January 3, 1903 (4 pages)

* seis City DatLy* TRANSCRIPT . NEVADA Eger NAT.-P-BROWN. Proprietor. sli ie —— FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. _ ——>———— : =a cee ee Issued Every Evening, Sundays; Excepted, at Nevada City reset Rm SATURDAY.. ate Si ATaEAGd s-eidlaves'e etapa eas Lai No serum oa a COUNTY OFFICERS ELECT. They will Assume Charge of their Re‘spective Offices on Monday Next. January 3, 1903 & assume official charge of the positions of public trust which have been assigned them by the will of the majority of our voters. For over a _._month.past many of them have been industrious}y at work in conjunction ‘with their predecessors and have thorougbly posted themselves upon the incumbent duties which fall upon them: All the necesstry bonds have been filed aad they will now soon wear the toga of office. The following is a list of the men who will couduct the'affairs of Nevada County for tte -next four years, accompanied by a brief sketch of each : : . Hon. Frank T. Nilon, who was reelected (o the office of Superior Jadge of Nevada County, isa native of this city and a graduate from our schools. After finishing his education at Hastings Law College and graduating with high honors, he returned to this city and practiced his chosen profession of law. He was elected District Attorney of Nevada County for two terms and ‘filled the duties of that office with marked ability and with great credit ‘ to himself and his constituents, AfterF. T. NIvon ~——-ward he was elected Super‘or Jduige and during his past term has filled the position with wisdom, dignity and impartiality. He bas proved to be a most capable and efficient Judge. Henry R. Walker who was chosen by the voters of Nevada County to serve as their Sheriff, ie a “popular man, as was shown,by the heavy vote he received {n the places where he was best known. He was born and raised in Grass Valléy township and is a selfmade man. He is fally qualified to fill this important office, being young and active, and cooland calm in his judg ment. _Mr. Walker has -appolnted — Thos, H, Watersef thie city, who has filled the position of Deputy Sheriff — —— “ with great efficiency under Sheriff H.R. Waker Getchell, to officiate as hig deputy, and his selection gives unanimous satisfaction to our people. They will both make excellent officials. SSS T° newly-elected county officers and their deputies will on Monday nex F. L. Arbogast, our genial and accommodating County Clerk who was re-elected to serve in the same capacity forthe next four years has proved _ bimeelf a popular and painstaking official. Mr. Arbogast is possessed of muéh ability in this line and through his splendid supervision the great volume of-business in the Clerk’s office has been brought down to a perfect _and correct system, Al.J. Hosking of Grass Valley, who has proven such an sis adept and able assistant to Mr. ArboF, L. ARBOGAST gast, will continue to act in the capacity of Deputy County Clerk. Fred and his assistant will attend to the duties of the office in the future, as they have in the past, and no better indorsemcnt could be given them than their past record. _._H.J. Wright, who was elected Treasurer of Nevada County, is very popular, and well competent to fill the duties of the office to which he was chosen, being an able and skillful accountant and thoroughly qualified ina every detail. Fora number of years Mr, Wright. was Deputy Treasurer of this county under B.F. Snell and became thoroughly familiar with the ~-daties connected of that office. He is ; obliging and courteous and will prove H. J. Wricst 7 to be.one of the most capable and expert officials who has ever had charge of a county office. As an able assistant, Mr. Wright has chosen Geo. Bennetts of Grass Valley as Deputy Treasurer—-an exceedingly bright and competent young gentleman who is much esteemed by all who have ever formed his acquaintance. : ; ‘qs w > Henry O. Schroeder, who bas go ably Us attended to the county’s affairs in the Assessors’ office for the past four years will continue to act in that capacity, having been declared at the last election to be the choice of the voters. During his past term be hes been exceedingly attentive to his dutes and at all times bas been Sa found courteous and obliging and bas raised the county’s tax roll considerably, with fairness to all. He will have for his deputies John M. a nays Hammill and Edward Charles MorH, ©, SouRorper gan -of Grass Valley and E. W. Schmidt of Nevada City. All of the gentlemen will be benefited by the experience and traiuing they have already received while assisting the Assessor. That no man in Nevada County bas more friends or enjoys a greater popularity than Sidney J. Peard, the Recorder-elect, is evidenced by the magnificent support he received from the voters at the recent general election. “Sid” is also eminently qualified to fill the position to which he has been elected and will make a very capable and painstaking official. He bas-proved to ~ be a very efficient Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the city of Nevada aurunanimous nk ® dinseval s a ing his incambenc d th le of N nsag dala ry, an @ people o evada Oouhty have the assurance _ that the office of County Recorder will be ably managed and conducted by Mr, _Peard and his efficient deputy—Obris. Temby Jr., of Grass Valley—whom he patent gentleman for lent selection. after. taking business. Maggenars ot J, G. O'NEILL O'Neill is a wide awake, progressive educator and under his control our schools will still maintain their excellent standing. Geo. L. Jones of Grass Valley, who will succeed E. B. Power as District Attorney of Nevadacounty, isunexceedingly bright and able young man : who is not only well read and versed ‘in law, but aleo possesses the special adaptability and qaslifications for making an ideal excecutive to look after the People’s interest in all criminal cases. He is one of the members ~ ef the well known law ‘firm of Jones & Larue of Grass Valley and is a prominent and active worker in the Native Sons fraternity. He is a man of exemplary character & Jones has selected H. L. F. W. TayYLor the place could not have been secured, honesty. 1. G. O'Neill, who has been eelected by the voters of Nevada county to superintend the coanty schools for the uext four years; is one of the wblest . educators in this section of the State, having been connected: with our pablic. school system eirce 1869. For a number of-year past Mr. O'Neill has filled the pesition of Principal of the Nevada City schools ina manner that has given universal satisfaction and has won for him much praise from the people of this community. Mr. SGro. L. Jones nd is also an eloquent and talented speaker. Mr. Moody of I'ruckee as his assistant to look after the District Attorney’s duties in the eastern end of the coun}y, and @ more comIt is an excelFrank W.,Taylor of Nevada City will be the -men--in-whose hands will fall the estates of people of this county who die and leave norelatives and it ig entirely unnecessary to state that all such estates will be safe in his care. Mr. Taylor has lived in this county fora number of years and is one of our best known and most respected _young business men. His popularity was shown at the late election, when be was chosen Public Administrator by a large majority. He is a manof lof these well known scenes a unique 4 , HULLOY STOCK SOLD — aa Groceries and = Other Articles Disposed of Today. DONT HS Th At the Theatre Next Thursday Ryening. M and ~Ohbarles H. Hoyt’s illustration of the possible adventures of “A Stranger in New York” will be the attraction at the Theatre flext Thursday evening. The management modestly describes the production as an attempt to supply an evening’s entertainment, by the author of “A Contented Woman,” “A Trip to Chinatown,” “A Biaek Sheep” and other well known plays. Mr. Hoyt has chosen for his backgrounds, a reception room of the Hoffman House, and a room ia the Madison Square Garden during the course of the celebrated French ball, In front The stock of groceries in the Mulloy store and personal preperty of the late CO. E. Malloy were disposed of today. The bidding was started at 12 o’clock and the bids in this city were run up $650, wheu an ‘offer was received from San Francisco. The sale was then postponed until 1 o’clock to find out if the bid was-good. At 1 o’clogk a bid was put im for J. Golober of San Frapcisco of $1148 for the stock as it was when the inventory was taken, Some of. the “stock has been disposed of ‘since, so that the offer amounted to something over $900. Several small articles were sold at fair prices. -City Marshal Deeble of Grass Valley bought one of the delivery wagons for $75, aud W. King. seught onefor $65. P. F. Simonds purchased a gray horse for $15. The bid of J, Golober included everything inside the store with the exception of the book accounts. the character the “Stranger” is projected Fight Will Be Bitter. Those who will persist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, has to:say: “Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after . everything else had failed” “Improve -} ment came at once and four bottles entirely cured her, Guaranteed by in the guise of a western man, who has never before been in the metropolis and is immediately taken in hand _ excellent judgment. and possesses the essential qualification . of strict E. T. Worthley, who was elected Supervisor from the Third District, is & man with every qaalification for the office and it goes without saying that his constituents will be well represented by him and their every want ‘Tand need will be carefally looked His home is at Washington, where he has been in the hotel business fora number of*years and he is "<< ae well and very favorably known all 2 5 over the county. +— When the -votersselected John Hocking for the office of Coroner, they chose a man fally qualifled to perform its duties, having had many years experience in the underHe is a native of ‘Nevada county and is highly respected, 0-0-0 000-000-000 0-00-00 0-00-00 National Hotel and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex is first-class in every particular, aud has a reputation with the traveling public for the hospitality that Rector Bros. extend to their guests. room is a model of neatness, and the meals are carefully prepared ander the direction of an experienced chef, and the best of everything in the-market is provided for the tables. The house has all the modern conveniences, CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought” Cold Storage Meats Beare the The dining For special: first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb iat he market. e2i-tf In the Fourth Supervisorlal District Samuel Weeks was chosen the representative to the County Board. He is @ young man whs is in every way familiar with the wants of his district for the interests of the pepple he-repraised. : self and benefit tothe county. He i . bris Commissioner. Revointion imminent. nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomac upsets. Electric Bitters will quicki Run down systems benefit -vanish under its searebing ough effectivess. Electric Bitters Baty 60c, and that is>retarned if don’t give perfect satisfaction. Gua anteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. my leg. Suffered tortures. rmanent cure.” C. owling Green, O. 7 or cold—is a great drink if made “Jesse Moore” Whiskey. A staff—‘Jesse Moore” Whiskey. 2 e->— nesday evening and intilafter holidays. and will do everything in his power resents, _He will give the roade speeial attention. His home is at Rough and Ready, where he was born and W. W. Waggoner who was again of Nevada_connty. shosen as County Surveyor, ie a Civil. City, January 8,1002: 00 Engineer by profession, and a capable one. He has filled the office for the past four years to the credit of him at pre:ent filling the office of State DeA sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is dismember the troublesome causes. It-never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. rticalarly and all the usual attending aches and thor-! “J had a running, itching sore on Doan’s Ointment took away the barning and itebinginstantly, and quickly effected W. Lenhart, An old-fashioned toddy—either hot little sugar, 4 little water. then the pure Wm. J. Britland will serve the finest Tom and Jerry, commenving on Wedthe tf by a large party of congenial fellows who know how to sing, dance and crack jokes, but who have mistaken the.“Stranger” for one I, Collier Dome a ncted wit from Chicago who is compelled to watch is counterfeit in having an all round good time, when he is compelled to remain in the background. There are other very amusing cbaracters. It is a large company and a carioad of special scenery for the proper presentation of the play, which.is bountifully supplied. with the Se jout for the _ = day right _ W D. Vinton, druggist. Price 50c and and $1.00. Trial bottles free. oo Half the ills that man is heir to come from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens and tones the stomach; makes indigestion im possible. ‘Advertised Letters. = The following is a list of the letters , ° : remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada By serving him at _ the Breakfast table Donnelly, E. W. with a cup of le Laguna, Miss Laura de Milligan, Miss Alma Gaylor’s Crisp Chureh Servie churches in this city tomorrow, all will be made welcome: Powell, leader. A. . Following is a liet of the religious ous here ices’ to be held-—at-—the— TRINITY EPISCOPAL sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday orning prayer, holy maar CONGREGATIONAL. _ The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will pr@acb at 11 a. m., after which the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be admigistered. In the evening Mr. Sims speak on “The Relation We Shopid Sustain to Others During 1908.” Beatifal and appropriate music for New Year’s season will be-given-by the choir. Obristian Endeavor will at the usual hour. Sabbath school's close of the morning services. METHODIST. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Sunday school at the close of the mornvinj service. Intermediate League at 5 p,. Pills for 8 i j m. Epworth L-sgue at 6 o'clock. rn ache, caeror eowit troumen Analg Olass Meeting at 9:45 a, m.: J. Tamblyn, leader. In accord. } ance with the call of the Evangelical Alliance the week of prayer will be ob. served: -Meetings every evening at 7:80 -o’clock. eae. "At Gold Flat, December 8st, 1902, to the « ife of Jessie Nickerson, a son. . ecnanaiaal Maher & Co, Nevada Citg We start the wheels moving the first day of the Ne ‘ Year by giving you more for your money than you have evi gotten before. a al Tennis Flannel 10 Yards Just ten yards in every pie yard for some not so good. yards all in ten yard pieces. 10 yards for 50 cents. ~~"This is a bafgain. Come early. 7 Big sale of Wrappers. Bi sale of Tennis Gowns. fa ka” Water this space for d argains from now on. Respectfully, . Store closes every evening a Perry, Arthur . 8 Parrington, H. H. (2) SHrematle White Bear M. Oo. Coffe If not called for in fifteen days leteee ters will be sent to the déad letter office, Parti for any of these 00000000 <a> : letters wi please say “advertised” e { pay afee $f one cent for each letter. b L. 8. Carers, Postmaster. y peer A Frightened Horse, Runoing like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a bandred other accidents, are every day occurrences, It behooves everybody to havea reliable Sa!ve handy and is . there’s none.as good as Bucklen’s Arit] nica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Ecr-. zema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 250, at Vinton’s drug store. A big generous sam“ple free for the ask“ing. Drop in next time you pass. * . Taylor's Tea & Coffee House Nevada City, Cal. sa Electro-Dental Parlors veeeeD R. E. SMITH DR. of Theee parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the largest and beet equipped Dental Offices on the Ooast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGCAL ‘and other conveniences for doing . absolutely first-class work. Rocking Chairs All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices Gharged by other hook and bible class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o’clock. —Evening prayer, 7 o’clock. Rimer, Rector, ‘ we. (00D G00D5 difficult to make, but we from which a suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: . Nalive Daughters, aE TRANSC RDAY... Jantar ws Items Con For the Beneli Busy Reade Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. w its meeting last-evening-instatieg 4 recently elected officers. The cers, monies were conducted by Worth Grand President, Miss May Marti assisted by Miss Lizzie Keenan Marshal, The officers installed wer Mrs. Nellie Hartman, Past Presiden Mrs, _Hattie Buffington, Presiden A. Miss Ollie Gaylord, First Vice Pregl dent; Mrs. Kate O’Neill, Second Vig: President; Mrs, Lena Oalanan, Thin Vice President; Mrs. Cora Wadswor : Recording Seoretary; Miss Ma Freeman, Financial Secretary; M Amelia Hook, Treasurer; Mrs. Ma Lewis Marshal; Miss Nellie ‘Reynol I. 8.; Miss Mamie Harryhousen, 0, e . Mre. Belle Douglass, Mrs. Marie Ba, . demar and Miss Edna Buffingty P Trustees; Miss Frances Eilermasm Organist. ee bd ill bnday next will bea liv: Deurt House. t Monday the Board b will meet in regular ¢ ry itdication-of a s all right for one. iar Saviour should co he would find many pe py his good name. ‘ or to bring Him dov evel. Be who have not done ‘work on unpatente d had better attend t ir delay. The work ¢ iommenced last Wed: PD. Vinton hes a new in this evening’s Ta: he calla attention te pnt of Hot Water Bag Btors. . te a large number of . » during the past wi blsewhere. Inthe s @ will return here as bnt there will be ple ftime. _ Btable-O. W. Long this evening with tv Bve been sentenced t in the county jail fr: or, the famous Tea for 50 Cents. Se A Costly [listake, 4 ‘Blunders are sometimes very 6, pensive. Oocasionally life itself ;: tie price of-a misteke,-but you'll neve DB\ be wrong if you take King’s New Lit re-gentle yet thorough. 26c, at Virg n’s drug store. m —-— +0 2 Only the very best of wines, liquoff nd cigars are served at the Klondik™ saloon on Spring street and courteoy™ treatment is tendered all visitor" Wm. Peard, the proprietor, inviy all to call on him. G31-t{ "ee = ; tried: hie fresh gr itic coffee can get lp free of charge by bre, on Broad street: ly Back Phe last issue of the Col Stained the following: ‘ iy little mining camp + eight miles north the principal produc , and nearly all t f comfortable circar pproportion of the n sare bachelors. 7 a, beautiful scene thines on a land.c » Still theee bache . They are lonely. in the gloaming: to band, and asthe tt }tell love’s sweetes fxious to buy rich g Must-be-obeyed, an fo. scold them whe Mate from the lodge er to multiply their heir sorrows, Mar! M.they have never t midnight with a hx ve never had t You. have paid ten cents We have about two thousa While they last all will be so: Ls ~ t 7:30, Saturdays excepted FOR EVERY member of the Family. A choice is often a large variety int For Father anteed ing Mugs, a Decorated A -Shaving Set, complete with case; One of our guarKK Knives, a. Tool Set complete, a Oarving Set, One of our Decorated ShavFagainet the small heir better half b ok and put the : ire brave and in ear Beighbors has se ough an advertis en have advert! leuce with a view . For Mother Decorated Parlor Lamp, Stand or Hanging Lamp, Dinner. Set, Set of Silver Kiives, Forks or Spoons, Universal Steel Range, & Pair of Scissors. Oup. For the Boy Bicycle, Wagon,Knife, Air Gun, Parlor Rifle, Base Ball, ‘Bat, Glove, ete: l of these six For the Little Girl nebege ee One of “Our Baby Carpet Sweepers, Toy Wringer, Toy Sad Iron, ete., ete. GEO. E. TU NOTICE—This Store o'clock evenings until after the holidays. . Whist P members of the Diub were entert . Jobn Rogers ining in the earl: ind an enjoyable . ist prize was a’ k and Hugh Mt was won by Cha: RNER remain oper until nine -— 4a Riz, zi c ogers. The cl dentists. . OUR PRICES PLATES, fall Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS ... $2.00 a GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat.. 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS... $1 00) BRIDGE WORK, per _.ee 6 00] CLBANING. .. 0. cc eee ees 50c Lp, : PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. . @@ No cherge for Extracting when plates are ordered. . Make Handsome Presents for Birthdays or Weddings. : Prices from $3.50 up * Bolt Joints. has chosen to assist him, < Chairs are the latest designs, Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50.to"$11. In Wood Rockers from $3.75"to $12. Cali and See them whether you wish to buy or not. C. F. BRAYTON Prices from $3.50 up l have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these golden oak finish, and “Lock * Phone Me'n 633. R. E. SMITH, D.D. S. Manonic Building, up Stairs. Pine Street, Nevada Citv. . coo JUDSON=ALTON \ BERTH PARTIES Personally conducted on merit. Pleased patrons since 1860, when Company was established. Fulfilled promises— rates lowest; genuine comfort; grand scenery; through tourist sleeping cars to" ape MISSOURI, ILLINOIS . a “NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND and principal Eastern States. You are invited to call or write for information and help—the value of which you are urged to judge. JUDSON-ALTON EXCURSIONS fi a” FoR COLD WEATHER. pext Monday éver pf Mrs, Joseph M Seni ee _otia Call at. ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of = . HK. Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Boas We cary a large stock otsthem same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year exceeds anyll ever seen here before. direct from the factory now, when assortments Toariet Offices, 88 Orocker Ballding. San Francisco, Cal. Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs ” of care. We are agents for the celebrated Centemer Gloves andalse for the A: B. One Dollar Glove in dr and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here ¢ bracing everything useful and ornamental in the most at ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. rush. [gf New Goods received daily. country promptly attended te. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BRO& ° CHAS. "EDDY. Manager. ‘Kline was ove today and secur fein the Mason treet, next to pre. On the Is of Kline & Ga eman’s furnieh' and complete tyles. La Towle, who be Hospital at Sa months, underg and our prices are.always and were selected with the gré Make select are-complete, and avoid Hof holt : — — ders from Shasta county, Orders ir es anne oe and is now sel! five cents a ic Try itand \ y

* seis City DatLy* TRANSCRIPT . NEVADA Eger NAT.-P-BROWN. Proprietor. sli ie —— FRED HE. BROWN, Manager. _ ——>———— : =a cee ee Issued Every Evening, Sundays; Excepted, at Nevada City reset Rm SATURDAY... ate Si ATaEAGd s-eidlaves'e etapa eas Lai No serum oa a COUNTY OFFICERS ELECT. They will Assume Charge of their Re‘spective Offices on Monday Next. January 3, 1903 & assume official charge of the positions of public trust which have been assigned them by the will of the majority of our voters. For over a _._month.past many of them have been industrious}y at work in conjunction ‘with their predecessors and have thorougbly posted themselves upon the incumbent duties which fall upon them: All the necesstry bonds have been filed aad they will now soon wear the toga of office. The following is a list of the men who will couduct the'affairs of Nevada County for tte -next four years, accompanied by a brief sketch of each : : . Hon. Frank T. Nilon, who was reelected (o the office of Superior Jadge of Nevada County, isa native of this city and a graduate from our schools. After finishing his education at Hastings Law College and graduating with high honors, he returned to this city and practiced his chosen profession of law. He was elected District Attorney of Nevada County for two terms and ‘filled the duties of that office with marked ability and with great credit ‘ to himself and his constituents, AfterF. T. NIvon ~——-ward he was elected Super‘or Jduige and during his past term has filled the position with wisdom, dignity and impartiality. He bas proved to be a most capable and efficient Judge. Henry R. Walker who was chosen by the voters of Nevada County to serve as their Sheriff, ie a “popular man, as was shown,by the heavy vote he received {n the places where he was best known. He was born and raised in Grass Valléy township and is a selfmade man. He is fally qualified to fill this important office, being young and active, and cooland calm in his judg ment. _Mr. Walker has -appolnted — Thos, H, Watersef thie city, who has filled the position of Deputy Sheriff — —— “ with great efficiency under Sheriff H.R. Waker Getchell, to officiate as hig deputy, and his selection gives unanimous satisfaction to our people. They will both make excellent officials. SSS T° newly-elected county officers and their deputies will on Monday nex F. L. Arbogast, our genial and accommodating County Clerk who was re-elected to serve in the same capacity forthe next four years has proved _ bimeelf a popular and painstaking official. Mr. Arbogast is possessed of muéh ability in this line and through his splendid supervision the great volume of-business in the Clerk’s office has been brought down to a perfect _and correct system, Al.J. Hosking of Grass Valley, who has proven such an sis adept and able assistant to Mr. ArboF, L. ARBOGAST gast, will continue to act in the capacity of Deputy County Clerk. Fred and his assistant will attend to the duties of the office in the future, as they have in the past, and no better indorsemcnt could be given them than their past record. _._H.J. Wright, who was elected Treasurer of Nevada County, is very popular, and well competent to fill the duties of the office to which he was chosen, being an able and skillful accountant and thoroughly qualified ina every detail. Fora number of years Mr, Wright. was Deputy Treasurer of this county under B.F. Snell and became thoroughly familiar with the ~-daties connected of that office. He is ; obliging and courteous and will prove H. J. Wricst 7 to be.one of the most capable and expert officials who has ever had charge of a county office. As an able assistant, Mr. Wright has chosen Geo. Bennetts of Grass Valley as Deputy Treasurer—-an exceedingly bright and competent young gentleman who is much esteemed by all who have ever formed his acquaintance. : ; ‘qs w > Henry O. Schroeder, who bas go ably Us attended to the county’s affairs in the Assessors’ office for the past four years will continue to act in that capacity, having been declared at the last election to be the choice of the voters. During his past term be hes been exceedingly attentive to his dutes and at all times bas been Sa found courteous and obliging and bas raised the county’s tax roll considerably, with fairness to all. He will have for his deputies John M. a nays Hammill and Edward Charles MorH, ©, SouRorper gan -of Grass Valley and E. W. Schmidt of Nevada City. All of the gentlemen will be benefited by the experience and traiuing they have already received while assisting the Assessor. That no man in Nevada County bas more friends or enjoys a greater popularity than Sidney J. Peard, the Recorder-elect, is evidenced by the magnificent support he received from the voters at the recent general election. “Sid” is also eminently qualified to fill the position to which he has been elected and will make a very capable and painstaking official. He bas-proved to ~ be a very efficient Clerk of the Board of Trustees of the city of Nevada aurunanimous nk ® dinseval s a ing his incambenc d th le of N nsag dala ry, an @ people o evada Oouhty have the assurance _ that the office of County Recorder will be ably managed and conducted by Mr, _Peard and his efficient deputy—Obris. Temby Jr., of Grass Valley—whom he patent gentleman for lent selection. after. taking business. Maggenars ot J, G. O'NEILL O'Neill is a wide awake, progressive educator and under his control our schools will still maintain their excellent standing. Geo. L. Jones of Grass Valley, who will succeed E. B. Power as District Attorney of Nevadacounty, isunexceedingly bright and able young man : who is not only well read and versed ‘in law, but aleo possesses the special adaptability and qaslifications for making an ideal excecutive to look after the People’s interest in all criminal cases. He is one of the members ~ ef the well known law ‘firm of Jones & Larue of Grass Valley and is a prominent and active worker in the Native Sons fraternity. He is a man of exemplary character & Jones has selected H. L. F. W. TayYLor the place could not have been secured, honesty. 1. G. O'Neill, who has been eelected by the voters of Nevada county to superintend the coanty schools for the uext four years; is one of the wblest . educators in this section of the State, having been connected: with our pablic. school system eirce 1869. For a number of-year past Mr. O'Neill has filled the pesition of Principal of the Nevada City schools ina manner that has given universal satisfaction and has won for him much praise from the people of this community. Mr. SGro. L. Jones nd is also an eloquent and talented speaker. Mr. Moody of I'ruckee as his assistant to look after the District Attorney’s duties in the eastern end of the coun}y, and @ more comIt is an excelFrank W.,Taylor of Nevada City will be the -men--in-whose hands will fall the estates of people of this county who die and leave norelatives and it ig entirely unnecessary to state that all such estates will be safe in his care. Mr. Taylor has lived in this county fora number of years and is one of our best known and most respected _young business men. His popularity was shown at the late election, when be was chosen Public Administrator by a large majority. He is a manof lof these well known scenes a unique 4 , HULLOY STOCK SOLD — aa Groceries and = Other Articles Disposed of Today. DONT HS Th At the Theatre Next Thursday Ryening. M and ~Ohbarles H. Hoyt’s illustration of the possible adventures of “A Stranger in New York” will be the attraction at the Theatre flext Thursday evening. The management modestly describes the production as an attempt to supply an evening’s entertainment, by the author of “A Contented Woman,” “A Trip to Chinatown,” “A Biaek Sheep” and other well known plays. Mr. Hoyt has chosen for his backgrounds, a reception room of the Hoffman House, and a room ia the Madison Square Garden during the course of the celebrated French ball, In front The stock of groceries in the Mulloy store and personal preperty of the late CO. E. Malloy were disposed of today. The bidding was started at 12 o’clock and the bids in this city were run up $650, wheu an ‘offer was received from San Francisco. The sale was then postponed until 1 o’clock to find out if the bid was-good. At 1 o’clogk a bid was put im for J. Golober of San Frapcisco of $1148 for the stock as it was when the inventory was taken, Some of. the “stock has been disposed of ‘since, so that the offer amounted to something over $900. Several small articles were sold at fair prices. -City Marshal Deeble of Grass Valley bought one of the delivery wagons for $75, aud W. King. seught onefor $65. P. F. Simonds purchased a gray horse for $15. The bid of J, Golober included everything inside the store with the exception of the book accounts. the character the “Stranger” is projected Fight Will Be Bitter. Those who will persist in closing their ears against the continual recommendation of Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, will have a long and bitter fight with their troubles, if not ended earlier by fatal termination. Read what T. R. Beall of Beall, Miss, has to:say: “Last fall my wife had every symptom of consumption. She took Dr. King’s New Discovery after . everything else had failed” “Improve -} ment came at once and four bottles entirely cured her, Guaranteed by in the guise of a western man, who has never before been in the metropolis and is immediately taken in hand _ excellent judgment. and possesses the essential qualification . of strict E. T. Worthley, who was elected Supervisor from the Third District, is & man with every qaalification for the office and it goes without saying that his constituents will be well represented by him and their every want ‘Tand need will be carefally looked His home is at Washington, where he has been in the hotel business fora number of*years and he is "<< ae well and very favorably known all 2 5 over the county. +— When the -votersselected John Hocking for the office of Coroner, they chose a man fally qualifled to perform its duties, having had many years experience in the underHe is a native of ‘Nevada county and is highly respected, 0-0-0 000-000-000 0-00-00 0-00-00 National Hotel and Annex. The National Hotel and Annex is first-class in every particular, aud has a reputation with the traveling public for the hospitality that Rector Bros. extend to their guests. room is a model of neatness, and the meals are carefully prepared ander the direction of an experienced chef, and the best of everything in the-market is provided for the tables. The house has all the modern conveniences, CASTORIA The Kind You Have Always Bought” Cold Storage Meats Beare the The dining For special: first-class Cold Storage Meats you should send your orders to Grissel Bros., Commercial street. The finest of beef, pork, mutton and Jamb iat he market. e2i-tf In the Fourth Supervisorlal District Samuel Weeks was chosen the representative to the County Board. He is @ young man whs is in every way familiar with the wants of his district for the interests of the pepple he-repraised. : self and benefit tothe county. He i . bris Commissioner. Revointion imminent. nervousness, sleeplessness, or stomac upsets. Electric Bitters will quicki Run down systems benefit -vanish under its searebing ough effectivess. Electric Bitters Baty 60c, and that is>retarned if don’t give perfect satisfaction. Gua anteed by W. D. Vinton, druggist. my leg. Suffered tortures. rmanent cure.” C. owling Green, O. 7 or cold—is a great drink if made “Jesse Moore” Whiskey. A staff—‘Jesse Moore” Whiskey. 2 e->— nesday evening and intilafter holidays. and will do everything in his power resents, _He will give the roade speeial attention. His home is at Rough and Ready, where he was born and W. W. Waggoner who was again of Nevada_connty. shosen as County Surveyor, ie a Civil. City, January 8,1002: 00 Engineer by profession, and a capable one. He has filled the office for the past four years to the credit of him at pre:ent filling the office of State DeA sure sign of approaching revolt and serious trouble in your system is dismember the troublesome causes. It-never fails to tone the stomach, regulate the Kidneys and Bowels, stimulate the Liver, and clarify the blood. rticalarly and all the usual attending aches and thor-! “J had a running, itching sore on Doan’s Ointment took away the barning and itebinginstantly, and quickly effected W. Lenhart, An old-fashioned toddy—either hot little sugar, 4 little water. then the pure Wm. J. Britland will serve the finest Tom and Jerry, commenving on Wedthe tf by a large party of congenial fellows who know how to sing, dance and crack jokes, but who have mistaken the.“Stranger” for one I, Collier Dome a ncted wit from Chicago who is compelled to watch is counterfeit in having an all round good time, when he is compelled to remain in the background. There are other very amusing cbaracters. It is a large company and a carioad of special scenery for the proper presentation of the play, which.is bountifully supplied. with the Se jout for the _ = day right _ W D. Vinton, druggist. Price 50c and and $1.00. Trial bottles free. oo Half the ills that man is heir to come from indigestion. Burdock Blood Bitters strengthens and tones the stomach; makes indigestion im possible. ‘Advertised Letters. = The following is a list of the letters , ° : remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada By serving him at _ the Breakfast table Donnelly, E. W. with a cup of le Laguna, Miss Laura de Milligan, Miss Alma Gaylor’s Crisp Chureh Servie churches in this city tomorrow, all will be made welcome: Powell, leader. A. . Following is a liet of the religious ous here ices’ to be held-—at-—the— TRINITY EPISCOPAL sermon, 11 o’clock; Sunday orning prayer, holy maar CONGREGATIONAL. _ The pastor, Rev. J. Sims, will pr@acb at 11 a. m., after which the Sacrament of the Lord’s Supper will be admigistered. In the evening Mr. Sims speak on “The Relation We Shopid

Sustain to Others During 1908.” Beatifal and appropriate music for New Year’s season will be-given-by the choir. Obristian Endeavor will at the usual hour. Sabbath school's close of the morning services. METHODIST. Preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. W. Angwin. Sunday school at the close of the mornvinj service. Intermediate League at 5 p,. Pills for 8 i j m. Epworth L-sgue at 6 o'clock. rn ache, caeror eowit troumen Analg Olass Meeting at 9:45 a, m.: J. Tamblyn, leader. In accord. } ance with the call of the Evangelical Alliance the week of prayer will be ob. served: -Meetings every evening at 7:80 -o’clock. eae. "At Gold Flat, December 8st, 1902, to the « ife of Jessie Nickerson, a son. . ecnanaiaal Maher & Co, Nevada Citg We start the wheels moving the first day of the Ne ‘ Year by giving you more for your money than you have evi gotten before. a al Tennis Flannel 10 Yards Just ten yards in every pie yard for some not so good. yards all in ten yard pieces. 10 yards for 50 cents. ~~"This is a bafgain. Come early. 7 Big sale of Wrappers. Bi sale of Tennis Gowns. fa ka” Water this space for d argains from now on. Respectfully, . Store closes every evening a Perry, Arthur . 8 Parrington, H. H. (2) SHrematle White Bear M. Oo. Coffe If not called for in fifteen days leteee ters will be sent to the déad letter office, Parti for any of these 00000000 <a> : letters wi please say “advertised” e { pay afee $f one cent for each letter. b L. 8. Carers, Postmaster. y peer A Frightened Horse, Runoing like mad down the street dumping the occupants, or a bandred other accidents, are every day occurrences, It behooves everybody to havea reliable Sa!ve handy and is . there’s none.as good as Bucklen’s Arit] nica Salve. Burns, Cuts, Sores, Ecr-. zema and Piles, disappear quickly under its soothing effect. 250, at Vinton’s drug store. A big generous sam“ple free for the ask“ing. Drop in next time you pass. * . Taylor's Tea & Coffee House Nevada City, Cal. sa Electro-Dental Parlors veeeeD R. E. SMITH DR. of Theee parlors are a branch of the Electro-Dental Parlors of Sacramento, established nearly four years ago. One of the largest and beet equipped Dental Offices on the Ooast and Are Located Here Permanently with allthe modern ELEGTRIGCAL ‘and other conveniences for doing . absolutely first-class work. Rocking Chairs All work guaranteed at One-half the regular prices Gharged by other hook and bible class, 12:80 p. m.; evening prayer and sermon, 7 o’clock. —Evening prayer, 7 o’clock. Rimer, Rector, ‘ we. (00D G00D5 difficult to make, but we from which a suitable selection can be made. A few suggestions: . Nalive Daughters, aE TRANSC RDAY..... Jantar ws Items Con For the Beneli Busy Reade Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. w its meeting last-evening-instatieg 4 recently elected officers. The cers, monies were conducted by Worth Grand President, Miss May Marti assisted by Miss Lizzie Keenan Marshal, The officers installed wer Mrs. Nellie Hartman, Past Presiden Mrs, _Hattie Buffington, Presiden A. Miss Ollie Gaylord, First Vice Pregl dent; Mrs. Kate O’Neill, Second Vig: President; Mrs, Lena Oalanan, Thin Vice President; Mrs. Cora Wadswor : Recording Seoretary; Miss Ma Freeman, Financial Secretary; M Amelia Hook, Treasurer; Mrs. Ma Lewis Marshal; Miss Nellie ‘Reynol I. 8.; Miss Mamie Harryhousen, 0, e . Mre. Belle Douglass, Mrs. Marie Ba, . demar and Miss Edna Buffingty P Trustees; Miss Frances Eilermasm Organist. ee bd ill bnday next will bea liv: Deurt House. t Monday the Board b will meet in regular ¢ ry itdication-of a s all right for one. iar Saviour should co he would find many pe py his good name. ‘ or to bring Him dov evel. Be who have not done ‘work on unpatente d had better attend t ir delay. The work ¢ iommenced last Wed: PD. Vinton hes a new in this evening’s Ta: he calla attention te pnt of Hot Water Bag Btors. . te a large number of . » during the past wi blsewhere. Inthe s @ will return here as bnt there will be ple ftime. _ Btable-O. W. Long this evening with tv Bve been sentenced t in the county jail fr: or, the famous Tea for 50 Cents. Se A Costly [listake, 4 ‘Blunders are sometimes very 6, pensive. Oocasionally life itself ;: tie price of-a misteke,-but you'll neve DB\ be wrong if you take King’s New Lit re-gentle yet thorough. 26c, at Virg n’s drug store. m —-— +0 2 Only the very best of wines, liquoff nd cigars are served at the Klondik™ saloon on Spring street and courteoy™ treatment is tendered all visitor" Wm. Peard, the proprietor, inviy all to call on him. G31-t{ "ee = ; tried: hie fresh gr itic coffee can get lp free of charge by bre, on Broad street: ly Back Phe last issue of the Col Stained the following: ‘ iy little mining camp + eight miles north the principal produc , and nearly all t f comfortable circar pproportion of the n sare bachelors. 7 a, beautiful scene thines on a land.c » Still theee bache . They are lonely. in the gloaming: to band, and asthe tt }tell love’s sweetes fxious to buy rich g Must-be-obeyed, an fo. scold them whe Mate from the lodge er to multiply their heir sorrows, Mar! M.they have never t midnight with a hx ve never had t You. have paid ten cents We have about two thousa While they last all will be so: Ls ~ t 7:30, Saturdays excepted FOR EVERY member of the Family. A choice is often a large variety int For Father anteed ing Mugs, a Decorated A -Shaving Set, complete with case; One of our guarKK Knives, a. Tool Set complete, a Oarving Set, One of our Decorated ShavFagainet the small heir better half b ok and put the : ire brave and in ear Beighbors has se ough an advertis en have advert! leuce with a view . For Mother Decorated Parlor Lamp, Stand or Hanging Lamp, Dinner. Set, Set of Silver Kiives, Forks or Spoons, Universal Steel Range, & Pair of Scissors. Oup. For the Boy Bicycle, Wagon,Knife, Air Gun, Parlor Rifle, Base Ball, ‘Bat, Glove, ete: l of these six For the Little Girl nebege ee One of “Our Baby Carpet Sweepers, Toy Wringer, Toy Sad Iron, ete., ete. GEO. E. TU NOTICE—This Store o'clock evenings until after the holidays. . Whist P members of the Diub were entert . Jobn Rogers ining in the earl: ind an enjoyable . ist prize was a’ k and Hugh Mt was won by Cha: RNER remain oper until nine -— 4a Riz, zi c ogers. The cl dentists. . OUR PRICES PLATES, fall Upper or Lower $10 00. GOLD FILLINGS ..... $2.00 a GOLD CROWNS, 22 Karat... 6 00. SILVER FILLINGS...... $1 00) BRIDGE WORK, per _.ee 6 00] CLBANING. .... 0. cc eee ees 50c Lp, : PAINLESS EXTRACTION, 60 CENTS. . @@ No cherge for Extracting when plates are ordered. . Make Handsome Presents for Birthdays or Weddings. : Prices from $3.50 up * Bolt Joints. has chosen to assist him, < Chairs are the latest designs, Prices in Reed Goods Range from $3.50.to"$11. In Wood Rockers from $3.75"to $12. Cali and See them whether you wish to buy or not. C. F. BRAYTON Prices from $3.50 up l have the best line of Rocking Chairs ever shown in this City They include the Famous Fairbault Rattan Co.’s Goods and the well known Wisconsin Chair Co.’s Goods. All these golden oak finish, and “Lock * Phone Me'n 633. R. E. SMITH, D.D. S. Manonic Building, up Stairs. Pine Street, Nevada Citv. . coo JUDSON=ALTON \ BERTH PARTIES Personally conducted on merit. Pleased patrons since 1860, when Company was established. Fulfilled promises— rates lowest; genuine comfort; grand scenery; through tourist sleeping cars to" ape MISSOURI, ILLINOIS . a “NEW YORK, NEW ENGLAND and principal Eastern States. You are invited to call or write for information and help—the value of which you are urged to judge. JUDSON-ALTON EXCURSIONS fi a” FoR COLD WEATHER.. pext Monday éver pf Mrs, Joseph M Seni ee _otia Call at. ROSENBERG’S and get one of their Yew Monte Carlo Coats or one of = . HK. Liebes Co. Fine Furs or Boas We cary a large stock otsthem same. Our HOLIDAY GOODS this year exceeds anyll ever seen here before. direct from the factory now, when assortments Toariet Offices, 88 Orocker Ballding. San Francisco, Cal. Our Ladies’, Gent’s and Children’s Handkerchiefs ” of care. We are agents for the celebrated Centemer Gloves andalse for the A: B. One Dollar Glove in dr and undressed. Choicest Holiday Goods are here ¢ bracing everything useful and ornamental in the most at ive fancy articles ever exhibited in this city. rush. [gf New Goods received daily. country promptly attended te. Respectfully, ROSENBERG BRO& ° CHAS. "EDDY. Manager. ‘Kline was ove today and secur fein the Mason treet, next to pre. On the Is of Kline & Ga eman’s furnieh' and complete tyles. La Towle, who be Hospital at Sa months, underg and our prices are.always and were selected with the gré Make select are-complete, and avoid Hof holt : — — ders from Shasta county, Orders ir es anne oe and is now sel! five cents a ic Try itand \ y