January 7, 1901 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Exoopld AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN 6 CALEINSG. TERMBOF, BUBSORITTION : By Mail, + + $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B MONDAY.,... 7, ¥901 Editorial Notes. Mr. Harmeworth of England, advocates the syndicate newspaper, owned by one big Gorporation and published simultaneously in many parts. of the world. Ife said its powers to -expose fraud and wickedness would be illimitable. Perhaps so, but how would it be if the wicked should get: control of it? Hes Oom Paul’s absence served to give the rank and file a chance? 7 Have you sworn off for the century yet? Anyone who wants to,know how thie country came to p 0} such football players shuuld go to observe a bargain day rush. He would then urderstand from what-Spartan mothers they desended. A Mississip,i mob Ifnched the wrong man the other day. But then, they say the d—d scoundrel was black, anyway, so what did it matter. Skim milk, it has been learned, ir more valuable for use in paper making than for selling to city people at cream prices. This fact should be brought tc the attention of the miikman. If the Supreme Court should taka the altcgether unexpected und bighls . improbable course of deciding that the Constitution bas been ex'ended to the colonies by the Spanish treaty, a very grave condition will be presented. Just what will be done, cannot yet be said, but it is safe to trust the si' uation to the Républican party with thé certainty that it will do the very best thing possible. aS PO eee ee LODGE INSTALLATIONS _—-— The Reb:ccah and Knights of Sherwood Forest Enjoy Themselves, The newly elec'ed officers of Nev: Rebeccah lodge were installed Saturday night by: Mrs, Grant of Rough and Ready, D» D G. M. A banquet was served aud a good time bad by all prer, ent. Following are the officers installed: Mrs. Mélissa Janet Falter, P. G; Miss Grace Eddy,’ N. G.; Miss Kate Kinkead, V. G; Miss Adeline Hothersall, R.S; Mss. Lulu Jones, 8.; Mrs. ‘Litlie Hitchens, Rk. S.N.G ‘ Miss Mary Hoskens, L. S. N: G.; Miss Minnie Kinkead, R.S V. 3; Miss Minnie Tredinnick, L 8. V.G.; Mrs. C Walling, Chaplain; Mrs. Ksther Tre maine, I. G.; Charles ‘Tredinnick, O G, Frank May. as D. D.S. C., installed the fol!owing officers. of Gartield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, 8, urday night: Wm Avery, P.(.; A. E Hawke, Commander; ‘ly J. Sandow, V C.;D. A Dauily, Adjutant; Geo. Bond, P.M.; John Kendrick, F. L.; T. J Coughlan, S. L ; Richard Gilbert, 8. W,; A. Renfree, F. S ; Vivian Stevens, 8. S.; Sam Renfree, M. A‘ Wm. Sandow Trustee; Wm. Avery, Captain. eo + — “A BREBZY TIME,” "A Fine Comedy-Drama to be Presented Here Tonight, = It is Said that Fi zand Webster's “A Breezy Time” which will be seen at the thea‘er here this evening basa tittte + more excuse for existence than. most comedies. {t bas a comprehensive 8 ory, and although the story does no tuke up by all means the time occupied by the production, it fur tishes very good rack upon: which to hang clever specia'ties that the varicus per formers introduce ‘There are three acis, and the plot is so light that it is hardly worth menticning, although each uct has been happily impregnatea with everything (bat is pew and up-to date, including music, songs, dances and other Spegialties. The manager: of this compagg. have always been upto-date in oan. the latest novelties for their prodtictiong. ‘There will bee grand cake-walk by the.whole company. There are about twenty in the company and each one is daid to be 8 Starin his or her part: They arrived here last evening and if present iudi cations are true they will be greeted by a large audience this evening. Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectioaery store. ————_~+ Installation Tomorrow Night. The newly elected officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., will be installed tomorrow evening by James C. Tyrrell of Grass Valley, who is District Deputy Grand President of the Order. and a general good time had. —_— + oes Wi ather Prediction. 4 ~-—The San Francisco Weather Bureau predicis fair weather tonight and prob ably showers tomorrow, ¥ F. . jars. A program will be rendered. (MPORTANT. SOUIBS. {texas That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Sa -Lunch -Longues, just received at.Sigouruey’s, Ban comely event of the seasén will “\ Breezy Time,” at the Theatre toait For first-class plumbing go to Howell. tf A boaster.is next door neighbor to 4 liar. if Music, the latest songs snd dances abcuadin “A Breezy Time,” at the Theutre tonight.” Fresh currants, raisins and citron jast in at Sigourney’s. tf The present grief is of the first mag nitude. At the Ladies Whist Club Saturday . aftermoon, at the home of Mrs. J. M Hadley, Mrs. E. A. Moore won the first prize and Miss Mae Martin the second. Tf you want a good carpet cheap go to Snell & Fleming’s. tf Vanity is sometimes cured by oy Da a photograph taken. » StGeorge Vineyard—Claret, Sherry and Reisling wines, at Scadden's. ! A sure cure for the blues—“ A Breezy ‘Time” at the Theatre tonight. Carton (Maine) brand Sweet Corn, at Scadden’s. , 'The back of a clock, like some men, always behind time. Pickled pig’s feet, mince meat in balk and fresh walnuts just received at T. W. Sigourney’s, re Never mention your. own faults ; others will attend to it for you. Selected Queen Olives in jars—the finest.in the land. At Scadden’s. Read Charley Muilloy’s new adver ‘isement io another colamn and ‘see what he has to say about groceries, Sauerkrout, in bulk, at Scadden’s. D isa very usetul letter because it turns the rain into drain. Lady Adams Tomatoes, at Scadden’s. Tomales, in Guns—they’re “Just fine for an evening lunch. Try them. Can be had at Phil Scadden’s. Many a man by virtue of his ancestry. is only the shadow of a mighty name. Hot Beef Tea and Clam Bouillon, at Tegler’s confectionery store. The average man gives advice by the gallou and accepts it by the spoonful. Harry Brown, the colored man who rom Truckee, with his throat cnt from sar toear byaman named Reynolds, s getting along well, and it will not be iong before he will be ready foranother -crap. If you suffer with chilblaius use Or Lane’s chilblain remedies. It gives quick relief. Vinton sells it. An artful woman can make some uen sane or insane, wise or foolish, at will, ‘The finest and freshest stock of can goods ever brought to this city just unpacked at Phil Scadden’s. Ii you associate with devils during cur waking hours you need not expect ingels torvisit you in your dreams. Lehbr’s Nevada City fresh fruit, in At Scadden’s. : The grest storm tended:to. bring ,.up be crops in the. agricultural sections 1nd incidentally encouraged the raising of skirts, if yon should desire anything in-the tiuking line you sbould call at, the Grotto. It is the most ‘popular resort a town and you: are always given fair treatment. tf You can always tellan old bachélor they holda baby. The old bachelor . keeps his arm outside the clothes. ). 4 1ything inthe tobacco line. ” tf Don’t be eternally picking at your wife. Both lives are made a hell by joing it. All kinds of Jellies, in Jars, at Phil scudden’s. County Assessor H. C, Schroeder :¢sterday brought up te the County Hospital H O. Gibson of Rough and Ready. Mr. Gibson is qnite «ill with eart disease. He hag resided at that Jace but.ashort. time.bsaving come, cnere from Tulare county. Highest grade cima te Extracts, : at 3:adden’s. ] » ee iolari aud W. Andrewsdeft.;es‘erday ‘{terno.n for You Bet Station. They so down to work in Dr. Bashnell’s (iar'z mine, near that plese. The uine is a good one anda 15-stamp mill is kept in operation day and night. Yousbould ase L noline Cold Cream 1 the skin during this cold winter vexther. Vinton sel.s it at 25 cents. The public can procure fine raspverry and strawberry plants from T. d. Lehr at all times. n28-tf — Five barrels of the nicest mince meat sver brought into this market just reucived at P. G.Scadden’s. tf For cold storage meats. go to Grissel Brces.” and you are sure to get the best. The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer corneetions. Howell does the best of work ud he. will treat you with fairpess. tf. Boneless bone Bnig sendy . for age . at Svadden’s. Che hugging man is still. getting in his work. Ladies, be on guard when you go out alone in~the evening. If gon kill him everyhody will; say that you,did the proper thing at the proper time, —_ = For Rent.aud sin, marble wash stand and lights. A most desirable location, i v doors above Episcopal church. electric ‘Pw was brought to the © unty Hospita) . ” Charles Hartm in, L D. Nihell, f A eix-room cottage with porcelain: bat): . 4: nd a married man apart ‘by the “Way . . . . Callon Ed Schmidt.when you want . That Se oe ee Seen ae 4 rived here last evening from eisce. a 5 PERSONAL Pt POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the of the Doings of Both Old and Young, Miss Mary Garibaldi came down from Downieville Saturday and left yesterday fo* San Francisco. ‘Saperintendeht L. L Myers and family came over from North Bloomfleld Saturday. Charles Eastin, who bas bees dangerously ill, was able tu sit up today. Ed. Dobbie and W. Mobley returned thi¢ morning to North Bloomfield. Geo. B. Finnegan returned yesterday from Truckee. Wm. Browning and son returnei Saturday from “@ trip to Maryeville. Supervisor A. Woods came over from North San Jaan this morning.:A. Kabn of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Miss Maggie Joyee of San Francisce, who has been here on a visit. to her sis« ters, M:s. J. E. Carr and Miss Nellie Joyce, return 'd home this morning, P. Kitelman came down from Sierra city yesterday. GC. Knowtlow of San Francisco is at the Union Hotel. Carl Hicks, who has been to Sn Francisco on a visit, returned last evening. Frank Golden arrived here last evenfrom Reno. Supervisor John Fay came over from Truckee last evening. A. Hopingerand Cbas. Veraline arFran: H. Bonnastell.of San Mateo is here on mining business. Albert Mooser of North Bloomfield was here last night on his way hone -frem San Francisco. F. Benard of San Francisco is here on @ visit. H. Ledener of San Francisco is in town. Howard Naffziger re‘urned to Berkeley yesterday to resume his studies Mies Daisy Eastin returned yester‘day to San Francisco. Miss May Hartman left yesterday for San Francisco. J>bn Schmidt left yesterday for San Francisco to visit friends. Miss Gertrude Schmidt returned yesterday to. Woodland tc resume her studies. lll AN INNOCENT MICROBE. 4 microbe sailing through the air one day na lazy, listless sort of a way Mused to himself as he loafed along, And this was the gist of his microbe song: ‘lt oceyrs to me, and ft think I’m right For hé was a philosophical mite), “That in this fair world it’s given to all dome life work to do, be he great or small, ‘And whatever job a stern fate may send You've got to hustle to keep up your end.” Then smiling a smile in his innocent way, He quietly sailed through a field of hay. When thei horny handed sons of that farm liad raked over that hay and stored their barn, They ecased from their work, from its toil and strife, And fought hay fever the rest of their life. Yhen he paused awhile where the south blows $nd breathed his sweet breath on abi wind A 816 EVENT. The Progresssive Ladies Believe in Havying a Good Time. Progressive Whist Club propose to have a gala time. They have chartered Dan Baker’s big bus, “the Queen,” drawn by four horses, and will make the rounds of “I'en Courses.” Between each course they will ride around the town fora half hour in order to get themselves in good trim. for “the next.” If they don’t have the best time of their lives then it will not be their fault. Not a man, .except the driver of the our in-band, will be allowed.to come anywhere nea: them. The following is a list of the good things to be disposed of, and the places where the table will be set according to program: OYSTERS 1. At Mrs. Hadley’s home—Mrs. J. Hadley and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth. souP 2. At Miss Minnie Brand’s home— Miss E Moore and Miss Minnie Brand FISH & 3. At Mrs. F, Zeitler’s—Mrs. J. Cairnsand Mrs. F. Zeitler. ae ENTREES 4. At Mrs. W. D. Vinton’s— Mrs. W. D. Vinton and Miss Lizzie Keenan. TURKEY DINNER 5. At Mes. Geo. Legg’s—Mrs. Legg, Mrs. R.\Noell, Miss N. McArthur and Miss O. Gaylord. FROZEN PUNCH 6. AtI. J. Rolfe’s—Mrs. Belle Douglass and Miss W. Mulloy. SALAD 7. At Mrs. H. Dckerman’s—Mrs. Dickerman aud Miss Gertrude Goyne. DESSERT aud Miss Rogers. FRUIT and Miss Mary Hook. : ICE CREAM AND WHIST 10. ‘At Mrs. J. Colley and Miss Mae Martin. Ee tleman’s drink. An Ingenious Toper. ed to go on the stage. saw a man passing. Calling him up to the door, he pushed some money through a crack and in structed him to go to the public house at the opposite corner and procure a pint of gin and a clay pipe, promising to reward him for his trouble. The man did as directed, and when he returned with the articles, the actor told him to put the stem of the pipe through the keyhole and pour the gin earefully into the bowl. These instructions the accommodat ing individual also followed, and the result was that when the manazer called_to-notify_him of his turn te found him fm a very happy frame of mind, to add to his fame ag an actor.—Iondon Tit-Bits. : { rose, A youth and fair maid chanced to pass near by; The youth plucked the flower with a blush and sigh. : Now they snuffie and sneeze from morn to morn} . Sursing the day that that rose cold was born, And every year at a certain time , They pack up their ‘‘duds’’ fer @ northern clime. The next thing he spied was an orchard fair As he floated on through the balmy air. A boy rushed from school on his homeward route, And his eager eye caught ‘ha ripening fruit. His impromptu flight to the shining stare. As he buzzed along toward the setting sun He thought to-himeelf of the work he'd done And gently remarked, ‘as upward he whirled, ‘‘After all, I’ve. made some noise in the world.” Then murmidired with animalculish glee, ‘*‘What a racket I’d made were I sized like a fica!” —Chicago Times-Herald. ‘ Timely Criticism, “It does-seem. strange, Emma. that with 17 clocks in the house given to us as wedding presents you are never ready on time!’’—Lustige Blatter. . Aceording to the Rules. A visitér'in Paris was seated at a ta ible in ore: of the high priced restau fants In the: exhibition grounds think wg of various things as he read over the bill of fare and observed the prices “Thunder!” he exclaimed. to the wait er. “Haven’t.you any conscience at all in this place?’’ — “Beg pardon,” replied the haught) Jservitor. » *Haven't' \you, any. conscience—con sclence—conscience? Don't you under stand?” The waiter. picked up the bill of far ind began lovkiug over it. “. don't know if we ave or not. Li we have, it's on the bill; if we ain‘ vou've got to pay extra fer it. Them SP Pong, SS Some aleiste. --—— Ten million Wels: e*Analty is ex wuded iu Londen tor timbreilas. . ‘The egple there are. acenstomed to carry ep Ww euethe r itis raining or not and rr th yaw _ Notice to Creditors. N_ THE SUPERIOR’ COURT. OF TH# County of Nevada, State of California In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth L Jones, dece: aed, Es ate of E'izibeth Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given by ‘the undersigned. Executor. of the last will and testament of E zab th Jones, deceay to the ercditors o’ and all persons havin claims against the wate deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this wotice, to the 8° d executors, at the law office of J. M. Waling. Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of alifornia, the same being the lace for th transaction of the business of said estate in said County of Nevada. Dated January 7th, 3 D., 1901. UCY A. NOYES, ANDY B JONES, deceased. Next'Saturday afternoon the Lagiee’}* 8. At Mrs. J. Rogers’—Mrs. Rogers 9. At Mrs Wm. Floyd’:—Mrs. Floyd J. Colley Jr.’s—Mrs. Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is a gen4n eminent tragedian, given to intoxicants, was once locked up in a room at the rear of the theater to keep him in proper condition till he was callOne door of the compartment opened on'the street, and white looking through the keyhole he but not at all in a condition calculated ' Executors of the Estate of Elizabéth Tones, PENDLETON _ ELECTED SPEAKER, ae ———— a SACRAMENTO, Jan. aint the’ Republican caucus thi a morning Kelly of Oakland was elected Clenisuiaia, On balloting for Speaker of the House Pendleton reey ceived 38 votes, Anderson . 17. Two members were absent and two did not vote. Penilleton was ey elected _ Speaker. parts Sale. xb al hest Sader for tration -of a estate of wala at gable auction. tothe h gold coin of the p i day. the Sist oar annary, 1901, at ten o’clock a, m., at the front door of the urt House at Nevada Cty, Nevada ‘county, Calisareins <6 folowing real and personal property, to-w Possessory right in and to that eértain real property situate in Nevada Township, Nevada eownty California, known as and cailed the Ezra Towle Ranch, all the right, title and interest of said! estate in'and to the hk Hot 8. E \% of Section hid T. 16N, R9E., 1 Bugey. ¥s s Dead-axe Wagon. Dated ‘Jan. 7th, 1901. H. D. TOWLE, _. Administrator of the Estate’ of Sabra E. Towle, deceased, i NEUMDA # THEATER ber Ey 6, » January Tth. Untivalied, Com apany of Comedians in that Musisal Comedy Surprise, ‘. Ta TIME, Entirely Rewritten and Turned Up-to-Date .*. F ela oe tem ee ee ee a ee : .Intreducing our Distinct. . Novelties. Everything He, Novel and Original Two Hours and a a Half of Clean Fun Reservid Seats at Foley’ 8. an SORIRERS If you want to SEE W. E. JOHNSTON. ,_ Two doors above Brand and Hartusg Bros. Sports SEE OUR STOCK!BASE BALLS : —AND— Ty Froazrs Carpet Sweepe's and Dell args Are Suitable Presents for Girls. © GET OUR PRICES LEGG if SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Ss ng. ‘. Goods: Are nice Presents for. Boys. figd ‘they ao ‘. train dast a “bby private -. gercusly ill with Bright’s disease of the ¥ kidneys: But faint Hopes are’ eter States on Thurs. z 3 Sell Anything teed is}. Well Number 2 on the 15th inst, . & Ti fan Wo Stood Out at the Snow For Twenty-four Hours. A man who gives his name as Joseph Foley was brought to the County Hospital yesterday, from eee OS by al stable ‘ae i oe , oy aaa in the snow near the A snow stied . ’ west of . Bruckeo..He.had. been}. seen there by different people for nearly 48 houss. ‘The conductor notiand an at 11 t Stoakes of Cat Jol Silent Majority. Mrs. J. L. Stoakes of Colfax dlea atabout 8:30, o'clock Inst evening at {the home of her poe Mrs. Thos. print sour prs ago 8 from Colfax to this city and thing eG aye ou sre her: fering@, raphe edhe for e box’ ¢ nt Sut about: tbveled with a Lae ‘ make Ate ® sax! eo sd The man waS™ found -stending ane -View.-Hotel. Besides her busband, a his feet sunk ‘pertly in the. snaw. son, R.D. Brown, and two daughters \ which was fully twofeetdeep. He had. survive her. The daughters are Miss neither coat, hat nor covering for his. Mamie Stoskes of Qolfax, and Mre, hands. He was taken to Truckee and. Thomas Limnell of this city. given medical attention. His feet. The tuneral will take place to norwere almost frozen and he may yet. row morning at 11 o’clock ‘from St. lose them. He was very hungry and} Oanice , Catholic church, wih inte gulped down everything that was ment at Grass Valley. ' given, him. pie claims to be from Buffalo, New and is eboug.30 } Catttpact” Awarded. Superintendent Wm. Dunlap of the years old. baad mind ba! apparently unbalanced. ; SERS i. ar Lecompton thine hds awarded th con tract for erecting the building and in> stalling the new m chinery on his property, to Clirié, Weisenburger, the wellown millwright. The work will.be menced immediately and rushed as fast as posaible. » Today the Peale is belay cleared for the erection of a new 10-stamp mill ‘which will be pat he Ts immediately. Fd Mr. and Mrs. 0. B=O’Gonnor of » San Francisco arrived h on. the 5 o’clock d im mediately left] o } city, to! be at the bed a the lady’s father, Supervisor ¥'.M.-Pridgeon, who is danFor Lite Tasurance see T. B Gray. , 4, CLEAN UP SALE OF lA DIES’ WRAPPERS. . Sizes $2 to 40. Old price, $1.00; new . Size. 32 to’ 88. Old price $1.25; new Price 60. “Just fitteen of them left. . price Tbo. Just ten of thein left. LOT ‘IiItr. Tennis Flantiel. Size 82 td 40. “Oid Price $2.00; new price $1.25. Juat.12 left. ined for his recovery. gH LOT Iv. ernie Flannel. Size 24 ta 88. Old price ($2.25; new oxiee $1.60. Just 7 left. r Now, ladies, if you want a. bargain: in wrappers, don’t let thie one go by Come and see them today. ., One more cut in LADIES’ © 4ND JACKETS: We have just 14 of a. pert and do not Space to havé them loag. Better come today or you may lack Olé. old Drier 97 50; pew:Pprice $5. The good warm .kind. Well y see r Now, re this is the Niceet bargain yet: 8 doz. of Ladies’? Extra Heavy Fleece Lined Hose—fast black—all sizes. The old price was 25c; new price 15c a oi Keep y ur feet warm at a very little cost. lankets and Oumforters are going at redu prices and they are going ly. If you need anything of this kind you should see them. ane ladies, we want to see you come in and look around, See the many ood things ‘we 8 a, . eee : Gone sep Na? Respectfally,. i “ Maher <z co. Through the Shoes’ to the Feet + ++ And hen’ ‘througithe whole body. thes:thof Disease is often plainly marked. gr want to be happy and well don’t catch cold from wet feet. Wear a pair Fine ak ted oar ond ith gil set zon. Prices. Reasonable. 4. All kinds of Boots and Stices Hepaired at‘thort' notiee. The very. best material tisad. dnd all Work, gusranBOVEY ‘BROS: ewe Street. . The e Nevada County Oil Co. ‘ OLL—WE HAVE STRUCK—OIL, And‘are lowering our pumping g sping in Well Number One. ‘Will be drilling in * . Material and. supplies are en 1 route for tgee sche wells; en and we have ample fands to complete the same. ~ = BrOcCE, 75. CENTS A SHARE. » We're doing biisiiieed with money aud not with wind. ecaleas at Citizens Bank and see map: of Kern River field, whete our land is . me é ®% MokcaN: President. SHERMAN W. MARS President.W. B. BOBB, Secretary. ans ag — x. Lscea.xrcd: Sr. Son. Port and Sherry, 25¢, 50¢;:75¢ and $1 .0O per bottle. Old Jamaica. Rum for: i Omelet + ates your New ; Year dinner: . ; * Claret, 25, 50¢ and 75c¢ per bottle Fine Old, Reisling and Sauterne, “50d: (Liisemoce Val ley.) . Burgundy pee Cabernet, vets 4 Sse ivegeere Val-. yey) HEADQUARTERS FORthas Be TEGLER, » ; Commercial &t., opp. Tenner Block. fle nt pandies:. wuts, Oyster Ccekiatia, Hot Beef so) and Olam Buillon. scree ore TRANS VADA CITY tr, Tuan Tanuary Ast. _ Graham, ~ h well-know this city} was alare county, 0 , Miss Graham ‘Arbogast und 1 Pf of this city. In ig the Hanford. rly morning — , 1901, Mr.J. ¥ da May Grahan by Rev. 1. E Cumberland ty. The . th popul _ Mr. Tilton, 1 Dee's . prospe ‘well known in having-been ¢ rd. band for As an industri oubg man of one of our fai . known in Han his city for seve ter of J. A. Gral The wedding oc if Jos. Schnereg p the bride. O ives of the. con! resent to witne number of in waiting fo ‘Pacific depot, © flyer for San : with a shower with a larger s ns and good wik trip to the ci‘ }at Santa Cruz s re. Tilton will 1 jping at a home . ip home place. _————_+-0@e-+——— SUPERIOR Cl —_—_ bbe Business. Tra day's Sesslon pllowing busines on the Superior ’. T. Nilon, presidi te of Peter. Pure ed one week. ite of Harriet Oa pued one week. . ate of George H, Al setting aside the ise of the widow ar te of Elizabeth Jc ied. Lucy A. Ni ‘were appointed ex , Edward Gagin appointed appr lication of notice fe of Sabra E. To -of sale of réal of A. A. Whiter appointing Blan mioietratrix. EF V. 8. Rowen, E . Ross were app s vs. Sharp. ‘of demurrer : for Wednesday J gorge vs. W.D was entered a Plaintiff wa ‘to file amended + -2o-2— The Rainfa ainfall ‘at this oi for the m . For the seasor br OnI0, City OF ' > ivoas County, m J. OHENEY mal partner of th if Toledo, Ooi ,and that esi im’ of ONE HU ‘foreach and e hat cannot be c a CaTarrRH Ov: FRANK hed pefore me eet os this : A RW. OL is Catatrh Oure Boous surfaces testim: J. ONIN. es pO Justa F og is just a lelicacies carrie ird & Son: pnpeau Pure affe. preat, Sandwich hoo American . ee you have neve! whiskey, try it it is the best wi ;

THE TRANSCRIPT. Issaed Every Evening, Sundays Exoopld AT NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, BROWN 6 CALEINSG. TERMBOF, BUBSORITTION : By Mail, + + $6 Per Year By Carrier, 12 1-2c Per Week Delivered to any part of the city. TELEPHONE NO. 41. P. 0. BOX B MONDAY..,..... 7, ¥901 Editorial Notes. Mr. Harmeworth of England, advocates the syndicate newspaper, owned by one big Gorporation and published simultaneously in many parts. of the world. Ife said its powers to -expose fraud and wickedness would be illimitable. Perhaps so, but how would it be if the wicked should get: control of it? Hes Oom Paul’s absence served to give the rank and file a chance? 7 Have you sworn off for the century yet? Anyone who wants to,know how thie country came to p 0} such football players shuuld go to observe a bargain day rush. He would then urderstand from what-Spartan mothers they desended. A Mississip,i mob Ifnched the wrong man the other day. But then, they say the d—d scoundrel was black, anyway, so what did it matter. Skim milk, it has been learned, ir more valuable for use in paper making than for selling to city people at cream prices. This fact should be brought tc the attention of the miikman. If the Supreme Court should taka the altcgether unexpected und bighls . improbable course of deciding that the Constitution bas been ex'ended to the colonies by the Spanish treaty, a very grave condition will be presented. Just what will be done, cannot yet be said, but it is safe to trust the si' uation to the Républican party with thé certainty that it will do the very best thing possible. aS PO eee ee LODGE INSTALLATIONS _—-— The Reb:ccah and Knights of Sherwood Forest Enjoy Themselves, The newly elec'ed officers of Nev: Rebeccah lodge were installed Saturday night by: Mrs, Grant of Rough and Ready, D» D G. M. A banquet was served aud a good time bad by all prer, ent. Following are the officers installed: Mrs. Mélissa Janet Falter, P. G; Miss Grace Eddy,’ N. G.; Miss Kate Kinkead, V. G; Miss Adeline Hothersall, R.S; Mss. Lulu Jones, 8.; Mrs. ‘Litlie Hitchens, Rk. S.N.G ‘ Miss Mary Hoskens, L. S. N: G.; Miss Minnie Kinkead, R.S V. 3; Miss Minnie Tredinnick, L 8. V.G.; Mrs. C Walling, Chaplain; Mrs. Ksther Tre maine, I. G.; Charles ‘Tredinnick, O G, Frank May. as D. D.S. C., installed the fol!owing officers. of Gartield Conclave, Knights of Sherwood Forest, 8, urday night: Wm Avery, P.(.; A. E Hawke, Commander; ‘ly J. Sandow, V C.;D. A Dauily, Adjutant; Geo. Bond, P.M.; John Kendrick, F. L.; T. J Coughlan, S. L ; Richard Gilbert, 8. W,; A. Renfree, F. S ; Vivian Stevens, 8. S.; Sam Renfree, M. A‘ Wm. Sandow Trustee; Wm. Avery, Captain. eo + — “A BREBZY TIME,” "A Fine Comedy-Drama to be Presented Here Tonight, = It is Said that Fi zand Webster's “A Breezy Time” which will be seen at the thea‘er here this evening basa tittte + more excuse for existence than. most comedies. {t bas a comprehensive 8 ory, and although the story does no tuke up by all means the time occupied by the production, it fur tishes very good rack upon: which to hang clever specia'ties that the varicus per formers introduce ‘There are three acis, and the plot is so light that it is hardly worth menticning, although each uct has been happily impregnatea with everything (bat is pew and up-to date, including music, songs, dances and other Spegialties. The manager: of this compagg. have always been upto-date in oan. the latest novelties for their prodtictiong. ‘There will bee grand cake-walk by the.whole company. There are about twenty in the company and each one is daid to be 8 Starin his or her part: They arrived here last evening and if present iudi cations are true they will be greeted by a large audience this evening. Seats are now on sale at Foley’s confectioaery store. ————_~+ Installation Tomorrow Night. The newly elected officers of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., will be installed tomorrow evening by James C. Tyrrell of Grass Valley, who is District Deputy Grand President of the Order. and a general good time had. —_— + oes Wi ather Prediction. 4 ~-—The San Francisco Weather Bureau predicis fair weather tonight and prob ably showers tomorrow, ¥ F. . jars. A program will be rendered. (MPORTANT. SOUIBS. {texas That Should Interest Everybody— Something New Every Day. Sa -Lunch -Longues, just received at.Sigouruey’s, Ban comely event of the seasén will “\ Breezy Time,” at the Theatre toait For first-class plumbing go to Howell. tf A boaster.is next door neighbor to 4 liar. if Music, the latest songs snd dances abcuadin “A Breezy Time,” at the Theutre tonight.” Fresh currants, raisins and citron jast in at Sigourney’s. tf The present grief is of the first mag nitude. At the Ladies Whist Club Saturday . aftermoon, at the home of Mrs. J. M Hadley, Mrs. E. A. Moore won the first prize and Miss Mae Martin the second. Tf you want a good carpet cheap go to Snell & Fleming’s. tf Vanity is sometimes cured by oy Da a photograph taken. » StGeorge Vineyard—Claret, Sherry and Reisling wines, at Scadden's. ! A sure cure for the blues—“ A Breezy ‘Time” at the Theatre tonight. Carton (Maine) brand Sweet Corn, at Scadden’s. , 'The back of a clock, like some men, always behind time. Pickled pig’s feet, mince meat in balk and fresh walnuts just received at T. W. Sigourney’s, re Never mention your. own faults ; others will attend to it for you. Selected Queen Olives in jars—the finest.in the land. At Scadden’s. Read Charley Muilloy’s new adver ‘isement io another colamn and ‘see what he has to say about groceries, Sauerkrout, in bulk, at Scadden’s. D isa very usetul letter because it turns the rain into drain. Lady Adams Tomatoes, at Scadden’s. Tomales, in Guns—they’re “Just fine for an evening lunch. Try them. Can be had at Phil Scadden’s. Many a man by virtue of his ancestry. is only the shadow of a mighty name. Hot Beef Tea and Clam Bouillon, at Tegler’s confectionery store. The average man gives advice by the gallou and accepts it by the spoonful. Harry Brown, the colored man who rom Truckee, with his throat cnt from sar toear byaman named Reynolds, s getting along well, and it will not be iong before he will be ready foranother -crap. If you suffer with chilblaius use Or Lane’s chilblain remedies. It gives quick relief. Vinton sells it. An artful woman can make some uen sane or insane, wise or foolish, at will, ‘The finest and freshest stock of can goods ever brought to this city just unpacked at Phil Scadden’s. Ii you associate with devils during cur waking hours you need not expect ingels torvisit you in your dreams. Lehbr’s Nevada City fresh fruit, in At Scadden’s. : The grest storm tended:to. bring ,.up be crops in the. agricultural sections 1nd incidentally encouraged the raising of skirts, if yon should desire anything in-the tiuking line you sbould call at, the Grotto. It is the most ‘popular resort a town and you: are always given fair treatment. tf You can always tellan old bachélor they holda baby. The old bachelor . keeps his arm outside the clothes. ). 4 1ything inthe tobacco line. ” tf Don’t be eternally picking at your wife. Both lives are made a hell by joing it. All kinds of Jellies, in Jars, at Phil scudden’s. County Assessor H. C, Schroeder :¢sterday brought up te the County Hospital H O. Gibson of Rough and Ready. Mr. Gibson is qnite «ill with eart disease. He hag resided at that Jace but.ashort. time.bsaving come, cnere from Tulare county. Highest grade cima te Extracts, : at 3:adden’s. ] » ee iolari aud W. Andrewsdeft.;es‘erday ‘{terno.n for You Bet Station. They so down to work in Dr. Bashnell’s (iar'z mine, near that plese. The uine is a good one anda 15-stamp mill is kept in operation day and night. Yousbould ase L noline Cold Cream 1 the skin during this cold winter vexther. Vinton sel.s it at 25 cents. The public can procure fine raspverry and strawberry plants from T. d. Lehr at all times. n28-tf — Five barrels of the nicest mince meat sver brought into this market just reucived at P. G.Scadden’s. tf For cold storage meats. go to Grissel Brces.” and you are sure to get the best. The time is drawing near when you will have to make your sewer corneetions. Howell does the best of work ud he. will treat you with fairpess. tf. Boneless bone Bnig sendy . for age . at Svadden’s. Che hugging man is still. getting in his work. Ladies, be on guard when you go out alone in~the evening. If gon kill him everyhody will; say that you,did the proper thing at the proper time, —_ = For Rent.aud sin, marble wash stand and lights. A most desirable location, i v doors above Episcopal church. electric ‘Pw was brought to the © unty Hospita) . ” Charles Hartm in, L D. Nihell, f A eix-room cottage with porcelain: bat): . 4: nd a married man apart ‘by the “Way . . . . Callon Ed Schmidt.when you want . That Se oe ee Seen ae 4 rived here last evening from eisce. a 5 PERSONAL Pt POINTERS. Daily Chronicle of the of the Doings of Both Old and Young, Miss Mary Garibaldi came down from Downieville Saturday and left yesterday fo* San Francisco. ‘Saperintendeht L. L Myers and family came over from North Bloomfleld Saturday. Charles Eastin, who bas bees dangerously ill, was able tu sit up today. Ed. Dobbie and W. Mobley returned thi¢ morning to North Bloomfield. Geo. B. Finnegan returned yesterday from Truckee. Wm. Browning and son returnei Saturday from “@ trip to Maryeville. Supervisor A. Woods came over from North San Jaan this morning.:A. Kabn of San Francisco arrived here on the afternoon train. Miss Maggie Joyee of San Francisce, who has been here on a visit. to her sis« ters, M:s. J. E. Carr and Miss Nellie Joyce, return 'd home this morning, P. Kitelman came down from Sierra city yesterday. GC. Knowtlow of San Francisco is at the Union Hotel. Carl Hicks, who has been to Sn Francisco on a visit, returned last evening. Frank Golden arrived here last evenfrom Reno. Supervisor John Fay came over from Truckee last evening. A. Hopingerand Cbas. Veraline arFran: H. Bonnastell.of San Mateo is here on mining business. Albert Mooser of North Bloomfield was here last night on his way hone -frem San Francisco. F. Benard of San Francisco is here on @ visit. H. Ledener of San Francisco is in town. Howard Naffziger re‘urned to Berkeley yesterday to resume his studies Mies Daisy Eastin returned yester‘day to San Francisco. Miss May Hartman left yesterday for San Francisco. J>bn Schmidt left yesterday for San Francisco to visit friends. Miss Gertrude Schmidt returned yesterday to. Woodland tc resume her studies. lll AN INNOCENT MICROBE. 4 microbe sailing through the air one day na lazy, listless sort of a way Mused to himself as he loafed along, And this was the gist of his microbe song: ‘lt oceyrs to me, and ft think I’m right For hé was a philosophical mite), “That in this fair world it’s given to all dome life work to do, be he great or small, ‘And whatever job a stern fate may send You've got to hustle to keep up your end.” Then smiling a smile in his innocent way, He quietly sailed through a field of hay. When thei horny handed sons of that farm liad raked over that hay and stored their barn, They ecased from their work, from its toil and strife, And fought hay fever the rest of their life. Yhen he paused awhile where the south blows $nd breathed his sweet breath on abi wind A 816 EVENT. The Progresssive Ladies Believe in Havying a Good Time. Progressive Whist Club propose to have a gala time. They have chartered Dan Baker’s big bus, “the Queen,” drawn by four horses, and will make the rounds of “I'en Courses.” Between each course they will ride around the town fora half hour in order to get themselves in good trim. for “the next.” If they don’t have the best time of their lives then it will not be their fault. Not a man, .except the driver of the our in-band, will be allowed.to come anywhere nea: them. The following is a list of the good things to be disposed of, and the places where the table will be set according to program: OYSTERS 1. At Mrs. Hadley’s home—Mrs. J. Hadley and Mrs. F. E. Wadsworth. souP 2. At Miss Minnie Brand’s home— Miss E Moore and Miss Minnie Brand FISH & 3. At Mrs. F, Zeitler’s—Mrs. J. Cairnsand Mrs. F. Zeitler. ae ENTREES 4. At Mrs. W. D. Vinton’s— Mrs. W. D. Vinton and Miss Lizzie Keenan. TURKEY DINNER 5. At Mes. Geo. Legg’s—Mrs. Legg, Mrs. R.\Noell, Miss N. McArthur and Miss O. Gaylord. FROZEN PUNCH 6. AtI. J. Rolfe’s—Mrs. Belle Douglass and Miss W. Mulloy. SALAD 7. At Mrs. H. Dckerman’s—Mrs. Dickerman aud Miss Gertrude Goyne. DESSERT aud Miss Rogers. FRUIT and Miss Mary Hook. : ICE CREAM AND WHIST 10. ‘At Mrs. J. Colley and Miss Mae Martin. Ee tleman’s drink. An Ingenious Toper. ed to go on the stage. saw a man passing. Calling him up to the door, he pushed some money through a crack and in structed him to go to the public house at the opposite corner and procure a pint of gin and a clay pipe, promising to reward him for his trouble. The man did as directed, and when he returned with the articles, the actor told him to put the stem of the pipe through the keyhole and pour the gin earefully into the bowl. These instructions the accommodat

ing individual also followed, and the result was that when the manazer called_to-notify_him of his turn te found him fm a very happy frame of mind, to add to his fame ag an actor.—Iondon Tit-Bits. : { rose, A youth and fair maid chanced to pass near by; The youth plucked the flower with a blush and sigh. : Now they snuffie and sneeze from morn to morn} . Sursing the day that that rose cold was born, And every year at a certain time , They pack up their ‘‘duds’’ fer @ northern clime. The next thing he spied was an orchard fair As he floated on through the balmy air. A boy rushed from school on his homeward route, And his eager eye caught ‘ha ripening fruit. His impromptu flight to the shining stare. As he buzzed along toward the setting sun He thought to-himeelf of the work he'd done And gently remarked, ‘as upward he whirled, ‘‘After all, I’ve. made some noise in the world.” Then murmidired with animalculish glee, ‘*‘What a racket I’d made were I sized like a fica!” —Chicago Times-Herald. ‘ Timely Criticism, “It does-seem. strange, Emma. that with 17 clocks in the house given to us as wedding presents you are never ready on time!’’—Lustige Blatter. . Aceording to the Rules. A visitér'in Paris was seated at a ta ible in ore: of the high priced restau fants In the: exhibition grounds think wg of various things as he read over the bill of fare and observed the prices “Thunder!” he exclaimed. to the wait er. “Haven’t.you any conscience at all in this place?’’ — “Beg pardon,” replied the haught) Jservitor. » *Haven't' \you, any. conscience—con sclence—conscience? Don't you under stand?” The waiter. picked up the bill of far ind began lovkiug over it. “. don't know if we ave or not. Li we have, it's on the bill; if we ain‘ vou've got to pay extra fer it. Them SP Pong, SS Some aleiste. --—— Ten million Wels: e*Analty is ex wuded iu Londen tor timbreilas. . ‘The egple there are. acenstomed to carry ep Ww euethe r itis raining or not and rr th yaw _ Notice to Creditors. N_ THE SUPERIOR’ COURT. OF TH# County of Nevada, State of California In the matter of the estate of Elizabeth L Jones, dece: aed, Es ate of E'izibeth Jones, deceased. Notice is hereby given by ‘the undersigned. Executor. of the last will and testament of E zab th Jones, deceay to the ercditors o’ and all persons havin claims against the wate deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this wotice, to the 8° d executors, at the law office of J. M. Waling. Nevada City, County of Nevada, State of alifornia, the same being the lace for th transaction of the business of said estate in said County of Nevada. Dated January 7th, 3 D., 1901. UCY A. NOYES, ANDY B JONES, deceased. Next'Saturday afternoon the Lagiee’}* 8. At Mrs. J. Rogers’—Mrs. Rogers 9. At Mrs Wm. Floyd’:—Mrs. Floyd J. Colley Jr.’s—Mrs. Jesse Moore “AA” whiskey is a gen4n eminent tragedian, given to intoxicants, was once locked up in a room at the rear of the theater to keep him in proper condition till he was callOne door of the compartment opened on'the street, and white looking through the keyhole he but not at all in a condition calculated ' Executors of the Estate of Elizabéth Tones, PENDLETON _ ELECTED SPEAKER, ae ———— a SACRAMENTO, Jan. aint the’ Republican caucus thi a morning Kelly of Oakland was elected Clenisuiaia, On balloting for Speaker of the House Pendleton reey ceived 38 votes, Anderson . 17. Two members were absent and two did not vote. Penilleton was ey elected _ Speaker. parts Sale. xb al hest Sader for tration -of a estate of wala at gable auction. tothe h gold coin of the p i day. the Sist oar annary, 1901, at ten o’clock a, m., at the front door of the urt House at Nevada Cty, Nevada ‘county, Calisareins <6 folowing real and personal property, to-w Possessory right in and to that eértain real property situate in Nevada Township, Nevada eownty California, known as and cailed the Ezra Towle Ranch, all the right, title and interest of said! estate in'and to the hk Hot 8. E \% of Section hid T. 16N, R9E., 1 Bugey. ¥s s Dead-axe Wagon. Dated ‘Jan. 7th, 1901. H. D. TOWLE, _. Administrator of the Estate’ of Sabra E. Towle, deceased, i NEUMDA # THEATER ber Ey 6, » January Tth. Untivalied, Com apany of Comedians in that Musisal Comedy Surprise, ‘. Ta TIME, Entirely Rewritten and Turned Up-to-Date .*. F ela oe tem ee ee ee a ee : ..Intreducing our Distinct. .. Novelties. Everything He, Novel and Original Two Hours and a a Half of Clean Fun Reservid Seats at Foley’ 8. an SORIRERS If you want to SEE W. E. JOHNSTON. ,_ Two doors above Brand and Hartusg Bros. Sports SEE OUR STOCK!BASE BALLS : —AND— Ty Froazrs Carpet Sweepe's and Dell args Are Suitable Presents for Girls. © GET OUR PRICES LEGG if SHAW Co. NEVADA CITY, CAL. . Ss ng. ‘. Goods: Are nice Presents for. Boys. figd ‘they ao ‘. train dast a “bby private -. gercusly ill with Bright’s disease of the ¥ kidneys: But faint Hopes are’ eter States on Thurs. z 3 Sell Anything teed is}. Well Number 2 on the 15th inst, . & Ti fan Wo Stood Out at the Snow For Twenty-four Hours. A man who gives his name as Joseph Foley was brought to the County Hospital yesterday, from eee OS by al stable ‘ae i oe , oy aaa in the snow near the A snow stied . ’ west of . Bruckeo...He..had. been}. seen there by different people for nearly 48 houss. ‘The conductor notiand an at 11 t Stoakes of Cat Jol Silent Majority. Mrs. J. L. Stoakes of Colfax dlea atabout 8:30, o'clock Inst evening at {the home of her poe Mrs. Thos. print sour prs ago 8 from Colfax to this city and thing eG aye ou sre her: fering@, raphe edhe for e box’ ¢ nt Sut about: tbveled with a Lae ‘ make Ate ® sax! eo sd The man waS™ found -stending ane -View.-Hotel. Besides her busband, a his feet sunk ‘pertly in the. snaw. son, R.D. Brown, and two daughters \ which was fully twofeetdeep. He had. survive her. The daughters are Miss neither coat, hat nor covering for his. Mamie Stoskes of Qolfax, and Mre, hands. He was taken to Truckee and. Thomas Limnell of this city. given medical attention. His feet. The tuneral will take place to norwere almost frozen and he may yet. row morning at 11 o’clock ‘from St. lose them. He was very hungry and} Oanice , Catholic church, wih inte gulped down everything that was ment at Grass Valley. ' given, him. pie claims to be from Buffalo, New and is eboug.30 } Catttpact” Awarded. Superintendent Wm. Dunlap of the years old. baad mind ba! apparently unbalanced. ; SERS i. ar Lecompton thine hds awarded th con tract for erecting the building and in> stalling the new m chinery on his property, to Clirié, Weisenburger, the wellown millwright. The work will.be menced immediately and rushed as fast as posaible. » Today the Peale is belay cleared for the erection of a new 10-stamp mill ‘which will be pat he Ts immediately. Fd Mr. and Mrs. 0. B=O’Gonnor of » San Francisco arrived h on. the 5 o’clock d im mediately left] o } city, to! be at the bed a the lady’s father, Supervisor ¥'.M.-Pridgeon, who is danFor Lite Tasurance see T. B Gray. , 4, CLEAN UP SALE OF lA DIES’ WRAPPERS. . Sizes $2 to 40. Old price, $1.00; new . Size. 32 to’ 88. Old price $1.25; new Price 60. “Just fitteen of them left. . price Tbo. Just ten of thein left. LOT ‘IiItr. Tennis Flantiel. Size 82 td 40. “Oid Price $2.00; new price $1.25. Juat.12 left. ined for his recovery. gH LOT Iv. ernie Flannel. Size 24 ta 88. Old price ($2.25; new oxiee $1.60. Just 7 left. r Now, ladies, if you want a. bargain: in wrappers, don’t let thie one go by Come and see them today. ., One more cut in LADIES’ © 4ND JACKETS: We have just 14 of a. pert and do not Space to havé them loag. Better come today or you may lack Olé. old Drier 97 50; pew:Pprice $5. The good warm .kind. Well y see r Now, re this is the Niceet bargain yet: 8 doz. of Ladies’? Extra Heavy Fleece Lined Hose—fast black—all sizes. The old price was 25c; new price 15c a oi Keep y ur feet warm at a very little cost. lankets and Oumforters are going at redu prices and they are going ly. If you need anything of this kind you should see them. ane ladies, we want to see you come in and look around, See the many ood things ‘we 8 a, . eee : Gone sep Na? Respectfally,. i “ Maher <z co. Through the Shoes’ to the Feet + ++ And hen’ ‘througithe whole body. thes:thof Disease is often plainly marked. gr want to be happy and well don’t catch cold from wet feet. Wear a pair Fine ak ted oar ond ith gil set zon. Prices. Reasonable. 4. All kinds of Boots and Stices Hepaired at‘thort' notiee. The very. best material tisad. dnd all Work, gusranBOVEY ‘BROS: ewe Street. . The e Nevada County Oil Co. ‘ OLL—WE HAVE STRUCK—OIL, And‘are lowering our pumping g sping in Well Number One. ‘Will be drilling in * . Material and. supplies are en 1 route for tgee sche wells; en and we have ample fands to complete the same. ~ = BrOcCE, 75. CENTS A SHARE. » We're doing biisiiieed with money aud not with wind. ecaleas at Citizens Bank and see map: of Kern River field, whete our land is . me é ®% MokcaN: President. SHERMAN W. MARS President.W. B. BOBB, Secretary. ans ag — x. Lscea.xrcd: Sr. Son. Port and Sherry, 25¢, 50¢;:75¢ and $1 .0O per bottle. Old Jamaica. Rum for: i Omelet + ates your New ; Year dinner: . ; * Claret, 25, 50¢ and 75c¢ per bottle Fine Old, Reisling and Sauterne, “50d: (Liisemoce Val ley.) . Burgundy pee Cabernet, vets 4 Sse ivegeere Val-. yey) HEADQUARTERS FORthas Be TEGLER, » ; Commercial &t., opp. Tenner Block. fle nt pandies:. wuts, Oyster Ccekiatia, Hot Beef so) and Olam Buillon. scree ore TRANS VADA CITY tr, Tuan Tanuary Ast. _ Graham, ~ h well-know this city} was alare county, 0 , Miss Graham ‘Arbogast und 1 Pf of this city. In ig the Hanford. rly morning — , 1901, Mr.J. ¥ da May Grahan by Rev. 1. E Cumberland ty.. The . th popul _ Mr. Tilton, 1 Dee's . prospe ‘well known in having-been ¢ rd. band for As an industri oubg man of one of our fai . known in Han his city for seve ter of J. A. Gral The wedding oc if Jos. Schnereg p the bride. O ives of the. con! resent to witne number of in waiting fo ‘Pacific depot, © flyer for San : with a shower with a larger s ns and good wik trip to the ci‘ }at Santa Cruz s re. Tilton will 1 jping at a home . ip home place. _————_+-0@e-+——— SUPERIOR Cl —_—_ bbe Business. Tra day's Sesslon pllowing busines on the Superior ’. T. Nilon, presidi te of Peter. Pure ed one week. ite of Harriet Oa pued one week. . ate of George H, Al setting aside the ise of the widow ar te of Elizabeth Jc ied. Lucy A. Ni ‘were appointed ex , Edward Gagin appointed appr lication of notice fe of Sabra E. To -of sale of réal of A. A. Whiter appointing Blan mioietratrix. EF V. 8. Rowen, E . Ross were app s vs. Sharp. ‘of demurrer : for Wednesday J gorge vs. W.D was entered a Plaintiff wa ‘to file amended + -2o-2— The Rainfa ainfall ‘at this oi for the m . For the seasor br OnI0, City OF ' > ivoas County, m J. OHENEY mal partner of th if Toledo, Ooi ,and that esi im’ of ONE HU ‘foreach and e hat cannot be c a CaTarrRH Ov: FRANK hed pefore me eet os this : A RW. OL is Catatrh Oure Boous surfaces testim: J. ONIN. es pO Justa F og is just a lelicacies carrie ird & Son: pnpeau Pure affe. preat, Sandwich hoo American . ee you have neve! whiskey, try it it is the best wi ;