January 30, 1899 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. _ Oakland where her parents live. . cases in which the Superior Judge of Sat aa aaa Suadays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. UL. 6. CALKINS. =. Published évery evening except N. P. BROWN. MONDAY.... JAN. 29, 1899 . PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, J. V. Bell was here from Auburn yesterday. : Mrs. Dana Harmon is down from the California mine. W. F. Pascoe of Fort Bragg went to Camptonville today. Phil Bradley and Wil! Organ went to the Spanish mine today. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross arrived this morning from San Francisco. Miss Ella Northey lett today for Mrs. George F.-Jacobs, who has been seriously ill for some time, is now improving. Mrs. E. J. Olsen returned to Wasbington today after a few days’ visit al the county seat. : Miss Mary Bristow was here last night en route from Auburn to her -home in-Cherokee. : Dan J. Stevens of the Union Hotel and his bride have gone to Los Angeles on their wedding tour. W. E. Crossman and James A. Miller of San Jose, stockholders in the Mountaineer mine, are here. Mr.and Mrs. P. R. Shipley of Oakland weut to Camptonville to-day and expeet to remain there permanently. L. Reedy, the express messenger, who has-been down with the grip, goes to San Francisco tomorrow to recuperate. Miss May Buffington has returned to Berkeley to resume her studies at the State University. This is her last year. David Hutchison of the Phenix mine left today for San Diego in the hope of benefitting his health. His son James accompanied him. Francis Boggs, who resided at this city for severa: months last year and made many friends during his stay, is here with the Waldorf Company. ‘Miss Florence Hamilton, who has been ill at Alameda for ‘a month past, returned on Saturday evening’s train and to-day resumed her position as teacher in the bigh school. Judge Stanley A. Smith of Downieville was here last night on his way home from Susanville where he presided in the Superior Court last week during the trial of some water right Lassen county was disqualified to sit. George Hernandez, the comediar, who though a comparatively young man has for years been a prime favorite with the people of Nevada City. before whom he has appeared at intervals with some of the best dramatic organizations that have been here during the past ten or twelve years, is with the Waldorf Company. —-—_—_+-cee LODGE AND CHAPTER. Two Masonic Installations at North San Juan Saturday Night. On Saturday evening last J. S. McBride, Past Master, assisted by John Trood us Marshal, installed the following officers of Manzanita Lodge, F. and A.M, at North San Juan: A.J. Wood, W. M.; F. W. Banks, 8. W.; C. S. Paine, J. W.; John German, Treas.; John Trood: Sec.; J. S. McBride, M.; Wm. Dunning, 8. D:; Geo. M. Harris, J. D.; P. H, Butler and Chas. Scheuerman, Stewards; J.G. Dickson, Tyler. \ On the same evening and at the same town David E. Morgan, P. H. P » as. sisted by John Trood as Captain of the Host, installed the following officers of Manzanita Chapter, R.A. M.:J.S. MeBride, H. P.; F. W. Banks, K.; P. H. Butler, 8.; C. O. Jepson, C. of H.; Wm. Dunning P.8.; Jobn German, Treas.; Jobn ‘lrood Sec.; C. 8. Paine, R.A. Os A.J. Wood, M. of 3d’ V.; Grant Skidmore, M. of 2d V.; Chas. Scheuerman, M. of Ist V.; J.G. Dickson, G. After the installation a fine collation was served at the National Hotel. _———~+ ee +——__— Laid to Rest, The funeral of the late James A. Weeks Jr. took place this afternoon from the schoolhouse at_ Rough and Ready. The young man who had previous to the time he was stricken down with consumption been employed by . a San Francisco wholesale firm, was born at Rough and Ready in 1867 and graduated from the Grass*Valley public schools. The seven months old daughter of C.R, Cole of Bridgeport was buried this afternoon from the home of M. Provines at Grass Valley. To Raise the Adminisirator’s Pay. In the Assembly Saturday Devoto of San Francisco offered a bill placing . public administrators on a salary in. stead of a fee basis. Salaries in the several cities of the State are fixed as follows: San Francisco, $4,000; Alameda, San Joaquin, Los Angeles, Santa Clara, Sacramento, Butte, Nevada and Sonoma, $3,000; all other counties $1,500. At present. the Administrator of this county gets $400 a year. The Weather Bulletin. This morning the sky was overcast with clouds for awhile, and many predioted the approach of a-storm. The signal service builetin was, “Fair to-. night and tomorrow.” if WRIGHT RESIGNS THE SPEAKERSHIP. He: Anticipates the Action of the Assembly. And Does Not Wait to be Kicked Out of Office. Special to the TRANSORIPT. SacRAMENTo, Jan. 30th—Howard E. Wright today tendered his resignation as Speaker of the Assembly. Had he not done so he would have unquestionably been deposed by the Assembly. -» No Change Yet: _ in the Vote. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. SacCRAMENTO, January 30.—'There was no change from last week’s figures in the vote taken today for U. S; Senator. SIERRA COUNTY SIFTINGS. Collated From the Last Issae of the Downeiville Messenger. Downieville can now boast of having a first-class gossip foundry. i The -Native Daughters of Naomi’ Parlor intend to give a play and a farce some time in April. Humphrey Brothers drove in a band . of cattle from Sierra Valley Wednesday . for the local butchers. Sol. F. Purdy, who acted as deputy in . the County Clerk’s office at San Francisco under the Curry regime, is now ; ont of that office. . Nellie Wilkinson returned to Sierra . City from Grass Valley Tuesday, and a! number of ker sechovlmates tendered . her surprise party the same evening. The “Jolly Eight” were entertained at the house of Mrs. W. F. Eschbacher last Saturday evening, Miss Mary Garibaldi being the hostess. In a list showing the number of miners employed in the various counties of this State, publish in the Mining Press, the number employed in this county is given at 574. J.Z. Hough came cver from Poker! Flat Tuesday. He reported that there are about five feet of solid snow on the northern ridges. The prospects for a fine water season, he says, were never better. An alarm of fire was rung Wednesday forenoon about 11 o’clock for a blaze on the roof of John Irish’s house en Jersey Flat. The fire w:ssoon ex-! tinguished. The fire caught from sparks from the stove damage was slight. Miss L. L. Alexander of San Jose has been admitted to practice law in the! Supreme Courts. She isa shorthand reporter in Justice. Court. She does not intend to practice law. Miss Alexander, who was bornat Reese ravine, about oue mile from Poker Flat, Sierra county, is the daughter of James Alexander, formerly of Downieville, and a niece of Dryden Alexander of that town. Since tf removal of the PeterKelley building on Main street, the sidewalk in front of the lot his become, on account of the warm sunshine which pervades that quarter during the day, a favorite place for those who enjoy the soothing effects of a sun bath. A bench wus placed there the other day, and one of our wits has dubbed the spot “The Park.” A number of quaint iascriptions have been painted on the fence, one’ of which-says, “A sure cure for rheumatism aud la grippe. Teeth extracted by sunshine, etc.” On auy afternoon a number of patients may be seen there taking the cure. — + eoFrank Eilerman’s Estate. The will of the late Frank Eilerman was filed today. The value of his estate is estimated to be less than $6000. . It consists of $1900 ip bank, a mortgage and two pieces of real estate. ‘The saloon property he leaves to his son Fred, his home on Broad street to Lizzie and Francis Reb. All other property is to—be-equaity divided between these three. _» Best In The County, _ Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street. Nevada City. n 28-tf Stet eae ge es, Go To The Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf nc eee seman aoe cet { Six loaves bread Tor 25c at Homann's. . of W. Farrell are busily engaged over. the Spring. . Overton. SENATOR BOGGS A Man Well Known Throughout the Whole State. Special to the TRaNnscrIPT, San Francisco, Jan. 30.—Hon. John Boggs, State Senator from Oolusa county, died at ‘the Palace hotel this morning of grip. He had been laid up but a short time. Senator Boggs was one of the leading Democrats of the State and was well known. He had held various positions of honor and trust. TIPS FROM TRUCKEE. News and Comments From Editor Rutherford’s Paper of Saturday. W.M. Burkhalter has been appointed school trustee to fill the vacancy caused by there being no election last June. ‘ A-crew of men: under the guidance hauling the mill machinery at Overton and are prepering for an early start in The telephone liue, which has been under course of constrnetion for some two or -three weeks, was finished Wednesday and we now have rapid communication between this place and Thursday night: people living nesr thé Trackee hotel were startled by hearing a man cryiug for help. Two boys were seen to ruu off up the railroad track. Lateran Indian came to W. H. Hurd’s saloon and said he had been beaten and robbed. He had been bleeding profusely. He claimed he was attacked by four young fellows, brutally beaten and his money taken from him. The winter sport of “sliding down hill” and snow-shosing has beea occu. -pying the time of Overton’s young folks these moon-light nights. An accident si00000 GOLD DIES OF GRIP. Breathes His Last at San Francisco Today. RSS RTT ESTILO SPSS SEP TR PNET ‘THE SUPERIOR COURT. AN A cam Tary of the Business Transacted. : . 4 In the’ Superior Court this morning, . 203 Y =: F “yy: . owing to the illness of A.D. Mason, . ‘ the argument of the motion of Dennis . A Tall on ta ae 'et.als fora writ of prohibition restrain‘ing Justice Coughlan from hearing the . ple Cree ’ 0 ora 0. ‘Preliminary examination of the peti-' 3 Ber avait _tioners on a felony charge, was contin-. . ued till 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. ; In the suit of Columbus Waterhouse ‘against McKenzie and others to quiet . title to the Columbus drift mine, judg. ment was given for plaintiff with damSpecial to the Traxsontrr. . ages in the sum of $25. Each-party-is Denver, Col., Jan. 30.—A sensational . to pay ite own ‘conte. 2 : In the case of Edwin Tilley against story of a mining discovery comes from ; John Bonney and J. F. Cox an order Cripple Creek diStrict>, It is claimed’ was made substituting Catherine Bonthat ore yielding half a miHion doll-. ney and R. J. Cox in place of John ars to the ton in gold has been found . Bonney and J. F. Cox. An order was in-the Isabella mine. The gold lies . ™#¢° to enter judgment for the plaine ~ tiff. in regular slabs through the ore. \ tinued one week. BRIRF MENTION. . The estate of the late G. W. Fleming dinor Notes and’ Comments of Local Siaow. er we Dement OF Se Interest: The motion to strike out certain porNeck clasps, the latest novelty for tions of the complaint in the damage ladies. At C.J. Brand’s. jai-st . Sait of George O. Merrill vs. the ProviA. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers . dence Mining Company was argued. successors to F. C. Luetie. The will of the late Frank Eilerman Fancy cream cheese in, tin foil and Bebece admitted to probate and letters genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf: testamentary were issued to Dr. O L. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters is . Muller. ae rehearsing for the minstrel show to! The Youngest Sheriff. take place about February 10th. i epee waren ow sergr Polleaman Kilroy went to Colfax this . Yesterday . San Francisco Chronicle . afternoon as escort to two vagrants . publishes a eee of Henry R. Farley, who had just served out their terms in. Monterey county s new Sheriff, who juito used to bea printer on the TRANSCRIPT, ‘Lhe diploma of Dr. John T. Jones of , and owe interesting ‘Sketch of his Grass Valley, a graduate of Cooper: life. He enjoys the distinction of beMedical College, was filed in the County . 198 the youngest Sheriff in Californa. Clerk’s office today. Probably Dick Gentry of this county Chas. P. Loughridge of the N. C, BS dace the youngest Sheriff California G. RR. is acting as superintendent of . °V°" had. Farley is twenty speven years the road during the absence in the East . old, but Gentry had only just turned of Hon. Jobn F. Kidder. his twenty-first year when he was: Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s elected. Ripe Olives, guaranteed to‘be the finest ever brought to Nevada Uity. Sold exclusively by George C. Gaylord & Son, . as Broad street. The American Foresters of Court Garfield and their ladies banquet at the Union hotel tonight after tendering a reception at the lodge room to Grand} Senior Beedle Bevan of Marysville. Richard Warren, who beat.a number Its Value Depends on How Much Such Ore There Is. The hearing of the case of Joseph. ‘Richards. vs. A. Guilliaume was conSrx Ioaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, PRIA I IAL AAI IAI AIA IA 10c CUT THIS OUT. 10c 3 BOO Se YOOSK 10c, 15c, 5c. Avs BLACK HOSE, < At Maher & Co’s Today. OO00-00-04000 64 fag SEE WINDOW TODAY: DEOFFO46 06 6F OO 4906-64696 669 Ladies, this day. we have placed in our Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose. SEE TErEW : 1 Lot Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, best in the world, for LO Cents, Lot No. 2. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose— Our price’ is 15 Cents. They are well shaped and extra long. S Lot 3. This lot of Fine Hose will be \ sold at 25 Cemts. They are good value at 37% cents. Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sale. Respectfully, a Maher & Co. When You Want Lace Curtains, Call at Maher & Co’s. SCHIIIDT BROS.,{Warm Welcome LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, i gamle SEE ae Bins Wheat cc.5.cc.s.,: Nevada Oily Ca) Slim Pocket Books. LEADING seek! * Best 5 Cent Cigm id. ; \ happened to Mrs. Charles Jenkins Monof botelsand merchants of Grass Val. day night, caused by an Sbetraction ! &¥? was brought to the county jail to-: being ir ths way of her sled. She was . %@Y by Constable Miller to serve forty . thrown fully thirty feet, but luckily . 29%S He was first sentenced to ninety . ; . was not seriously hurt. Her face and 2278 Oenk Che Saree. ee ey . “This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase : GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT unr ESTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA ~HARMONIA eravaveys Dx SCS — Good until EP ene pipe. The! . erts installed the following officers of -Avery, F.S.; F. May, Treas.; Miss Sehands were badly scratched by the . crust on the snow, . Last night at about 9:30 o’clock a . thief. entered the room. of Mrs. Forciea . ‘at Mrs. Sayles’ lodging house and stole . her purse, containing about $25, ‘and a . gold watch. Mrs. Forceia, who sews ifor Mrs. Swanson, had just received . her wages last night and went to her room. She placed her purse and watch under her pillow, throwing a paper over the pillow. She was gone “perhaps ten minutes and on her return moticed the paper had been moved, that her purse and watch had been taken during her short absence. It is supposed that the party who did the robbing was watching her from the outside through the window and only . waited his chance to enter, and when . she left the room he made a bold dash and was successful in his attempt. on ae From North to South. . The Music and Drama of last Satur. day says: “Miss Waldorf’s Juliet is i compared with the rendition of that ; Character by Adelaide Neilson. Portland, Sacramento and Los Angeles! have been visited two’ or three times . daring the present season. Messrs. Gottlob, Marxand Company have contracted with James H. Lowe for the appearance of Miss Waldorf in. ‘As . She looked under the pillow and found : reduced. . Piety Hill residents complain that . x Es some stray horses are roaming about . EE EEE ENS ELSE Ee their part of the city and doing much . : damage, and they charge that although . Poundmaster Craig has been :notified KEED YauR EVE ON THIS AD. he has made no effort to capture them. . The animals are.said to belong to the . Hl boys *' Tt Means Money For Yoo, l0c = FEB. 19, 99. % 10c Sa * * * * * * x = 85c Box of Extra Sodas, uM mu -* * » -* -u uM * AT WOLP’S. * : } “Lire has its ups and downs,” said the Chinese philosopher. “Yes,” answered . . the Emperor, “and you’d realize it even. Wehave established a reputation for sellmore keenly if you had to kow-tow to. ing the Best Goods ut Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more mone the Empress Dowager as often as I do.” ' into your pocket . 4 . Cut these coupons out and bring them to 0 ai ; eee pee . onr store, with the required amount of cash. BORN. 4 In Nevada City January 29, 1898, to the wife of George Goldsmith, a daughter. : . Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. es -. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. r 4 FI AIA III AII IA IAIAIIR Sc i CUT THIS OUT. 8 5c "OS % CDG Ls ‘This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purehase 60c Square Butter, You Likeiv’ and ‘Twelfth Night’ at. the Macdonough theater, Oakland, Feb-. ruary 3d and 4th, after which she will follow ‘A Contented Woman’ at the! Burbank theater, Los Angeles, for two weeks in a round of Shakepeare’s plays.” +180 Not the Man Wanted. Satarday’s Woodlani Mail says: The sheriff's office received a dispatch from Grass Valley yesterday to the effect that a man had been arrested there on . Suspicion of being the escaped Lake . county horse thief, who passed through . Woodland recently with the stolen horse. Upon being described minately, however, it was evident that he was not the man wanted, and’ the Grass Valley officials were told to release him, so aras Lake-county connections were concerned. ceo New Officers in Place, Saturday evening ‘Miss Esther RobFreedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, after which a collation wus served: Mrs. McMathb, P. ©, O.; R. J. Ronchi, C. C.; Mrs. J. Monre, 8. C. C.; Mrs. V. May, Rec. Sec.; Miss Mary lina Hicks,.R. G; George Chappell, L. G ; Miss Nellie Baker, I. G.; James Toneri, 0. G.; Mes. Simonds, Trustee; Miss Libbie Langman, Organist. : An Official Visit, Prof. John P. Meakin of Salt Luke City will visit Lone Pine Camp, No. 847, Woodmen of the World, on Wednesday evening, February Ist. Every member of the order-is earnestly solicited to be present. FO EE eH E OO “ Good until peaee 5c © PEB 19, 09. @ 5c JOA SIO NOONE BOE botdot q If you are young you nat¥ urally appear so. If you are old, why appear soP Keep young inwardly; we will look ter the outFRB ELI HARP 2, ERED KH wardly. : ee ‘junction of Main and Coyote streets, will 58 —tN SsTOoOoK—— How Natural It is for nearly everybody So elise re Sie —— ce ever nd, and espee’ is this true of the shoe graphs taken by MOORE, Bets 9 and up to Studio on York Street. ~~ American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. T. J. TORPIE, Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store, receive prompt attention. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents‘a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiski nd,such as: “Ki ntucky Taylors seas ‘aylor,’ core,” “Tho T “Osca * and “Robin H ood.” fevers Wm. J. Britland. There’s a general gathering up here of odds and ends after the holidays and where we find too many of a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly taken by wise buyers. ‘The opportunity to secureStaple and Fancy Groceries at much jess than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. , CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin _ Wines and Liquors \OF ALL KINDS, : \ \ Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . _ Which is the best in“So phe pints, half toond kegs. sce iy Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Ma’ Wine for family and medici nal wes ci ial selection of Fine Wine for family use. Genulne Imported Swiss, Limbu and Roquefort Cheese, the dances ever .bi ht here. Particular attention paid to iy ers. ‘ You need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agents of age. NEVADA CITY THEATER. Wo NIGHTS — —January 30th and 34st.— The Young American Actress, JANET. WALDORF, Supported by an Excellent Company. Monday Evening, danuary 30th, “As You Like It.” Tussday Evening, January Sist, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ . Prloes-—05, 00-and-76-Conts, Reserved Seats at Foley's. will surely restore color to gray hair; and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of early life. Do not allow the falling of bur hair to threaten you _longer with baldness. Do not be annoyed with dandruff. We will send you our book _ on the Hair and-Scalp, free upon-request. 2 Write te JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney atLaw, © Nevada Citv. W. W. WAGGONER, . Civil Engineer and Surveyor. W. W. Kirgnaw, C.C. E: A. Moors, Clerk. j80-8t . 'Transcript Block, Commércial Street . The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. _—_ There are ma‘ laces wh can be eccounmediased with ioe shar Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cuizr of the H GEM, which bas ey make = reperneion for so man ears. ROP IN ALL Y NEVER TRIED ‘ye WHO mate The Leading Flour, ada City. © Di" Oaice-ta organ & Babette Beek he GRAND MASQUERADE : BALL ARMORY HALL, RRIDAY RYENi\G, FEBRUARY 84, '9, —BY— JOHN MICHELE. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. _——_. The list of prizes will co: of prizes for best dr ady pip iy Ln cin n; for the best sustained characters, iady and genu ; special prise for the fines: fanc ‘dr: ss cost umg (iady), a net fone Miss 4 (ady), tair of aliipers trom soba Weoter . best ar ssed an richest costumed bale quet by Rector Bros. ; id best dressedSS Panel’ Photos, or on alg Poa ; comedian, box of Wuodpeckers,” by Wm. Giffin. RECEPTION COMMITTEE—Sheriff Dana B. Getchell, Marshal E. A Tompkins, dohn Waters, J.C. Rich. rovgsks may be procured at Wm, H. CrawADMISSION: ~ Per vouple, $1. Ladies {in_mask] 25 cents. Specta » Ob 25 cents. tors, 50 cents, Children, J. M, WALLING, FOR SALE BY ALL aRocERS.4 *% € 6 Attorney : at : Law, OICE TILLEY ILDING.COR.BR AD _ 7 au a THE ° MONDAY. A Rare Dram Lovers of have a rare a of Shakesp presented ai thoroughly c troupe of pl: Janet Waldo teurs, no “st lady and gen’ a finished an: the play will staged with torical requi ance will be . change from tertainments way and ther criminating . preciation of prise, in prov by filling the Tomorrow of their farev dorf and her entrancing rc and Juliet” bard of Avon Seats are n both evening: REDDIK Plenty of Wi in The Reddil two miles an will be star morning afte the time for 1 intendent Sk getting thing operations in full force of more have er The shut-d first place . supply at t ditch and lat ditch by sno DEATH Ol Passing of 2 Mrs. Robe San Juan d after an exte of the pione having lived years. She ship of the ¢ of ber many six years a number of g McCullough the eldest mines—resic A Wout The Carsc of the gent! public meet Castle Wed auspices of men: “A great . men of thi were preset evening. FE City gavea aud Frater cutionary — chief amon ful” by C. Scanlonff’s was splend sical, prog talent. W the Profes: tile and en View! John Be sessor of visiting h Mrs. Rich He is rect around. . fireman or Gauge rail the Congr Frat The toc poned its ley from . spight of -ponement -counter-a Vis A nom "Waldorf ited the It. was th of minin, ’ Insure of fevers and pro few bott! Hoop’ cat harti ate. Go an “Low on Comme ‘Co.’s. scenes naval b Americ mander interes! cents.

THE TRANSCRIPT. _ Oakland where her parents live. . cases in which the Superior Judge of Sat aa aaa Suadays and Lega! Holidays by BROWN & CALKINS. UL. 6. CALKINS. =. Published évery evening except N. P. BROWN. MONDAY....... JAN. 29, 1899 . PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young, J. V. Bell was here from Auburn yesterday. : Mrs. Dana Harmon is down from the California mine. W. F. Pascoe of Fort Bragg went to Camptonville today. Phil Bradley and Wil! Organ went to the Spanish mine today. Ex-Senator C. W. Cross arrived this morning from San Francisco. Miss Ella Northey lett today for Mrs. George F.-Jacobs, who has been seriously ill for some time, is now improving. Mrs. E. J. Olsen returned to Wasbington today after a few days’ visit al the county seat. : Miss Mary Bristow was here last night en route from Auburn to her -home in-Cherokee. : Dan J. Stevens of the Union Hotel and his bride have gone to Los Angeles on their wedding tour. W. E. Crossman and James A. Miller of San Jose, stockholders in the Mountaineer mine, are here. Mr.and Mrs. P. R. Shipley of Oakland weut to Camptonville to-day and expeet to remain there permanently. L. Reedy, the express messenger, who has-been down with the grip, goes to San Francisco tomorrow to recuperate. Miss May Buffington has returned to Berkeley to resume her studies at the State University. This is her last year. David Hutchison of the Phenix mine left today for San Diego in the hope of benefitting his health. His son James accompanied him. Francis Boggs, who resided at this city for severa: months last year and made many friends during his stay, is here with the Waldorf Company. ‘Miss Florence Hamilton, who has been ill at Alameda for ‘a month past, returned on Saturday evening’s train and to-day resumed her position as teacher in the bigh school. Judge Stanley A. Smith of Downieville was here last night on his way home from Susanville where he presided in the Superior Court last week during the trial of some water right Lassen county was disqualified to sit. George Hernandez, the comediar, who though a comparatively young man has for years been a prime favorite with the people of Nevada City. before whom he has appeared at intervals with some of the best dramatic organizations that have been here during the past ten or twelve years, is with the Waldorf Company. —-—_—_+-cee LODGE AND CHAPTER. Two Masonic Installations at North San Juan Saturday Night. On Saturday evening last J. S. McBride, Past Master, assisted by John Trood us Marshal, installed the following officers of Manzanita Lodge, F. and A.M, at North San Juan: A.J. Wood, W. M.; F. W. Banks, 8. W.; C. S. Paine, J. W.; John German, Treas.; John Trood: Sec.; J. S. McBride, M.; Wm. Dunning, 8. D:; Geo. M. Harris, J. D.; P. H, Butler and Chas. Scheuerman, Stewards; J.G. Dickson, Tyler. \ On the same evening and at the same town David E. Morgan, P. H. P » as. sisted by John Trood as Captain of the Host, installed the following officers of Manzanita Chapter, R.A. M.:J.S. MeBride, H. P.; F. W. Banks, K.; P. H. Butler, 8.; C. O. Jepson, C. of H.; Wm. Dunning P.8.; Jobn German, Treas.; Jobn ‘lrood Sec.; C. 8. Paine, R.A. Os A.J. Wood, M. of 3d’ V.; Grant Skidmore, M. of 2d V.; Chas. Scheuerman, M. of Ist V.; J.G. Dickson, G. After the installation a fine collation was served at the National Hotel. _———~+ ee +——__— Laid to Rest, The funeral of the late James A. Weeks Jr. took place this afternoon from the schoolhouse at_ Rough and Ready. The young man who had previous to the time he was stricken down with consumption been employed by . a San Francisco wholesale firm, was born at Rough and Ready in 1867 and graduated from the Grass*Valley public schools. The seven months old daughter of C.R, Cole of Bridgeport was buried this afternoon from the home of M. Provines at Grass Valley. To Raise the Adminisirator’s Pay. In the Assembly Saturday Devoto of San Francisco offered a bill placing . public administrators on a salary in. stead of a fee basis. Salaries in the several cities of the State are fixed as follows: San Francisco, $4,000; Alameda, San Joaquin, Los Angeles, Santa Clara, Sacramento, Butte, Nevada and Sonoma, $3,000; all other counties $1,500. At present. the Administrator of this county gets $400 a year. The Weather Bulletin. This morning the sky was overcast with clouds for awhile, and many predioted the approach of a-storm. The signal service builetin was, “Fair to-. night and tomorrow.” if WRIGHT RESIGNS THE SPEAKERSHIP. He: Anticipates the Action of the Assembly. And Does Not Wait to be Kicked Out of Office. Special to the TRANSORIPT. SacRAMENTo, Jan. 30th—Howard E. Wright today tendered his resignation as Speaker of the Assembly. Had he not done so he would have unquestionably been deposed by the Assembly. -» No Change Yet: _ in the Vote. Special to the TRANSCRIPT. SacCRAMENTO, January 30.—'There was no change from last week’s figures in the vote taken today for U. S; Senator. SIERRA COUNTY SIFTINGS. Collated From the Last Issae of the Downeiville Messenger. Downieville can now boast of having a first-class gossip foundry. i The -Native Daughters of Naomi’ Parlor intend to give a play and a farce some time in April. Humphrey Brothers drove in a band . of cattle from Sierra Valley Wednesday . for the local butchers. Sol. F. Purdy, who acted as deputy in . the County Clerk’s office at San Francisco under the Curry regime, is now ; ont of that office. . Nellie Wilkinson returned to Sierra . City from Grass Valley Tuesday, and a! number of ker sechovlmates tendered . her surprise party the same evening. The “Jolly Eight” were entertained at the house of Mrs. W. F. Eschbacher last Saturday evening, Miss Mary Garibaldi being the hostess. In a list showing the number of miners employed in the various counties of this State, publish in the Mining Press, the number employed in this county is given at 574. J.Z. Hough came cver from Poker! Flat Tuesday. He reported that there are about five feet of solid snow on the northern ridges. The prospects for a fine water season, he says, were never better. An alarm of fire was rung Wednesday forenoon about 11 o’clock for a blaze on the roof of John Irish’s house en Jersey Flat. The fire w:ssoon ex-! tinguished. The fire caught from sparks from the stove damage was slight. Miss L. L. Alexander of San Jose has been admitted to practice law in the! Supreme Courts. She isa shorthand reporter in Justice. Court. She does not intend to practice law. Miss Alexander, who was bornat Reese ravine, about oue mile from Poker Flat, Sierra county, is the daughter of James Alexander, formerly of Downieville, and a niece of Dryden Alexander of that town. Since tf removal of the PeterKelley building on Main street, the sidewalk in front of the lot his become, on account of the warm sunshine which pervades that quarter during the day, a favorite place for those who enjoy the soothing effects of a sun bath. A bench wus placed there the other day, and one of our wits has dubbed the spot “The Park.” A number of quaint iascriptions have been painted on the fence, one’ of which-says, “A sure cure for rheumatism aud la grippe. Teeth extracted by sunshine, etc.” On auy afternoon a number of patients may be seen there taking the cure. — + eoFrank Eilerman’s Estate. The will of the late Frank Eilerman was filed today. The value of his estate is estimated to be less than $6000. . It consists of $1900 ip bank, a mortgage and two pieces of real estate. ‘The saloon property he leaves to his son Fred, his home on Broad street to Lizzie and Francis Reb. All other property is to—be-equaity divided between these three. _» Best In The County, _ Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street. Nevada City. n 28-tf Stet eae ge es, Go To The Owl for delicious Tom & Jerry, always ready. j 10-tf nc eee seman aoe cet { Six loaves bread Tor 25c at Homann's. . of W. Farrell are busily engaged over. the Spring. . Overton. SENATOR BOGGS A Man Well Known Throughout the Whole State. Special to the TRaNnscrIPT, San Francisco, Jan. 30.—Hon. John Boggs, State Senator from Oolusa county, died at ‘the Palace hotel this morning of grip. He had been laid up but a short time. Senator Boggs was one of the leading Democrats of the State and was well known. He had held various positions of honor and trust. TIPS FROM TRUCKEE. News and Comments From Editor Rutherford’s Paper of Saturday. W.M. Burkhalter has been appointed school trustee to fill the vacancy caused by there being no election last June. ‘ A-crew of men: under the guidance hauling the mill machinery at Overton and are prepering for an early start in The telephone liue, which has been under course of constrnetion for some two or -three weeks, was finished Wednesday and we now have rapid communication between this place and Thursday night: people living nesr thé Trackee hotel were startled by hearing a man cryiug for help. Two boys were seen to ruu off up the railroad track. Lateran Indian came to W. H. Hurd’s saloon and said he had been beaten and robbed. He had been bleeding profusely. He claimed he was attacked by four young fellows, brutally beaten and his money taken from him. The winter sport of “sliding down hill” and snow-shosing has beea occu. -pying the time of Overton’s young folks these moon-light nights. An accident si00000 GOLD DIES OF GRIP. Breathes His Last at San Francisco Today. RSS RTT ESTILO SPSS SEP TR PNET ‘THE SUPERIOR COURT. AN A cam Tary of the Business Transacted. : . 4 In the’ Superior Court this morning, . 203 Y =: F “yy: . owing to the illness of A.D. Mason, . ‘ the argument of the motion of Dennis . A Tall on ta ae 'et.als fora writ of prohibition restrain‘ing Justice Coughlan from hearing the . ple Cree ’ 0 ora 0. ‘Preliminary examination of the peti-' 3 Ber avait _tioners on a felony charge, was contin-. . ued till 10 o’clock tomorrow morning. ; In the suit of Columbus Waterhouse ‘against McKenzie and others to quiet . title to the Columbus drift mine, judg. ment was given for plaintiff with damSpecial to the Traxsontrr. . ages in the sum of $25. Each-party-is Denver, Col., Jan. 30.—A sensational . to pay ite own ‘conte. 2 : In the case of Edwin Tilley against story of a mining discovery comes from ; John Bonney and J. F. Cox an order Cripple Creek diStrict>, It is claimed’ was made substituting Catherine Bonthat ore yielding half a miHion doll-. ney and R. J. Cox in place of John ars to the ton in gold has been found . Bonney and J. F. Cox. An order was in-the Isabella mine. The gold lies . ™#¢° to enter judgment for the plaine ~ tiff. in regular slabs through the ore. \ tinued one week. BRIRF MENTION. . The estate of the late G. W. Fleming dinor Notes and’ Comments of Local Siaow. er we Dement OF Se Interest: The motion to strike out certain porNeck clasps, the latest novelty for tions of the complaint in the damage ladies. At C.J. Brand’s. jai-st . Sait of George O. Merrill vs. the ProviA. & H. W. Hartung, Watchmakers . dence Mining Company was argued. successors to F. C. Luetie. The will of the late Frank Eilerman Fancy cream cheese in, tin foil and Bebece admitted to probate and letters genuine Swiss cheese, at Jackson’s. tf: testamentary were issued to Dr. O L. Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters is . Muller. ae rehearsing for the minstrel show to! The Youngest Sheriff. take place about February 10th. i epee waren ow sergr Polleaman Kilroy went to Colfax this . Yesterday . San Francisco Chronicle . afternoon as escort to two vagrants . publishes a eee of Henry R. Farley, who had just served out their terms in. Monterey county s new Sheriff, who juito used to bea printer on the TRANSCRIPT, ‘Lhe diploma of Dr. John T. Jones of , and owe interesting ‘Sketch of his Grass Valley, a graduate of Cooper: life. He enjoys the distinction of beMedical College, was filed in the County . 198 the youngest Sheriff in Californa. Clerk’s office today. Probably Dick Gentry of this county Chas. P. Loughridge of the N. C, BS dace the youngest Sheriff California G. RR. is acting as superintendent of . °V°" had. Farley is twenty speven years the road during the absence in the East . old, but Gentry had only just turned of Hon. Jobn F. Kidder. his twenty-first year when he was: Just received—Ehmann Olive Co.’s elected. Ripe Olives, guaranteed to‘be the finest ever brought to Nevada Uity. Sold exclusively by George C. Gaylord & Son, . as Broad street. The American Foresters of Court Garfield and their ladies banquet at the Union hotel tonight after tendering a reception at the lodge room to Grand} Senior Beedle Bevan of Marysville. Richard Warren, who beat.a number Its Value Depends on How Much Such Ore There Is. The hearing of the case of Joseph. ‘Richards. vs. A. Guilliaume was conSrx Ioaves bread for 25c at Homann’s, PRIA I IAL AAI IAI AIA IA 10c CUT THIS OUT. 10c 3 BOO Se YOOSK 10c, 15c, 5c. Avs BLACK HOSE, < At Maher & Co’s Today. OO00-00-04000 64 fag SEE WINDOW TODAY: DEOFFO46 06 6F OO 4906-64696 669 Ladies, this day. we have placed in our Window 3 lots of Ladies’ Fast Black Hose. SEE TErEW : 1 Lot Ladies’ Fast Black Hose, best in the world, for LO Cents, Lot No. 2. Ladies’ Fast Black Hose— Our price’ is 15 Cents. They are well shaped and extra long. S Lot 3. This lot of Fine Hose will be \ sold at 25 Cemts. They are good value at 37% cents. Do Not Miss This Hosiery Sale. Respectfully, a Maher & Co. When You Want Lace Curtains, Call at Maher & Co’s. SCHIIIDT BROS.,{Warm Welcome LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, i gamle SEE ae Bins Wheat cc.5..cc.s.,: Nevada Oily Ca) Slim Pocket Books. LEADING seek! * Best 5 Cent Cigm id. ; \ happened to Mrs. Charles Jenkins Monof botelsand merchants of Grass Val. day night, caused by an Sbetraction ! &¥? was brought to the county jail to-: being ir ths way of her sled. She was . %@Y by Constable Miller to serve forty . thrown fully thirty feet, but luckily . 29%S He was first sentenced to ninety . ; . was not seriously hurt. Her face and 2278 Oenk Che Saree. ee ey . “This Coupon and 75 cents in cash will purchase : GENERAL ARTHUR HUMBOLDT unr ESTRELLA BOHEMIAN CLUB LA ROSA ~HARMONIA eravaveys Dx SCS — Good until EP ene pipe. The! . erts installed the following officers of -Avery, F.S.; F. May, Treas.; Miss Sehands were badly scratched by the . crust on the snow, . Last night at about 9:30 o’clock a . thief. entered the room. of Mrs. Forciea . ‘at Mrs. Sayles’ lodging house and stole . her purse, containing about $25, ‘and a . gold watch. Mrs. Forceia, who sews ifor Mrs. Swanson, had just received . her wages last night and went to her room. She placed her purse and watch under her pillow, throwing a paper over the pillow. She was gone “perhaps ten minutes and on her return moticed the paper had been moved, that her purse and watch had been taken during her short absence. It is supposed that the party who did the robbing was watching her from the outside through the window and only . waited his chance to enter, and when . she left the room he made a bold dash and was successful in his attempt. on ae

From North to South. . The Music and Drama of last Satur. day says: “Miss Waldorf’s Juliet is i compared with the rendition of that ; Character by Adelaide Neilson. Portland, Sacramento and Los Angeles! have been visited two’ or three times . daring the present season. Messrs. Gottlob, Marxand Company have contracted with James H. Lowe for the appearance of Miss Waldorf in. ‘As . She looked under the pillow and found : reduced. . Piety Hill residents complain that . x Es some stray horses are roaming about . EE EEE ENS ELSE Ee their part of the city and doing much . : damage, and they charge that although . Poundmaster Craig has been :notified KEED YauR EVE ON THIS AD. he has made no effort to capture them. . The animals are.said to belong to the . Hl boys *' Tt Means Money For Yoo, l0c = FEB. 19, 99. % 10c Sa * * * * * * x = 85c Box of Extra Sodas, uM mu -* * » -* -u uM * AT WOLP’S. * : } “Lire has its ups and downs,” said the Chinese philosopher. “Yes,” answered . . the Emperor, “and you’d realize it even. Wehave established a reputation for sellmore keenly if you had to kow-tow to. ing the Best Goods ut Lowest Prices, but now we are going to put still more mone the Empress Dowager as often as I do.” ' into your pocket . 4 . Cut these coupons out and bring them to 0 ai ; eee pee . onr store, with the required amount of cash. BORN. 4 In Nevada City January 29, 1898, to the wife of George Goldsmith, a daughter. : . Watch these Coupons closely, for we change them daily. es -. Wolf’s Cash Grocery, Commercial Street, Nevada City. r 4 FI AIA III AII IA IAIAIIR Sc i CUT THIS OUT. 8 5c "OS % CDG Ls ‘This Coupon and 55 cents in cash will purehase 60c Square Butter, You Likeiv’ and ‘Twelfth Night’ at. the Macdonough theater, Oakland, Feb-. ruary 3d and 4th, after which she will follow ‘A Contented Woman’ at the! Burbank theater, Los Angeles, for two weeks in a round of Shakepeare’s plays.” +180 Not the Man Wanted. Satarday’s Woodlani Mail says: The sheriff's office received a dispatch from Grass Valley yesterday to the effect that a man had been arrested there on . Suspicion of being the escaped Lake . county horse thief, who passed through . Woodland recently with the stolen horse. Upon being described minately, however, it was evident that he was not the man wanted, and’ the Grass Valley officials were told to release him, so aras Lake-county connections were concerned. ceo New Officers in Place, Saturday evening ‘Miss Esther RobFreedom Circle, Companions of the Forest, after which a collation wus served: Mrs. McMathb, P. ©, O.; R. J. Ronchi, C. C.; Mrs. J. Monre, 8. C. C.; Mrs. V. May, Rec. Sec.; Miss Mary lina Hicks,.R. G; George Chappell, L. G ; Miss Nellie Baker, I. G.; James Toneri, 0. G.; Mes. Simonds, Trustee; Miss Libbie Langman, Organist. : An Official Visit, Prof. John P. Meakin of Salt Luke City will visit Lone Pine Camp, No. 847, Woodmen of the World, on Wednesday evening, February Ist. Every member of the order-is earnestly solicited to be present. FO EE eH E OO “ Good until peaee 5c © PEB 19, 09. @ 5c JOA SIO NOONE BOE botdot q If you are young you nat¥ urally appear so. If you are old, why appear soP Keep young inwardly; we will look ter the outFRB ELI HARP 2, ERED KH wardly. : ee ‘junction of Main and Coyote streets, will 58 —tN SsTOoOoK—— How Natural It is for nearly everybody So elise re Sie —— ce ever nd, and espee’ is this true of the shoe graphs taken by MOORE, Bets 9 and up to Studio on York Street. ~~ American Laundry, SACRAMENTO. T. J. TORPIE, Agent for Nevada City. ONLY WHITE LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class Style. Orders left at the Fadden Cigar Store, receive prompt attention. The Best Liquors, The Best Cigars. These are the attractions you can always find at “THE COUNCIL CHAMBER.” Beer 5 Cents‘a Glass. All the favorite brands of Whiski nd,such as: “Ki ntucky Taylors seas ‘aylor,’ core,” “Tho T “Osca * and “Robin H ood.” fevers Wm. J. Britland. There’s a general gathering up here of odds and ends after the holidays and where we find too many of a kind we attach a price which is much lower than the usual and the things are quickly taken by wise buyers. ‘The opportunity to secureStaple and Fancy Groceries at much jess than value is now presented. Those who wish to save money will take the hint. , CALL ON P. G. SCADDEN, Commercial St. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale and Retail Dealersin _ Wines and Liquors \OF ALL KINDS, : \ \ Sole Agents for the Celebrated Enterprise Beer, . _ Which is the best in“So phe pints, half toond kegs. sce iy Also on sale Enterprise Bock Beer. Choice Ma’ Wine for family and medici nal wes ci ial selection of Fine Wine for family use. Genulne Imported Swiss, Limbu and Roquefort Cheese, the dances ever .bi ht here. Particular attention paid to iy ers. ‘ You need not worry longer about those little streaks of gray; advance agents of age. NEVADA CITY THEATER. Wo NIGHTS — —January 30th and 34st.— The Young American Actress, JANET. WALDORF, Supported by an Excellent Company. Monday Evening, danuary 30th, “As You Like It.” Tussday Evening, January Sist, ‘Romeo and Juliet’ . Prloes-—05, 00-and-76-Conts, Reserved Seats at Foley's. will surely restore color to gray hair; and it will also give your hair all the wealth and gloss of early life. Do not allow the falling of bur hair to threaten you _longer with baldness. Do not be annoyed with dandruff. We will send you our book _ on the Hair and-Scalp, free upon-request. 2 Write te JOHN CALDWELL, Attorney atLaw, © Nevada Citv. W. W. WAGGONER, . Civil Engineer and Surveyor. W. W. Kirgnaw, C.C. E: A. Moors, Clerk. j80-8t . 'Transcript Block, Commércial Street . The Gem Saloon, CHAS. CLARK, Proprietor. _—_ There are ma‘ laces wh can be eccounmediased with ioe shar Liquor, Ale, Beer and Cigars But the cuizr of the H GEM, which bas ey make = reperneion for so man ears. ROP IN ALL Y NEVER TRIED ‘ye WHO mate The Leading Flour, ada City. © Di" Oaice-ta organ & Babette Beek he GRAND MASQUERADE : BALL ARMORY HALL, RRIDAY RYENi\G, FEBRUARY 84, '9, —BY— JOHN MICHELE. Music by Goyne’s Orchestra. _——_. The list of prizes will co: of prizes for best dr ady pip iy Ln cin n; for the best sustained characters, iady and genu ; special prise for the fines: fanc ‘dr: ss cost umg (iady), a net fone Miss 4 (ady), tair of aliipers trom soba Weoter . best ar ssed an richest costumed bale quet by Rector Bros. ; id best dressedSS Panel’ Photos, or on alg Poa ; comedian, box of Wuodpeckers,” by Wm. Giffin. RECEPTION COMMITTEE—Sheriff Dana B. Getchell, Marshal E. A Tompkins, dohn Waters, J.C. Rich. rovgsks may be procured at Wm, H. CrawADMISSION: ~ Per vouple, $1. Ladies {in_mask] 25 cents. Specta » Ob 25 cents. tors, 50 cents, Children, J. M, WALLING, FOR SALE BY ALL aRocERS.4 *% € 6 Attorney : at : Law, OICE TILLEY ILDING.COR.BR AD _ 7 au a THE ° MONDAY.. A Rare Dram Lovers of have a rare a of Shakesp presented ai thoroughly c troupe of pl: Janet Waldo teurs, no “st lady and gen’ a finished an: the play will staged with torical requi ance will be . change from tertainments way and ther criminating . preciation of prise, in prov by filling the Tomorrow of their farev dorf and her entrancing rc and Juliet” bard of Avon Seats are n both evening: REDDIK Plenty of Wi in The Reddil two miles an will be star morning afte the time for 1 intendent Sk getting thing operations in full force of more have er The shut-d first place . supply at t ditch and lat ditch by sno DEATH Ol Passing of 2 Mrs. Robe San Juan d after an exte of the pione having lived years. She ship of the ¢ of ber many six years a number of g McCullough the eldest mines—resic A Wout The Carsc of the gent! public meet Castle Wed auspices of men: “A great . men of thi were preset evening. FE City gavea aud Frater cutionary — chief amon ful” by C. Scanlonff’s was splend sical, prog talent. W the Profes: tile and en View! John Be sessor of visiting h Mrs. Rich He is rect around. . fireman or Gauge rail the Congr Frat The toc poned its ley from . spight of -ponement -counter-a Vis A nom "Waldorf ited the It. was th of minin, ’ Insure of fevers and pro few bott! Hoop’ cat harti ate. Go an “Low on Comme ‘Co.’s. scenes naval b Americ mander interes! cents.