January 20, 1899 (4 pages)

= ? “PERSONAL POINTERS, . GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old) D.y's Record of Our Neighbors as Told tion of the Brain,“ and Young. Over The Telephone. The Vote on U. S. Senator Gua Berg, whoa few days ago suc-. Jobn Nancarrow Jr. bas gone to OreChas. Nathan is up from San FranShowed No Change. eae a=. ae ALL STOOD. AIS LAST TRIP. . . , P AT: TOD AY. A Young Stage Driver Dies of InflammaTHE TRANSCRIPT. ished ni cept B cceisge othe Lda Holidays by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. ceeded Matt B. Dailey as driver on the . gon. cisco for a few days. Nevada City and Marysville stage line,. Harvey. Cotger is laid Thomas Luke an old resident here, died of inflammation of the brain at. grip. is up from Stockton on a visit. ° about three o’clock this morning at the} Mrs. W. H. True of North San Juan Pual Morateur Jr. is laid up with residence of William Nelson in Grass . is here. chronic rheumatism and malaria. : Valley. He wastwenty years old. His} W.L. Mobley came down today from] Justice Green today sent William brother arrived this afternoon at Grass . North Bloomfield. White to jail for ten days for vagrancy. Valley and will take the body to Marys-. J, F. Brown, a merchant at Colfax,} George Murphy, thé shoe man, has ville for burial. His father died last . was in town today: returned from a visit to San Francisco, month in Marysville and his‘mother is} A. 8. Bigelow is in town today °D/” john Renwick, a mining blackawith sick there now. ? * his way from Oakland to Columbia} 414 9 well known Give Son, is critiYoung Berg was taken sick at Rough . Hill. ; : cally ill with pneumonia. and Ready Tuesday and had tv turn} Sam Renfree Junior is laid up withal afr. Josie Van Etten who arrived a the reins over to Jesse Ennor who. sprained ankle. o deck Ago feo Carson, Nevada, died finished the trip to this city for him.} Olifford McCatchan is recovering geste ane aftertoon in @ lodging house ‘The sick man rapidly grew worse that) trom amatteck of grip. from the effects of a surgical operation night and it took the whole Schroeder] J.B. Tregloan was here last night on . 4+ she ehere to have performed. family to manage him in the deliriam . bis way from San Francisco to WashHer husband and daughter arrived just that soon ensued. On Wednesday hej ington, . after death occured. The body was was bronght to Grass Valley that he} Thomas Harry \lett today for Silver] tien to Carson today. might have the attention of: trained . City Idaho. ‘2 : ; Bsnurses and constant medical services. Mrs. Clara Byrne, who has been vis4 . Yesterday he was rational and appeared iting here for several weeks, returned pics ne ree wart ri to be mending rapidly. Last evening . today to Moore’s Flat. icharadson § vai e ng 7 a relapse came and he sank rapidly. Mrs. Wood Ramsdell (formerly Carembalming parlors, Broad street “Neaod rie Greeley of this city) is seriously ill vada City. TRIAL JURY DRAWN. ather home in Michigan Bluff, Placer county, and her niece, Miss Helen G. . : Thirty-Five Freeholders Chosen to Serve in the Superior Court. Cooper, has gone there to attend her. In the Superior Court this afternoon A RELONY CHARGE. , A New Complaint Lodged Against Denpa pee tae eer keds Febro-. nis, McCloskey and Bearcsley. Nevada Township—George W. Dun-. This afternoon Policeman Kilroy ster, J. J. Sclimidt, L. H. Aumer, A.S filed a complaint charging Charles Lord, G. W. Ragon, J. M. Murphy, W. Dennis, James McCloskey and Arthur H Norton, W.J. Britland, B.C. Waite, Beardsley with assault with a force}. Sacinel Eddy, W. J. Orgao, J.B. Tally,. !kely to produce great bodily injary. L. A. Jewett, James Kitts. i It is a felony charge and will come up Grass Valley—Jobn Berriman, W. B. in a justice court for preliminary hearVan Orden, G. W. Cunningham, Riching. If defendants are held there they ard-Davies Sr., W. J. Miller, G. O. Tre-. must be tried in the Superior Court. mewen, H. Pillard, E. H. Melarkey, Geo. The warrants were turned over to Griffin, James Blodgett, Charles H. 8? officer and the arrests are probably Nettle, Robert Brydon, W. H. Crase, made by this time. P. Hawkins, Thos. L. Plummer, John This charge grows out of the assault Penhall. : of the three young men on officer KilWashington—JHi. amine. + ees “ “ ne even: copula mnhen Cut these coupons out and bring them to Eureka—Wm. McLean, John Hippert. they beat him severely. _ . onr store, with the required amount of cash. Bloomfield—J. D. Ostrom, H. P. Lar-. They were tried once in a justice. Watch these Coupons closely, for we sen. 3 F court for battery and the jury disachange them daily. greed. ; Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. up with the FRIDAY JAN. 20, 1899 MINES AND MINING, The Coplons Storms Give “Promise of a Prosperous Year. The storms since January, Ist have been so heavy and the fail of snow 80 great, that reports from the mountains all agree that there will be no shortage of water in the ensuing season. The gold production for this year will undoubtedly exceed that of last year by several“iillions. Over two hundred stalgps in Tuolumne county were started up in the last ten days, and every stamp in Angels ’ Camp is once more dropping. The discovery of the channel in the Eureka Drift Mining Company’s ground, Forest Hill divide, was noted last week. Since breaking through into the cement filling of the channel pieces of drift wood have been found, and Superintendent Chappellet has sent some of the pieces \down to the office of the company. One piece, apparently pine, embracing a knot, was quite well preserved. Others were quite soft and were quite easily broken up between one’s fingers. This drift was encountered at least four or five hundred feet under the surface and a quarter of a mile in the mountain. The finding of the drift is further evidence of the discovery of the channel the company has been working so long to find. Superintendent W. R. Phomas of the Central Eureka, informs the, Sutter Oreek record that everything is progressing finely at his mine. By last Saturday night he expected to have the water out of the nine hundred level. The shaft, and everything in fact, was found in excellent shape, so there is not likely to be any delay in driving ahead the work of development under the new regime. The Argonaut mine, located between Greenwood and Georgetown, El Dorado county, is giving up another rich pocket. The rock which Davis and Farmer struck several weeks ago is nothing compared to what they have taken out within the past few days Chunks from the size of a man’s fist to that of a man’s head, almost solid gold, For full size Warseilles Quilts, At Maher & Co’s Today. , = adel Romors That the Break “Will Come . Next Monday. bis old wom ory. Inthee county fre and establish frail from C fille: It wa se and had a } 1859 or 1860. band John, f important r ved up to Nig > road con Mountain Hi: Spectal to the TRANSCRIPT. SacraMENTo, Jan. 20.—The balloting for U. §. Senator today résulted the same as yesterday. Two ballots were taken—the 24th and 25th, both being as follows: 2 : Ladies, one bargain more, and this one 1s the best of all. The most useful of all. The most lasting of all. Today Maher & Co. J Have placed in their window one Tot. of fine Marseilles Quilts, full size, ready for use, sold at $1.50 each. OUR PRICE TODAY isQ5c each. z me = } Only one spread to each person, so they. will get distributed ‘around. [the reputatic ghest resorts ‘classed by . De Vries Today it is being whispered about that there is to be a break inthe deadiock next Monday, but no reasonable foundation for the supposition can be unearthed after diligent investigation. SIERRA COUNTY SIFTINGS. The News in Last Wednesday's Enterprise Boiled Down. . fhe Sierra Buttes mine commenced work again Tuesday. Mrs. F. D. Soward has been quite ill for several days past, but is now improving. : A keno game at Doc Stewart’s saloon has been occupying the attention of our local sports. : Quitea number of the Mountain House people have been ill with grip, but are now improving. There will be au eutertainment followed by a grand ball af Sierra City on March 17th for the benefit of the Catholic church. Clarence Hooper of Forest is circulating a petition for the 6ffice of Supervisor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. W. Phillips. Davis Donohoe, an attorney, was here last week on business connected with the Alaska mine at Pike City. feiters and ot! se it was got hes were conc ninals fled f . by the of lic shunned y might, for r and several fsection of ¢ 8. In conseq bry reputatio: eler approa ger Tent with ithed easier /miles away f Mother” Rom: ins of the der ‘a shrewd, fee for the main faults she wa ) : ed away ap ve io) ie d there for SCHIII DT BROS., b er house ° LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, 3 of the lat Pine Street..ccccesseeee .Nevada City Cal $1 Worth of Tomatoes AT WOLF’S. NOIR Y Good until EE HOc FEB. 19, ‘8 ; s & 10c 0% See “Them Today--Tomorrow may be too late. Bespectfully, Maher & Co. KEED YOUR EYE ON THIS AD It Means Money For “You, We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. ly that she v ‘and her est ” The Sheri pugh at her p bout nine ye i suddenly, + ‘granddaught ig with her + ‘old woman . eee Mail Seven Hours Late-.: A Central Pacific car loaded with AN explanation of Rudyard Kipling’s coal and attached to freight. train No. ij aversion to interviews is found in his 8, jumped the track in a cut two ‘miles own ‘assertion, made in reference to anwest Of Auburn yesterday afternoon, ‘other, matter: “I'm easily excited; blockading the road. The wrecking when excited: I speak off-hand, and. ~ train was sent from Sacramento to when I. ‘speak off-hand I am liable to 10c Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which ‘is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, ——IN sTOCK—— are being discovered daily. The mine is owned by John Smith of Greenwood. J. E. Burton has deeded to G. E. Tarbell the extension of the Green Mountain mine in Ohili Gulch, Calaveras county. ‘lhis property—is-being mined for the large quartz crystals that location has become famous for. The estate ef Justian Caire is also interested in claims in that vicinity. The celebrated Gum Koot quartz mine of Scott river, Siskiyou county, which prospected so handsomely some time ago, bus been taken by D. H. Moffatt of Denver, Col., who is making arrangements to work it on an extensive scale. Rich ore bas been encountered in the Potzabee mine, Amador county, in the neighborhood of 140 feet in the drift below the winze where the $40 rock was taken from above. The Governor of Minnesota and others are negotiating for the purchase of the Crandall mine, located in North Ravine, Ophir district Placer county. The old Springfield ‘mine in El Dorado county, which was abandoned ata depth of 17U0 feet some years ago, received attention about eighteen months \ A large deer was killed Tuesday Mr. Donohoe stated that the company would very likely begin operations on the mine in the near future. At the organization of the Whist Club last Friday evening at the residence of Sheriff A. ©. Busch, Hon. Stanley A. Smith was elected President, W. I. Redding Secretary and . Miss.Alice Strange Treasurer. morning on the point below town by August Costa. It came over the hill near the foundry and followed the river down, passing under both Jersey and Durgan bridges, and was ascending the hill back of the Howe residence when August shot it. The Downieville Stage Company is having a rough time of. it so far this winter. Tne mail that left here Saturday morning for Camptonville did not get any further than tbe Mountain House that evening. The horses were so tired that the driver, Henry Smith, apd Geo. Ryan who was assisting bim, were compelled to leave the sleigh at the watering trough and go on with the mail and horses to the Mountain House. The lower mail due here Saturwith Americans. out.” small. clear the track, and” it was_about 7 o’clovk before trains were able to pass. As a result the-mail and passenger train. due here last evening at five o'clock did not arrive till midnight. a aS = 3 Tue soldier boys in Manila say that the Spaniards and natives there iovariable tarn to-the left_ instead of to the right in passing others on the sidewalks and in the streets, and conseqiently there are numerous Ccojlisions “Ygs, sir,” said the mad in_cell 711, ‘time was when I was admittéd to the very best houses.” “And what brought you here?” “They caught the coming No woman was ever burt by a present from a man of gloves two sizes too Say much more than I care to be responsible for.” Buiinxs—Do you suppose it’s ever possible to come anywhere near the size of-a man’s income? Jinks—Yes; just take the figure he gives to the Assessor, add 4t to the figure he tells his friend and then divide the result by two, and you’ll have it near enough. é At PARTING be had tenderly kissed the gleaming shoulders that rose out of the filmy ball gown’s emdrace. That night: while sweetly sleeping in his narrow bed, by chanee his lips touched the kalsomined wall. “Darling!” he murmured. (Set InsuRE YOuRSEL? against the attacks of fevers, pneumonia and other serious and prostrating disease by taking a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilia now. Hoop’s Pius are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy to operate. ee ] Just the thing for the table: Fleur De Lis Preserves and Jellies, at Geo. C. Gaylord & Son’s. _——+ee+ IAL CUT THIS OUT. Heteren ree i ; ‘ we a a ae aN’ ak VPP aw 'This Coupon and 90 cents in eash _ will pu: chase $l Worth Rolled Oats, % : im GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D «“WOLF’S.” Good until Feb. 19, 1899. NEVADA CITY THEATER. Tuesday Even'é, January 24th. The Famous Musical Organi. zation The Alfred Wilkie: BOSTON IDEALS, Presenting the choicest OPERATIC GEMS, MUSICAL SKETCHES, POPULAR AIRS BOHEMIAN CLUB . LA ROSA HARMONIA How Natural a Wrens, etl It\is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, and especially isthis true of the photographs taken by the finest quality, M O O RE, and up to date. Studio on York Street. Whose work is of American Laundry, SACRAMENTO, ————_ T. J. TORPIE, Agent for Nevada City. —_—— ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store junetion of Main and Coyote. streets, will receive prompt attention, : : js Choice Leg Wine for family and medici nal . aed . Special selection of Fine Wine for family use. Genulne Imported Swiss, Limburger and .,. Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever browne here. Particular attention paid tg f--ntily orders. 4 i7 Party at Indian Fiat. If the weather is favorable Saturday night there will be a sociai dance at. Union hall, Indian Fiat. Gentlemen 50 cents. All invited. No I2nch will he served. jll-td . GRAND. MASQUERADE : BALL TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY -HALL, FRIDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 8d, ‘99, —BY— Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. The list of prizes will consist of prizes for the best. dressed lady and gentleman ; for the best sustained characters. iady and gen. went to the he most. of th STOCK ME onvention is . . in rank Aumer “other cattler ing much int ienal livesto h century to "Tabor Opera do, next Tue: hion during f vhen this con ned it will t the fourth 5 racter since bmas Jefferso ed States atry was con jhe Territory § less than th estock in the foday the bu: ry county of its 50,000,000 IS YOUR’ HAR TURNING GRAY ? What does your mirror say? Does it tell you of some little streaks of gray? Are you pleased? Do your friends of the same age show this loss of power alsoP . Just remember that gray hair never becomes darker without help, while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins. And Impersonations. day afternoon from Camptonville did g not reach us until Monday afternoon They were two days breaking through the %Suow from Camptonville to the Mountain House, a distance of 12 miles Much snow fell. on the mountains during the last storm. ————_+ eee BRIEF MENTION. Ainor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, successors to F. C. Luetje. Fair weather tonight and tomorrow is scheduled by the signal service. ; John Swart, the pioneer photographer, will tomorrow re-open his gallery on Piae street. Just received, a line of the Fleur De Lis Preserves and Jellies. Nothing finer. Geo. C. Gaylord & Son., Broad street. Tom Black, a vagrant who had been serving thirty days in the county jail, was discharged today and officer Carr escorted him to Colfax. Jack Prandi, who got: drunk and dis orderly night before last, went before Justice Holbrook yesterday evening and pleaded guilty to one charge and paid atwenty dollar fine. A second charge against him was dismissed, Don’t miss. the big street parade of Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin tomorrow noon. .It almcust equals a circus in length, with two brass bands, The only colored lady drum corps, many fine dogs, mate and female .drum majors, a long line of beautiful bangers, flags, etc. : tleman ; speciat al for the finest eoner dries costume (iady),a hat from, Miss b. Hoeft : special pes. for original character ot elipuers from John Webber ; essed a richest costumed ade banquet by Rector Bros. ; second best ressed roup, 1 doz. Paris Panel photos, by Moore; ant comedian, box of “Woodpeckers,” by Wau. Giffa. , sheep, 50,000, ses and mule Am. incompré bs of this v: } personnel A NBYE j People Ni “Unel there will be pither the m nance of “U trow. The we’s historic avorite witl in, and the: formance, D ixcellence no is said to of the pla: ong time, 8 of some ¢ » The cha ga, Little } sented, and a singers al .give a rea scenic ant Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. ~~ ceeGo To The Uwl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-tf e@o Homann’s business is daily. ago from A. Harpending and Judge Williams. Work was started some distance from the old sbaft, and the product has been surprisingly rich. Fifteen stamps are in operation during the day only and the daily clean-up is $1,000. The company is about-to sink a sbaft on the footwall to a vertical depth of 500 feet. ee eee Burial of Mrs. Huwe. The funeral of Mrs. H. J. Howe took place yesterday from the Rough and -Ready schoolhouse and the burial took place in the cemetery at that town. The services were under the auspices of Mountain Rose Lodge of Rebekahs, and Rev. John R. Williams preached the sermon. There were a large number of people at the funeral. Mrs. Howe leaves a husband and three children. ALFRED WILKIE BERTHA CLARKE Impersonator, Oaricaturist . , M:RGARET DAVIS The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can RECEPTION COMMITTEE-—Sheriff Dana B. Getehell, Marshal E. A. Tompkins, John Waters, J.C. Rieh . ks may be r . H. wWtodo procured at Wm, H. Cra 25 Cents: 50 Cents. 75 Cents. Reserved seats at Foley’s, begiuning on Monday. always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kept on ane, ate oe . es van kde bis esse J re,” “Thomas Taylor,” *‘ ar P Ry and “Robin Hood.” rt increasing d5-tf ADMISSION : Per couple, 31. Ladies [in mask] 25 cents. Spectators, 50 cents. Children, Wm. J. Britiana, [2° ©": A. O. U. W. REUNION, Grand Ball, Drill and Concert At Armory Hall, Wednesday Evening, February 22d, #899. i“ The Gem Saloon, . CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. Notice of. Sale. E 5 bec tn IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN NX pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of Ca:ifornia, made on the 18th day of peauary. my 1899, in the of the of 3. deceased, the undersigned, the Under the auspices of The A. 0. U. W. Drill Team of Nevada City Lodge. Shurtleff, Admiulstrator ot veld estate, will sell at pubauction, ie bidd: cash, can be accommodated with fine gold coin of ¢ the United Sta ‘and subject : con: on sa! or ‘‘ourt, on Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars . THURSDAY, the oth day of FEBRUARY, But the cutue of them all is the Old . 29%, at 12 o'slock M. of said day, in front o GEM, which has had such a good. the Court House in Nevada City, said county reputation for so many” years feud S:ate, ail the right, title and interest and ROP IN YE WHO HAVE Remember That It Will Be the Season’s Greatest Society Event. . Prof. Wiltd’s Orchestra of Seven Pieces. ; Floor to Be Canvased and Hall Beautifully Decorated. Floor Managers. GEORGE DUNSTER JR. «>. ED. WILLIAMS. Floor Committee. : Cleveland W. Carpenter, C. L. Harris, John Kilroy,,. Herbert Kitts, Ladis Walling, Jobn Sullivan,, : L. A. Garthe, . G. H. McIntire, Grass Valley— Will Parsons, Dan Deeble, Fred Smith, M. J. Brock. os Owing to the great number of attractions the Grand March: will be gin at 9 o’clock sharp. A feature of the evening will be a COMPETITIVE DRILL FOR A SILVER MOUNTED GAVEL, between the teams of Grass Valley Lodge, No. 51, and Nevada City Lodge, No. 52. : , _ ‘THE LADIES’ DRILL ‘TEAM of Nevada City Lodge, Degree will give an exhibition drill. There are many places where you ‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. Ii is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. Address,F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, prive Tic. per bottle. : : Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, — d6-tf EVE of his death, and all the r title and ineoteeczcnandinn vA casmektens the aaid Boor thy es by operation of law or ot ise ucquired other than or in addition to t of the said S. M, Shurtleff at the time of his death, in and to all that certain Jet, piece and parcel of land and sown it ot in Wye Oley of Nevada. sald county aud State a: t on 0) lot 2 block No. 46, vin: Bounded northerly by and the mane este! rem ses Foreman, souther pride g Prd easterly scene for by premises of ley, with improveile. ments situated thereon. _ ee Termsand —o of sale: — the United States, ter per cent of the purchase money to be pai to the Administrator at, the time of sale, Dalaune Gn Giathinnainn of sale by said ueoreey Court. Deed at the exjeuse of pur ir. C. C. WRISENBURGER, Adwinistrator of the estate of 5. M, ShurtDated January 18th, 1899. Sw THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, «Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars {Steam Beer. a Specialty. Call and eceas. Wewill make your visit * vce's old stand, Mala The Leading Flour. Taking iam EK removing ings on el mine xery gov ten will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It is just as sure as that heat melts snow, or that water quenches fire. It cleanses the scalp also and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulbs of the hair making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair from falling out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair aswell, oy SBS of Honor, }} PROGRAM OF THE ENTERTAINMENT. (To follow the and pr le the drills.) String Quartette....Mrs. H. S. Spalding, Misses Ada Manning and \ Ida Wilhelm and Dr. Gecil Corwin, of Grass Valley Vocal Solo. .>.0.3-.--+-+++-++4+s00%+-.«Miss Annie Webber of Nevada City Remarks....--+-+:+:-++e:+++.--Past Grand Master Vinter of San Jose whine Solo, “Belle of Nevada City” two step, — i orchestral accomPAMIMENLE. . 2. ieee ee eeeeeeeee eee .:.-H. L. Sweeney of Nevada City . ’ A Drawmet’s Yarns... eeer ess . Andy Hampel, Commercial Truveler. Vocal Solo. . 5. ee secseeceees ..+-,»Miss Ida Wilhelm of Grass Valley . : A Special Trala will leave Grass Valley at 7:45 p.m. P : reopened. In th tt Red2 Fie. op. 1 ‘assengers can re-. ' ae aa Bucs gdiotsypcaosecte'v idle turn to Grass Valley at 1 o’clock and at 5:20a.m. Round trip fare, 50 cents. for lack of water and some forty men BALL TICKETS, (admitting one couple) 8 ae Extra Ladies:... Peeede : who would otherwise be at work are Gallery Tickets, ladies and childre out of employment. \ Gallery Tickets, gentlemen.... . ae! r0 The . y, always —---— +The Reddik Stilt Idle. It will probably be a week or ten days under the most favorable circumstances before the Central ditch can be a To Per : Remember theba Ve

= ? “PERSONAL POINTERS, . GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Dally Chronicle of the Doings of Old) D.y's Record of Our Neighbors as Told tion of the Brain,“ and Young. Over The Telephone. The Vote on U. S. Senator Gua Berg, whoa few days ago suc-. Jobn Nancarrow Jr. bas gone to OreChas. Nathan is up from San FranShowed No Change. eae a=. ae ALL STOOD. AIS LAST TRIP. . . , P AT: TOD AY. A Young Stage Driver Dies of InflammaTHE TRANSCRIPT. ished ni cept B cceisge othe Lda Holidays by. BROWN & CALKINS. N. P, BROWN. L. 6. CALKINS. ceeded Matt B. Dailey as driver on the . gon. cisco for a few days. Nevada City and Marysville stage line,. Harvey. Cotger is laid Thomas Luke an old resident here, died of inflammation of the brain at. grip. is up from Stockton on a visit. ° about three o’clock this morning at the} Mrs. W. H. True of North San Juan Pual Morateur Jr. is laid up with residence of William Nelson in Grass . is here. chronic rheumatism and malaria. : Valley. He wastwenty years old. His} W.L. Mobley came down today from] Justice Green today sent William brother arrived this afternoon at Grass . North Bloomfield. White to jail for ten days for vagrancy. Valley and will take the body to Marys-. J, F. Brown, a merchant at Colfax,} George Murphy, thé shoe man, has ville for burial. His father died last . was in town today: returned from a visit to San Francisco, month in Marysville and his‘mother is} A. 8. Bigelow is in town today °D/” john Renwick, a mining blackawith sick there now. ? * his way from Oakland to Columbia} 414 9 well known Give Son, is critiYoung Berg was taken sick at Rough . Hill. ; : cally ill with pneumonia. and Ready Tuesday and had tv turn} Sam Renfree Junior is laid up withal afr. Josie Van Etten who arrived a the reins over to Jesse Ennor who. sprained ankle. o deck Ago feo Carson, Nevada, died finished the trip to this city for him.} Olifford McCatchan is recovering geste ane aftertoon in @ lodging house ‘The sick man rapidly grew worse that) trom amatteck of grip.. from the effects of a surgical operation night and it took the whole Schroeder] J.B. Tregloan was here last night on . 4+ she ehere to have performed. family to manage him in the deliriam . bis way from San Francisco to WashHer husband and daughter arrived just that soon ensued. On Wednesday hej ington, . after death occured. The body was was bronght to Grass Valley that he} Thomas Harry \lett today for Silver] tien to Carson today. might have the attention of: trained . City Idaho. ‘2 : ; Bsnurses and constant medical services. Mrs. Clara Byrne, who has been vis4 . Yesterday he was rational and appeared iting here for several weeks, returned pics ne ree wart ri to be mending rapidly. Last evening . today to Moore’s Flat. icharadson § vai e ng 7 a relapse came and he sank rapidly. Mrs. Wood Ramsdell (formerly Carembalming parlors, Broad street “Neaod rie Greeley of this city) is seriously ill vada City. TRIAL JURY DRAWN. ather home in Michigan Bluff, Placer county, and her niece, Miss Helen G. . : Thirty-Five Freeholders Chosen to Serve in the Superior Court. Cooper, has gone there to attend her. In the Superior Court this afternoon A RELONY CHARGE. , A New Complaint Lodged Against Denpa pee tae eer keds Febro-. nis, McCloskey and Bearcsley. Nevada Township—George W. Dun-. This afternoon Policeman Kilroy ster, J. J. Sclimidt, L. H. Aumer, A.S filed a complaint charging Charles Lord, G. W. Ragon, J. M. Murphy, W. Dennis, James McCloskey and Arthur H Norton, W.J. Britland, B.C. Waite, Beardsley with assault with a force}. Sacinel Eddy, W. J. Orgao, J.B. Tally,. !kely to produce great bodily injary. L. A. Jewett, James Kitts. i It is a felony charge and will come up Grass Valley—Jobn Berriman, W. B. in a justice court for preliminary hearVan Orden, G. W. Cunningham, Riching. If defendants are held there they ard-Davies Sr., W. J. Miller, G. O. Tre-. must be tried in the Superior Court. mewen, H. Pillard, E. H. Melarkey, Geo. The warrants were turned over to Griffin, James Blodgett, Charles H. 8? officer and the arrests are probably Nettle, Robert Brydon, W. H. Crase, made by this time. P. Hawkins, Thos. L. Plummer, John This charge grows out of the assault Penhall. : of the three young men on officer KilWashington—JHi. amine. + ees “ “ ne even: copula mnhen Cut these coupons out and bring them to Eureka—Wm. McLean, John Hippert. they beat him severely. _ . onr store, with the required amount of cash. Bloomfield—J. D. Ostrom, H. P. Lar-. They were tried once in a justice. Watch these Coupons closely, for we sen. 3 F court for battery and the jury disachange them daily. greed. ; Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. up with the FRIDAY JAN. 20, 1899 MINES AND MINING, The Coplons Storms Give “Promise of a Prosperous Year. The storms since January, Ist have been so heavy and the fail of snow 80 great, that reports from the mountains all agree that there will be no shortage of water in the ensuing season. The gold production for this year will undoubtedly exceed that of last year by several“iillions. Over two hundred stalgps in Tuolumne county were started up in the last ten days, and every stamp in Angels ’ Camp is once more dropping. The discovery of the channel in the Eureka Drift Mining Company’s ground, Forest Hill divide, was noted last week. Since breaking through into the cement filling of the channel pieces of drift wood have been found, and Superintendent Chappellet has sent some of the pieces \down to the office of the company. One piece, apparently pine, embracing a knot, was quite well preserved. Others were quite soft and were quite easily broken up between one’s fingers. This drift was encountered at least four or five hundred feet under the surface and a quarter of a mile in the mountain. The finding of the drift is further evidence of the discovery of the channel the company has been working so long to find. Superintendent W. R. Phomas of the Central Eureka, informs the, Sutter Oreek record that everything is progressing finely at his mine. By last Saturday night he expected to have the water out of the nine hundred level. The shaft, and everything in fact, was found in excellent shape, so there is not likely to be any delay in driving ahead the work of development under the new regime. The Argonaut mine, located between Greenwood and Georgetown, El Dorado county, is giving up another rich pocket. The rock which Davis and Farmer struck several weeks ago is nothing compared to what they have taken out within the past few days Chunks from the size of a man’s fist to that of a man’s head, almost solid gold, For full size Warseilles Quilts, At Maher & Co’s Today. , = adel Romors That the Break “Will Come . Next Monday. bis old wom ory. Inthee county fre and establish frail from C fille: It wa se and had a } 1859 or 1860. band John, f important r ved up to Nig > road con Mountain Hi: Spectal to the TRANSCRIPT. SacraMENTo, Jan. 20.—The balloting for U. §. Senator today résulted the same as yesterday. Two ballots were taken—the 24th and 25th, both being as follows: 2 : Ladies, one bargain more, and this one 1s the best of all. The most useful of all. The most lasting of all. Today Maher & Co. J Have placed in their window one Tot. of fine Marseilles Quilts, full size, ready for use, sold at $1.50 each. OUR PRICE TODAY isQ5c each. z me = } Only one spread to each person, so they. will get distributed ‘around. [the reputatic ghest resorts ‘classed by . De Vries Today it is being whispered about that there is to be a break inthe deadiock next Monday, but no reasonable foundation for the supposition can be unearthed after diligent investigation. SIERRA COUNTY SIFTINGS. The News in Last Wednesday's Enterprise Boiled Down. . fhe Sierra Buttes mine commenced work again Tuesday. Mrs. F. D. Soward has been quite ill for several days past, but is now improving. : A keno game at Doc Stewart’s saloon has been occupying the attention of our local sports. : Quitea number of the Mountain House people have been ill with grip, but are now improving. There will be au eutertainment followed by a grand ball af Sierra City on March 17th for the benefit of the Catholic church. Clarence Hooper of Forest is circulating a petition for the 6ffice of Supervisor to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J. W. Phillips. Davis Donohoe, an attorney, was here last week on business connected with the Alaska mine at Pike City. feiters and ot! se it was got hes were conc ninals fled f . by the of lic shunned y might, for r and several fsection of ¢ 8. In conseq bry reputatio: eler approa ger Tent with ithed easier /miles away f Mother” Rom: ins of the der ‘a shrewd, fee for the main faults she wa ) : ed away ap ve io) ie d there for SCHIII DT BROS., b er house ° LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, 3 of the lat Pine Street...ccccesseeee ..Nevada City Cal $1 Worth of Tomatoes AT WOLF’S. NOIR Y Good until EE HOc FEB. 19, ‘8 ; s & 10c 0% See “Them Today--Tomorrow may be too late. Bespectfully, Maher & Co. KEED YOUR EYE ON THIS AD It Means Money For “You, We have established a reputation for selling the Best Goods at Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more money into your pocket. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealers in WYimes and Liquors OF ALL KINDS. ly that she v ‘and her est ” The Sheri pugh at her p bout nine ye i suddenly, + ‘granddaught ig with her + ‘old woman . eee Mail Seven Hours Late-.: A Central Pacific car loaded with AN explanation of Rudyard Kipling’s coal and attached to freight. train No. ij aversion to interviews is found in his 8, jumped the track in a cut two ‘miles own ‘assertion, made in reference to anwest Of Auburn yesterday afternoon, ‘other, matter: “I'm easily excited; blockading the road. The wrecking when excited: I speak off-hand, and. ~ train was sent from Sacramento to when I. ‘speak off-hand I am liable to 10c Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, Which ‘is the best in the market. Sold in quarts, pints, half pints and kegs. Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cigar Sold, ——IN sTOCK—— are being discovered daily. The mine is owned by John Smith of Greenwood. J. E. Burton has deeded to G. E. Tarbell the extension of the Green Mountain mine in Ohili Gulch, Calaveras county. ‘lhis property—is-being mined for the large quartz crystals that location has become famous for. The estate ef Justian Caire is also interested in claims in that vicinity. The celebrated Gum Koot quartz mine of Scott river, Siskiyou county, which prospected so handsomely some time ago, bus been taken by D. H. Moffatt of Denver, Col., who is making arrangements to work it on an extensive scale. Rich ore bas been encountered in the Potzabee mine, Amador county, in the neighborhood of 140 feet in the drift below the winze where the $40 rock was taken from above. The Governor of Minnesota and others are negotiating for the purchase of the Crandall mine, located in North Ravine, Ophir district Placer county. The old Springfield ‘mine in El Dorado county, which was abandoned ata depth of 17U0 feet some years ago, received attention about eighteen months \ A large deer was killed Tuesday Mr. Donohoe stated that the company would very likely begin operations on the mine in the near future. At the organization of the Whist Club last Friday evening at the residence of Sheriff A. ©. Busch, Hon. Stanley A. Smith was elected President, W. I. Redding Secretary and . Miss.Alice Strange Treasurer. morning on the point below town by August Costa. It came over the hill near the foundry and followed the river down, passing under both Jersey and Durgan bridges, and was ascending the hill back of the Howe residence when August shot it. The Downieville Stage Company is having a rough time of. it so far this winter. Tne mail that left here Saturday morning for Camptonville did not get any further than tbe Mountain House that evening. The horses were so tired that the driver, Henry Smith, apd Geo. Ryan who was assisting bim, were compelled to leave the sleigh at the watering trough and go on with the mail and horses to the Mountain House. The lower mail due here Saturwith Americans. out.” small. clear the track, and” it was_about 7 o’clovk before trains were able to pass. As a result the-mail and passenger train. due here last evening at five o'clock did not arrive till midnight. a aS = 3 Tue soldier boys in Manila say that the Spaniards and natives there iovariable tarn to-the left_ instead of to the right in passing others on the sidewalks and in the streets, and conseqiently there are numerous Ccojlisions “Ygs, sir,” said the mad in_cell 711, ‘time was when I was admittéd to the very best houses.” “And what brought you here?” “They caught the coming No woman was ever burt by a present from a man of gloves two sizes too Say much more than I care to be responsible for.” Buiinxs—Do you suppose it’s ever possible to come anywhere near the size of-a man’s income? Jinks—Yes; just take the figure he gives to the Assessor, add 4t to the figure he tells his friend and then divide the result by two, and you’ll have it near enough. é At PARTING be had tenderly kissed the gleaming shoulders that rose out of the filmy ball gown’s emdrace. That night: while sweetly sleeping in his narrow bed, by chanee his lips touched the kalsomined wall. “Darling!” he murmured. (Set InsuRE YOuRSEL? against the attacks of fevers, pneumonia and other serious and prostrating disease by taking a few bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilia now. Hoop’s Pius are the favorite family cathartic. Easy to take, easy to operate. ee ] Just the thing for the table: Fleur De Lis Preserves and Jellies, at Geo. C. Gaylord & Son’s. _——+ee+ IAL CUT THIS OUT. Heteren ree i ; ‘ we a a ae aN’ ak VPP aw 'This Coupon and 90 cents in eash _ will pu: chase $l Worth Rolled Oats, % : im GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT IMPT'D «“WOLF’S.” Good until Feb. 19, 1899. NEVADA CITY THEATER. Tuesday Even'é, January 24th.

The Famous Musical Organi. zation The Alfred Wilkie: BOSTON IDEALS, Presenting the choicest OPERATIC GEMS, MUSICAL SKETCHES, POPULAR AIRS BOHEMIAN CLUB . LA ROSA HARMONIA How Natural a Wrens, etl It\is for nearly everybody to admire fine pictures of every kind, and especially isthis true of the photographs taken by the finest quality, M O O RE, and up to date. Studio on York Street. Whose work is of American Laundry, SACRAMENTO, ————_ T. J. TORPIE, Agent for Nevada City. —_—— ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store junetion of Main and Coyote. streets, will receive prompt attention, : : js Choice Leg Wine for family and medici nal . aed . Special selection of Fine Wine for family use. Genulne Imported Swiss, Limburger and .,. Roquefort Cheese, the finest ever browne here. Particular attention paid tg f--ntily orders. 4 i7 Party at Indian Fiat. If the weather is favorable Saturday night there will be a sociai dance at. Union hall, Indian Fiat. Gentlemen 50 cents. All invited. No I2nch will he served. jll-td . GRAND. MASQUERADE : BALL TO BE GIVEN AT ARMORY -HALL, FRIDAY, EVENING, FEBRUARY 8d, ‘99, —BY— Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. The list of prizes will consist of prizes for the best. dressed lady and gentleman ; for the best sustained characters. iady and gen. went to the he most. of th STOCK ME onvention is . . in rank Aumer “other cattler ing much int ienal livesto h century to "Tabor Opera do, next Tue: hion during f vhen this con ned it will t the fourth 5 racter since bmas Jefferso ed States atry was con jhe Territory § less than th estock in the foday the bu: ry county of its 50,000,000 IS YOUR’ HAR TURNING GRAY ? What does your mirror say? Does it tell you of some little streaks of gray? Are you pleased? Do your friends of the same age show this loss of power alsoP . Just remember that gray hair never becomes darker without help, while dark hair rapidly becomes gray when once the change begins. And Impersonations. day afternoon from Camptonville did g not reach us until Monday afternoon They were two days breaking through the %Suow from Camptonville to the Mountain House, a distance of 12 miles Much snow fell. on the mountains during the last storm. ————_+ eee BRIEF MENTION. Ainor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers, successors to F. C. Luetje. Fair weather tonight and tomorrow is scheduled by the signal service. ; John Swart, the pioneer photographer, will tomorrow re-open his gallery on Piae street. Just received, a line of the Fleur De Lis Preserves and Jellies. Nothing finer. Geo. C. Gaylord & Son., Broad street. Tom Black, a vagrant who had been serving thirty days in the county jail, was discharged today and officer Carr escorted him to Colfax. Jack Prandi, who got: drunk and dis orderly night before last, went before Justice Holbrook yesterday evening and pleaded guilty to one charge and paid atwenty dollar fine. A second charge against him was dismissed, Don’t miss. the big street parade of Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin tomorrow noon. .It almcust equals a circus in length, with two brass bands, The only colored lady drum corps, many fine dogs, mate and female .drum majors, a long line of beautiful bangers, flags, etc. : tleman ; speciat al for the finest eoner dries costume (iady),a hat from, Miss b. Hoeft : special pes. for original character ot elipuers from John Webber ; essed a richest costumed ade banquet by Rector Bros. ; second best ressed roup, 1 doz. Paris Panel photos, by Moore; ant comedian, box of “Woodpeckers,” by Wau. Giffa. , sheep, 50,000, ses and mule Am. incompré bs of this v: } personnel A NBYE j People Ni “Unel there will be pither the m nance of “U trow. The we’s historic avorite witl in, and the: formance, D ixcellence no is said to of the pla: ong time, 8 of some ¢ » The cha ga, Little } sented, and a singers al .give a rea scenic ant Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory can be obtained for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents. Apply to F. E. BROWN, Transcript office. ~~ ceeGo To The Uwl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. jl0-tf e@o Homann’s business is daily. ago from A. Harpending and Judge Williams. Work was started some distance from the old sbaft, and the product has been surprisingly rich. Fifteen stamps are in operation during the day only and the daily clean-up is $1,000. The company is about-to sink a sbaft on the footwall to a vertical depth of 500 feet. ee eee Burial of Mrs. Huwe. The funeral of Mrs. H. J. Howe took place yesterday from the Rough and -Ready schoolhouse and the burial took place in the cemetery at that town. The services were under the auspices of Mountain Rose Lodge of Rebekahs, and Rev. John R. Williams preached the sermon. There were a large number of people at the funeral. Mrs. Howe leaves a husband and three children. ALFRED WILKIE BERTHA CLARKE Impersonator, Oaricaturist . , M:RGARET DAVIS The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can RECEPTION COMMITTEE-—Sheriff Dana B. Getehell, Marshal E. A. Tompkins, John Waters, J.C. Rieh . ks may be r . H. wWtodo procured at Wm, H. Cra 25 Cents: 50 Cents. 75 Cents. Reserved seats at Foley’s, begiuning on Monday. always find at “THE. COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kept on ane, ate oe . es van kde bis esse J re,” “Thomas Taylor,” *‘ ar P Ry and “Robin Hood.” rt increasing d5-tf ADMISSION : Per couple, 31. Ladies [in mask] 25 cents. Spectators, 50 cents. Children, Wm. J. Britiana, [2° ©": A. O. U. W. REUNION, Grand Ball, Drill and Concert At Armory Hall, Wednesday Evening, February 22d, #899. i“ The Gem Saloon, . CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. Notice of. Sale. E 5 bec tn IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN NX pursuance of an order of the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, State of Ca:ifornia, made on the 18th day of peauary. my 1899, in the of the of 3. deceased, the undersigned, the Under the auspices of The A. 0. U. W. Drill Team of Nevada City Lodge. Shurtleff, Admiulstrator ot veld estate, will sell at pubauction, ie bidd: cash, can be accommodated with fine gold coin of ¢ the United Sta ‘and subject : con: on sa! or ‘‘ourt, on Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars . THURSDAY, the oth day of FEBRUARY, But the cutue of them all is the Old . 29%, at 12 o'slock M. of said day, in front o GEM, which has had such a good. the Court House in Nevada City, said county reputation for so many” years feud S:ate, ail the right, title and interest and ROP IN YE WHO HAVE Remember That It Will Be the Season’s Greatest Society Event. . Prof. Wiltd’s Orchestra of Seven Pieces. ; Floor to Be Canvased and Hall Beautifully Decorated. Floor Managers. GEORGE DUNSTER JR. «>. ED. WILLIAMS. Floor Committee. : Cleveland W. Carpenter, C. L. Harris, John Kilroy,,. Herbert Kitts, Ladis Walling, Jobn Sullivan,, : L. A. Garthe, . G. H. McIntire, Grass Valley— Will Parsons, Dan Deeble, Fred Smith, M. J. Brock. os Owing to the great number of attractions the Grand March: will be gin at 9 o’clock sharp. A feature of the evening will be a COMPETITIVE DRILL FOR A SILVER MOUNTED GAVEL, between the teams of Grass Valley Lodge, No. 51, and Nevada City Lodge, No. 52. : , _ ‘THE LADIES’ DRILL ‘TEAM of Nevada City Lodge, Degree will give an exhibition drill. There are many places where you ‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years it was supposed to be incurable. For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease, and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. Ii is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces oi the system. They offer one hundred dollars for any case it fails to cure Send for circulars and testimunials. Address,F. J. CHENEY & Oo. Prop., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, prive Tic. per bottle. : : Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Best and freshest confectionery at Homann’s, — d6-tf EVE of his death, and all the r title and ineoteeczcnandinn vA casmektens the aaid Boor thy es by operation of law or ot ise ucquired other than or in addition to t of the said S. M, Shurtleff at the time of his death, in and to all that certain Jet, piece and parcel of land and sown it ot in Wye Oley of Nevada. sald county aud State a: t on 0) lot 2 block No. 46, vin: Bounded northerly by and the mane este! rem ses Foreman, souther pride g Prd easterly scene for by premises of ley, with improveile. ments situated thereon. _ ee Termsand —o of sale: — the United States, ter per cent of the purchase money to be pai to the Administrator at, the time of sale, Dalaune Gn Giathinnainn of sale by said ueoreey Court. Deed at the exjeuse of pur ir. C. C. WRISENBURGER, Adwinistrator of the estate of 5. M, ShurtDated January 18th, 1899. Sw THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, «Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquorsand Cigars {Steam Beer. a Specialty. Call and eceas. Wewill make your visit * vce's old stand, Mala The Leading Flour. Taking iam EK removing ings on el mine xery gov ten will bring back to your hair the color of youth. It never fails. It is just as sure as that heat melts snow, or that water quenches fire. It cleanses the scalp also and prevents the formation of dandruff. It feeds and nourishes the bulbs of the hair making them produce a luxuriant growth. It stops the hair from falling out and gives a fine soft finish to the hair aswell, oy SBS of Honor, }} PROGRAM OF THE ENTERTAINMENT. (To follow the and pr le the drills.) String Quartette.......Mrs. H. S. Spalding, Misses Ada Manning and \ Ida Wilhelm and Dr. Gecil Corwin, of Grass Valley Vocal Solo. .>..0.3-.--+-+++-++4+s00%+-.«Miss Annie Webber of Nevada City Remarks.......--+-+:+:-++e:+++.--Past Grand Master Vinter of San Jose whine Solo, “Belle of Nevada City” two step, — i orchestral accomPAMIMENLE. . 2.. ieee ee eeeeeeeee eee .:..-H. L. Sweeney of Nevada City . ’ A Drawmet’s Yarns...... eeer ess . Andy Hampel, Commercial Truveler. Vocal Solo.. . 5.. ee secseeceees ...+-,»Miss Ida Wilhelm of Grass Valley . : A Special Trala will leave Grass Valley at 7:45 p.m. P : reopened. In th tt Red2 Fie. op. 1 ‘assengers can re-. ' ae aa Bucs gdiotsypcaosecte'v idle turn to Grass Valley at 1 o’clock and at 5:20a.m. Round trip fare, 50 cents. for lack of water and some forty men BALL TICKETS, (admitting one couple) 8 ae Extra Ladies:...... Peeede : who would otherwise be at work are Gallery Tickets, ladies and childre out of employment. \ Gallery Tickets, gentlemen....... . ae! r0 The . y, always —---— +The Reddik Stilt Idle. It will probably be a week or ten days under the most favorable circumstances before the Central ditch can be a To Per : Remember theba Ve