January 3, 1903 (4 pages)

D. Ga. W., , installed by Worth May Marti Keenan stalled we 8t Presiden » Presiden Vice Preyi Second Vig. lanan, Thins » Wadsworth . retary; Mie! Mrs. Mam; he Reynolds housen, 0, a4 Marie Bas Bufflngtoy Ss Eilermagie he] a ake, mes very life ite ut-you’l} é ig’s New Lit ziness, Headg oubles. Tho . 260, at Vir wines, liquof¥ the Klondik™ and courteou™ all. visitor" rietor, ‘invit.7 81.¢( ae r sssniaciatiiipaiciapeeamaiatime = a . vig of the Ne su have evans famed t 5. 1 ten cents wo thousa ys excepted . Lamp, Lamp, f Silver Spoons, ange, 8 a aera e Girl + Carpet ry to., ete. ER itil nine of their one of or oas $ are.always xceeds anyll dkerchiefs “ vith the gre Centemer! Glove in dre are here’ the most atti Make select void the ho Yrders « frow , ’ ger. RDAY.~i TONS For the Benefit of Deurt House. misined the following: “You Bet isa iy little miniag camp across Bear Se proportion of the male populaebat midnight with a howling cherab HE TRANSCRIPT , January 3, 1903 care ae cna ‘ ws Items Condensed Busy Readers. nday next will bea lively day at t Monday the Board of Saperb will meet in regular session, ry iddteation of a storm. . The all right for one. iar Saviour should come to thie e would find many persons ready troy his good name. They would vor to bring Him down to their vel. 2 who have not done their an‘work on unpatented mining id had better attend to it without delay. The work should bave commenced last Wednesday. D. Vinton has a new advertisein this evening’s TransonieT in the calla attention to his big aspnt of Hot Water Bags and Chest Btors. oe » a large number of miners have » during the past week to seek Sisewhere. Inthe spring many p will retarn here as they feel int there: will be plenty of work f time. Btable-O. W. Long will arrive “3 evening with two prisoners pve been sentenced to imprisonn the-county jail from Truckee. or, the famous Tea and Coffee sa new advertisement in this *s TRANSORIPT. Those whe have { tried hie fresh ground, crisp, tic coffee can get a generous » free of charge by calling at bre, on Broad street. “ly Bachelors. ie last sess arte Callan Sentinel eight miles north of Colfax. the principal product is there in , and nearly all the residents comfortable circumstances. A ‘are bachelors. The section iswith—eparkiing mountain a, beautiful scenery, and the jhines on a lend.of peace and . Still theee bachelors are not . They are lonely. They long in the gloaming: to hold .a soft band, and asthe twilight deeptell love’s sweetest story; they ixious to buy rich gowns for sheMust-be-obeyed, and want-some scold them when they come late from the lodge; they want & r to multiply their joys and diheir sorrows, Mark their courhey have never walked the ve never had two cold feet pageineat the small of their back heir better half bad wound up and put the cat out. But iro brave and in earnest: One of Beighbors has secured a good rough an advertisement and a en have advertised for corjeuce with a view to matrimony. Beil of these six young men is Marge. and steadily increasing, . Whist Party. members of the Indian Flat Diub were entertained by Mr. . Jobn Rogers at their home ping in the early part of the ind an enjoyable time was had. iat prize was awarded to M. and Hugh Murphy and the fwas won by Charles Eden and ogers. The clab will meet lext Monday évening at the resof Mrs,.Joseph Murphy. ased a Slore. ‘Kline was over from Grase joday and secured a lease en pin the Masonic building on treet, next to Ed Schmidt's pre. On the Ist ofFebruary. jof Kline & George will o leman’s furnishing store, with and complete. stock in the yrned Last Night Towle, who bas been in the Hospital at San Francisco for months, undergoing treatment p burns which he received in . Shasta county, returned here 7c nd is now selling his famou five cents a loaf at the PopuTry it and you will always lciven by Mrs. B. R. . with a party of young ladies and were Daan TOD Abadie‘in Honor of Lady. Visitors. At 11 o'clock this morning Mrs. J. F. Kidder came up ‘from Graces Valley the guests of Mra. E.R. Abadie. The young ladies in the party were isses Beatrice Kidder, Florence usto, Wennab Maxwell and Edith Cole. At noon Mrs, E. BR. Abadie gave a fashionable dinner party at the National Hotel in honor of the visitors, who are. students at Miss ‘West’s Seminary of Berkeley, and Miss Claudia Griffiths of this city, Maxwell Milton of San Francisco, Emile R, Abadie Jr., who is attending the State University, Ralpb W. Gaylord and Robert Searls of this city. At 1:15 o’clock this afternoon they were taken to the Ohampion tine in carriages and then escorted to the underground workings. They passed the afternoon very pleasantly ingoing through the different drifts and stopes, and were highly delighted with what they observed, as it was a novel experience fer many of them. Mrs. E. R. Abadie is a delightful entertainer, and the party feel very grateful toward her for their afternoon of pleasure.” New peel at Colfax Superintendent J. D. Laws.has given out that the new station changes will be made at Colfax very soon. The changes provide for anew union Southerna Pacific and Narrow Gauge depot, which will be located opposite the new Gillen Hotel and south of the inspector oftiee and railroad park. The freight depot will: be enlarged. The present plans give the N. C. N. G. one track on the east side of the passenger depot. The Narrow Gauge instead of crossing the 8. P. tracks near the water tanks as at present will pass under the broad gauge north of the engine house and thus reach the bluffs in front of the 8. P, water tank and near the Perkins 6 At the stock yards will be excavated to give more track room. The Standard Oil warehouse and stock yards will be removed to the north end of town above. the fruit houses. An overhead crossing for teame may be built near the .8. P. water tank._The company is in correspondence with the Board of Sapervisors relative to.a roadway beneath the 8. P. tracks in the south part of town. Many delays have occurred with trains at Colfax owing to insufficient yard room_and passing tracks. The arrangement has long been a matter of study, but Superintendent Laws has now resolved to go ahead with the new work which, when completed, will give Colfax splendid station facilities.” Death of Aged Lady! The Record-Union of yesterday had the following item concerning the death of an early resident.of Grass Valley: ‘‘Mrs. Cordelia Buarke,.one of the earliest residents of Sacramento, dropped off into her last rest at an early hour Thursday morning. Death came as gently as sleep comes to a tired child, and her family could hardly realize that she had gone from them forever. Mrs. Burke crossed the plains to California in 1858, and passed one year in Grass Valley before removing to Sacramento. She went to Sacramento in 1854, and has resided there ever since.” Accepied a Position James T. Gribble, one of the most capable mining superintendents in this district, has gone to El Dorado county to take charge of a large mining property there. Mr. Gribble was superintendent of the Yuba mine at Maybert for eleven years, and of the Rewami mine in thie district eight years, and also looked after the Merrimac property. By his painstaking and careful ways and agreeable manners be won the confidence of the mine owners and the esteem of the working men. His many friends wish bim success in his new position. Mat Berkey Chris Barton received a telegram this morning from Berkeley, Alameda county, announcing the serious illness of his wife, and that she wae in a precarious condition. Mr. Barton left on the noon train to be at her bedoe . Ives the little colde that grow into big colds; the big colds that.end in consa: end death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine \* Bov6-te Syrap. { i d The Colfax Sentinel says: “Division,. , = WEEN OF -DRATER. Program as Outlined By the Evangelical Alliance. The following is the topical program for the week of prayer commencing January 4th and ending January iitb, as offered and suggested by the Evangelical Alliance of America: Sunday, January 4th.— APPROPRIATE SERVICES AND SERMONS. “Oh that thou wouldest rend the heavens, that thow wouldest come down, that the mounteins might flow down at thy presence; as when fire kindleth the brushwood, and the fire causéth the waters to boil: to make thy name known to thine adversaries, that the nations may tremble at thy presence.”— Isa. LXIV. 1, 2. “Wiltthou not quicken us again, that thy people may rejoice in. thee?’——Psa. LXXXY. 6. Monday, January 5th. THE OHURCH MILITANT. Praise: For the Oburch’s one divine foundation; for ite divine anity; for its providential bistory; for ite manifold spiritual vietories; and for its promised triamph throughout the world. : Pravegk: Fora nobler manifestation of tbe~ Oburch’s unity; for its greater freedom from hindering imperfections; for its increase in spiritual devotjon; for its enlargement in practical wisdom; and for its speedy and full realization of its Founder’. purpose. Tuesday, January 6th—Foreign Missions, Wedneaday, January 7th—Home Missions, Thursday, January 8th—Special Work for the Young—Families and Schools. Friday; — Sth=-Netlons: asd their Rulers. Saturday, January 10th—The Ministry of the Gospel—Pastore, Teachers, Evangelists. Sunday, January 11th—Sermons. The services as programmed will be held at the Methodist church in thivcity during the week. -7ee New Union Hotel. The New Union Hotelis a great favorite with the public, as is evidenced by the large patronage which it enjoys: Landlord Metzenbaugher is careful to provide nothing but the best in the market for his tables, and the meals are well cooked. Everything in connection with the hotel is neat and clean and every attention ie given to the hea, oe Catarrh Caunet be Cured with LOOAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach tbé seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies, Aiall’s OCatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and macoos surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cureis not aquack medicine. It was sicians in this country for rs Pg is aregular prescription. is posed of.the best tonics oaliaag pect bived with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the ingredients is what produces such wonderful results ‘in curing Oatarrb. Send for testimonials.free. F, J. CHENEY & Oo. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the.best. *@o Accidents come with distressing frequency onthe farm. Cuts, bruises stings, sprains. Dr, Thomas’ Eelec-. tric Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never safe without it. Nevada Theatze % SNYDER & DUNLAP 2 Maaagers. Thursday, January th SAYLOR. & MILLER Present Campbell and Mack in HOYT'S A STRANGER . IN NEW YORK fo A complete “satiation of the best of all the Hoyt Farces. Pretty Girls. Dazzling Costumes. Special Scenery. Oatchy Music. 4 a Cast of favorites. ES—Gallery, first five rows, $1; Gilles back, 75 cents; First five rows, lower eis cents; General admigprescribed by one of the best phy-. . ESONAL ENTION Daily Record of the! Doings of Our People. ‘Mrs, OC. H, Camper is here from Chico. M. ©. Milton :# here from San Francisco, mento. F. A. Sieke ie mento. E. O. Barke was over yesterday from You Bet. William Doane is down from North. Bloomfield. John Becker left this morning for San Francisco, William Black is visiting at Fresno with relatives. Supervieor-elect -E. T. Worthley is down from Washington. John A. Bunting arrived here thie morning from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Ohandler ree tarned this morning. from ‘San Francisco, Mise Myra Ostrom of North Bloomfield has returned home from San Francisco, Mrs, W. Hosking, who has been here on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. White, returned to San Fraucisco today. G. F. McCormack, night clefk at the New Union Hotel, has returned from a vieit with his parents at eget Nevada, F, J. Grunderman arrived here yesterday front San Francisco to take a position in the tailoring department of L. Hyman & Oo. here from Sacraever today from the Ray.Ranch and the latter left for San Francisco, where they will attend school. Mrs. L. L. Myers and family, who have been spending the holidays at North. Bloomfield, returned here today. Mies Lizzie Naffziger, one of Nevada City’s popular school teachers, returned today to North Bloomfield. Henry Young was down from North Bloomfield today. Sam Harrington came over from North Sau Juan “todey sad* left for San Francisco. Judge Stanley A. Smith arrived here today from Downieville and left for Oakland. Miss Allie Allen, Miss Cole and Miss Yeaw came down from Washington to~ day, Ww. 8. “Coulter came over from Grizzly Hill today on his way to San Francisco. W. M. O'Neill ie here from Sacramento. Fenton Fleming will r tomorrow from Woodland where he hase} been for some time. Jobn Shannon, who has been sick for some time, is able to be out again. F. J. Dailey, advance agent for the Weston & Herbert Vaudeville Oompany, arrived bere yesterday to make arrangements for the appearance of hie attraction here next Friday and Saturday. 7Oe When you ask for Jesse Moore Whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t let anyone tell you they have something just as good. . QSOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.”” Brewed from Bohemian Hope. SOLO EVERYWHERE. I have the most complete line of Picture Frames ever shown in Nevada City. There is nothing more appropriate for the New ‘dear J. M. Winters is, here from SacraGeorge Ray and three sons came . wi naccnnci Nac alee” abanicse is eagalaceiak a Wail S Aaaialriieaiala CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE CHE YOU CAN GET = MARTIN EASTERN CREAM CHEESE GENUINE IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE CALIFORNIA FULL CREAI CHEESE ~~ ROQUEFORT CHEESE IN GLASS JARS * GEO. C. GAYLORD ©. Son SOMETHING NEW—MOTHER OF PEARL CODFISH TABLETS. .Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. ESE Phone 551 backing, to the ground, her head striking and leaves a family. 260.850. than $1000. Fatal Injuries. Prorm, Lil., drunken quarrel were arrested. — cellence, and those that have tried will use no other. prietors. Good Meats. all times. No more suitable nt gentleman friend than a box of Woodpecker Cisars Put up in Speorat Boxes and Sizes N. S. of Md. aie aaa * Perera Instant Death. StooxTon, Jan. 2—Mrs. A, M. Smith, recently from the East, was instantly killed at Lodi today. a team when the horses commenced Becoming frightened she stood up in an endeavor to get out of the vehicle, when she pitched forward Loss By Fire. New York, January 2—The fire lose of the United States and Oanada for the year 1902 as compiled by the Journal of Commerce amounted to §$149,This is gratifyingly less than the figures for 1901 of $164,847,450 and 1900 of $168,862,250. During the entire year of 1902 there were 2400 fires of a greater destructiveness, each, She was driving rock and causing Instant death. The deceased was about 65 years of age January 1—During a yesterday James O’Leary, of Omaha, received injuries from which be died at a local hospital today. His siayers, Henry Rogers, J. V. Pute and suposedly Frank Powell, All first-class dealers sell Gilt Kdge Whiskey beeause of its purity and exit Wichman, Lutgen # Ge: Sen Franoleco, Cal. Sole -pro= Colley Brothers bave the very bets of beef, mutton and veal on hand a — aaeiaenaeniaeac tae A Brutal Act. ; Los Anaszss, Jan. 2d.—F. L.° Hober last night brutally assaulted Dr. and Mrs. A.J. Holcombe, an aged couple who supervise the lodging house in which Hober had a room. Dr. Holcombe’s injuries are very serious. Hober became enraged because the coal oil heater had been removed from his apartment during his absence. He summened Mrs. Holcombe, whom he immediately struck In the face, knockfog her down, and then kicked her. When the doctor ram to his wife’s rescue he was beaten and kicked into a state of unconsci-usness. Heber was arrested and placed in jail. ORO. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dosé of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. For the best of every hing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Hot Water Bass and (hes Protec 2 All sizes and prices wey ‘ie are guaranteed. Just the thing for this cold weather. Call in and see them and get prices. 33 \VINTON’S Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you sometbing good. Our own Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon — joi— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada “a Al 2 p.m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to 8 p Graea Valley: Meaiass, Wobnesdivs and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m Grass Valley office, Bree ‘Building. Nevada Oity office ‘and residence on Nevada street. A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking and Repairing Shop where he has been employed for the paet fourteen mon Best of material used and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below Hicks & Dunap’s Aseay Office, Nevada Oity. anaemia We Make But One Quality The Best Possible. “ a FOLEY’S & Sondies 5 arom made 0 of hae material. Beosnas 00d io a son Fies, 2 . ates. Woore—: The Photographer sion, 50 cents; ; Obtidren, 25 cents. Seats ‘ ye] on sale at Foley’s. . ! make Frames to Order. Commercial Street, N _ Nevada City A New Batch Just Made We sold every piece ‘of Christmas and New’Year Candy in oar store, and have just made up a‘ superior lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada Oity SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY ©, N. G. C, At. ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Musio by Wild’s Orchestra, ' Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free . te Everything for the New Year Call m and see our. elegant ‘line of Diamonds, ya Cut Glass, etc. We guarantee our goods to as represented. "Jewelry Repairing our specialty. —— Kkk——— C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Fifteen oe Varieties Just the thing for Parties Ghe Bee Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘mm 0, me a , Ake, adtes @eeooeee Call and inspect our large and new stock of FRENCHY FLANNEL: WAISTS: and. SILK” WAIST. 444444 We are receiving Goods daily SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. i AS A EP a aS ——. Besides these we have rire tt nT It is as=== BIRTH DAY GIFTS: that WATOHES are preemineney appropriate. other Goods, such as . RR! 9 OY ce BHO cet 0 OOD mp 000 eee Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, . Parker Fountain Pens # »# uw a HOU ere TT tt and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone Weet 14 WALOAMAKERS “ Nevada City ‘(A 5 (e —— eee — os PPV? ——— Whether it’s & single stick or 100,000 foes we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber-is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. “SH. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS ¢ Electric Cars Pass Talephone 621.

D. Ga. W., , installed by Worth May Marti Keenan stalled we 8t Presiden » Presiden Vice Preyi Second Vig. lanan, Thins » Wadsworth . retary; Mie! Mrs. Mam; he Reynolds housen, 0, a4 Marie Bas Bufflngtoy Ss Eilermagie he] a ake, mes very life ite ut-you’l} é ig’s New Lit ziness, Headg oubles. Tho . 260, at Vir wines, liquof¥ the Klondik™ and courteou™ all. visitor" rietor, ‘invit.7 81.¢( ae r sssniaciatiiipaiciapeeamaiatime = a . vig of the Ne su have evans famed t 5. 1 ten cents wo thousa ys excepted . Lamp, Lamp, f Silver Spoons, ange, 8 a aera e Girl + Carpet ry to., ete. ER itil nine of their one of or oas $ are.always xceeds anyll dkerchiefs “ vith the gre Centemer! Glove in dre are here’ the most atti Make select void the ho Yrders « frow , ’ ger. RDAY..~i TONS For the Benefit of Deurt House. misined the following: “You Bet isa iy little miniag camp across Bear Se proportion of the male populaebat midnight with a howling cherab HE TRANSCRIPT , January 3, 1903 care ae cna ‘ ws Items Condensed Busy Readers. nday next will bea lively day at t Monday the Board of Saperb will meet in regular session, ry iddteation of a storm. . The all right for one. iar Saviour should come to thie e would find many persons ready troy his good name. They would vor to bring Him down to their vel. 2 who have not done their an‘work on unpatented mining id had better attend to it without delay. The work should bave commenced last Wednesday. D. Vinton has a new advertisein this evening’s TransonieT in the calla attention to his big aspnt of Hot Water Bags and Chest Btors. oe » a large number of miners have » during the past week to seek Sisewhere. Inthe spring many p will retarn here as they feel int there: will be plenty of work f time. Btable-O. W. Long will arrive “3 evening with two prisoners pve been sentenced to imprisonn the-county jail from Truckee. or, the famous Tea and Coffee sa new advertisement in this *s TRANSORIPT. Those whe have { tried hie fresh ground, crisp, tic coffee can get a generous » free of charge by calling at bre, on Broad street. “ly Bachelors. ie last sess arte Callan Sentinel eight miles north of Colfax. the principal product is there in , and nearly all the residents comfortable circumstances. A ‘are bachelors. The section iswith—eparkiing mountain a, beautiful scenery, and the jhines on a lend.of peace and . Still theee bachelors are not . They are lonely. They long in the gloaming: to hold .a soft band, and asthe twilight deeptell love’s sweetest story; they ixious to buy rich gowns for sheMust-be-obeyed, and want-some scold them when they come late from the lodge; they want & r to multiply their joys and diheir sorrows, Mark their courhey have never walked the ve never had two cold feet pageineat the small of their back heir better half bad wound up and put the cat out. But iro brave and in earnest: One of Beighbors has secured a good rough an advertisement and a en have advertised for corjeuce with a view to matrimony. Beil of these six young men is Marge. and steadily increasing, . Whist Party. members of the Indian Flat Diub were entertained by Mr. . Jobn Rogers at their home ping in the early part of the ind an enjoyable time was had. iat prize was awarded to M. and Hugh Murphy and the fwas won by Charles Eden and ogers. The clab will meet lext Monday évening at the resof Mrs,.Joseph Murphy. ased a Slore. ‘Kline was over from Grase joday and secured a lease en pin the Masonic building on treet, next to Ed Schmidt's pre. On the Ist ofFebruary. jof Kline & George will o leman’s furnishing store, with and complete. stock in the yrned Last Night Towle, who bas been in the Hospital at San Francisco for months, undergoing treatment p burns which he received in . Shasta county, returned here 7c nd is now selling his famou five cents a loaf at the PopuTry it and you will always lciven by Mrs. B. R. . with a party of young ladies and were Daan TOD Abadie‘in Honor of Lady. Visitors. At 11 o'clock this morning Mrs. J. F. Kidder came up ‘from Graces Valley the guests of Mra. E.R. Abadie. The young ladies in the party were isses Beatrice Kidder, Florence usto, Wennab Maxwell and Edith Cole. At noon Mrs, E. BR. Abadie gave a fashionable dinner party at the National Hotel in honor of the visitors, who are. students at Miss ‘West’s Seminary of Berkeley, and Miss Claudia Griffiths of this city, Maxwell Milton of San Francisco, Emile R, Abadie Jr., who is attending the State University, Ralpb W. Gaylord and Robert Searls of this city. At 1:15 o’clock this afternoon they were taken to the Ohampion tine in carriages and then escorted to the underground workings. They passed the afternoon very pleasantly ingoing through the different drifts and stopes, and were highly delighted with what they observed, as it was a novel experience fer many of them. Mrs. E. R. Abadie is a delightful entertainer, and the party feel very grateful toward her for their afternoon of pleasure.” New peel at Colfax Superintendent J. D. Laws.has given out that the new station changes will be made at Colfax very soon. The changes provide for anew union Southerna Pacific and Narrow Gauge depot, which will be located opposite the new Gillen Hotel and south of the inspector oftiee and railroad park. The freight depot will: be enlarged. The present plans give the N. C. N. G. one track on the east side of the passenger depot. The Narrow Gauge instead of crossing the 8. P. tracks near the water tanks as at present will pass under the broad gauge north of the engine house and thus reach the bluffs in front of the 8. P, water tank and near the Perkins 6 At the stock yards will be excavated to give more track room. The Standard Oil warehouse and stock yards will be removed to the north end of town above. the fruit houses. An overhead crossing for teame may be built near the .8. P. water tank._The company is in correspondence with the Board of Sapervisors relative to.a roadway beneath the 8. P. tracks in the south part of town. Many delays have occurred with trains at Colfax owing to insufficient yard room_and passing tracks. The arrangement has long been a matter of study, but Superintendent Laws has now resolved to go ahead with the new work which, when completed, will give Colfax splendid station facilities.” Death of Aged Lady! The Record-Union of yesterday had the following item concerning the death of an early resident.of Grass Valley: ‘‘Mrs. Cordelia Buarke,.one of the earliest residents of Sacramento, dropped off into her last rest at an early hour Thursday morning. Death came as gently as sleep comes to a tired child, and her family could hardly realize that she had gone from them forever. Mrs. Burke crossed the plains to California in 1858, and passed one year in Grass Valley before removing to Sacramento. She went to Sacramento in 1854, and has resided there ever since.” Accepied a Position James T. Gribble, one of the most capable mining superintendents in this district, has gone to El Dorado county to take charge of a large mining property there. Mr. Gribble was superintendent of the Yuba mine at Maybert for eleven years, and of the Rewami mine in thie district eight years, and also looked after the Merrimac property. By his painstaking and careful ways and agreeable manners be won the confidence of the mine owners and the esteem of the working men. His many friends wish bim success in his new position. Mat Berkey Chris Barton received a telegram this morning from Berkeley, Alameda county, announcing the serious illness of his wife, and that she wae in a precarious condition. Mr. Barton left on the noon train to be at her bedoe . Ives the little colde that grow into big colds; the big colds that.end in consa: end death. Watch the little colds. Dr. Wood’s Norway Pine \* Bov6-te Syrap. { i d The Colfax Sentinel says: “Division,. , = WEEN OF -DRATER. Program as Outlined By the Evangelical Alliance. The following is the topical program for the week of prayer commencing January 4th and ending January iitb, as offered and suggested by the Evangelical Alliance of America: Sunday, January 4th.— APPROPRIATE SERVICES AND SERMONS. “Oh that thou wouldest rend the heavens, that thow wouldest come down, that the mounteins might flow down at thy presence; as when fire kindleth the brushwood, and the fire causéth the waters to boil: to make thy name known to thine adversaries, that the nations may tremble at thy presence.”— Isa. LXIV. 1, 2. “Wiltthou not quicken us again, that thy people may rejoice in. thee?’——Psa. LXXXY. 6. Monday, January 5th. THE OHURCH MILITANT. Praise: For the Oburch’s one divine foundation; for ite divine anity; for its providential bistory; for ite manifold spiritual vietories; and for its promised triamph throughout the world. : Pravegk: Fora nobler manifestation of tbe~ Oburch’s unity; for its greater freedom from hindering imperfections; for its increase in spiritual devotjon; for its enlargement in practical wisdom; and for its speedy and full realization of its Founder’. purpose. Tuesday, January 6th—Foreign Missions, Wedneaday, January 7th—Home Missions, Thursday, January 8th—Special Work for the Young—Families and Schools. Friday; — Sth=-Netlons: asd their Rulers. Saturday, January 10th—The Ministry of the Gospel—Pastore, Teachers, Evangelists. Sunday, January 11th—Sermons. The services as programmed will be held at the Methodist church in thivcity during the week. -7ee New Union Hotel. The New Union Hotelis a great favorite with the public, as is evidenced by the large patronage which it enjoys: Landlord Metzenbaugher is careful to provide nothing but the best in the market for his tables, and the meals are well cooked. Everything in connection with the hotel is neat and clean and every attention ie given to the hea, oe Catarrh Caunet be Cured with LOOAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach tbé seat of the disease. Oatarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies, Aiall’s OCatarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and macoos surfaces. Hall’s Oatarrh Cureis not aquack medicine. It was sicians in this country for rs Pg is aregular prescription. is posed of.the best tonics oaliaag pect bived with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the ingredients is what produces such

wonderful results ‘in curing Oatarrb. Send for testimonials.free. F, J. CHENEY & Oo. Props, Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, price 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the.best. *@o Accidents come with distressing frequency onthe farm. Cuts, bruises stings, sprains. Dr, Thomas’ Eelec-. tric Oil relieves the pain instantly. Never safe without it. Nevada Theatze % SNYDER & DUNLAP 2 Maaagers.. Thursday, January th SAYLOR. & MILLER Present Campbell and Mack in HOYT'S A STRANGER . IN NEW YORK fo A complete “satiation of the best of all the Hoyt Farces. Pretty Girls. Dazzling Costumes. Special Scenery. Oatchy Music. 4 a Cast of favorites. ES—Gallery, first five rows, $1; Gilles back, 75 cents; First five rows, lower eis cents; General admigprescribed by one of the best phy-. . ESONAL ENTION Daily Record of the! Doings of Our People. ‘Mrs, OC. H, Camper is here from Chico. M. ©. Milton :# here from San Francisco, mento. F. A. Sieke ie mento. E. O. Barke was over yesterday from You Bet. William Doane is down from North. Bloomfield. John Becker left this morning for San Francisco, William Black is visiting at Fresno with relatives. Supervieor-elect -E. T. Worthley is down from Washington. John A. Bunting arrived here thie morning from San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. J. U. Ohandler ree tarned this morning. from ‘San Francisco, Mise Myra Ostrom of North Bloomfield has returned home from San Francisco, Mrs, W. Hosking, who has been here on a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. White, returned to San Fraucisco today. G. F. McCormack, night clefk at the New Union Hotel, has returned from a vieit with his parents at eget Nevada, F, J. Grunderman arrived here yesterday front San Francisco to take a position in the tailoring department of L. Hyman & Oo. here from Sacraever today from the Ray.Ranch and the latter left for San Francisco, where they will attend school. Mrs. L. L. Myers and family, who have been spending the holidays at North. Bloomfield, returned here today. Mies Lizzie Naffziger, one of Nevada City’s popular school teachers, returned today to North Bloomfield. Henry Young was down from North Bloomfield today. Sam Harrington came over from North Sau Juan “todey sad* left for San Francisco. Judge Stanley A. Smith arrived here today from Downieville and left for Oakland. Miss Allie Allen, Miss Cole and Miss Yeaw came down from Washington to~ day, Ww. 8. “Coulter came over from Grizzly Hill today on his way to San Francisco. W. M. O'Neill ie here from Sacramento. Fenton Fleming will r tomorrow from Woodland where he hase} been for some time. Jobn Shannon, who has been sick for some time, is able to be out again. F. J. Dailey, advance agent for the Weston & Herbert Vaudeville Oompany, arrived bere yesterday to make arrangements for the appearance of hie attraction here next Friday and Saturday. 7Oe When you ask for Jesse Moore Whiskey be sure you get it. Don’t let anyone tell you they have something just as good. . QSOHEMIAN “King of all Bottled Beers.”” Brewed from Bohemian Hope. SOLO EVERYWHERE. I have the most complete line of Picture Frames ever shown in Nevada City. There is nothing more appropriate for the New ‘dear J. M. Winters is, here from SacraGeorge Ray and three sons came . wi naccnnci Nac alee” abanicse is eagalaceiak a Wail S Aaaialriieaiala CLEAN GROCERY HOUSE CHE YOU CAN GET = MARTIN EASTERN CREAM CHEESE GENUINE IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE CALIFORNIA FULL CREAI CHEESE ~~ ROQUEFORT CHEESE IN GLASS JARS * GEO. C. GAYLORD ©. Son SOMETHING NEW—MOTHER OF PEARL CODFISH TABLETS. .Make Our Place your headquarters while waiting for the car. ESE Phone 551 backing, to the ground, her head striking and leaves a family. 260.850. than $1000. Fatal Injuries. Prorm, Lil., drunken quarrel were arrested. — cellence, and those that have tried will use no other. prietors. Good Meats. all times. No more suitable nt gentleman friend than a box of Woodpecker Cisars Put up in Speorat Boxes and Sizes N. S. of Md. aie aaa * Perera Instant Death. StooxTon, Jan. 2—Mrs. A, M. Smith, recently from the East, was instantly killed at Lodi today. a team when the horses commenced Becoming frightened she stood up in an endeavor to get out of the vehicle, when she pitched forward Loss By Fire. New York, January 2—The fire lose of the United States and Oanada for the year 1902 as compiled by the Journal of Commerce amounted to §$149,This is gratifyingly less than the figures for 1901 of $164,847,450 and 1900 of $168,862,250. During the entire year of 1902 there were 2400 fires of a greater destructiveness, each, She was driving rock and causing Instant death. The deceased was about 65 years of age January 1—During a yesterday James O’Leary, of Omaha, received injuries from which be died at a local hospital today. His siayers, Henry Rogers, J. V. Pute and suposedly Frank Powell, All first-class dealers sell Gilt Kdge Whiskey beeause of its purity and exit Wichman, Lutgen # Ge: Sen Franoleco, Cal. Sole -pro= Colley Brothers bave the very bets of beef, mutton and veal on hand a — aaeiaenaeniaeac tae A Brutal Act. ; Los Anaszss, Jan. 2d.—F. L.° Hober last night brutally assaulted Dr. and Mrs. A.J. Holcombe, an aged couple who supervise the lodging house in which Hober had a room. Dr. Holcombe’s injuries are very serious. Hober became enraged because the coal oil heater had been removed from his apartment during his absence. He summened Mrs. Holcombe, whom he immediately struck In the face, knockfog her down, and then kicked her. When the doctor ram to his wife’s rescue he was beaten and kicked into a state of unconsci-usness. Heber was arrested and placed in jail. ORO. Headache Saps Your Vitality And wrecks the brain. One dosé of Sherman’s Headache Oure will cure you. You swallow a pill, and the head ache is gone. They cure neuralgia 250. and 10c.a box. For sale by H. Dickerman sole agent. For the best of every hing in the meat linesend your orders to Naffziger Hot Water Bass and (hes Protec 2 All sizes and prices wey ‘ie are guaranteed. Just the thing for this cold weather. Call in and see them and get prices. 33 \VINTON’S Broad Street. Cakes Cakes At GAULT’S Great quantities of Fruit Cake, Pound Cake, White Pound Cake, Lady Cake, Angel Cake, Golden Rod, Lady Fingers, Macaroons, Kisses—Ornamented or plain. Stacks of Mince Pies. make Mince Meat. Ring up West 81 and let us bring you sometbing good. Our own Ormiston Swayze, Physician and Surgeon — joi— All classes of surgical operations performed, X-ray examinations made. Office hours—Nevada “a Al 2 p.m. to 4p. m. and 7 p. m, to 8 p Graea Valley: Meaiass, Wobnesdivs and Fridays, 10a. m. to 12 m Grass Valley office, Bree ‘Building. Nevada Oity office ‘and residence on Nevada street. A. Lolla, Shoemaker Is now conducting the Shoemaking and Repairing Shop where he has been employed for the paet fourteen mon Best of material used and satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded, ANTONIO LOLLA Broad street, below Hicks & Dunap’s Aseay Office, Nevada Oity. anaemia We Make But One Quality The Best Possible. “ a FOLEY’S & Sondies 5 arom made 0 of hae material. Beosnas 00d io a son Fies, 2 . ates. Woore—: The Photographer sion, 50 cents; ; Obtidren, 25 cents. Seats ‘ ye] on sale at Foley’s. . ! make Frames to Order. Commercial Street, N _ Nevada City A New Batch Just Made We sold every piece ‘of Christmas and New’Year Candy in oar store, and have just made up a‘ superior lot of Select Confectionery. Big stock of Oranges, Lemons, Nuts and Bananas. TEGLER’S, Commercial Street, Nevada Oity SOCIAL DANCE By COMPANY ©, N. G. C, At. ARMORY HALL Saturday Evening Musio by Wild’s Orchestra, ' Admission, Gents 50 cents; Ladies free . te Everything for the New Year Call m and see our. elegant ‘line of Diamonds, ya Cut Glass, etc. We guarantee our goods to as represented. "Jewelry Repairing our specialty. —— Kkk——— C. J. BRAND, The Jeweler Fifteen oe Varieties Just the thing for Parties Ghe Bee Htwe Srocery, J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ‘mm 0, me a , Ake, adtes @eeooeee Call and inspect our large and new stock of FRENCHY FLANNEL: WAISTS: and. SILK” WAIST. 444444 We are receiving Goods daily SNELL © FLEMING Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. i AS A EP a aS ——. Besides these we have rire tt nT It is as=== BIRTH DAY GIFTS: that WATOHES are preemineney appropriate. other Goods, such as . RR! 9 OY ce BHO cet 0 OOD mp 000 eee Fine Clocks, Gents Silk Fobs, Vest Chains, Gold Spectacles, . Parker Fountain Pens # »# uw a HOU ere TT tt and a great many other articles that make nice presents. A. & H. W. H. HARTUNG, Phone Weet 14 WALOAMAKERS “ Nevada City ‘(A 5 (e —— eee — os PPV? ——— Whether it’s & single stick or 100,000 foes we treat you right— gave you money on every bill. Our lumber-is as good as can be had anywhere, Stroll through our yards and get our prices. Business for Sale to Right Parties. “SH. & F. L. COOPER, PIETY HILL LUMBER YARDS ¢ Electric Cars Pass Talephone 621.