January 16, 1903 (4 pages)

. Beater Mary 15,— ilbany 8 ed Wife~beatg, , i D here from a to avenge Mc i his wife, The ays; Open. The pj l beating of ra tors then Went ie da Poker Wag a ; of the mo My Y, drawing it, . Little. puffs ; a ot iron touchey if BNlties the mo, said to dety dig q al surgeon Bays v horrible tha jon, Life, va, January 15_1™ this mornlog 0oke, the bank der in the firg penalty at lite b tou i oth ful Nerve, many aman e lental Cute, Won calds, Sore Feet. there’s no need ip nica Salve yilj the trouble, I) h for Piles, tor, 2 Druggist. oc ‘ yster Cook'ail o at Britland’s, j, sold weather, ig wear. If ti dy for you, . That Fi Girdle “Corset Cotseis, Straig, es and Childr’ Corsets we lis price—t Big sale of: ce. . t sz Co. AW) anita ess TOI: ess. ww. The givios § proclamation. y values by curly ‘thanks whet ai y and special 0% e. Our 8 ange = Marmals# a Chipps, Daisly » Table Raisins, . ts, Mince [eat Wines. 4 cents per Gallot pecials for the % agiving and fess! 4 Jommercial Str) 4 a rvd RANSCRIPT q _., January'16, 1903 [MENTION Ber ——— Record of the igs. of Our People. —<—$$———— 8 is here from Aaburno. ‘Sacramento is in town. down from Waehinghere from San Franis over from French is down from North 8 is down from North is down from the on is here. from. the ne, wife of Abilena, Kanfa vieit. . of Yreka, Humboldt log this city. ; he popular merchant , is in town. dt and Philip Buhl of visitors here yesterod of French Oorral was ghts of the county seat nissioner W. W. Wagter, dae ot “Truckee's} en, was a visitor to + yesterday. , special agent for the ican Fire Insurance Oo. go, is in this city. ms of Grass Valley and f Marysville are here in the celebrated Buckeye add, who has been ere “her sister, Mrs. Obarles grned to San Francisco} ae cy anFrancisco, énce Insurance Com-} t ending a féw days. —— D returned last evening Wrancisco, where he has dence at the funeral of ass Method. January 156.—Tbe final ‘De Forest wireless telep, which the Board of lerts has been conducting between the Navy Yard pn and the Naval Academy , were brought to 4 confrday. In the pfésence of wo cipher messages were fnvepolis, and an equal } Washington. The speed ion exceeded thirty-five mote. The Navy Departchase a working outfit of it system, == ¢ $= AD ALL THIS. Know the Moment Information May of Infinite Value. } considerable to avy citiCity to know how to be ul, annoying and itchnow then that Doan’s positive remedy for all the skip, eczema, eto. ation relieves and soothes, petimony of its merit: White, miner, Niles street, epect Hill, says: “I had » time ago to use Doan’s or one of the purposes ir advertised ointments are . to cure because I had ex. my knowledge of salves potto other places by mail [ can only call makesbifts lob I read in the papers. lem had the slightest effect. -@ preparation takes right stand finally stops an enwhich bothers you all day mlarly at night you are only @ to recommend it. No one . City-need be the least duabigoing to Vinton’s drug store and take a course of the ) by. all dealers. . Price 50 oster Milburn Oo, Baffalo, agents for the United er the name—Doan’se—and ibstitate. ; nfants and Children. Ch cpt lede of Old Age. New York Hotel, from the infirmit due te old-age. About seven ye since made thie place his home, a true friend._In the long years the last, Two sisters in Ireland s vive him. Deceased was a native Treland and «ged 84 years. The fune will take place temerrow morning mass, and interment will be made Lost Their Way. J. G. O'Neill, Superintendent Schools, in company with Walter Be Wednesday morning for @ trip to county for many years, was under their way, reaching their destinat worn out from their home last evenicg,and reported bh ing enjoyed themselves. on Bush Oreek yesterday afier on ‘The funeral will take place from family residence tomorrow at St. Canice Oatholic church. started for home. a point near the Purdon bridge t drove up on the bank alongside of road and the outfit wnt over grain back into the road. Hurt His Knee. the hospital, had the misfortune across the leg above the knee, and will be laid up for a few days. Maller dressed the wound. DEATH OF PIONEER. Peter Sheridan Succumbs to Infrmities Another one of Oalifornia’s pioneer residents has gone to hie last home. Peter Sheridan, who arrived in this 1 gounty in 1852, died last night at the ago he removed to this city and has was a quiet, unoatentatious man, and his residence in this county he made many friends and retained them until 10 o'clock from St. Oanice Oatholic charch in this city, with high requiem the Oatholic cemetery at Grass Valley who is here on a visit, started out early power plant at Colgate. Mr. O'Neill having béen a resident of Nevada impression that he was familiar with . all the trails, and concluded. tg make what he supposed would be a “short cut,” expecting to arrive at the power house some time in the morning. But he was mistaken and thé travelers lost late Wednesday evening, thoroughly wanderings. Fortunately they found friends who. attended to their wants. They arrived Death of Young Man * Manuel B. Enos Jr. died at his home ese Of several days with pusauonis.)~ He was a smart young man and much esteemed by all his acquaintances. .___ Deceased was aged 18 years and 8 months, and a native of Oalifornia. o'clock, noon, with special services at Over the Grade. Two young men came over to this city from Cherokee last Wednesday and purchased a load of grain, and When they reached grade. The young men are busy today with teams pulling the wagon and John Harley, who resides out near hart bis knee at the Merrifield mine. A rock fell and cut a severe gash Visit Nevada City in February. a high degree, have been invited ies ars. The Mystic Shriners are composed He State of California, and they make of spot. urof ral at they favor. They will receive a gra in general, and when they return their homes, it will be .with a feeli in come. and seven hundred. of an, the . evening Standard Bearer W. D. Kuight the . Sac-amento and Inspector Hudson but was detained on account of ba nées. jon ed, av-. praise by the visitors. The Order Oommandery. fll the 12 from her old home at Lake Oity. following were the pall bearers: R. mins. hey . the the Olarenge Foster, opened the case the defendant in an address lasting ~¢ hour. “Dimple” Lawrence were caused shells and a stake which had-been to bay. et he Dr. Domestic Troubles. La Rue’s Cough Cure Ss a Sure Shot, all TN ISTORIA . tures occasionally, but these can Life Pills around. lieve you, but cure, 25c, at Vinto Drug Store. TEAS ‘ \WV ‘ate RECEIVED and placed at ; aby wh kk ho ho ‘A FREE SAMPLE will be presented to each visitor to hie store for the next few days. PPPEPEPEEEDDDOOLONG . CONGONS CEYLONS JAPANS HYSONS GUN POWDERS > ETO., ETO. We Blend Geas. Broad Street, Nevada City, Tir cns Have Been Invited to) Enjoyable Evening. The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Improved Order-of Red Men, held an interesting session last evening, and there was a large attendance. The wives and daughters of the members were invited ‘and an interesting programme rendered. Thé third Tharsday of each month is set apart as “ladies’ night.” The programme _€, GAYLORD & 80 The Mystic Shriners, members of the Masonle fraternity who have attained visit Nevada City some time in Febraary, and no, doubt they will accept. some of the most influential business men and prominent citizens of the annual pilgrimage to some eelected These gentlemen have much influence and their visits have always redounded with benefit to the locality reception from the citizens of Nevada City in particular, and Nevada county that they were accorded a royal welThey will number between six Knights Templar. Nevada Commandery, No.6, Knights Templar, received an official visit last from Grand Commaasder W. Frank Pierce of Oakland, Grand Gillis of Yreka. Past Grand OCommander J. H. Neff was also expected, The distinguished visitors were received in a manner befitting their agulted Tank, aud were-welvomedby [Stetteus, 0. @.; 8. Lee Leiter, M. of Eminent Commander John Werry, W. who ‘bade them feel'at home. The : Commandery was thoroughly inspectthe Knights going through the various tactics, and were’ given much} the Temple was also exemplified. An elegant banquet had been prepared with an abundance of everything Grand Commander Pierce made 9n.excellent address, and complimented the About twenty memberg from Grase Valley were present. All that was mortal of the late Mrs. Ellen Howlett were laid at restin the Catholic cemetery in this city this morning. The last sad rites were performed at St. Oanice chureh and were attended by a large number of friends The Skidmore, H. O’Oonnor, J. H. Helwig, J.J. Sugbrue, M. McInerney, M. OumDisbrow on Trial RivekHEaD, L. I, January 15.—Rowland Miles, counsel for Louis A. Disbrow, on trial for causing the death of He said he would prove that the marks on the bodies of Foster and ken from Tiana Bay where the bodies were found. The first «itness for the defense was Eugene H. Smith, who testified to the finding of a stake in the It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domeastio ruplessened by having Dr, King’s New Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only reFragrant New Crop last evening was ae follows: Opening Ode— Tribe. Opening Remarks—A. D. Mason. Vocal Solo—William Sandow., Recitation—Mise Grace Jackeon. Voca] Solo— Mra. Menhennet. to’ Vocal Selo—H. Odgers. and Richards. of Vocal Solo—Miea Olara Reynolds. Instrumental Solo— Mise Clemo. Recitation—Mies man. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Menhennet. Vocal Solo—H. Odgers. Remarks—Rev. J. Sims. Closing Ode—“America.” nd to freshments were served. of B. of all the subscribers. sible. . finally breaks down. yourself, Stomach, Liver and Kidne aed yleid to the curative power lectric Bitters. anteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. D. cee Wiee men drink “Jesse select your own beverage. Inetrumental Duet—Messrs. Hyman Recitation—Miss Olara Nancarrow. Glady@ Genevieve BowAt the close of the programme reKnlghis of Pythias. The joint installation of che Knights of Pythias at Grass Valley last night was something out of the ordinary and there was a large attendance. At the conclusion of the ceremonies refreshments were served after which an imprompta programme was rendered, which was greatly appreeiated. The following officere were installed for Milo Lodge, No. 48: W. H. Dunlap, OC. O.; O, F. Brayton, V. O0.; David Richards, P.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; Geo, O: Gaylord, M. of E.; G@ W. Ogden, K, of R. and 8; W. G. Richards, M. A; W. H. Hicks, I. G.; Obarles Regular Collection. Tomorrow will be the regular four weeks’ collection day for the TaansoniPT, and our collector will call on It is hoped that everyone will settle up as close as posIt’s the old story of “murder will = out” only in this case there’s no crime. A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’s nothing and tries to hide it until she Don't deceive Take Electric Bitters at once. It has a reputation for curing troubles and will revivify your whole system. The worst forma of those maladies will Only 60c, and guarMoore’ Whisky; fools drink anything the bartender foists upon them. Be wise— he City Trustees. ’ The City Trustees beld their regular monthly meeting last evening. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved, after which the following bills were allowed: Attkisson & Robinson $12:60, Mark Shaver $20, H. Murchie $75, H. D. Shearer $50, Thomas Granville $60, James Flewellen $50, H. Towle $10, Wm. Oarr $3, South Yuba Water -Co, $874.72, N. O.N.G. BR. B. $90, A: P. Davenport $15, F. L. Marker $5, Wm. Browning $1, Thomas Polglase $250, James White $12.50, A. Brownlug $5 25, Grant Jacobs $25, B. W. McCloud $4 50, N. O. G. & E. Oo, $198 80, George W. Jones $1.25, Georee E. Turner $8 90, H. D. Shearer $18 87, Pennsylvania Engine Co. $100 55, Nevada Hose Oo, ¢11, A. B. Wolfe $6, James Dolan $5. Qity Marshal Shearer reported having co lected $277.60 from various sources during December. a The Chinese residents made applica tion for permission to use freworks during their New Year. The Oity Marshal was given power to act. The condition of the sidewalks was discussed and it was ordered that the street committee investigate the matter. There were three applications for the position of Poundmaster, bat the matter was laid over until the next meeting. Mrs. Miller Dead New Yorg, January 15—Mre, OaroStates Senator V ‘here today. Deafness Cannot be Cured — reach the diseased portion of the ear. . ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, of . imperfect hearing, tirely closed, Deafness is the result, taken out and this tube reatored to ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by St. Louis . The Higheet Priced bud the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, for an by taCatarrbh Cure. Send for circulare, free, F. J.CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 150, Hall’s Family Pills are the beat. No more suitable present fora aIYS ANTAL CAPSULES Each Capsule MIDN£ 7 Beware of useless counterft n’s Relieves Kidney & Bladder troubles at once. gentleman friend than a box of that I have an STREET FR CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce to the public urvhased the BROAD T MARKET of August Woodpecke Qity.-Marshal and one member of the line Churchill, wife of former United Naroer Miller, died by local applications ae they cannot ard that is by constitutional remedtes. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kustaehian Tube. When this tabe is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or and when it ia enand unless the inflammation’ can be its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas28 out of nothtog but an inflamed condition of catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’e halal aba agian * : GOOD GROCERIES road Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting forthe cars Nevada City Shot in a Quarrel Reppine, Jan. 15th,—W. H. Orooker was shot and possibly fatally wounded Monday in Foote’s Canyon, & ou county. The particulars of the affair, as they reached Redding yesterday, were that Orooker was at work surveying some mining claims and Ed, Hill, who claimed a portion of the ground, appeared on the scene and protested against Orooker’s running bis lines: A fight ensued and weapone were drawn by both. Hill fired first and one bullet struck Crooker in the thigh, inflicting a possibly fatal injury. Another ball struck him in the body. Hill was was arrested and will have an examitlon as soon as Orooker’s injuries are determined. 7erSteamer on Fire. Tratwz, Ireland, January 15—The British eteamer Manchester Merchant, from New Orleans, December 22d, for Manchester, anchored in Dingley Bay, today, on fire. The crew were landed and the vessel souttled to ave the cargo. The fire broke out on January 7or “there was no Gilt Kige whisky” where he’d been. “Must have been to the moon,” guessed Smith. Good guesser, that Smith. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers bave the very bets of beef, mattan and veal on hand a ail times. Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New.. When Jones was last in town he sald . < a ce Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like new @eee 15 Cents Per Package. VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great qnantities of Frult Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, sale this past week by Taylor, the Broad Street Tea merchant. The new assortment includes to Suit Your Caste Taylors Tea & Coffe House Rapp, and to solicit a share of the public patronage. Iintend to make a pumber of improvements in the place and to make an earneat effort to please my patrons. Only the beet of Vegetables, Fruits, Nate, Oandies, Poultry, eto., will be kept by me. Give me a.call, Seen W. MENHENNET Py, I make ah oe Photographs. th ead wake tists ta a first-class manner. i also frame Put up in Spectral Boxes and Sizes By “Grr” N. S. ofjMd., . Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Flagers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plein, . Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon 108 — All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada Oity: 2 p. m.to 4p. m.and7 p.m. to8p. m, Grass Nacn gy : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a, m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street, Our own A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking pert yon oarin. Bhop where he has emplo or theMog “atlas Bost of ator used and satisfaction or money refunded. _ ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below. Hicks & Dunp,8 Assay Office, Nevada City. of material guaranteed. \* 3 Binge ‘(0 0 A New Batch Just Made We sold every piece of Ohristmas and New Year Oandy in our store, and have just made up a superter lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nats and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada Oity SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. 0. AttARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Musto by Wild's Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Everything for the New Year Call in” and see our elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. We guarantee our goods to be as represented. Jewelry Repairing our specialty. C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler & ary \F oY, . { . { . \ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ad andes a3 A 00000 0 ee a a aA AALS sss006 Call and inspeet our large. and new stoek of FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS and SILK WAIST. 446464 We are receiving Goods daily SNELL @ FLEMING Corner of Broad end Pine Atreets.: CCT te . A A mn aaa 4 BIRTHDAY GIFTS “title tec eeetaaon sede abeeceie RSA on Simian REELS: that WATOHES are pre-eminently appropriate, Besides these we have other Goods, such as. en BOO RE OOO AIH 08 <a 68 OO aeiin 8 90 wei 0.00 ele Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens » s# wu ee et Te ee eg and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone West 14 WATLIOAMAKERS™ Nevada City (0 5 QOS Lumber ‘ a Whether it’s @ single stick or 100.000 fees we treat you right—. gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yerds and get our:prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. PIET) HILL LUMBBR YARDS Electric Cars Pase Telephone 521.

. Beater Mary 15,— ilbany 8 ed Wife~beatg, , i D here from a to avenge Mc i his wife, The ays; Open. The pj l beating of ra tors then Went ie da Poker Wag a ; of the mo My Y, drawing it, . Little. puffs ; a ot iron touchey if BNlties the mo, said to dety dig q al surgeon Bays v horrible tha jon, Life, va, January 15_1™ this mornlog 0oke, the bank der in the firg penalty at lite b tou i oth ful Nerve, many aman e lental Cute, Won calds, Sore Feet. there’s no need ip nica Salve yilj the trouble, I) h for Piles, tor, 2 Druggist. oc ‘ yster Cook'ail o at Britland’s, j, sold weather, ig wear. If ti dy for you, . That Fi Girdle “Corset Cotseis, Straig, es and Childr’ Corsets we lis price—t Big sale of: ce. . t sz Co. AW) anita ess TOI: ess. ww. The givios § proclamation. y values by curly ‘thanks whet ai y and special 0% e. Our 8 ange = Marmals# a Chipps, Daisly » Table Raisins, . ts, Mince [eat Wines. 4 cents per Gallot pecials for the % agiving and fess! 4 Jommercial Str) 4 a rvd RANSCRIPT q _., January'16, 1903 [MENTION Ber ——— Record of the igs. of Our People. —<—$$———— 8 is here from Aaburno. ‘Sacramento is in town. down from Waehinghere from San Franis over from French is down from North 8 is down from North is down from the on is here. from. the ne, wife of Abilena, Kanfa vieit. . of Yreka, Humboldt log this city. ; he popular merchant , is in town. dt and Philip Buhl of visitors here yesterod of French Oorral was ghts of the county seat nissioner W. W. Wagter, dae ot “Truckee's} en, was a visitor to + yesterday. , special agent for the ican Fire Insurance Oo. go, is in this city. ms of Grass Valley and f Marysville are here in the celebrated Buckeye add, who has been ere “her sister, Mrs. Obarles grned to San Francisco} ae cy anFrancisco, énce Insurance Com-} t ending a féw days. —— D returned last evening Wrancisco, where he has dence at the funeral of ass Method. January 156.—Tbe final ‘De Forest wireless telep, which the Board of lerts has been conducting between the Navy Yard pn and the Naval Academy , were brought to 4 confrday. In the pfésence of wo cipher messages were fnvepolis, and an equal } Washington. The speed ion exceeded thirty-five mote. The Navy Departchase a working outfit of it system, == ¢ $= AD ALL THIS. Know the Moment Information May of Infinite Value. } considerable to avy citiCity to know how to be ul, annoying and itchnow then that Doan’s positive remedy for all the skip, eczema, eto. ation relieves and soothes, petimony of its merit: White, miner, Niles street, epect Hill, says: “I had » time ago to use Doan’s or one of the purposes ir advertised ointments are . to cure because I had ex. my knowledge of salves potto other places by mail [ can only call makesbifts lob I read in the papers. lem had the slightest effect. -@ preparation takes right stand finally stops an enwhich bothers you all day mlarly at night you are only @ to recommend it. No one . City-need be the least duabigoing to Vinton’s drug store and take a course of the ) by. all dealers. . Price 50 oster Milburn Oo, Baffalo, agents for the United er the name—Doan’se—and ibstitate. ; nfants and Children. Ch cpt lede of Old Age. New York Hotel, from the infirmit due te old-age. About seven ye since made thie place his home, a true friend._In the long years the last, Two sisters in Ireland s vive him. Deceased was a native Treland and «ged 84 years. The fune will take place temerrow morning mass, and interment will be made Lost Their Way. J. G. O'Neill, Superintendent Schools, in company with Walter Be Wednesday morning for @ trip to county for many years, was under their way, reaching their destinat worn out from their home last evenicg,and reported bh ing enjoyed themselves. on Bush Oreek yesterday afier on ‘The funeral will take place from family residence tomorrow at St. Canice Oatholic church. started for home. a point near the Purdon bridge t drove up on the bank alongside of road and the outfit wnt over grain back into the road. Hurt His Knee. the hospital, had the misfortune across the leg above the knee, and will be laid up for a few days. Maller dressed the wound. DEATH OF PIONEER. Peter Sheridan Succumbs to Infrmities Another one of Oalifornia’s pioneer residents has gone to hie last home. Peter Sheridan, who arrived in this 1 gounty in 1852, died last night at the ago he removed to this city and has was a quiet, unoatentatious man, and his residence in this county he made many friends and retained them until 10 o'clock from St. Oanice Oatholic charch in this city, with high requiem the Oatholic cemetery at Grass Valley who is here on a visit, started out early power plant at Colgate. Mr. O'Neill having béen a resident of Nevada impression that he was familiar with . all the trails, and concluded. tg make what he supposed would be a “short cut,” expecting to arrive at the power house some time in the morning. But he was mistaken and thé travelers lost late Wednesday evening, thoroughly wanderings. Fortunately they found friends who. attended to their wants. They arrived Death of Young Man * Manuel B. Enos Jr. died at his home ese Of several days with pusauonis.)~ He was a smart young man and much esteemed by all his acquaintances. .___ Deceased was aged 18 years and 8 months, and a native of Oalifornia. o'clock, noon, with special services at Over the Grade. Two young men came over to this city from Cherokee last Wednesday and purchased a load of grain, and When they reached grade. The young men are busy today with teams pulling the wagon and John Harley, who resides out near hart bis knee at the Merrifield mine. A rock fell and cut a severe gash Visit Nevada City in February. a high degree, have been invited ies ars. The Mystic Shriners are composed He State of California, and they make of spot. urof ral at they favor. They will receive a gra in general, and when they return their homes, it will be .with a feeli in come. and seven hundred. of an, the . evening Standard Bearer W. D. Kuight the . Sac-amento and Inspector Hudson but was detained on account of ba nées. jon ed, av-. praise by the visitors. The Order Oommandery. fll the 12 from her old home at Lake Oity. following were the pall bearers: R. mins. hey . the the Olarenge Foster, opened the case the defendant in an address lasting ~¢ hour. “Dimple” Lawrence were caused shells and a stake which had-been to bay. et he Dr. Domestic Troubles. La Rue’s Cough Cure Ss a Sure Shot, all TN ISTORIA . tures occasionally, but these can Life Pills around. lieve you, but cure, 25c, at Vinto Drug Store. TEAS ‘ \WV ‘ate RECEIVED and placed at ; aby wh kk ho ho ‘A FREE SAMPLE will be presented to each visitor to hie store for the next few days. PPPEPEPEEEDDDOOLONG . CONGONS CEYLONS JAPANS HYSONS GUN POWDERS > ETO., ETO. We Blend Geas.. Broad Street, Nevada City, Tir cns Have Been Invited to) Enjoyable Evening. The members of Wyoming Tribe, No. 49, Improved Order-of Red Men, held an interesting session last evening, and there was a large attendance. The wives and daughters of the members were invited ‘and an interesting programme rendered. Thé third Tharsday of each month is set apart as “ladies’ night.” The programme _€, GAYLORD & 80 The Mystic Shriners, members of the Masonle fraternity who have attained visit Nevada City some time in Febraary, and no, doubt they will accept. some of the most influential business men and prominent citizens of the annual pilgrimage to some eelected These gentlemen have much influence and their visits have always redounded with benefit to the locality reception from the citizens of Nevada City in particular, and Nevada county that they were accorded a royal welThey will number between six Knights Templar. Nevada Commandery, No.6, Knights Templar, received an official visit last from Grand Commaasder W. Frank Pierce of Oakland, Grand Gillis of Yreka. Past Grand OCommander J. H. Neff was also expected, The distinguished visitors were received in a manner befitting their agulted Tank, aud were-welvomedby [Stetteus, 0. @.; 8. Lee Leiter, M. of Eminent Commander John Werry, W. who ‘bade them feel'at home. The : Commandery was thoroughly inspectthe Knights going through the various tactics, and were’ given much} the Temple was also exemplified. An elegant banquet had been prepared with an abundance of everything

Grand Commander Pierce made 9n.excellent address, and complimented the About twenty memberg from Grase Valley were present. All that was mortal of the late Mrs. Ellen Howlett were laid at restin the Catholic cemetery in this city this morning. The last sad rites were performed at St. Oanice chureh and were attended by a large number of friends The Skidmore, H. O’Oonnor, J. H. Helwig, J.J. Sugbrue, M. McInerney, M. OumDisbrow on Trial RivekHEaD, L. I, January 15.—Rowland Miles, counsel for Louis A. Disbrow, on trial for causing the death of He said he would prove that the marks on the bodies of Foster and ken from Tiana Bay where the bodies were found. The first «itness for the defense was Eugene H. Smith, who testified to the finding of a stake in the It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domeastio ruplessened by having Dr, King’s New Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles. They not only reFragrant New Crop last evening was ae follows: Opening Ode— Tribe. Opening Remarks—A. D. Mason. Vocal Solo—William Sandow., Recitation—Mise Grace Jackeon. Voca] Solo— Mra. Menhennet. to’ Vocal Selo—H. Odgers. and Richards. of Vocal Solo—Miea Olara Reynolds. Instrumental Solo— Mise Clemo. Recitation—Mies man. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Menhennet. Vocal Solo—H. Odgers. Remarks—Rev. J. Sims. Closing Ode—“America.” nd to freshments were served. of B. of all the subscribers. sible. . finally breaks down. yourself, Stomach, Liver and Kidne aed yleid to the curative power lectric Bitters. anteed by W. D. Vinton, Druggist. D. cee Wiee men drink “Jesse select your own beverage. Inetrumental Duet—Messrs. Hyman Recitation—Miss Olara Nancarrow. Glady@ Genevieve BowAt the close of the programme reKnlghis of Pythias. The joint installation of che Knights of Pythias at Grass Valley last night was something out of the ordinary and there was a large attendance. At the conclusion of the ceremonies refreshments were served after which an imprompta programme was rendered, which was greatly appreeiated. The following officere were installed for Milo Lodge, No. 48: W. H. Dunlap, OC. O.; O, F. Brayton, V. O0.; David Richards, P.; J. E. Isaac, M. of F.; Geo, O: Gaylord, M. of E.; G@ W. Ogden, K, of R. and 8; W. G. Richards, M. A; W. H. Hicks, I. G.; Obarles Regular Collection. Tomorrow will be the regular four weeks’ collection day for the TaansoniPT, and our collector will call on It is hoped that everyone will settle up as close as posIt’s the old story of “murder will = out” only in this case there’s no crime. A woman feels run down, has backache or dyspepsia and thinks it’s nothing and tries to hide it until she Don't deceive Take Electric Bitters at once. It has a reputation for curing troubles and will revivify your whole system. The worst forma of those maladies will Only 60c, and guarMoore’ Whisky; fools drink anything the bartender foists upon them. Be wise— he City Trustees. ’ The City Trustees beld their regular monthly meeting last evening. The minutes of the previous meeting were read and approved, after which the following bills were allowed: Attkisson & Robinson $12:60, Mark Shaver $20, H. Murchie $75, H. D. Shearer $50, Thomas Granville $60, James Flewellen $50, H. Towle $10, Wm. Oarr $3, South Yuba Water -Co, $874.72, N. O.N.G. BR. B. $90, A: P. Davenport $15, F. L. Marker $5, Wm. Browning $1, Thomas Polglase $250, James White $12.50, A. Brownlug $5 25, Grant Jacobs $25, B. W. McCloud $4 50, N. O. G. & E. Oo, $198 80, George W. Jones $1.25, Georee E. Turner $8 90, H. D. Shearer $18 87, Pennsylvania Engine Co. $100 55, Nevada Hose Oo, ¢11, A. B. Wolfe $6, James Dolan $5. Qity Marshal Shearer reported having co lected $277.60 from various sources during December. a The Chinese residents made applica tion for permission to use freworks during their New Year. The Oity Marshal was given power to act. The condition of the sidewalks was discussed and it was ordered that the street committee investigate the matter. There were three applications for the position of Poundmaster, bat the matter was laid over until the next meeting. Mrs. Miller Dead New Yorg, January 15—Mre, OaroStates Senator V ‘here today. Deafness Cannot be Cured — reach the diseased portion of the ear. . ‘There is only one way to cure deafness, of . imperfect hearing, tirely closed, Deafness is the result, taken out and this tube reatored to ten are caused by Oatarrh, which is the mucous services. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by St. Louis . The Higheet Priced bud the Best Quality, SOLD EVERYWHERE, for an by taCatarrbh Cure. Send for circulare, free, F. J.CHENEY & Co. Props, Toledo, O, Sold by druggists, price 150, Hall’s Family Pills are the beat. No more suitable present fora aIYS ANTAL CAPSULES Each Capsule MIDN£ 7 Beware of useless counterft n’s Relieves Kidney & Bladder troubles at once. gentleman friend than a box of that I have an STREET FR CHANGED HANDS I desire to announce to the public urvhased the BROAD T MARKET of August Woodpecke Qity.-Marshal and one member of the line Churchill, wife of former United Naroer Miller, died by local applications ae they cannot ard that is by constitutional remedtes. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Kustaehian Tube. When this tabe is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or and when it ia enand unless the inflammation’ can be its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cas28 out of nothtog but an inflamed condition of catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall’e halal aba agian * : GOOD GROCERIES road Street Make our place your headquarters while waiting forthe cars Nevada City Shot in a Quarrel Reppine, Jan. 15th,—W. H. Orooker was shot and possibly fatally wounded Monday in Foote’s Canyon, & ou county. The particulars of the affair, as they reached Redding yesterday, were that Orooker was at work surveying some mining claims and Ed, Hill, who claimed a portion of the ground, appeared on the scene and protested against Orooker’s running bis lines: A fight ensued and weapone were drawn by both. Hill fired first and one bullet struck Crooker in the thigh, inflicting a possibly fatal injury. Another ball struck him in the body. Hill was was arrested and will have an examitlon as soon as Orooker’s injuries are determined. 7erSteamer on Fire. Tratwz, Ireland, January 15—The British eteamer Manchester Merchant, from New Orleans, December 22d, for Manchester, anchored in Dingley Bay, today, on fire. The crew were landed and the vessel souttled to ave the cargo. The fire broke out on January 7or “there was no Gilt Kige whisky” where he’d been. “Must have been to the moon,” guessed Smith. Good guesser, that Smith. Good Meats. Oolley Brothers bave the very bets of beef, mattan and veal on hand a ail times. Dry Gloves Cleaner Is Something New... When Jones was last in town he sald . < a ce Cleans dirty gloves and makes them look like new @eee 15 Cents Per Package.. VINTON’S Pharmacy, Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great qnantities of Frult Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, sale this past week by Taylor, the Broad Street Tea merchant. The new assortment includes to Suit Your Caste Taylors Tea & Coffe House Rapp, and to solicit a share of the public patronage. Iintend to make a pumber of improvements in the place and to make an earneat effort to please my patrons. Only the beet of Vegetables, Fruits, Nate, Oandies, Poultry, eto., will be kept by me. Give me a.call, Seen W. MENHENNET Py, I make ah oe Photographs. th ead wake tists ta a first-class manner. i also frame Put up in Spectral Boxes and Sizes By “Grr” N. S. ofjMd., . Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Flagers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plein, . Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you something good. Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon 108 — All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada Oity: 2 p. m.to 4p. m.and7 p.m. to8p. m, Grass Nacn gy : Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, 10a, m. to 12 m. Grass Valley office, Bree Building. Nevada Oity office and residence on Nevada street, Our own A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking pert yon oarin. Bhop where he has emplo or theMog “atlas Bost of ator used and satisfaction or money refunded. _ ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below. Hicks & Dunp,8 Assay Office, Nevada City. of material guaranteed. \* 3 Binge ‘(0 0 A New Batch Just Made We sold every piece of Ohristmas and New Year Oandy in our store, and have just made up a superter lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nats and Bananas, TEGLER’S, Oommercial Street, Nevada Oity SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY 0, N. G. 0. AttARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Musto by Wild's Orchestra, Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free Everything for the New Year Call in” and see our elegant line of Diamonds, Jewelry, Cut Glass, etc. We guarantee our goods to be as represented. Jewelry Repairing our specialty. C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler & ary \F oY, . { . { . \ J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ad andes a3 A 00000 0 ee a a aA AALS sss006 Call and inspeet our large. and new stoek of FRENCH FLANNEL WAISTS and SILK WAIST. 446464 We are receiving Goods daily SNELL @ FLEMING Corner of Broad end Pine Atreets.: CCT te . A A mn aaa 4 BIRTHDAY GIFTS “title tec eeetaaon sede abeeceie RSA on Simian REELS: that WATOHES are pre-eminently appropriate, Besides these we have other Goods, such as.. en BOO RE OOO AIH 08 <a 68 OO aeiin 8 90 wei 0.00 ele Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, Parker Fountain Pens » s# wu ee et Te ee eg and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone West 14 WATLIOAMAKERS™ Nevada City (0 5 QOS Lumber ‘ a Whether it’s @ single stick or 100.000 fees we treat you right—. gave you money on every bill. Our lumber is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yerds and get our:prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. PIET) HILL LUMBBR YARDS Electric Cars Pase Telephone 521.