January 13, 1899 (4 pages)

ies ‘TRANSCRIPT,. MINING “AND MINE Fan Wa 1099 Men Baek om eseo—Inpet ee =. —_Pitcer County Development, BRSONAL POINTERS. Captain Thomas Mein has returned 4 from a trip to New Mexico and Phenix, Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Arizona, on minihg business. Jobn Chestnut and Robert Mein of Oakland and F. J. Fietter: of Alameda: ‘Ragon of Cement Hill has apitis. B. Halstead of Smartsville was have a mine in Siskiyou which is producing bullion. The property is regarded as one of great promise. Bay oe Hoffman of — nephew ae : “. of Brown, and son of Charles F. " k oe — ae entere Aoffman, the well known mining engiSe W. Towle of the firm of Towle . weer O Siders, Te charge of an engiNo. is in town. geering corps, who have started on a Keller, the pioneer baker and scientific prospecting tour on the West ls dangerously ill. African coast. nae ow. ©. Hays and daughter have Ross Brown, the mining Saginest, 1 ‘ed from San Jose. “ now in London, England, and will be fel and Wm. Coughlan of Colum= pape from California for some time hi were in town today. — ae P Rpt icckes te dlord Stevens of the Union hotel For three _— past the Eureka ConB ned trout Raseamento: *’ . solidated Drift Mining Company, operland Mra. E. W. Brigham came ating on the Forest Hill divide in Oday from Columbia Hill. Placer county, has been rannisg aoa 5 Byrda Arnott left today tor nels, upraises and drifts, searching for Francisco and vicinity to visit the channel buried deep under the ‘ lava Gap of the divide. Last Noyember a year ago the east vein of the channel was located, but all efforts to find the west vein or opposite side weré fruitless until Saturday, when the workmen proke througyon the west side. This development has been anticipated by Mr. Chappellet for several days. It 18 possible that the channel just found is not the main one. Experts have expressed the opinion that there were at least two channels in the Eureka ground. i : The Santa Rosalia mize of Mexico, the property owned by ex-Lieutenant Governor John Daggett, Charles G. Yale and other well known people, which has attracted much attention on account of richness of the ores shipped o the smelters, has not been producing much for several months past. A stamp mill has been installed as well as an air compressor and the steam pumps and engines in the mine have been replaced by machinery operated by compressed air. Previous to the change it was impossible for the men to work in some parts of the mine on account of the beat. The mill is now in operation and new bodies of ore have been struck, and the future of the mine is brighter than ever. Heinsdorff & Schworer’s millis ranning on quartz from the Heinsdorff property adjacent to Murphy’s, Calaveras county, where F. W. McNear was recently operating. ‘The Citizen says for reasons best known to himself that E. RB. Brooks of Forest City @ through town today on his below. : m ©. Wood of The Dalies, Oregon, d here last evening on a visit to ster, Mrs. J. G. O’Neill. b. ©. C. Wallace has returned to rancisco after a visit with her br, Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. rvey A. Evens who used to live in sity with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Evens, is still at Manila. He is mber of Company B, Ist California teers. A. Brigham, formerly a prominent hg superintendent of Moore’s Flat Jolumbia Hill, arrived here from francisco to attend Mrs. A. fow’s faneral. —_——-—+ eee . The City Trustees Meet. .u meeting held last evenin th ‘Trustees passed an ordinance h requires physicians to report all agious and infectious diseases to ealth officer. The latter will then 'a yellow flag displayed. 6 Electric Power Company bid to ish 80 24-candle power incandescent st lights for $182.80 per month, each tional one installed during the f to be paid for at the rate of $1.75 . month. This is a reduction of Bt $5 from the sum total now chargber month for 80 lights and of 25 is from the monthly vote for each TREASURE 'GBTS BIS PRIZE 1 A Sir Ylley Young, Man Captures the) Girl He Loves.Fifteen’ years ago James H. and Benjamin F. Treasure came to California from Pennsylvania and settled: in Sierra Valley. With the small means at their command they engaged bering, and until five years ago 0 ed a little sawmill which supplied local consumers. Among other friends they made ‘was Laz Levy, proprietor of a general merchandise store, who often was threatened with shipwrecks, The little town of Sierraville was twice destroyed by fire, and Levy finally left there, financially broken, and went to San Francisco. Five years ago the Treasure brothers called on Levy in San Francisco and told him business was dead in the old town and that they were about to embark for Alaska or South Africa. A coin tossed up in Levy's presence turned the scale in fayor of the north, and from that time on nothing was heard from the brothForty Mile teHing of the probable rush across the line and requesting him to join them, in the new diggings. They had been“in business in Forty Mile since their arrival in Alaska and proposed to transfer their base of operations to what is now Dawson. Levy was not enthusiastic over the Alaskan dlimate, and so remained in San Francigcd, but the brothers went to Dawson and -prospered in business there, even beyond their expectations. Levy was surprised one day late last August by receiving a call from the Treasures. They brought with them gold dust amounting 'to over a quarter of a million dollars and a record of thirteen paying claims around Dawson. Calling to his ‘mind the favors bestowed on them in the past, the now wealthy brothers put their money ‘at Levy’s disposal with the suggestion that a partnership be formed in any line he might select. The offer was accepted in the same spirit that prompted it. Early in September, as soon as these arrangements were completed, the brothers left for their old -home in Tamaqua, Pa. While there Benjamin, the younger, fell in love with Miss, Florence Willingale, daughter of his mother’s schoolmate. The young lady’s mother objected to the marriage on account of the girl’s youth and the couple were in despair, when, during & trip Hast, Levy visited Tamaqua. His partner referred the difficulty to him . took place this afternoon from the . tyrns. to reconcile the prospective bride to it. assisted them when their financial bark ter, fire, food or blankets. _ ers until Levy received a letter from ‘gine started in with three freight cars ‘The following items ar nesday evening’s Truckee Re _ The Truckee Caledonian WW give a ball on the 25th instant, will be Bobby Burns Day. . turé on Monday night ‘Jast. They pelled to pass thenight without shel' Itlooked for atime Tuesday night as if we were going to have a blockade. A freight train was caught in the drifting snow near Tauunel 18. The workmen, however, succeeded in getting the train started with but little loss of time and only slight interference with transportation. « Telegraph communication suffered much from the storm. Wires were broken and pulled down and for a time there was no communication by wire west of Tunuel 18. Monday afternoon the Overton enloaded with boxes. When the train reached the cut beyond the Sierra Valed that the engine could not get through with the cars, so-the cars were left and the engine started on to ‘Trackee. About a mile out of town the engine became blocked in the snow, where it remained all night. Engineer “7. J. Giffen and Fireman John Lee stayed with the engine all night. Nex t morning a force of men were sent out from Overton and by hard work they succeeded in getting into the round house at seven o’clock last evening. They were compelled to melt snow to get water for the boiler. It will probably be some time before the freight cars can be brought in. * —— — + Ge > Rathbone Sisters install Tonight. At Pythian Castle this evening the officers of Milo Temple of Rathbone Sisters will be imstalled. After the meeting there will be a program of musical and literary exercises together with a collation. : * Where It-Lay. Whittle, the Sculptor (sadly)—I'mafraid my statue will not be accepted. Bolster (his friend)—Cheer up, old boy. You should put a better face on it. Whittle, the Sculptor—That’s © the trouble; I can’t.—N. Y. World. After the Honeymoon. He—You'll be accusing me next of leading a double life! She—You do lead a double life—you’re . About a year ago J:1 h. or dag ont of the Green Mountain mine Sierra Valley had a serious misadven-. found in the United States. Quite a were caught out by the storm and com-. balls cut from quartz crystals and Miss 000 for a Japanese crystal ball 7 1-2 in2 ches in dinmaser. Mr. Burton expected Depot for Fancy Groceries jconsin shipped to demand has been created for flawless ‘Helen Gould is said to have paid $15,to cut one as large as that from his ‘stock, but he succeeded in getting @ perfectly clear one of only 5 1-2 inches in diameter. Of his experience Mr. Burton says: “My only disappomt‘ment in this crystal business up to date -of $20,000 for a seven and one-half inch cured, but when the final polishing was put on and strong lights and magnifywas discovered two inches from the surface. This compelledga cutting down of the ball, leaving it but five and is the fact that we had a standing offer Mascot Whiskey..ce. s.scceseees Daffy’s Malt Whiskey 5 Pepsin Whiskey....c.00++ eee pure ball. Our largest crystal. was believed to contain such a ball. ‘Tiffany Game Cock Whiskey.. deteceeness & Co. succeeded in turning the ball a Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.. trifle over seven and one-half inches 1X L Whiskey and we supposed our $20,000 was: seRock & Rye Whiskey. ...:-++--. Maple Rum Sherry Wime..c..s.ccmeerernereees ley road so much snow was encounterting glasses applied to it, a minute flaw Port Wine... DPS SE Rene Proprieto Agency For--[lonogram Whiskey =} Blue Label Catsup i a Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale \ x PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. — Mikado Soap..ssssscereesnes Silk Soap. . csssseres see cee seeets Clairette Soap ; Water Queen Soap..-.++-++ sueeaas Copco (white) Soap. ..-------heaiste Cashmere (white) Soap Brown (134 Ib bar) Stap..-----” Fern Soap... ; Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pekg of perhaps half the size of a pin head Claret WIDE. 2. .cccicecccscsccsscsserevevsse 25 Dianiond Dust Washing Powdef:. « © © « = «= * ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. : : Give it a Trial. ee See Oe Oy Be one-half inches in diameter and this flaw alone cost us $17,000 in cash.” This loss is explained by the fact that they only received $3000 for the “ball. Mr. Burton is again mining for big crystals and says if he can find one that will turn out a ten inch perfect ball he will get $75,000, as he has several bidders at that price. Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole } Dollars stood before. . To obtain possession of any of the . inaugurated and we have not spared) Clearance : Sale. MOROOROIOIOK Ts the place to buy_nice Presents. KINKEAD’SFurniture Store Roman Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, ; : Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chairs, # Ru S, PICTURES, EASELS. PO OOROOIROHIOIOINOOIOKK C. J. BRAND, i . er. itional light. : p : siyciaa M f t J 1 liek 9% : iS pan noedai ae Mr. McNear quit this property when . 4nd Hiss sve _ sand wee a ne twice as mean a man asl thought you Fine Footwear anu ac uring ewe er ine Laid to Rest Today. connection was nearly made with the . OW Dales 8° sols arb gles ‘ ca were when I married you!—Chicago. In our stock a very, small tax will Ser ; j me _ . shaft from which this quartz is being ment. Thé suggestion was accepted DY . ‘rribune. put upon your pocket book. fae = —AND DEALER IN—— a he funeral of the late Mrs. A.S. Bige-. mifled, and now giving satisfactory reyoung Treasure, but time was needed oe webeak Our January Clearance Sale has been . JEWELRY OF ALL. KINDS, for 4a ‘ the whereabouts of his aged father,. gio” nee ee ” i Every physician attending any ¢ f dipfor ed here last Sunday and remained ; ee hs ae oe, 7 ». die,” and also “sine nocte. —Chicago Oh dhl or, on — ing gp monte < -ia é Tuesday when they returned to rom he has no ad any tidings for) Post. ol poreions Sees, ol agra the One Ne. & j F : ee vada, is hereby r r r t se ‘ir home. He was then apparently more than ten aaa Some ager Query of the Times. tm writing $0 the ealth Officer of said nite: Of All Kinds, . a s longer. : ae husiastic. wheneyer the same shall occur, and within : a good health. years ago, or peraap ajuk : The lover was enthusias i> hGurs after the nat f th oup ~~ gentleman left his home in Wisconsin. «“ghe has poetry in her eyes,” he exkaown to Rime . and 18 mea hy Hg Ege preg of 83 ores * by Jan& john dence of Frank P. Williams. The . The Fernandez mine on Cherry Creek ins were interred in Pine Grove . in Siskiyou county is prepared for suctary. ae cessful operations as soom as a supply A spite of the driving storm many . of water is afforded, this being one of ple attended the funeral. Rev. W-. the best paying miues in that section, simer officiated and the pall-bearers+ yielding about $17,000 per annum, with 6 Charles H. Eddy, D. E. Morgan,. prospects. of paying even better this WwW. Marsh, William Giffin, Fred . year, especially if supplied with an iris and T. J. Perryman. abundance of water for the giants. —_—_——_-+ ae aban off 3 Freer, SBARGHING FOR A FATHER rning by Superintendent OC. H. SE ues Mien of the Brunswick . mine an. From Whom He Has -Not Heard” For . Many Years. buces that F. J. Fietter, President of . Brouawiek Company; died Hae . Charies M. Barker‘of Plymouth, Wisin Alameda last night at eleven: ock. Mr. Fletter and his wife ar-; cousin, writes for information as to for a hunting and trapping trip in the West. He stayed iv South Dakota for An Old Man Hurt. Jacob Pritchett “of “Tim buctoo met ith a serious accident last Tuesday hile out driving. The wind was blowawhile and that,is the last place that his family heard anything from him. His son has now reached this coast in A letter was received by Levy Tuesday saying the battle had been won and the brothers and. Ben’s bride wereon their way across the continent. Levy will meet the trio in Los Angeles. Quite Evident. Tt was 15 or 20 minutes after the tiff. He was willing to leave?t all in the dimshadowy past, but it was evident that she was not. v “Flere is an account of a woman who insisted upon burying her pet dog beelie her deceased husband,”. he said, looking up from his paper. * “She couldn’t have thought much of the dog,” she returned, in a cold, uneompromising tone. : Immediately after he adjourned “sine claimed. “Yes?” returned the eynic, tantalizingly. “She has roses in her cheeks,” persisted the lover. Judge—Do you think you eould give 1 verdict in accordance with the evidence? = : Would-Be Juror—I do. Lawyer (for the defense, hastily)— Challenged for cause!—N, Y. Weekly. A World at Stake. “Columbus took big chances when he illustrated the fact that the world was round” eS . leapt “How so?” 7 “Suppose the egg had been @bad one ?”—Philadelphia Press. Second-Hand. Mrs. Bricabrac—Oh, mercy, Bridget, how could you have broken that precious vase! It was 400 years old. Bridget -(calmly)~~Oh, if it was an ould thing like that, yez can take itout ay me next week’s wages.—N. Y. Truth. inPain? in the Bac: the prices, but cut right and left, in or. der to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportunity. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . Ordinance No. 145. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No, 76 Regulating Public Health. fhe BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY . OF NEVADA, do ordain as follows : . ublic . health is hereby amended by the addition of . the following section : . . . Ordinance No. 76, regulating the SECTION. 1. the Health Officer to see that the house wherein any .such patient is so confined, . shal be quarantined, and a yellow flag placed in a conspicuous place on the outside thereof, asa warning that said premises are infected. : SECTION 2. . Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry and satisfaction guaranteed-as to quality and price. Broad. Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. @QOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO © >» A. B. WOLF. Has a Special Line of FANCY GROCERIES FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. . j Choice Canned Goods, OOGOOQOQOOO er eenepiaie seiinper nti npert eT Ae ? Then probably the kidneys. in the Chest? Then probably the lungs. in the Joints? A violation of any provision of the forego. ing Section of this Amendment shall be deemed a misdemeanor, aud punishable in the manner provided by law, The follow.ng Amendment to said Ordi. nance shall take effect ih force on ig so fiercely in the horse’s face that “yes?” ‘returned the cynic again. ‘caused him to back off the grade ina deep canyon, resulting in Mr. ritchett receiving a dislocated hip © ©) Fancy Crackers in Cartoons, First-Class Mince Meat, In Bulk or Packages. his endeavor to find him, but so far his “She has music in her voice,” asserted efforts have, been unsuccessful. _At. the lover, defiantly. Roseburg, Oregon, he found that his. “And what in the bank 2” queried the raw© © © ® © © © © © i father had been there but had left ten . cynie.—Chicago Post. Then probabl rheumatism. dafter Feb Ist, 1899, (] 25 hd a broken thigh bone. He is aise sdacé igo-and: uever aa ahha y f = ere x, bias wa nipgeaie an Baus Jan uaey tthe ie the ‘caine j ? o Evidene ° vo $ es: rr, Gault, ackson, Rect : ab D years of age and consequently his that time Mr. Barker has so far been. Salesman—You can see the original 2 and Rich. Noes—none. 26 afl Heintz’s Catsup, Ripe and Green Olives, kind; you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or & year old; it must yield to J.J. JACKSON, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. {Municipal Seal.] First publication Jannary 13, 1899, GOO otra is very donbtfal. unable to find the slightest clue to his . price marked here in plain figures. Our ete a aS x whereabouts. If alive he would be 95. price, you notice, is less than one-third. IN e. Cpenteg theron eck toeuri caane of age. Anyone knowitg anyWe got-the goods Troma dry goods merLJ A.M. Gray of the Gravel Hill ‘hy. thing of him will please communicate canes donates arent eye res)— ; Ae Ol W. HARTUNG. ‘a oe AT L@N ; BST PRICES. _@ >) ei raulic mine has a force of men at} with Charles M. Barker, Plymouth, no uaeeen aE fee iakad 'g . y : j come so ee ork running a tunnel for the. Old . Wisconsin. The old gentleman was these» goods. He had his nerve all with ba : . . OODOOOOOOOOOOOOOO) flack ledge which is situated.near R. . commonly called Captain Barker. him.—Chicago Tribune. . Successors to . Pog pe Mette Canade, BES An Old M ~s Mind Gone A Clashing of Interests . pessen an aterm heen ‘ : sek Spencer—W hat is the matter with the . abulously rich ore from the croppings, . . Richérd Barrett, a sixty-six year 01d) parson and the doctor that {hey eannot:. ) ' but until now there has been 00/ man who has mined for years aronnd . agree? . Fancy Cheese, Etc. 6) ©OO© ‘a a F.C. LUETJIE, \ Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ~~" You Have Cold Feet Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Peetoral in the treatment of all throat and lung affections. Placed over the stomach, it stops nausea and vomiting; over bowels, it controls cramps and colic, Placed over the small of the back, ome The patrons of Colley Brothers of Price 25 cents. —— 28 ystematic effort to go down on ‘it. are Valley and hasfor several Ferguson—The parson says the docSee eens: _, {months past been sorting over the . tor is so contrary. Just as soon as he} nee pt Sone ane dump at the North Banner mine, was. gets a man properly prepared for = we Sell . F John Jateot who belonged to Sabrought in from his cabin this mornother a Me er ed babes Watches, . i F is “ : + ~ s him, and vice versa.;— = , : maritan Lodge of Odd Fellows at the ing by Deputy Sheriff Waters and offioe Phi SE . These cold nights and consequently don't town of Washington, where he had . cer Kilroy and is now in the county Esai coeit eens eevee . enjoy g pit refreshing sleep> The cl Rived from 1851 to 1897, died this week . jai) pending his examiuation for inGave Uerselt Aver: i Spectacles, ; : : ~ : oe . ‘ ‘ us ‘ . . ’ Johnnie Masher—You will not believe . very best remedy for this and many other in Santa Craz where his son is COD-. canity:—His wife died some years ago Nellie, but Ltell_you xeriously that : : eS ¢ : ducting a school. He joined the Odd . at Grass Valley. The old man thinks vate Lepemyphiey, BORE Immodiately after applying it yoa ac . ailments is hot water. Buy a. . = ‘ou are the first girl I ever lovea. feel its soothing, warming, strengthatch Chains Fellows over forty years ago. he sees spooks and his reason has been . " Nellie Chaffie—Yes, I do believe you, nied yoieee, ’ . é tottering for some time. Ighnnie. I knew by the first kiss you _ _ It quiets congestion; draws ous Violin Strings, ; 3 Camp stew tomorrow night at Lamgave me. that you couldn't have had inflammation. Guitar Strings ‘HOT W ATER BO . [ LE ries mon. Bros’. ~ jls-1t Learn To say “No” when a dealer ofa — to speak of.—Tammany It is a new plaster. a ie ’ wi : s ‘ ; ree fers you something “jast as good” in Saree a ‘4 : ‘ ee . an = e —e alBest In The County. 5 F h 5 : ‘A> new combination of new 4 place ' of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There $< — remedies. Made after new F and ‘Richardson’s new undertaking andj can ba no_substitute for America’s) 4, 1 pegged uneatae to-day, . methods. Entirely unlike any goa Does your Watch or Clock need . o be embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. Greatest Medicine. and passed through the worst section . Pg -< Lenrapr See repairing ? If so, bring or send it dl . : and pone Oe: Clube: . of the city. ~ ; : : us. We will attend to it promptly. : : . 1 Notice to Debtors. Hoon's Puts care nase, sick serhoeh Dick You are liable to be arrested.) . B® seitne Perfected Product of years of * Watches d tized . And se will find it a very handy article. a2 oe . ick— . :: i piece ns ache, billiousness and all liver pills) 7. What for? . [i Patient Toil : 2 . min et . They are cheap, durable and useful. No Dick—For passing bad quarters.— Up-to-Date. : Answered as He Expected. family should be without one. the Union Meat Market who owe long: ; licastanding bills are hereby respectfully aily. urged to settle their accounts with the ‘ Se eis he the firm before January 15th, 1899. We . to E. F. Roseathal wil ° *\ Gumms deiivered the other Sunday. . need money and must have it right . George W: Wheeler at Bovey Bros.,. 7 wonder if he expected it to be — 1 To Periodical Subscribers. All subscriptions to periodicals given “THE GROTTO, . : MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors) Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars . . “That was a sensational prayer Dr. airy away. Those settle their . on Broad street. Subseription orders . 'swered?” : . ee ata 7 7 pina sag es to at. promptly attended to and all the popu-. “Certainly. And it was, too. Why, ig ‘ oo pie pos Ne 7 aes Ss i MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. alue Fleast make partial payment on the lar peri odicals on sale. ji0-tf nearly ‘every paper in the country re} weakness. Steam Beer a pec alty.' : EOS ". plied to it.”"—Brooklyn Life, ‘always the Best, pale / Same within the time specified. : er ae te t . ciate cxitand venue, Wagar ine your vse «. CAMEPAS-and Photo Supplies of all kinds. COLLEY Bros, ; ae ORSEST pleasant one.has ak ese * or the best value in Suits gnd Over-' Best-and freshest confectionery at GC emetber the jlace—Rrace's old stand, Maln . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevapa Crry, Jan. 8—lw coa’s— Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. ' Homann’s. a5-tf I eg sane _ owereet, Nevada City. oe “3 &,

ies ‘TRANSCRIPT,. MINING “AND MINE Fan Wa 1099 Men Baek om eseo—Inpet ee =. —_Pitcer County Development, BRSONAL POINTERS. Captain Thomas Mein has returned 4 from a trip to New Mexico and Phenix, Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Arizona, on minihg business. Jobn Chestnut and Robert Mein of Oakland and F. J. Fietter: of Alameda: ‘Ragon of Cement Hill has apitis. B. Halstead of Smartsville was have a mine in Siskiyou which is producing bullion. The property is regarded as one of great promise. Bay oe Hoffman of — nephew ae : “. of Brown, and son of Charles F. " k oe — ae entere Aoffman, the well known mining engiSe W. Towle of the firm of Towle . weer O Siders, Te charge of an engiNo. is in town. geering corps, who have started on a Keller, the pioneer baker and scientific prospecting tour on the West ls dangerously ill. African coast. nae ow. ©. Hays and daughter have Ross Brown, the mining Saginest, 1 ‘ed from San Jose. “ now in London, England, and will be fel and Wm. Coughlan of Colum= pape from California for some time hi were in town today. — ae P Rpt icckes te dlord Stevens of the Union hotel For three _— past the Eureka ConB ned trout Raseamento: *’ . solidated Drift Mining Company, operland Mra. E. W. Brigham came ating on the Forest Hill divide in Oday from Columbia Hill. Placer county, has been rannisg aoa 5 Byrda Arnott left today tor nels, upraises and drifts, searching for Francisco and vicinity to visit the channel buried deep under the ‘ lava Gap of the divide. Last Noyember a year ago the east vein of the channel was located, but all efforts to find the west vein or opposite side weré fruitless until Saturday, when the workmen proke througyon the west side. This development has been anticipated by Mr. Chappellet for several days. It 18 possible that the channel just found is not the main one. Experts have expressed the opinion that there were at least two channels in the Eureka ground. i : The Santa Rosalia mize of Mexico, the property owned by ex-Lieutenant Governor John Daggett, Charles G. Yale and other well known people, which has attracted much attention on account of richness of the ores shipped o the smelters, has not been producing much for several months past. A stamp mill has been installed as well as an air compressor and the steam pumps and engines in the mine have been replaced by machinery operated by compressed air. Previous to the change it was impossible for the men to work in some parts of the mine on account of the beat. The mill is now in operation and new bodies of ore have been struck, and the future of the mine is brighter than ever. Heinsdorff & Schworer’s millis ranning on quartz from the Heinsdorff property adjacent to Murphy’s, Calaveras county, where F. W. McNear was recently operating. ‘The Citizen says for reasons best known to himself that E. RB. Brooks of Forest City @ through town today on his below. : m ©. Wood of The Dalies, Oregon, d here last evening on a visit to ster, Mrs. J. G. O’Neill. b. ©. C. Wallace has returned to rancisco after a visit with her br, Mrs. Wesley Arnhart. rvey A. Evens who used to live in sity with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. . Evens, is still at Manila. He is mber of Company B, Ist California teers. A. Brigham, formerly a prominent hg superintendent of Moore’s Flat Jolumbia Hill, arrived here from francisco to attend Mrs. A. fow’s faneral. —_——-—+ eee . The City Trustees Meet. .u meeting held last evenin th ‘Trustees passed an ordinance h requires physicians to report all agious and infectious diseases to ealth officer. The latter will then 'a yellow flag displayed. 6 Electric Power Company bid to ish 80 24-candle power incandescent st lights for $182.80 per month, each tional one installed during the f to be paid for at the rate of $1.75 . month. This is a reduction of Bt $5 from the sum total now chargber month for 80 lights and of 25 is from the monthly vote for each TREASURE 'GBTS BIS PRIZE 1 A Sir Ylley Young, Man Captures the) Girl He Loves.Fifteen’ years ago James H. and Benjamin F. Treasure came to California from Pennsylvania and settled: in Sierra Valley. With the small means at their command they engaged bering, and until five years ago 0 ed a little sawmill which supplied local consumers. Among other friends they made ‘was Laz Levy, proprietor of a general merchandise store, who often was threatened with shipwrecks, The little town of Sierraville was twice destroyed by fire, and Levy finally left there, financially broken, and went to San Francisco. Five years ago the Treasure brothers called on Levy in San Francisco and told him business was dead in the old town and that they were about to embark for Alaska or South Africa. A coin tossed up in Levy's presence turned the scale in fayor of the north, and from that time on nothing was heard from the brothForty Mile teHing of the probable rush across the line and requesting him to join them, in the new diggings. They had been“in business in Forty Mile since their arrival in Alaska and proposed to transfer their base of operations to what is now Dawson. Levy was not enthusiastic over the Alaskan dlimate, and so remained in San Francigcd, but the brothers went to Dawson and -prospered in business there, even beyond their expectations. Levy was surprised one day late last August by receiving a call from the Treasures. They brought with them gold dust amounting 'to over a quarter of a million dollars and a record of thirteen paying claims around Dawson. Calling to his ‘mind the favors bestowed on them in the past, the now wealthy brothers put their money ‘at Levy’s disposal with the suggestion that a partnership be formed in any line he might select. The offer was accepted in the same spirit that prompted it. Early in September, as soon as these arrangements were completed, the brothers left for their old -home in Tamaqua, Pa. While there Benjamin, the younger, fell in love with Miss, Florence Willingale, daughter of his mother’s schoolmate. The young lady’s mother objected to the marriage on account of the girl’s youth and the couple were in despair, when, during & trip Hast, Levy visited Tamaqua. His partner referred the difficulty to him . took place this afternoon from the . tyrns. to reconcile the prospective bride to it. assisted them when their financial bark ter, fire, food or blankets. _ ers until Levy received a letter from ‘gine started in with three freight cars ‘The following items ar nesday evening’s Truckee Re _ The Truckee Caledonian WW give a ball on the 25th instant, will be Bobby Burns Day. . turé on Monday night ‘Jast. They pelled to pass thenight without shel' Itlooked for atime Tuesday night as if we were going to have a blockade. A freight train was caught in the drifting snow near Tauunel 18. The workmen, however, succeeded in getting the train started with but little loss of time and only slight interference with transportation. « Telegraph communication suffered much from the storm. Wires were broken and pulled down and for a time there was no communication by wire west of Tunuel 18.. Monday afternoon the Overton enloaded with boxes. When the train reached the cut beyond the Sierra Valed that the engine could not get through with the cars, so-the cars were left and the engine started on to ‘Trackee. About a mile out of town the engine became blocked in the snow, where it remained all night. Engineer “7. J. Giffen and Fireman John Lee stayed with the engine all night. Nex t morning a force of men were sent out from Overton and by hard work they succeeded in getting into the round house at seven o’clock last evening. They were compelled to melt snow to get water for the boiler. It will probably be some time before the freight cars can be brought in. * —— — + Ge > Rathbone Sisters install Tonight. At Pythian Castle this evening the officers of Milo Temple of Rathbone Sisters will be imstalled. After the meeting there will be a program of musical and literary exercises together with a collation. : * Where It-Lay. Whittle, the Sculptor (sadly)—I'mafraid my statue will not be accepted. Bolster (his friend)—Cheer up, old boy. You should put a better face on it. Whittle, the Sculptor—That’s © the trouble; I can’t.—N. Y. World. After the Honeymoon. He—You'll be accusing me next of leading a double life! She—You do lead a double life—you’re . About a year ago J:1 h. or dag ont of the Green Mountain mine Sierra Valley had a serious misadven-. found in the United States. Quite a were caught out by the storm and com-. balls cut from quartz crystals and Miss 000 for a Japanese crystal ball 7 1-2 in2 ches in dinmaser. Mr. Burton expected Depot for Fancy Groceries jconsin shipped to demand has been created for flawless ‘Helen Gould is said to have paid $15,to cut one as large as that from his ‘stock, but he succeeded in getting @ perfectly clear one of only 5 1-2 inches in diameter. Of his experience Mr. Burton says: “My only disappomt‘ment in this crystal business up to date -of $20,000 for a seven and one-half inch cured, but when the final polishing was put on and strong lights and magnifywas discovered two inches from the surface. This compelledga cutting down of the ball, leaving it but five and is the fact that we had a standing offer Mascot Whiskey....ce. s.scceseees Daffy’s Malt Whiskey 5 Pepsin Whiskey.......c.00++ eee pure ball. Our largest crystal. was believed to contain such a ball. ‘Tiffany Game Cock Whiskey.... deteceeness & Co. succeeded in turning the ball a Monarch (Jug) Whiskey.... trifle over seven and one-half inches 1X L Whiskey and we supposed our $20,000 was: seRock & Rye Whiskey. .....:-++--. Maple Rum Sherry Wime...c...s.ccmeerernereees ley road so much snow was encounterting glasses applied to it, a minute flaw Port Wine...... DPS SE Rene Proprieto Agency For--[lonogram Whiskey =} Blue Label Catsup i a Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale \ x PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. — Mikado Soap....ssssscereesnes Silk Soap.. .. csssseres see cee seeets Clairette Soap ; Water Queen Soap....-.++-++ sueeaas Copco (white) Soap. ...-------heaiste Cashmere (white) Soap Brown (134 Ib bar) Stap...-----” Fern Soap..... ; Sea Foam Wash’g Powder,3lb pekg of perhaps half the size of a pin head Claret WIDE. 2.. .cccicecccscsccsscsserevevsse 25 Dianiond Dust Washing Powdef:.. « © © « = «= * ARABIAN ROAST”’ Coffee is the Best. : : Give it a Trial. ee See Oe Oy Be one-half inches in diameter and this flaw alone cost us $17,000 in cash.” This loss is explained by the fact that they only received $3000 for the “ball. Mr. Burton is again mining for big crystals and says if he can find one that will turn out a ten inch perfect ball he will get $75,000, as he has several bidders at that price. Only Parts of Dollars Stand where Whole } Dollars stood before. .

To obtain possession of any of the . inaugurated and we have not spared) Clearance : Sale. MOROOROIOIOK Ts the place to buy_nice Presents. KINKEAD’SFurniture Store Roman Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, ; : Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chairs, # Ru S, PICTURES, EASELS. PO OOROOIROHIOIOINOOIOKK C. J. BRAND, i . er. itional light. : p : siyciaa M f t J 1 liek 9% : iS pan noedai ae Mr. McNear quit this property when . 4nd Hiss sve _ sand wee a ne twice as mean a man asl thought you Fine Footwear anu ac uring ewe er ine Laid to Rest Today. connection was nearly made with the . OW Dales 8° sols arb gles ‘ ca were when I married you!—Chicago. In our stock a very, small tax will Ser ; j me _ . shaft from which this quartz is being ment. Thé suggestion was accepted DY . ‘rribune. put upon your pocket book. fae = —AND DEALER IN—— a he funeral of the late Mrs. A.S. Bige-. mifled, and now giving satisfactory reyoung Treasure, but time was needed oe webeak Our January Clearance Sale has been . JEWELRY OF ALL. KINDS, for 4a ‘ the whereabouts of his aged father,. gio” nee ee ” i Every physician attending any ¢ f dipfor ed here last Sunday and remained ; ee hs ae oe, 7 ». die,” and also “sine nocte. —Chicago Oh dhl or, on — ing gp monte < -ia é Tuesday when they returned to rom he has no ad any tidings for) Post. ol poreions Sees, ol agra the One Ne. & j F : ee vada, is hereby r r r t se ‘ir home. He was then apparently more than ten aaa Some ager Query of the Times. tm writing $0 the ealth Officer of said nite: Of All Kinds, . a s longer. : ae husiastic. wheneyer the same shall occur, and within : a good health. years ago, or peraap ajuk : The lover was enthusias i> hGurs after the nat f th oup ~~ gentleman left his home in Wisconsin. «“ghe has poetry in her eyes,” he exkaown to Rime . and 18 mea hy Hg Ege preg of 83 ores * by Jan& john dence of Frank P. Williams. The . The Fernandez mine on Cherry Creek ins were interred in Pine Grove . in Siskiyou county is prepared for suctary. ae cessful operations as soom as a supply A spite of the driving storm many . of water is afforded, this being one of ple attended the funeral. Rev. W-. the best paying miues in that section, simer officiated and the pall-bearers+ yielding about $17,000 per annum, with 6 Charles H. Eddy, D. E. Morgan,. prospects. of paying even better this WwW. Marsh, William Giffin, Fred . year, especially if supplied with an iris and T. J. Perryman. abundance of water for the giants. —_—_——_-+ ae aban off 3 Freer, SBARGHING FOR A FATHER rning by Superintendent OC. H. SE ues Mien of the Brunswick . mine an. From Whom He Has -Not Heard” For . Many Years. buces that F. J. Fietter, President of . Brouawiek Company; died Hae . Charies M. Barker‘of Plymouth, Wisin Alameda last night at eleven: ock. Mr. Fletter and his wife ar-; cousin, writes for information as to for a hunting and trapping trip in the West. He stayed iv South Dakota for An Old Man Hurt. Jacob Pritchett “of “Tim buctoo met ith a serious accident last Tuesday hile out driving. The wind was blowawhile and that,is the last place that his family heard anything from him. His son has now reached this coast in A letter was received by Levy Tuesday saying the battle had been won and the brothers and. Ben’s bride wereon their way across the continent. Levy will meet the trio in Los Angeles. Quite Evident. Tt was 15 or 20 minutes after the tiff. He was willing to leave?t all in the dimshadowy past, but it was evident that she was not. v “Flere is an account of a woman who insisted upon burying her pet dog beelie her deceased husband,”. he said, looking up from his paper. * “She couldn’t have thought much of the dog,” she returned, in a cold, uneompromising tone. : Immediately after he adjourned “sine claimed. “Yes?” returned the eynic, tantalizingly. “She has roses in her cheeks,” persisted the lover. Judge—Do you think you eould give 1 verdict in accordance with the evidence? = : Would-Be Juror—I do. Lawyer (for the defense, hastily)— Challenged for cause!—N, Y. Weekly. A World at Stake. “Columbus took big chances when he illustrated the fact that the world was round” eS . leapt “How so?” 7 “Suppose the egg had been @bad one ?”—Philadelphia Press. Second-Hand. Mrs. Bricabrac—Oh, mercy, Bridget, how could you have broken that precious vase! It was 400 years old. Bridget -(calmly)~~Oh, if it was an ould thing like that, yez can take itout ay me next week’s wages.—N. Y. Truth. inPain? in the Bac: the prices, but cut right and left, in or. der to promote rapid sales. There’s splendid values offered in Men’s, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportunity. BOVEY BROS., Broad Street. . Ordinance No. 145. An Ordinance Amending Ordinance No, 76 Regulating Public Health. fhe BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE CITY . OF NEVADA, do ordain as follows : . ublic . health is hereby amended by the addition of . the following section : . . . Ordinance No. 76, regulating the SECTION. 1. the Health Officer to see that the house wherein any .such patient is so confined, . shal be quarantined, and a yellow flag placed in a conspicuous place on the outside thereof, asa warning that said premises are infected. : SECTION 2. . Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry and satisfaction guaranteed-as to quality and price. Broad. Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. @QOOOOOOOOQOOOOOOOO © >» A. B. WOLF. Has a Special Line of FANCY GROCERIES FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE. . j Choice Canned Goods, OOGOOQOQOOO er eenepiaie seiinper nti npert eT Ae ? Then probably the kidneys. in the Chest? Then probably the lungs. in the Joints? A violation of any provision of the forego. ing Section of this Amendment shall be deemed a misdemeanor, aud punishable in the manner provided by law, The follow.ng Amendment to said Ordi. nance shall take effect ih force on ig so fiercely in the horse’s face that “yes?” ‘returned the cynic again. ‘caused him to back off the grade ina deep canyon, resulting in Mr. ritchett receiving a dislocated hip © ©) Fancy Crackers in Cartoons, First-Class Mince Meat, In Bulk or Packages. his endeavor to find him, but so far his “She has music in her voice,” asserted efforts have, been unsuccessful. _At. the lover, defiantly. Roseburg, Oregon, he found that his. “And what in the bank 2” queried the raw© © © ® © © © © © i father had been there but had left ten . cynie.—Chicago Post. Then probabl rheumatism. dafter Feb Ist, 1899, (] 25 hd a broken thigh bone. He is aise sdacé igo-and: uever aa ahha y f = ere x, bias wa nipgeaie an Baus Jan uaey tthe ie the ‘caine j ? o Evidene ° vo $ es: rr, Gault, ackson, Rect : ab D years of age and consequently his that time Mr. Barker has so far been. Salesman—You can see the original 2 and Rich. Noes—none. 26 afl Heintz’s Catsup, Ripe and Green Olives, kind; you need have it no longer. It may be an hour, a day, or & year old; it must yield to J.J. JACKSON, President. T. H. Carr, Clerk. {Municipal Seal.] First publication Jannary 13, 1899, GOO otra is very donbtfal. unable to find the slightest clue to his . price marked here in plain figures. Our ete a aS x whereabouts. If alive he would be 95. price, you notice, is less than one-third. IN e. Cpenteg theron eck toeuri caane of age. Anyone knowitg anyWe got-the goods Troma dry goods merLJ A.M. Gray of the Gravel Hill ‘hy. thing of him will please communicate canes donates arent eye res)— ; Ae Ol W. HARTUNG. ‘a oe AT L@N ; BST PRICES. _@ >) ei raulic mine has a force of men at} with Charles M. Barker, Plymouth, no uaeeen aE fee iakad 'g . y : j come so ee ork running a tunnel for the. Old . Wisconsin. The old gentleman was these» goods. He had his nerve all with ba : . . OODOOOOOOOOOOOOOO) flack ledge which is situated.near R. . commonly called Captain Barker. him.—Chicago Tribune. . Successors to . Pog pe Mette Canade, BES An Old M ~s Mind Gone A Clashing of Interests . pessen an aterm heen ‘ : sek Spencer—W hat is the matter with the . abulously rich ore from the croppings, . . Richérd Barrett, a sixty-six year 01d) parson and the doctor that {hey eannot:. ) ' but until now there has been 00/ man who has mined for years aronnd . agree? . Fancy Cheese, Etc. 6) ©OO© ‘a a F.C. LUETJIE, \ Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ~~" You Have Cold Feet Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Ayer’s Cherry Peetoral in the treatment of all throat and lung affections. Placed over the stomach, it stops nausea and vomiting; over bowels, it controls cramps and colic, Placed over the small of the back, ome The patrons of Colley Brothers of Price 25 cents. —— 28 ystematic effort to go down on ‘it. are Valley and hasfor several Ferguson—The parson says the docSee eens: _, {months past been sorting over the . tor is so contrary. Just as soon as he} nee pt Sone ane dump at the North Banner mine, was. gets a man properly prepared for = we Sell . F John Jateot who belonged to Sabrought in from his cabin this mornother a Me er ed babes Watches, . i F is “ : + ~ s him, and vice versa.;— = , : maritan Lodge of Odd Fellows at the ing by Deputy Sheriff Waters and offioe Phi SE . These cold nights and consequently don't town of Washington, where he had . cer Kilroy and is now in the county Esai coeit eens eevee . enjoy g pit refreshing sleep> The cl Rived from 1851 to 1897, died this week . jai) pending his examiuation for inGave Uerselt Aver: i Spectacles, ; : : ~ : oe . ‘ ‘ us ‘ . . ’ Johnnie Masher—You will not believe . very best remedy for this and many other in Santa Craz where his son is COD-. canity:—His wife died some years ago Nellie, but Ltell_you xeriously that : : eS ¢ : ducting a school. He joined the Odd . at Grass Valley. The old man thinks vate Lepemyphiey, BORE Immodiately after applying it yoa ac . ailments is hot water. Buy a. . = ‘ou are the first girl I ever lovea. feel its soothing, warming, strengthatch Chains Fellows over forty years ago. he sees spooks and his reason has been . " Nellie Chaffie—Yes, I do believe you, nied yoieee, ’ . é tottering for some time. Ighnnie. I knew by the first kiss you _ _ It quiets congestion; draws ous Violin Strings, ; 3 Camp stew tomorrow night at Lamgave me. that you couldn't have had inflammation. Guitar Strings ‘HOT W ATER BO . [ LE ries mon. Bros’. ~ jls-1t Learn To say “No” when a dealer ofa — to speak of.—Tammany It is a new plaster. a ie ’ wi : s ‘ ; ree fers you something “jast as good” in Saree a ‘4 : ‘ ee . an = e —e alBest In The County. 5 F h 5 : ‘A> new combination of new 4 place ' of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. There $< — remedies. Made after new F and ‘Richardson’s new undertaking andj can ba no_substitute for America’s) 4, 1 pegged uneatae to-day, . methods. Entirely unlike any goa Does your Watch or Clock need . o be embalming parlors, Broad street Ne-. Greatest Medicine. and passed through the worst section . Pg -< Lenrapr See repairing ? If so, bring or send it dl . : and pone Oe: Clube: . of the city. ~ ; : : us. We will attend to it promptly. : : . 1 Notice to Debtors. Hoon's Puts care nase, sick serhoeh Dick You are liable to be arrested.) . B® seitne Perfected Product of years of * Watches d tized . And se will find it a very handy article. a2 oe . ick— . :: i piece ns ache, billiousness and all liver pills) 7.. What for? . [i Patient Toil : 2 . min et . They are cheap, durable and useful. No Dick—For passing bad quarters.— Up-to-Date. : Answered as He Expected. family should be without one. the Union Meat Market who owe long: ; licastanding bills are hereby respectfully aily. urged to settle their accounts with the ‘ Se eis he the firm before January 15th, 1899. We . to E. F. Roseathal wil ° *\ Gumms deiivered the other Sunday. . need money and must have it right . George W: Wheeler at Bovey Bros.,. 7 wonder if he expected it to be — 1 To Periodical Subscribers. All subscriptions to periodicals given “THE GROTTO, . : MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors) Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars . . “That was a sensational prayer Dr. airy away. Those settle their . on Broad street. Subseription orders . 'swered?” : . ee ata 7 7 pina sag es to at. promptly attended to and all the popu-. “Certainly. And it was, too. Why, ig ‘ oo pie pos Ne 7 aes Ss i MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. alue Fleast make partial payment on the lar peri odicals on sale. ji0-tf nearly ‘every paper in the country re} weakness. Steam Beer a pec alty.' : EOS ". plied to it.”"—Brooklyn Life, ‘always the Best, pale / Same within the time specified. : er ae te t . ciate cxitand venue, Wagar ine your vse «. CAMEPAS-and Photo Supplies of all kinds. COLLEY Bros, ; ae ORSEST pleasant one.has ak ese * or the best value in Suits gnd Over-' Best-and freshest confectionery at GC emetber the jlace—Rrace's old stand, Maln . Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. Nevapa Crry, Jan. 8—lw coa’s— Hibbitt, the Pine street tailor. ' Homann’s. a5-tf I eg sane _ owereet, Nevada City. oe “3 &,