January 28, 1899 (4 pages)

ee a ee . ee ee RE oe ON MRA asl OB) ek RG A x “ > ~ ip here ays and tind we ver than quickly rtunity it much . Those ike the N, St. ON, in ors. brated ld in Es. < Beer. id medici ine Wine rger and ‘ou ht. of “amy 2ask] 25 hildren, ~BROAD THE TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY...JAN. 28, 1899, 3 A PIONBER WOMAN GONR, Aged Mrs. Rosalie Mignel Passes to the Mysterious Beyond. Mrs. Rosalie Miguel died this morning at the county hospital where she had been since Thursday. She was over eighty years of age and a native of Chile. oo She came here in the early fifties and wasin her younger days one of the handsomest women in the mines. For many years she has resided with her husband, Don Miguel, in one of the old shanties on Coyote street near the Kelsey ravine fill. Of late years she has been growing . feeble and this week she was so low that it was found advisable to remove THE WALDORF COMPARY. at the Theater Next Week. The dramatic representations at the theater next week will be among the most satisfactory and artistic that the . people of Nevada City have ever had {the opportunity of witnessing om the local boards. © Those who saw Miss Waldorf a year ago in “Ingomar” and “the Hunchback” have only the pleasantest recollections of the talented lady and her company which latter has been waterially strengthened for the present tour. — On Monday evening they will render the beautiful Shakesperian comedy, “As You Like It.” Almost every. actress, great or small, has had aspirations for the role of Rosalind. Some have attempted. it but with indifferent success, failing to realize that it isa temperament like Miss Waldorf’s that. The Two Great Performances to be Given her to the hospital, her husband join-. is required for the part. Study and “Atlin is the coming gold center of Alaska,” says Jobn B. Burns, who is an old California miner and claims to have worked some of the best claims in Sierra county for years. Burns is in San Francisco now. In November last he met with an accident to his eye. He was driving a nail and it flew out and struck him in the eye. The point entered the iris below the retina but did not destroy the sight. He can see at various angles, but his direct vision is impaired. He came down from Alaska for treatment of his eye, but he expects to go back to Atlin. “That district,” he says, “is the poor man’s paradise and some day will rival the late famons Klondike. I have been seventeen years in Alaska, been through all kinds of adventures with Sam Matthews, the best man that ever broke a THINKS ATLIN ALL RIGHT, An Old Sierra Connty Miner Tells of ‘ing her there yesterday._ : ‘Old timers say Don Miguel was her -gecond husband. She had two children but they both died years ago. application are the mere mechanical . trail in the frozen north, and we are portions .of its mastery, necessary, in. Satisfied, after all our experiences, that ‘fact indispensable, but the divine spark, . the district around’ Atlin is one of thé that subtle, elusive thing that we call. best in the world. No fabulous disgenius, is essential for the correct por-/. coveries have been made there yet, but » seven o’clock. 7 At the Churches Tomorrow. trayal of this dainty part. Tomorrow will be Septuagesima Sun-. It is an old saying that “beauty and day. At Trinity church there will be . brains are never allied in the personalmorning prayer and a sermon by the ity of one woman.” Miss Waldorf rector, Rev. W. A; Rimer, at eleven. Comes to disprove this statement, o’clock. At seven p. m. there will be. for she combines both of these attrievening prayer anda sermon. Sunday . butes with talent of a superior order. school andthe bible class convene at . Possessed of a most attractive personhalf past twelve. Services are’also held . #lity, she by no means depends upon it in this church every Friday evening at . ‘0 make her success as an actress. She gives earnest, conscientious work to At the Congregational Church there . the development of each role she aswill be preaching both morning’ and . S¥mes and the result is a thoroughly evening by the Pastor, Rev. J. Sims, . iutelligent and sympathetic interpreSacrament of the Lord’s Supper. will tation that has in it the essence of life. be administered at the close of the. She is a Pennsylvania girl and she has morning service. The subject of dis-. Chosen the West as the best friend for course in the evening will be “How to the opening of her career. Starting Live Much in a Brief Period and Re-. front New York last year she came tain Youth Amid Decay.” Sunday . Straight across the continent. Her school at 12:30 p.m. Christian Endea. ¥ccess in California has been so great vor at6 p. m. led by E. M. McKinlay; . that the eastern press now refer to her subject, “God’s Army.” as a California girl and refuse to beThe pastor of the Methodist church lieve that. she is not a product of the will occupy his pulpit both morning great west. California is but the first and evening. Subject in the morn-. %tep in her present western journey. ing, “The Three Hundred Men That . 12@ present arrangement is to take the Lapped.” In the evening, “The Vir-. company to Honolulu, Australia and gins.” Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. Japan. Under the. care of her clever Epworth League at 6 p. m. Revival. teacher, Mrs. A. Dow Ourrier, who services will continue during the com-. Will be remembered as the discoverer ing week. of Julia Marlowe, Miss Waldorf is rap++ idly gaining that envied position among Is Still in Alaska. the leading lights of the legitimate Edgar Hook, son of John F. Hook of . 4tama to which she aspires. this city, is now in the Atlin district SS NODES GO t. 4 GOT AIRE SER . HE DID f Alaska, where he has been f sins pai ‘apetber itt kis ieee jeune NOT BITE. partners. His folks received a letter! . Nevada Chy Man Receives a ‘Green from him about a week ago which was “Goods Offer written on the 20th of last December. On that. date the thermometer regis-. Sheriff Getchell has one of the old tered twenty degrees above zero, show-. and well-known green goods circulars, ing that the weather was not ‘so cold/ which was turned over to him by a there as might be expected from that! citizen, who received it through the so-called frozen country. Mr. Hook! mail. The writer states that he has and his partners have located several . solved the difficult problem of securclaims in the Atlin district and con-. inga supply of the silk-fibred paper templated going into the Northwest . upon which the United States bills are ‘Territory. Mr. Hook met with a pain-! printed, and he declares that his goods ful accident while engaged in hewing. are the exact counter-part of the Govlogs to build a cabin. A splinter got . ernment bills—are in fact simply duinto his eye, producing a serious in-. plicate bills. : jury from which he recovered very} He incloses what purports to be a slowly, but when the letter was written . clipping from a Washington, D. C., he was getting along nicely and thought . paper, in which it is stated that the he would soon be_all right. The coun-! Government treasury agents are almost try he says is full of gravel that pros-. worried to death over the circulation pects well, timber is abundant and / of these duplicate bills, which even an there is plenty of game. Mail is slow. expert has difficulty to detect. Of and irregular getting to that region, . course, the clipping is bogus, being the last letter he received from home. printed to order. being one that was written in July. The writer suggests that, if the re+180 cipient of the letter desires to invest A Tragic Death Recalled. in his goods, he send the following teleRobert Gunson, who left here two . &tam to James R. Monroe, Westchester, years and a half ago to take charge, of . NY.: “Send me Iron’s Catalogue, No, a hydraulic mine owned by a half145.” He says that he will not. receive brother of his at Steiner’s Flat, ten . ®2Y letters, and the above telegram is miles below Weaverville, Trinity coun. *8® enly thing that will secure the perty, returned to this city, last evening . 0 the opportunity of his life to invest and will probably remain awhile. _jina big paying venture. : It will be remembered that Mr. Gun-. ‘he recipient of the enticing missive son’s half-brother, Peter Eliason, met . #4 heard of such schemes before aud a tragic death last February by being turned the letter over to the Sheriff. thrown from a vehicle when the team ye ~ he was driving became frightened and Te Be pgcapce all sauna ran away, throwing him from his seat} Bert Pollard of the Champion mine and killiig him instantly. . and Miss Selina Hicks are to be married Mr. Eliason left a wife who. still re-. tomorrow. These well-known young mains in Weaverville and controls the . people number their friends by the hunmine which her husband owned at the} dreds among old and-young, and the time of his sudden taking off. Transcript, which is among those see , friends, bespeaks for them a happy Musical Club Program. and prosperous partnership. At today’s meeting of the Saturday Afternoon Musical Club held at the Seiten residence of Mrs. George A. Legg the; San Francisco Bulletin: “A constant following program was rendered under! reader from the Palace Hotel informs direction of Miss May Martin: {us that the Plumbago mine is in Sierra 1. Life of Chopin—Mrs, L. S. Calk. county, not in Shastaicounty.” ins. 2. Piano solo, “Wonnetrauni” Op. 95, (Erick Meyer-Helmund)—Miss Min-. ‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section nie Brand. : .--Lof the country than -all other diseases P ee 2 Ban tat Sweet} put together and uutil the last few nge ( nod)—Miss ra . ? : 4. Guitar solo, “Minuet,” (Mozart) years it was supposed to pe ane —Mrs. A. H. Tickell; accompanist,. For a great many years doc pro‘ Miss Minnie Brand. nounced it a local disease, and pre5. Piano solo, “Rondo Capricciosa,” . scribed local remedies, and by coneke. aA Mendelssohn)—Miss Vivie stantly failing to cure with local treat ee ; With Apologies td Editor Eschbacher. «Oe Argument Postponed. has proven catarrh to be a constitument, pronounced it incurable. Science [ ‘The argument before Judge Nilon in the matter of the application of Attor-' ney Mason for a writ of prohibition to restrain District Attorney Power from prosecuting Messrs. Dennis, McCloskey and Beardsley on a felony charge for assaulting officer Kilroy, was set for tais morning; but by agreement of the 1 wyers and consent of the Judge it hae been postponed till Monday fore, Boon, Go To The Uwi tor delicious Tom & Jerry; always ready. ~ jl0-tf tional disease, and therefore ‘requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly Send for circulars and testimunials. tle. ; Hall's Family Pills are the best. peer is taken internally in doses from 10 on the blood and mucous surfaces of . the system. They offer one hundred). dollars for any case it fails to cure . + F, J. CHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, O, Sold by Druggists, Prive 75c. per bota good honest day's pay can be had nearly allthe year around. Diggings are paying-on an average from $1 75 to "$4 per pan and the bedrock is only four or five feet below the surface. This makes the work easier than in the Klondike country. “Atlin is now a city of nearly 500 inhabitants, and when one considers that these diggings were only discovered in August last, the growth of the place has-been remarkable. The country is rolling and all the year round there is plenty of feed for cattle. The main creeks are in the Northwest Territory and subject to the Canadian mining laws, but this is rather a protection against schemers than otherwise. Atlin City has quite a population and many are arranging to make a trip in this winter. The ground never freezes there and the methods of mining are much similar to those in California.” Se RATHER LEAN GRAVEL. Ground Paying a Grain of Gold a Ton Worked at a Profit. In British Columbiaa placer claim averaging only one grain of gold to the cubic yard—or less than five cents & ton—worked by the hydraulic process pays the owners $10,000 a year net profit. The Virginia City Chronicle commenting on this factsays: In Sixmile . Canyon there are numerous gravel deposits that showa gold value ef 25 cents of more tothe ton, but on account of the great depth to bedrock and the fact that it is full of deep cavities, termed pot-holes, a clean up after washingdown several thousand ton of gravel could only be done at considerable cost,as it would be necessary to pump the water out of the bedrock cavities, That the extensive gravel deposits worked in Sixmile Canyon will be worked at a profit some day there is no question of doubt as the gold they contain represents millions in the aggregate and the water pressure for washing it out by hydraulic process is close at hand in the creek and is of sufficient volume if penstocked to furnish ‘the pressure required for installing a hydraulic plant, the slope of the creek bed representing a grade of nearly 500 feet to the mile. _——-+ @eFeatures For the Masqurade. There will be no lack of novelties at Prof. Michell’s masque ball in Armory Hall next Friday evening. Among some of the most conspicuous ones will be a group representing life in Manilla, a group of cakewalkers, a take-off on the Spanish soldiers and their poor. markmanship and a travesty on the fight in the California Legislature for the United States Senatorship. Those--persons desiring maskers’ tickets can procure them upon application to Prof. Michell. To Periodical Subscribers. All subscriptions to periodicals given to E. F. Rosenthal will be filled by George W.Wheeler at Bovey Bros., on Broad street. Subscription orders promptly attended to and all the popular periodicals on sale. ji0-tf “errno Ser bes cto aN . tt puree: EAN Day’s Record of Our Neighbors’ Do— ings. Mart Ryan left today for Seattle. Prof. Michell’s weekly social will be held tonight. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stocks gave a whist party last night. ‘ Manuel T. Sidelinger, an old soldier, left here today for the National Soldiers’ Home at Yountville. * Elias Rowe’s horse ran away last evening and colliding with a telegraph . pole demolished Mr. Rowe’s cart. _ The committee to arrange for the Firemen’s ball on February 22dwill meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Protection Company’s hall. ~“Phe volunteers of Company I will be home next Thursday and Friday. They are to. be formally mustered out Tuesday afternoon. For two weeks they have been doing guard duty without any rifles. : The Indian Springs lyceum’s meeting this week drew acrowd. One of the most entertaining features of the program was T. J. Waggoner’s paper entitled, “The Mortgage on the Farm,” which he read with telling effect. City Trustee Lord proposes to soon begin the erection of a fireproof theater over his livery stable on Main street. He will raise the roof and make a spacious and modern house of amusement that. will according. te the . plans as far as completed be a credit to the city. John Glasson is trying to organize a company to build a theater on the old gasworks lots He has had the plans drawn. The building would be 50x75 feet in ground dimensions, aside from dressing rooms, stage; etc, and would have a gallery. The estimated cost is $7,000. The case of Wm. McKnight against the Pine Hill Mining Company is on trial in Justice Green’s court this afternoon. Plaintiff was working at the mine when it shut down. Superintendent Rosertthal left for San Francisco saying he wished McKnight would wait there and he could go to work again later. The superintendent returned after several weeks and put, the miner on again. In three weeks the superintendent became disatisfied with his work and told him he might quit: “Pll break your head .if you let me . SCROFULA it is Foul Blovod’s. Advertisement But It Is Soon Cured by Hood's Sarsaparitia. Yes, Scrofula, ifanything, may be called the advertisement of foul blood. It is the scourge of the world — offensive, painful, debilitating, stubborn and well nigh unendurable. Outward applications do not cure, they’ only drive the difficulty to new’ quarters. Emollients may palliate, they cannot abolish the evil. There is but one sure way out, and that is to eliminate the taint from the blood. There is one remedy that can effect this, ahd it is the only one that, so far as we know, has almost invariably succeeded — even where the system has been poisoned by long years of taint, and the ravages to be repaired are tremendous. That remedy is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Read this: ‘éMy daughter was afflicted with impure blood. There were running sores all over her body and they caused her much suffering. We tried medicines that were recommended as blood purifiers, but could not see that they did any good. A friend told me about Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I began giving the girl this medicine. The result was that she was perfectly cured after taking a few bottles. , She has had ne symptoms of scrofula . Sores since that time.” MARIETTA M. . SmiTH, South Middleboro, Mass. . arsa‘Hood’s * parilla Is-the best—in fact the-One True Blood Purifier. _ Insist upon Hoop’s; take no substitute. . Hood’s Pills $%, s*moniousiy, wih MASKS A AND OTHER ND WIGS . ‘ For the Grand Masquerade Ball to be given on the night of February 3d. I havea full line of Masks, dipA rect from the factory, which will be sold at factory prices. Also Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, FALSE HAIR. act et ae ene Come and see the Assortment. \ CY W. H. CRAWFORD, “45,5782. . year in this Ce: out,” warned McKnight. He was kept on a week more and then perem discharged and paid for the month. He now sues to recover pay for the time he was waiting to be set to work. The High School Party, The reception given at Odd Fellows hall last evening by the young ladies . . and gentlemen of the high school middle class was one of the most enjoyable social gatherings held here a long time. The high school of Grass Valley was well represented among the guests. In addition to the following program, which was admirably rendered, refreshments were served and there was dancing: Vocal solo, Miss Hazel Robb; instrumental solo, Michael Hyman; vocal solo, Miss Nina Woon; violin, solo, Gilbert Richards; vocal recitation, Miss Ruth “Richards; vocal. duett, Miss Louise Schemer and Mollie Maher. Gone ,to Install Officers. David E. Morgan went to North San Juan today to install the officers of the Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at that town. ptoriy. J. J. JACKSON, -2}Fancy Groceries duett,Miss Eloise and Olinton Harrison; . 7 y L Whiskey. ” BEEHIVE. Proprietor . Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup — Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. 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To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, in order to promoterapid Gales. —_There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportunity. BOVEY BROS., ‘ Broad Street. Champion Boot Black. ~ For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and4 colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf NEVADA CITY THEATER. —TWO NIGHTS— —January 80th and 3ist.— The Young American Actress, JANET WALDORF Supported by an Excellent Company. Monday Evening, January 30th, “As You Like It.” Tuesday Evening, January dist, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Prices—25, 50 and 75 Cents. Reserved Seats at Foley’s. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. ‘emember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main street, Nevada City. Certificate of Copartnership. QTAte OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this State, at Nevada City, County of Nevada, under the name aud style of A and H. W. Hartung; that the names in full of ali the ne rs of such partnership are Alphonse Hartung and Henry W, Hartung, and that oe Eennes oF our ens resi poses are our reg ve names heresasubeerthad. In witness whereof, we have hi t our hands, this, Bist.day of December, 1508." NAMES. RESIDENCES. Alphonse Hartung, Nevada City, California. Henry W. Hartung, Neyada City, California, ite of California, County of Nevada, this Sist day of ‘December, in the enol one Mag rg oats qundred and ninety e ‘ore m oF onds, otar: Pete in and for the County of Nevada, per pee k enry W. in AGG bata poraene whens us By within i In witness whereof, I haye hereunto hand and affixed my Official Seal, at pany 4 fice in the Rounsy of Sevada, the day and (SEAL) ree fast Fr SIMONDS” Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of Dated December 31, 1808, ~ FRED SEARLS, : Attorney and Counselor at Law. . Furniture Store to buy nice Presents. Roman Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chair's, RUGS, PICTURES, EASELS. \e %* 1% RAR yy %, WOK ARIE A <ZAN A ON TAN TAN, RERIEK ZA CAN TAN TAN? RIRIR \2 I PLO "J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler ——AND DEALER IN— JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry nd satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price. > Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. — : Headquarters for Alarm Clocks. If you wish to rise on time get a reliable Alarm Clock. The anxiety of oversleeping will be eliminated and “ Nature’s sweet restorer’ will have full sway. Nickel Alarms from 75c up. Pendulum Clocks Proportionately Cheap. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Successors to F. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, dutable and useful; No family should be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. 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ee a ee . ee ee RE oe ON MRA asl OB) ek RG A x “ > ~ ip here ays and tind we ver than quickly rtunity it much . Those ike the N, St. ON, in ors. brated ld in Es. < Beer. id medici ine Wine rger and ‘ou ht. of “amy 2ask] 25 hildren, ~BROAD THE TRANSCRIPT, SATURDAY.....JAN. 28, 1899, 3 A PIONBER WOMAN GONR, Aged Mrs. Rosalie Mignel Passes to the Mysterious Beyond. Mrs. Rosalie Miguel died this morning at the county hospital where she had been since Thursday. She was over eighty years of age and a native of Chile. oo She came here in the early fifties and wasin her younger days one of the handsomest women in the mines. For many years she has resided with her husband, Don Miguel, in one of the old shanties on Coyote street near the Kelsey ravine fill. Of late years she has been growing . feeble and this week she was so low that it was found advisable to remove THE WALDORF COMPARY. at the Theater Next Week. The dramatic representations at the theater next week will be among the most satisfactory and artistic that the . people of Nevada City have ever had {the opportunity of witnessing om the local boards. © Those who saw Miss Waldorf a year ago in “Ingomar” and “the Hunchback” have only the pleasantest recollections of the talented lady and her company which latter has been waterially strengthened for the present tour. — On Monday evening they will render the beautiful Shakesperian comedy, “As You Like It.” Almost every. actress, great or small, has had aspirations for the role of Rosalind. Some have attempted. it but with indifferent success, failing to realize that it isa temperament like Miss Waldorf’s that. The Two Great Performances to be Given her to the hospital, her husband join-. is required for the part. Study and “Atlin is the coming gold center of Alaska,” says Jobn B. Burns, who is an old California miner and claims to have worked some of the best claims in Sierra county for years. Burns is in San Francisco now. In November last he met with an accident to his eye. He was driving a nail and it flew out and struck him in the eye. The point entered the iris below the retina but did not destroy the sight. He can see at various angles, but his direct vision is impaired. He came down from Alaska for treatment of his eye, but he expects to go back to Atlin. “That district,” he says, “is the poor man’s paradise and some day will rival the late famons Klondike. I have been seventeen years in Alaska, been through all kinds of adventures with Sam Matthews, the best man that ever broke a THINKS ATLIN ALL RIGHT, An Old Sierra Connty Miner Tells of ‘ing her there yesterday._ : ‘Old timers say Don Miguel was her -gecond husband. She had two children but they both died years ago. application are the mere mechanical . trail in the frozen north, and we are portions .of its mastery, necessary, in. Satisfied, after all our experiences, that ‘fact indispensable, but the divine spark, . the district around’ Atlin is one of thé that subtle, elusive thing that we call. best in the world. No fabulous disgenius, is essential for the correct por-/. coveries have been made there yet, but » seven o’clock. 7 At the Churches Tomorrow. trayal of this dainty part. Tomorrow will be Septuagesima Sun-. It is an old saying that “beauty and day. At Trinity church there will be . brains are never allied in the personalmorning prayer and a sermon by the ity of one woman.” Miss Waldorf rector, Rev. W. A; Rimer, at eleven. Comes to disprove this statement, o’clock. At seven p. m. there will be. for she combines both of these attrievening prayer anda sermon. Sunday . butes with talent of a superior order. school andthe bible class convene at . Possessed of a most attractive personhalf past twelve. Services are’also held . #lity, she by no means depends upon it in this church every Friday evening at . ‘0 make her success as an actress. She gives earnest, conscientious work to At the Congregational Church there . the development of each role she aswill be preaching both morning’ and . S¥mes and the result is a thoroughly evening by the Pastor, Rev. J. Sims, . iutelligent and sympathetic interpreSacrament of the Lord’s Supper. will tation that has in it the essence of life. be administered at the close of the. She is a Pennsylvania girl and she has morning service. The subject of dis-. Chosen the West as the best friend for course in the evening will be “How to the opening of her career. Starting Live Much in a Brief Period and Re-. front New York last year she came tain Youth Amid Decay.” Sunday . Straight across the continent. Her school at 12:30 p.m. Christian Endea. ¥ccess in California has been so great vor at6 p. m. led by E. M. McKinlay; . that the eastern press now refer to her subject, “God’s Army.” as a California girl and refuse to beThe pastor of the Methodist church lieve that. she is not a product of the will occupy his pulpit both morning great west. California is but the first and evening. Subject in the morn-. %tep in her present western journey. ing, “The Three Hundred Men That . 12@ present arrangement is to take the Lapped.” In the evening, “The Vir-. company to Honolulu, Australia and gins.” Sunday school at 12:30 p. m. Japan. Under the. care of her clever Epworth League at 6 p. m. Revival. teacher, Mrs. A. Dow Ourrier, who services will continue during the com-. Will be remembered as the discoverer ing week. of Julia Marlowe, Miss Waldorf is rap++ idly gaining that envied position among Is Still in Alaska. the leading lights of the legitimate Edgar Hook, son of John F. Hook of . 4tama to which she aspires. this city, is now in the Atlin district SS NODES GO t. 4 GOT AIRE SER . HE DID f Alaska, where he has been f sins pai ‘apetber itt kis ieee jeune NOT BITE. partners. His folks received a letter! . Nevada Chy Man Receives a ‘Green from him about a week ago which was “Goods Offer written on the 20th of last December. On that. date the thermometer regis-. Sheriff Getchell has one of the old tered twenty degrees above zero, show-. and well-known green goods circulars, ing that the weather was not ‘so cold/ which was turned over to him by a there as might be expected from that! citizen, who received it through the so-called frozen country. Mr. Hook! mail. The writer states that he has and his partners have located several . solved the difficult problem of securclaims in the Atlin district and con-. inga supply of the silk-fibred paper templated going into the Northwest . upon which the United States bills are ‘Territory. Mr. Hook met with a pain-! printed, and he declares that his goods ful accident while engaged in hewing. are the exact counter-part of the Govlogs to build a cabin. A splinter got . ernment bills—are in fact simply duinto his eye, producing a serious in-. plicate bills. : jury from which he recovered very} He incloses what purports to be a slowly, but when the letter was written . clipping from a Washington, D. C., he was getting along nicely and thought . paper, in which it is stated that the he would soon be_all right. The coun-! Government treasury agents are almost try he says is full of gravel that pros-. worried to death over the circulation pects well, timber is abundant and / of these duplicate bills, which even an there is plenty of game. Mail is slow. expert has difficulty to detect. Of and irregular getting to that region, . course, the clipping is bogus, being the last letter he received from home. printed to order. being one that was written in July. The writer suggests that, if the re+180 cipient of the letter desires to invest A Tragic Death Recalled. in his goods, he send the following teleRobert Gunson, who left here two . &tam to James R. Monroe, Westchester, years and a half ago to take charge, of . NY.: “Send me Iron’s Catalogue, No, a hydraulic mine owned by a half145.” He says that he will not. receive brother of his at Steiner’s Flat, ten . ®2Y letters, and the above telegram is miles below Weaverville, Trinity coun. *8® enly thing that will secure the perty, returned to this city, last evening . 0 the opportunity of his life to invest and will probably remain awhile. _jina big paying venture. : It will be remembered that Mr. Gun-. ‘he recipient of the enticing missive son’s half-brother, Peter Eliason, met . #4 heard of such schemes before aud a tragic death last February by being turned the letter over to the Sheriff. thrown from a vehicle when the team ye ~ he was driving became frightened and Te Be pgcapce all sauna ran away, throwing him from his seat} Bert Pollard of the Champion mine and killiig him instantly. . and Miss Selina Hicks are to be married Mr. Eliason left a wife who. still re-. tomorrow. These well-known young mains in Weaverville and controls the . people number their friends by the hunmine which her husband owned at the} dreds among old and-young, and the time of his sudden taking off. Transcript, which is among those see , friends, bespeaks for them a happy Musical Club Program. and prosperous partnership. At today’s meeting of the Saturday Afternoon Musical Club held at the Seiten residence of Mrs. George A. Legg the; San Francisco Bulletin: “A constant following program was rendered under! reader from the Palace Hotel informs direction of Miss May Martin: {us that the Plumbago mine is in Sierra 1. Life of Chopin—Mrs, L. S. Calk. county, not in Shastaicounty.” ins. 2. Piano solo, “Wonnetrauni” Op. 95, (Erick Meyer-Helmund)—Miss Min-. ‘THERE is more Catarrh in this section nie Brand. : ..--Lof the country than -all other diseases P ee 2 Ban tat Sweet} put together and uutil the last few nge ( nod)—Miss ra . ? : 4. Guitar solo, “Minuet,” (Mozart) years it was supposed to pe ane —Mrs. A. H. Tickell; accompanist,. For a great many years doc pro‘ Miss Minnie Brand. nounced it a local disease, and pre5. Piano solo, “Rondo Capricciosa,” . scribed local remedies, and by coneke. aA Mendelssohn)—Miss Vivie stantly failing to cure with local treat ee ; With Apologies td Editor Eschbacher. «Oe Argument Postponed. has proven catarrh to be a constitument, pronounced it incurable. Science [ ‘The argument before Judge Nilon in the matter of the application of Attor-' ney Mason for a writ of prohibition to restrain District Attorney Power from prosecuting Messrs. Dennis, McCloskey and Beardsley on a felony charge for assaulting officer Kilroy, was set for tais morning; but by agreement of the 1 wyers and consent of the Judge it hae been postponed till Monday fore, Boon, Go To The Uwi tor delicious Tom & Jerry; always ready. ~ jl0-tf tional disease, and therefore ‘requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co.,Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It drops to a teaspoonful. It acts directly Send for circulars and testimunials. tle. ; Hall's Family Pills are the best. peer is taken internally in doses from 10 on the blood and mucous surfaces of . the system. They offer one hundred).. dollars for any case it fails to cure . + F, J. CHENEY & Co. Prop., Toledo, O, Sold by Druggists, Prive 75c. per bota good honest day's pay can be had nearly allthe year around. Diggings are paying-on an average from $1 75 to "$4 per pan and the bedrock is only four or five feet below the surface. This makes the work easier than in the Klondike country. “Atlin is now a city of nearly 500 inhabitants, and when one considers that these diggings were only discovered in August last, the growth of the place has-been remarkable. The country is rolling and all the year round there is plenty of feed for cattle. The main creeks are in the Northwest Territory and subject to the Canadian mining laws, but this is rather a protection against schemers than otherwise. Atlin City has quite a population and many are arranging to make a trip in this winter. The ground never freezes there and the methods of mining are much similar to those in California.” Se RATHER LEAN GRAVEL. Ground Paying a Grain of Gold a Ton Worked at a Profit. In British Columbiaa placer claim averaging only one grain of gold to the cubic yard—or less than five cents & ton—worked by the hydraulic process pays the owners $10,000 a year net profit. The Virginia City Chronicle commenting on this factsays: In Sixmile . Canyon there are numerous gravel deposits that showa gold value ef 25 cents of more tothe ton, but on account of the great depth to bedrock and the fact that it is full of deep cavities, termed pot-holes, a clean up after washingdown several thousand ton of gravel could only be done at considerable cost,as it would be necessary to pump the water out of the bedrock cavities, That the extensive gravel deposits worked in Sixmile Canyon will be worked at a profit some day there is no question of doubt as the gold they contain represents millions in the aggregate and the water pressure for washing it out by hydraulic process is close at hand in the creek and is of sufficient volume if penstocked to furnish ‘the pressure required for installing a hydraulic plant, the slope of the creek bed representing a grade of nearly 500 feet to the mile. _——-+ @eFeatures For the Masqurade. There will be no lack of novelties at Prof. Michell’s masque ball in Armory Hall next Friday evening. Among some of the most conspicuous ones will be a group representing life in Manilla, a group of cakewalkers, a take-off on the Spanish soldiers and their poor. markmanship and a travesty on the fight in the California Legislature for the United States Senatorship. Those--persons desiring maskers’ tickets can procure them upon application to Prof. Michell. To Periodical Subscribers. All subscriptions to periodicals given to E. F. Rosenthal will be filled by George W.Wheeler at Bovey Bros., on Broad street. Subscription orders promptly attended to and all the popular periodicals on sale. ji0-tf “errno Ser bes cto aN . tt puree: EAN Day’s Record of Our Neighbors’ Do— ings. Mart Ryan left today for Seattle. Prof. Michell’s weekly social will be held tonight. ‘Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stocks gave a whist party last night. ‘ Manuel T. Sidelinger, an old soldier, left here today for the National Soldiers’ Home at Yountville. * Elias Rowe’s horse ran away last

evening and colliding with a telegraph . pole demolished Mr. Rowe’s cart. _ The committee to arrange for the Firemen’s ball on February 22dwill meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at Protection Company’s hall. ~“Phe volunteers of Company I will be home next Thursday and Friday. They are to. be formally mustered out Tuesday afternoon. For two weeks they have been doing guard duty without any rifles. : The Indian Springs lyceum’s meeting this week drew acrowd. One of the most entertaining features of the program was T. J. Waggoner’s paper entitled, “The Mortgage on the Farm,” which he read with telling effect. City Trustee Lord proposes to soon begin the erection of a fireproof theater over his livery stable on Main street. He will raise the roof and make a spacious and modern house of amusement that. will according. te the . plans as far as completed be a credit to the city. John Glasson is trying to organize a company to build a theater on the old gasworks lots He has had the plans drawn. The building would be 50x75 feet in ground dimensions, aside from dressing rooms, stage; etc, and would have a gallery. The estimated cost is $7,000. The case of Wm. McKnight against the Pine Hill Mining Company is on trial in Justice Green’s court this afternoon. Plaintiff was working at the mine when it shut down. Superintendent Rosertthal left for San Francisco saying he wished McKnight would wait there and he could go to work again later. The superintendent returned after several weeks and put, the miner on again. In three weeks the superintendent became disatisfied with his work and told him he might quit: “Pll break your head .if you let me . SCROFULA it is Foul Blovod’s. Advertisement But It Is Soon Cured by Hood's Sarsaparitia. Yes, Scrofula, ifanything, may be called the advertisement of foul blood. It is the scourge of the world — offensive, painful, debilitating, stubborn and well nigh unendurable. Outward applications do not cure, they’ only drive the difficulty to new’ quarters. Emollients may palliate, they cannot abolish the evil. There is but one sure way out, and that is to eliminate the taint from the blood. There is one remedy that can effect this, ahd it is the only one that, so far as we know, has almost invariably succeeded — even where the system has been poisoned by long years of taint, and the ravages to be repaired are tremendous. That remedy is Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Read this: ‘éMy daughter was afflicted with impure blood. There were running sores all over her body and they caused her much suffering. We tried medicines that were recommended as blood purifiers, but could not see that they did any good. A friend told me about Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I began giving the girl this medicine. The result was that she was perfectly cured after taking a few bottles. , She has had ne symptoms of scrofula . Sores since that time.” MARIETTA M. . SmiTH, South Middleboro, Mass. . arsa‘Hood’s * parilla Is-the best—in fact the-One True Blood Purifier. _ Insist upon Hoop’s; take no substitute. . Hood’s Pills $%, s*moniousiy, wih MASKS A AND OTHER ND WIGS . ‘ For the Grand Masquerade Ball to be given on the night of February 3d. I havea full line of Masks, dipA rect from the factory, which will be sold at factory prices. Also Beards, Mustaches, Wigs, FALSE HAIR. act et ae ene Come and see the Assortment. \ CY W. H. CRAWFORD, “45,5782.. . year in this Ce: out,” warned McKnight. He was kept on a week more and then perem discharged and paid for the month. He now sues to recover pay for the time he was waiting to be set to work. The High School Party, The reception given at Odd Fellows hall last evening by the young ladies . . and gentlemen of the high school middle class was one of the most enjoyable social gatherings held here a long time.. The high school of Grass Valley was well represented among the guests. In addition to the following program, which was admirably rendered, refreshments were served and there was dancing: Vocal solo, Miss Hazel Robb; instrumental solo, Michael Hyman; vocal solo, Miss Nina Woon; violin, solo, Gilbert Richards; vocal recitation, Miss Ruth “Richards; vocal. duett, Miss Louise Schemer and Mollie Maher. Gone ,to Install Officers. David E. Morgan went to North San Juan today to install the officers of the Chapter of Royal Arch Masons at that town. ptoriy. J. J. JACKSON, -2}Fancy Groceries duett,Miss Eloise and Olinton Harrison; . 7 y L Whiskey. ” BEEHIVE. Proprietor . Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup — Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale Depot for a PATE FOIS. DEVILEDJAND POTTED MEATS AND FISH. ! 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To obtain possession of any of the Fine Footwear In our stock a very small tax will be put upon your pocket book. Our January Clearance Sale has been inaugurated and we have not spared the prices, but cut right and left, in order to promoterapid Gales. —_There’s splendid values offered in Men's, Women’s and Children’s Shoes, And Slippers. Don’t neglect to seize the opportunity. BOVEY BROS., ‘ Broad Street. Champion Boot Black. ~ For the best shine in town call on William Stevens at Wild’s barber shop. Tan and4 colored shoes aspecialty. Satisfaction guaranteed. tf NEVADA CITY THEATER. —TWO NIGHTS— —January 80th and 3ist.— The Young American Actress, JANET WALDORF Supported by an Excellent Company. Monday Evening, January 30th, “As You Like It.” Tuesday Evening, January dist, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ Prices—25, 50 and 75 Cents. Reserved Seats at Foley’s. THE GROTTO, MAITLAND & BECKLEY, Proprietors Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars Steam Beer a Specialty. Call and see us. We will make your visit a pleasant one. ‘emember the place—Brace’s old stand, Main street, Nevada City. Certificate of Copartnership. QTAte OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF Nevada, ss. We, the undersigned, do hereby certify that we are partners transacting business in this State, at Nevada City, County of Nevada, under the name aud style of A and H. W. Hartung; that the names in full of ali the ne rs of such partnership are Alphonse Hartung and Henry W, Hartung, and that oe Eennes oF our ens resi poses are our reg ve names heresasubeerthad. In witness whereof, we have hi t our hands, this, Bist.day of December, 1508." NAMES. RESIDENCES. Alphonse Hartung, Nevada City, California. Henry W. Hartung, Neyada City, California, ite of California, County of Nevada, this Sist day of ‘December, in the enol one Mag rg oats qundred and ninety e ‘ore m oF onds, otar: Pete in and for the County of Nevada, per pee k enry W. in AGG bata poraene whens us By within i In witness whereof, I haye hereunto hand and affixed my Official Seal, at pany 4 fice in the Rounsy of Sevada, the day and (SEAL) ree fast Fr SIMONDS” Notary Public in and for the County of Nevada, State of Dated December 31, 1808, ~ FRED SEARLS, : Attorney and Counselor at Law. . Furniture Store to buy nice Presents. Roman Chairs, Bay Window Chairs, Fancy Divans, Rockers and Wicker Chair's, RUGS, PICTURES, EASELS. \e %* 1% RAR yy %, WOK ARIE A <ZAN A ON TAN TAN, RERIEK ZA CAN TAN TAN? RIRIR \2 I PLO "J. BRAND, Manufacturing Jeweler ——AND DEALER IN— JEWELRY OF ALL KINDS, Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Silver Ware, Novelties. Special attention given to the manufacture of any article of jewelry nd satisfaction guaranteed as to quality and price. > Broad Street, two doors above Pine, Nevada City. — : Headquarters for Alarm Clocks. If you wish to rise on time get a reliable Alarm Clock. The anxiety of oversleeping will be eliminated and “ Nature’s sweet restorer’ will have full sway. Nickel Alarms from 75c up. Pendulum Clocks Proportionately Cheap. A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Successors to F. C. LUETJE. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. You Have Cold Feet These cold nights and consequently don’t enjoy good and refreshing sleep. The very best remedy for this and many other ailments is hot water. Buy a HOT WATER BOTTLE At DICKERMAN’S And you will find it a very handy article. They are cheap, dutable and useful; No family should be without one. Full Stock of Drugs and Chemicals, MEDICINES, PERFUMERY, TOILET ARTICLES. Cameras and Photo Supplies of all kinds, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets. 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