January 5, 1904 (4 pages)

ye iiaiiaeaieeeaiaianeiiaa SHE TRANSCRIPTS. ASH METI lly Record of the ' Doings of Our: People. » Brovy ia here from the Bay. }. Hall, R. Penry and N. Barf Sacramento arrived here on prnoon train. ; Rich and wife of Oakland are y @ visit, f; Coxhead and N. D. Ohamber‘San Francisco are here on minReiness. } 3. Fischer is over from Colgate. tyman left this morning for San aco. = Fogarty is over from Birch. Love, M. D. Wallen and D. ‘L. on are here from San Francieco. ce Clark of Sacramento is here . bis grandmother, Mrs. M. Pof Factory street. ¥ Hampel is with us again, §. Lyno and H. E. Averell came fhe morning train from the Bay. 'Powers is down from the Delhi Oharles Moore of Piety Hill is sick list. ‘ Hyde of Oakland is visiting here ignest of his friend, H. L. Huntles H. Cooper bas gone to San isco, where he may remain. . Frances Power has re'urned E visit to the Bay cities. Hiam Colley is recovering from sent illness. tand Mrs. A. Maltman will arom Sean. Franctsco this evening. rge Clemo, who was badly inIn the Merrifield mine recently, Ling along nicely. : ® May Martin has returned from fto San Francisco. She was acAnied home by ber cousin, Miss aAs. “Dorothy Valantine, who has Hding the Berkeley High arriva here this evening home with her mother, alantine, n of J, Garibaldi {fe quite . { x * . * . * * BRKAKF EK t, the millmap, went up to today. Byrne’s son is recovering ness, le came up from Stockton n route to Washington. E. Howell came up from co last night and went to North San Juan today. rill arrived here from San blast evening and left for the bn district this morning. Snell returned from Arihome at You Bet last Suna3 apparently improved ip t shortly afterwards his oonme worse. He suffering bma. : Hill came down from the mine this morning and left bon train for San Francisco, ise to atelegram informing * * « * ‘% * -M * * DAILY LOGALNOTES Ci, IMIDE Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. . The revival meeting held in the M. E. Church last evening waa well attended end spiritually much good was accomplished. The services are to be continued all week, Saturday excepted. A new window snd a stove have been put in at the Piety Hill fire house and No. 5 can now hold comfortable meetings in the future. ‘ The following officers were last evening installed by Queen City Lodge, No 169, United Moderns: Mrs. O. E. Walling, P. O.; Mrs. M. L. Breed, O.; Josephine Schwartz, R.; Mrs. Ida B. Schwartz, O.; J. M. Walling, R. and F.; Mrs, E. Isaac, G.; Mrs, O, Black, Warden; Mrs. G. M. Monro, Watchman; MesdamesI B. Schwartz, G. M. Monro and O. Black, Trustees, After the installation the lodge members indulged in a social bour or two, in the course of which refreshments were served. i Court Garfleld, No. 9, Foresters of America, last evening installed their officers as follows for the ensuing term: P.O. R., Ernest Avery; O. BR, Simon Hieronimus Jr.; 8.0. R., R. J. Thomas; Treasurer, Abel N. Delbridge; Finanolal Secretary, William Sandow; Recorder, R, J. Ronchi; 8. W., Fred Thomas; ¥. W., Leo. Charonnat; 8. B., William Hcokiog J.B., Frank King; Trustee, T. I, Osborne; Lecturer, J. D Coughlan; Physician, Cc. L. Maller; Draggists, W. D\Vinton and H, Dickerman. John Delbridge, District Grand Obief Ranger, and William M. Avery, Grand Herald, were the installing officers. The lodge celebrated ite twenty-fifth anniversary last night by partaking of refreshments and indalging in @ social time, ‘ ‘There are about two feet of snow ketween Moores Flat and (Graniteville two places was made on runners. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, No. 16, I.O. O. F., will confer the third degree this evening. The newly-elected officers will alao be installed. The railroad track from the depot to the round house is being ballasted and put in good repair. ° Jas. B. Treadwell’s on Nevada street, The number is West 42. : Attention ie directed to the new advertisement of Rosenberg Brothers in this evening’s TransoniT. They call special notice to their big clearance eale now on. A _ great reduction in prices has been made, and a general invitation is extended to call and exame the fine line of goods included in the sale. The mercury was away down in the thermometers around town this morning. In some places, it is said, the lowest mark for the season was reached. The inquest cver the remaine of Joseph Heather, who was killed in the Ceniral Shaft at Grass Valley, will be held tomorrow evening at seven o’clock. Had a Fil. and yesterday the trips between the! A telephone has byan.installad. at . 5 LJ f At Redding on Sunday, Miss Dolores Avery, daughter of William Avery of this city, was married to Mederic Brouillard of that place, ~ The Nevada. City Boys’ Band has elected the following officers for. the coming ‘year: President, H. Lord, treasurer, G. Merrill; librarian, H. Wright; secretary, F. Hofman ; janitor, E. Veal. The band is in a flourshing condition. Company O held its regular monthly meeting last night. The greater part of the evening was spent in drilling and instructions were given in the use of the new guns. The company decided to drill every night this week, in order to be well up in tactics for the coming inspection, The first anniversary-ofthe -Shakespeare Olub will be celebrated by having a gentlemen’s night at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright. Each lady belovging to the club is entitled to invite one gentleman. A laughable farce will be given, which will be followed by a fine musical program. A Good Showing. Yesterday City Clerk Sid. J, Peard completed the semi-annual report, which will be submitted by Mayor O. W. Chapman of the Board of City Trustees. The report embodies a great deal of work on the part of Mr. Peard and is one of the most comprehensive and best arranged yet given to the public. It goes back as far as 1898 and among other things shows that the city’s present indebtedness is $901 01. The statement in full is as follows: RECEIPTS Water collections for six months, $7,623 91. Licenses collected, $1,888. Taxes‘collected, $8,452 84. Miscellaneous collections, $27 62 Total, $17,487 87. DISBURSEMENTS, General fund, $17;158 97. Fire fund, $904 41. Library fund, $825. Total, $18 888 88: : In August, 1908, two sewer. bonds were paid, amounting to $700; conpons amouating-to $2,527 ; total, $8,227. were paid, amounting to $1,500; coupons amounting to $2,670; total, $4,170. There is still due on the water fund $830, which makes the total to be paid in water bonds for 1908, $4,500. The amount of water bonds issued in 1898 were $57,000, of which amount the following has been paid to date: Principal, $7,500; interest, $18,840; total, $26,840. The total amount of sewer bonds issued was $28,000. Of this amount $8,500 have been paid in principal and $5,145 in coupons, making a total of $8,645. There are still warrants outstanding to the amount of $8,492 56, payable August Ist. The indebtedness of the city to date is $901 01. In Degember, 1903, two water bonds'. The Ervin Blunkall Co. Makes Good Impression Last Evening. The great military comedy, “Qapt. 'Impudente,’’ was’ produced at the Nevada Theater last night by the Ervin Blunkall Company to a fair-sized audience. It was the initial appearance of the company here, and if last aight’s performance is any criterion we are to be treated for the rest of the week to some high-class and meritable productions by a clase of artists who without the shadow of «# doubt form one of the best repertoire troupes that have visited this section. There is not a “stick” in the bunch, each and every one taking their part in a clean-cut, free and easy style,.and devoid of that distress 80 often marked with various aA ~~ combinations appearing here in tbe past. The essentials of the cast are a smattering of the humorous intermingling with the emotional, and all centering in the spirited aud stirring war drama that causes the heart to flutter and the soul to stir with the patriotism that but needs the spark . to kindle intoflame the burning love of one’s home and country. In addition to the play a specialty in the way of jig dancing was given by Bert Walters, late of the Keith vaudeville circult. To say that this feature was ap-. preciated we need only to remark that . the youpg man was roundly encored . and forced to repeat to the eminent . . satisfaction of the house, . Thies evening the company will pre-) leet “Shamus O’Brien,” the great . . Irish dramas, a cast that should pack . the theater in recognition of a most, {excellent company und popular prices . . Wild’s orchestra furnished the mu-! . aic for the scoompaniments and 'aterNEW MOUNTAINEER A Big Enterprise In‘}menafactarer aid contractor, of Ham. corporated Under Laws of Arizona. . The Mountaineer Gold Mines Company of this city has been incorporated under the laws of Arizona. The capital stock is fixed at $1,200,000 and the par valuevof the shares is $1 each, J.C. Campbell, the well known mining man, has been instrumental in bringing this big enterprise about, and he deserves great credit for his indefatigable efforts in the matter. When the fact is considered that the new corporation includes the following claims: Mountaineer, Walrath, Fortuna, Dodo, Live Yankee, Orleans and Orleans Extension some idea can be formed as to its magnitade. It fs reyond donubt.one of the most extensive enterprises consummated in io @ short. th prove es success goes without saying. In fact tier te ab. question as to it being placed on ® good paying basis and altimately turn Quantities of the precious Pas out ‘large Jobn Bender, principal owner of the original Mounteineer and. prominent ilton, Ohio; D. E. Morgan, agsistant cashier of the. Citizens Bank, Nevade Oity; Fred Searle, attorney, Nevada Oity; J. M. Duke of the Spring Valley Water Oompany ; W. T. Farrar, electrictan with the Will & Finck Oo,, Sen Francisco; G@. M. Henderson, capitalist and mining operator, New York; J, O. Campbell, min ing operator and manager, Nevada Oity. The officers ate: John Bender, president ; W. T. J. O. Campbell, manager. The consolidation of claims include a stretch of ccuntry fally three miles Jong, running in a taineer. Manager Oampbell has a drifte south. Ina short time he will begin driving the 400 level south throagh the chain of claims, and tap one of them at a depth of 700 feet, this part of tha State, and that it will APPRECIATED GIFTS or happy to receive on his birthday chaine. thus making an effective drain tunnel. Farrer, vice-president ; J. M. Dake, : secretary; D. E. Morgan, treasurer ;. @ the various . } southerly direction from the Moun2 number of men engaged fn ufwatereS ing the Mountaineer and clearing. & the four bundred end seven hundred] ar cae H. O. SMITH . DENTIST . MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. The New Rain-Proof?Cloth for OV SECOATS Oravenette garments are rain‘tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality ie permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and desigtis of these goods. M ORRISON y2itiis'c0 Mer chant Tailor PP LADO LAT OOP HOTA sciateaminacl — What would make thayoun man--or father either, for that matter — more proud one of our handsome watches and We have them at all prices from $1.50 ap. We have a big stock of Olocks algo, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate holiday gifts for ladies or gentlemen. Oail in and see. (A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductionea in prices on all of our goods, .Great Reduction in Qloaks and Furs. Great Redaction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, eto. ROS Call and get our prices. Samples sent on application CHAS.H. EDDY, Manager.a DNDID i We have a fresh stock of . everything in the grocery line at our store. Try Cie -o« N PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT,\ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible gw iy a bottle of Shasta Water with your uaoday Dinner, { Tue Bee tive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ACME OF PERFECTION IN FOUNTAIN PEN CONSTRUCTION QUAKER CITY SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN No Dirt, Blots or Spilled Ink Fountain Pen Perfection, The Quaker City Self-Filling Foun. tain Pen Fills Itself and Thereby Only fountain pen that never spills ink, never inks the fingers, needs no filler, can be filled from Firemen, Attention ! Fills a Long Felt Want. Free Prees. Any reliable time saver i: eagerly welcomed by the modern business man. Probably the most fercefal illustra/ tion of this condition of.things {n re( cent years was the enthusiasm wi'h . missions and the selections rendered . . proved as pleasing as ever, Admis. The members of the Nevada Oity sion—15, 25 and 35 cents. . Fire Department are requested to meet . : : at Pennayslvanis Engine house this) (Tuesday) evening, January 5, 1904, at . Amount Sf the illness of bis son. any inkwell, anywhere! For business ‘men, students, schoolchildren---all who use a pen. This afternoon Marshal Shearer was notified that a man was lying in the street near the Oatholic church, and from all appearances he was insensible from a fit. The officer found such to be the fact,and he cared for the ~ *@e --\ NS ¥ and ten parts meal is pepper. Schilling’s Best and poor fellow, who ie an inmate of the Couaty Hospital. oe For that thirst try a cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. BORN. In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Cal., January 2, 1904, to the wife of 7:30 o’clook. Business of importance, By order of A. K. SNELL, Chief Engineer. —<--8 0-2 Wo. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, nakes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can denend that they are mixed properly. Seepage nae See All kinds of nice Drin ks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert wixologist at Britland’s. tf Richard Phillips, a daughter. The SNELL & FLEMING stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and Carpets which was SOLD BY THE Laces, Mattin SHERIFF T e Want and [lust Dispose of The store will be closed all day Tuesday to unable us . TO MARK THE PRICES DOWN ednesday, the 6th of January, — the Big Closing Out Sale. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS $ Paid In. . The following sums of money were, . paid into the Oounts Treasury for the . . month just closed: Ed. E. Hill, $18 09; . Pacquale Isolts, $29.74; Catherine E, . Johnson, $11.20; North Banner Coon. . , Tuonel Oo., $17 25; H.R Walker, $10 ; . . F L. Arbogast, $872.95; 0. J. Miller, . . $17.60; Daniel Ooughlan, $11.98; W. . E. Rodgers, $21.60; H. J. Wright, . $8946 29; L. E. Armetrong,50 cents; . . W. H. Gill, $1990; Ed Ryan, $12 40; J. @. O'Neill, $16; G. W. Lucas, $8.05; ' FB. W. Taylor, $25 ; John Webber, $25; ' . 8. J. Peard, $284,265 ; Gewrge Coughlin, . $5; C.J Miller, $23;B J. Frank, $10 . + ©@e + . } How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars re-} ward for any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, . J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable ipo all . business transactions and financially able to oarry out any obligations made . by their firm. . West & Truax, . Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wapimna, Krnnan & Marvin, : Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken interne, ally, actlog directly upon the blood! and mucous surfaces of the svstem. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. —t 9Oe Commences!) CASTORIA For Infants and Children. 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ye iiaiiaeaieeeaiaianeiiaa SHE TRANSCRIPTS. ASH METI lly Record of the ' Doings of Our: People. » Brovy ia here from the Bay. }. Hall, R. Penry and N. Barf Sacramento arrived here on prnoon train. ; Rich and wife of Oakland are y @ visit, f; Coxhead and N. D. Ohamber‘San Francisco are here on minReiness. } 3. Fischer is over from Colgate. tyman left this morning for San aco. = Fogarty is over from Birch. Love, M. D. Wallen and D. ‘L. on are here from San Francieco. ce Clark of Sacramento is here . bis grandmother, Mrs. M. Pof Factory street. ¥ Hampel is with us again, §. Lyno and H. E. Averell came fhe morning train from the Bay. 'Powers is down from the Delhi Oharles Moore of Piety Hill is sick list. ‘ Hyde of Oakland is visiting here ignest of his friend, H. L. Huntles H. Cooper bas gone to San isco, where he may remain. . Frances Power has re'urned E visit to the Bay cities. Hiam Colley is recovering from sent illness. tand Mrs. A. Maltman will arom Sean. Franctsco this evening. rge Clemo, who was badly inIn the Merrifield mine recently, Ling along nicely. : ® May Martin has returned from fto San Francisco. She was acAnied home by ber cousin, Miss aAs. “Dorothy Valantine, who has Hding the Berkeley High arriva here this evening home with her mother, alantine, n of J, Garibaldi {fe quite . { x * . * . * * BRKAKF EK t, the millmap, went up to today. Byrne’s son is recovering ness, le came up from Stockton n route to Washington. E. Howell came up from co last night and went to North San Juan today. rill arrived here from San blast evening and left for the bn district this morning. Snell returned from Arihome at You Bet last Suna3 apparently improved ip t shortly afterwards his oonme worse. He suffering bma. : Hill came down from the mine this morning and left bon train for San Francisco, ise to atelegram informing * * « * ‘% * -M * * DAILY LOGALNOTES Ci, IMIDE Of Happenings of Interest in and Around This Section. . The revival meeting held in the M. E. Church last evening waa well attended end spiritually much good was accomplished. The services are to be continued all week, Saturday excepted. A new window snd a stove have been put in at the Piety Hill fire house and No. 5 can now hold comfortable meetings in the future. ‘ The following officers were last evening installed by Queen City Lodge, No 169, United Moderns: Mrs. O. E. Walling, P. O.; Mrs. M. L. Breed, O.; Josephine Schwartz, R.; Mrs. Ida B. Schwartz, O.; J. M. Walling, R. and F.; Mrs, E. Isaac, G.; Mrs, O, Black, Warden; Mrs. G. M. Monro, Watchman; MesdamesI B. Schwartz, G. M. Monro and O. Black, Trustees, After the installation the lodge members indulged in a social bour or two, in the course of which refreshments were served. i Court Garfleld, No. 9, Foresters of America, last evening installed their officers as follows for the ensuing term: P.O. R., Ernest Avery; O. BR, Simon Hieronimus Jr.; 8.0. R., R. J. Thomas; Treasurer, Abel N. Delbridge; Finanolal Secretary, William Sandow; Recorder, R, J. Ronchi; 8. W., Fred Thomas; ¥. W., Leo. Charonnat; 8. B., William Hcokiog J.B., Frank King; Trustee, T. I, Osborne; Lecturer, J. D Coughlan; Physician, Cc. L. Maller; Draggists, W. D\Vinton and H, Dickerman. John Delbridge, District Grand Obief Ranger, and William M. Avery, Grand Herald, were the installing officers. The lodge celebrated ite twenty-fifth anniversary last night by partaking of refreshments and indalging in @ social time, ‘ ‘There are about two feet of snow ketween Moores Flat and (Graniteville two places was made on runners. Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, No. 16, I.O. O. F., will confer the third degree this evening. The newly-elected officers will alao be installed. The railroad track from the depot to the round house is being ballasted and put in good repair. ° Jas. B. Treadwell’s on Nevada street, The number is West 42. : Attention ie directed to the new advertisement of Rosenberg Brothers in this evening’s TransoniT. They call special notice to their big clearance eale now on. A _ great reduction in prices has been made, and a general invitation is extended to call and exame the fine line of goods included in the sale. The mercury was away down in the thermometers around town this morning. In some places, it is said, the lowest mark for the season was reached. The inquest cver the remaine of Joseph Heather, who was killed in the Ceniral Shaft at Grass Valley, will be held tomorrow evening at seven o’clock. Had a Fil. and yesterday the trips between the! A telephone has byan.installad. at . 5 LJ f At Redding on Sunday, Miss Dolores Avery, daughter of William Avery of this city, was married to Mederic Brouillard of that place, ~ The Nevada. City Boys’ Band has elected the following officers for. the coming ‘year: President, H. Lord, treasurer, G. Merrill; librarian, H. Wright; secretary, F. Hofman ; janitor, E. Veal. The band is in a flourshing condition. Company O held its regular monthly meeting last night. The greater part of the evening was spent in drilling and instructions were given in the use of the new guns. The company decided to drill every night this week, in order to be well up in tactics for the coming inspection, The first anniversary-ofthe -Shakespeare Olub will be celebrated by having a gentlemen’s night at the home of Mrs. W. F. Englebright. Each lady belovging to the club is entitled to invite one gentleman. A laughable farce will be given, which will be followed by a fine musical program. A Good Showing. Yesterday City Clerk Sid. J, Peard completed the semi-annual report, which will be submitted by Mayor O. W. Chapman of the Board of City Trustees. The report embodies a great deal of work on the part of Mr. Peard and is one of the most comprehensive and best arranged yet given to the public. It goes back as far as 1898 and among other things shows that the city’s present indebtedness is $901 01. The statement in full is as follows: RECEIPTS Water collections for six months, $7,623 91. Licenses collected, $1,888. Taxes‘collected, $8,452 84. Miscellaneous collections, $27 62 Total, $17,487 87. DISBURSEMENTS, General fund, $17;158 97. Fire fund, $904 41. Library fund, $825. Total, $18 888 88: : In August, 1908, two sewer. bonds were paid, amounting to $700; conpons amouating-to $2,527 ; total, $8,227. were paid, amounting to $1,500; coupons amounting to $2,670; total, $4,170. There is still due on the water fund $830, which makes the total to be paid in water bonds for 1908, $4,500. The amount of water bonds issued in 1898 were $57,000, of which amount the following has been paid to date: Principal, $7,500; interest, $18,840; total, $26,840. The total amount of sewer bonds issued was $28,000. Of this amount $8,500 have been paid in principal and $5,145 in coupons, making a total of $8,645. There are still warrants outstanding to the amount of $8,492 56, payable August Ist. The indebtedness of the city to date is $901 01. In Degember, 1903, two water bonds'. The Ervin Blunkall Co. Makes Good Impression Last Evening. The great military comedy, “Qapt. 'Impudente,’’ was’ produced at the Nevada Theater last night by the Ervin Blunkall Company to a fair-sized audience. It was the initial appearance of the company here, and if last aight’s performance is any criterion we are to be treated for the rest of the week to some high-class and meritable productions by a clase of artists who without the shadow of «# doubt form one of the best repertoire troupes that have visited this section. There is not a “stick” in the bunch, each and every one taking their part in a clean-cut, free and easy style,.and devoid of that distress 80 often marked with various aA ~~ combinations appearing here in tbe past. The essentials of the cast are a smattering of the humorous intermingling with the emotional, and all centering in the spirited aud stirring war drama that causes the heart to flutter and the soul to stir with the patriotism that but needs the spark . to kindle intoflame the burning love of one’s home and country. In addition to the play a specialty in the way of jig dancing was given by Bert Walters, late of the Keith vaudeville circult. To say that this feature was ap-. preciated we need only to remark that . the youpg man was roundly encored . and forced to repeat to the eminent . . satisfaction of the house, . Thies evening the company will pre-) leet “Shamus O’Brien,” the great . . Irish dramas, a cast that should pack . the theater in recognition of a most, {excellent company und popular prices . . Wild’s orchestra furnished the mu-! . aic for the scoompaniments and 'aterNEW MOUNTAINEER A Big Enterprise In‘}menafactarer aid contractor, of Ham. corporated Under Laws of Arizona. . The Mountaineer Gold Mines Company of this city has been incorporated under the laws of Arizona. The capital stock is fixed at $1,200,000 and the par valuevof the shares is $1 each, J.C. Campbell, the well known mining man, has been instrumental in bringing this big enterprise about, and he deserves great credit for his indefatigable efforts in the matter. When the fact is considered that the new corporation includes the following claims: Mountaineer, Walrath,

Fortuna, Dodo, Live Yankee, Orleans and Orleans Extension some idea can be formed as to its magnitade. It fs reyond donubt.one of the most extensive enterprises consummated in io @ short. th prove es success goes without saying. In fact tier te ab. question as to it being placed on ® good paying basis and altimately turn Quantities of the precious Pas out ‘large Jobn Bender, principal owner of the original Mounteineer and. prominent ilton, Ohio; D. E. Morgan, agsistant cashier of the. Citizens Bank, Nevade Oity; Fred Searle, attorney, Nevada Oity; J. M. Duke of the Spring Valley Water Oompany ; W. T. Farrar, electrictan with the Will & Finck Oo,, Sen Francisco; G@. M. Henderson, capitalist and mining operator, New York; J, O. Campbell, min ing operator and manager, Nevada Oity. The officers ate: John Bender, president ; W. T. J. O. Campbell, manager. The consolidation of claims include a stretch of ccuntry fally three miles Jong, running in a taineer. Manager Oampbell has a drifte south. Ina short time he will begin driving the 400 level south throagh the chain of claims, and tap one of them at a depth of 700 feet, this part of tha State, and that it will APPRECIATED GIFTS or happy to receive on his birthday chaine. thus making an effective drain tunnel. Farrer, vice-president ; J. M. Dake, : secretary; D. E. Morgan, treasurer ;. @ the various . } southerly direction from the Moun2 number of men engaged fn ufwatereS ing the Mountaineer and clearing. & the four bundred end seven hundred] ar cae H. O. SMITH . DENTIST . MASONIC BUILDING PINE STREET NEVADA GITY, GAL. The New Rain-Proof?Cloth for OV SECOATS Oravenette garments are rain‘tight, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. The water-proof quality ie permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and desigtis of these goods. M ORRISON y2itiis'c0 Mer chant Tailor PP LADO LAT OOP HOTA sciateaminacl — What would make thayoun man--or father either, for that matter — more proud one of our handsome watches and We have them at all prices from $1.50 ap. We have a big stock of Olocks algo, and several other articles from which you could select appropriate holiday gifts for ladies or gentlemen. Oail in and see. (A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street GREAT ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE To make room for our immense stock of goods that is coming from the East for spring, we are making great reductionea in prices on all of our goods, ..Great Reduction in Qloaks and Furs.. Great Redaction in Blankets Great Redaction in Comforters Great Reduction in Dress Goods Great Reduction in Tennis Flannels, eto. ROS Call and get our prices. Samples sent on application CHAS.H. EDDY, Manager.a DNDID i We have a fresh stock of . everything in the grocery line at our store. Try Cie -o« N PEEL, RAISINS, CURRANTS, CITRON, MINCE MEAT,\ETC., ETC. We aim to keep only the best and sell as ow as possible gw iy a bottle of Shasta Water with your uaoday Dinner, { Tue Bee tive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ACME OF PERFECTION IN FOUNTAIN PEN CONSTRUCTION QUAKER CITY SELF-FILLING FOUNTAIN PEN No Dirt, Blots or Spilled Ink Fountain Pen Perfection, The Quaker City Self-Filling Foun. tain Pen Fills Itself and Thereby Only fountain pen that never spills ink, never inks the fingers, needs no filler, can be filled from Firemen, Attention ! Fills a Long Felt Want. Free Prees. Any reliable time saver i: eagerly welcomed by the modern business man. Probably the most fercefal illustra/ tion of this condition of.things {n re( cent years was the enthusiasm wi'h . missions and the selections rendered . . proved as pleasing as ever, Admis. The members of the Nevada Oity sion—15, 25 and 35 cents. . Fire Department are requested to meet . : : at Pennayslvanis Engine house this) (Tuesday) evening, January 5, 1904, at . Amount Sf the illness of bis son. any inkwell, anywhere! For business ‘men, students, schoolchildren---all who use a pen. This afternoon Marshal Shearer was notified that a man was lying in the street near the Oatholic church, and from all appearances he was insensible from a fit. The officer found such to be the fact,and he cared for the ~ *@e --\ NS ¥ and ten parts meal is pepper. Schilling’s Best and poor fellow, who ie an inmate of the Couaty Hospital. oe For that thirst try a cool, sharp glass of beer at Britland’s. BORN. In Nevada Oity, Nevada county, Cal., January 2, 1904, to the wife of 7:30 o’clook. Business of importance, By order of A. K. SNELL, Chief Engineer. —<--8 0-2 Wo. Britland at bis saloon on Broad street, nakes a specialty of Fazoy Drinks, and you can denend that they are mixed properly. Seepage nae See All kinds of nice Drin ks that will suit the taste manufactured by an expert wixologist at Britland’s. tf Richard Phillips, a daughter. The SNELL & FLEMING stock of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, and Carpets which was SOLD BY THE Laces, Mattin SHERIFF T e Want and [lust Dispose of The store will be closed all day Tuesday to unable us . TO MARK THE PRICES DOWN ednesday, the 6th of January, — the Big Closing Out Sale. COME EARLY AND SECURE BARGAINS $ Paid In. . The following sums of money were, . paid into the Oounts Treasury for the . . month just closed: Ed. E. Hill, $18 09; . Pacquale Isolts, $29.74; Catherine E, . Johnson, $11.20; North Banner Coon. . , Tuonel Oo., $17 25; H.R Walker, $10 ; . . F L. Arbogast, $872.95; 0. J. Miller, . . $17.60; Daniel Ooughlan, $11.98; W. . E. Rodgers, $21.60; H. J. Wright, . $8946 29; L. E. Armetrong,50 cents; . . W. H. Gill, $1990; Ed Ryan, $12 40; J. @. O'Neill, $16; G. W. Lucas, $8.05; ' FB. W. Taylor, $25 ; John Webber, $25; ' . 8. J. Peard, $284,265 ; Gewrge Coughlin, . $5; C.J Miller, $23;B J. Frank, $10 . + ©@e + . } How’s This? . We offer One Hundred Dollars re-} ward for any case of Catarrh that can. not be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F, . J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe bim perfectly honorable ipo all . business transactions and financially able to oarry out any obligations made . by their firm. . West & Truax, . Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Wapimna, Krnnan & Marvin, : Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O, Hall’s Catarrb Cure is taken interne, ally, actlog directly upon the blood! and mucous surfaces of the svstem. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. —t 9Oe Commences!) CASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Biggar we which the fountain pen was greeted, [f seemed to mean the saving of so 1nuch time and annoyance for so many people that its sale wae simply pbenominal, But the fountain pen was not by apy mesens perfect aod its users soon discovered that the bother was only concentrated, instead of being dispensed with. The finest fountalo pen would write indifferently well as long as there was ink in it but, when that gave out basy man had to stop, anscrew au inky c+p, bunt around fora filler and the particular ink recommended by the manufactarers of that particular pen and so on through a long process of annoyance, The maoufacturere of the Quaker City Self-¥illing Fountain Pen have overcome all this bother aud produced a practical writing tool which ie as easy to use as if one were simply writiog with tbe filler needed for the old peo. There is nothing to anecrew, nothing to equirt, nothing to loge or get ont of order. Its constriction is simple and substantial end the operation of filling it 80 simple that you wonder nobody thought of it before. It is merely neceseary to dip the pen pressing it sligbtly, lift ap as us aod go on writing. Its capacity is no less than the béthersome kind. We feel that we are not over-praising the Quaker Oity Self-Filling Fountain Pen when we saw that it represents the cme of fountain pen achlevement. Seventy Dollars a Gross to Wholesalers ~ QUAKER CITY FOUNTAIN PEN CO. used. 812 Drexel Building PHILADELPHIA, PA. USED IN LEADING BUSINESS HOUSES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY Costs $1.00 Looks as well and works far better than any high-priced Pen on the market. order, doesn’t write by fits and starts. Built simply and well, lasts long and writes perfectly all the time. Tt Cost $3700 to Perfect. Protected by Patents. $1 Brines It To Your Door Money refunded and no questions asked if you are not ENTIRELY SATISFIED As far ahead of the old-fashioned fountain pen as the modern one is ahead of the quill. Doesn’t get out of > 812 Drexel ° Buildi: No syringe ities Phila Pa. Enclosed find one dollar for which send me by return mail Quaker City Self-Filling Fountain Pen. one UV GLb sos nes: Address .