January 23, 1904 (4 pages)

ee day. ts we have, ED we will close then irly all Marysyi ry aS these go \HER & CO, ida Cit ) MoGovern and wife re< ary, O88" he Bay this morning. da O8F+ rde who has been here on Electric ligh ned to San Francisco this and cold wate mpel went out on the morn» Bath Room Sui fe Offices and bayj IvERs” Good Old mer time Brover aod Miss Goett D. Tower an ss Corrine passed arrive here this evening But the—PEGKER made by— IF F S. of Md. Rew Years Phot Se ee Windoy Placed-in on , ings of Our People. by came,down from DownFon bis way to Reno. n is here from the Bay. ‘of Boston, Mass., is here petrip. ~ lat returned to Colfax toley of St. Louis, Mo., ie fsiness trip. erty of San ‘Francisco arsn the mornirg train. is here from, Sacramento. nsen and W. M. Welch arlast evening from San Fran7 ham returned today from here be went to attend bis feral. 'D. McOreary; presiding s district, went to North Way. ge E. Cloud of Washingion a visit to her sister, Mrs. Andrew Wolfe have gone ‘ciut, Plumas county, to be side of Miss Belle Dowe, Francisco, where they have pisit. ry is on the sick liet. bompson went to Auburn be has secured a position: Davey came up trom Oak-. fening and went to Washwidden is ill with bronhome on Park Avenue. plls, the dairyman, left for 0 this morning on a basighaffer, who has been visit~ ft for his home at Forest orning. faitland and William White fomorrow morning for the M arysville on a duck huatHon. sley Arnhart and her 6oo, ft thie morning for San ion a visit to relatives. a J. A. Jeffrey of San Frenhere this morning for the ia Development Company’s sear Omega, in which they interested. ler and Fréa@ Searls bave j@ Zoibright mine in Little by. They went by the way bation. . Ross will leave for Sacrad Pictu A LARGEST yet complete asrtment ever in the coun asonable prices 4 ORE prrow on a business trip. Davey, a brother of the late bDavey, arrived here thie fom Pleasant Valley. Mr. ipent considerable time here Fillness of bis brother, to yae greatly attached, but unFwas at bome when dissoin, and although-he hurried ly when summopseid arrived to be with him when death eyes in eternal sleep. lias Bbroidery Lessons Wednesday and Friday afteripply to Mrs. James OaIRns, Building, . Commercial tf. ly $170,000. king Company closed its lay, the cashier having stolen and disty atg vada City ff the funds. The depositors ass Valley fotected fully. The etockHill have to pey in $200,000, mes made 10 onde! 4 aN TATE te are other pure spices ee is; ‘Schilling’s Best are SS Saloon ithout the perhaps. _ & Tompkins grocet’s ; moneyback. ines uors and Cigal . Sal PRANSCRIP F; 9 C L_ JANUARY 23, 1904 Record of the [perience an impetus in the various . food.” Mr, Langdon, whois a promiLWhist Olub is busily engaged in the eek rigs — DN GALNOTES Beas + Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The employes-of the Obampion mine will receive-their wages this evening and the town will in consequence exHines of business. ~The second trial of A.J. Beckman, who was born and raised in this city, for the murder of the Kelley girl at Batte, Montane, will not likely take place for several months. In the ewe: ay cares will languish in jail. The . three head of horses which Oharles Langdon lost while en route from Loyalton to Oskland with a band of the equines a few weeke ago, are reported to be in the neighborhood. of Bine Tent and faring badly as regards nent liveryman of Loyalton, is still in Oakland @isposing of the stock he teok there and is unawure of the whereabouts of the three head he lost. Mise E.-B, Hoeft, the artistic mo diste in thé hat line, yesterday completed moving her big stock of millinery to the Celio building on Broad street, which she has rented. Will H. Gregory, formerly of this eity bat now employed at the Mere Isiand navy yard, has been granted a patent for a magazine lemon and lime aqueezer. The Ladies’ Saturday Afternoon playing of their favorite game this afternoon at the home of Mre. M, A. Preston on Sacramento street. The ladies are all baving a beautiful time, their fair hostess leaving nothing undone to make the afternoon one of real pleasure for her guests. If you want anything in the way of liquid tefreshments drop in and see Will Harry at the old corner. Every thing of the best and courteous treatment to all. Nevada City Lodge of Elks held a very interesting meeting last evening and several applications for membership were received, The herd is. growing in numbers right along and the order and its affaire are in a very prosperoas condition. At the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Johnson proprietore,a fine lunch will be spread tonight. Don’t miss it. Only the standard grades of wet goods kept on hand. The prize-dancing contest to be held by Company Oat Armory: Hall tonight will begin at 10:15 o'clock. The jadges who will pick the winning couple from this city will be selected from the outside, and vice versa will be the case with the couple from the outside. The weather is very propitious and 4 large namber of couples are expected to be on the floor in competition for the two prizes, besides which the melodious etrains of Wild’s full orchestra will blend harmoniously with the gliding footsteps of the graceful trippers of the maizy waltz. Woodman & Thompkins carry a fine line of wines, liquore,.beers and cigars. Their saloon is run in a modern style, and all patrons are given the best of attention. Ohoice lunch tonight. The leap year ball given at North Bloomfield last night was a complete success. The ladies who had the affair in hend laid down a strict code of rules to be observed, and the “men folk” Shad to submit to the various pleasantries peculiar to leap year. Dower & Hooper’s saloon is the place to go for a jolly time. On Saturday evening the place is crowded, and all drinks and cigars are the very best that money can buy. The bigh reputation that the Natlonal amd Annex has gained comes from the excellent accommodations afforded for all who patronize this wellknown hostelry. There are a large number of guests there all the time, and every department is ran in accordance with the latest systems adopted by successful hotels in the large cities. The meals are prepared in the finest style possible, and the service is unexcelled, See tomorrow’s menu in this issue. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. This well-known hostelry is baving a large rao of buelness, and the dining room is conducted in 6 way that makes the guests feel right at home. The Sunday evening spreads include everything . choice that the market affords. Billy Britland’s Council Chambers ate filled with patrons every Saturday night. It ie due to good goods always keptin stock and the warm welcome extended to all comers, Good lunch. This year Lent will begin on Wednesday, February Iv7tb, and end on Easter Sunday, April 8d. ; Superintendent M, W. Mather of the Plumbago mine left today for San Francisco, from whence be will jour‘ney next week to New York City to confer with bis company. Superintendent Mather can take with him naught but a flattering report of the Plumbago mine, for it is without o doubt one of the most valuable mines in Sierra county, having produced remarkably rivh ore. The Champion saloon, conducted -by O'Connor & Shannon, is a popular resort, especially on Satarday nights. Itis the place to goif you want to spend a few hours pleasantly. The meeting of the joint commi'tee appointed bythe County Supervisors and the Promotion Committeee, which was to have been held tonight at the office of the South Yuba Company in this city, has been postponed until next Monday evening. Fred Eilerman will give you a cordial welcome at hfa: popular resort whenever you call, Don’t overlook Fred in taking a turn around town thie evening. His mixed drinks can not be, beat. The Owl aaloon is ran along modern lines, and all stock kept on hand is of high grade, The proprietors, Tattle & Weber, take particular pains to please their patrons. Good hotels ‘speak well for any city, and when the traveling public give high praise to a hostelry you can depend on it that it comes from real merit. People who.spend much of their time in hotels are good judges of such places, as a matter Of course, and feel if incumbent upon themselves to tell others where good accommodations can be hed With drummers, this rule is observed to a great extent, and they freely spesk in high terms-of the Hotel Antlers of this city. The Sanday dinners are prepared in grand style and are largely ‘patronized by our home people, See menu elsewhere in this issue. ‘Go Up in Price. Suasta VALLEY, Jan., 22,—Within the last ten days there have been large movemente of cattle in thie section, Over 2000 head belonging to Joseph Howard, O. Swanston and Louis Gerber, have arrived in the valley for shipment to California points. The high price of bay and alfalfa io the Merrill district has caused cattlemen to leave that part of Oregon for California, In the Klamath Baein about 2000 head of cattle belonging to Gerber, Swanson and others are lefr, Alfalfa hay has gone upto $15 a ton and cattlemen are compelled to seek cheaper food for stock. Found Dead. Brprorp, Ind., January 22 — The body of Miss Sarah Schaefer, teacher of Latin in the Bedford High School was found ina carriage house today. She had been assaulted and robbed and the body mutilated. The appear with her asssilant. Miss Schaefer came here from Elkhart, Ind., a year ago and was much admired. There is) great excitement over the murder and . bloodhounds will be given the scent. Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptional to find a family where t are no domestic raptares occasionally, .but these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They not only relieve you, but cure, 26c., at W. D. Vinten’s Drug Store. ¥ _-++erOnly the very best of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all vieitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto call on him. a81-tf eet, Nevada City & JOHASAL nd retail dealers i ors ¢ Ci RE KK trictly High Cis) our hospitality ard place en B will stay only a short btting, formerly sold for 80c, ) ‘ ee “ Aig 85c, rnets > ‘ _« sets, formerly sold for $1.50, gals road Bi OUR TIM put on will sell now-for 19° im 4“ 60, rt) E HERE IS LIMITED ance of the shed indicated a struggle . . while more: Beginning SATURDAY, the 23d inst., we will oe a 66 “ “* 20s “* 450 96s “ “é Corsets, formerly sold for“ sé “ss “ SPECIAL SALE the following : P.N, Corsets, formerly. sold for $1.25, will eell now for 750 “ oe 1.00, ee “ sé Cid 650 T6e, “ BO 50c, 850 it) iy “cc RB, FLEMING Store. { ————-Labies’ Jackets at One-Half Price——— gber the old SNELL & WOLFF RECEIVER When deciphSacRaMENTO, Jan. 22.—A movement is on foot to have the headquarters of theThird Brigade of the National Guard again located in this city, and a meeting with this object in view will soon be held here. The movement originated with a number of business men who have the welfare of the Guard at heart, and has the endorsement of the officers of the Second Infantry Regiment. Sacramento was the Brigade headquarters until former Governor James Budd, as Commanderin-chief of the Guard, changed it to Fresno to pay a political debt, it is claimed, For Seymour. SACRAMENTO, Jan, 22.—It is stated that Colonel H. I. Seymour, for several years in command-of the Second Regiment, is the choice here for the office of Brigadier -General, to succeed General Muller. Weinstock bas been mentioned in this connection, but it is understood his friends are pot making an active canvase on hie behalf, The name of Colonel H. National Hotel DINNER. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1904. MENU Oream of Celery Egg Bouillon en Tasse Columbia River Salmon with Potatoerett Saace Obicken Sajad en Mavonnaise _Oelery en Branche Lambs Tongue with Caper Sauce Ragoat of Sweetbreads with Musbrooms Lyonaige of Chicken Liver en Crouton Scrambled Calfs Brains on Toast Mallard Duck Stewed a la California Crawfish Patties Neapolitan Style ROMAN PUNCH Roast Young Chicken with Walnat Dressing Breast of Veal with Sage Dressing Mutton with Jelly Baked Ham, Obampagne Sauce Prime of Beef au Jus Lamb with Mint Sauce Ribs of Beef with Sweet Potatoes Pork with Apple Sauce Roll of Beef Stuffed Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower in Cream French Peas Mince Pie Pampkin Pie Lady Fingers New England Plum Pudding Hard and Brandy Sauce California, Edam and Swiss Cheese Fruits Nuts Raisins Oafe Noir For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. Olives eee ——= ——— —— TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA DUE'S NEADACHE = DOWDERS are the best on the market and willogive almost instant relief. Try them.. ———e FOR SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery SacuaManto, Jan 22,—Police Detectives Max P. Fisher and John Fitsgerald late yesterday afternoon arrested aman who gave the name of Fred Miller, but whose true name is knowa to be-Ogoar N. Kiamip, a safe cracker and burglar, with a record in the east. ‘Ohiet of Police Sullivan received a letter from Secret Service Agent McOlue of Little Rock, Ark., stating that a strange crook had been arrested: there, and that a cipher letter dated at Sacramento and addresses to ‘‘Slim” had been found upon him. ered, the letter stated. the writer was in Sacramento, and requested “Slim” to.bring his safe blowing. outfit to this city, and binted at diamonds being in sight,. When searched at the police station the officers found on Kiamp cipher letters, which go to show he is the man who wrote the one found by the Little Rock~ authorities. In 1890 Klamp shot Major George Heinzman of Ohicago, while committing a felony in the latter’s house, and was in turn shot by Heinzman’s son. He was captared, convicted of assault to commit murder, and was sentenced to Joliet from which institution he was released in November, 1897. Old Headquarters Majority. . neer resident of this city, who had besn ‘a great sufferer and very near Death’s door many times during bis long illness, flnally answered the sammons at 7:25 o'clock this morning and passed away peacefully. Death resulted from minere consumption, & years ago and which slowly sapped his Iife away. Mr, Davey left England and came to America at the age of nineteen, and for a number of years mede his home at Negaunee, Mich., where he married his first wife, After leaving the mines there he went to Colorado, where he filled the position of superintendent of some copper mine for two years. He came to Oalifornia in the year 1879 The deceased was among Nevada City’s oldest residents, having come to this city about 25 years ago, and has resided here continuously ever since with the exception of two years, during which time he was engaged in mining at Virginia City. Up to the time his health failed him, several years ago, Mr. Davey was a hardworking, industrious miner, and it wae by too close and steady application to his chosen profession that he contracted the germs of that dread disease which resulted in bis death. He always took a great interest in politics and in the advancement and growth of this community’s interests he was a willing worker and advocate. For several months he filled with credit the office of Oonstable of Neveda Township, being appointed to fill the vacancy made by the deatb of the late Wm. Scott. He ran as as Independent candidate for re election, but was defeated. i He was 3 native of Devonshire cdanty, Eogland, aged 55 years, aud leaves a wife and two daughters—Mre. Frank Grigeel of this city, and Mrs. Fred Brinkman of Forbestown, the latter being children by a former wife. A brother,Wm. Davey of Anthony House, Pleasant Valley, also survives him. Mr. Davey was quite prominent in fraternal circles. He was a charter Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of &t. George; also a member of the I. O. O. . &. fraternity of Virginia City, Nev. The funeral will probably take place ou Monday afternoon. To Assist In Degree David E. Morgan and L. Attkisson went over to North San Juan this afternoon to essistin conferring the Royal Arch degree in the Masonic lodge at that place this evening. Mrs. Apperson. San Jose, Jap. 22.—Mrs. Randopb W. Apperson, mother of Mrs. Phcebe Hearst, died at her home, near Lawrence station this morning. Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, wakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed properly. Birthday. We bave a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe : of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we bave a large stock of articles made from it. Oell in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy Another Pioneer Citizen Joins the Silent . George D. Davey, a. well-known plodisease which he contracted many} member of Milo. Lodge, Kaighte of} Pythiae of this city, and, a member of]. ROAST YOUNG PIG, Steaming Hot, With Brown Potatoes. and Chili Con Carni Saturday Night . FREE TO ALL a Everybody welcome. Oome and enjoy yourself. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat : i Barley.. WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley. San Francisco Gas and Electric. MINING STOCKS, Ophir Sierra Nevada Mexican ..1 75. . U Gould & Uur. 938-. Ballion. 9 Best & Bel . 1 75 . Exchequer . 20 Odn.Cal.&Val.1 65 . Seg. Belcher. 10 Sav sereseeesee BO . Overmad..c00. 28 QObollar. 27 . Justice.. ll Potosi 28 . Union. Hale & Nrs .. Orown Point. Yellow Jacket. Imperial Kentuok... Alpha Belcher..00Oonfidence .1 Killed Himself. Cotumsus, Obio, Jan. 22.—Ned Howard Fowler, leading men of the Empire Theater Stock Company, shot and killed himself today in the presence of bis wife, Laura Nelson Hall, whom be married recently. Nervousness, due to overwork, is assigned as the esuse. 68 14 Caledonia. Silver Hill Challenge Occidental . 75 Andes,... 87 This Remedy is a Specifia, Sure to Give Satisfaction, GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. diseased membrane. It cures drives away a Cold in the Head syne Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by iat: Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelein Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sampie Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . UISINE a Special feature. Re* . tarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, ese Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite resort of Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ie the Beer drawn by ue. We make a specialty of keeping only the best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks We would be pleased to eee you at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper: Proprietors, SA ELy’s CREAM BALM It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the jatarrh and man’s Headache Oure gives instant re fectly harmless. Immediate relief ‘950 and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery: Try it and you will always buy it. tf Wonderfu) Nerve ™ . Is displayed by many & man enduring peine of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bratees, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or etiff joints. But there’s. no need for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will Kill the pain and curethe trouble. Its the beat Sgive on earth for the Piles, too. 25c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. ESPECIALLY FOR CHI: DRDEN Adams’ trish Moss Cough Baisam. For Oroup and: Infentile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs 250,60c. Druggists. All Welcome and ‘PS DON'T MI88 A GCOD, THING. ROVAL LUNG Saturday Night HOTEL ANTLERS BAR OHICKEN SALAD COLD SLAW FRANKFURTERS AND SAUERKRAUT PORK AND BEANS Antler’e Style BOLOGNA SAUSAGE RYE BREAD Za— Free to All if you wart & good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 —————— MASONIC BUILDING eee rec oee ——e DR. H. O. SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. . ———— Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavoréd and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY In bulk and bottle. All Call and get our pric:s, GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions iu prices 01 all of our goods. Great Reduction in .Cloaks. . and Furs. Great Reduction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Teunis Flannels, etc. Samp'es sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. 4 ae SUPPOSE WLLL PELL LLL LS LL LL ALLL LED LOL LE IG LY LLE “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OV Ev Oe Lee Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. R. T-MORRJSON Successor to L. HYMAN & OO Merchant Tailor VP LOLOLOLE ENO ODL ODPL DDD DBD DMR LD DS All kinds. instruments, Violin Bows and Guitar Strings Also new line of strings for sli stringed Violin chin rests, etc. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. Ys. HAR 1UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street id ROMO RIH EBS A > N Sundiy Dnne-. peal we Wi See ttLEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, TUNCE Pl EAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible ea Try o bot'le of{Shasta Water with your JACKSON, PF IEEE EEE OI PLENDID GROCERIES We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery, line at our store. Try ont «. «)'s Tne Biz five Grocery. Proprietor.

ee day. ts we have, ED we will close then irly all Marysyi ry aS these go \HER & CO, ida Cit ) MoGovern and wife re< ary, O88" he Bay this morning. da O8F+ rde who has been here on Electric ligh ned to San Francisco this and cold wate mpel went out on the morn» Bath Room Sui fe Offices and bayj IvERs” Good Old mer time Brover aod Miss Goett D. Tower an ss Corrine passed arrive here this evening But the—PEGKER made by— IF F S. of Md. Rew Years Phot Se ee Windoy Placed-in on , ings of Our People. by came,down from DownFon bis way to Reno. n is here from the Bay. ‘of Boston, Mass., is here petrip. ~ lat returned to Colfax toley of St. Louis, Mo., ie fsiness trip. erty of San ‘Francisco arsn the mornirg train. is here from, Sacramento. nsen and W. M. Welch arlast evening from San Fran7 ham returned today from here be went to attend bis feral. 'D. McOreary; presiding s district, went to North Way. ge E. Cloud of Washingion a visit to her sister, Mrs. Andrew Wolfe have gone ‘ciut, Plumas county, to be side of Miss Belle Dowe, Francisco, where they have pisit. ry is on the sick liet. bompson went to Auburn be has secured a position: Davey came up trom Oak-. fening and went to Washwidden is ill with bronhome on Park Avenue. plls, the dairyman, left for 0 this morning on a basighaffer, who has been visit~ ft for his home at Forest orning. faitland and William White fomorrow morning for the M arysville on a duck huatHon. sley Arnhart and her 6oo, ft thie morning for San ion a visit to relatives. a J. A. Jeffrey of San Frenhere this morning for the ia Development Company’s sear Omega, in which they interested. ler and Fréa@ Searls bave j@ Zoibright mine in Little by. They went by the way bation. . Ross will leave for Sacrad Pictu A LARGEST yet complete asrtment ever in the coun asonable prices 4 ORE prrow on a business trip. Davey, a brother of the late bDavey, arrived here thie fom Pleasant Valley. Mr. ipent considerable time here Fillness of bis brother, to yae greatly attached, but unFwas at bome when dissoin, and although-he hurried ly when summopseid arrived to be with him when death eyes in eternal sleep. lias Bbroidery Lessons Wednesday and Friday afteripply to Mrs. James OaIRns, Building, . Commercial tf. ly $170,000. king Company closed its lay, the cashier having stolen and disty atg vada City ff the funds. The depositors ass Valley fotected fully. The etockHill have to pey in $200,000, mes made 10 onde! 4 aN TATE te are other pure spices ee is; ‘Schilling’s Best are SS Saloon ithout the perhaps. _ & Tompkins grocet’s ; moneyback. ines uors and Cigal . Sal PRANSCRIP F; 9 C L_ JANUARY 23, 1904 Record of the [perience an impetus in the various . food.” Mr, Langdon, whois a promiLWhist Olub is busily engaged in the eek rigs — DN GALNOTES Beas + Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. The employes-of the Obampion mine will receive-their wages this evening and the town will in consequence exHines of business. ~The second trial of A.J. Beckman, who was born and raised in this city, for the murder of the Kelley girl at Batte, Montane, will not likely take place for several months. In the ewe: ay cares will languish in jail. The . three head of horses which Oharles Langdon lost while en route from Loyalton to Oskland with a band of the equines a few weeke ago, are reported to be in the neighborhood. of Bine Tent and faring badly as regards nent liveryman of Loyalton, is still in Oakland @isposing of the stock he teok there and is unawure of the whereabouts of the three head he lost. Mise E.-B, Hoeft, the artistic mo diste in thé hat line, yesterday completed moving her big stock of millinery to the Celio building on Broad street, which she has rented. Will H. Gregory, formerly of this eity bat now employed at the Mere Isiand navy yard, has been granted a patent for a magazine lemon and lime aqueezer. The Ladies’ Saturday Afternoon playing of their favorite game this afternoon at the home of Mre. M, A. Preston on Sacramento street. The ladies are all baving a beautiful time, their fair hostess leaving nothing undone to make the afternoon one of real pleasure for her guests. If you want anything in the way of liquid tefreshments drop in and see Will Harry at the old corner. Every thing of the best and courteous treatment to all. Nevada City Lodge of Elks held a very interesting meeting last evening and several applications for membership were received, The herd is. growing in numbers right along and the order and its affaire are in a very prosperoas condition. At the Oriental saloon, Palmer & Johnson proprietore,a fine lunch will be spread tonight. Don’t miss it. Only the standard grades of wet goods kept on hand. The prize-dancing contest to be held by Company Oat Armory: Hall tonight will begin at 10:15 o'clock. The jadges who will pick the winning couple from this city will be selected from the outside, and vice versa will be the case with the couple from the outside. The weather is very propitious and 4 large namber of couples are expected to be on the floor in competition for the two prizes, besides which the melodious etrains of Wild’s full orchestra will blend harmoniously with the gliding footsteps of the graceful trippers of the maizy waltz. Woodman & Thompkins carry a fine line of wines, liquore,.beers and cigars. Their saloon is run in a modern style, and all patrons are given the best of attention. Ohoice lunch tonight. The leap year ball given at North Bloomfield last night was a complete success. The ladies who had the affair in hend laid down a strict code of rules to be observed, and the “men folk” Shad to submit to the various pleasantries peculiar to leap year. Dower & Hooper’s saloon is the place to go for a jolly time. On Saturday evening the place is crowded, and all drinks and cigars are the very best that money can buy. The bigh reputation that the Natlonal amd Annex has gained comes from the excellent accommodations afforded for all who patronize this wellknown hostelry. There are a large number of guests there all the time, and every department is ran in accordance with the latest systems adopted by successful hotels in the large cities. The meals are prepared in the finest style possible, and the service is unexcelled, See tomorrow’s menu in this issue. Tomorrow the usual fine chicken dinner will be served at the New York Hotel. This well-known hostelry is baving a large rao of buelness, and the dining room is conducted in 6 way that makes the guests feel right at home. The Sunday evening spreads include everything . choice that the market affords. Billy Britland’s Council Chambers ate filled with patrons every Saturday night. It ie due to good goods always keptin stock and the warm welcome extended to all comers, Good lunch. This year Lent will begin on Wednesday, February Iv7tb, and end on Easter Sunday, April 8d. ; Superintendent M, W. Mather of the Plumbago mine left today for San Francisco, from whence be will jour‘ney next week to New York City to confer with bis company. Superintendent Mather can take with him naught but a flattering report of the Plumbago mine, for it is without o doubt one of the most valuable mines in Sierra county, having produced remarkably rivh ore. The Champion saloon, conducted -by O'Connor & Shannon, is a popular resort, especially on Satarday nights. Itis the place to goif you want to spend a few hours pleasantly. The meeting of the joint commi'tee appointed bythe County Supervisors and the Promotion Committeee, which was to have been held tonight at the office of the South Yuba Company in this city, has been postponed until next Monday evening. Fred Eilerman will give you a cordial welcome at hfa: popular resort whenever you call, Don’t overlook Fred in taking a turn around town thie evening. His mixed drinks can not be, beat. The Owl aaloon is ran along modern lines, and all stock kept on hand is of high grade, The proprietors, Tattle & Weber, take particular pains to please their patrons. Good hotels ‘speak well for any city, and when the traveling public give high praise to a hostelry you can depend on it that it comes from real merit. People who.spend much of their time in hotels are good judges of such places, as a matter Of course, and feel if incumbent upon themselves to tell others where good accommodations can be hed With drummers, this rule is observed to a great extent, and they freely spesk in high terms-of the Hotel Antlers of this city. The Sanday dinners are prepared in grand style and are largely ‘patronized by our home people, See menu elsewhere in this issue. ‘Go Up in Price. Suasta VALLEY, Jan., 22,—Within the last ten days there have been large movemente of cattle in thie section, Over 2000 head belonging to Joseph Howard, O. Swanston and Louis Gerber, have arrived in the valley for shipment to California points. The high price of bay and alfalfa io the Merrill district has caused cattlemen to leave that part of Oregon for California, In the Klamath Baein about 2000 head of cattle belonging to Gerber, Swanson and others are lefr, Alfalfa hay has gone upto $15 a ton and cattlemen are compelled to seek cheaper food for stock. Found Dead. Brprorp, Ind., January 22 — The body of Miss Sarah Schaefer, teacher of Latin in the Bedford High School was found ina carriage house today. She had been assaulted and robbed and the body mutilated. The appear with her asssilant. Miss Schaefer came here from Elkhart, Ind., a year ago and was much admired. There is) great excitement over the murder and . bloodhounds will be given the scent. Domestic Tronbles. It is exceptional to find a family where t are no domestic raptares occasionally, .but these can be leseened by having Dr. King’s New Life Pills around. Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubles, They not only relieve you, but cure, 26c., at W. D. Vinten’s Drug Store. ¥ _-++erOnly the very best of wines, liquor and cigars are served st the Klondike saloon on Spring street and courteous treatment is tendered all vieitors Wm. Peard, the proprietor, invite allto call on him. a81-tf eet, Nevada City & JOHASAL nd retail dealers i ors ¢ Ci RE KK trictly High Cis) our hospitality ard place en B will stay only a short btting, formerly sold for 80c, ) ‘ ee “ Aig 85c, rnets > ‘ _« sets, formerly sold for $1.50, gals road Bi OUR TIM put on will sell now-for 19° im 4“ 60, rt) E HERE IS LIMITED ance of the shed indicated a struggle . . while more: Beginning SATURDAY, the 23d inst., we will oe a 66 “ “* 20s “* 450 96s “ “é Corsets, formerly sold for“ sé “ss “ SPECIAL SALE the following : P.N, Corsets, formerly. sold for $1.25, will eell now for 750 “ oe 1.00, ee “ sé Cid 650 T6e, “ BO 50c, 850 it) iy “cc RB, FLEMING Store. { ————-Labies’ Jackets at One-Half Price——— gber the old SNELL & WOLFF RECEIVER When deciphSacRaMENTO, Jan. 22.—A movement is on foot to have the headquarters of theThird Brigade of the National Guard again located in this city, and a meeting with this object in view will soon be held here. The movement originated with a number of business men who have the welfare of the Guard at heart, and has the endorsement of the officers of the Second Infantry Regiment. Sacramento was the Brigade headquarters until former Governor James Budd, as Commanderin-chief of the Guard, changed it to Fresno to pay a political debt, it is claimed, For Seymour. SACRAMENTO, Jan, 22.—It is stated that Colonel H. I. Seymour, for several years in command-of the Second Regiment, is the choice here for the office of Brigadier -General, to succeed General Muller. Weinstock bas been mentioned in this connection, but it is understood his friends are pot making an active canvase on hie behalf, The name of Colonel H. National Hotel DINNER. SUNDAY, JANUARY 24, 1904.

MENU Oream of Celery Egg Bouillon en Tasse Columbia River Salmon with Potatoerett Saace Obicken Sajad en Mavonnaise _Oelery en Branche Lambs Tongue with Caper Sauce Ragoat of Sweetbreads with Musbrooms Lyonaige of Chicken Liver en Crouton Scrambled Calfs Brains on Toast Mallard Duck Stewed a la California Crawfish Patties Neapolitan Style ROMAN PUNCH Roast Young Chicken with Walnat Dressing Breast of Veal with Sage Dressing Mutton with Jelly Baked Ham, Obampagne Sauce Prime of Beef au Jus Lamb with Mint Sauce Ribs of Beef with Sweet Potatoes Pork with Apple Sauce Roll of Beef Stuffed Mashed Potatoes Steamed Potatoes Cauliflower in Cream French Peas Mince Pie Pampkin Pie Lady Fingers New England Plum Pudding Hard and Brandy Sauce California, Edam and Swiss Cheese Fruits Nuts Raisins Oafe Noir For that thirst trya cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. Olives eee ——= ——— —— TRY La Rue’s Cough Cure For that terrible cough. IT WILL CURE YOU. LA DUE'S NEADACHE = DOWDERS are the best on the market and willogive almost instant relief. Try them... ———e FOR SALE BY H. DICKERMAN Leading dealer Drugs and Stationery SacuaManto, Jan 22,—Police Detectives Max P. Fisher and John Fitsgerald late yesterday afternoon arrested aman who gave the name of Fred Miller, but whose true name is knowa to be-Ogoar N. Kiamip, a safe cracker and burglar, with a record in the east. ‘Ohiet of Police Sullivan received a letter from Secret Service Agent McOlue of Little Rock, Ark., stating that a strange crook had been arrested: there, and that a cipher letter dated at Sacramento and addresses to ‘‘Slim” had been found upon him. ered, the letter stated. the writer was in Sacramento, and requested “Slim” to.bring his safe blowing. outfit to this city, and binted at diamonds being in sight,. When searched at the police station the officers found on Kiamp cipher letters, which go to show he is the man who wrote the one found by the Little Rock~ authorities. In 1890 Klamp shot Major George Heinzman of Ohicago, while committing a felony in the latter’s house, and was in turn shot by Heinzman’s son. He was captared, convicted of assault to commit murder, and was sentenced to Joliet from which institution he was released in November, 1897. Old Headquarters Majority. . neer resident of this city, who had besn ‘a great sufferer and very near Death’s door many times during bis long illness, flnally answered the sammons at 7:25 o'clock this morning and passed away peacefully. Death resulted from minere consumption, & years ago and which slowly sapped his Iife away. Mr, Davey left England and came to America at the age of nineteen, and for a number of years mede his home at Negaunee, Mich., where he married his first wife, After leaving the mines there he went to Colorado, where he filled the position of superintendent of some copper mine for two years. He came to Oalifornia in the year 1879 The deceased was among Nevada City’s oldest residents, having come to this city about 25 years ago, and has resided here continuously ever since with the exception of two years, during which time he was engaged in mining at Virginia City. Up to the time his health failed him, several years ago, Mr. Davey was a hardworking, industrious miner, and it wae by too close and steady application to his chosen profession that he contracted the germs of that dread disease which resulted in bis death. He always took a great interest in politics and in the advancement and growth of this community’s interests he was a willing worker and advocate. For several months he filled with credit the office of Oonstable of Neveda Township, being appointed to fill the vacancy made by the deatb of the late Wm. Scott. He ran as as Independent candidate for re election, but was defeated. i He was 3 native of Devonshire cdanty, Eogland, aged 55 years, aud leaves a wife and two daughters—Mre. Frank Grigeel of this city, and Mrs. Fred Brinkman of Forbestown, the latter being children by a former wife. A brother,Wm. Davey of Anthony House, Pleasant Valley, also survives him. Mr. Davey was quite prominent in fraternal circles. He was a charter Prince Albert Lodge, Sons of &t. George; also a member of the I. O. O. . &. fraternity of Virginia City, Nev. The funeral will probably take place ou Monday afternoon. To Assist In Degree David E. Morgan and L. Attkisson went over to North San Juan this afternoon to essistin conferring the Royal Arch degree in the Masonic lodge at that place this evening. Mrs. Apperson. San Jose, Jap. 22.—Mrs. Randopb W. Apperson, mother of Mrs. Phcebe Hearst, died at her home, near Lawrence station this morning. Wm. Britland at his saloon on Broad atreet, wakes a specialty of Fancy Drinks, and you can devend that they are mixed properly. Birthday. We bave a large assortment of SOUVENIR SPOONS Containing engravings of pointe : of interest in and aroand Nevada City which would make excellent Birthday gifts, also Silver’ Deposit Ware This is something new and we bave a large stock of articles made from it. Oell in and see them, and don’t forget we have Diamonds Cut Glassware Jewelry of all kinds Drop in and see them, They will make excellent Birthday gifts. C.J. BRAND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada Oliy Another Pioneer Citizen Joins the Silent . George D. Davey, a. well-known plodisease which he contracted many} member of Milo. Lodge, Kaighte of} Pythiae of this city, and, a member of]. ROAST YOUNG PIG, Steaming Hot, With Brown Potatoes. and Chili Con Carni Saturday Night . FREE TO ALL a Everybody welcome. Oome and enjoy yourself. The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: WHEAT AND BARLEY. Milling Wheat : i Barley... WATER AND GAS. Spring Velley. San Francisco Gas and Electric. MINING STOCKS, Ophir Sierra Nevada Mexican ...1 75. . U Gould & Uur.. 938-. Ballion. 9 Best & Bel . 1 75 . Exchequer .. 20 Odn.Cal.&Val.1 65 . Seg. Belcher.. 10 Sav sereseeesee BO . Overmad...c00. 28 QObollar. 27 . Justice.... ll Potosi 28 . Union.. Hale & Nrs ... Orown Point.. Yellow Jacket. Imperial Kentuok..... Alpha Belcher....00Oonfidence ..1 Killed Himself. Cotumsus, Obio, Jan. 22.—Ned Howard Fowler, leading men of the Empire Theater Stock Company, shot and killed himself today in the presence of bis wife, Laura Nelson Hall, whom be married recently. Nervousness, due to overwork, is assigned as the esuse. 68 14 Caledonia.. Silver Hill Challenge Occidental .. 75 Andes,..... 87 This Remedy is a Specifia, Sure to Give Satisfaction, GIVES RELIEF AT ONCE. diseased membrane. It cures drives away a Cold in the Head syne Restores the Senses of Taste and Sm Easy to use. Contains no injurious drugs. Applied into the nostrils and absorbed. Large Size, 50 cents at Druggists or by iat: Trial Size, 10 cents by mail. GLY BROTHERS, 56 Warren St. New York. Hotel Antle LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS Porcelein Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms. Two fine Sampie Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men, Special attention paid to Commer. cial Men and Transient trade. . UISINE a Special feature. Re* . tarn Oall Bells. Electric lights, ese Fancy Drinks, Oyster Cocktails, The best of Beer, Cigars, etc. Can always be found at the favorite resort of Fred Eilerman, ON BROAD STREET. Cool and Sharp ie the Beer drawn by ue. We make a specialty of keeping only the best. We also serve other Plain and Fancy Mixed Drinks We would be pleased to eee you at any time. THE EAGLE SALOON Dower & Hooper: Proprietors, SA ELy’s CREAM BALM It cleanses, soothes, heals, and protects the jatarrh and man’s Headache Oure gives instant re fectly harmless. Immediate relief ‘950 and 100 a box. It cures neuralgia Every box guaranteed. For sale by H. Dickerman, sole agent, Loveland is now selling his famous bread at five cents a loaf at the Popuar Bakery: Try it and you will always buy it. tf Wonderfu) Nerve ™ . Is displayed by many & man enduring peine of accidental Cuts, Wounde, Bratees, Burns, Scalds, Sore feet or etiff joints. But there’s. no need for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve will Kill the pain and curethe trouble. Its the beat Sgive on earth for the Piles, too. 25c., at W. D. Vinton’s, Draggist. ESPECIALLY FOR CHI: DRDEN Adams’ trish Moss Cough Baisam. For Oroup and: Infentile coughs, contains no narcotics or stupefying drugs 250,60c. Druggists. All Welcome and ‘PS DON'T MI88 A GCOD, THING. ROVAL LUNG Saturday Night HOTEL ANTLERS BAR OHICKEN SALAD COLD SLAW FRANKFURTERS AND SAUERKRAUT PORK AND BEANS Antler’e Style BOLOGNA SAUSAGE RYE BREAD Za— Free to All if you wart & good, cool drink of veer—the very best in town—drop in and see Wm. Barry. tf-m7 —————— MASONIC BUILDING eee rec oee ——e DR. H. O. SMITH} DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dental Parlors PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. . ———— Onr wines and liquors cannot be excelled anywhere. We have wines from six to twelve years old, richly flavoréd and healthful and every drop is full of vigor. the leading brands of Cigars also kept. NEVADA CITY -THE OWL. GRASS VALLEY In bulk and bottle. All Call and get our pric:s, GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductions iu prices 01 all of our goods. Great Reduction in .Cloaks. . and Furs.. Great Reduction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Teunis Flannels, etc. Samp'es sent on application ROSENBERG BROS. CHAS. H. EDDY, Manager. warm in winter and in summer. 4 ae SUPPOSE WLLL PELL LLL LS LL LL ALLL LED LOL LE IG LY LLE “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for OV Ev Oe Lee Oravenette garments are rain-tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you The water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them.”’ We have a variety of qualities and designs of these goods. R. T-MORRJSON Successor to L. HYMAN & OO Merchant Tailor VP LOLOLOLE ENO ODL ODPL DDD DBD DMR LD DS All kinds. instruments, Violin Bows and Guitar Strings Also new line of strings for sli stringed Violin chin rests, etc. See our splendid line of Clocks and Watches. A. & H. Ys. HAR 1UNG, Watchmakers Broad Street id ROMO RIH EBS A > N Sundiy Dnne-. peal we Wi See ttLEMON PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, TUNCE Pl EAT, ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible ea Try o bot'le of{Shasta Water with your JACKSON, PF IEEE EEE OI PLENDID GROCERIES We have a fresh stock of everything in the grocery, line at our store. Try ont «. «)'s Tne Biz five Grocery. Proprietor.