January 14, 1904 (4 pages)

: Daly : tee ot the ~ gity on commercial: business. — ~~ the Marysville stage. ‘Siskiyou county this morning, where --govering from an attack of influenza. Oherokee, where he has been em“porarily suspended there. "ling. Doings of Our People; J. W. French of San Franoleoo is here spending a few days. T. B. House of Chicago is in this P. Bender, J, W. Petit and A. Ander. son.arrived here on the morning train from San Francisco. Miss Aunie Cougblan, who haa been . here on a visit to her mother, returned this morning to San Francisco, W. Mofntier returasd yesterday to Wheatland. A. A. Britton came In on the morn~ ing train from San Francisco. H. B. Laret and D. H. Jacobs ere here from San Francisco, Mrs. Henry Lane is iil at ber home. on Nevada street, Mise Edith Payne, who has been seriously ill, is recovering, J, J. Snyder returned last evening from a business trip to Oroville. Superintendent Hamilton Eddie is down from the Delhi mine. Postmaster Walter Mobley of North Bloomfield came down yesterday. James Warrack, traveling agent for the Union Pacific Railroad, arrived here last night. Superintendent Clifford Graham of the Oanfield mine returned from the Bay last evening. Mrs, H. L. Huntington, who has been visiting relatives at San Francisco and Oakland, returned home last evening. Mrs, J. BR, Watson. came down from Downieville last. evening and left for San Francisco this morning. W._R, Conlin, who was quite sick, has resumed his position as driver of J. J. Coughlin of Downieville arrived from San Francisco on last night’s train and left for home this morning. — Miss Freida Wilkins, deaconess of: the Methodist church, returned last night from San Francisco, where she attended the funeral of the late Rev. J. N. Beard. C. J. Bryant, who has been herve on a visit to his family, left for Fort Jones, be holds a position in a quartz mill, Mrs. -Barker, mother of E, H. Barker, is here from Los Angeles on a visit to ber son, Superintendent L, R. Poundstone of the Gaston Ridge mine returned from }’ @ busiress trip. to the mnetropolis last evening. — Principal E. M, Armstrong returned last evening from Woodland, where he attended the funeral of his brother. County Assessor Schroeder is re. William Colley, who has been very ill, was out for the first time yesterday. Wesley Bean has returned from ‘ployed at the Brophy claims on Shady Oreek. Operations have been temMiss Edna Sears, one of Marysville’s most charming and popular young ladies, ie bere on a visit tofriends, At present she is the guest of Mrs.'Jobn Hart and family of Sacramento street. Sam H. Andrews, who formerly resided at this city with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Andrews, but who is now a resident of Chico, Butte county, has beea very il! and confined to his bed in that city for the past two weeke, suffering from an attack of la grippe. His many friends in this city will be pleased to learn, however, that he is now convalescing and able to be up and around. + oe + if you wart a good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 When you buy'a roc package of ginger, which would you rather have: 10c of good ginger, or 2c of ginger, a pinch of red pepper and 8c of some filThen buy schlag ® Betts: Around: “This Section. Tomorrow night Laurel Paltoe ‘a Native Daughters will install officers. * ‘Bome fifty tone of quartz, which was taken out of the Wyoming mine by the tributers who have atthe Revie there, are being crushed at ” . Oounty mill. On Batarday night Garfield Conclave, Knights °of Sherwood Forest, will install their now officers, following which a grand’ spread and interesting program will form an features of the evening. B. B. Morrish, for five years. past Evening Tidings of Grass Valley, has purchased from Ivan H. Parker, the present Auditor and Recorder of PlaColfax and will:take possession of the plant about the first of February. Mr, Mortish, is a young, bright, energetic and hustling newspaper map, and will without a doubt elevate the standard of the Sentinel in a perceptible and substantial manner, The door prizes to be given out at ‘Company O’s social Saturday night will consiet of a book of car tickets as the gentleman’s prize and an order for @ pair of gloves as the lady’s prize. A large attendance is anticipated, as Company O's socials are very popular and act as 4 strong magnet in drawing toward the Armory a good percentage of our pleasure seeking public. While driving near Landers last Monday Obarles Venira, who’ has charge of the Donaldson ranch near Colfax, was thrown from his wagon and sustained a fractured leg. Says yesterday’s Marysville Appeal: “There was'a rumor about the streets last evening that Dan T. Cole, coiner of the mint.at San Francisco, was not expected to survive the night. Mr. Cole, who has been under the. weather for some time past, has been recently understood to be improving in health.” It is hoped up this way, where Mr. Cole is widely known, that the rumor is without foundation. Lone Pine Camp, Woodmen of the World, did not hold ite installation last night. The installing of new officers will take place on Wednesday evening, February 10th. Rev. EB. G. Keith, pastor of the Grass Valley M. E. Church, will preach in this city tonight at the revival services. ‘Kiss of Death. Curoaao, January 18.—The kiss of a three-year-old child may cause the death of three persons now at the Pasteur Institate under treatment for rabies. -One is said to have but a slender lease on life. The child is dead of the malady. Although the stricken parents hurried the little one across the prairies of Iowa as soon as they learned the nature of the illness, they were too late. The victims are: Harold Latta, 8 years old, bitten by mad dog at Madrid, ia., October 28th; died today.W. V. Latta, the boy’s father, who kissed the child while ill, and wae bit‘teu on the hand. Matilda Latta, the mother, whose lips were infected from kissing the boy. Forest Birdsal!,12 years old, Madrid, Ia., who kissed the child and was also bitten by the dog. Bank Robbed. Santa Mowica, Oal, January 15— The Sawtell branch of the Santa Mognica Bank was burglarized last night. The robbers obtained between two and three hundred dollars in silver and a emall amoant of securities. Thies branch is located at Sawtell, adjacent to the Soldier’s Home, but deposits are removed each day to Santa Monica, hence the small amount obtained. Big Explosion. Berum, Jan. 18.—Die Post reports an explosion of petroleum at Botkin in the Oaucasae, More than one hundred workmen were killed. All kinds of nice Drinks tbat will sult the taste manufactured by an expert OF Sr auceaauh sl mas at Britland’s. tf connected with the staff of the Daily } ber county, the Weekly Sentinel of fectly harmless. = Fi Mrs, B, D. \ibtophenedis of Graniteville yesterday received her commisston as postmistress of that place. The office hag been removed: from the home of Mrs, L. W. Davidson, who. retires, to the home of the former lady. The defendants in the case of John McCarty ve. B.-B, Miller and UL. Poundstone, a suit to quiet title to. the MoOarty property at Washington, yesterday filed a-demurrer in the Superior Court, alleging that the complaint +does. not contain sufficlent facts to constitute ai acticn. ther, guardians of the person. and eetate of Anna Helwig, a “minor, filed in the-Saperior Coart their tenth annual accennt, through their attorney, P.F. Simdnds, The estate consists of thirteen shares of stock in the Spring Valley Water Works, Nevada Lodge, No. 62, A. O. U. W., last evening installed officers as follows, District Deputy B. A. Bost, condaoting the ceremonies: P.M. W.,.D. H. Holland; M. W., George W. Ogden; F., William Hocking; O, William M;: Avery; Rec. 8., 0. E, Abhbats; F. Seo. J. F. Hook; Receiver, Henry Guenther; Guide, J. G. Neagle;I W.; B. A. Bost; O. W., James Hackley; Physician, Dr. 0. L, Muller, QO. L. Canfield, principal owner of the Oanfleld mine at Blue Tent, will arrive next week from San Francisco, and when he comes Superintendent Clif Graham will start up the pew twenty-stamp mill at the mine. The young child of Mr. and Mra. Fred Seith, whe is suffering from pneumonia, was much improved today. While Frank P. O'Connor was repairing the leaky gas main on Broad street last evening he was overcome by the deadly fumes of the escaping gas and keeled over. George Merrill and Alfonse Isoard picked ap the prostrat. ed electrician and resuscitated him. Although feeling somewhat the worse for bis experience Mr. O'Connor returned to his work and completed the job. Mysterious Candie. As two ladies were coming down Broad street Tuesday. night they observed rays of light issuing from between the cracks of the sidewalk in front of Morris Gallagher’s residence, one door below Pennsylvania Engine Company’s building. The occupants of the house were notified and an investigation was made. Underneath the building, between two joists, was a lighted candle. and. around. it. the wood was already scorched. The flre was immediately extinguished. How the candle got there, who put ‘it there or what the object was, is an enigma. Boys in the neighborhood, upon being questioned, profess to know nothing of the mysterious candle, and no clew can be obtained, If it was the work ofan incendiary it came near proving successful, for had the candle been allowed to burn a little longer the flames would surely have commun!}cated to thedry, inflamable timber. Ae it was a serious conflagration was pro‘ably epared to that portion of town. —— —-—_+ oe Weather Report. The following is the foregast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at Sun Francisco: Tonight fair. Friday fair. frost Friday morning. Heavy MoAprg. al Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on bim a81-tf + e@e -)-— -———_ The Curse of Womankind is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perImmediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. THE POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SNELL, & FLEMING STOCK OF © Dry Goods, Fay Goods, Linings, Trimmings, Mattings, Carpets, Rte, ee -IS NOW GOING ON ~ And will ‘Be Continued for a SHORT TIME ONLY, S. WOLFF REC SEIVER Pa hana ts Bi RATT OR Re Cn Nea eee Yesterday J. J. Ott and Henry Guen-. where he'd been. part of an order of about-2000 tons that was given to a local firm about two} weeks ago and ail of which .is to be at end of the preseat month, Besides the} beef are several hundred tons of pig lead and about 2000 tons of flour that are to go tothe supply depots of the Japanese Army. The beef, according to the plan of shipment as now arTanged, {se to be transferred to a Rassian steamer at Nagasaki: that’ will curry, it to Viadivostook. The Weather Calendar, > The Obsttannoge Medicine Oo, the mapafacturers of Wine of . Cardat and Thedford’s Black Draught have juat issued the 1904 edition of their Oardai Weather Ohart and Qalendar. This calendar with its thirteen shests 13x20 inches in size makes a bright ornament for the wall and ia a useful acquisition in any home or office on account of its dieplayed weather ‘predictions. The prominent numbers can be read across a large room as can the colored signal flags showing the weather conditions foreach day. These weather signals illustrate the forecaste of Prof, Andrew J. DeVoe who achieved great prominence by hia scécurate predictions of the great Galveston, St. Louis and Minnesota jstorms and cyclones; 80 great is the popularity of these predictione that they are printed in 2,500,000 of these calendars and in 18,000,000 of the Ladies’ Birthday Almanapa which are issued by the Ohatanooga Medicine Oo, each year, We understand that a copy of this weather chart and calendar may be secured by sending 10o. in stamps to the Obattanooga Medicine Company, Obattanoogs, Tenn. Any ‘. of our readers who have not secured a copy of the Ladies’ Birthday Almanac can get one by sending their address to ‘Ladies’ Birthday Almanac.” Chattanooge, Tenn., or by calling on their druggist. When Jones was last in town he said “there was no Gilt Edge Whisky” “Must have been to the moon,” gueesed Smith. Good gueseer, that Smith, Domestic Tronbles. It ig exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by theie great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They uot only relieve you, but cure, 25c, at W. D. Viuton’s about 400 tons of moss beef that iol x Mate, 9. Dail ceremonies of Nevada Ohspter, as folgan, treasurer; F. L tary ; Antone Tam, guard, Paat Master W. D. Vinton was presented with a handsume allver fivelight oandelabre, The presentation . ‘epeech was made by Fred J. Arbogast . : as Junior Past Master, who. highly complimented Mr. Vinton on the excellent way fo which he hed attended to the duties of hig high position, Mr. Vinton feelingly reaponded to the kind words spoken, and returned thanks ‘for the beautiftal gift. The candelabra bore the ingpription, Presented to Past Master W.D. Vinton by the] Sa members of: Nevada Bodge No, 18, F.: the ceremonies a fine banquet served and Dr. 0, W. Chapman is as toastmaster, Short epéeches were A. 8, Lord, EB. Cleveland, W. H. Marson, W. D. Vinton, Wm, Dr. H.O Smitb, 0. H. Eddy, . & Moore, At Point of Death Pasapgwa, Januaty 18.—Mre. Ruth Brown Thompson, eldest daughter and fourth oldest child of John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame, ia lying at: the point of death at her bome at No, 277 Arroyo Seco Drive, this city, Mra. . Tocmpeson ic suffering from an attack of lagrippe with complications. She is 76 years of age. and on account of ber advanced years, it te feared: that she cannot survive. Her hasband and several children are watching by her bedside, . Philippine Army. Mania, January 18.—The expeditlonary force under command of General Wood, now at Oamp Overton, around Lake Lanao, includes eight companies of infantry and troops of Drug Store. cavalry and two batteries of artillery. Ss ae ied abttead: Yor ths bails deadly E. A. Mooi cuen Ok ae pad ts known to acience as the “becil0.0% Miplocapulatus-perogenes.” The. n. Priest Fred L. boepital surgeons at -Fremout depeur conducted. ‘the’ tngtallation . clared that Gentleman bad one chance lows: J, ¥. Stenger, M. B. BiP.; A. 8,johence was eliminated when the Lord, K ; B. Hall, 8.; Hs: &i:Btenger,} microbe appeared: “Because of thie 0. of H,; 0. O, Weisenbarger, P. 8.3] the Ooanty Attorney is compelled to R. J, Bennetts, R, A, @.j A. K. Snell,. withdraw bis charge of murder in the M.lst-V.; A. A. Attkieson, M. 24 V,; Pa Soares. W.K. Oarman, M. 5 def Be . More Arbogast, and A. M., Janubry 18,7100.” After} made by W. E. Meservey, J. F, Stenger, . Sava tin, Dr. M, A, Preston, A. A. Attkle» . PO seein ae or ithe bengwan’s. ‘noose, The microbe pees: He wey into the wound of # Gentleman, of Fremont, whom r shot. Death followed ag 6 mat‘in. @ thousand of recovery. This . Stocks, Bonds, He. ‘The following are the quotations asked for stock and bondg gt the close of yesterday afternoon's sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat... ee'oe's Barloy...ceceees WATER AND Gas. Spring Velley...00. eens 89 San Wrandlnne Gas and Electric. 66 MINING STOCKS, sf be wieseate 4 90 . Sierra Nevada 80 -.+.-2 85 . Utah... 21 aeget & Our. 44 Ballion,. .. 18 Beet & Bel . 2 80 . Exchequer . 24 Con, Cal.&Val.1 80 Seg. Beloher. 16 edegptocin 4 Overman.,.0 84 rstresy> Justice.. 17 Sceegiercs 81 . Union..1 05 Hale rf Nre . 85 eee 16 Orown jPoint. 85 . Julia... 08 Yellow Jacket. 56 Oaledonia..1 06 Impertal.. 05 . Silver Hill.. 66 Kentaok ,,. 06 . Challenge,. 89 Alpha. 18 . Occidental . 15 Belche soe 42 . Andes,... 45 Gonfidence .,.1 30 Shot a Woman. Kansas Ort, Mo., January 18.—Q, U,, Squdder has been arrested and placed in jail at Anthony, Kan., Gherged with shooting Mrs, Bertha Baum, who is employed at a local hotel there. The wound is not considered dangerous. Scudder, who is married, came to Authony eix months ago from Oklahoma, and Mrs. Baum arrived there six weeks ago from Cleo, Okla. Neither will talk of the affair, Ria Wonderful Nerve a. Ie-displayed by many & man enduring peine of accidental Cuts} Wounde, Brajees, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff jointe, it. Backien’s Arnica Salvo will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 250., at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. OF CHICAGO, ILL Established in 1885. A ssets $1 :229,000.00. . f Surplus $452,000.00. Claims paid, over $4,000,000.00. Insures men only from 18 to 58 years. Large benefits, Small cost. $1 to $3 per month, according to amount of weekly indemnity desired. Pays for loss of time by reason. of Sickness, Accidents, Loss of Limb or Sight and Accidental Death. No Assessments, No Back Dues. Policy Fee $5 00 payable BUT ONCE IN A LIFE TIME. Protect yourself against . For particulars, rates, etc. ARTHUR W. BIKKER. JR, Supervising Agent for Northern California and Nevada. NATIONAL .HOTEL,. Nevada City the uncertainties of: every day life. Apply to This Company is noted for its prompt settlement of claims. No red tape to go through. Patronized by Southern Pacific, San'a Fe, North Shore and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Companies. La Bue’s Cough Cure Por that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA UES IKADACTE . DOWDERS are the best on the market end will give almost instant relief. Try them.. FOB SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. hl eh he ts eh I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. . Nevada City, Cal. Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, eto. sort of * ON. BROAD STREET. Can always be found at the favorite reFred Eilerman, It’s the best Light. LEOCRIOITY is the light nowadays. You . ought to put it io your, bouse. It’s the safest I'ght known. It’s clean. [i's certain — press a button and it’s on; ‘prec. another and its o No more explosions, no more 4 bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys It’s pare: in the long rap. ‘ Cool and Sharp at any time. Drugs and Stationery ® Dower & Hooper, Proprietors We-would be pleased to see you THE EAGLE SALOON Is the beet for business fe the Beer drawn by us. We houses. It’s-far cheaper ~ make e apnetelty of keep’ ony than electric lights for peothe beat, We also serve ot ple who ase it for only a Plal and FP Mixed Drinks whourg a night.. lovada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. @@ Best incandescent lamps, 150 each GREAT ANNUAL But there’s no need for . ' . Vitin Our New Gas hight. w. EB. Davie, one of the victimes of ‘the accident at Floriston last week, and who wae borned by escaping éteam, Is in @ very critical condition at the Oounty Hospital. Yesterday an operation was performed on. him: by Oounty Physician A. H. Tickell. It wes necessary to remove a gteater portion of the injured man’s skin, and he has been placed in a atrong frame, in: order to. keep him tn ove position. By doing this his life may possibly be spared, but -his case ig very serious, 86 Horses Sritned Omana, -Neb., January.18.—fire at the eatock yards in South Omaha deatroyed the horse sale pavilion and mule atables of John 8, Osoper Righty-six horses were burned to death. » $50,000, Well Bred Dog. Superintendent W. H. Bray came down from the Huron mine at Omega, and brought with him a fin ng epantel dog whioh. he presented ‘to” Ropert §#, Linder, of You Bet. The animal was raiged at the Hurov, and Mr. Liader highly prises his present. ssa telaetininesinkdeaiiamiemieactnteetaamteriemaeares Gupetintindets 0. L. Miller « of the Brophy claims et Chetokee came over leet evening, and will remain here for a short time, Some of the machinery. in.connection with the plant is to be® repaired, and it became necessary to discontinue’ operations. until thie work Is done at the eer " a Member. WasHINneTox, Jan, 18.—The President bas announced the appointment of the Assay Commission for 1904, which will test the weight and fineness of coins produced at the mints of the United States daring the year. BE. O. Voorhies, a mine operator at Sutter Oreek, California, isa member, — ESPECIALLY FOR CHILD2DEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags 250, 50c. Druggliets. Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, matton and veal on hand at all timeg. stiiaenaidteneniaiaen — ———— . DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. ome ana CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense etock of goode that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions in prices on all of our goods. Great Reduction in Cloaks and Furs. Great Reduction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great’ Reduction in Tennis Flanonels, etc. Call and get our prices. Samples sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. “CRAVENETTES,” The New;Rain-Proof;Cloth‘for Oravenette garments are rain tight, but not airtight. Willkeep yoa warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & CO R. T.MORRISON ‘Rae WAN LIMO L DD HPHMID WHOOPS EY AD Sucogssor to Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of atrings for eli stringed instruments, Violin chin resets, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. W. HARTUNG., Watchmakers Broad Street ae Ne val MA We have a fresh stock of ‘everything in the grocery ‘\=—9 line at our store. Try . our’. LEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC.We aim to keep only the’best‘and sell as owas possible ! Try a bottle‘of‘Shaeta Water with your undey Dinner. Tue Bee Hive Gooceey. f J. J. JACKSON, ai acta . * u cin inns tl PReiintiihttitane: “— “= oo

: Daly : tee ot the ~ gity on commercial: business. — ~~ the Marysville stage. ‘Siskiyou county this morning, where --govering from an attack of influenza. Oherokee, where he has been em“porarily suspended there. "ling. Doings of Our People; J. W. French of San Franoleoo is here spending a few days. T. B. House of Chicago is in this P. Bender, J, W. Petit and A. Ander. son.arrived here on the morning train from San Francisco. Miss Aunie Cougblan, who haa been . here on a visit to her mother, returned this morning to San Francisco, W. Mofntier returasd yesterday to Wheatland. A. A. Britton came In on the morn~ ing train from San Francisco. H. B. Laret and D. H. Jacobs ere here from San Francisco, Mrs. Henry Lane is iil at ber home. on Nevada street, Mise Edith Payne, who has been seriously ill, is recovering, J, J. Snyder returned last evening from a business trip to Oroville. Superintendent Hamilton Eddie is down from the Delhi mine. Postmaster Walter Mobley of North Bloomfield came down yesterday. James Warrack, traveling agent for the Union Pacific Railroad, arrived here last night. Superintendent Clifford Graham of the Oanfield mine returned from the Bay last evening. Mrs, H. L. Huntington, who has been visiting relatives at San Francisco and Oakland, returned home last evening. Mrs, J. BR, Watson. came down from Downieville last. evening and left for San Francisco this morning. W._R, Conlin, who was quite sick, has resumed his position as driver of J. J. Coughlin of Downieville arrived from San Francisco on last night’s train and left for home this morning. — Miss Freida Wilkins, deaconess of: the Methodist church, returned last night from San Francisco, where she attended the funeral of the late Rev. J. N. Beard. C. J. Bryant, who has been herve on a visit to his family, left for Fort Jones, be holds a position in a quartz mill, Mrs. -Barker, mother of E, H. Barker, is here from Los Angeles on a visit to ber son, Superintendent L, R. Poundstone of the Gaston Ridge mine returned from }’ @ busiress trip. to the mnetropolis last evening. — Principal E. M, Armstrong returned last evening from Woodland, where he attended the funeral of his brother. County Assessor Schroeder is re. William Colley, who has been very ill, was out for the first time yesterday. Wesley Bean has returned from ‘ployed at the Brophy claims on Shady Oreek. Operations have been temMiss Edna Sears, one of Marysville’s most charming and popular young ladies, ie bere on a visit tofriends, At present she is the guest of Mrs.'Jobn Hart and family of Sacramento street. Sam H. Andrews, who formerly resided at this city with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Samuel Andrews, but who is now a resident of Chico, Butte county, has beea very il! and confined to his bed in that city for the past two weeke, suffering from an attack of la grippe. His many friends in this city will be pleased to learn, however, that he is now convalescing and able to be up and around. + oe + if you wart a good, cool drink o' beer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 When you buy'a roc package of ginger, which would you rather have: 10c of good ginger, or 2c of ginger, a pinch of red pepper and 8c of some filThen buy schlag ® Betts: Around: “This Section. Tomorrow night Laurel Paltoe ‘a Native Daughters will install officers. * ‘Bome fifty tone of quartz, which was taken out of the Wyoming mine by the tributers who have atthe Revie there, are being crushed at ” . Oounty mill. On Batarday night Garfield Conclave, Knights °of Sherwood Forest, will install their now officers, following which a grand’ spread and interesting program will form an features of the evening. B. B. Morrish, for five years. past Evening Tidings of Grass Valley, has purchased from Ivan H. Parker, the present Auditor and Recorder of PlaColfax and will:take possession of the plant about the first of February. Mr, Mortish, is a young, bright, energetic and hustling newspaper map, and will without a doubt elevate the standard of the Sentinel in a perceptible and substantial manner, The door prizes to be given out at ‘Company O’s social Saturday night will consiet of a book of car tickets as the gentleman’s prize and an order for @ pair of gloves as the lady’s prize. A large attendance is anticipated, as Company O's socials are very popular and act as 4 strong magnet in drawing toward the Armory a good percentage of our pleasure seeking public. While driving near Landers last Monday Obarles Venira, who’ has charge of the Donaldson ranch near Colfax, was thrown from his wagon and sustained a fractured leg. Says yesterday’s Marysville Appeal: “There was'a rumor about the streets last evening that Dan T. Cole, coiner of the mint.at San Francisco, was not expected to survive the night. Mr. Cole, who has been under the. weather for some time past, has been recently understood to be improving in health.” It is hoped up this way, where Mr. Cole is widely known, that the rumor is without foundation. Lone Pine Camp, Woodmen of the World, did not hold ite installation last night. The installing of new officers will take place on Wednesday evening, February 10th. Rev. EB. G. Keith, pastor of the Grass Valley M. E. Church, will preach in this city tonight at the revival services. ‘Kiss of Death. Curoaao, January 18.—The kiss of a three-year-old child may cause the death of three persons now at the Pasteur Institate under treatment for rabies. -One is said to have but a slender lease on life. The child is dead of the malady. Although the stricken parents hurried the little one across the prairies of Iowa as soon as they learned the nature of the illness, they were too late. The victims are: Harold Latta, 8 years old, bitten by mad dog at Madrid, ia., October 28th; died today.W. V. Latta, the boy’s father, who kissed the child while ill, and wae bit‘teu on the hand. Matilda Latta, the mother, whose lips were infected from kissing the boy. Forest Birdsal!,12 years old, Madrid, Ia., who kissed the child and was also bitten by the dog. Bank Robbed. Santa Mowica, Oal, January 15— The Sawtell branch of the Santa Mognica Bank was burglarized last night. The robbers obtained between two and three hundred dollars in silver and a emall amoant of securities. Thies branch is located at Sawtell, adjacent to the Soldier’s Home, but deposits are removed each day to Santa Monica, hence the small amount obtained. Big Explosion. Berum, Jan. 18.—Die Post reports an explosion of petroleum at Botkin in the Oaucasae, More than one hundred workmen were killed. All kinds of nice Drinks tbat will sult the taste manufactured by an expert OF Sr auceaauh sl mas at Britland’s. tf connected with the staff of the Daily } ber county, the Weekly Sentinel of fectly harmless. = Fi Mrs, B, D. \ibtophenedis of Graniteville yesterday received her commisston as postmistress of that place. The office hag been removed: from the home of Mrs, L. W. Davidson, who. retires, to the home of the former lady. The defendants in the case of John McCarty ve. B.-B, Miller and UL. Poundstone, a suit to quiet title to. the MoOarty property at Washington, yesterday filed a-demurrer in the Superior Court, alleging that the complaint +does. not contain sufficlent facts to constitute ai acticn. ther, guardians of the person. and eetate of Anna Helwig, a “minor, filed in the-Saperior Coart their tenth annual accennt, through their attorney, P.F. Simdnds, The estate consists of thirteen shares of stock in the Spring Valley Water Works, Nevada Lodge, No. 62, A. O. U. W., last evening installed officers as follows, District Deputy B. A. Bost, condaoting the ceremonies: P.M. W.,.D. H. Holland; M. W., George W. Ogden; F., William Hocking; O, William M;: Avery; Rec. 8., 0. E, Abhbats; F. Seo. J. F. Hook; Receiver, Henry Guenther; Guide, J. G. Neagle;I W.; B. A. Bost; O. W., James Hackley; Physician, Dr. 0. L, Muller, QO. L. Canfield, principal owner of the Oanfleld mine at Blue Tent, will arrive next week from San Francisco, and when he comes Superintendent Clif Graham will start up the pew twenty-stamp mill at the mine. The young child of Mr. and Mra. Fred Seith, whe is suffering from pneumonia, was much improved today. While Frank P. O'Connor was repairing the leaky gas main on Broad street last evening he was overcome by the deadly fumes of the escaping gas and keeled over. George Merrill and Alfonse Isoard picked ap the prostrat. ed electrician and resuscitated him. Although feeling somewhat the worse for bis experience Mr. O'Connor returned to his work and completed the job. Mysterious Candie. As two ladies were coming down Broad street Tuesday. night they observed rays of light issuing from between the cracks of the sidewalk in front of Morris Gallagher’s residence, one door below Pennsylvania Engine Company’s building. The occupants of the house were notified and an investigation was made. Underneath the building, between two joists, was a lighted candle. and. around. it. the wood was already scorched. The flre was immediately extinguished. How the candle got there, who put ‘it there or what the object was, is an enigma. Boys in the neighborhood, upon being questioned, profess to know nothing of the mysterious candle, and no clew can be obtained, If it was the work ofan incendiary it came near proving successful, for had the candle been allowed to burn a little longer the flames would surely have commun!}cated to thedry, inflamable timber. Ae it was a serious conflagration was pro‘ably epared to that portion of town. —— —-—_+ oe Weather Report. The following is the foregast of the weather, as sent out by the bureau of observation, with headquarters at Sun Francisco: Tonight fair. Friday fair. frost Friday morning. Heavy MoAprg. al Only the very vest of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all visitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto sall on bim a81-tf + e@e -)-— -———_ The Curse of Womankind is sick and nervous headaches. Sherman’s Headache Oure gives instant re lief. Onedosecures. Guaranteed perImmediate relief 25c and 10c a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent. THE POSITIVE CLOSING OUT SALE OF THE SNELL, & FLEMING STOCK OF © Dry Goods, Fay Goods, Linings, Trimmings, Mattings, Carpets, Rte, ee -IS NOW GOING ON ~ And will ‘Be Continued for a SHORT TIME ONLY, S. WOLFF REC SEIVER Pa hana ts Bi RATT OR Re Cn Nea eee Yesterday J. J. Ott and Henry Guen-. where he'd been. part of an order of about-2000 tons that was given to a local firm about two} weeks ago and ail of which .is to be at end of the preseat month, Besides the} beef are several hundred tons of pig lead and about 2000 tons of flour that are to go tothe supply depots of the Japanese Army. The beef, according to the plan of shipment as now arTanged, {se to be transferred to a Rassian steamer at Nagasaki: that’ will curry, it to Viadivostook. The Weather Calendar, > The Obsttannoge Medicine Oo, the mapafacturers of Wine of . Cardat and Thedford’s Black Draught have juat issued the 1904 edition of their Oardai Weather Ohart and Qalendar. This calendar with its thirteen shests 13x20 inches in size makes a bright ornament for the wall and ia a useful acquisition in any home or office on account of its dieplayed weather ‘predictions. The prominent numbers can be read across a large room as can the colored signal flags showing the weather conditions foreach day. These weather signals illustrate the forecaste of Prof, Andrew J. DeVoe who achieved great prominence by hia scécurate predictions of the great Galveston, St. Louis and Minnesota jstorms and cyclones; 80 great is the popularity of these predictione that they are printed in 2,500,000

of these calendars and in 18,000,000 of the Ladies’ Birthday Almanapa which are issued by the Ohatanooga Medicine Oo, each year, We understand that a copy of this weather chart and calendar may be secured by sending 10o. in stamps to the Obattanooga Medicine Company, Obattanoogs, Tenn. Any ‘. of our readers who have not secured a copy of the Ladies’ Birthday Almanac can get one by sending their address to ‘Ladies’ Birthday Almanac.” Chattanooge, Tenn., or by calling on their druggist. When Jones was last in town he said “there was no Gilt Edge Whisky” “Must have been to the moon,” gueesed Smith. Good gueseer, that Smith, Domestic Tronbles. It ig exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasionally, but these can be lessened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by theie great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They uot only relieve you, but cure, 25c, at W. D. Viuton’s about 400 tons of moss beef that iol x Mate, 9. Dail ceremonies of Nevada Ohspter, as folgan, treasurer; F. L tary ; Antone Tam, guard, Paat Master W. D. Vinton was presented with a handsume allver fivelight oandelabre, The presentation . ‘epeech was made by Fred J.. Arbogast . : as Junior Past Master, who. highly complimented Mr. Vinton on the excellent way fo which he hed attended to the duties of hig high position, Mr. Vinton feelingly reaponded to the kind words spoken, and returned thanks ‘for the beautiftal gift. The candelabra bore the ingpription, Presented to Past Master W.D. Vinton by the] Sa members of: Nevada Bodge No, 18, F.: the ceremonies a fine banquet served and Dr. 0, W. Chapman is as toastmaster, Short epéeches were A. 8, Lord, EB. Cleveland, W. H. Marson, W. D. Vinton, Wm, Dr. H.O Smitb, 0. H. Eddy, . & Moore, At Point of Death Pasapgwa, Januaty 18.—Mre. Ruth Brown Thompson, eldest daughter and fourth oldest child of John Brown of Harper's Ferry fame, ia lying at: the point of death at her bome at No, 277 Arroyo Seco Drive, this city, Mra. . Tocmpeson ic suffering from an attack of lagrippe with complications. She is 76 years of age. and on account of ber advanced years, it te feared: that she cannot survive. Her hasband and several children are watching by her bedside, . Philippine Army. Mania, January 18.—The expeditlonary force under command of General Wood, now at Oamp Overton, around Lake Lanao, includes eight companies of infantry and troops of Drug Store. cavalry and two batteries of artillery. Ss ae ied abttead: Yor ths bails deadly E. A. Mooi cuen Ok ae pad ts known to acience as the “becil0.0% Miplocapulatus-perogenes.” The. n. Priest Fred L. boepital surgeons at -Fremout depeur conducted. ‘the’ tngtallation . clared that Gentleman bad one chance lows: J, ¥. Stenger, M. B. BiP.; A. 8,johence was eliminated when the Lord, K ; B. Hall, 8.; Hs: &i:Btenger,} microbe appeared: “Because of thie 0. of H,; 0. O, Weisenbarger, P. 8.3] the Ooanty Attorney is compelled to R. J, Bennetts, R, A, @.j A. K. Snell,. withdraw bis charge of murder in the M.lst-V.; A. A. Attkieson, M. 24 V,; Pa Soares. W.K. Oarman, M. 5 def Be . More Arbogast, and A. M., Janubry 18,7100.” After} made by W. E. Meservey, J. F, Stenger, . Sava tin, Dr. M, A, Preston, A. A. Attkle» . PO seein ae or ithe bengwan’s. ‘noose, The microbe pees: He wey into the wound of # Gentleman, of Fremont, whom r shot. Death followed ag 6 mat‘in. @ thousand of recovery. This . Stocks, Bonds, He. ‘The following are the quotations asked for stock and bondg gt the close of yesterday afternoon's sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY, Milling Wheat...... ee'oe's Barloy.....ceceees WATER AND Gas. Spring Velley......00. eens 89 San Wrandlnne Gas and Electric. 66 MINING STOCKS, sf be wieseate 4 90 . Sierra Nevada 80 -.+.-2 85 . Utah..... 21 aeget & Our.. 44 Ballion,. ... 18 Beet & Bel . 2 80 . Exchequer .. 24 Con, Cal.&Val.1 80 Seg. Beloher.. 16 edegptocin 4 Overman..,.0 84 rstresy> Justice.... 17 Sceegiercs 81 . Union....1 05 Hale rf Nre .. 85 eee 16 Orown jPoint.. 85 . Julia...... 08 Yellow Jacket.. 56 Oaledonia...1 06 Impertal... 05 . Silver Hill.... 66 Kentaok ,,. 06 . Challenge,.. 89 Alpha. 18 . Occidental . 15 Belche soe 42 . Andes,..... 45 Gonfidence .,.1 30 Shot a Woman. Kansas Ort, Mo., January 18.—Q, U,, Squdder has been arrested and placed in jail at Anthony, Kan., Gherged with shooting Mrs, Bertha Baum, who is employed at a local hotel there. The wound is not considered dangerous. Scudder, who is married, came to Authony eix months ago from Oklahoma, and Mrs. Baum arrived there six weeks ago from Cleo, Okla. Neither will talk of the affair, Ria Wonderful Nerve a. Ie-displayed by many & man enduring peine of accidental Cuts} Wounde, Brajees, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or stiff jointe, it. Backien’s Arnica Salvo will kill the pain and cure the trouble. It’s the best Salve on earth for the Piles, too. 250., at W. D. Vinton’s, Druggist. CONTINENTAL CASUALTY CO. OF CHICAGO, ILL Established in 1885. A ssets $1 :229,000.00. . f Surplus $452,000.00. Claims paid, over $4,000,000.00. Insures men only from 18 to 58 years. Large benefits, Small cost. $1 to $3 per month, according to amount of weekly indemnity desired. Pays for loss of time by reason. of Sickness, Accidents, Loss of Limb or Sight and Accidental Death. No Assessments, No Back Dues. Policy Fee $5 00 payable BUT ONCE IN A LIFE TIME. Protect yourself against . For particulars, rates, etc. ARTHUR W. BIKKER. JR, Supervising Agent for Northern California and Nevada. NATIONAL .HOTEL,. Nevada City the uncertainties of: every day life. Apply to This Company is noted for its prompt settlement of claims. No red tape to go through. Patronized by Southern Pacific, San'a Fe, North Shore and Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul Railroad Companies. La Bue’s Cough Cure Por that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA UES IKADACTE . DOWDERS are the best on the market end will give almost instant relief. Try them... FOB SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer OTT'S ASSAY OFFICE, Established in 1853. hl eh he ts eh I buy Gold Dust and Gold and Silver Bars. . Nevada City, Cal. Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, eto. sort of * ON. BROAD STREET. Can always be found at the favorite reFred Eilerman, It’s the best Light.. LEOCRIOITY is the light nowadays. You . ought to put it io your, bouse. It’s the safest I'ght known. It’s clean. [i's certain — press a button and it’s on; ‘prec. another and its o No more explosions, no more 4 bother with oil lamps, no more emokey chimneys It’s pare: in the long rap. ‘ Cool and Sharp at any time. Drugs and Stationery ® Dower & Hooper, Proprietors We-would be pleased to see you THE EAGLE SALOON Is the beet for business fe the Beer drawn by us. We houses. It’s-far cheaper ~ make e apnetelty of keep’ ony than electric lights for peothe beat, We also serve ot ple who ase it for only a Plal and FP Mixed Drinks whourg a night... lovada County Gas & Electric Co., JOHN WERRY, Manager. @@ Best incandescent lamps, 150 each GREAT ANNUAL But there’s no need for . ' . Vitin Our New Gas hight. w. EB. Davie, one of the victimes of ‘the accident at Floriston last week, and who wae borned by escaping éteam, Is in @ very critical condition at the Oounty Hospital. Yesterday an operation was performed on. him: by Oounty Physician A. H. Tickell. It wes necessary to remove a gteater portion of the injured man’s skin, and he has been placed in a atrong frame, in: order to. keep him tn ove position. By doing this his life may possibly be spared, but -his case ig very serious, 86 Horses Sritned Omana, -Neb., January.18.—fire at the eatock yards in South Omaha deatroyed the horse sale pavilion and mule atables of John 8, Osoper Righty-six horses were burned to death. » $50,000, Well Bred Dog. Superintendent W. H. Bray came down from the Huron mine at Omega, and brought with him a fin ng epantel dog whioh. he presented ‘to” Ropert §#, Linder, of You Bet. The animal was raiged at the Hurov, and Mr. Liader highly prises his present. ssa telaetininesinkdeaiiamiemieactnteetaamteriemaeares Gupetintindets 0. L. Miller « of the Brophy claims et Chetokee came over leet evening, and will remain here for a short time, Some of the machinery. in.connection with the plant is to be® repaired, and it became necessary to discontinue’ operations. until thie work Is done at the eer " a Member. WasHINneTox, Jan, 18.—The President bas announced the appointment of the Assay Commission for 1904, which will test the weight and fineness of coins produced at the mints of the United States daring the year. BE. O. Voorhies, a mine operator at Sutter Oreek, California, isa member, — ESPECIALLY FOR CHILD2DEN Adams’ Irish Moss Cough Balsam. For Croup and Infantile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drags 250, 50c. Druggliets. Good Meats . Colley Brothers have the very bes of beef, pork, matton and veal on hand at all timeg. stiiaenaidteneniaiaen — ———— . DR. H. O. SMITH DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors) MASONIC BUILDING..... PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, CAL. ome ana CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense etock of goode that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions in prices on all of our goods. Great Reduction in Cloaks and Furs.. Great Reduction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great’ Reduction in Tennis Flanonels, etc. Call and get our prices. Samples sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. “CRAVENETTES,” The New;Rain-Proof;Cloth‘for Oravenette garments are rain tight, but not airtight. Willkeep yoa warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. L. HYMAN & CO R. T.MORRISON ‘Rae WAN LIMO L DD HPHMID WHOOPS EY AD Sucogssor to Bows and Guitar Strings All kinds. Also new line of atrings for eli stringed instruments, Violin chin resets, eto. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. W. HARTUNG., Watchmakers Broad Street ae Ne val MA We have a fresh stock of ‘everything in the grocery ‘\=—9 line at our store. Try . our’.. LEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT, ETC., ETC.We aim to keep only the’best‘and sell as owas possible ! Try a bottle‘of‘Shaeta Water with your undey Dinner. Tue Bee Hive Gooceey. f J. J. JACKSON, ai acta . * u cin inns tl PReiintiihttitane: “— “= oo