monolog: / Miss JULIA WARE, Leading Soprano, Pe Nashville Mocking Miss KATE J. GRASES, Great Jubilee Song Soprano and Reader. Miss LETHIA LIVERPOOL, Camp Meeting Song Leader. Miss CASSIE BROWN. Pa Contralto. Mr. GEORGE SNOWDEN, Ballad Tenor. : Mr. FRED BURCH, ; Solo Pianist.and Accompanist. A gr programme of Jubil Cane Moding Scenes and Sfaieerton Dances. Also all the latest Coon Songs by the greatest Colored Singers and Dancers ever organi Admission, 50 and 35c; children 25c To Rent. * Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar land wood shed. Apply to FRED’ EB. BROWN, Transcript office. ji0-1m Style and Finish. . br Pel Of the most artistic de* ae Pay gree characterize photo& & %& eraphs made by Moore «x * His gallery has a wide* fi ae spread reputation for kx turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained *& & & onthecoast. : : i: 3: NEVADA CitY¥ a Lee. OA CHING LEE Dealer‘in Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear @'kitenrs: All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices, Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Undere wear. Broad Street, two doors ‘Slane Mrs Lutz’s Restaurant. . for the next Th From 50c’'to match. —= \ Og Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer irty Days a most. Beautiful Line of : : : Carpets From 25c¢ to 85c per yard; also Linoleums 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your ‘Carpet. Also an exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling.and border to We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada Oity for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada City. Stop It Cure It Relieve It Help It i. IP IMs Ast ‘ged It : Sold and guaranteed aaa H. You Can —_ IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF IT’S CROUP, HMA, t ' IF Il’S CONSUMPTION BY USIN -Lale’s Conga mh Syrup, DICKERMAN

est Gro~. metimes INEY on Com. 1 80 long es W goods are roducts in. nding qual ounty, and A Mother Gives Her Hor Life Bat Saves Hor a of Third .V.; W. D. Vinton, M. of}. Richardson on the debt. . Saturday evening by the company are ©. ed He Moore, serving a life sentence mp in fine style. Among the hew ad= ee THE "TRANSCRIPT. . THURSDAY,,...55-. Jan. i “1900 . ‘KILLBD BY THE RAILROAD.) Little Child. A fatal accident occurred yesterday afternoon at Blue Canyon, on the Central Pacific Railroad. Mrs. Schell, the wife of the South Yuba Water Company’s ditch-tender, started. .toordss the street for the hotel just as the ‘Eastbound passenger train was coming . in. The train was apparently closer to her offered for sale : ae beets. all on Ed Schmidt when’ you want ‘anything in the tobacco line. tf Go to Referee Saloon and get a glass of. that celebrated. Rahstaller’s Gilt ‘Edge Steam Beer. ae Genuine English “Cromarty” Bioat=. ers, 7 for 25 cents, at Wolf's. tf: Last evening Justice Holbrook fined . Charles Steffen Jr. $6 for striking Tommie Chace with a missile from aelangshot.. A large lot of household furnitare is a great bargain, Apthan she at first réalized as she startply immediately toe AS Wakerley, at ed to go back just as the engine strack her. She had in this moment of exNew York Hotel. = jil-lw . Yesterday afternoon A. MoAllister’s . GRASS VALLEY. NEWS, ha Dongs of Out dar Magnes s told Over the Telephone. Jorome Deusy, the ex-detective, went . to Sacramento today. = “Phere are said to be ‘seventeen Soctoke in tees: Valleys: ' The City Board of Education will . hold a special meeting tonight.Olympic Company, U. B.K. of P., will give a masquerade ball on Neue 16th. The Ladies’. Whist Club. was e tained this afternoon by Mrs. *Tekenan.Mrs. Obris. Temby end child returned todey to Sen Francisco after s visit here. : Harry Morse returned to the State . . University today and Carl Jones will citement the presence of mind to. sixteen year old daughter -had her face . go down tomorrow. throw her child, which she was carrypainfally scalded by the aceidental ing, off of the track and out 6f the way. ‘spilling of some hot water Mrs. Schell” both of her legs. ‘cut: off and was! otherwise cut and wines, finest of bruised. She was_sent to Sacramento paul Dior sy Seta how ce “on the first passenger train and she all ye who never sampled goods. tf ” died this morning. at . 6 o'clock. . ast ~ New Officers in Place. Mrs. George Richardson will continue <a at this oity owned by ber husband who The following have be been installed as left so abruptly ight before leat. officers of Nevada Chapter, R. A. M.: About. {twenty Knights of Pythias will go from here tomorrow evening officers. James Quinn’s house on] Marshal! street was burned at 11:15 last night. A lamp exploded. The loss was $1200, . . to conduct the undertaking business . the insurance $700. Mrs: Ambrose Powdina: a pioneer resident . of Grass Valley, died this W. &. Meservey, H. P.; William Giflin,. ++, river above the town of Washing-. held here tomorrow afternoon, K.; Thomas Palmounter, 8; F. L. Lton at a point called Rocky Bar, is at The Grass Valley Exploration OomArbogast, O. of H.; 0. W. Chapman, P: tast closed, Flora Walsh having vacated . peny, owning the W. Y. 0. D. mine, 8.; Ben Hall, R. A. 053. F. Stenger, M. it yesterday, ‘They ‘have ead They're nice: held a meeting Tuesday and in addition cee a ne erro ae oa TASTER THRYADA COUNT. nrg ams Gated om th Republican, ibid spend Mtedicy with a very good attendance. ‘There are a few. cases of whooping cough in town that have kept some out of school. Passenger train No. 5. was delayed several hours by a wreck east of--here this morning. No one was vices or injared in the wreck. es There is only about enough snow around town te cover-the ground while is some places the streets are bare. Wagon¢ are in use which is something rather unusual for Trackee at this season of the year. ‘There is considerable snow on the surrounding mountains: The little child of Mr:and Mrs. -Walstram, who lives on River street, was reported a few days.ago to have scarlet fever. Health officer Hill went down Monday to look into the case but found At “The Grotto”, paid gone to attend Milo Lodge’s installation of . the family had left town. No other new cases have been reported, and those who had the disease have recovered rapidly. ‘The Alder Creek Wood and Lumber company are still hauling lumber ‘down from their mill jon, sleds. The ground is getting bare in some places The house of ill repute situated on week in Berkeley. The funeral will be . on the streets and it is hard pulling for the teams when they strike such places. Phe:Compeny has been very fortunate in getting a large amount of lumber-to. market that under ordinary to transacting other business ua circumstanees might have had to reFirst .V.; 1. J. Rolfe, Secretary; J.T. 25 cents a dozen. Where ? At’Gaylord ble on the 20th instant, Since ite tors Morgan, T.; A. Tam,'G. _ The new. officers of Nevada Lodge. F. ‘A. M., are W.'G. Richards, Master; F. L. ‘Arbogast, 8. W.; W. D. Vinton, J Last: evening Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth and Miss Mary E. Hook enter& Son’s. Get your order in as soon as . corporation the company bas declared you read this notice. tf five dividends, and the indications are that many more will follow. The joint lodge committee will meet W.;1. J. Rolfe, Sec E, M;, Preston tained the Whist Tournament Club at . tonight to decide on plans for a new Treas.; A, Tam, Tyler; T. 8. Ford, J.D. the home of the former. It is needless . Society and business block. Four sets R. J. Protwaine and Henry Stenger, 8:; to say that the guests had a delightful Ww. H. Mar tin, M.; C. OC. Weecatamier CG, $ Suit to Foreclose Mortgage. Warren Richardson of Truckee by his attorney, E. B. Power, began suit in the Superior Court today against Louis time, The Priestly gold dredger at SmartsTunnel & Quartz Mining Oompany and, of plans have been submitted, those of Cunningham Bros. of San Francisco, who designed the:new schoolhouse at ville was ta. be started this morning. . Nevada City, being the most favorably The’ property upon which it will work is held under lease from the Marysville . They provide for.an auditorium that will seat 750 people and have a thirty . and bat a small extra expense. regarded by all who have seen them, ‘oot stage fitted up for theatrical per‘Kielhofer, Wm. B, Woods Jr, Charles it is expected, will pay both’ owners . rormances. ‘ the Truckee Brewery Company to foreclose a ‘chattel mortguge given’ by the payment of $1000 which -he loaned them December 4th, . 1896, the rate of interest being 144 per cent. a month. Nothipg has ever been paid to Mr. The property given as security consists of brewing machines and apparatus. -A Prosperous [lilitia Company.” Company O of this city is composed ‘mostly of young men, : ranging in age from nineteen to thirty yeans. » At ‘the’ last meeting Richard Goyne, Gluyas Richards and Myles Werry, three popular young men, were enrolled. » The social parties that are being given each proving successiul. The boys in blue’ are now *industriously preparing for their anniversary ball on the night of April 18th. They propose to make it one of the most notable military psrties in the county’s history. His Feet Got Chilled. According to the Journal, on last Monday night the Reno suicide club met in the graveyard. and celebrated the first anniversary of the formation of the club by casting lots to see who would be the first victim to: the principles of the order. The young man who drew the fatal number “13” was} behind the counter as usual Tuesday and the natural inference is, that he has proved a traitor to his organization. Murderer Moore Heard From, at San Quentin for the murder of : Policeman Kilroy, writes to his attorney, _John R. Tyrrell of Grass Valley, saying che is now working in the blacksmith ‘hop and eijoying good health: He has much to say. about the mine on Little Deer Creek that he presented to * the lawyer, and describes a place in it where he took out $700 in six days. . Fixing Up in ¢ Good Shape. The Nevada Assay Office, ‘which is now owned by T. H. Hieka & Co, is being thoroughly overhauled. and fixed} ditions is a 2-stamp mill, grinding pan, rock-breaker and bullion scales. They intend to have their plant equal toany. in the State. Paints, Varnishes, Etc. Towle Bros.,-at the Narrow Gauge depot, have on hand a large stock of paints and varnishes which they willeell in quantities to suit purchasers, at the toll; Chas; Bach and others koown as . "74 lessees bandsome retarns. Last night Rev. W. A. Rimer of Trinity Episcopal church was tendered a Messrs Kielhofer and. Woods to secure surprise party at hie rooms in Mrs, Jo-. ine beautiful girf when the father seph Olive’s house on Piety Hill. The David B. Knight’s Liberality. Gpeaking of the death of David E. Knight, the Marysville Democrat says:. yords: The class who will feel the loss most keenly are the deserving poor people whohave received help at his hands in time of need. We state with a knowledge of the fact that in the past three years D. E. Knight gave aver. of his estate in small sams $30,000, and if he had lived three years more he would “have doubled the amount. Fetching Indeed. A becoming cap a man may wear, As proudly as ever he can;: But it’s nothing at all to the fetching kind That’s set by a girl when she has a mind To captivate a man. —Tit-Bits. AN EFFECTIVE CURE. 4 “T gee Jack Fullboy is around again. F They say he just got back from taking ‘the gold cure.’ “Did he find it very effective?” “Extremely so; it took all his money away and left hiny nothing to get full -on,”—Collier’s Weekly. The Wriggier Thing. He tried i) get rid.of the “frog. ip his throa kee nea his larynx with liquor afloat; ee “frogs” do not vex him, but oft he computes The number and size of the “snakes in his ts.” ; eldest. . From His Point ‘oe View. “But you confess, father,” protested showed indications.of a desire to withgathering was in celebration of the an-. hold his consent, that you do not know niversary of Mr. Rimer’s arrival here a} of a single soiitary thing that is in the year ago from Wisconsin. About 75 rladies and ‘gentlemen attended the party and they spent the evening in i dancing, singing, etc. least derogatory to his reputation.” “That's just it,” replied the old gentleman. “1 don’t iike the idea of bringng anyone into my family who is soinPoetic Wisdom. Dauber (struggling artist)—What do ‘you suppose the poet meant by the ing?” Frank. Friend (examining Dauber’s last picture)—I think likely the poet meant that life is too short for some folks to learn to paint.—N. Y, Weekly. ‘Say, Is This True? “Why is it a man generally saves more money after he is married than before?” ‘He doesn’t. It’s his wife who does the saving. The man who keeps on Carrying the pocketbook after he is married always wants to borrow, the same as before.”—Cleveland Leader. ROR His Simple. Wish. ors “See that. fellow?’ I’d like to wake him take back what he once said about me.” “An enemy of yours?” “Not exactly, but he’s the minister . who officiated at my marriage.”—Up to Date. Blessings of Wealth. American (proudly)—I understand that all your sons are engaged to American girls. : ~Lord Toplofty—All but one, the He, being heir’ to tlie estate, ean-afford to marry an English girl.— N. Y. Weekly. za A Better Arrangement. & Mr. pic dd Skinner—What’s your terms? Dr. Killquick—Fifty dollars if I save you; nothing if you die.’ Mr. Miserly Skinner—Make it. viceversa and neither of us will miss ae money.—Judge. “Durability é is Better Than Show.” The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health. Riches without health are a curse, and yet the rich, the middle classes and the poor alike, have, in Hood's arsaparilla, a wales: ble assistant in maini.sining perfect hé Py Catarrh—“‘Our little boy’s whooping and. the. latter’s mother, Turner of Hunte Hill, left here today “Art is long, but life is fleet. and Boston. ’ “Before placing your orders call and exNational hotel in the evening. _. anne G Bt ‘Pror. Joun TILTON. é Sick Headaches, very lowest rates. These articles are put up at the manufactories expressly for Towle Bros., and are. warranted to be first-class for inside or outside work. amine this stock, and see the ro: 1t ” Dance Saturdey Night. “Company Oe will give give another of their’ ee pleasant social dances at Armory Hall. Saturday evening. __ Ladies free. 3t Notice to Teamsters. I ae to make a contract for the inmediate hauling of milling machinery . from the N. 0. N. G. depot to ‘the Cleveland mine, Apply to me at.the. “The curse of. overworked womankind Ole quickly and surely cured by Karl's lover Root Tea, the great blood fier and tis der. . Moi -}fice. Parties sine teat eae miei at and 50 cts; Horvale by H. Diokermat, ri: . ters will be sent to the dead letter of—L. A. W. Bulletin, —_—_—_— AdvertisedLetters. . The negra is‘a list of the iotess remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, Jan. 10,1900: Anderson Sarah M . Branigan Mrs. J. “Burk Thomas Coss M. OC. . Donahue D. 8. _'

Davis P. Erickson F. Gould N.J. eath James Hawkins Steve . Miller Monroe Procarione P. Silva Joe F. 5? soe “ae Mrs. Adelaide . are G. 8. : Lind Mrs. M. J. Williamson Wallace John Yerington Miss Lizzie é a not called forin fifteen days letcough left him. with catarrh, but Hood's Sarsaparilla made him perfectly well. 1 have taken it myself with satisfactory re. sults." Mrs. W. S. Gordinter, Newton, Kan. Scrofula — “My suffered with scrofula when young. Two bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla cured him. He is now ten. Our physician advised ts use. We Glipper, 8 Kidder St., Cleveland, Ohio Tired All 'Day—“No tired feeling such as I used to have morning and night since Hood's ‘Sarsaparilla cured i; as @ cured the pain in my-little girl’ s stomach. Jas. {. Mann, Hubbardston, Mass. Pain in the Side—“J have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills for pain in the side and back. Was not able to work. They aed Me E Cate, Chesterfield, S.C. Mary miin-in the mill yard until nestjseason, Though it rained almost all the time during the last storm the icemen seemed fo hive suffered none by it. As soon as the storm was over it began freezing again and they are now going ahead with their harvests. Had it snowed during the storm they would have had a good deal of snow. to fight. The moisture that fell last week, had it been snow, would have made several feet. As it turned out the icemen have suffererd but little inconvenience by it Gone to Los Angeles. Mr. and Mrs C. H. Cobb of Seattle Mrs. A. G. for Los Angeles where they will remain two or three months. Mr. Oobb will go back ina few days to Seattle where he is President of one the largest lumbering companies on the Sound. His company has just completed: a mill ei! sty ag all that.”—Chicago Post. . costing $30,000. ers It would cost $10 to talk five minutes over the telephone line between Girard In Switzerland you can use the entire 6,000 miles of telephone fora whole yearfor $16. Switzerland owns the telephone ‘system. Uncle Sam doesn’t. EET U_R. K. of P. Notice. The officers and members. of Mountain Company, U.'R. K. of P., are requested to attend the installation of Milo lodge’s officers. on Friday night, and to present. themselves wearing PH bead uniform caps, coats and belts. Olympic Company of Grass Valley will ns SHE FORGOTTEN ALPHA) mma Yr Gs ral Ov a tin, Ignoring Her Birthplace. “The editor of the Austin (Nevada) . Reveille received the ‘ope ed letter last Saturday: Reno, Nev,,. Jan. 5th, 1900. My Drag Home—-When the train stopped'this morning at Reno my heart} gavea big jump and the tears filled my eyes at. the thought ‘that I am so near and yet so far from my old home, for. Austin is my real home, the home of my childhood, the home of my dear father and mother, and no matter how happy I-may have been in other climes where Kings and Queens have hopored. pme, the tenderests pot of all, my heart. 8 for Austin, my old log cabin and the doar little trundle bed, softer and more beautiful than the eros: gate io my Paris home. © I send you a greeting iakocines direct from my heart. I love you and I shall cherish you always as the tenderest remembrance of my life, and if I have not come to you this time, it is because circumstances would not permit my manager to give me more than one date in my own state, and that one on our way to San Francisco. But when I sing tonight I will bid. the sweetest notes of my voice to waft you my greeting. My, husband and little girl join me in fondest greeting to the Silver State and all my dear friends, Your loving child, Nevapa Pames, “Ir roe Cap Fres, wear it." If you have boils, pimples, scrofula, salt rheum, dyspepsia, rheumatism or catarrh, you are just the one that should take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, for this medicine cures all these troubles. Hood’s Pills cure “tt liver ills. Nonirritating. Bids Wa anted. To erect a two stamp ‘mill (all material furnished by me) on the Oleveland quartz mining claims at Edwards Croseing on the South Yuba river. _ Bids will be opened at the National hotel, Nevada City, on Saturday, January 13, 1900. For particulars apply to . Pror. JOHN TILTON, td National Hotel, Nevada City. Knights of Pythias Attention. ‘The installation of Milo Lodge, K. of P., will take place Friday evening. It} 24 will be followed by a collation at Mrs, Durst’s restaurant. A large delegation of Grass Valley Knights will be present. The Miloites are urged to turn out in force. EB. A. Moors, ©. ©. G. W. Oapvrn, K. of R. and 8. er es “THE BEST IS NONE TOO COOD.” That’s the motto of yours truly, GEORGE W. TALLON, And it is a winner. He makes it a yory. best Wines, Liquors and Cigars e market, and that always leads them to come again. The Peerless Saloon be there, Gro. O. GayLorp, Capt. and they all know where it CO. H. Haznison, Seo. td ore ie eget aa ole. =— special inducements THAT 1 FOR FIRST-CLASS GOODS IN ss 3 r “& £5 Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Etc. No store in Nevada County offers. such Grimes Emporium. At this old established stand it has ever been to purchasers as the the aim to sell good goods at low prices. : sanmnmmnmnnemmmnnenn2 UP-TODATE GOODS FOR THE H OLIDAYS spect our Telephone West 14, “the d coe perme Oe ~~ i points . Pte a Hood's Le ae wi the ore aia ip _-} ARE NOW ON DISPLAY IN OUR STORE’ In Watches frou We can show, many new styles snd petterns tahic cbaneeoied nds, it you page the bes of anything in out} line it will pay you to inA. & HOW. HARTUNG, fn orl = e~— ~_ a e— y—— — -_ e-— -Our Clocks Saya, decorated porcelal one come in ha ig be np = =~ . es ; and set with Diamo your $$: E.G. uetje. ‘Broad St., Nevada City. mrmmmumrurment point to serve his patrons with the m Isa high-class resort for Srpsemen, ; Fut a ~ RIGRTS OF MINERS, Must Prove Such. Commissioner of the General Land ofagricultural claimant, says an exchange. Heretofore the miner was handicapped on all sides and was obliged to bear the barden of all proofs, while the agricultarist had.a walkover. The latter’s absurd claim that a pile of rocks ora tract of land upon which even mountain misery would not grow was valuable for agricultural purposes went without question, while the miner bad to bring tangible proof of the existence of minéral in the particular spot located, notwithéstending that the land for miles around it was highly mineral in character. Every other industry seemed to ‘be given precedence over mining and the miner was not protectthroughout the United States are beginning to learn the difference, the miner is no longer looked upon as a gambler but one whose business is legitimate and worthy, of the fostering care of the government. Fancy Glassware, Bargains. Ys Worth Your Coming Just to See. (ireat American Importing Tea Ch Commercial Street, Nevada City. 56 Mill Street, Grass Valley. BAOK AT THE OLD. BAKERY. ° GEORGE WM. DURST Has resumed the proprietorship of the NEW YORK .BAKERY ommerocial street located for a long time. “Helaow oe. pared to supply ~ ublic as of old with the choi ucts in hie line. WEDDING CAKES AND FANCY PASTRY 'o order, a specialty. Main st., epp. Union Hotel, Henry Lane, = = = Prop’r The finest turn and is fy -oute in ate in the county plen Open day and alah -According'to the late rulings of the. ed but only tolerated. As the people} Union Livery Stable NEVADA THEATER, Two Nights. land Calmed At ven Tes January 17th and [8th THEARLL'S fc she miner bas at ieee boon sivon. .Qriginal Hashville Students.. something like an even chance with the ; In the funniest sed web ever written, ‘““CINDY’S WEDDING.” Introducing MR. GEORGE W. WALLEY The World-Renowned Lion Bass, with a voice like the sound of a great church bell. di Mr, AARON WARE, ! The great Shouting bck ag and Funny Monolog: / Miss JULIA WARE, Leading Soprano, Pe Nashville Mocking Miss KATE J. GRASES, Great Jubilee Song Soprano and Reader. Miss LETHIA LIVERPOOL, Camp Meeting Song Leader. Miss CASSIE BROWN. Pa Contralto. Mr. GEORGE SNOWDEN, Ballad Tenor. : Mr. FRED BURCH, ; Solo Pianist.and Accompanist. A gr programme of Jubil Cane Moding Scenes and Sfaieerton Dances. Also all the latest Coon Songs by the greatest Colored Singers and Dancers ever organi Admission, 50 and 35c; children 25c To Rent. * Three unfurnished rooms, suitable for man and wife, with the privilege of a good cellar land wood shed. Apply to FRED’ EB. BROWN, Transcript office. ji0-1m Style and Finish.. . br Pel Of the most artistic de* ae Pay gree characterize photo& & %& eraphs made by Moore «x * His gallery has a wide* fi ae spread reputation for kx turning out as high-grade x * work as can be attained *& & & onthecoast. : : i: 3: NEVADA CitY¥ a Lee. OA CHING LEE Dealer‘in Ladies’ Dresses, Underwear @'kitenrs: All clothes made to order, and at the lowest prices, Made to order Eider Down Gowns, Dressing Gowns, Silk Waists and Ladies’ Undere wear. Broad Street, two doors ‘Slane Mrs Lutz’s Restaurant. . for the next Th From 50c’'to match. —= \ Og Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offer irty Days a most. Beautiful Line of : : : Carpets From 25c¢ to 85c per yard; also Linoleums 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your ‘Carpet. Also an exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling.and border to We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada Oity for some time. Oall early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Nevada City. Stop It Cure It Relieve It Help It i. IP IMs Ast ‘ged It : Sold and guaranteed aaa H. You Can —_ IF IT’S A COUGH, IF IT’S A COLD, IF IT’S CROUP, HMA, t ' IF Il’S CONSUMPTION BY USIN -Lale’s Conga mh Syrup, DICKERMAN