January 13, 1898 (4 pages)

Neva Rebekah Deen ’ No. 119, 1 ih Meets at Odd Fellows Hall at and 3 igeeeviews.” ae of Month at pee ROSEIM, X, ope LY. FF % LIE WHITE, See. Mistletoe saat ag "an ‘No. 4, i! Meets at Odd Fellows Hib ; Every 2d avd 4th 18 Sloe of each month o’el BE. M MeKIYLAY, ©, _GRo, A. Gray, Seribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 86, N. . a Meets at Pythian Castile ~~ Every Tuesday evening at.7:30 o’cloe CHAS, SCHWARTZ, F RD. J. MORGAN, B. 8. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. Meets at Masonic Hall . ~ mon A of each mo en AVER, Co First and third re I. J. ROLFE a rs Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. Ww Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thr MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS R.5, ays of each LICE NILON, Pa ILON, Pre Ge . BANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO On THE “POPULAR” Bake In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN : To serve the public with First-clan Bread, Pies and Cakes. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. @@ Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes stantly on hand, ». FRED BOST « -.= Propri TELEPHONE 37. <a a, Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, § Baked Every Day. ls . Wedding Cakes to Order a Speci NEW YORK BAKER Prop SCHIIDT BROg LEADING CIGAR ait GENERAL ARTHUR Pxeeors) 0 i PPO erecesersevecs _ —Im sroox— DEALERS, . «Nevada City LEADING: LADY, Best 5 Cent ¢ ay # Sold, nee. ie hf . C. “HE HARRISON el and ble bec ) or ieir AW Nt aLL, est, = Special attention paid to Interfering, at hol , 4 ing and other faulty movements of Shoeing race horses a specialty. Satisfaction Guaraste The Finest 5-Cent BROAD STREET. DEALER In All Kinds of Cigars and Toba Cigar in T : C. H. HARRISON, § Opp. Rosenberg ; 5 ‘At the Plaza. Blacksmith Shop.) The Only First-Class Horses FRED T. BROWN} HORSESHOE! the city. on) Always on hand the freshest an of Fruits and Vegetables. A fine stock of Candies. Cigars and Tobacco. Oy ster Cocktails a, specialty. Fresh Fish Fridays and Saturd CHAS. HARRIS & SON The Union Fruit Mh HAS, REMOVED To Plaza Building, Foot of Malti SAS. J. refined and aeéayed. querts from from 50 to 500 ucibles for or. No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA cry. Gold and abe of every description Nevada Assay Offi Established in 'y by OTT, Bonga m Bary Gold Dust, Gald and Silver bart. Office—Morgan & , & Roberts Bul eae Dp oes * Attorney : corner Broad and Pine streets. . M. WALLING, at : Law, e Tahoe, Sunday, and it had a visif. Booth, while playing in the yard Rher brother at their home last id fall and then Old Sol. would ecord with the principal topic of ited, though it varied in different ities in town. It was twenty-two Sand moekes the fingers tingle, the P eter registers 4round zero. er uf San Francisco, has been apated Ooiner of the Mint:and the apopened is satisfactory to the Re1 Rsaking of his appointment,Tiréy bor Commissioner as attorney of “I know of no better man than o pongh, practical man of business. pr he introduced into the manageem of doing business, a thing hereieharacter of being true to his ds whether on top or at the botbis devotion to them never ” ithe courthouse this noon Frank pr, administrator-of ‘the estate of s. Some of the property is situated 4 A Hard Hill te to Climb. National hotel is so icy that teams bur of Main, Commercial and Pine Sts, going some four blocks out ot my to avoid the grade. , : A Liberal Contribution. e Champion Mining Company has Fibuted $100 to the Golden Jubilee bration fund in San Francisco. It 7TH YEAR—NO, 11502 NEVADA crry, CALy ‘THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 13, ‘1898. E. : pesto panel Logel tie nos te DWN & CALKINS. bE Bnows. pee eae SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Cents Per Month. . ADVERTISING RATBS. » known or application. od at the Postoffice at series City as class matter. ; K d of Weather That Makes Trockeeltes Shiver For doy. st evening’s Truckee Republican »Donr or Ice company will begin ssting their icein a day or two. Henry has had the snow er . his ponds preparatory to harv ‘0 Shier crop of ice. He fe has seve: a bs on his ponds.now. fe water in the river was shut off at fect upon the brilliancy of the ric lights that evening. ttle Florence-Booth, daughter of lay fell on the frozen walk and te her arm. ye weather bas been rather fickle ihe past few days. A little snow y his shining face for awhile, and time, a little Klondyke weather has h mixed in with the rest and Mon‘morning the mercury retreated to D ty degrees below zero, the coldest at Boca. Though it pinches the le of Truckee never seem to feel jr and happier than when the therDAN COLE REWARDED. luted By the President to Be Coiner 4 of the Mint, iniel T. Cole, ex-Harbor Commisi party of the entire State. ord, the well-known attornéy, who issociated with Mr. Cole while a’ darbor Commissioners, had this to -Cole. He is broad-minded and g his term as a Harbor .Commisof the water front a thorough fe almost unkaown. He has the Adm inistrator’s Sale. f David F. Dougtass, deceased, three pieces of real estate at aucValley and some of it.near go Park, and there are mortgages be ting $2,300 on the interest that ed to the -deceused. The prop” _was knocked down for $102 to s P. Loughridge, who is a. part Dia the land and bids it ip so pprotect his own interest. pad street hill from thé Plaza to 'a hard time climbing it. The land express wagon has to make a iberal donation and is in line with mblic-spirited course‘that always sterizes the management of this ———————_] --K. of P. Attention. cers and members of Milo 0, 48, K. of P., are ordered to bian Castle at 1 o’clook p. . Friday, January 14th, for the ® of attending the funeral of. brother, Simeon Lanyon. © brothers are invited. « Cartes Hartman, ©. 0. oponart, K K. of Bands For Salento Bargais, : /¥or sale at the shop of Samue} f. Anyone in want ofs tig can a bargain. jl2-4t ba ~ Railroad Qompany. and BENT. DORSEY IN DAWSON, He Gave Up aGood Railroad Job to C There. ar) . Mrs.B. Ns Shoecraft of this city ‘iva just received a letter-from her brother, . o Bentley Dorsey,written at Dawson City on November 16th. The young man used. to live at Grass Valley, but had latterly been ‘working for the Valley meking his headquarters at Fresno. Last July he quit his job and struck ont for the Klondike where he arrived Septembef 18th. He had a rough trip but finally reached his destination with enough’ food to last him through the winter. The journey and the supplies he took “fatong cost him an even thousand ‘pl lars. The day the letter was written the thermometer was 40 degrees below zero. At half-past three o’clock darkness came on and the writer went into a saloon to finish it. The saloon was lighted ‘by one very small single-wick kerosene lamp. The note-paper the writing was done on coat fifty cents. a “. sheet, and there are fifteen sheets in the letter. Atthe time of writing flour was selling for $400 a sack, twentypound boxes of candles for, $120, beans . and rice $2. pound, and other things starvation during the winter, but thers was no food to spare. “ Mr. Dorsey says El Dorado Creek is very rich, but all the claims are taken up. Bonanza Creek is spotted. The country is not cut up with myriads of. water ways like Nevada county, but. they are 200 to 300 miles apart and there is no way for the prospector to transport his supplies readily from one to the other. Wages were $1 an bour, but owing to: the long nights a man. could not hope to earn more than $5 a day. The general tenor of the letter indicates that the situation is not site gether a sliaed do BRIEF M MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The Knights of Sherwood Forest will install their officers Saturday night. Cloudy weather is predicted for tonight and a more moderate temperature is expected. M. H. Meroux died at Downieville Tuesday night. He was one of Sierra citizens. Frank Morrow, formerly of Moore's . 8©: Flat in this county, was arrested in San Francisco this week for bunkosteering. Tickets for the ‘masquerade ball to be given at Armory hall on Friday evening; February 4th, are going fast. Many costumes, both original and elegant, are in course of preparation. The Kneebone ranch near Spenceville, consisting of 384.84 acres of land, was sold yesterday to satisfy a judgment obtained by Michell Bros. for $2,736 75 andecosts, the total of which amounted to $2,784 97. The property was bid in by Michell Bros. for the amount of the judgment. TEN DAYS BACH. Justice Holbrook Sends Up a Dronk and Night Watchman Kilroy : does not have any trouble keeping warm this cold weather while he is on duty. He just keeps moving and when he sees ee out of the way he takes care Last. night he found Frank Healey, thepainter, lying on the icy ground in a drunken stupor'and took him to the city prison. He also locked up a hobo who gave the name of Wm. McMelion. This morning Justice Holbrook gave each of the prisoners ‘ten days in the county jail Healey is a painter and paper-hanger, and he is a good workman and honest fellow. His besetting sin is strong drink. He™frequently abstains from ‘it for several. weeks or months, then when he turns his appetite loose generally lands in jail. A year orso ago be came near dying of delirium tremens when on one of his sprees. whe Keno’s Fond Farewell. Tomorrow the anti-keno ordinance goes into effect. There is some talk that the right of the city to prevent the playing of the game in‘a purely social way will be contested in the courts. Tonight at the Council Chamber there will be a big farewell game with a in the pot, i Schubert Concert ore Company ‘Conia, “he Schubert Symp! Symphony Qlyb and Lady Quartette of Chicago will give s bvoncert at the theater in this city on ‘Tuesday evening next. The entertainment will be under the management of the Methodist church people. Fn ee Bargains For For You. Bacay Nive Oxnt .Srore is the best . fice in proportion. There was no danger of}A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 01d) the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance county’s oldest and most prominent Ae county nearly $30,000 of State. b EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO,HENRY FOR SUPERVISOR, {0 Succeed McPhetres."Thm cont, for the Supervisorship ft, the fifth district to succeed Daniel McPhetres who: -recently resigned’ will doubtless, wax warm. So far it is believed that, Patrick Henry, the ice and lumber man of Trackee, has the best chance of securing the plum: Mr. county, and he has long been one of the most. prominent and successful business men in his locality. It is be. Jieved that Governor Budd will favor him with the appointment for several . reasons. He is on the right side of the. political fence to suit the Governor's ideas. At the last election he was a candidate for the place and was defeated by a very small majority after having made a clean and gallant fight. Then too it is thought that his businéss qualifications and probitywill be impressed upon the Governor by his friends as an additional point in his behalf. If a Democrat must be named for the place we do not know. that‘ tbe Governor can do better than to select our old friend “Pat” Henry. PERSONAL POINTERS, ° and Young. Mrs. Joseph Tredinnick left today for Jackson, Amador county. ; Miss @ Verge, who has‘ been ill for several days, is improving. . Mrs. M.D. Cooley and W. H. Mead cdme down from Washington today. R. V. Halton, manager of the Washington mine at Ormonde, is in town. Mrs. William George Jr, and Miss Mattie George of Grass Valley are here visiting Miss Vinnie Hoskins. ' Mrs. M. E. Wadsworth, who has been here visiting her son, Editor Wadsworth of the Herald, returned to San Francisco today. E. R. Clute, husband of the woman recently murdered in the Mission at San Francisco, arrived here last night. He is 8 commercial traveler. Charles H. Ward, special agent and adjuster for the Pacific department of Company, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Next School ‘Aoocstiunannat. Next week Superintendent Rogers county moneys among the public is.of the county. Bach schoo) of from ten to twenty census children will recéive $400, and where there are more than twenty children, $500. The amount remaining after this apportionment will be divided among all the schools: in proportion to the average daily: attendance. “ Workmen’s Installation, Last evening the following officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52; A. O. U. W., were installed by J. E. Isaac, D. D. G. M.W.: 8.8. pptenaeng P.M. W.; W. E. Rice, M Geo. E. Russell, Bowe. man; John H. Paces & Overseer;C. E. Ashburn, Rec.;-John F. Hook, Fin.; H. Guenther, Receiver; Geo. J. Osterman, G.; G. H a" emia I. W.; T. H. Corcoran, 0. W Native Daughters Notice. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening, January 18th, at which the officers elect, will be installed. Every member is requested to be present. By order. Ati Niton, Pres. ee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Roshetiice at Nevada city January 12th: arrett, Chas. ir, Geo. (2) Bart, Miss Ruby Bardell, J.B. Ukahod tH Apnea by Budd) enry is a leading Democrat of the’ +ed—in-this peaceful valley today when ;inently mentioned for Governor, but his fortune. A REVERENDSignatare, ss a eraend . STOCKTON, Jan. 18—E. A. Jones was detained at Jamestown last night on ‘dent of the First National Bank of this city, who. charges him with forgery. This morning a warrant was sworn out of a justice court and a deputy sheriff sent with it to bring the prisoner_backhere for examination. Little is known of Jones beyond the fact that he is a minister of the Gospel. He signed a name and endorsed it with the name of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Putnam of Clements. He then raised money on it at the Bank. Ashes to Ashes, Pasapena, January 18th—The last scene in the Durrant drama was enactthe murderer’s body was cremated and the ashes turned over to his parents. President Dole Arrives. San Franorsco, Jan. 18.--President Dole of Hawaiia arrived today from Honolulu on the steamer Peru. He is en route to Washington in the interest of annexation. Not Half He Deserved. Santa Ornvz, Jan. 18.—Dr. Schoedde, the veterinary surgeon convicted of mayhem, was today sentenced to fourteen years in Folsom prison. The order refusing him a new trial will be appealed from. Baggs Bursts Fresno, January 18.—Judgment was given the Tulare Building and Loan Association this week in its suit against H.N. Baggs for $2175.81. Baggs was quite wealthy at one time. He moved from here to Stockton, and was elected Mayor of that city. He waseven prompolitical and financial collapse came at the same time, and the judgment. now rendered sweeps away about the last of The thonderer Talks. a Lonpon, January 18.—The Morning Post, in an editorial on the line of that of the Times of Monday morning upon the dispatch of the Times’ New York correspondent, says: “President McKinley is drifting hopelessly and trying to satisfy everybody. The result is chaos in the Republican camp and the rapid growth of Bryanism. In the meantime the Dingley tariff policy has proved a ridiculous failure.” Mrs, Creede’s Many Husbands, Los ANGELES, Jan. 18.—In the contest over the will ofthe late N. O. Creede, SWINDLER Q He Forge His Mo Motherin Law's complaint of F. A. Cramblitt, Presipromissory note for $150 with his own‘BUDD MAY : INTER PERE. Prom Banging, Sacramento, Jannafy 18.—A citizen of Sacramento claims Governor Budd told him lately that train wrecker Worden, sentenced to be executed at Folcondemned Alameda county wife murhiswife because she boasted to him that she had been false to him. It has been claimed Worden is dying of consumption. On the contrary he is in perfect health and growing stouter each day. Alsip Swindled Many. SackaMEnTo, January 13—Alsip, the real estate dealer, probably left the State on a coast steamer. Much of his swindled many persons heavily. Confessed the Crime, San Jose, January 18.—Isaac Irwin alias Marwin, arrested last night for robbing E. A. Brown, confessed: ‘this morning and told where he had buried the money. They Have the Fever, Los ANGELEs,. Jan. 18.—The ‘manager of the expedition to leave next month chard says the ship’s accommodations will be taxed to the utmost by the crowd wanting to go from Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico. No attempt will be made to secure passengers from San Francisco or other northern ports. Cash Wins The Day. The cash system of doing business is a winner nowadays, because stores that bave adopted it undersell the credit stores and thus draw the best trade. Shurtleffs’ Cash Store by following this system sells creamery butter at 50 cents a roll, eggs at 30 cents a dozen and everything else in proportion. Trade there once and you will do so again. tt vs CaLL on George ©. Guylord, the Broad street grocer. tf Just Received. J.J. Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked . Herrinug, from Scetland. Gall around get seme. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the. money if it fails to cure. 25c. 84-6m No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. , Price . 25 cents. jy19-6m Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. the time was taken up today in listen. ing to wrangling by the various attorBusbnell, L. Breen, Dan Campbell, Dan Costa, Thos. (2) Davis, Mrs. Ethel Dickinson, Harry ᐀ Enguist, a Rocco, Vi Yelland, Tag lace in Nevada City to buy Dry and) oT , Oharley ‘ FOREIGN. for sentence. Rev. Taylor, rector of St. If not: called.for in fifteen ‘days letters will be sent to the dead letter of lectotd villa oe SOc Bee pay @ fee of one cant for each letter.their W J. B. CARR, Postmaster. for any of these say “advertised,” and neys over the introduction of evidence to show that Mrs. Louisa Creede was legally separated from each of her many husbands. The case threatens to be a long drawn out affair. Died From His Fall, Manvison, Wis., Jan. 18.—Judge A. W. Newman of the State Supreme Court, who fell on an icy sidewalk and sustained a fracture of the skull, is dead. Judge Newman was 64 years of age and had beena member of the Supreme Court four years. «. Did Not Save Them. Los . Anortys, January 18.— Two young English brothers named Collette, who were convicted of a burglary committed at Covina, appeared today John’s charch, pleaded with the Judge saying they were the sons of respectable people in England but had been unfortanate since, coming to this -{sountry. They got two years each in drilling contest, and . please take notice of masical contest BAKING OER ROYAL BAKING POWDER 6O., NEW YORK. Golden Jabile Mii Fat. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part in wrestling contest. MINERS WANTED to take part in LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS to be held at the: . Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For fall information apply to P. J. HEALY, Chairman of Committee. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. j13-37 He Hay Save Worden and Bill som on February llth, and Hill, the derer, should not be hung. Hill kill edt crookedness is coming to light. He!° SI ER TTT) MAHBR & CO. SEND GREETING : Happy New Year. ‘New Goods Again! We said every suit we had. Not one left. ‘So we had to skip and get some new ones to take -their place, We surprised ourselves—all the dressmakers in town are busy making our suits. NEW TODAY. Ladies—See our New Black Suits in Window No. 1. All important for very early Spring Trade — we jumped in and got them, so we expect youfto call and see thens: [iF Prices as usual—all marked in plain figures. This lot of Black Suits beats them all in price and style, so do not fail to see them. Respectfully, MIAHER & CO. for Alaska on the schooner Alice Blan-. _ —— ee OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS Have Stood the Test of Years. FULL LINE Ors Fell Sizes. Complete Line of REPAIRS. LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents. GRAND Masquerade Ball.TO BE GIVEN BY HEYER & GUENTHER, At Armory Hall, Nevada City, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4th. Prizes For the Best Sustained Characters. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. cere Best sustained and original obaractar, either lady or gentleman, $10. Richest Lady’s Costume, $10. Best Gentleman’s Costume, $7.50. Best Dressed Group—One Dozen Paris Panels. Best Original Group, $5. ‘0000-—~—-— E Reception Committee — Sheriff D. B. Getchell, Constable R. Dillon and J. (By ED. MOORE.) Ly Waters. ——0000—— _Masks can be bdoghé at I. Stein’s and -W. H. Crawford’s. ‘Lady’s costumes made by Miss A. Clemo. Gent’s Costumes made by F. Smith. 4 Masks will be raised at the door. S ADMISSION—Per couple, $1 ; "ladies, in mask, 25 cents. Children 25 cents ; npr to the Gallery, 50 cents. Ry

Neva Rebekah Deen ’ No. 119, 1 ih Meets at Odd Fellows Hall at and 3 igeeeviews.” ae of Month at pee ROSEIM, X, ope LY. FF % LIE WHITE, See. Mistletoe saat ag "an ‘No. 4, i! Meets at Odd Fellows Hib ; Every 2d avd 4th 18 Sloe of each month o’el BE. M MeKIYLAY, ©, _GRo, A. Gray, Seribe. Hydraulic Parlor, No. 86, N. . a Meets at Pythian Castile ~~ Every Tuesday evening at.7:30 o’cloe CHAS, SCHWARTZ, F RD. J. MORGAN, B. 8. Nevada Commandery, No. 6, K. Meets at Masonic Hall . ~ mon A of each mo en AVER, Co First and third re I. J. ROLFE a rs Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. Ww Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fourth Thr MRS. BELLE DOUGLASS R.5, ays of each LICE NILON, Pa ILON, Pre Ge . BANCY PASTRY OF ALL KINDS TO On THE “POPULAR” Bake In the Transcript Block, on Commercial street, is now BETTER PREPARED THAN : To serve the public with First-clan Bread, Pies and Cakes. Wedding Cakes a Specialty. @@ Fresh Compressed Yeast Cakes stantly on hand, ». FRED BOST « -.= Propri TELEPHONE 37. <a a, Choice Bread, Pies, Cakes, § Baked Every Day. ls . Wedding Cakes to Order a Speci NEW YORK BAKER Prop SCHIIDT BROg LEADING CIGAR ait GENERAL ARTHUR Pxeeors) 0 i PPO erecesersevecs _ —Im sroox— DEALERS, . «Nevada City LEADING: LADY, Best 5 Cent ¢ ay # Sold, nee. ie hf . C. “HE HARRISON el and ble bec ) or ieir AW Nt aLL, est, = Special attention paid to Interfering, at hol , 4 ing and other faulty movements of Shoeing race horses a specialty. Satisfaction Guaraste The Finest 5-Cent BROAD STREET. DEALER In All Kinds of Cigars and Toba Cigar in T : C. H. HARRISON, § Opp. Rosenberg ; 5 ‘At the Plaza. Blacksmith Shop.) The Only First-Class Horses FRED T. BROWN} HORSESHOE! the city. on) Always on hand the freshest an of Fruits and Vegetables. A fine stock of Candies. Cigars and Tobacco. Oy ster Cocktails a, specialty. Fresh Fish Fridays and Saturd CHAS. HARRIS & SON The Union Fruit Mh HAS, REMOVED To Plaza Building, Foot of Malti SAS. J. refined and aeéayed. querts from from 50 to 500 ucibles for or. No, 25 Main Street, NEVADA cry. Gold and abe of every description Nevada Assay Offi Established in 'y by OTT, Bonga m Bary Gold Dust, Gald and Silver bart. Office—Morgan & , & Roberts Bul eae Dp oes * Attorney : corner Broad and Pine streets. . M. WALLING, at : Law, e Tahoe, Sunday, and it had a visif. Booth, while playing in the yard Rher brother at their home last id fall and then Old Sol. would ecord with the principal topic of ited, though it varied in different ities in town. It was twenty-two Sand moekes the fingers tingle, the P eter registers 4round zero. er uf San Francisco, has been apated Ooiner of the Mint:and the apopened is satisfactory to the Re1 Rsaking of his appointment,Tiréy bor Commissioner as attorney of “I know of no better man than o pongh, practical man of business. pr he introduced into the manageem of doing business, a thing hereieharacter of being true to his ds whether on top or at the botbis devotion to them never ” ithe courthouse this noon Frank pr, administrator-of ‘the estate of s. Some of the property is situated 4 A Hard Hill te to Climb. National hotel is so icy that teams bur of Main, Commercial and Pine Sts, going some four blocks out ot my to avoid the grade. , : A Liberal Contribution. e Champion Mining Company has Fibuted $100 to the Golden Jubilee bration fund in San Francisco. It 7TH YEAR—NO, 11502 NEVADA crry, CALy ‘THURSDAY EVENING. JANUARY 13, ‘1898. E. : pesto panel Logel tie nos te DWN & CALKINS. bE Bnows. pee eae SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Cents Per Month. . ADVERTISING RATBS. » known or application. od at the Postoffice at series City as class matter. ; K d of Weather That Makes Trockeeltes Shiver For doy. st evening’s Truckee Republican »Donr or Ice company will begin ssting their icein a day or two. Henry has had the snow er . his ponds preparatory to harv ‘0 Shier crop of ice. He fe has seve: a bs on his ponds.now. fe water in the river was shut off at fect upon the brilliancy of the ric lights that evening. ttle Florence-Booth, daughter of lay fell on the frozen walk and te her arm. ye weather bas been rather fickle ihe past few days. A little snow y his shining face for awhile, and time, a little Klondyke weather has h mixed in with the rest and Mon‘morning the mercury retreated to D ty degrees below zero, the coldest at Boca. Though it pinches the le of Truckee never seem to feel jr and happier than when the therDAN COLE REWARDED. luted By the President to Be Coiner 4 of the Mint, iniel T. Cole, ex-Harbor Commisi party of the entire State. ord, the well-known attornéy, who issociated with Mr. Cole while a’ darbor Commissioners, had this to -Cole. He is broad-minded and g his term as a Harbor .Commisof the water front a thorough fe almost unkaown. He has the Adm inistrator’s Sale. f David F. Dougtass, deceased, three pieces of real estate at aucValley and some of it.near go Park, and there are mortgages be ting $2,300 on the interest that ed to the -deceused. The prop” _was knocked down for $102 to s P. Loughridge, who is a. part Dia the land and bids it ip so pprotect his own interest. pad street hill from thé Plaza to 'a hard time climbing it. The land express wagon has to make a iberal donation and is in line with mblic-spirited course‘that always sterizes the management of this ———————_] --K. of P. Attention. cers and members of Milo 0, 48, K. of P., are ordered to bian Castle at 1 o’clook p. . Friday, January 14th, for the ® of attending the funeral of. brother, Simeon Lanyon. © brothers are invited. « Cartes Hartman, ©. 0. oponart, K K. of Bands For Salento Bargais, : /¥or sale at the shop of Samue} f. Anyone in want ofs tig can a bargain. jl2-4t ba ~ Railroad Qompany. and BENT. DORSEY IN DAWSON, He Gave Up aGood Railroad Job to C There. ar) . Mrs.B. Ns Shoecraft of this city ‘iva just received a letter-from her brother, . o Bentley Dorsey,written at Dawson City on November 16th. The young man used. to live at Grass Valley, but had latterly been ‘working for the Valley meking his headquarters at Fresno. Last July he quit his job and struck ont for the Klondike where he arrived Septembef 18th. He had a rough trip but finally reached his destination with enough’ food to last him through the winter. The journey and the supplies he took “fatong cost him an even thousand ‘pl lars. The day the letter was written the thermometer was 40 degrees below zero. At half-past three o’clock darkness came on and the writer went into a saloon to finish it. The saloon was lighted ‘by one very small single-wick kerosene lamp. The note-paper the writing was done on coat fifty cents. a “. sheet, and there are fifteen sheets in the letter. Atthe time of writing flour was selling for $400 a sack, twentypound boxes of candles for, $120, beans . and rice $2. pound, and other things starvation during the winter, but thers was no food to spare. “ Mr. Dorsey says El Dorado Creek is very rich, but all the claims are taken up. Bonanza Creek is spotted. The country is not cut up with myriads of. water ways like Nevada county, but. they are 200 to 300 miles apart and there is no way for the prospector to transport his supplies readily from one to the other. Wages were $1 an bour, but owing to: the long nights a man. could not hope to earn more than $5 a day. The general tenor of the letter indicates that the situation is not site gether a sliaed do BRIEF M MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. The Knights of Sherwood Forest will install their officers Saturday night. Cloudy weather is predicted for tonight and a more moderate temperature is expected. M. H. Meroux died at Downieville Tuesday night. He was one of Sierra citizens. Frank Morrow, formerly of Moore's . 8©: Flat in this county, was arrested in San Francisco this week for bunkosteering. Tickets for the ‘masquerade ball to be given at Armory hall on Friday evening; February 4th, are going fast. Many costumes, both original and elegant, are in course of preparation. The Kneebone ranch near Spenceville, consisting of 384.84 acres of land, was sold yesterday to satisfy a judgment obtained by Michell Bros. for $2,736 75 andecosts, the total of which amounted to $2,784 97. The property was bid in by Michell Bros. for the amount of the judgment. TEN DAYS BACH. Justice Holbrook Sends Up a Dronk and Night Watchman Kilroy : does not have any trouble keeping warm this cold weather while he is on duty. He just keeps moving and when he sees ee out of the way he takes care Last. night he found Frank Healey, thepainter, lying on the icy ground in a drunken stupor'and took him to the city prison. He also locked up a hobo who gave the name of Wm. McMelion. This morning Justice Holbrook gave each of the prisoners ‘ten days in the county jail Healey is a painter and paper-hanger, and he is a good workman and honest fellow. His besetting sin is strong drink. He™frequently abstains from ‘it for several. weeks or months, then when he turns his appetite loose generally lands in jail. A year orso ago be came near dying of delirium tremens when on one of his sprees. whe Keno’s Fond Farewell. Tomorrow the anti-keno ordinance goes into effect. There is some talk that the right of the city to prevent the playing of the game in‘a purely social way will be contested in the courts. Tonight at the Council Chamber there will be a big farewell game with a in the pot, i Schubert Concert ore Company ‘Conia, “he Schubert Symp! Symphony Qlyb and Lady Quartette of Chicago will give s bvoncert at the theater in this city on ‘Tuesday evening next. The entertainment will be under the management of the Methodist church people.

Fn ee Bargains For For You. Bacay Nive Oxnt .Srore is the best . fice in proportion. There was no danger of}A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of 01d) the Milwaukee Mechanics Insurance county’s oldest and most prominent Ae county nearly $30,000 of State. b EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO,HENRY FOR SUPERVISOR, {0 Succeed McPhetres."Thm cont, for the Supervisorship ft, the fifth district to succeed Daniel McPhetres who: -recently resigned’ will doubtless, wax warm. So far it is believed that, Patrick Henry, the ice and lumber man of Trackee, has the best chance of securing the plum: Mr. county, and he has long been one of the most. prominent and successful business men in his locality. It is be. Jieved that Governor Budd will favor him with the appointment for several . reasons. He is on the right side of the. political fence to suit the Governor's ideas. At the last election he was a candidate for the place and was defeated by a very small majority after having made a clean and gallant fight. Then too it is thought that his businéss qualifications and probitywill be impressed upon the Governor by his friends as an additional point in his behalf. If a Democrat must be named for the place we do not know. that‘ tbe Governor can do better than to select our old friend “Pat” Henry. PERSONAL POINTERS, ° and Young. Mrs. Joseph Tredinnick left today for Jackson, Amador county. ; Miss @ Verge, who has‘ been ill for several days, is improving. . Mrs. M.D. Cooley and W. H. Mead cdme down from Washington today. R. V. Halton, manager of the Washington mine at Ormonde, is in town. Mrs. William George Jr, and Miss Mattie George of Grass Valley are here visiting Miss Vinnie Hoskins. ' Mrs. M. E. Wadsworth, who has been here visiting her son, Editor Wadsworth of the Herald, returned to San Francisco today. E. R. Clute, husband of the woman recently murdered in the Mission at San Francisco, arrived here last night. He is 8 commercial traveler. Charles H. Ward, special agent and adjuster for the Pacific department of Company, arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Next School ‘Aoocstiunannat. Next week Superintendent Rogers county moneys among the public is.of the county. Bach schoo) of from ten to twenty census children will recéive $400, and where there are more than twenty children, $500. The amount remaining after this apportionment will be divided among all the schools: in proportion to the average daily: attendance. “ Workmen’s Installation, Last evening the following officers of Nevada City Lodge, No. 52; A. O. U. W., were installed by J. E. Isaac, D. D. G. M.W.: 8.8. pptenaeng P.M. W.; W. E. Rice, M Geo. E. Russell, Bowe. man; John H. Paces & Overseer;C. E. Ashburn, Rec.;-John F. Hook, Fin.; H. Guenther, Receiver; Geo. J. Osterman, G.; G. H a" emia I. W.; T. H. Corcoran, 0. W Native Daughters Notice. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters will hold its regular meeting Thursday evening, January 18th, at which the officers elect, will be installed. Every member is requested to be present. By order. Ati Niton, Pres. ee Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Roshetiice at Nevada city January 12th: arrett, Chas. ir, Geo. (2) Bart, Miss Ruby Bardell, J.B. Ukahod tH Apnea by Budd) enry is a leading Democrat of the’ +ed—in-this peaceful valley today when ;inently mentioned for Governor, but his fortune. A REVERENDSignatare, ss a eraend . STOCKTON, Jan. 18—E. A. Jones was detained at Jamestown last night on ‘dent of the First National Bank of this city, who. charges him with forgery. This morning a warrant was sworn out of a justice court and a deputy sheriff sent with it to bring the prisoner_backhere for examination. Little is known of Jones beyond the fact that he is a minister of the Gospel. He signed a name and endorsed it with the name of his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Putnam of Clements. He then raised money on it at the Bank. Ashes to Ashes, Pasapena, January 18th—The last scene in the Durrant drama was enactthe murderer’s body was cremated and the ashes turned over to his parents. President Dole Arrives. San Franorsco, Jan. 18.--President Dole of Hawaiia arrived today from Honolulu on the steamer Peru. He is en route to Washington in the interest of annexation. Not Half He Deserved. Santa Ornvz, Jan. 18.—Dr. Schoedde, the veterinary surgeon convicted of mayhem, was today sentenced to fourteen years in Folsom prison. The order refusing him a new trial will be appealed from. Baggs Bursts Fresno, January 18.—Judgment was given the Tulare Building and Loan Association this week in its suit against H.N. Baggs for $2175.81. Baggs was quite wealthy at one time. He moved from here to Stockton, and was elected Mayor of that city. He waseven prompolitical and financial collapse came at the same time, and the judgment. now rendered sweeps away about the last of The thonderer Talks. a Lonpon, January 18.—The Morning Post, in an editorial on the line of that of the Times of Monday morning upon the dispatch of the Times’ New York correspondent, says: “President McKinley is drifting hopelessly and trying to satisfy everybody. The result is chaos in the Republican camp and the rapid growth of Bryanism. In the meantime the Dingley tariff policy has proved a ridiculous failure.” Mrs, Creede’s Many Husbands, Los ANGELES, Jan. 18.—In the contest over the will ofthe late N. O. Creede, SWINDLER Q He Forge His Mo Motherin Law's complaint of F. A. Cramblitt, Presipromissory note for $150 with his own‘BUDD MAY : INTER PERE. Prom Banging, Sacramento, Jannafy 18.—A citizen of Sacramento claims Governor Budd told him lately that train wrecker Worden, sentenced to be executed at Folcondemned Alameda county wife murhiswife because she boasted to him that she had been false to him. It has been claimed Worden is dying of consumption. On the contrary he is in perfect health and growing stouter each day. Alsip Swindled Many. SackaMEnTo, January 13—Alsip, the real estate dealer, probably left the State on a coast steamer. Much of his swindled many persons heavily. Confessed the Crime, San Jose, January 18.—Isaac Irwin alias Marwin, arrested last night for robbing E. A. Brown, confessed: ‘this morning and told where he had buried the money. They Have the Fever, Los ANGELEs,. Jan. 18.—The ‘manager of the expedition to leave next month chard says the ship’s accommodations will be taxed to the utmost by the crowd wanting to go from Southern California, Arizona and New Mexico. No attempt will be made to secure passengers from San Francisco or other northern ports. Cash Wins The Day. The cash system of doing business is a winner nowadays, because stores that bave adopted it undersell the credit stores and thus draw the best trade. Shurtleffs’ Cash Store by following this system sells creamery butter at 50 cents a roll, eggs at 30 cents a dozen and everything else in proportion. Trade there once and you will do so again. tt vs CaLL on George ©. Guylord, the Broad street grocer. tf Just Received. J.J. Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked . Herrinug, from Scetland. Gall around get seme. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the. money if it fails to cure. 25c. 84-6m No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIO for Malaria, Chills and Fever. It is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. Children love it. Adults prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. , Price . 25 cents. jy19-6m Royal makes the food pure, wholesome and delicious. the time was taken up today in listen. ing to wrangling by the various attorBusbnell, L. Breen, Dan Campbell, Dan Costa, Thos. (2) Davis, Mrs. Ethel Dickinson, Harry ᐀ Enguist, a Rocco, Vi Yelland, Tag lace in Nevada City to buy Dry and) oT , Oharley ‘ FOREIGN. for sentence. Rev. Taylor, rector of St. If not: called.for in fifteen ‘days letters will be sent to the dead letter of lectotd villa oe SOc Bee pay @ fee of one cant for each letter.their W J. B. CARR, Postmaster. for any of these say “advertised,” and neys over the introduction of evidence to show that Mrs. Louisa Creede was legally separated from each of her many husbands. The case threatens to be a long drawn out affair. Died From His Fall, Manvison, Wis., Jan. 18.—Judge A. W. Newman of the State Supreme Court, who fell on an icy sidewalk and sustained a fracture of the skull, is dead. Judge Newman was 64 years of age and had beena member of the Supreme Court four years. «. Did Not Save Them. Los . Anortys, January 18.— Two young English brothers named Collette, who were convicted of a burglary committed at Covina, appeared today John’s charch, pleaded with the Judge saying they were the sons of respectable people in England but had been unfortanate since, coming to this -{sountry. They got two years each in drilling contest, and . please take notice of masical contest BAKING OER ROYAL BAKING POWDER 6O., NEW YORK. Golden Jabile Mii Fat. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part in wrestling contest. MINERS WANTED to take part in LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS to be held at the: . Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San Francisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For fall information apply to P. J. HEALY, Chairman of Committee. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. j13-37 He Hay Save Worden and Bill som on February llth, and Hill, the derer, should not be hung. Hill kill edt crookedness is coming to light. He!° SI ER TTT) MAHBR & CO. SEND GREETING : Happy New Year. ‘New Goods Again! We said every suit we had. Not one left. ‘So we had to skip and get some new ones to take -their place, We surprised ourselves—all the dressmakers in town are busy making our suits. NEW TODAY. Ladies—See our New Black Suits in Window No. 1. All important for very early Spring Trade — we jumped in and got them, so we expect youfto call and see thens: [iF Prices as usual—all marked in plain figures. This lot of Black Suits beats them all in price and style, so do not fail to see them. Respectfully, MIAHER & CO. for Alaska on the schooner Alice Blan-. _ —— ee OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS Have Stood the Test of Years. FULL LINE Ors Fell Sizes. Complete Line of REPAIRS. LEGG & SHAW CO. Sole Agents. GRAND Masquerade Ball..TO BE GIVEN BY HEYER & GUENTHER, At Armory Hall, Nevada City, FRIDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4th. Prizes For the Best Sustained Characters. MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. cere Best sustained and original obaractar, either lady or gentleman, $10. Richest Lady’s Costume, $10. Best Gentleman’s Costume, $7.50. Best Dressed Group—One Dozen Paris Panels. Best Original Group, $5. ‘0000-—~—-— E Reception Committee — Sheriff D. B. Getchell, Constable R. Dillon and J. (By ED. MOORE.) Ly Waters. ——0000—— _Masks can be bdoghé at I. Stein’s and -W. H. Crawford’s. ‘Lady’s costumes made by Miss A. Clemo. Gent’s Costumes made by F. Smith. 4 Masks will be raised at the door. S ADMISSION—Per couple, $1 ; "ladies, in mask, 25 cents. Children 25 cents ; npr to the Gallery, 50 cents. Ry