January 15, 1898 (4 pages)

IETY DIRECTORY,” bekah Degree, No. 119, 1. 0, Meets at Odd Fellows Hall o Saturday Evenings of Month bana “natehvrtn con il ™. 4 ® JENN'E THOMAS, Ng, . — SS ——— oars gn : = oe WHITE, seo. : 7 NEVADA cITy, CAL., SATURDAY EVENING, J ANUARY 15, 3778 YEAR—NO. 11504 no : -— PBRSONAL POINTERS. [GRIM DEATH ON A Daly Chronicle of the Dotngs ot nd} = THE RAIL. e Encampment, No, 47, L 0. DETERMINED, 10 AULD HIMSELF.) _ EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, feets at Odd Fellows Hie d 4th Monday of each “ 7:30 o’clock. ‘ moneh kag E. M MOKINLAY, ©, p. GRY, Scribe. NEVADA COUNTY MINES,They Will Make a Gtoat Showing at the ~ dibilee Fair, ; IE “TRANSCRIPT, " Sundayound Lage oe ROWN & CALKINS. cmerinee c Parlor, No. 86, N. .G. W, MAHER & CO. and Young. ‘ from ‘ O. Danmeyer came down from the Netherlands mine today. . ee aoe John Costa of Pawnieville was here last-night on bis way to San Francisto. : a. ee ~ ‘Baorauewro, Jan. 15th.—s. Soland, a Bank Commissioners Kilburn and : seu Faller went below. on ‘this noon’s train. . freight brakeman on train No. 81, met Meets at Pythian Castle iP. mnown. Ts catmim, . yoo nty will ha exhibit] Miss Fannie Langman tyme, So ee Sei pre , ttt ee CHAS. SOBWAREE, Pie, = : —= at the Geided abties Fate: in. every Vallejo today. Ce a0 , eck ks . i Al “SEND GREET ING : , ORGAN. R.S. since matter, a? ** Nevada City os} way creditable to her as the leading. Lee Leiter returned last evening /A Central Pacifls Fmploye Meets) A Bankrupt Painter Commits a nd-class matter. . Gold mining county of California. The mines of Nevada City will be particu. ’ larly well represented, while those’ of THB LADY of Lions, [Seer nr ‘I ong Amateur Cast For the Beantifal This district will send something like a Shocking Fate Sensational Suicide, Happy New Year. Cuicaco, January 15.— John W. Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Be ere anes Denrly'if not duite . Stonehouse, member of a sign painting : ee : rt Bo de ix Narrow Gauge carloads. Five teams Thomas Reynolds returned toSan with a shocking death infront of the firm thiat recently failed, ki Minsciet ‘ Meets at PythianCasile . + Romantic Drama, aie Ghaemed ey cations. Five teams . Thomas Rey 0 . with a shock ia. front of the . Arai that recently failed, killed himecit : n soso tea Be ttn go Sar tsp gan eel . ohen, MT “OT * MY dae ot he mee a lente eee. ~—§sNew Goods Aral .E DOUGLASS R. 8, Ie iday evening of Lord Lytton’s by Monday, at deh Hubert Vischer of the U. 8. De-. ° Clock. The engineer says Soland was day by jumping from the railing of the : wee coalastnen * Pad hobed’te i di rd by ached ‘The Ohampiop mine sends about # Commission is here on his way to . 0M the eugine with him and they were gallery on the sixteenth floor. He We sold every suit we had. »OPUL ARB AKERY all se ble pay Vilbies, the pei twenty tons of ore, a set of timbers for Sweetland. eee palling into the station so slowly the struck the stairway at the second story, Not one left A mnientinteemeee wget ortstop of the Colté baseball the tunnel to be constructed, footwall,} Miss Mary McNicholls and Miss Gratrain almost stopped.’ As the brakeman jumped tothe ground the engineer heard the lantero strike something with a pecuiiar sound and when the train had gone a few feet. farther his body crashing-through the twoinch marble landing. Every bone was shattered. Earliewin the day he attempted to jump from the upper floor of the Chambanging wall, gouge, etc, to show a ledge in place, maps, photographs, etc. The Providence mine sends seven tons, some. of the pieces weighing eight bun-« dred potinds each. ‘The Reward sends several tons some of which will mill $500 ham were here from the San Juan ridge this afternoon. ; Mrs. J. M. Obaney arrived here from Watsonville last evening on a visit to her mother, Mrs. L. Luchsinger. J. H. Miller, superintendent of the Be b, under whose direction the play is p be put on, has secured an excellent ast, as will be seen by the following: Jlaude ee eee re hapa ret pope, ci ‘Wiliam Ashburn the Transcript Bloek, On So we had to skip and get come new ones to take mmercial street, is now their place. We surprised ourselvec—all th> ¢ ressmakers PREPARED THAN EVER in tcwn are busy making our suits, bansant..° and stopped he got off. He found So-. ter; erce, but frustrated. ve the public with Firrt-elass BAVR us. cee ces Ralph Webber /a ton. The other Nevada City mines . Hilda mine above Graniteville, was ica heca Wil Sch. Siiolaealy ace: of sane ut was frus sii Mons. Deschappelles. . -, Stanley Eads standing in are the ha Suerte, Chap-. -here last night on his way to San Fran: : ; 5 3 Ge PolOre ss 2.5 fs ‘Ge ‘ ered, lying alongside the track. The Bread, =“ mpaniord... man, Cudmus, Mountaineer, Mayflower, Cisco. ee Sica él, oot Trives. er poe ee Phonix, Unity, Bellefontaine, Texas, Miss Clara Dower of San Francisco, . body was not mangled. One. of the as e Dj (Madam Deschappelles. . . Delaware, Harmony, California, Gold . who bas been visiting her parents, Mr. dead man’s gloves was between the} Nw Yorx, January 15th— General es and Widow Melnotte... Tunnel, Union and otheds. __ {and Mrs. John Dower of this city, will . rails. Soland was between 25 and 30. Booth of the Salvation Army arrived Cakes The chi ' aracters-will. be costumea . Several mines in the upper part of return home tomorrow morning. years old, and Oakland was his home. today on the steamer St. Paul from the county, especially of Washington district, have sent exhibits. a A large Jot of petrified wood from You Bet and vicinity is-being collected. There will be several thousand dollars’ worth of nuggets and free gold quartz from all parts of the county. There will be ice and lumber from Truckee and oranges from Pet Hill. . Ladies—See our New Black Suits in Window No. 1. All important for very early Spring Trade — we jumped in and got them, so we expect you to call and ong see them. [f5gPrices as usual—al] marked in plain figures. ‘richly and with historical correctness, rand Prof. Goyne’s orchestra will far-. ‘nish the music. The performance will ‘doubtless attract a goud-sized audi4 ence, as there has been a dearth of en. tertainment heré for some time. There was a pleasant party at the Summit boarding house near Gold Flat last evening which was attended by some of Grass Valley’s most popular young people. Thos. P. Wilson,for the past eighteen years a resident of this place, left this morning for Stockton, from which Place he will soon embark for the Southampton, England. In honor of his coming a number of new rescue homes and institutions for the home_. less willbe established. Still at Anchor. He had intended to quit railroading in the spring and go to Klondike. Held For Murder, Sacramento, January 15.—At Parksburg, Yolo county, today Jeff Cave had STRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER ding Cakes a Speclalty, Compressed Yeast Cakes Cony on hand, OST + én. Proprieter. 10NE: 37, YORK BAKERY mercia) st., Nevada City, WILL BE WORTH SEEING, “Trying to Arrange a Fight Betwoon HosKins and Russell.Aclub of business men of this city is trying to arrange a boxing bout be_. tween George Russell, the heretofore ' Arrangements are being made with artist Moore for a-photograph of the Deer Creek mines, to be 60x80 inches in dimensions. — ~ Collector Shoecraft expects to leave Tuesday for San Francisco to begin ‘setting up the exhibit. sah saat : Klondike country, an explosion of red fire. ate. Mrs, Alma Stuttz, an actress,who visited this city with her hasband’s theatrical company, recently died in Utah from the effects of injuries received by. his preliminary examination and was bound over in the sum of $12,000 to be tried for the murder of L.B. Isham. The evidence at the examination contradicts the story of self-defense that was told at the inquest. ing, at timen falling heavily. Nosroik, Va., Jan. 15.—Up fo eleven o'clock this morning there has been no movement in Hampton Roads and none is expected before tomorrow. The warships New York, Massachusetts and Iowa are anchored off Old Point. Parliament from South WolverhampThis lot of Black Suits beats them style, ‘so do not fail to sce them. Respectfully, all in price and fa hides , MJAHER & Co. invincible middle weight of the county. ~ ee **Coon’’ Seaman i : AANN, «© ‘. Proprietor peat, Wie of mented enw Saturday Night Is Master of Ceremonies at Gilt Edge Rain in the Valleys. “Rather of the House” Dying. , \e" i read, Pies, Cakes, Et Spates val fe eee a LAE the GAN Bl Gilson. YoG are . Saloon tonight. . Sanibel Saistany Acta tae tae, Lowpon, J 15.—The Rt. H , ai ” F techion, They awe bak tee ehity . SOPHalty invited. ™ rp " ditslestniniy coc oa8 siya pean thes Viligne, eesti -~ WN e. ° *n ] hy * rn— ste . mén and-believed to be evenly matched. AT THE CHURCHES. SUNDAY. ~* oS erp a i Se eae Villiera, member. o OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS : Cakes to Order a Soveciaity ‘IDT BROS., Mansfield, has written for the Harper : ; t) : ea dying. : foe No om ING CIGAR DEALERS, ® story of life among the} The Miners Union had their election Rey. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, rector. All Serene I Havana, —_— _— Japanese, and it will shortly be pub-. last night. -. rete Second Sunday after Epiphany. Brn}. > New Comb Honey. tees eeeecescceenes Nevada City Cal lished. Mrs. Wilson lived here in the Another saloon has been Opened at WasuineTon, Jan. 15.—Advices from " remembered by our citizens as Ida Life Among the Japs. ‘Mrs. W. A. Wilson, who will be better 8 adding five more stamps to their GRASS VALLEY NEWS, Neighbors, Allison ranch, City Tomorrow. [day school at~12:80. ——. . ~_ . Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada A Day's Record of the Dolags of Our. : ‘Evensong and Sacramento, January 15.— It has been raining continuously here since 10 a. m. ton, and known as the “Father of the House of Commons,” having sat continuously since 1835, is believed to. be A fine lot just received at the Cash Have Stood the Test of Years. FULL LINE by Rev. Dr\White at 7 p. m. Havana this morning say that every; LADY Best 80's with ber uncle Dr. E. W.-Charles. sermon x Pp. Grocery St f A.B. Wolf, 15-tf fog, Mt Cine She was a singer of merit and made] The Telegraph’ of last evening says. Daring ai nore wie rector the . thing was quiet there last night. The . CTY Store o eid # hit by appearing in the title role of . that O. W. Kitts the lawyer will leave . parish will be in charge of the Rev. Dr. patrol of soldiers dispersed the few iil noe the cantata of “Queen Esther.” She . soon for Alaska. White of San Francisco. oe le who had tied in th ke THUR : was married before leaving to W. A. At their meeting last night the City . METHODIST CHUROH. < euuteeed zi areas ree Royal makes the food pure, BOHEMIA Quer 1s ‘Wilson of the Marchie mine, now en-. Trustees tabled the petition asking! Rev. W.O. Gray, pastor, Preaching and at midnight retired to their quar» Wholesome and delicious. nee _ gaged in the Japanese tea trade but who. that the business men’s license be reat 1la.m.and 7 p. ma, Morning sub-. ‘re The theatres were open last evenene _ HARRISON. spends a part of his time in this country. Leen RT oa hae . i#°t: “The Mulberry Trees.” Class . ing. at : ’ ’ _ Mrs. Wilson has traveled widely since counk of ore weighing a ton has meeting at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at ae a en ° shake ce her marriagé and is now in San Fra: . been taken ont of the Allison Ranch 120 p, m. Junior League meets at. EDM of the Great British Strike Complete Line of as -.cisco. She is 4 very bright and accom-. mine for exhibition at the " Golden . 4:99 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m ee of Cigars and Tobacco lished lady, and her latest story . Jubilee Fair. Seats free; ". Lonpon, January 15.—Dispatches R = > wiil doubtiess be received with the} John Davey.has given up his position CONGKEGATIONAL OH from Glasgow and Manchester say that Ee ATRS } » same favor that her former literary . of underground foreman at the W.Y. CaURCM. the striking engineers in those cities it S-Cent Cigar in Town . off orts have been. O. D. mine and has accepted a position Services will be conducted by the. ‘ ‘ 4 a) at the Massachusetts Hill mine. pastor, Rev. J. Sims, both morning and . have made a complete surrender. “The : 4 /Do Not Miss Great preparations are being made /@vening. Subject in the evening:— news, though expected, has not yet» ~ F HARRISON, . ‘The cam stew at the Gilt Edge. for the Farmers Institute to be held at . “Henry George—His Progress and Povbeen confirmed. The strike was started : , i ri ; #° . Grass Valley next ‘week, One ot the . ¢rty.”. The ‘Christian Endeavor will ie FEF oon Saturday night 2 y O dnsaest : to secure a reduction of the hours of WA BT. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Aasstae ite < rincipal add 8 of thei will . meet at the usual hour, led by the pas‘ . i aa: § 8 coo principal addresses of the meeting work, the men démanding a forty-eight Wain. Wi tor, after which the officers will be in’ 8 Pas Died In the East. ve talk by T. J. Waggoner of a talled Sabbath school at the cl hour week, or six days at the rate of 3 Soren Valley -on’ practical farming and . § . school @ close ‘ : j T. BROWN, . Mrs. M. W. Mather died yesterday in ies =e ae ae a of the morning service. Everybody . eight hours a day. The employers reSole eee exnte. SE Binghampton, N. Y,, of liver complaint. yes 60-2 cordially invited, fased to make the concession, claiming SHOER. he wus the wife of the superintendent Frank Lammon . vee oe ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. . of the Plumbago mine, which is alta. ; , ; Notice, that to do so would result in business : pacer a Has added a fine Piano to his Saloon, ———_ failure, and a strike began that has . . od above Moore’s Fiat, and he arrived Ps ' — ' laza Blacksmith Shop. bre today on his way to the scene of . 400d music and all yon want to eat. ae se wat Gilt Edge Saloon. TOA tad for months and has caused an The Only h br death. Mrs; ‘Mather lived at the}/ree! Free, : 7 es Bais At site eas. pt ret immense amount of loss, GRAN te FirstNational hotel in this city for some ae pies Remarkable Gold Specimens, 6 ] bh .t ' SS ' gh onc ime provions ton year ago. From here. WILL SOON START, 5 Walrath often . Golden Jubilee Mininy Fair, city, 3 J R. C. Walrath of this city has received ¢ d D 0 k tion paid to Interfering Fors. aw et ent oe one eo be for . some wonderful quartz specimens from _ UTaze y ver Wor, " squ er a e a e Orson 9 movemente of horses. a aitel Bia api anens _ vd gpa Aud Give Employment to Between Thirty . the Piambago mine above Moore's Fiat, . —Wasumaron, January 15th.—Seaton o— a tion Guaranteed, featly improved by her stay at the. a eo Neveda county's . P0¥+ for many years one of the lea. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part. Base . a ee lospital and went cast. Superintendent Miller of the Kate exhibit. They are as rich and beautiful . 28 4TY goods merghants of Washing: i, wrestling contest. Lape GIVEN BY , } ty An Interesting Retic ta cg aca acto pmeetlend as any seen here. rom committed” suicide yesterday] MINERS WANTED to take part in = ~ a ene gr now © debris-restraining w o by shooting himself. He for some drilling contest, and > : On Fr . The steam engine, which was in op. below the property in perfect condiReady For the Snow, years had been a sufferer from insom-. LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS H EYER & GUEN TH ER, i. : mation at the Allison Ranch mine in. tion and a representative of the U. 8. Dr. A. H. Tickell today received a F please take notice. of musical contest i S;REMOVED © he early 50’s was this week shipped to. Debris Commission is By retry there very fine cutter from Sacramento. It rH, eatbsiea sper hae = to be held at the ee ; i S a Francisco, where it will be placed in a day or two to make a final inspec-. ; h salt of close application to business. gene a A H N . Ci i aang, . Foot of Main &t. ip exhibition at the mining Fog The . tion preparatory to the issuance of a paps ee rin Cee ae af Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San t i Armory all, evada ity, i aha reiki oa at 2 tink won ote of the first built by the} permit’ to resume mining. Col. Heuer ‘and is the finest snow wehioke ole ; N ew Minin R egul ati ons. Francisco, ccmmeneing Jan. 29th. a i Veastables. ynion Iron Works, and is far different . of the Commission was there recently brought to this section. + g For full information apply to : e of Candies. rom the ones now in use. 1t has g cy}. and suggested certain changes in the +00 P. J. HEALY ~~ obacco. nds about twenty feet long, and oe arrangement of the dam which’ had . ’ An Overcoat Stolen. Orrawa, Can, Jan. 15—A committee Chairman of Committee. F RIDAY EVEN IN G, F EB RUARY 4th. " ‘tails a speciait r eid anti . : we —— of the Cabinet has drawn Up new regu-. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. jl3-8w 3 ity, ade construction, been reconstructed preparatory to his This morning David Hart hang his cgite ; Fridays and Saturdays. q pei ec visit, and his Suggestions have been new fifteen dollar overcoat in the wash. . #tions for mining in the Yukon, which e 2 < HARRIS-& SON. » ; Increasing Their Facilities. complied with to'the letter. ‘room of the Union hotel and went to. make important changes. It is tiow qT writers Prizes For the Best Sustained (Characters mn the Appeal says; The Good Title Co. i i Setar ied ne . kseakteal: Willy “he. toa washer tua} aaa that the alternate clain regula-. ' 1 YPC VHG@l ’ hed ve employment a wag Assay Ofiice, 24 L making fifteen in all. The mine is between thirty and forty men of that garment was stolen. The ‘officers are tion bas been abandoned and that the Ri og Be trying to bag the thief. ~ Go t to ve alte They Educate as . : plished in Iss egal locality who have been idle for some nes movernment proposes to reserve alterWell as Please. . a : © p is wearing ni oe eee at Se ime, Most of them own-homes in the ; gee ' . Bate blocks of ten claims, which, it is Provide the children with the means to ob. © MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. eet, NEVADA CITY’ cat. Carson predicts agreat future . Vicinity and have families. It is natSays Worden is Sane. thonght, will give miners a better op-. taina livelihou for themeelves. vey ory description melted diate Rauch, = . ~~] anally 8 cause of mach rejoicing along “4 ; a ort 4 — ‘ed. Rauch, me, y eed portunity to operate. The present in PRICES TO SUIT THE T . z ym to 500 Ibe. milling of oo the ridge that they are again to be able. BACRAMENTO, January, 15. Warden ne he Gotan ® R TIMES, Best sustained and original character, either lady or gentleman, $10. Gold nud Silver Bare. Acide a A New Justice, $9 earn a much needed income, Aull of Folsom prison today declared . tion is to reserve the Government 4 moderate ontlay that seoures a profita-. Richest Lady’s Costume, $10. ee whi ai ae nuiake. ee ae ~~ hoa “the belief that train-wrecker Worden is . blocks until they are disposed of at eeReaeueos eeromr boy of girl. A Special Frise by Mahar & Co. for the Second Best Dressed Lady—e Hand M HARRIS nalified as justice of the peacein} =. ) ° puptoch ee a ---. “. gane and has-been since he was brought . Public auction. Another feature of the Gg. Ww. WICKSON & co., * Beet Gentleman's Costume, $7.50. eis ’ ’ geport township. One of the jas-. Maher & Oo. of the City of Nevada: prion: we new regulations is the abandonment of 3 ay Best Group—Oune Dozen Paris Panels. (By ED. MOORE.) B(J.S: Wright) resigned and the. Mer s handsome dress pattern as aj °°? — the sliding ecale of royalties. Instead, Send 5 Front St. San Francisco. Best Original Group, $5. ‘ aoa 4, ee 25 6. Bro wn) died, 80 the Super. . Prize for the secoud best dressed lady ee A Je . , P rinter an even royalty of 10 per cent. will be ' — Best Comedian—Box of Woodpecker Cigars. Contributed by Wm. Giffin. : rt recently appointed Mr, Ricketts . *t bag iial et _— ed ae ae ‘5 [Sundted from all miners, Newitie LR Weraeption Committee — Sheriff D. B. Getohell, Constable R. Dillon and J vd 3 manage ¢. . ONOINNATI, January 15—Louis Al; Sree 4 wspaper Advertising Agency. ee : ‘a . m Ed ape will not all Lier-skat bicy). «. Booms 20and 21 Merchants! Exchange, Cali-. S090 nme ie NTIsyY. = teen ee hl, © compositor, at the Enquirer A Millionaire Tramp. fornia street, San Franchent™ o! Masits can be bought at I. Stein’s and W. H. Crawford's. —— ah meh s* Betas . Pome : NY: B.-— ADVERTISEMENTS Lady’s costumes made b Miss A. Clemo. office, shot his sweetheart, Minnie By ab 4 vy an & Roberts Building, ‘ oka be t ———S===. % ob ha RE Papvoas, Ky., January 15.—James A. Gent’s Costumes made by F. Smith. 1d Pine streets. all ou men to ea Camp Stew] . Ca'lat ihe Git Edge Packner, at her home, inflicting a fatal the halite taahec whee § Masks will be raised at the door. $$ Edge Saloon tonight. ~ Sal ‘Bat : rasp higwe; igbt ond: ‘get some of , ¥OUNd, and then killed himself. Jealwali ie i pacrepaglaiy: Ps i 8 seg No Roller Skates or Bicycles allowed on the Floor. _ WALLING, ‘4 LLIAMS, * OC that delicious camp stew. Everybody ipusy is supposed to have been the/ tow weeks ago, is believed to be in a ADMISSION—Per couple, $1; ladies, in mask, 25 cents, ‘s Pati Lew, . weloome, Mt feemme eee hopeless condition.” — Children 25 cents ; Spectators to the oe ? §0.cents. es

IETY DIRECTORY,” bekah Degree, No. 119, 1. 0, Meets at Odd Fellows Hall o Saturday Evenings of Month bana “natehvrtn con il ™. 4 ® JENN'E THOMAS, Ng, . — SS ——— oars gn : = oe WHITE, seo. : 7 NEVADA cITy, CAL., SATURDAY EVENING, J ANUARY 15, 3778 YEAR—NO. 11504 no : -— PBRSONAL POINTERS. [GRIM DEATH ON A Daly Chronicle of the Dotngs ot nd} = THE RAIL. e Encampment, No, 47, L 0. DETERMINED, 10 AULD HIMSELF.) _ EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, feets at Odd Fellows Hie d 4th Monday of each “ 7:30 o’clock. ‘ moneh kag E. M MOKINLAY, ©, p. GRY, Scribe. NEVADA COUNTY MINES,They Will Make a Gtoat Showing at the ~ dibilee Fair, ; IE “TRANSCRIPT, " Sundayound Lage oe ROWN & CALKINS. cmerinee c Parlor, No. 86, N. .G. W, MAHER & CO. and Young. ‘ from ‘ O. Danmeyer came down from the Netherlands mine today. . ee aoe John Costa of Pawnieville was here last-night on bis way to San Francisto. : a. ee ~ ‘Baorauewro, Jan. 15th.—s. Soland, a Bank Commissioners Kilburn and : seu Faller went below. on ‘this noon’s train. . freight brakeman on train No. 81, met Meets at Pythian Castle iP. mnown. Ts catmim, . yoo nty will ha exhibit] Miss Fannie Langman tyme, So ee Sei pre , ttt ee CHAS. SOBWAREE, Pie, = : —= at the Geided abties Fate: in. every Vallejo today. Ce a0 , eck ks . i Al “SEND GREET ING : , ORGAN. R.S. since matter, a? ** Nevada City os} way creditable to her as the leading. Lee Leiter returned last evening /A Central Pacifls Fmploye Meets) A Bankrupt Painter Commits a nd-class matter. . Gold mining county of California. The mines of Nevada City will be particu. ’ larly well represented, while those’ of THB LADY of Lions, [Seer nr ‘I ong Amateur Cast For the Beantifal This district will send something like a Shocking Fate Sensational Suicide, Happy New Year. Cuicaco, January 15.— John W. Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Be ere anes Denrly'if not duite . Stonehouse, member of a sign painting : ee : rt Bo de ix Narrow Gauge carloads. Five teams Thomas Reynolds returned toSan with a shocking death infront of the firm thiat recently failed, ki Minsciet ‘ Meets at PythianCasile . + Romantic Drama, aie Ghaemed ey cations. Five teams . Thomas Rey 0 . with a shock ia. front of the . Arai that recently failed, killed himecit : n soso tea Be ttn go Sar tsp gan eel . ohen, MT “OT * MY dae ot he mee a lente eee. ~—§sNew Goods Aral .E DOUGLASS R. 8, Ie iday evening of Lord Lytton’s by Monday, at deh Hubert Vischer of the U. 8. De-. ° Clock. The engineer says Soland was day by jumping from the railing of the : wee coalastnen * Pad hobed’te i di rd by ached ‘The Ohampiop mine sends about # Commission is here on his way to . 0M the eugine with him and they were gallery on the sixteenth floor. He We sold every suit we had. »OPUL ARB AKERY all se ble pay Vilbies, the pei twenty tons of ore, a set of timbers for Sweetland. eee palling into the station so slowly the struck the stairway at the second story, Not one left A mnientinteemeee wget ortstop of the Colté baseball the tunnel to be constructed, footwall,} Miss Mary McNicholls and Miss Gratrain almost stopped.’ As the brakeman jumped tothe ground the engineer heard the lantero strike something with a pecuiiar sound and when the train had gone a few feet. farther his body crashing-through the twoinch marble landing. Every bone was shattered. Earliewin the day he attempted to jump from the upper floor of the Chambanging wall, gouge, etc, to show a ledge in place, maps, photographs, etc. The Providence mine sends seven tons, some. of the pieces weighing eight bun-« dred potinds each. ‘The Reward sends several tons some of which will mill $500 ham were here from the San Juan ridge this afternoon. ; Mrs. J. M. Obaney arrived here from Watsonville last evening on a visit to her mother, Mrs. L. Luchsinger. J. H. Miller, superintendent of the Be b, under whose direction the play is p be put on, has secured an excellent ast, as will be seen by the following: Jlaude ee eee re hapa ret pope, ci ‘Wiliam Ashburn the Transcript Bloek, On So we had to skip and get come new ones to take mmercial street, is now their place. We surprised ourselvec—all th> ¢ ressmakers PREPARED THAN EVER in tcwn are busy making our suits, bansant....° and stopped he got off. He found So-. ter; erce, but frustrated. ve the public with Firrt-elass BAVR us. cee ces Ralph Webber /a ton. The other Nevada City mines . Hilda mine above Graniteville, was ica heca Wil Sch. Siiolaealy ace: of sane ut was frus sii Mons. Deschappelles. . -, Stanley Eads standing in are the ha Suerte, Chap-. -here last night on his way to San Fran: : ; 5 3 Ge PolOre ss 2.5 fs ‘Ge ‘ ered, lying alongside the track. The Bread, =“ mpaniord...... man, Cudmus, Mountaineer, Mayflower, Cisco. ee Sica él, oot Trives. er poe ee Phonix, Unity, Bellefontaine, Texas, Miss Clara Dower of San Francisco, . body was not mangled. One. of the as e Dj (Madam Deschappelles. . . Delaware, Harmony, California, Gold . who bas been visiting her parents, Mr. dead man’s gloves was between the} Nw Yorx, January 15th— General es and Widow Melnotte...... Tunnel, Union and otheds. __ {and Mrs. John Dower of this city, will . rails. Soland was between 25 and 30. Booth of the Salvation Army arrived Cakes The chi ' aracters-will. be costumea . Several mines in the upper part of return home tomorrow morning. years old, and Oakland was his home. today on the steamer St. Paul from the county, especially of Washington district, have sent exhibits. a A large Jot of petrified wood from You Bet and vicinity is-being collected. There will be several thousand dollars’ worth of nuggets and free gold quartz from all parts of the county. There will be ice and lumber from Truckee and oranges from Pet Hill. . Ladies—See our New Black Suits in Window No. 1. All important for very early Spring Trade — we jumped in and got them, so we expect you to call and ong see them. [f5gPrices as usual—al] marked in plain figures. ‘richly and with historical correctness, rand Prof. Goyne’s orchestra will far-. ‘nish the music. The performance will ‘doubtless attract a goud-sized audi4 ence, as there has been a dearth of en. tertainment heré for some time. There was a pleasant party at the Summit boarding house near Gold Flat last evening which was attended by some of Grass Valley’s most popular young people. Thos. P. Wilson,for the past eighteen years a resident of this place, left this morning for Stockton, from which Place he will soon embark for the Southampton, England. In honor of his coming a number of new rescue homes and institutions for the home_. less willbe established. Still at Anchor. He had intended to quit railroading in the spring and go to Klondike. Held For Murder, Sacramento, January 15.—At Parksburg, Yolo county, today Jeff Cave had STRY OF ALL KINDS TO ORDER ding Cakes a Speclalty, Compressed Yeast Cakes Cony on hand, OST + én. Proprieter. 10NE: 37, YORK BAKERY mercia) st., Nevada City, WILL BE WORTH SEEING, “Trying to Arrange a Fight Betwoon HosKins and Russell.Aclub of business men of this city is trying to arrange a boxing bout be_. tween George Russell, the heretofore ' Arrangements are being made with artist Moore for a-photograph of the Deer Creek mines, to be 60x80 inches in dimensions. — ~ Collector Shoecraft expects to leave

Tuesday for San Francisco to begin ‘setting up the exhibit. sah saat : Klondike country, an explosion of red fire. ate. Mrs, Alma Stuttz, an actress,who visited this city with her hasband’s theatrical company, recently died in Utah from the effects of injuries received by. his preliminary examination and was bound over in the sum of $12,000 to be tried for the murder of L.B. Isham. The evidence at the examination contradicts the story of self-defense that was told at the inquest. ing, at timen falling heavily. Nosroik, Va., Jan. 15.—Up fo eleven o'clock this morning there has been no movement in Hampton Roads and none is expected before tomorrow. The warships New York, Massachusetts and Iowa are anchored off Old Point. Parliament from South WolverhampThis lot of Black Suits beats them style, ‘so do not fail to sce them. Respectfully, all in price and fa hides , MJAHER & Co. invincible middle weight of the county. ~ ee **Coon’’ Seaman i : AANN, «© ‘. Proprietor peat, Wie of mented enw Saturday Night Is Master of Ceremonies at Gilt Edge Rain in the Valleys. “Rather of the House” Dying. , \e" i read, Pies, Cakes, Et Spates val fe eee a LAE the GAN Bl Gilson. YoG are . Saloon tonight. . Sanibel Saistany Acta tae tae, Lowpon, J 15.—The Rt. H , ai ” F techion, They awe bak tee ehity . SOPHalty invited. ™ rp " ditslestniniy coc oa8 siya pean thes Viligne, eesti -~ WN e. ° *n ] hy * rn— ste . mén and-believed to be evenly matched. AT THE CHURCHES. SUNDAY. ~* oS erp a i Se eae Villiera, member. o OLIVER CHILLED PLOWS : Cakes to Order a Soveciaity ‘IDT BROS., Mansfield, has written for the Harper : ; t) : ea dying. : foe No om ING CIGAR DEALERS, ® story of life among the} The Miners Union had their election Rey. E. J. H. Van Deerlin, rector. All Serene I Havana, —_— _— Japanese, and it will shortly be pub-. last night. -. rete Second Sunday after Epiphany. Brn}. > New Comb Honey. tees eeeecescceenes Nevada City Cal lished. Mrs. Wilson lived here in the Another saloon has been Opened at WasuineTon, Jan. 15.—Advices from " remembered by our citizens as Ida Life Among the Japs. ‘Mrs. W. A. Wilson, who will be better 8 adding five more stamps to their GRASS VALLEY NEWS, Neighbors, Allison ranch, City Tomorrow. [day school at~12:80. ——. . ~_ . Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada A Day's Record of the Dolags of Our. : ‘Evensong and Sacramento, January 15.— It has been raining continuously here since 10 a. m. ton, and known as the “Father of the House of Commons,” having sat continuously since 1835, is believed to. be A fine lot just received at the Cash Have Stood the Test of Years. FULL LINE by Rev. Dr\White at 7 p. m. Havana this morning say that every; LADY Best 80's with ber uncle Dr. E. W.-Charles. sermon x Pp. Grocery St f A.B. Wolf, 15-tf fog, Mt Cine She was a singer of merit and made] The Telegraph’ of last evening says. Daring ai nore wie rector the . thing was quiet there last night. The . CTY Store o eid # hit by appearing in the title role of . that O. W. Kitts the lawyer will leave . parish will be in charge of the Rev. Dr. patrol of soldiers dispersed the few iil noe the cantata of “Queen Esther.” She . soon for Alaska. White of San Francisco. oe le who had tied in th ke THUR : was married before leaving to W. A. At their meeting last night the City . METHODIST CHUROH. < euuteeed zi areas ree Royal makes the food pure, BOHEMIA Quer 1s ‘Wilson of the Marchie mine, now en-. Trustees tabled the petition asking! Rev. W.O. Gray, pastor, Preaching and at midnight retired to their quar» Wholesome and delicious. nee _ gaged in the Japanese tea trade but who. that the business men’s license be reat 1la.m.and 7 p. ma, Morning sub-. ‘re The theatres were open last evenene _ HARRISON. spends a part of his time in this country. Leen RT oa hae . i#°t: “The Mulberry Trees.” Class . ing. at : ’ ’ _ Mrs. Wilson has traveled widely since counk of ore weighing a ton has meeting at 9:45 a.m. Sunday school at ae a en ° shake ce her marriagé and is now in San Fra: . been taken ont of the Allison Ranch 120 p, m. Junior League meets at. EDM of the Great British Strike Complete Line of as -.cisco. She is 4 very bright and accom-. mine for exhibition at the " Golden . 4:99 p.m. Epworth League at 6 p.m ee of Cigars and Tobacco lished lady, and her latest story . Jubilee Fair. Seats free; ". Lonpon, January 15.—Dispatches R = > wiil doubtiess be received with the} John Davey.has given up his position CONGKEGATIONAL OH from Glasgow and Manchester say that Ee ATRS } » same favor that her former literary . of underground foreman at the W.Y. CaURCM. the striking engineers in those cities it S-Cent Cigar in Town . off orts have been. O. D. mine and has accepted a position Services will be conducted by the. ‘ ‘ 4 a) at the Massachusetts Hill mine. pastor, Rev. J. Sims, both morning and . have made a complete surrender. “The : 4 /Do Not Miss Great preparations are being made /@vening. Subject in the evening:— news, though expected, has not yet» ~ F HARRISON, . ‘The cam stew at the Gilt Edge. for the Farmers Institute to be held at . “Henry George—His Progress and Povbeen confirmed. The strike was started : , i ri ; #° . Grass Valley next ‘week, One ot the . ¢rty.”. The ‘Christian Endeavor will ie FEF oon Saturday night 2 y O dnsaest : to secure a reduction of the hours of WA BT. Opp. Rosenberg Bros. Aasstae ite < rincipal add 8 of thei will . meet at the usual hour, led by the pas‘ . i aa: § 8 coo principal addresses of the meeting work, the men démanding a forty-eight Wain.. Wi tor, after which the officers will be in’ 8 Pas Died In the East. ve talk by T. J. Waggoner of a talled Sabbath school at the cl hour week, or six days at the rate of 3 Soren Valley -on’ practical farming and . § . school @ close ‘ : j T. BROWN, . Mrs. M. W. Mather died yesterday in ies =e ae ae a of the morning service. Everybody . eight hours a day. The employers reSole eee exnte. SE Binghampton, N. Y,, of liver complaint. yes 60-2 cordially invited, fased to make the concession, claiming SHOER. he wus the wife of the superintendent Frank Lammon . vee oe ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK. . of the Plumbago mine, which is alta. ; , ; Notice, that to do so would result in business : pacer a Has added a fine Piano to his Saloon, ———_ failure, and a strike began that has . . od above Moore’s Fiat, and he arrived Ps ' — ' laza Blacksmith Shop. bre today on his way to the scene of . 400d music and all yon want to eat. ae se wat Gilt Edge Saloon. TOA tad for months and has caused an The Only h br death. Mrs; ‘Mather lived at the}/ree! Free, : 7 es Bais At site eas. pt ret immense amount of loss, GRAN te FirstNational hotel in this city for some ae pies Remarkable Gold Specimens, 6 ] bh .t ' SS ' gh onc ime provions ton year ago. From here. WILL SOON START, 5 Walrath often . Golden Jubilee Mininy Fair, city, 3 J R. C. Walrath of this city has received ¢ d D 0 k tion paid to Interfering Fors. aw et ent oe one eo be for . some wonderful quartz specimens from _ UTaze y ver Wor, " squ er a e a e Orson 9 movemente of horses. a aitel Bia api anens _ vd gpa Aud Give Employment to Between Thirty . the Piambago mine above Moore's Fiat, . —Wasumaron, January 15th.—Seaton o— a tion Guaranteed, featly improved by her stay at the. a eo Neveda county's . P0¥+ for many years one of the lea. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part. Base . a ee lospital and went cast. Superintendent Miller of the Kate exhibit. They are as rich and beautiful . 28 4TY goods merghants of Washing: i, wrestling contest. Lape GIVEN BY , } ty An Interesting Retic ta cg aca acto pmeetlend as any seen here. rom committed” suicide yesterday] MINERS WANTED to take part in = ~ a ene gr now © debris-restraining w o by shooting himself. He for some drilling contest, and > : On Fr . The steam engine, which was in op. below the property in perfect condiReady For the Snow, years had been a sufferer from insom-. LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS H EYER & GUEN TH ER, i. : mation at the Allison Ranch mine in. tion and a representative of the U. 8. Dr. A. H. Tickell today received a F please take notice. of musical contest i S;REMOVED © he early 50’s was this week shipped to. Debris Commission is By retry there very fine cutter from Sacramento. It rH, eatbsiea sper hae = to be held at the ee ; i S a Francisco, where it will be placed in a day or two to make a final inspec-. ; h salt of close application to business. gene a A H N . Ci i aang, . Foot of Main &t. ip exhibition at the mining Fog The . tion preparatory to the issuance of a paps ee rin Cee ae af Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San t i Armory all, evada ity, i aha reiki oa at 2 tink won ote of the first built by the} permit’ to resume mining. Col. Heuer ‘and is the finest snow wehioke ole ; N ew Minin R egul ati ons. Francisco, ccmmeneing Jan. 29th. a i Veastables. ynion Iron Works, and is far different . of the Commission was there recently brought to this section. + g For full information apply to : e of Candies. rom the ones now in use. 1t has g cy}. and suggested certain changes in the +00 P. J. HEALY ~~ obacco. nds about twenty feet long, and oe arrangement of the dam which’ had . ’ An Overcoat Stolen. Orrawa, Can, Jan. 15—A committee Chairman of Committee. F RIDAY EVEN IN G, F EB RUARY 4th. " ‘tails a speciait r eid anti . : we —— of the Cabinet has drawn Up new regu-. 81 Post Street, San Francisco. jl3-8w 3 ity, ade construction, been reconstructed preparatory to his This morning David Hart hang his cgite ; Fridays and Saturdays. q pei ec visit, and his Suggestions have been new fifteen dollar overcoat in the wash. . #tions for mining in the Yukon, which e 2 < HARRIS-& SON. » ; Increasing Their Facilities. complied with to'the letter. ‘room of the Union hotel and went to. make important changes. It is tiow qT writers Prizes For the Best Sustained (Characters mn the Appeal says; The Good Title Co. i i Setar ied ne . kseakteal: Willy “he. toa washer tua} aaa that the alternate clain regula-. ' 1 YPC VHG@l ’ hed ve employment a wag Assay Ofiice, 24 L making fifteen in all. The mine is between thirty and forty men of that garment was stolen. The ‘officers are tion bas been abandoned and that the Ri og Be trying to bag the thief. ~ Go t to ve alte They Educate as . : plished in Iss egal locality who have been idle for some nes movernment proposes to reserve alterWell as Please.. . a : © p is wearing ni oe eee at Se ime, Most of them own-homes in the ; gee ' . Bate blocks of ten claims, which, it is Provide the children with the means to ob. © MUSIC BY GOYNE’S FULL ORCHESTRA. eet, NEVADA CITY’ cat. Carson predicts agreat future . Vicinity and have families. It is natSays Worden is Sane. thonght, will give miners a better op-. taina livelihou for themeelves. vey ory description melted diate Rauch, = . ~~] anally 8 cause of mach rejoicing along “4 ; a ort 4 — ‘ed. Rauch, me, y eed portunity to operate. The present in PRICES TO SUIT THE T . z ym to 500 Ibe. milling of oo the ridge that they are again to be able. BACRAMENTO, January, 15. Warden ne he Gotan ® R TIMES, Best sustained and original character, either lady or gentleman, $10. Gold nud Silver Bare. Acide a A New Justice, $9 earn a much needed income, Aull of Folsom prison today declared . tion is to reserve the Government 4 moderate ontlay that seoures a profita-. Richest Lady’s Costume, $10. ee whi ai ae nuiake. ee ae ~~ hoa “the belief that train-wrecker Worden is . blocks until they are disposed of at eeReaeueos eeromr boy of girl. A Special Frise by Mahar & Co. for the Second Best Dressed Lady—e Hand M HARRIS nalified as justice of the peacein} =. ) ° puptoch ee a ---. “. gane and has-been since he was brought . Public auction. Another feature of the Gg. Ww. WICKSON & co., * Beet Gentleman's Costume, $7.50. eis ’ ’ geport township. One of the jas-. Maher & Oo. of the City of Nevada: prion: we new regulations is the abandonment of 3 ay Best Group—Oune Dozen Paris Panels. (By ED. MOORE.) B(J.S: Wright) resigned and the. Mer s handsome dress pattern as aj °°? — the sliding ecale of royalties. Instead, Send 5 Front St. San Francisco. Best Original Group, $5. ‘ aoa 4, ee 25 6. Bro wn) died, 80 the Super. . Prize for the secoud best dressed lady ee A Je . , P rinter an even royalty of 10 per cent. will be ' — Best Comedian—Box of Woodpecker Cigars. Contributed by Wm. Giffin. : rt recently appointed Mr, Ricketts . *t bag iial et _— ed ae ae ‘5 [Sundted from all miners, Newitie LR Weraeption Committee — Sheriff D. B. Getohell, Constable R. Dillon and J vd 3 manage ¢. . ONOINNATI, January 15—Louis Al; Sree 4 wspaper Advertising Agency. ee : ‘a . m Ed ape will not all Lier-skat bicy). «. Booms 20and 21 Merchants! Exchange, Cali-. S090 nme ie NTIsyY. = teen ee hl, © compositor, at the Enquirer A Millionaire Tramp. fornia street, San Franchent™ o! Masits can be bought at I. Stein’s and W. H. Crawford's. —— ah meh s* Betas . Pome : NY: B.-— ADVERTISEMENTS Lady’s costumes made b Miss A. Clemo. office, shot his sweetheart, Minnie By ab 4 vy an & Roberts Building, ‘ oka be t ———S===. % ob ha RE Papvoas, Ky., January 15.—James A. Gent’s Costumes made by F. Smith. 1d Pine streets. all ou men to ea Camp Stew] . Ca'lat ihe Git Edge Packner, at her home, inflicting a fatal the halite taahec whee § Masks will be raised at the door. $$ Edge Saloon tonight. ~ Sal ‘Bat : rasp higwe; igbt ond: ‘get some of , ¥OUNd, and then killed himself. Jealwali ie i pacrepaglaiy: Ps i 8 seg No Roller Skates or Bicycles allowed on the Floor. _ WALLING, ‘4 LLIAMS, * OC that delicious camp stew. Everybody ipusy is supposed to have been the/ tow weeks ago, is believed to be in a ADMISSION—Per couple, $1; ladies, in mask, 25 cents, ‘s Pati Lew, . weloome, Mt feemme eee hopeless condition.” — Children 25 cents ; Spectators to the oe ? §0.cents. es