January 22, 1898 (4 pages)

roprietors. es FEET. BOTTLES RMAN’S, 4S, and AN, hoto Supplies. Proprietor ita Ginger Ale TTED LCCO. .essceacc bottles. ’ Per gal. 30 25°. 50 I 25 “RIES OODs, ial Order cH duNt AUS PHE TRANSORIPT, SROWN '& CALKINS. >" M. P, BROWN, _ TB. CALKING. Chronicle of the Doings. of Old Fred < San F intered at the Postoffice at Nevada Clty as cond-class matter. j TRLEPHONR No. 4. . ATURDAY . JAN. 22; 1898, FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOLS pportionment of the State and County Money Among ‘the Districts. ‘County Superintendent Royers toay madé the following apportionment ‘Btate and county funds among the hools: 455 444, 44u 465 449 467 447 rr 10,010 lu brest Springs. ench Corral paniteville eely robe Francisco tomorrow. -, William Mulien left “Mrs. George White and children went _ Ben Tanner. and ¥F Lehr go to -San Francisco tomorrdw: — Mrs. J. W. Grace who has been seriously ill is somewhat improved today. , T. English was here last night on his way from Columbia Hill to San FranMrs. Dr. Waggoner of Sacramento is ‘hore visiting her son, W. W. Wag‘City Trustee Jackson i¢-able to be days, but lost eleven pounds of flesh. Mrs. F. Ingle, who has been here Dunnicliff, returned to San Francisco today. 3 Daniel Marsh, the well known ‘lumber-man of this city, is thinking’ some of engaging in the coffee planting business in the Sandwich Islands. Mr. and. Mrs, Chas. Guenther, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.McKenzie, W. W. Kirkham, Wm. Floyd, and County Assessor Martin leave tomorrow for the Jubilee. Al. Burndies, foreman of the Jack};80n & Lakeview mines of: Lundy, who = arrived here yesterday in company . San Francisco last eveing. He will with Superintendent R. T. Pierce of the Searls will-leave tomorrow for here today: for 7 around again. He was sick only a few . . i small grocery store, has made an assignvisiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. John . ~—PBRSONAL POINTERS, . BRIRF MENTION, PR Don’t forget the Gilt The boys of Eagle Hosecompany had An Amazonian drill ‘will be a featare of the Heyer & Guenther bal masque. ‘ Mra. Lord Housman is suffering from a fractured wrist. The injury was reJustice Mulloy has taken the Grass Valley damage case of Sparks vs. Constable Lawrey under advisement. — H. 0. Gilbert has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days for disturbing the peace of Grass Valley. F. W. Coder, who has been ranning a ment for the benefit of his creditors. The weather clerk predicts fair weather tonight and tomorrow. The however. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Church, was accidentally struck on the head with a. stone while playing with some boys yesterday. He sustained a painful cut. ; ; QO. V. Eaton, excursion manager of the jubilee celebration, arrived from endeavor to get up a club and have set = same property, contemplates a trip to. aparta “Nevada County day” at the 454 449 452 843 Honolulu. Will F. Eschbacher, editor of the Downieville Messenger, and Henry H. Myer, &@ member of the Sierra county Golden Jubilee Fair. In the Superior Court this morning ten days additional time was given to the heirs of the late W. H. Kruger to 731 Board of Supervisors, were here last . file a bill of exceptions to the order 464 1298 848 450 463 461 841 889 446 1997 442 as 449 il 447 olf 881 LAST NIGHT'S PLAY. Amateurs in the D:ama of “Lady. a of Lyons.” phere was a fair-sized audience at theater last evening to witness the ‘formance of the romantic drama of “Lady of Lyons” by the amateurs ided by Leonard De Vilbiss as manrr. The entertainment was very satactory, most of the parts being adnight on their way below to attend the Golden Jubilee festivites, —~" The following people left here today for San Francisco to attend the Golden Jubilee celebration: Mrs. L. Boyce» Mrs.C. Shurtleff, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Weisenburger, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Allan, Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Pierce, Mra, G. F. Henricks of Columbia Hill, L. L. Myers and daughter of North Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. George A. White, Miss Maggie Skaehan, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, H. J. Wright, John Webber, E. J. Rector, Fenton Fleming; A. B. Wolf, F. 8. Morgan. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE, Venerable William ¢. Groves. doins-the Silent Majority. William Charles Groves, a pioneer resident of this city, died at, his home on High street this morning. The fably portrayed. Mr. De Vilbiss . funeral will take place from the Con© an exceptionally good characteriion of “Olaude Melnotte.” The coshing was rich,the scenic effects good gregational Church at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Groves, who was at the time of granting J. M. Walling $7,000 fees as the attorney for the executor. GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Day’s Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors, J. H. Maddrill of Modesto was married at Los Angeles Thursday to Mrs. J. M. Sherman. %e Miss Carrie Parsons, daughter of the Tidings man, was given a surprise party last night. A. F. Brady and Jas. ©. Tyrrell will officers of Mountain Parlor, N. 8. G. Ww. The Argonauts had a social,time last night. During the evening Past. President Tyrrell was presented with a charm set with diamonds. George Russell of Nevada City and Mike Wheelihan are both -pronounced to be in fit condition for their fight before the Athletic club tonight. . Marshal Loehr says that he will make an effort to have Charles Klein’s saloon closed. He declares that it is . the music pleasing. The play is a. his death aged 67 years, 8 months and . a deadfall and a@ nuisance and that the fe-heavy for amateurs, but every-. 28 days, was born at Brookfield, Trum-. license should be revoked. hg considered it was well put on night. The young people will soon y @ light comedy. : A Few Chances Left. bull county, Ohio. Hecame to Nevada City in June, 1858: Until 1861 he followed the trade of carpenter and joiner, and then went into:the undertaking and cabinet making business, A Richardson street woman of bad character who visited this city yesterday and got drunk returned home last night and took a dose of poison. A Doctor pumped her out and she still he proposition of the management . Wbich latter he disposed of four years . lives. ihe Golden Jubilee mining fair to ago.to the Nevada City Undertaking Last evenihg Mrs. Ike Fiel thought, it all brides and grooms who will. CO™pany. For years he had been an/she heard somebody trying to force an fantee to go to the Klondyke has invalid, being confined to the house entrance into the rear of the ‘building ea i d by the Fiels as a store and ght in ten applications, and there. @™¥ring the past three years. Death. occupied ae shoes 80 tie a "ts on ase resulted from old age, and general de-. residence, and she fired four pistol shots ito set apart some night on which le couples may be married at the time—a sort of matrimonial night, Gamey Birds Coming. : Seaman today received a. telefrom Illinois stating that 24 pair pb White” quail will be shipped Bso0on. Mr. Seaman will through Brass Valley Sportsman’s Olub hem loose in favorable portions jcounty: aud in a short time our B will be well stocked with these 2@o be Stoddard. Estate Settled. Anal account of William Campfd George Oampbell, executors pestate of Alexander Stoddard, med, of Grass Valley, was allowed . Superior. Court. today. Fred as attorney for the executors, owed a fee of $1,500. The estate lued at $120,000. No Paper . Monday. ay being a legal holiday, no will be issued from the Tranoffice on that day, Advertisers ease take notice. . naeieinelinhsuaninaiainatmenassearae en et How It Is Made. ‘is what our camp stew is made ozen mallard dacks. zen jack rabbits, Pn gray squirrels, on young chickens. n mountain quail. inds of vegetables, etc. wouldn’t come to the Gilt Edge Saturday night and eat a free (It) “Lamon Bros., Props. r nd Ten-Pin Tournament. nd ten-pin tournament will be the Milwaukee Bowling Alley arday evening, January 22d, cing at 8 o'clock. Entrance 50 he names of competitors will h @ sealed envelope, and drawn . me by the players. At the end} ig the core will open bis envelope }bse the name of the winner. me the player © hus au equal chance. — Bt Robin Hoed. . : bility. Mr. Groves was married in 1866 to Mary A. Jenkins. His widow and three grown daughters survive him. During his long residence here he enjoyed the respect of all who kuew him, being an industrious and straightforward man and one who always took much interest in the welfare of the town. ‘He was an exempt fireman, having been a charter member of Pennsylvania Engine Company. He was also one of the founders of the Nevada City Benevolent Society, of which organization he was President for 17 years. Mr. Groves was a member in good standing of the subordinate lodge and Encampment of Odd Fellows, of the Knights of Pythias and of the Workmen. AT TE CAURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. TRINITY CHURCH: Rev. .E. J. H. Van’ Deerlin, rector. Third Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. White of San Francisco will officiate in the absence of the rector, who will return next week. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. 0. Gray, pastor. Subject for the morning: “The Hart.” Class at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30. Junior League meets at 4:30. Epworth League burg. There will be special services at this church every evening next week. CONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. L. J. Garver of Grass Valley will preach both morning and evening. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by E. M. McKinlay. Subject—“Practical Applications of the Beatitudes.” Sabbath school. at, the rclose of the morning service. A cordial invitation is extendéd to all. Catt on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street -grocer. tf To Cure « Cold in One Day . ‘. Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AD ists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 250. at 6 p. m.; Jeader, Miss Maud Lans-/ at the supposed burglar. Her husband is in Saa Francisco. Odd Fellows Notice. The members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. F., are requested to meet at their hall on Tuesday, January 25th, at 1 o’clock, for the purpose of attending the. funeral of ‘our late Brother, William C. Groves. Visiting brothers are respectfully invited to attend. By order T.J. CALANAN, N.G. . Gero. A. Gray, R. 8. x Lost ! Two Fox hounds. Black and white dog with yellow ears and named Ring. Slight built yellow bitch with indistinct brand on each side of body; small ears and named Ricket. Reward will be paid on their return to g ,j20-2t L. V. Dorsey, Grass Valley. AD: FOR THE “GILT EDGE.” LAMMON BROS. We advertiseour Steam Beer, __ As the very best in town, * And there’s no doubt about it, It’s the best that can be found. . Come all kind friends, Come right in here, It's the best place in town, For a 5-cent Beer. : “Here go gen now.” ; We've Steam Beer right at hand. Just come and try a glass or two, You will find that is grand. We have music in our parlor, Which perhaps you'd like to hear, It’s most always interesting When you're sitting indulging in Beer, Please come this way and give us a call, And I know you'll be surprised . . When you see that great big schooner, . A setting before your eyes, As there's no use in our preaching Or trying to advertise, Just come and be convinced*tyourself. Don't think we are cheap guys, As our Camp Stews Saturday night : show it, Lammon Bros. Something Good, Call for and insist on having Rosm Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Union Hotel Bar, The Grotto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Conncil Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hotel Bar, Johuny Gregory's. tf Bage camp; “Do not forget the ten-pin tourna-. ‘. ment at the Milwaukee saloon tonight. rainstorm prevailing this afternoon . : shows no sign of abating at a late hour, . * Elmer, the fourteen year ola son of . . go to Dutch Flat tonight to install the . . ', City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., are reet More Klondikers. Who Are Glad to Get Back, ee Smarrix, January 22. — Forty-five Klondikers arrived here this morning, bringing $250,000 in gold dust and drafts. Among them ‘is M: Laudreville, A. E. Wills and E. Livernash,who g0 88 a commission to Ottawa to ask the Canadian government to modify the mining regulations. ‘The most important news they bring is that Fort Yukon is under martial law. Rations are dealt out daily, those who are able paying for them and others sawing wood in payment, — : A Hard Young Case, Los ANGELEs, January 22.— Lewis Baker, aged 17, wa’ today senténced to three years in the Preston. School of Industry. In the past six months he has stolen many dynamos, typewriters, cameras and bicycles. & Too Many Wives, New York, Jan. 22.—Caroline Ravenhill, claiming to be one of the wives of actor Ratcliffe, arrived from England today to press the charge of bigamy against him. Snow In The East. Kansas Crry, Jan: 22.—The heaviest snowstorm of.the season is falling. It is general and will be of much benefit to farmers. A Perfect Bclipse Catourra, Jan. 22.—The eclipse of the sun today was perfect. It lasted a minute and a half. How He Explains It. San Francisco, January 22.—Gen. John F. Sheehan, secretary of the Yosemite Commission, today appeared before that body and stated that the apparent discrepancies in his accounts were due.to his inexperience as a book. Murdered His Mother, GaLveston, Texas, January 22.—The jury today found Virgil Gallagher, a medical student aged 20, guilty of murdering his. mother and fixed the death penalty. K. of P. Attention. The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are requested to meet at their hall at one o’clock p. m., Tuesday, Jan. 25, for the purpose of attending the funeral of their late brother, Wm. C. Groves. ©. C. Hartmann, O. C. B, N. SHorcrart, K. of R. and S. Attention, Firemen. The members of the Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet at the ball of Pennsylvania Engine Company on Tuesday, January 25th, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late W. O. Groves, an exempt fireman. By order. Ricuarp Eppy, 1t Chief Engineer. A. O. U. W. Notice. . The officers and members of Nevada quested to meet at their hall at one o'clock p.m. of Tuesday, Jan. 25*Tor the purpose of attending the funeral of their late brother, Wm. C. Groves. W. E. Ricz, M. W. Cnas. E, Asupurn, Recorder. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under. this head for 530 cents a week or $2.8 month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. : Fortunes Told. ® Palmist and Life Reader at Room I, Union Hotel. Prices from S0cents up. Hours from ito9p.m. {jil-lw) Axice M. WILKEINs. House To Let. House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, near Cooper's Lumber yard on. Grass Valley road. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Bennets. Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at @ very low price. For further particulars enquire of J.C. RICH. @58.tf THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ——— ~~ HS BROTHER, te Did. It In Order to Marry the : ~~ Widow. 2 Sr. Hutena, Cal., January 22.—The inquest in the case of W. A. Olark who was killed’Thursday by his brother, G.M. Olark, resulted in some startling developments today. The widow of the dead man confessed that the murderer was the father of two or more of her children, and that. she had promised to marry him in case he got her husband. ont of the way. : Gladstone Very Feeble, 19) » Jan. 22—Mr. and = Mrs. Gladstone went riding today. He was so feeble and helpless as to confirm the alarming rumors*that have. recently gone out concerning his condition. He is suffering from neuralgic pains. One Editor Sues Another, Los Anortus, Jan: 22.—H. W. Patton, Sree candidate last campaign for ongress who withdrew in favor of the Populist nominee and thus elected him, was editorially accused by the Herald yesterday of selling out to the Populists. Today hesues the Herald for $50,000 damages. He editsa weekly paper. ne A Successful Launching, San Franoisco, Jan. 22.—The Union. Iron Works today successfully launchedthe Japanese cruiser Chitose. Miss May Budd, daughter of the Governor, liberated a white dove as the ship left the stays. Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap. Sequoia Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD. For Sale by TOWLE BROS. CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. Satin. The finest and purest of Whiskics ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all to be the best brand on the market. It is highly recommended for family and medical use. Sold by the Bottle or. in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT -ALL BARS. A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent, All Orders Promptly Filled. 50 CENTS -A WEEK . ““BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. ° Benn Pitman Shorthand. —— @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. BA 200 pupils secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has'a position. al9-6m The Best Liquors, : The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kept on hand. h : “Kentucky Taylor,” “Jesse “Thomas Taylor,” “Osear Pepper,” bin Hood.” Wm. J. Britland. UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veul, Etc., At the lowest rates. : ‘ Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacoa = and Lard, ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Oe TILLEY BUILDING. NEVADA Prop’s. eS . : Fancy Rockers, , Chiffoniers, Good Things for. YOUR. Dinner . over reesoesoereo roo reoveovco soo coe® TARR RRR RI TERE IE TEIN TEI SSESEE Mee ee Shae A Single Glance On the part of the prospective purbape ley oer gar aay. one that the 8 just received fr ter, bs York, at —— JAMES KINKEAD’S a Aré Just Right. Rattan Chairs, Combination Book Cases . and Secretaries. Re ereryiyrytyrtyry SESS toe i : ” Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HHH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ® ® TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. 4 + + + Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raising? Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLFE, The Cash’ Grocer. > Sarl IA. Daal Sons (ser (SEAN PSEX pote OD CR ER Ry Se Ss ta ote @) () () G), (a) () @, (i =) y}-70s} ios} ar) acl 255% ard Nerd SST Wa? WEG BEG Wad Wal al Wa WT BR Wee Boy / r é 02g References— ae IE (e Qj cD s) "aps FOUR POINTS To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT,QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. Ld Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” * ex 2B octx oct oct oc oct Cras) Ces (ach (SA0\ (She (SION 2oTx @) @) (co) (5 (C) (cy) (ry ( Sard Nod Sers/ rs Sard WZys7 My Patrons. Se\ (SRN ISIN 2528 1G LOK Man, a (a) (=) (a) 5 Saye Sard SES Seay Was plac has been years ago. Its sales have ste: pereanet, for its superior quality It Is Different Time Tries All Things. Beech’s . \ 4. eas ea +N ed before the publi many as aithfully maintained. From any other you have used. It is neither a natural leaf that draws a canary color, sweet-and of a delightful fragrance, It stands equally well mnor black—simply The Test ‘Of the Teapot And the Ice Pitcher. It wasto meet the demand Niltly PURE TEA 3 ata MODERATE PRICE 18AaT

roprietors. es FEET. BOTTLES RMAN’S, 4S, and AN, hoto Supplies. Proprietor ita Ginger Ale TTED LCCO. .essceacc bottles.. ’ Per gal. 30 25°. 50 I 25 “RIES OODs, ial Order cH duNt AUS PHE TRANSORIPT, SROWN '& CALKINS. >" M. P, BROWN, _ TB. CALKING. Chronicle of the Doings. of Old Fred < San F intered at the Postoffice at Nevada Clty as cond-class matter. j TRLEPHONR No. 4. . ATURDAY . JAN. 22; 1898, FUNDS FOR THE SCHOOLS pportionment of the State and County Money Among ‘the Districts. ‘County Superintendent Royers toay madé the following apportionment ‘Btate and county funds among the hools: 455 444, 44u 465 449 467 447 rr 10,010 lu brest Springs. ench Corral paniteville eely robe Francisco tomorrow. -, William Mulien left “Mrs. George White and children went _ Ben Tanner. and ¥F Lehr go to -San Francisco tomorrdw: — Mrs. J. W. Grace who has been seriously ill is somewhat improved today. , T. English was here last night on his way from Columbia Hill to San FranMrs. Dr. Waggoner of Sacramento is ‘hore visiting her son, W. W. Wag‘City Trustee Jackson i¢-able to be days, but lost eleven pounds of flesh. Mrs. F. Ingle, who has been here Dunnicliff, returned to San Francisco today. 3 Daniel Marsh, the well known ‘lumber-man of this city, is thinking’ some of engaging in the coffee planting business in the Sandwich Islands. Mr. and. Mrs, Chas. Guenther, Mr. and Mrs. J. A.McKenzie, W. W. Kirkham, Wm. Floyd, and County Assessor Martin leave tomorrow for the Jubilee. Al. Burndies, foreman of the Jack};80n & Lakeview mines of: Lundy, who = arrived here yesterday in company . San Francisco last eveing. He will with Superintendent R. T. Pierce of the Searls will-leave tomorrow for here today: for 7 around again. He was sick only a few . . i small grocery store, has made an assignvisiting her parents, Mr.and Mrs. John . ~—PBRSONAL POINTERS, . BRIRF MENTION, PR Don’t forget the Gilt The boys of Eagle Hosecompany had An Amazonian drill ‘will be a featare of the Heyer & Guenther bal masque. ‘ Mra. Lord Housman is suffering from a fractured wrist. The injury was reJustice Mulloy has taken the Grass Valley damage case of Sparks vs. Constable Lawrey under advisement. — H. 0. Gilbert has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days for disturbing the peace of Grass Valley. F. W. Coder, who has been ranning a ment for the benefit of his creditors. The weather clerk predicts fair weather tonight and tomorrow. The however. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Church, was accidentally struck on the head with a. stone while playing with some boys yesterday. He sustained a painful cut. ; ; QO. V. Eaton, excursion manager of the jubilee celebration, arrived from endeavor to get up a club and have set = same property, contemplates a trip to. aparta “Nevada County day” at the 454 449 452 843 Honolulu. Will F. Eschbacher, editor of the Downieville Messenger, and Henry H. Myer, &@ member of the Sierra county Golden Jubilee Fair. In the Superior Court this morning ten days additional time was given to the heirs of the late W. H. Kruger to 731 Board of Supervisors, were here last . file a bill of exceptions to the order 464 1298 848 450 463 461 841 889 446 1997 442 as 449 il 447 olf 881 LAST NIGHT'S PLAY. Amateurs in the D:ama of “Lady. a of Lyons.” phere was a fair-sized audience at theater last evening to witness the ‘formance of the romantic drama of “Lady of Lyons” by the amateurs ided by Leonard De Vilbiss as manrr. The entertainment was very satactory, most of the parts being adnight on their way below to attend the Golden Jubilee festivites, —~" The following people left here today for San Francisco to attend the Golden Jubilee celebration: Mrs. L. Boyce» Mrs.C. Shurtleff, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Weisenburger, Mr. and Mrs. E. Tilley, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Allan, Mr. and Mrs. R.T. Pierce, Mra, G. F. Henricks of Columbia Hill, L. L. Myers and daughter of North Bloomfield, Mr. and Mrs. George A. White, Miss Maggie Skaehan, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill, H. J. Wright, John Webber, E. J. Rector, Fenton Fleming; A. B. Wolf, F. 8. Morgan. ANOTHER PIONEER GONE, Venerable William ¢. Groves. doins-the Silent Majority. William Charles Groves, a pioneer resident of this city, died at, his home on High street this morning. The fably portrayed. Mr. De Vilbiss . funeral will take place from the Con© an exceptionally good characteriion of “Olaude Melnotte.” The coshing was rich,the scenic effects good gregational Church at 2 o’clock Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Groves, who was at the time of granting J. M. Walling $7,000 fees as the attorney for the executor. GRASS VALLEY NBWS. A Day’s Record of the Doings of Oar Neighbors, J. H. Maddrill of Modesto was married at Los Angeles Thursday to Mrs. J. M. Sherman. %e Miss Carrie Parsons, daughter of the Tidings man, was given a surprise party last night. A. F. Brady and Jas. ©. Tyrrell will officers of Mountain Parlor, N. 8. G. Ww. The Argonauts had a social,time last night. During the evening Past. President Tyrrell was presented with a charm set with diamonds. George Russell of Nevada City and Mike Wheelihan are both -pronounced to be in fit condition for their fight before the Athletic club tonight. . Marshal Loehr says that he will make an effort to have Charles Klein’s saloon closed. He declares that it is . the music pleasing. The play is a. his death aged 67 years, 8 months and . a deadfall and a@ nuisance and that the fe-heavy for amateurs, but every-. 28 days, was born at Brookfield, Trum-. license should be revoked. hg considered it was well put on night. The young people will soon y @ light comedy. : A Few Chances Left. bull county, Ohio. Hecame to Nevada City in June, 1858: Until 1861 he followed the trade of carpenter and joiner, and then went into:the undertaking and cabinet making business, A Richardson street woman of bad character who visited this city yesterday and got drunk returned home last night and took a dose of poison. A Doctor pumped her out and she still he proposition of the management . Wbich latter he disposed of four years . lives. ihe Golden Jubilee mining fair to ago.to the Nevada City Undertaking Last evenihg Mrs. Ike Fiel thought, it all brides and grooms who will. CO™pany. For years he had been an/she heard somebody trying to force an fantee to go to the Klondyke has invalid, being confined to the house entrance into the rear of the ‘building ea i d by the Fiels as a store and ght in ten applications, and there. @™¥ring the past three years. Death. occupied ae shoes 80 tie a "ts on ase resulted from old age, and general de-. residence, and she fired four pistol shots ito set apart some night on which le couples may be married at the time—a sort of matrimonial night, Gamey Birds Coming. : Seaman today received a. telefrom Illinois stating that 24 pair pb White” quail will be shipped Bso0on. Mr. Seaman will through Brass Valley Sportsman’s Olub hem loose in favorable portions jcounty: aud in a short time our B will be well stocked with these 2@o be Stoddard. Estate Settled. Anal account of William Campfd George Oampbell, executors pestate of Alexander Stoddard, med, of Grass Valley, was allowed . Superior. Court. today. Fred as attorney for the executors, owed a fee of $1,500. The estate lued at $120,000. No Paper . Monday. ay being a legal holiday, no will be issued from the Tranoffice on that day, Advertisers ease take notice. . naeieinelinhsuaninaiainatmenassearae en et How It Is Made. ‘is what our camp stew is made ozen mallard dacks. zen jack rabbits, Pn gray squirrels, on young chickens. n mountain quail. inds of vegetables, etc. wouldn’t come to the Gilt Edge Saturday night and eat a free (It) “Lamon Bros., Props. r nd Ten-Pin Tournament. nd ten-pin tournament will be the Milwaukee Bowling Alley arday evening, January 22d, cing at 8 o'clock. Entrance 50 he names of competitors will h @ sealed envelope, and drawn . me by the players. At the end} ig the core will open bis envelope }bse the name of the winner. me the player © hus au equal chance. — Bt Robin Hoed. . : bility. Mr. Groves was married in 1866 to Mary A. Jenkins. His widow and three grown daughters survive him. During his long residence here he enjoyed the respect of all who kuew him, being an industrious and straightforward man and one who always took much interest in the welfare of the town. ‘He was an exempt fireman, having been a charter member of Pennsylvania Engine Company. He was also one of the founders of the Nevada City Benevolent Society, of which organization he was President for 17 years. Mr. Groves was a member in good standing of the subordinate lodge and Encampment of Odd Fellows, of the Knights of Pythias and of the Workmen. AT TE CAURCHES SUNDAY. Divine Services to Be Held in Nevada City Tomorrow. TRINITY CHURCH: Rev. .E. J. H. Van’ Deerlin, rector. Third Sunday after Epiphany. Morning prayer, litany and sermon at 11 a. m. Sunday school at 12:30 p.m. Rev. Dr. White of San Francisco will officiate in the absence of the rector, who will return next week. METHODIST CHURCH. Rev. W. 0. Gray, pastor. Subject for the morning: “The Hart.” Class at 9:45. Sunday school at 12:30. Junior League meets at 4:30. Epworth League burg. There will be special services at this church every evening next week. CONGKEGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. L. J. Garver of Grass Valley will preach both morning and evening. The Christian Endeavor will meet at the usual hour, led by E. M. McKinlay. Subject—“Practical Applications of the Beatitudes.” Sabbath school. at, the rclose of the morning service. A cordial invitation is extendéd to all. Catt on George ©. Gaylord, the Broad street -grocer. tf To Cure « Cold in One Day . ‘. Teke Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets AD ists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 250. at 6 p. m.; Jeader, Miss Maud Lans-/ at the supposed burglar. Her husband is in Saa Francisco. Odd Fellows Notice. The members of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. F., are requested to meet at their hall on Tuesday, January 25th, at 1 o’clock, for the purpose of attending the. funeral of ‘our late Brother, William C. Groves. Visiting brothers are respectfully invited to attend. By order T.J. CALANAN, N.G. . Gero. A. Gray, R. 8. x Lost ! Two Fox hounds. Black and white dog with yellow ears and named Ring. Slight built yellow bitch with indistinct brand on each side of body; small ears and named Ricket. Reward will be paid on their return to g ,j20-2t L. V. Dorsey, Grass Valley. AD: FOR THE “GILT EDGE.” LAMMON BROS. We advertiseour Steam Beer, __ As the very best in town, * And there’s no doubt about it, It’s the best that can be found. . Come all kind friends, Come right in here,

It's the best place in town, For a 5-cent Beer. : “Here go gen now.” ; We've Steam Beer right at hand. Just come and try a glass or two, You will find that is grand. We have music in our parlor, Which perhaps you'd like to hear, It’s most always interesting When you're sitting indulging in Beer, Please come this way and give us a call, And I know you'll be surprised . . When you see that great big schooner, . A setting before your eyes, As there's no use in our preaching Or trying to advertise, Just come and be convinced*tyourself. Don't think we are cheap guys, As our Camp Stews Saturday night : show it, Lammon Bros. Something Good, Call for and insist on having Rosm Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Union Hotel Bar, The Grotto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Conncil Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hotel Bar, Johuny Gregory's. tf Bage camp; “Do not forget the ten-pin tourna-. ‘. ment at the Milwaukee saloon tonight. rainstorm prevailing this afternoon . : shows no sign of abating at a late hour, . * Elmer, the fourteen year ola son of . . go to Dutch Flat tonight to install the . . ', City Lodge, No. 52, A. O. U. W., are reet More Klondikers. Who Are Glad to Get Back, ee Smarrix, January 22. — Forty-five Klondikers arrived here this morning, bringing $250,000 in gold dust and drafts. Among them ‘is M: Laudreville, A. E. Wills and E. Livernash,who g0 88 a commission to Ottawa to ask the Canadian government to modify the mining regulations. ‘The most important news they bring is that Fort Yukon is under martial law. Rations are dealt out daily, those who are able paying for them and others sawing wood in payment, — : A Hard Young Case, Los ANGELEs, January 22.— Lewis Baker, aged 17, wa’ today senténced to three years in the Preston. School of Industry. In the past six months he has stolen many dynamos, typewriters, cameras and bicycles. & Too Many Wives, New York, Jan. 22.—Caroline Ravenhill, claiming to be one of the wives of actor Ratcliffe, arrived from England today to press the charge of bigamy against him. Snow In The East. Kansas Crry, Jan: 22.—The heaviest snowstorm of.the season is falling. It is general and will be of much benefit to farmers. A Perfect Bclipse Catourra, Jan. 22.—The eclipse of the sun today was perfect. It lasted a minute and a half. How He Explains It. San Francisco, January 22.—Gen. John F. Sheehan, secretary of the Yosemite Commission, today appeared before that body and stated that the apparent discrepancies in his accounts were due.to his inexperience as a book. Murdered His Mother, GaLveston, Texas, January 22.—The jury today found Virgil Gallagher, a medical student aged 20, guilty of murdering his. mother and fixed the death penalty. K. of P. Attention. The officers and members of Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., are requested to meet at their hall at one o’clock p. m., Tuesday, Jan. 25, for the purpose of attending the funeral of their late brother, Wm. C. Groves. ©. C. Hartmann, O. C. B, N. SHorcrart, K. of R. and S. Attention, Firemen. The members of the Nevada City Fire Department are requested to meet at the ball of Pennsylvania Engine Company on Tuesday, January 25th, at 1 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of attending the funeral of the late W. O. Groves, an exempt fireman. By order. Ricuarp Eppy, 1t Chief Engineer. A. O. U. W. Notice. . The officers and members of Nevada quested to meet at their hall at one o'clock p.m. of Tuesday, Jan. 25*Tor the purpose of attending the funeral of their late brother, Wm. C. Groves. W. E. Ricz, M. W. Cnas. E, Asupurn, Recorder. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under. this head for 530 cents a week or $2.8 month. Each additional line 10 cents a week or 40centsa month Payable invariably in advance. : Fortunes Told. ® Palmist and Life Reader at Room I, Union Hotel. Prices from S0cents up. Hours from ito9p.m. {jil-lw) Axice M. WILKEINs. House To Let. House of 7 rooms and hall for rent cheap, near Cooper's Lumber yard on. Grass Valley road. Inquire of Mrs. Mary Bennets. Organ For Sale. A second-hand Organ, which has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at @ very low price. For further particulars enquire of J.C. RICH. @58.tf THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ——— ~~ HS BROTHER, te Did. It In Order to Marry the : ~~ Widow. 2 Sr. Hutena, Cal., January 22.—The inquest in the case of W. A. Olark who was killed’Thursday by his brother, G.M. Olark, resulted in some startling developments today. The widow of the dead man confessed that the murderer was the father of two or more of her children, and that. she had promised to marry him in case he got her husband. ont of the way. : Gladstone Very Feeble, 19) » Jan. 22—Mr. and = Mrs. Gladstone went riding today. He was so feeble and helpless as to confirm the alarming rumors*that have. recently gone out concerning his condition. He is suffering from neuralgic pains. One Editor Sues Another, Los Anortus, Jan: 22.—H. W. Patton, Sree candidate last campaign for ongress who withdrew in favor of the Populist nominee and thus elected him, was editorially accused by the Herald yesterday of selling out to the Populists. Today hesues the Herald for $50,000 damages. He editsa weekly paper. ne A Successful Launching, San Franoisco, Jan. 22.—The Union. Iron Works today successfully launchedthe Japanese cruiser Chitose. Miss May Budd, daughter of the Governor, liberated a white dove as the ship left the stays. Corcoran & Wittiams, contractors and builders, do first-class work cheap. Sequoia Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER IN THE WORLD. For Sale by TOWLE BROS. CO., Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. Satin. The finest and purest of Whiskics ROBIN HOOD Takes the Lead and is pronounced b; all to be the best brand on the market. It is highly recommended for family and medical use. Sold by the Bottle or. in Bulk in quantities to suit purchasers. CALL FOR IT AT -ALL BARS. A. B. WOLR, Sole Agent, All Orders Promptly Filled. 50 CENTS -A WEEK . ““BUSINESS COLLEGE 1236 Market Street, San Francisco. Ellis System of Bookkeeping. ° Benn Pitman Shorthand. —— @@~ Rates Lower Than Other Colleges. BA 200 pupils secured positions in 1896. Every shorthand graduate for two years has'a position. al9-6m The Best Liquors, : The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiskies kept on hand. h : “Kentucky Taylor,” “Jesse “Thomas Taylor,” “Osear Pepper,” bin Hood.” Wm. J. Britland. UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veul, Etc., At the lowest rates. : ‘ Ww. ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacoa = and Lard, ALFRED D. MASON, Attorney at Law and Notary Public. Oe TILLEY BUILDING. NEVADA Prop’s. eS . : Fancy Rockers, , Chiffoniers, Good Things for. YOUR. Dinner . over reesoesoereo roo reoveovco soo coe® TARR RRR RI TERE IE TEIN TEI SSESEE Mee ee Shae A Single Glance On the part of the prospective purbape ley oer gar aay. one that the 8 just received fr ter, bs York, at —— JAMES KINKEAD’S a Aré Just Right. Rattan Chairs, Combination Book Cases . and Secretaries. Re ereryiyrytyrtyry SESS toe i : ” Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HHH INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME ®» ® ® TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. 4 + + + Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raising? Glase Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. WOLFE, The Cash’ Grocer. > Sarl IA. Daal Sons (ser (SEAN PSEX pote OD CR ER Ry Se Ss ta ote @) () () G), (a) () @, (i =) y}-70s} ios} ar) acl 255% ard Nerd SST Wa? WEG BEG Wad Wal al Wa WT BR Wee Boy / r é 02g References— ae IE (e Qj cD s) "aps FOUR POINTS To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT,QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. Ld Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” * ex 2B octx oct oct oc oct Cras) Ces (ach (SA0\ (She (SION 2oTx @) @) (co) (5 (C) (cy) (ry ( Sard Nod Sers/ rs Sard WZys7 My Patrons. Se\ (SRN ISIN 2528 1G LOK Man, a (a) (=) (a) 5 Saye Sard SES Seay Was plac has been years ago. Its sales have ste: pereanet, for its superior quality It Is Different Time Tries All Things. Beech’s . \ 4. eas ea +N ed before the publi many as aithfully maintained. From any other you have used. It is neither a natural leaf that draws a canary color, sweet-and of a delightful fragrance, It stands equally well mnor black—simply The Test ‘Of the Teapot And the Ice Pitcher. It wasto meet the demand Niltly PURE TEA 3 ata MODERATE PRICE 18AaT