January 26, 1900 (4 pages)

ail yers. ost destruc. . against erstrated at ayer, who is heard a lady That is Mr. plied, “No, » bat not a jurred in one te the other defense was 88 e&xamina_ he was inwith the re@ exhausted * aimed; “I do ?— Ex, t. ice = lecture ¢ ; Success but . of the le:w the foam light. other of their Armory hall ree. 8t ns . ne liver is ré serious & prompt, ie. and all Is er, restore 1¢ bowels, in, do not nal organs, ffect. 25c. are RIE ‘0 BUY : kers # a . Rae IK » the best admeasure and ». question of Delicacies, as y you to give THE ’ TRANSORIPT. FRIPAY,.. : veces Oe 26, 1900 ccaeaiieapemaeiin Circulating Bogus Checks of the South Yuba Water Company. One of the boldest and most systematic schemes of forgery ever attemptedin this part of the State came to light yesterday when a counterfeit check for $14 and bearing date of Janaary 19th, purporting to have been drawn by the South Yuba Water Company on the Citizens Bank of this city, was presented for payment at the Grass Valley agency of that Bank. The check is lithographed in handsome style and has the U. 8. revenue stamp duly printed upon its face by the Government. Across the top are the words “South Yuba Water OCompany Employes’ Pay Oheck,” and it is made payable at the Citizens Bank here I; is signed by George W. Enright as Superintendent (there is no such a man connected with the Company) and is made payable to and endorsed by W. F. Ford. It was sold at a grocery store in Grass Valley. The Company issues no “Employes’ Pay Check,” and all its checks for labor, etc., are signed by John Spaulding or W. F. Englebright, or in the latter’s absence by J.F. Colley. There is no knowing yet how many Miss Mabel Hughes of the fraudulent checks have been put in circulation, but there is evidently a scheme on foot to flood this section with them. ‘ ‘8. Calkins. descendant of the poet. dining hall where they partook of the following banquet, which was served in. county has returned home from the usual faultless manner for which . Seattle, after an absence of two years. GATHERING OF THR GLANS.) PBRSONAL POINTERS. — ‘Admirers ot Bobby Burns Colebeato the} Dally Chronic ofthe Doings of Both Od Seotch Bard's Birth, and Young. many of whom are of Scottish birth or} night from Sacramento. descent, assembled-at the National ho-. D. MoNicol of San Francisco went tel last evening to celebrate the 14let]to North San Juan today. be anniversary of the birth of Robert] Mrs. Beck Sr, is here from Relief Burns, the tuneful bard of Ayr. It} Hill visiting Mrs. 0. O. Jepsen. ‘was an enthusiastic and happy gather-. Miss Cora Light of Spenceville bes ing, and lasted till long after midnight. . returned home from Seattle, Wash. The early part’ of the evening was; Mrs. Chris. Gailbraith has returned spent in the parlors renewing old ac-. to the Central House after a visit here quaintances and forming new ones. Frank B. Scharley has returned to Reminiscences of the immortal poet Butte, Montana, after a short stay here. and of the land of the thistle were re-} E.L. Covely was here last night en vived and the following program was . route from San Francisco to Oamptonenjoyed: ville. ; Introductory remarks by James Ar-. TT. E. Hanson; cashier of the Contra nott Jr, Master of Ceremonies. Costa Water Company, returned to Chorus, “America.” Oakland today. Vocal solo, “The Blue Bells of Scot-. W.T. Monk went to Camptonville toland,” Miss Bertha Graham. day to install the officers of the Native Poem, “To the Memory of Burns,” L. Sons Parlor there. . Editor Frank E. Wadsworth of Vocal solo, “Come Under My Plaidie,” . the Herald returned last evening from Wa. Blair. a visit to San Franvisco. Vocal solo, “Within a Mile of Edin-. J, P. Myers returned from below last boro Town,” Mrs. E. B. Power. . night and today went to Cherokee Vocal solo, “Sweet Afton,” Miss Ma-. where he is engaged in mining. bel Hughes. ds Mrs. M. A. Warren, sister to H. L. Essay, “The Life and Works of. Brown of Alleghany, was here last Burns,” Mrs. Samuel Andrews, a lineal . night en route to Sierra county. Russell King was here last night enroute to his home in Humboldt county after a visit at North Bloomfield. Miss Fannie Nickless has about recovered from a long siege of sickness The guests then adjourned to the. and will go to San Francisco soon. John Peaslee of the lower part of the Vocal solo, “Duncan Gray Oam Here to Woo,” Wm. Blair. : “Vocal solo, “Coming Thro’ the Rye,” A Timely Warning. the National is famous: Fred Searls left this noon for San eco arert : THE MENU. Francisco to attend tonight’s meeting The Auburn Republican of today. 4.40) Broth—Edinburgh Style. . the Miners Association Executive says: From the Bee we note: that G. Olives—Celéry. . Committee. H. Magruder, one of the “watchmen” employe’ by the Anti-Debris Association, has reported active-hydraulicking Sweetbreade with Mushrooms in Cases. at several mines in this county. He} oojg Young Turkey. also reported that as far as he could discover, the mines against which the association had brought suit, were observing the injunctions. The association decided to send several: “watchmen” through -the mountains to find] master Arnott held up a mammoth P. Windler of the Enterprise Brewery at San Francisco, whe came up to: z attend A. Isoard’s funeral, returned ranberry Sauce. . home today. : bp: pa HE ie oa Josiah Glasson, one of North Bloom: fleld’s oldest and most esteemed resiRelected Fruits—Nuts. dente, arrived here last evening on & Cream and Roquefort Cheese. Coffee. Chocolate. . visit to his daughter, Mrs. J.B. TreadAt the opening of the banquet Toastwell. George H. Sherwood of North BioomLobster Salad en Mayonaise. FriedChesapeake Oysters—Limes. Scotch out who the “defis” are. To all con. jjatter of steaming haggis (the national . field arrived here last evening with cerned we repeat the Dutch injunction: . gish of Scotland) and called attention . s0me more handsome nuggets from “Watch a leedle oudt.” to it. Sherman Marsh Celebrates. tee, was the principal last evening in a celebration at his home on Park avenue, where he entertained a number of ; ———— _ «. “Pair fa’ your honest sausie face Sherman W. Marsh, chairman of tle Great chieftain o’ the puddin’ race, Republican County Central,Commit. Aboou them a’ ye tak your place, Weel are ye worthy o’ a grace his gravel claim. He went home toJ. O. Campbell arose and said: day. John Knotwell, one of North Bloomfield’s pioneer business men, returned last night from a trip to Rocklin, He will return to Forbestown next week . As lang’s my airm.” to resume charge of his drugstore At Mr, Arnott’s invitation Rev. W. . there. Painch, trip, or thairm. friends at a dinner given in celebration . 4 Rimer pronounced grace thus: Alf Tregidgo, who was: for so long of the 35th anniversary of -his birth. “Sherm.” was the recipient of many congratulations as well as wisnes for happy returns of the day. An Enjoyable Reception. and Mrs. Henry Metzenbaugher, the popular proprietor and landlady, entertained a number of friends informally but in a delightful mauner. There was Rimer,, a pleasing musical and literary progrem and refreshments were served. Suit Ona Note. Mrs. Martha E. Baugh, executrix of the estate of the late M. A. Baugh, deand I.0. Lindley, today began suit in the Superior Court against George Bonney to recover $750 on a promissory note. ee A Cheerfnl Loser. J. W. Schmidt, the sewer contractor, returned to Berkeley today. He lost about $4000 on ‘his contract with the city, but he stands it with good gra e and says he can only hope for better luck next time. . x MADE-T0-ORDER CLOTHING. Grimes’ Clothing Emporium Taking Orders For Tailor-Made Suits. The Grimes Clothing Emporiim has been commissioned as agent for one of the largest and most fashionable merchant tailoring establishments in the country. Orders will be taken and measurements made for suits to be specially made up for patrons. There is a beautiful line of over 400 samples of the latest domestic and imported tweeds, cheviots, diagonals, cassimeres, broadcloths, etc., to select from. Suits will be made up in the highest style of the art, and with the finest of trimmings, at prices ranging from $15 to $30. The »most complete satisfaction in in style, materials, finish and fit is guaranteed in every instance, and if the guarantee is not upheld. in any of there was “a feast of reason and a Last evening, at the Union hotel, Mr. flow of soul,” these being the numbers: Mc. Logan. Wm. Biair. Mabel Hughes. ion of a Scotchman,” Miss Olaudia ceased, by her attorneys, Fred Svarls Griffith. Born in Kyle,” W. Mc. Logan. identified with the mining interests of this county and was the projector and original promoter of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, arrived in town last night. He is at “Some hae meat, an’ canna eat, An’ some wad eat that want it ; But we hae meat an’ we can eat, And sae the Lord be thankit. When the eatables had heen disposed near Vallejo. Miss Alma Hitchcock, the bright and ‘Addreee, “Life of Barna,” Rev. W.h, . Dandsome danghwe © ee Vocal solo, “For a’ That an’ a’ That,” og ‘ psa brace Pie is a very capable electrician. Native Daughters Insfall. Ounl Last evening the Native Daughters ¥ Solo, “Fare Wes e Lad Wee of Laurel-Parlor had their installation of*officers, a luncheon and a good time Chords, "Ani Rang Syoe.” generally. The new officers who were z: She tavoes af the banrauet were Serie “sworn in” under direction of Mrs. of heather and ribbons. of Scotch plaid, Bell Douglass, the district deputy, are: the national flower being furnished by Miss Nora McArthur, P. P.; Mise Mr. McLaren, superintendent of the. —_°.1 Gitlespie, President; Mrs. Jo. V. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. oe ete nag ee eval dent; Miss One of the notably pleasant features Lillian i ailca nd Vice President; of the evening was the music furnished Mrs, Fred ee aki rd Vice. Preai< ’ by phe National Orchestra during he) 17+. Miss Minnie Brand, Financiel pepernne ok etre: Secretary; Mrs. Belle Douglass, ReSewer Completed and Paid For. / \ cording Secretary; Miss Amelia — last evening's mesting of the Olty . error atin Snell, 1.8; Mine Tilo Trustees Engineer Miller reported Verg 0. 8; Mrs. William Holmes, that the sewer system had been com_. Miss May Martin and Missa Bessie pleted with the exception of the in Stevens, Trustess: stallation of two flushing tanks and ‘that contractor Schmidt was entitled to $18,654.90, which is the price of his contract. Mr. Schmidt presented a bill of $4345 for extra work. The Board cut this bill to $1250 and he ac‘ P cepted the latter amount. A warrant nife ! $4774 90 was ordered drawn in his Cruel K e favor, that being the amount due -on the contract including the sum allowed . It is absolutely useless to exrpest a ich _. surgical operation to cure cancer, OF for extra work, less $250 which was re se than loos és a. , ty tained by the Board with which to re-. of such treatment is illustrated im the pair damages done to property-hold-. alarming number of deaths which reers by the workmen. sult from it. The disease is in the A petition to extend the water main slood, and hence can not be cut dut. v2 : 3, further out Boulder street was taken hb Lie ay te algo Hay surgeon 6 under consideration. : Chief Engineer Scadden of the FireAD som bed a manne matieenes on ons ly hope. TheoperDepartment was authorized to pur 7) ope. 5 ni a Vocal solo, “Memories Dear,” Walter Reeitation, “An Englishman’s OpinThe respect the garments need not be taken by the person orderiug them. This is the best opportunity of the kind ever offered to the gentlemen of Nevada City and vicinity to get high-class clothing at next to ready-made prices. Manager Muleahy of the Emporium will be pleased to show the. samples and styles to all who call, whether they desire to order or not. 2t How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-. vaughters of the Revolution, and 1) fit ward for any case of Catarrb that can. pride myself upon being the most dis. * not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHENEY & Oo. Props., Toledo,O. We the unde: business transactions and, financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. have known F. : J, Ob ears you trace your lineage back. to some « lieve ee te a rit man who was alion in his day. eh? Miss Wellwood—No; my great-greatS S Ss Blood grandfather was only a private, but lowe . The Wusr & Tauax, Wholesale Druggists, . been the only one in the whole army.— ree yoy Bass only semady Te ee Toledo,O. Watpiwe, Kirwan & Marelan der. Tax Whstnanse teen eoias Ge nn eee Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internchase six more hand chemical fire ex-. pne, as it was necesa tinguibers Beever ct The Superintendent of Streets was secre it. Before instructed to permit nobody to make . ser oy ene connection with the sewer system till m to grow agora further order of the Board. The femnediee, without teBoard will meet tonight to consider the matter of appointing a Street and try 1 a the advice. of 6 Sewer Superintendent. emma been taken, the Pr and he wascured, The cure wasa as We.wood-—Yes, . tcioug to ibe . one, for he is now seventeen years o d, had & sign of the disease to J. N. MuRDocH, 279 Snodgrass St., Dallas, Texas. a tinguished member of the society. Mr. Hargreaves—Indeed! I suppose . is Swift’s Specific, from all I can learn he seems to have forces out every trace of the Strong Language present developing a quicksilver mine i 8. 8. 8. is guaranteed purely vegetable, 2 Minor Hotes and Comments of Local A fresh lot of Comb Honey at Wolf's, two for 25 cents. tf The Relief Hill brass band will give @ dance at that town tomorrow night. All shades of Venetian Cloth, 52 inches wide, $1.25 a yard ‘at Snell & Fleming’s. j24-tf. Some of the farmers of Pleasant Ridge are losing. hogs from cholera or swine plague. ; Go to Referee Saloon and get'a gla of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Mrs. Rosa Hume Cleary of Randolph Flat gave birth toa son this week at the county hospital. * A fresh stock of choice Los Angeles oranges and lemons has just been received by Gaylord & Son. tf A full line of Hill’s Los Angeles Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf Feed on the ranges in lower Nevada county is as good as it was lastyear in March, and some of the almond trees are already in bloom. Don’t fail to try a dollar’s worth of Ohase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. Two bite a pound. For sale only by George C. Gaylord & Son. + et At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf Oue night this week the cabin of Messrs. Bowen and Parr of Relief Hill was burglarized while they were at work.and “a quentity of provisions were stolen. It is announced that work is to be resumed on the St. Patrick mine at Washington. The mill will be started up again and a carefal test will be made of the ore from the big ledge. Last evening George D. Buckley, the attorney, who owns property at the janction of Main and Broad streets, presented to: the City Trustees three boxes of cigars asa token of his appreciation of the excellent work doné*in the erection under their direction of 2Oe Today’s Weather Forecast. San Franorsco, Jan. 26—Fair tonight. Cloudy Saturday. Light frost Satarday morning: MoAprm. * ——— . What ts Shiloh ? 1 A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds ;nd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has dared innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in adv stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . GRASS YALLRY NEWS, The Knights of Pythias meet tonight. . the stone wall near Main street bridge. . * eG The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone, Ason was born yesterday to Mrs. Albert Abraham.Jobn Bennett, arrested last night for fighting, will have a jury trial Monday afternoon. . able and popular Assemblyman, left for Sacramento today to attend the Hon. W.8. Bobinson,Nevada county’s . . : NEVADA CITY WHEN you————=r ASSAY OFFICE. Dnt j fcc . «rll In Your Toilet PRacricar LL TESTS A SPECIALTY. . To connect with the new sewer, use GOLD BOUGET. BEADED _ gil, and Express Orders Promptly AtSEQUOIA. T. H. HICKS & CO., _. useot Bddad"sus Winpowe." *° special session of the Legislatare. A two anda half foot ledge of prommile and a half from this city. The property is owned by Joseph Dixon and E. M. Taylor who are running a tunnel. bes. Mining Around Spenceville, Work is progressing steadily at the mines near Spenceville. P. Ehmann has a force employed at the Jackson wine. Prospecting is going on at the Henry claim, and a contract will be let to sink a shaft. Hauling rock will be ising’ looking ore has been uncovered All the at the Signal mine on Slate creek a. Year Around FOLEY 's: It’s Rightly Named. Be ciober canes eetatis. PROCLIP always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, gas . Pastry, Ete., from sae Peery are all right in every respec ; Genuine Fruit Flavors and Col-. HEAOQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. oring Materials, warranted wholeAll orders promptly filled and delivered some, as well as the best grade of at your doors. sugar are used. FOLEY'S CAN! HOWARD LOVELAND. : made in the country. ; TELEPHONE WEST & re — — : — ee rasumed at the Imperial mine as soon as the roads are repuired. Two nuggets, one of $60 and the other $42, were found recently by J. Thomas while he was mining on the Hunt ranch, * A Fatal Result. Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. 8. Olsen of the town of Washington died from cancer of the stomach at the home on Spring street, this city, of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. G. Gray. She had been a sufferer for a long time. Her husband, two daughters and one son survive her. She was a native of Sweden, and was 63 years and 9months old. The body was taken to Washington today for burial. . —_—_—_—_—_—e———— “Sp_F PRESERVATION is the first law ai Yes, I am at. the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as lowcan be. . . . 2 2 © « DO YOU KNOW . That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of any kind, and always give good bargains ? Cc. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14. Broad St., Nevada City. of Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia on the first appearance of impure blood is an important step toward self preservation. It makes rich, red blood and insures good health. Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild, effective. Come Just to See. Special Premiums Given Free, ‘Great American Lnporting Tea Ge. Commercial’Street, Nevada City. 56°Mill Street, Grass Valley. Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will-be pleased to show.you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready to buy or nat. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. A. & H. W. HARTONG, seems ; F.C. Luetje. Telephone West 14, Broad St., Nevada City. Masquerade Costumes can be ordered from catalogue a i om ge MAIN STREET, For Rent from $4.50 to $6.00 Rach. Masks for all Character on Sale. I will have on display a full-line of costumes and masks for the Washington Birthday Masquerade. Special characters by applying early. Crew fond. NEVADA OITY. : oe <a ee Oe No Wonder We Are So Busy. High Grade Goods Go Salmon Bellies.Can Salmon _ -2 Ib. 7 Herring Smokedro cans OystersKippered HerringTHE, BEEHIVE. Mackerel ° * ‘a ie Pi P 1 lb. Underwood’s Soused M ckerel it9 iT ‘ Can Herring in Anchovey SauceJ, J. JACKSON, Commercial St. For Low Grade Prices at 5c each 5c each t1ocacan [3 for 50c 3 for $1.00 25c $1.00 25¢ a can 25c a can hen you decide ally, acting directly upon the blood . Strong language I hate, yet it might in ite. and contains no potash, mercury, oF IF you Ww ANT and mucous surfaces of the system. se ble be Books be mailed free Price Tee. par’ baseie, + old to. ail RYTRADE Sus exensa ths ioe and tatka 10] oo aad Se eee cs porte Specifie Druggists. Testimonials free: my face, ~ . Go., Atlanta, Ga. ‘ Hall's Family Pills are the best. His language is too strong for me, e place other mineral. mércial street a trial. To Trade. at SCADDEN’S é You know that you have hit on a place to get the best Groceries and Provisions at as low prices as you so metimes pay elsewhere for inferior goods. bo, TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. ‘Scadden and his popular store on Com iT IS A GOOD IDEA In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit Absolutely the only hope for Oancez wy the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From soc to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. Also en exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to match. We also have a few CAPES AND JACK8TS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Call early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. nl Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne«ada City. You Can —w Stop It IF IT’S A COUGH, Cure It IF IT’S A COLD, Relieve It IF IT’S CROUP, Help It IF IT’S ASTHMA, Ease It IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING + LaBue’s Compound Cough Syrop, EN NS “H. DICKERMAN. wee 2 # & > : Fy k $ ecSNBE NS Ee ’

ail yers. ost destruc. . against erstrated at ayer, who is heard a lady That is Mr. plied, “No, » bat not a jurred in one te the other defense was 88 e&xamina_ he was inwith the re@ exhausted * aimed; “I do ?— Ex, t. ice = lecture ¢ ; Success but . of the le:w the foam light. other of their Armory hall ree. 8t ns . ne liver is ré serious & prompt, ie. and all Is er, restore 1¢ bowels, in, do not nal organs, ffect. 25c. are RIE ‘0 BUY : kers # a . Rae IK » the best admeasure and ». question of Delicacies, as y you to give THE ’ TRANSORIPT. FRIPAY,.... : veces Oe 26, 1900 ccaeaiieapemaeiin Circulating Bogus Checks of the South Yuba Water Company. One of the boldest and most systematic schemes of forgery ever attemptedin this part of the State came to light yesterday when a counterfeit check for $14 and bearing date of Janaary 19th, purporting to have been drawn by the South Yuba Water Company on the Citizens Bank of this city, was presented for payment at the Grass Valley agency of that Bank. The check is lithographed in handsome style and has the U. 8. revenue stamp duly printed upon its face by the Government. Across the top are the words “South Yuba Water OCompany Employes’ Pay Oheck,” and it is made payable at the Citizens Bank here I; is signed by George W. Enright as Superintendent (there is no such a man connected with the Company) and is made payable to and endorsed by W. F. Ford. It was sold at a grocery store in Grass Valley. The Company issues no “Employes’ Pay Check,” and all its checks for labor, etc., are signed by John Spaulding or W. F. Englebright, or in the latter’s absence by J.F. Colley. There is no knowing yet how many Miss Mabel Hughes of the fraudulent checks have been put in circulation, but there is evidently a scheme on foot to flood this section with them. ‘ ‘8. Calkins. descendant of the poet. dining hall where they partook of the following banquet, which was served in. county has returned home from the usual faultless manner for which . Seattle, after an absence of two years. GATHERING OF THR GLANS.) PBRSONAL POINTERS. — ‘Admirers ot Bobby Burns Colebeato the} Dally Chronic ofthe Doings of Both Od Seotch Bard's Birth, and Young. many of whom are of Scottish birth or} night from Sacramento. descent, assembled-at the National ho-. D. MoNicol of San Francisco went tel last evening to celebrate the 14let]to North San Juan today. be anniversary of the birth of Robert] Mrs. Beck Sr, is here from Relief Burns, the tuneful bard of Ayr. It} Hill visiting Mrs. 0. O. Jepsen. ‘was an enthusiastic and happy gather-. Miss Cora Light of Spenceville bes ing, and lasted till long after midnight. . returned home from Seattle, Wash. The early part’ of the evening was; Mrs. Chris. Gailbraith has returned spent in the parlors renewing old ac-. to the Central House after a visit here quaintances and forming new ones. Frank B. Scharley has returned to Reminiscences of the immortal poet Butte, Montana, after a short stay here. and of the land of the thistle were re-} E.L. Covely was here last night en vived and the following program was . route from San Francisco to Oamptonenjoyed: ville. ; Introductory remarks by James Ar-. TT. E. Hanson; cashier of the Contra nott Jr, Master of Ceremonies. Costa Water Company, returned to Chorus, “America.” Oakland today. Vocal solo, “The Blue Bells of Scot-. W.T. Monk went to Camptonville toland,” Miss Bertha Graham. day to install the officers of the Native Poem, “To the Memory of Burns,” L. Sons Parlor there.. . Editor Frank E. Wadsworth of Vocal solo, “Come Under My Plaidie,” . the Herald returned last evening from Wa. Blair. a visit to San Franvisco. Vocal solo, “Within a Mile of Edin-. J, P. Myers returned from below last boro Town,” Mrs. E. B. Power. . night and today went to Cherokee Vocal solo, “Sweet Afton,” Miss Ma-. where he is engaged in mining. bel Hughes. ds Mrs. M. A. Warren, sister to H. L. Essay, “The Life and Works of. Brown of Alleghany, was here last Burns,” Mrs. Samuel Andrews, a lineal . night en route to Sierra county. Russell King was here last night enroute to his home in Humboldt county after a visit at North Bloomfield. Miss Fannie Nickless has about recovered from a long siege of sickness The guests then adjourned to the. and will go to San Francisco soon. John Peaslee of the lower part of the Vocal solo, “Duncan Gray Oam Here to Woo,” Wm. Blair. : “Vocal solo, “Coming Thro’ the Rye,” A Timely Warning. the National is famous: Fred Searls left this noon for San eco arert : THE MENU. Francisco to attend tonight’s meeting The Auburn Republican of today. 4.40) Broth—Edinburgh Style. . the Miners Association Executive says: From the Bee we note: that G. Olives—Celéry. . Committee. H. Magruder, one of the “watchmen” employe’ by the Anti-Debris Association, has reported active-hydraulicking Sweetbreade with Mushrooms in Cases. at several mines in this county. He} oojg Young Turkey. also reported that as far as he could discover, the mines against which the association had brought suit, were observing the injunctions. The association decided to send several: “watchmen” through -the mountains to find] master Arnott held up a mammoth P. Windler of the Enterprise Brewery at San Francisco, whe came up to: z attend A. Isoard’s funeral, returned ranberry Sauce. . home today. : bp: pa HE ie oa Josiah Glasson, one of North Bloom: fleld’s oldest and most esteemed resiRelected Fruits—Nuts. dente, arrived here last evening on & Cream and Roquefort Cheese. Coffee. Chocolate. . visit to his daughter, Mrs. J.B. TreadAt the opening of the banquet Toastwell. George H. Sherwood of North BioomLobster Salad en Mayonaise. FriedChesapeake Oysters—Limes. Scotch out who the “defis” are. To all con. jjatter of steaming haggis (the national . field arrived here last evening with cerned we repeat the Dutch injunction: . gish of Scotland) and called attention . s0me more handsome nuggets from “Watch a leedle oudt.” to it. Sherman Marsh Celebrates. tee, was the principal last evening in a celebration at his home on Park avenue, where he entertained a number of ; ———— _ «. “Pair fa’ your honest sausie face Sherman W. Marsh, chairman of tle Great chieftain o’ the puddin’ race, Republican County Central,Commit. Aboou them a’ ye tak your place, Weel are ye worthy o’ a grace his gravel claim. He went home toJ. O. Campbell arose and said: day. John Knotwell, one of North Bloomfield’s pioneer business men, returned last night from a trip to Rocklin, He will return to Forbestown next week . As lang’s my airm.” to resume charge of his drugstore At Mr, Arnott’s invitation Rev. W. . there. Painch, trip, or thairm. friends at a dinner given in celebration . 4 Rimer pronounced grace thus: Alf Tregidgo, who was: for so long of the 35th anniversary of -his birth. “Sherm.” was the recipient of many congratulations as well as wisnes for happy returns of the day. An Enjoyable Reception. and Mrs. Henry Metzenbaugher, the popular proprietor and landlady, entertained a number of friends informally but in a delightful mauner. There was Rimer,, a pleasing musical and literary progrem and refreshments were served. Suit Ona Note. Mrs. Martha E. Baugh, executrix of the estate of the late M. A. Baugh, deand I.0. Lindley, today began suit in the Superior Court against George Bonney to recover $750 on a promissory note. ee A Cheerfnl Loser. J. W. Schmidt, the sewer contractor, returned to Berkeley today. He lost about $4000 on ‘his contract with the city, but he stands it with good gra e and says he can only hope for better luck next time. . x MADE-T0-ORDER CLOTHING. Grimes’ Clothing Emporium Taking Orders For Tailor-Made Suits. The Grimes Clothing Emporiim has been commissioned as agent for one of the largest and most fashionable merchant tailoring establishments in the country. Orders will be taken and measurements made for suits to be specially made up for patrons. There is a beautiful line of over 400 samples of the latest domestic and imported tweeds, cheviots, diagonals, cassimeres, broadcloths, etc., to select from. Suits will be made up in the highest style of the art, and with the finest of trimmings, at prices ranging from $15 to $30. The »most complete satisfaction in in style, materials, finish and fit is guaranteed in every instance, and if the guarantee is not upheld. in any of there was “a feast of reason and a Last evening, at the Union hotel, Mr. flow of soul,” these being the numbers: Mc. Logan. Wm. Biair. Mabel Hughes. ion of a Scotchman,” Miss Olaudia ceased, by her attorneys, Fred Svarls Griffith. Born in Kyle,” W. Mc. Logan. identified with the mining interests of this county and was the projector and original promoter of the Nevada County Electric Power Company, arrived in town last night. He is at “Some hae meat, an’ canna eat, An’ some wad eat that want it ; But we hae meat an’ we can eat, And sae the Lord be thankit. When the eatables had heen disposed near Vallejo. Miss Alma Hitchcock, the bright and ‘Addreee, “Life of Barna,” Rev. W.h, . Dandsome danghwe © ee Vocal solo, “For a’ That an’ a’ That,” og ‘ psa brace Pie is a very capable electrician. Native Daughters Insfall. Ounl Last evening the Native Daughters ¥ Solo, “Fare Wes e Lad Wee of Laurel-Parlor had their installation of*officers, a luncheon and a good time Chords, "Ani Rang Syoe.” generally. The new officers who were z: She tavoes af the banrauet were Serie “sworn in” under direction of Mrs. of heather and ribbons. of Scotch plaid, Bell Douglass, the district deputy, are: the national flower being furnished by Miss Nora McArthur, P. P.; Mise Mr. McLaren, superintendent of the. —_°.1 Gitlespie, President; Mrs. Jo. V. Golden Gate Park, San Francisco. oe ete nag ee eval dent; Miss One of the notably pleasant features Lillian i ailca nd Vice President; of the evening was the music furnished Mrs, Fred ee aki rd Vice. Preai< ’ by phe National Orchestra during he) 17+. Miss Minnie Brand, Financiel pepernne ok etre: Secretary; Mrs. Belle Douglass, ReSewer Completed and Paid For. / \ cording Secretary; Miss Amelia — last evening's mesting of the Olty . error atin Snell, 1.8; Mine Tilo Trustees Engineer Miller reported Verg 0. 8; Mrs. William Holmes, that the sewer system had been com_. Miss May Martin and Missa Bessie pleted with the exception of the in Stevens, Trustess: stallation of two flushing tanks and ‘that contractor Schmidt was entitled to $18,654.90, which is the price of his contract. Mr. Schmidt presented a bill of $4345 for extra work. The Board cut this bill to $1250 and he ac‘ P cepted the latter amount. A warrant nife ! $4774 90 was ordered drawn in his Cruel K e favor, that being the amount due -on the contract including the sum allowed . It is absolutely useless to exrpest a ich _. surgical operation to cure cancer, OF for extra work, less $250 which was re se than loos és a. , ty tained by the Board with which to re-. of such treatment is illustrated im the pair damages done to property-hold-. alarming number of deaths which reers by the workmen. sult from it. The disease is in the A petition to extend the water main slood, and hence can not be cut dut. v2 : 3, further out Boulder street was taken hb Lie ay te algo Hay surgeon 6 under consideration. : Chief Engineer Scadden of the FireAD som bed a manne matieenes on ons ly hope. TheoperDepartment was authorized to pur 7) ope. 5 ni a Vocal solo, “Memories Dear,” Walter Reeitation, “An Englishman’s OpinThe respect the garments need not be taken by the person orderiug them. This is the best opportunity of the kind ever offered to the gentlemen of Nevada City and vicinity to get high-class clothing at next to ready-made prices. Manager Muleahy of the Emporium will be pleased to show the. samples and styles to all who call, whether they desire to order or not. 2t How’s This. We offer one Hundred Dollars Re-. vaughters of the Revolution, and 1) fit ward for any case of Catarrb that can. pride myself upon being the most dis. * not be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. OHENEY & Oo. Props., Toledo,O. We the unde: business transactions and, financially able to earry out any obligations made by their firm. have known F. : J, Ob ears you trace your lineage back. to some « lieve ee te a rit man who was alion in his day. eh? Miss Wellwood—No; my great-greatS S Ss Blood grandfather was only a private, but lowe . The Wusr & Tauax, Wholesale Druggists, . been the only one in the whole army.— ree yoy Bass only semady Te ee Toledo,O. Watpiwe, Kirwan & Marelan der. Tax Whstnanse teen eoias Ge nn eee

Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken internchase six more hand chemical fire ex-. pne, as it was necesa tinguibers Beever ct The Superintendent of Streets was secre it. Before instructed to permit nobody to make . ser oy ene connection with the sewer system till m to grow agora further order of the Board. The femnediee, without teBoard will meet tonight to consider the matter of appointing a Street and try 1 a the advice. of 6 Sewer Superintendent. emma been taken, the Pr and he wascured, The cure wasa as We.wood-—Yes, . tcioug to ibe . one, for he is now seventeen years o d, had & sign of the disease to J. N. MuRDocH, 279 Snodgrass St., Dallas, Texas. a tinguished member of the society. Mr. Hargreaves—Indeed! I suppose . is Swift’s Specific, from all I can learn he seems to have forces out every trace of the Strong Language present developing a quicksilver mine i 8. 8. 8. is guaranteed purely vegetable, 2 Minor Hotes and Comments of Local A fresh lot of Comb Honey at Wolf's, two for 25 cents. tf The Relief Hill brass band will give @ dance at that town tomorrow night. All shades of Venetian Cloth, 52 inches wide, $1.25 a yard ‘at Snell & Fleming’s. j24-tf. Some of the farmers of Pleasant Ridge are losing. hogs from cholera or swine plague. ; Go to Referee Saloon and get'a gla of that celebrated Ruhstaller’s Gilt Edge Steam Beer. tf Mrs. Rosa Hume Cleary of Randolph Flat gave birth toa son this week at the county hospital. * A fresh stock of choice Los Angeles oranges and lemons has just been received by Gaylord & Son. tf A full line of Hill’s Los Angeles Pickles, Pickled Onions and Olives, in glass, at Wolf’s Cash Grocery. tf Feed on the ranges in lower Nevada county is as good as it was lastyear in March, and some of the almond trees are already in bloom. Don’t fail to try a dollar’s worth of Ohase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. Two bite a pound. For sale only by George C. Gaylord & Son. + et At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, cigars, eto. Drop in and see how it is, all ye who never sampled goods. tf Oue night this week the cabin of Messrs. Bowen and Parr of Relief Hill was burglarized while they were at work.and “a quentity of provisions were stolen. It is announced that work is to be resumed on the St. Patrick mine at Washington. The mill will be started up again and a carefal test will be made of the ore from the big ledge. Last evening George D. Buckley, the attorney, who owns property at the janction of Main and Broad streets, presented to: the City Trustees three boxes of cigars asa token of his appreciation of the excellent work doné*in the erection under their direction of 2Oe Today’s Weather Forecast. San Franorsco, Jan. 26—Fair tonight. Cloudy Saturday. Light frost Satarday morning: MoAprm. * ——— . What ts Shiloh ? 1 A grand old remedy for Cough, Colds ;nd Consumption; used through the world for half a century, has dared innumerable cases of incipient consumptior and relieved many in adv stages. If you are not satisfied with the results we will refund your money. Price 25 cts., 50 cts. and $1.00. For sale by H. Dickerman, the druggist. tf . GRASS YALLRY NEWS, The Knights of Pythias meet tonight. . the stone wall near Main street bridge. . * eG The Doings of Our Neighbors as Told Over the Telephone, Ason was born yesterday to Mrs. Albert Abraham.Jobn Bennett, arrested last night for fighting, will have a jury trial Monday afternoon. . able and popular Assemblyman, left for Sacramento today to attend the Hon. W.8. Bobinson,Nevada county’s . . : NEVADA CITY WHEN you————=r ASSAY OFFICE. Dnt j fcc . «rll In Your Toilet PRacricar LL TESTS A SPECIALTY. . To connect with the new sewer, use GOLD BOUGET. BEADED _ gil, and Express Orders Promptly AtSEQUOIA. T. H. HICKS & CO., _. useot Bddad"sus Winpowe." *° special session of the Legislatare. A two anda half foot ledge of prommile and a half from this city. The property is owned by Joseph Dixon and E. M. Taylor who are running a tunnel. bes. Mining Around Spenceville, Work is progressing steadily at the mines near Spenceville. P. Ehmann has a force employed at the Jackson wine. Prospecting is going on at the Henry claim, and a contract will be let to sink a shaft. Hauling rock will be ising’ looking ore has been uncovered All the at the Signal mine on Slate creek a. Year Around FOLEY 's: It’s Rightly Named. Be ciober canes eetatis. PROCLIP always depend upon it that the Bread, Pies, Cakes, gas . Pastry, Ete., from sae Peery are all right in every respec ; Genuine Fruit Flavors and Col-. HEAOQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. oring Materials, warranted wholeAll orders promptly filled and delivered some, as well as the best grade of at your doors. sugar are used. FOLEY'S CAN! HOWARD LOVELAND. : made in the country. ; TELEPHONE WEST & re — — : — ee rasumed at the Imperial mine as soon as the roads are repuired. Two nuggets, one of $60 and the other $42, were found recently by J. Thomas while he was mining on the Hunt ranch, * A Fatal Result. Late yesterday afternoon Mrs. J. 8. Olsen of the town of Washington died from cancer of the stomach at the home on Spring street, this city, of her daughter, Mrs. Ed. G. Gray. She had been a sufferer for a long time. Her husband, two daughters and one son survive her. She was a native of Sweden, and was 63 years and 9months old. The body was taken to Washington today for burial. . —_—_—_—_—_—e———— “Sp_F PRESERVATION is the first law ai Yes, I am at. the Same Old Place But the stock is new and the prices are as low as lowcan be. . . . 2 2 © « DO YOU KNOW . That I exchange up-to-date jewelry for old gold of any kind, and always give good bargains ? Cc. J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler Phone W. 14. Broad St., Nevada City. of Nature,” and to take Hood’s Sarsaparilia on the first appearance of impure blood is an important step toward self preservation. It makes rich, red blood and insures good health. Hood’s Pills are non-irritating, mild, effective. Come Just to See. Special Premiums Given Free, ‘Great American Lnporting Tea Ge. Commercial’Street, Nevada City. 56°Mill Street, Grass Valley. Have been made during the past few years in the manufacture of time-pieces. They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are lower-priced. We will-be pleased to show.you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches If you will visit our store. Oome and see us whether you are ready to buy or nat. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We guarantee to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money back. A. & H. W. HARTONG, seems ; F.C. Luetje. Telephone West 14, Broad St., Nevada City. Masquerade Costumes can be ordered from catalogue a i om ge MAIN STREET, For Rent from $4.50 to $6.00 Rach. Masks for all Character on Sale.. I will have on display a full-line of costumes and masks for the Washington Birthday Masquerade. Special characters by applying early. Crew fond. NEVADA OITY. : oe <a ee Oe No Wonder We Are So Busy. High Grade Goods Go Salmon Bellies.Can Salmon _ -2 Ib. 7 Herring Smokedro cans OystersKippered HerringTHE, BEEHIVE. Mackerel ° * ‘a ie Pi P 1 lb. Underwood’s Soused M ckerel it9 iT ‘ Can Herring in Anchovey SauceJ, J. JACKSON, Commercial St. For Low Grade Prices at 5c each 5c each t1ocacan [3 for 50c 3 for $1.00 25c $1.00 25¢ a can 25c a can hen you decide ally, acting directly upon the blood . Strong language I hate, yet it might in ite. and contains no potash, mercury, oF IF you Ww ANT and mucous surfaces of the system. se ble be Books be mailed free Price Tee. par’ baseie, + old to. ail RYTRADE Sus exensa ths ioe and tatka 10] oo aad Se eee cs porte Specifie Druggists. Testimonials free: my face, ~ . Go., Atlanta, Ga. ‘ Hall's Family Pills are the best. His language is too strong for me, e place other mineral. mércial street a trial. To Trade. at SCADDEN’S é You know that you have hit on a place to get the best Groceries and Provisions at as low prices as you so metimes pay elsewhere for inferior goods. bo, TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. ‘Scadden and his popular store on Com iT IS A GOOD IDEA In the year now beginning to avoid the errors of the past. There is no teacher like experience, and if you do not profit Absolutely the only hope for Oancez wy the errors of 1899 and earlier date it is your own fault. Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : Carpets From 25c to 85c per yard; also Linoleums From soc to 85c per yard. Now is the time to buy your Carpet. Also en exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to match. We also have a few CAPES AND JACK8TS left which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Summer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. Call early and get your bargains. Snell & Fleming. nl Cor. Pine and Broad Sts., Ne«ada City. You Can —w Stop It IF IT’S A COUGH, Cure It IF IT’S A COLD, Relieve It IF IT’S CROUP, Help It IF IT’S ASTHMA, Ease It IF IT’S CONSUMPTION BY USING + LaBue’s Compound Cough Syrop, EN NS “H. DICKERMAN. wee 2 # & > : Fy k $ ecSNBE NS Ee ’