January 23, 1894 (4 pages)

ape ade a eT ee appli wae evada City Daily Th anscript. s VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10232 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. Published Every Evening, except Sunday. . BROWN & CALKINS, ‘+ Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. CONTESTED. Se eet Summarized Mention of Minor Home . 1 Happenings.Hare are said to be quite plentiful in the woods near town, and hunters report good duck in hunting them. Much interest is taken by some of our people in the Corbett-Mitchell fight, and all that is published in the papers abeut the fight is. eagerly perused by them. The warm, bright.aunshine today was greatly appreciated by all, It has been a . . midwinter day such as California alone can boast of, Chinese New Year will soon be here~ and already the heathens are beginning to pre-}pare for the approaching festivities. The The Will of the Late H. A. Lones. FE eel reece ssh A MULTITUDE OF HEIRS APPEAR Dissatisfied, and Petition the Superior Court to Revoke the Probate of Will. The heirs of the late H. A. Lones have instituted proceedings in the Superior Court of this county against W. B. Lones, Administrator of the estate of said H. A, Lones, deceased, to revoke the probate 6 ill. The plaintiffs are James H. Lones, John clarinet player of the band is getting his blower in good trim, and sweet tunes. may be expected. ~ a PERSONAL POINTERS. A. Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and intentions. M. Sando of San Francisco is in town. W. H. Gibbons of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. ‘John Lawrence arrived here yectenday from San Francisco. J. C. Donnelly, the ever popular ‘‘John”, is among his old friends once more. H. Scheunert, the well-known cigar man of Sacramento, is in town Yhos. Purcell, son of the Grass Valley livery man, ee the county seat a visit to~ Lones, Martha Knott, James L. Knott, ck day. Knott, Kate Mullins, Emma Morrow, Ruf Annie Dillon left this morning for W. Knott, Andrew Sharpe, Jennie Lones, Jake Sharpe, Mrs, E. J; )Huling, (widow), H. A. Lones, (of Texas), Ellen Maxey, Le~ onidas Wells, W. B. Wells, Alice Acker, A. B. Wells, Ellen Scates, A. S. Wells, Martha Underwood st — Carmichael. neys for James H. Lones. Thomas S. Ford is attorney for all the other plaintiffs. Frank T. Nilon and F. F. Simonds are the attorneys for the defendant. The petition for revocal is in substance as follows: : To the Honorable the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, in probate: In this matter the plaintiffs above named hereby contest the probate of the alleged last will and testament of -H. A. Lones, deceased, —after—prebatethorecf,--and ec cause of contest allege as follows: Henry A. Lones died in Nevada county on the 18th of September, 1893, of which place he was and had been for forty ‘years prior thereto, a resident, leaving estate therein, Thereafter, on October 3, 1893, William B. Lones filed im this court for probate what purported to be the last will ef the said decedent, in words and ne as follows: In the name of God, amen. Whereas, it has pleased God in His providence to bless me with a portion of this world’s goods, and impressed with the uncertainty of human life and the certainty of death, therefore I, Henry A. Lones, being in health, of sound mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament, asfollows: 1, I will that all my just — be paid out of my estate. 2. I give my body to God who gave it, to be buried in a Christian manner, and my soul to him who redeemed it, in hope of a resurrection into a life of happiness at the last day. 3. I give and bequeath unto my brother William Baker Lones, all my right, title and interest that I may-have in and to my father’s estate at the decease of my beloved mother .'ane Lones, relict of Jacob a ‘4. I bequeath and give-unto my brother W. B. Lones, as my-personal property, al! ___ black girl named Sarah, and her increase, if. any she may have, and any or all others that may come into my hand as my property, with their increase also, if any there be, to 43 his* property. forever. 5. I/give and bequeath unto my brother} W. B. Lones, all of my estate that I may die jAeized and possessed of here and elscwhere, that may be in my hands, or of those ___ in whose hands I may leave it at.my decease, for his (W. B. Lones) benefit, so as to be secured to him. 6. Having full confidence inthe affection, * regard and moral integrity of my beloved = Jane Lones, I hereby appoint and titute her, without bonds, to be the : Executrix of this my last will and. testament, Henay A. Longs, Dated 1856, duly acknowledged and wit_nessed. \ P laintiffs further allege that concurren with the filing of the said purported wiilt the said Wm. B. Lanes filed his petition for the probate thereof. . Notice thereof was given and-on October 16,1893, no contest having been entered at the tite for hearing, proofs were made and the will probate. Thereupon W. B. Kk pointed Administrator, and he duly fied. . The said H. A. Lones left surviving hi neither issue, wife, father or mother.’ He left survivng him as heirs certain kin" dred who are interested in the proceedings, San Fraticisce, to take a position in the evaporated cream ——at the Mid. winter Fair. a As the name indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you. ? Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior. Court today, Hon. John Caldell presiding : Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. John H. Lones vs. Wm. B. Lones et al. Order that citation issue. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased. _ Hearing account of administratrix continued until Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats, at B. H, Miller's. { — \ North maneay Sold. “Belserauli ‘Mr. Py Fletcher, the principal owner in the North Banner mine, has sold his entire stock to W. E. Brewn of San Franc'sco. Mr. Brown has been anowner in the North Banner for years, and-is also President of the Omaha Mining Company. We understand that work of developing the mine will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. Sign —— C, ¥. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ornamental painter and decorator, is now. in this city and will attend to all orders. If you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call, ~ 19 ee oe No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satisfied with its effect. Way suffer from indigestion and idyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is pleasant and cures. Simmons Liver Regulater. A dose a day. Who Is Totally Deaf. Ah Cow is the name of a Chinaman ‘whe+-.,. was sent te the county jail a long time ago or some equally serious charge. He was incarcerated a long time and finally discharged without having a trial. His case was a singular one. He is stone deaf and consequently the complaint could not be read to him, as the law provides, nor could he read it himself. After consulting by letter with the Atterney General regarding the matter, the District Attorney. concluded to dismiss the case. The Chinaman left the jail and went back to Moote’s Flat to live. Yesterday he returned here and going straight to the county jail asked to be admitted. He says he wants to stay there. The jail officials have taken him in temporarily. Ah Cow can speak English a little, but is totally deaf and therefore unable to hear anything that is said to him. 25 Cts. two Collars, at Miller's, — ie eee ee No Liceuse Now. Seme time ago a Chinese fish peddler rented a little place on. Pine street, his location having been formerly known by the euphonious name ‘‘The Hele in-the Wall.” Here he intended to open a fish, fruit and vegetable stand, etc., but when he learned that he would have to pay a license of $50 for the privilege, he gave np the idea of opening aatore. Since the Superior Court decided the ordinance unconstitutional, the . ‘Mongolian has opened up his store and is as ‘. happy as a clam at high tide. 73 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars and-a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. More Quartz Wanted. . Charles H. Mitchell, who has charge of the Nevada county exhibit at the Midwinter Fair, writes to D. B. Marwick of Grass Valley that in his opinion the exbibit from ‘Nevada county will be the mest attractive of any in the building. More quartz is wanted with which to build the sphere, and Mr. Mitchell asks the mine owners to . make-fnrther contributions for this-purpose. . Ir you are all run down, fagged out, take Simmons Liver Regulator. Will be Arrested. J. P. Cooper, the postal-card crank, will be arrested on Monday on a charge of criminal libel. He is the man who has been sending postal cards to the City Council, Police Commissioners and others, says the Oakland correspondent of the 8. F. Call, the Chinese lottery men. The Chief of Poswear te the complaint against him. Wur suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? seo 7S Everybody Is Going To see Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Theatre on Friday evening. It will be put on the stage in good shape. Miss Minnette Maltman will take the part of Eva, and professionals will take the parts of Topsy and Uncle Tom. The dogs willbe there also. The house is going to be crowded so go and secure your seats immediately. Ir never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver "You don’t need to continue dosing with . comp! laint. Take Simmons Liver Regula~ ly is. Some words are —— J VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy « Pound of my French Mixed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it a " bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tell you di f ive, but there is more —oruaion in ne tute of thie Candy than there ie i whote qdietiesner Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. as «& Co.'s store on Commerciai st., Nevada City es Get on to the Jasper!” on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, . Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes ade to 14 with lice has stood it as long as he could and will hew this ARRIVALS AT THE A private letter’ received here from J. B. ‘ Sterch, Superintendent of the Jack Rabbit Union Hotel, Main Street. mine, who is at present in Fruitvale, Alas meda county, says that work will be .M. Preston, Sacramento, restimed in thé mine in April, by sinking a <M: Jones, pen Fist, new main shaft. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, + 00-5J. McCarthy, You Bet, AUCTION SALE. A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, — T" Gorn te Framticos Of Watches, Jewelry, Etc. Every J. C. Dennelly, Bloomfield, Night This Week. ig emagate In consequence of the depression in trade ‘. I have just received a large Stock of Watches and Jewelry which I bought of a San Francisco Wholesale ‘House at my own price, and will sell it at Public Auction, “[ mostly without reserve, at my store each: evening during the week, at 7 o'clock. Sale, — : . will commeuce Tuesday evening, Jan. 23d, ARRIVALS AT THE ~ at 7:30 P. M. CasPEer Coun, National Exchange, Broad Street. j22-1w Auctioneer. T. C. Dorsey, Grass Valley, ORDINANCE NO. 104. G. E. Riley, aac John Lawrence, ‘‘ ai An ordinance regulating the vending of C. H. Fulweiler, San Francisco, goods on tne streets, games, amuseT. C. Smith, ments and other things for which a S. Seeling, ig . charge is made. : Ben Hos ia “ : J.-Hoffman, # C. F. Wright, as SECTION I. ri B. Miller, —Corral, It — bone = say. ee e rry Mullen, Roston Ravine, public streets of the City of Nevada, or to set up Rev. Johw Chisholm, Auburn, aye streets of the : nSiap stn abe Be Pag R. Monteith, Bloomfield, Se Reach Gomes comer tatay eed ©. E.Whittum, Blue Tent, for amusement,. pleasure or other purpose for W. R. Conlin, Smartsville, which a charge is mace within the corporate lim: its of said city wi'hout-first procuring a licen, e M. Paulsen, Sacramento, A. M. Nooman, = therefor, as hereinafter required. M. Sander, San Francisco, Section I, All persons before engaging in any such busiC. Williams, Be Patient. ness, amusements or things spoken of in Section al Wait a few days longer. Another lot of . the public streets, five doliars per day or fifteen L. O. Williams, a _Al. McLaughlin, = J. Jones, = A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. Younge The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as-follows: 1 hereof, snall pay to the City for a license therefor in advance the following sums of money, towit: For merry-go-rounds, ten dollars per day; dollars per week; for striking-machines fiye dolfine clothing, boots and shoes will be here . lars per week or fifteen dollars per month; and A ‘ for all other things-of. amusement spoken "ofin this week and then you just look out for a . section 1 hereof, five dollars per day or ten dolprice list in the Transcrter, These goods . !*rs per week. SECTION III. must be closed out before the first Mouday Any person et aging in any ef eat business i —_ i Assesso: ngand of the things herein spoken o in Maryh—-the Gime the = cee poutine procuring the Heense therefor as his work. 5 2t herein required, is hereby declared to be a ; of a misdemeanor, and upun conviction thereo shall be fined in a = “— — hy ten aa. bs more than one-hundred dollars, or sha e: psrse epee ithprisoned in thecity prison for aterm not exing ten days. ATAMEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMSpee mittee oi the Nevada County Miners’ Association an assessment of One Dollar per This ordinance shall take effect and be in member was levied, payable immediately to the . force on and after the 6th day of February, 1804. Secretary er to the committes appoin to rePassed by the following vote Januar, i8th. ceive the same. Said assessment is to be used re faa Trustees Baker, Oarr, Hook, Gault and ped pg he ead Fr & erie who ampen’, to Ric Noes —— D. 8. BAKER, ms rese nintnn taterpes = mene. srivtoss wedhatal President of the Board of Trustees. mining interesta. By order of the es Committee. Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, First publication of this notice was made on a __ecreteary._. the 22d day of January. : See OVERGOATS At Cost. We have laced on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holcing goods over for another season. To give you an idea to what-we mean, we present a partial Price List: Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, ce Men’s Worsted Ulsters, s “$4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. ‘Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One firstStockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. Call in and see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ~ One-Price Clothiers, erate Pine and Commercial Streets. . Nevada City for vendor of goods, wareres or merchandise on} _class ticket to_ San Francisco and_ etre vie — ee : The big storm is here. itis raining all over the Coast, “but we fare prepared for the ‘roughest kind of weather. Our Eastern buyer has purchased for spot cash a ‘‘big snap” for us of Fine Winter Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes, and Rubber Goods, at which we are now busy marking. “Look out fora Picnic in Prices in a few days, Our New Goods were sone this year (1894). You do not have to pur. . chase odds and ends,Prices Will Astonish PL EASE GUESS MY WEIG HT, THE GUESSINC CONTEST EXPIRES FEBRUARY. 15, .1894, L. HYMAN & GO. Cor. Main and ae Cemneronnt Sts., Nevada sa oro Cal. A Card to the Public! We -herewith inform the people of Nevada County that our great CLEAKING BALE will continue until we have a certain amount of money raised. Remember ladies that our Sale is not a Special Sale for One Day Oily, or to throw out any bates when you have to pay double price next day for the same article. You can buy BARGAINS at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. You will save on Staple Goods 25 per cent ; Fancy Goods, 35 percent; on Notions, 50 per cent, This we will prove to you when you come-to our store that it is a fact. We are now in business'in Nevada City geing on ten s, and we were well patronized by _ Pees Sage of Nevada County, and our business is inoreestng from year te year. Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods'at near half price, Remember this; as tong as-weshalt remain in Nevada City, ou shall not pe Aa Fancy Prices for your DRY GOODS, OTIONS and MILLINERY, Our sales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly attended to C. 0. D. : LUBECK, Leader in Low-Prices._° > Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. THE WHITE HOUSE o oe ——o Ae. SEE ons ~Great Reduction in Cash a Store ! Quick Sales and and Small Profits. ARTHUR . WOLF DRESS GOODS Balance of our FALL STYLE DRESS GOODS at Greatly Reduced Prices, w EXTRA SPECIAL.” ee Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's, where. will corron VESTS at 25 Cents Each. be kept at all times the most complete stock of rm pina ancy Ladies, call ean if ou wish to geta FIFTY-CENT n rocet ies, Vi . yify g Fa cy are GOODS Prov isions, GARMENT for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Men's Overooats at Miller's. me eS tailor, When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. ? : Tacs Sinmoot Liver Regulator. You} == PAY OM NPaiON GoUDe AND WoRKAAMNMLFS Gootasiithe Priestee Lowest ee . Reich & Co . R _ viz: the plaintiffs-in this action who are en titled to portions of the estate, Owing to the late hour in obtaining this petition we are unable to publish it in full : Seay Sak cad Se. ie Seen : ‘That's what the city gamins howl at the delegate from the interior when Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a they detect him down the sunny side Of Sparkit or Kilkarney > streets. Now you don’t live in s jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “‘asbirt ons bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits. = FOR INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP. feces pe mapeh_and: whatever you please ees aha and the Prices the Lowest. _ without injury. MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad Give me a Trial——

ape ade a eT ee appli wae evada City Daily Th anscript. s VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10232 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 23, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. Published Every Evening, except Sunday. . BROWN & CALKINS, ‘+ Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. CONTESTED. Se eet Summarized Mention of Minor Home . 1 Happenings.Hare are said to be quite plentiful in the woods near town, and hunters report good duck in hunting them. Much interest is taken by some of our people in the Corbett-Mitchell fight, and all that is published in the papers abeut the fight is. eagerly perused by them. The warm, bright.aunshine today was greatly appreciated by all, It has been a . . midwinter day such as California alone can boast of, Chinese New Year will soon be here~ and already the heathens are beginning to pre-}pare for the approaching festivities. The The Will of the Late H. A. Lones. FE eel reece ssh A MULTITUDE OF HEIRS APPEAR Dissatisfied, and Petition the Superior Court to Revoke the Probate of Will. The heirs of the late H. A. Lones have instituted proceedings in the Superior Court of this county against W. B. Lones, Administrator of the estate of said H. A, Lones, deceased, to revoke the probate 6 ill. The plaintiffs are James H. Lones, John clarinet player of the band is getting his blower in good trim, and sweet tunes. may be expected. ~ a PERSONAL POINTERS. A. Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and intentions. M. Sando of San Francisco is in town. W. H. Gibbons of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. ‘John Lawrence arrived here yectenday from San Francisco. J. C. Donnelly, the ever popular ‘‘John”, is among his old friends once more. H. Scheunert, the well-known cigar man of Sacramento, is in town Yhos. Purcell, son of the Grass Valley livery man, ee the county seat a visit to~ Lones, Martha Knott, James L. Knott, ck day. Knott, Kate Mullins, Emma Morrow, Ruf Annie Dillon left this morning for W. Knott, Andrew Sharpe, Jennie Lones, Jake Sharpe, Mrs, E. J; )Huling, (widow), H. A. Lones, (of Texas), Ellen Maxey, Le~ onidas Wells, W. B. Wells, Alice Acker, A. B. Wells, Ellen Scates, A. S. Wells, Martha Underwood st — Carmichael. neys for James H. Lones. Thomas S. Ford is attorney for all the other plaintiffs. Frank T. Nilon and F. F. Simonds are the attorneys for the defendant. The petition for revocal is in substance as follows: : To the Honorable the Superior Court of the county of Nevada, in probate: In this matter the plaintiffs above named hereby contest the probate of the alleged last will and testament of -H. A. Lones, deceased, —after—prebatethorecf,--and ec cause of contest allege as follows: Henry A. Lones died in Nevada county on the 18th of September, 1893, of which place he was and had been for forty ‘years prior thereto, a resident, leaving estate therein, Thereafter, on October 3, 1893, William B. Lones filed im this court for probate what purported to be the last will ef the said decedent, in words and ne as follows: In the name of God, amen. Whereas, it has pleased God in His providence to bless me with a portion of this world’s goods, and impressed with the uncertainty of human life and the certainty of death, therefore I, Henry A. Lones, being in health, of sound mind and memory, do make this my last will and testament, asfollows: 1, I will that all my just — be paid out of my estate. 2. I give my body to God who gave it, to be buried in a Christian manner, and my soul to him who redeemed it, in hope of a resurrection into a life of happiness at the last day. 3. I give and bequeath unto my brother William Baker Lones, all my right, title and interest that I may-have in and to my father’s estate at the decease of my beloved mother .'ane Lones, relict of Jacob a ‘4. I bequeath and give-unto my brother W. B. Lones, as my-personal property, al! ___ black girl named Sarah, and her increase, if. any she may have, and any or all others that may come into my hand as my property, with their increase also, if any there be, to 43 his* property. forever. 5. I/give and bequeath unto my brother} W. B. Lones, all of my estate that I may die jAeized and possessed of here and elscwhere, that may be in my hands, or of those ___ in whose hands I may leave it at.my decease, for his (W. B. Lones) benefit, so as to be secured to him. 6. Having full confidence inthe affection, * regard and moral integrity of my beloved = Jane Lones, I hereby appoint and titute her, without bonds, to be the : Executrix of this my last will and. testament, Henay A. Longs, Dated 1856, duly acknowledged and wit_nessed. \ P laintiffs further allege that concurren with the filing of the said purported wiilt the said Wm. B. Lanes filed his petition for the probate thereof. . Notice thereof was given and-on October 16,1893, no contest having been entered at the tite for hearing, proofs were made and the will probate. Thereupon W. B. Kk pointed Administrator, and he duly fied. . The said H. A. Lones left surviving hi neither issue, wife, father or mother.’ He left survivng him as heirs certain kin" dred who are interested in the proceedings, San Fraticisce, to take a position in the evaporated cream ——at the Mid. winter Fair. a As the name indicates, Hall’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, including its growth, health, youthful color, and beauty. It will please you. ? Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior. Court today, Hon. John Caldell presiding : Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. John H. Lones vs. Wm. B. Lones et al. Order that citation issue. Estate of M. Byrne, Jr., deceased. _ Hearing account of administratrix continued until Tuesday, Jan. 20th. 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool Hats, at B. H, Miller's. { — \ North maneay Sold. “Belserauli ‘Mr. Py Fletcher, the principal owner in the North Banner mine, has sold his entire stock to W. E. Brewn of San Franc'sco. Mr. Brown has been anowner in the North Banner for years, and-is also President of the Omaha Mining Company. We understand that work of developing the mine will be pushed forward as rapidly as possible. Sign —— C, ¥. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, ornamental painter and decorator, is now. in this city and will attend to all orders. If you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call, ~ 19 ee oe No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satisfied with its effect. Way suffer from indigestion and idyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is pleasant and cures. Simmons Liver Regulater. A dose a day. Who Is Totally Deaf. Ah Cow is the name of a Chinaman ‘whe+-.,. was sent te the county jail a long time ago or some equally serious charge. He was incarcerated a long time and finally discharged without having a trial. His case was a singular one. He is stone deaf and consequently the complaint could not be read to him, as the law provides, nor could he read it himself. After consulting by letter with the Atterney General regarding the matter, the District Attorney. concluded to dismiss the case. The Chinaman left the jail and went back to Moote’s Flat to live. Yesterday he returned here and going straight to the county jail asked to be admitted. He says he wants to stay there. The jail officials have taken him in temporarily. Ah Cow can speak English a little, but is totally deaf and therefore unable to hear anything that is said to him. 25 Cts. two Collars, at Miller's, — ie eee ee No Liceuse Now. Seme time ago a Chinese fish peddler rented a little place on. Pine street, his location having been formerly known by the euphonious name ‘‘The Hele in-the Wall.” Here he intended to open a fish, fruit and vegetable stand, etc., but when he learned that he would have to pay a license of $50 for the privilege, he gave np the idea of opening aatore. Since the Superior Court decided the ordinance unconstitutional, the . ‘Mongolian has opened up his store and is as ‘. happy as a clam at high tide. 73 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars and-a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. More Quartz Wanted. .

Charles H. Mitchell, who has charge of the Nevada county exhibit at the Midwinter Fair, writes to D. B. Marwick of Grass Valley that in his opinion the exbibit from ‘Nevada county will be the mest attractive of any in the building. More quartz is wanted with which to build the sphere, and Mr. Mitchell asks the mine owners to . make-fnrther contributions for this-purpose. . Ir you are all run down, fagged out, take Simmons Liver Regulator. Will be Arrested. J. P. Cooper, the postal-card crank, will be arrested on Monday on a charge of criminal libel. He is the man who has been sending postal cards to the City Council, Police Commissioners and others, says the Oakland correspondent of the 8. F. Call, the Chinese lottery men. The Chief of Poswear te the complaint against him. Wur suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? seo 7S Everybody Is Going To see Uncle Tom's Cabin at the Theatre on Friday evening. It will be put on the stage in good shape. Miss Minnette Maltman will take the part of Eva, and professionals will take the parts of Topsy and Uncle Tom. The dogs willbe there also. The house is going to be crowded so go and secure your seats immediately. Ir never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver "You don’t need to continue dosing with . comp! laint. Take Simmons Liver Regula~ ly is. Some words are —— J VERY LITTLE MONEY Will buy « Pound of my French Mixed Candy. That is a small investment, but you will realize from it a " bigger investments bring you. It is not easy to tell you di f ive, but there is more —oruaion in ne tute of thie Candy than there ie i whote qdietiesner Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. as «& Co.'s store on Commerciai st., Nevada City es Get on to the Jasper!” on a charge of assault with a deadly weapon, . Boy’s Percale Shirts. sizes ade to 14 with lice has stood it as long as he could and will hew this ARRIVALS AT THE A private letter’ received here from J. B. ‘ Sterch, Superintendent of the Jack Rabbit Union Hotel, Main Street. mine, who is at present in Fruitvale, Alas meda county, says that work will be .M. Preston, Sacramento, restimed in thé mine in April, by sinking a <M: Jones, pen Fist, new main shaft. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, + 00-5J. McCarthy, You Bet, AUCTION SALE. A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, — T" Gorn te Framticos Of Watches, Jewelry, Etc. Every J. C. Dennelly, Bloomfield, Night This Week. ig emagate In consequence of the depression in trade ‘. I have just received a large Stock of Watches and Jewelry which I bought of a San Francisco Wholesale ‘House at my own price, and will sell it at Public Auction, “[ mostly without reserve, at my store each: evening during the week, at 7 o'clock. Sale, — : . will commeuce Tuesday evening, Jan. 23d, ARRIVALS AT THE ~ at 7:30 P. M. CasPEer Coun, National Exchange, Broad Street. j22-1w Auctioneer. T. C. Dorsey, Grass Valley, ORDINANCE NO. 104. G. E. Riley, aac John Lawrence, ‘‘ ai An ordinance regulating the vending of C. H. Fulweiler, San Francisco, goods on tne streets, games, amuseT. C. Smith, ments and other things for which a S. Seeling, ig . charge is made. : Ben Hos ia “ : J.-Hoffman, # C. F. Wright, as SECTION I. ri B. Miller, —Corral, It — bone = say. ee e rry Mullen, Roston Ravine, public streets of the City of Nevada, or to set up Rev. Johw Chisholm, Auburn, aye streets of the : nSiap stn abe Be Pag R. Monteith, Bloomfield, Se Reach Gomes comer tatay eed ©. E.Whittum, Blue Tent, for amusement,. pleasure or other purpose for W. R. Conlin, Smartsville, which a charge is mace within the corporate lim: its of said city wi'hout-first procuring a licen, e M. Paulsen, Sacramento, A. M. Nooman, = therefor, as hereinafter required. M. Sander, San Francisco, Section I, All persons before engaging in any such busiC. Williams, Be Patient. ness, amusements or things spoken of in Section al Wait a few days longer. Another lot of . the public streets, five doliars per day or fifteen L. O. Williams, a _Al. McLaughlin, = J. Jones, = A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. Younge The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as-follows: 1 hereof, snall pay to the City for a license therefor in advance the following sums of money, towit: For merry-go-rounds, ten dollars per day; dollars per week; for striking-machines fiye dolfine clothing, boots and shoes will be here . lars per week or fifteen dollars per month; and A ‘ for all other things-of. amusement spoken "ofin this week and then you just look out for a . section 1 hereof, five dollars per day or ten dolprice list in the Transcrter, These goods . !*rs per week. SECTION III. must be closed out before the first Mouday Any person et aging in any ef eat business i —_ i Assesso: ngand of the things herein spoken o in Maryh—-the Gime the = cee poutine procuring the Heense therefor as his work. 5 2t herein required, is hereby declared to be a ; of a misdemeanor, and upun conviction thereo shall be fined in a = “— — hy ten aa. bs more than one-hundred dollars, or sha e: psrse epee ithprisoned in thecity prison for aterm not exing ten days. ATAMEETING OF THE EXECUTIVE COMSpee mittee oi the Nevada County Miners’ Association an assessment of One Dollar per This ordinance shall take effect and be in member was levied, payable immediately to the . force on and after the 6th day of February, 1804. Secretary er to the committes appoin to rePassed by the following vote Januar, i8th. ceive the same. Said assessment is to be used re faa Trustees Baker, Oarr, Hook, Gault and ped pg he ead Fr & erie who ampen’, to Ric Noes —— D. 8. BAKER, ms rese nintnn taterpes = mene. srivtoss wedhatal President of the Board of Trustees. mining interesta. By order of the es Committee. Attest: T. H. CARR, Clerk. W. F. ENGLEBRIGHT, First publication of this notice was made on a __ecreteary._. the 22d day of January. : See OVERGOATS At Cost. We have laced on our bargain counters seven different lots of Men’s and Boys’ Overcoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don’t believe in the old custom of holcing goods over for another season. To give you an idea to what-we mean, we present a partial Price List: Men’s Chinchilla Overcoats, all sizes, $4. Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Men’s Kerseys Ulsters, ce Men’s Worsted Ulsters, s “$4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $4 50. ‘Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One firstStockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in our glass jar. Remember, you get a guess with every purchase you make. Call in and see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ~ One-Price Clothiers, erate Pine and Commercial Streets. . Nevada City for vendor of goods, wareres or merchandise on} _class ticket to_ San Francisco and_ etre vie — ee : The big storm is here. itis raining all over the Coast, “but we fare prepared for the ‘roughest kind of weather. Our Eastern buyer has purchased for spot cash a ‘‘big snap” for us of Fine Winter Clothing, Overcoats, Boots and Shoes, and Rubber Goods, at which we are now busy marking. “Look out fora Picnic in Prices in a few days, Our New Goods were sone this year (1894). You do not have to pur. . chase odds and ends,Prices Will Astonish PL EASE GUESS MY WEIG HT, THE GUESSINC CONTEST EXPIRES FEBRUARY. 15, .1894, L. HYMAN & GO. Cor. Main and ae Cemneronnt Sts., Nevada sa oro Cal. A Card to the Public! We -herewith inform the people of Nevada County that our great CLEAKING BALE will continue until we have a certain amount of money raised. Remember ladies that our Sale is not a Special Sale for One Day Oily, or to throw out any bates when you have to pay double price next day for the same article. You can buy BARGAINS at eur establishment the whole YEAR ROUND. You will save on Staple Goods 25 per cent ; Fancy Goods, 35 percent; on Notions, 50 per cent, This we will prove to you when you come-to our store that it is a fact. We are now in business'in Nevada City geing on ten s, and we were well patronized by _ Pees Sage of Nevada County, and our business is inoreestng from year te year. Therefore, we will give you a chance to buy Goods'at near half price, Remember this; as tong as-weshalt remain in Nevada City, ou shall not pe Aa Fancy Prices for your DRY GOODS, OTIONS and MILLINERY, Our sales are strictly CASH. Country orders promptly attended to C. 0. D. : LUBECK, Leader in Low-Prices._° > Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. THE WHITE HOUSE o oe ——o Ae. SEE ons ~Great Reduction in Cash a Store ! Quick Sales and and Small Profits. ARTHUR . WOLF DRESS GOODS Balance of our FALL STYLE DRESS GOODS at Greatly Reduced Prices, w EXTRA SPECIAL.” ee Just Received—One Case of LADIES’ RIBBED New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's, where. will corron VESTS at 25 Cents Each. be kept at all times the most complete stock of rm pina ancy Ladies, call ean if ou wish to geta FIFTY-CENT n rocet ies, Vi . yify g Fa cy are GOODS Prov isions, GARMENT for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS. Men's Overooats at Miller's. me eS tailor, When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. ? : Tacs Sinmoot Liver Regulator. You} == PAY OM NPaiON GoUDe AND WoRKAAMNMLFS Gootasiithe Priestee Lowest ee . Reich & Co . R _ viz: the plaintiffs-in this action who are en titled to portions of the estate, Owing to the late hour in obtaining this petition we are unable to publish it in full : Seay Sak cad Se. ie Seen : ‘That's what the city gamins howl at the delegate from the interior when Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a they detect him down the sunny side Of Sparkit or Kilkarney > streets. Now you don’t live in s jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “‘asbirt ons bean-pole,” people will be warranted in thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits. = FOR INFERIOR WORKMANSHIP. feces pe mapeh_and: whatever you please ees aha and the Prices the Lowest. _ without injury. MORRISON, Pine Street, Near Broad Give me a Trial——