January 9, 1897 (4 pages)

THE TRANSCRIPT : Betpblished Sept. 6, 180, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA @ Proprietors _— to the DaIL¥STRANSCRIPT.] ‘Two Men Blown Up, Oaxxa®y, Jan. 8—An explosion of gas in the Victoria House this morning demolished the front, severely burning Henry Robinson ‘and John O’Brien. The former had a gas stove put in and the latter went to find a: leak in the pipe with a lighted torch. ‘Asa result both were blown ee the front window. > BROWN & CALKINS. ‘SATURDAY.. ot SAN 9 1897. TANIGHTS. OF PYTRIAS. Officers of Milo Lodge Installed —Banquet atthe Union Hotel. Last night ‘the follwing officers of . Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., were installed.-by Charles Pecor, D.D.G. CO: A. Rapp, 0. 05:F. T. Nilon, V. 6.3 J. ‘H. Rogers, P.; BE. J. Morgan, M. “of W.; B. 8. Rector, K. of R.& 8.; J. Bi Isaac, M. of F.; George C. Gaylord, M. of Bs Frank Merrill, I. G.; G. Steffen, O. Gy George A. Nihell, Trustee; Oscar Barker, M. at.A. The banquet at the Union Hotel : after the installation ‘was oyer was a very. happy event, the spread being ably discussed. and enjoyed by the fifty or more persons who wére present. L.S Calkins acted as master of ceremonies. ~ ‘Responses to toasts were made by J. G. O'Neill, A. Rapp, B. N. Sheecraft, Chas. Pecor,; George A. Nihell, William Giffin, B. 8. Rector, W. F. Englebright, J. v. Snyder and ©. A. Pare. Recitations were given by F. E. Wadsworth and W. B. Johns, and songs were sung by Geo. Barton and*Ralph Webber. An invisible vocal solo by Mrs. W. E. Johns was a very pleasing feature, as. were also the song and dance sketches by Ralph Webber and George Barton. All pres~ ent speak highly of the excellence of the a A SUCCBSSFUL . EXHIBITION, The Recital by Pupils of of Mrs. H. 6 Par. sons Was Largely Attended. The recital given by the pupils. ot Mrs. H. G. Parsons, at the National Hiotel last evening, was a very successful event. A large number of invited guests were present, the dining room, where the exercises were held, being crowded with.people, as well as the adjoining room aid the main corridor. The gathering was one of the most fashionable and refined audiences that has assembled in this city for_a long time, and the selections rendered were very creditable and well received. Following is the program: Orchestral selection—Miss Vivie RecNew Trial, i For faa San Francisco, Jan. 9—It looks as though Theodore Durrant would have a new trial, with a possibility of being cleared. One of the Supreme Jt has-said openly. that Durrant was convicted to satisfy public clamor, and that there was not sufficient evidence . adduced at the trial to prove him guilty of the murder of Blanch Lamont. That the prisoner was tried: by a sensational press, and that he should never have been convicted. Right Month i in Prison. Lonpon, Jan. 8.—Lady Selina Scott, mother-in-law of Earl Russell, who, through her counsel, pleaded guilty yesterday of criminally libeling his lordship in. connection with John Cockerton “and William Aylott, was sentenced this morning to. eight months’ imprisonment without fiard. labor. Cockerton and Aylott received similar sentences. Confessed to’ Murder Denver: Jan. 8—A special from Louisville, Kentucky, says: Bauman, alias Wilson, a prisoner confined in jail here; charged with forgery, claims to have been concerned in the murder of Arbuckle of Denver in New York November 19th. He said: People have been wondering who killed Arbuckle in New York. I had a hand in that affair and Ido not hesitate to say so. My partner in’ crime was Dave Edmonds. We met Arbuckle in Sullivan’s saloon, where we saw him flash street, where he stood waiting for a car. Edmunds used a small slungshot and Icracked him over the head with tor, Misters Bert and Merritt Rector. {tne putt end of a Smith & Wesson reTreble-Clef Quartette—Mrs. Parsons, . volver, We took his money, $325, a Misses Huss, Davey and Lunt. ‘iienoaa ring, and a gold watch. Vocal Solo—Miss Mildred Vincent. Vocal Solo—Miss Rhoda Gibbs. Vocal Duet—Mesdames Parsons and Inhuman Monster. Sf. nee OL ifanae tha negro. outlaw, who “shot and killed Shaw. , Vocal Solo—Miss ‘Picimaee Murphy. another negro and wounded sey: others at Magnolia, and for whom Vocal Solo—Miss Mamie Purcell. Vocal Duet—Miss Huss and Mr there is a reward of $100 offered by the Governor, added more’ murder’ to his his roll. We followed him to Eighth) SPRRSONAL FO POINTERS, beg . Concise Chrentcle snicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions, — tonville last evening. Francisco, are in town. are here on & visit. See Vas ce ee rived here on last evening’s train: rived here on the morning train. here this morning. J. C: “}iast evening on a visit. hnre on the morning train. : today. -here last.evening.Mr. and Mrs. Geo Baker came over . from Columbia Hill today. here on the morning train. from Truckee. from Pleasant Valley yesterday. was a visitor here yesterday. yesterday-on a flying trip. San Francisco. on her way home. to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnhart. day. BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Payday at the mines. worthy cause. liam will go with him. Union _Hotel will follow. P. Peterson came down from CampJ. A. Fenger and F. LLombord of. San ‘R, Parker and Wite, Sin “Fran 600) ak Mrs. Weissman of San Pratiniood’ ai arW. CO. McQuarri of Virginia City arR. G: Brosh of San Franciseo arrived . E. A. Davis of San Francisco arrived R. Linder came down from You Bet Frank Titus of San Francisco arrived LL. T. Rose of San Francisco arrived E. B. Power and wife have cetcrns J; Vineyard and ©. Bourne were up D. C. Lawden of Brown’s Valley was 4 -yisitor here yesterday: Lauren Wookruff of Columbia Hill Frank Bell came up from Auburn Phil Cummins. of North Bloomfield returned last evening from a trip to Miss White of Downieville arrived:. ~ here last evening from San Francisco Mrs. M. E. Wallace arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit Allen Towle, the great lumber man, arrived here‘ last night for the purpose of attending the annual meeting of one of his companies at Grass. Valley toMinor Hotes and Comments of Local Attend the Theatre tonight and see a good performance, given in aid of a We are informed that Captain Thos Mein contemplates returning to Johannesburg next fall, to remain there four years. longer. Probably. ‘his son ‘WilNext Wednesday evening Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will hold a public public installation. A banquet at the Rehersals have been constant, hence a oriect. igor 8 ada ja aeeanred at t to learn that Mrs. H. "pustnees”ransacted me Rogular Session Commencing Jan. 4th. The following business was transact4 ed bythe Board today : The following bills v wane ordered paid vette, po 8 eee R. L. Robb, burying. paupers, =, $51. Jobu., Hocking, Coroner's inquests, The following demands’ were » allowed on the. General Road fund for labor performed on Eawards’ grade: Jerry Mahoney. $72.50,.Carter,.& . Johnston . $11.25, L. Hyman. $35,° David Harmon . $50.80, F. M. Pridgeon, per )diem and mil $78.15. . Richard Lawrey was declared elected Constable of Grass Valley to succeed Frank Loehr, resigned: The County Clerk’s reocta ava Sheriff's. books were examined and found to be in excellent condition. +.P. T. Riley, contingent. expenses, $39.60. : W, Foster, conveyitig election supplies, $3. Eagle Hose Co., rent of hall, $10. For labor on roads in the First Road District J. E. C. Hall was allowed’ $27. Very Sad. _ Telegraph: A very sad story comes from Nevada City. It appears that a young woman at that place’felt so certain that Bryan would be elected that she wagered 1006 kieses with a young man gainst a box of gloves or the result. During the last six weeks she has been busily engaged nearlyevery evening in paying the-bet. A few days ago, however, a dispute arose over the count, and, in order that no mistake shall -be made, at the young woman’s suggestion. the score has been wiped out.and the count will be begun all over again. Nevada girls always are scrupulously honest in refusing to take advantage of an adversary. 7 More Houses. We understand that Fred Zeitler, Superintendent of the Champion, has purchased a portion of the Williams’ lot opposite John Werry’s, on Prospect ‘Hill, and intends erecting a fine _. dwelling house thereon. Joe King is about to put up two more houses on the old Cashin place. : of offering Mr. Hyatt an opportunity , to become : -Jéines Bockewith boring peur, ; King “of Sheramento oxiyed) "J. 3 i Tlots and it will not be long” belore The Senior 6 ; High School are perfecting arrangenients for the tendering of a reception to Prof. Frank H. Hyatt, the recently elected Principal of the High School. It will take place. at. the Washington Schoolhouse next Monday evening and promises to be avery pleasant event. “The-reception is* given for the purpose: moreextensively acd acquainted. with the parents of the scholars, those interested in school affairs and to come in contact with the people of the community in general. to The Lots All Gone. Real estate figures al along. the south side of Sacramento ‘street ‘are Soaring skyward and what could be purchased from the city a short. time ago for some 60 cents a front foot cannot be bought now for double that amount. The lots have all been disposed of now, the last one having been secuged Garthe. Houses will be erected by all the parties who have invested in the dwellings will line the creek side of the above thoroughfare.A Horrible Road. that the road leading to the Champion mine is in a most disgraceful condition and not safe fora buggy to go over. The City Trustees should give orders to have it repaired without delay. 2@_ Installation and Collation. Past President William Flewellyn last night installed the new officers of Eagle Hose Co. No. 3 as follows: Will Grimes, President; Geo. Keller, Secretary; A. Buffington, Treasurer; Arthur Beardsley, Foreman;_ Frank Beardsley, ist. Assistant; Stanley Eads, 2d Assistant; T. Sandow, Wm. Chappell and Ben Daniels, Directors: Following the installation the boys had a collation and general good time. aan: Tur WHOLE Story of the wonderful cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla is soon told. It makes the blood rich, pure and nourishing. It c rheumatism. L Hoon’s Pris act. harmoniously with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. 25 cents. What He Took. * “Say, Hargreaves, you have an awful cold. Are you taking anything ?” “Certainly, Thank you. Whereis the nearest bar ?’—Cincinnati Enquirer. MEEDICATER -m suffering from appendicitis, Levitt of Grass Valleyis seriously ill, R. W. Williams, who came from Mon‘high, whois a-whole sh by Mrs. M. A.} > Superintendent Zeitler informs us. — “scrofula, catarrh, : “Hamiin’s Wizard oi € commence a ‘ar of h-class connight, January 11th, ‘and we can assure . our readers a’ first-class eatertainmnent. imevery respect will be given. They. carry a fine male quartette, a — Feompany of specialty artists, and funny little man only forty ‘This company, alfhough 15 cents adniisssion, have a \worldwide reputation for their. fine tainments, and will surely please youl ‘be as follows: certs in the Theatre next. Monday . ‘Le Gree if you go and see them ie ath ,for the } : gale abides on.our goods a -s times confine ourselyes. strictly t busin "carry a a ae of Men’s,., Ravs.and a dren’s —e Men’s and Boys’ U UNDERWEAR,” Beno N Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s BOOTS ‘and sHORS, Ladies’, Misses’, Chil re HATS and CAPS, 4 . LOTHING E> BLANKETS and COMFORTERS, 1 and YALISES. remain, ours For eee ann ‘Thanking you for your. past . beveee and trusting ‘tor be remembered in the eo TELEPHONE Siena Oe knock at “the front door. Country orders solicited. __ LUNG PROTECTORS Be: tana a short. time ago, died at Grass Valley this morning, aged about 34 years. Miner’s consumption was the cause of death. He leaves a wife and four children in Montana. A sistér of the deceased lives in Grass Valley. Remember that. “Caste” will be produced at the Theatre tonight for the Benevolent Society. Gluyas. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Ida McKay. record this morning near Magnolia. Cooper entered ‘the house of Ben Vocal Solo— Miss Enima Guenther. Wilson about sunrise and demanded Tenor Solo—L. V. Dorsey. _ Vocal Solo—Miss Lulu Marsh. ¥ rs the use of Wilson’s buggy, which was fefused. This human monster then Vocal. Solo—Miss Lily Geach. Instrumental Solo—J. E. Gluyas. i Vocal S0lo—Miss Grace Garthe. picked up an ax and split Mr. Wilson’s VYucat Siact—trem “lorme! head. open. He then attacked Wesley j Parsons and Prisk. ce a son, Pi murdered him in a ike manner. Cooper then murdered on ea v8 asene chan Mrs. Wesley Wilson with the same. Mr. snd Mrs. Elnor Johns ‘take ‘part Baritone Holo—A. 0 Turber. weapon, after which he struck down a. im tonight’s production of “Caste.” ; negro who had approached on hearing ee a the noise ahd left the ax sticking in A Doctée art. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Mrs. Parsons. Selection—Treble Clef Quartétté: : SE see the negro’s head. Jack Dargan, colored,. Dr. G. W. Stratton of Marysville was ‘tiving the other side of Lynchburg, . summoned to Wheatland yesterday to IN THE HOUSES OF WORSHIP. where Simon Cooper killed: five per. . see Mrs. Kilroy. When almost there . . Saturated with Extract of Pine (needles) Asi a every other eile of of se ! which contain well-known medical prop— the su c erties. matter what Lautner . if the artistic taste is Jacking there the result. Leave. we nis e We have always borne this fot i in’ orn ae the result is that the’artistic element enters into eyen,.our © most inenpensive pea of ets and silverware. Guards the Wearer Against BRONCHITIS, COLDS, LA GRIPPE, —MesASTHMA, PNEUMONIA and RHEUMATISM. Made Double or Single—Chamois or Fleeee-Lined, Leak SR IF IT RUNS RIGHT, Siege sons, told Mrs. Burkett, a white néigh-. he was thrown from his buggy and had Religious Services to Be Held Throughout his collar bone fractured and two or three ribs broken, panei cri tempi the City Tomorrow. METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching at ll a. m. and 7 p. m. The morning sermon by Rev. Thomas Wallis of Oakland.» Evening sermon by the pastor, Rev. W.C. Gray. Class meeting at 9:30 a. m. Martin Thomas Bac _ leader; Sunday school at 8 p. m.: Junior “Geague at 4:45 p. m., Jessie Hathaway leader; Epworth League at 6 p. m, Bertha Waite leader. Subject—“The Sure Word of Promise.” Revival services are in progress in the church. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. Dr. F. E. Hinckley-ef Woodland will preach both morning and-evening. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Christian En> deavor will meet at the usual hour. Mrs. Scadden, P. P., will install the newly elected officers. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to attend these services. ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 8 and 10:80 a. m. in the Catholic Church in this city and in Tinohy ity at 10:30 a. m. TRINITY CHURCH, Right Rev. Abiel.Leonard, 8. T. D. Bishop of Nevada and Utah will preach to norrow morning and administer confirmation. Services will commence at 10:30 o’clock. eae Prisoner Arraigned. _ J. Tedey, arrested a short time ago for stabbing J. Fogondi in thearm with a pocket knife, at Basso’s lodging house on Sacramento street, was arraigned in the Superior Court this morning, and given. until Monday next to plead. F. J. Dennis and I. ©. Lindley were. appointed attorneys for the defendant. j CSUR S/S Don’t fail to see “Caste,” that fayo-' _\-pite old English play, at the Theatre. ' . tonight. It will be well worth witn.ss. bor that Cooper had come to his house. A Deputy Sheriff with nine men immediately went to the place. Cooper was alone in the house on the hill and as he kept up a constant fire witha Winchester, the posse could not safely approach the house. They sent for a cannon. “Before it arrived, Cooper ventured out of the house, and was shot dead. Killed By Wild Hogs, ’ Atiantic, Ia. Jan. 8—Fred Foulk was attacked and killed by hogs in the heavy timber northeast of here. Foulk was hunting rabbits and accidentally wounded one of the hogs. Its cries attracted several other hogs, and they attacked him and literally chewed him; to-death. The hogs had escaped from farmers living in that locality and were virtually wild. Death of Mrs. Kitroy. Mrs. Susan Helen K ; wife of Wiliiam Kilroy, died last night at Wheatland, at the home of her father Samuel Kuster, where she was visiting, She had been sick three weeks, death resulting from pneumonia. Deceased was married about two years ago, and came to this city to live. She was a very amiable woman andhad many friends. A husband and an infant/son, aged nine months, survive her, besides whom the sympathy of all is extended. funeral will take place at. Wheatland. Mr. Kilroy was summoned to that place yesterday and got’ there shortly before his wife died, He returned here . said this morning, and’ after attending to. 2; . }some business left again for Wheat, land. For fale. A new house,on Park Avenue is offered fer sale. A bargain. Will be sold in installments, if. desired. _Euquireyat Taanscxier Office. j9-Iw “ti nia as Lot No her parents and other relatives, to/. si Mrs, Kilroy was 26 years of age. The. ¥ Hoonp’s Pits are the favorite family cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate a Ask to see our ‘special brrgains in 25, 35 and 50 cent boxes of Stationery. Notice of Sale of*Real Estate of an order of the Supe: on the 2d day of May, 1896, in the matter the Estate of Donald R. MecKillican, d Wotics is aged 5 given that in pursuance a rior Court.of the County of Nevada, State at California, made of Cor, Pine and Commercial. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS cyt TIONERY Phone 30 eo: ed, the undersigned, Exeeutrix-and Executor of the — R. McKilli ie, for n of e Uni Superior Court, on or after ~ Monday, the 25th day of January A. D. 1897, at 10 o’clock A. M., Of said day, at the law office of lisq., at Nevada Ci title and interést of the Estate of Donal McKillican, said Estate, by operation of to that of the said of Pettorats, be eribed as tollows, gee certain mining claim desi; ted b 8S. Surveyor Geners) for the State of Cait “e hip 18 K] ILE. Ove aod ee Lode, the said clai Raoul yanrs mof he United Sirley for balance eet the xecutor may see Testament ceased. Dated Nevada City, Ja: “nary Sth, sass i] a “2 illand Testament of Donald will sell at private tes of America, ia eoin to confirmation by said ity, California, allth 7 Rare right: . ered deceased, at the time of his di and all the right, title and tuhanrons posi a law or sotherwise, has ssanited other than or in ad eee r in addition the tiie of hisdeath, iu and to Mekiiliean ot . Old land, lyi situate Eurel reka ca Township, ‘County of fete tans ed and particularly desThe “National: Quartz’ Mine,” being that embraci at Sod LOM Boag etd On Oo! ee ot inet di Setegt hanna of t ag laim Rend > ited ‘States to enry Mineral P: t di mot ag wenn — May by on t Mining 4) Revada county, : ¢ ‘ a ond AD! Executrix and ae. ill at Bi usecase Ar tailor isn’t a more vo on the connected with this of our work. esta! The Top Notch : . of Style wae y always the most tasty after all. A man’s build and aes must be outntts uniess:;he knows what sort of cut will look “the ony eeyy short man, the lean. the pattern of ean apdves themselves is ano repaired We ate Rertactly familiar with all the technical Our experience and knowledge of clothes is at Our its are made and sold on honor. MR. CHARLES HARTMAN, one of the best cutters on the coast, is now t, which is a sufficient . guarantee of the quality _ FRAN K T. SMITH, Pine Street, Near — = CAL. ananaRaR APH ARR Re reae See beater BROS, P ops. ; Socom em ath ; a N iD ND FANCY Groceries tied r important thing to deoints in tailoring. e public’s service. wun You have confidence in your timepi it is worse tham useless,’ . g in every respect exa make a specia BROAD STREET, iece, on if it: ‘doesn’t Onur Clocks and Watthes, reless of grade, are guaranteed to run —_ = to see as represented. — ity of Pepa. Luge & & Bis Watchmakers and cee rs " PATE FOLS.? a AND 'P ee AND’ i epioee

THE TRANSCRIPT : Betpblished Sept. 6, 180, NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA @ Proprietors _— to the DaIL¥STRANSCRIPT.] ‘Two Men Blown Up, Oaxxa®y, Jan. 8—An explosion of gas in the Victoria House this morning demolished the front, severely burning Henry Robinson ‘and John O’Brien. The former had a gas stove put in and the latter went to find a: leak in the pipe with a lighted torch. ‘Asa result both were blown ee the front window. > BROWN & CALKINS. ‘SATURDAY... ot SAN 9 1897. TANIGHTS. OF PYTRIAS. Officers of Milo Lodge Installed —Banquet atthe Union Hotel. Last night ‘the follwing officers of . Milo Lodge, No. 48, K. of P., were installed.-by Charles Pecor, D.D.G. CO: A. Rapp, 0. 05:F. T. Nilon, V. 6.3 J. ‘H. Rogers, P.; BE. J. Morgan, M. “of W.; B. 8. Rector, K. of R.& 8.; J. Bi Isaac, M. of F.; George C. Gaylord, M. of Bs Frank Merrill, I. G.; G. Steffen, O. Gy George A. Nihell, Trustee; Oscar Barker, M. at.A. The banquet at the Union Hotel : after the installation ‘was oyer was a very. happy event, the spread being ably discussed. and enjoyed by the fifty or more persons who wére present. L.S Calkins acted as master of ceremonies. ~ ‘Responses to toasts were made by J. G. O'Neill, A. Rapp, B. N. Sheecraft, Chas. Pecor,; George A. Nihell, William Giffin, B. 8. Rector, W. F. Englebright, J. v. Snyder and ©. A. Pare. Recitations were given by F. E. Wadsworth and W. B. Johns, and songs were sung by Geo. Barton and*Ralph Webber. An invisible vocal solo by Mrs. W. E. Johns was a very pleasing feature, as. were also the song and dance sketches by Ralph Webber and George Barton. All pres~ ent speak highly of the excellence of the a A SUCCBSSFUL . EXHIBITION, The Recital by Pupils of of Mrs. H. 6 Par. sons Was Largely Attended. The recital given by the pupils. ot Mrs. H. G. Parsons, at the National Hiotel last evening, was a very successful event. A large number of invited guests were present, the dining room, where the exercises were held, being crowded with.people, as well as the adjoining room aid the main corridor. The gathering was one of the most fashionable and refined audiences that has assembled in this city for_a long time, and the selections rendered were very creditable and well received. Following is the program: Orchestral selection—Miss Vivie RecNew Trial, i For faa San Francisco, Jan. 9—It looks as though Theodore Durrant would have a new trial, with a possibility of being cleared. One of the Supreme Jt has-said openly. that Durrant was convicted to satisfy public clamor, and that there was not sufficient evidence . adduced at the trial to prove him guilty of the murder of Blanch Lamont. That the prisoner was tried: by a sensational press, and that he should never have been convicted. Right Month i in Prison. Lonpon, Jan. 8.—Lady Selina Scott, mother-in-law of Earl Russell, who, through her counsel, pleaded guilty yesterday of criminally libeling his lordship in. connection with John Cockerton “and William Aylott, was sentenced this morning to. eight months’ imprisonment without fiard. labor. Cockerton and Aylott received similar sentences. Confessed to’ Murder Denver: Jan. 8—A special from Louisville, Kentucky, says: Bauman, alias Wilson, a prisoner confined in jail here; charged with forgery, claims to have been concerned in the murder of Arbuckle of Denver in New York November 19th. He said: People have been wondering who killed Arbuckle in New York. I had a hand in that affair and Ido not hesitate to say so. My partner in’ crime was Dave Edmonds. We met Arbuckle in Sullivan’s saloon, where we saw him flash street, where he stood waiting for a car. Edmunds used a small slungshot and Icracked him over the head with tor, Misters Bert and Merritt Rector. {tne putt end of a Smith & Wesson reTreble-Clef Quartette—Mrs. Parsons, . volver, We took his money, $325, a Misses Huss, Davey and Lunt. ‘iienoaa ring, and a gold watch. Vocal Solo—Miss Mildred Vincent. Vocal Solo—Miss Rhoda Gibbs. Vocal Duet—Mesdames Parsons and Inhuman Monster. Sf. nee OL ifanae tha negro. outlaw, who “shot and killed Shaw. , Vocal Solo—Miss ‘Picimaee Murphy. another negro and wounded sey: others at Magnolia, and for whom Vocal Solo—Miss Mamie Purcell. Vocal Duet—Miss Huss and Mr there is a reward of $100 offered by the Governor, added more’ murder’ to his his roll. We followed him to Eighth) SPRRSONAL FO POINTERS, beg . Concise Chrentcle snicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions, — tonville last evening. Francisco, are in town. are here on & visit. See Vas ce ee rived here on last evening’s train: rived here on the morning train. here this morning. J. C: “}iast evening on a visit. hnre on the morning train. : today. -here last.evening.Mr. and Mrs. Geo Baker came over . from Columbia Hill today. here on the morning train. from Truckee. from Pleasant Valley yesterday. was a visitor here yesterday. yesterday-on a flying trip. San Francisco. on her way home. to her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnhart. day. BRIEF MENTION. Interest. Payday at the mines. worthy cause. liam will go with him. Union _Hotel will follow. P. Peterson came down from CampJ. A. Fenger and F. LLombord of. San ‘R, Parker and Wite, Sin “Fran 600) ak Mrs. Weissman of San Pratiniood’ ai arW. CO. McQuarri of Virginia City arR. G: Brosh of San Franciseo arrived . E. A. Davis of San Francisco arrived R. Linder came down from You Bet Frank Titus of San Francisco arrived LL. T. Rose of San Francisco arrived E. B. Power and wife have cetcrns J; Vineyard and ©. Bourne were up D. C. Lawden of Brown’s Valley was 4 -yisitor here yesterday: Lauren Wookruff of Columbia Hill Frank Bell came up from Auburn Phil Cummins. of North Bloomfield returned last evening from a trip to Miss White of Downieville arrived:. ~ here last evening from San Francisco Mrs. M. E. Wallace arrived here last evening from San Francisco on a visit Allen Towle, the great lumber man, arrived here‘ last night for the purpose of attending the annual meeting of one of his companies at Grass. Valley toMinor Hotes and Comments of Local Attend the Theatre tonight and see a good performance, given in aid of a We are informed that Captain Thos Mein contemplates returning to Johannesburg next fall, to remain there four years. longer. Probably. ‘his son ‘WilNext Wednesday evening Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will hold a public public installation. A banquet at the Rehersals have been constant, hence a oriect. igor 8 ada ja aeeanred at t to learn that Mrs. H. "pustnees”ransacted me Rogular Session Commencing Jan. 4th. The following business was transact4 ed bythe Board today : The following bills v wane ordered paid vette, po 8 eee R. L. Robb, burying. paupers, =, $51. Jobu., Hocking, Coroner's inquests, The following demands’ were » allowed on the. General Road fund for labor performed on Eawards’ grade: Jerry Mahoney.. $72.50,..Carter,.& . Johnston . $11.25, L. Hyman. $35,° David Harmon . $50.80, F. M. Pridgeon, per )diem and mil $78.15. . Richard Lawrey was declared elected Constable of Grass Valley to succeed Frank Loehr, resigned: The County Clerk’s reocta ava Sheriff's. books were examined and found to be in excellent condition. +.P. T. Riley, contingent. expenses, $39.60. : W, Foster, conveyitig election supplies, $3. Eagle Hose Co., rent of hall, $10. For labor on roads in the First Road District J. E. C. Hall was allowed’ $27. Very Sad. _ Telegraph: A very sad story comes from Nevada City. It appears that a young woman at that place’felt so certain that Bryan would be elected that she wagered 1006 kieses with a young man gainst a box of gloves or the result. During the last six weeks she has been busily engaged nearlyevery evening in paying the-bet. A few days ago, however, a dispute arose over the count, and, in order that no mistake shall -be made, at the young woman’s suggestion. the score has been wiped out.and the count will be begun all over again. Nevada girls always are scrupulously honest in refusing to take advantage of an adversary. 7 More Houses. We understand that Fred Zeitler, Superintendent of the Champion, has purchased a portion of the Williams’ lot opposite John Werry’s, on Prospect ‘Hill, and intends erecting a fine _. dwelling house thereon. Joe King is about to put up two more houses on the old Cashin place. : of offering Mr. Hyatt an opportunity , to become : -Jéines Bockewith boring peur, ; King “of Sheramento oxiyed) "J. 3 i Tlots and it will not be long” belore The Senior 6 ; High School are perfecting arrangenients for the tendering of a reception to Prof. Frank H. Hyatt, the recently elected Principal of the High School. It will take place. at. the Washington Schoolhouse next Monday evening and promises to be avery pleasant event. “The-reception is* given for the purpose: moreextensively acd acquainted. with the parents of the scholars, those interested in school affairs and to come in contact with the people of the community in general. to The Lots All Gone. Real estate figures al along. the south side of Sacramento ‘street ‘are Soaring skyward and what could be purchased from the city a short. time ago for some 60 cents a front foot cannot be bought now for double that amount. The lots have all been disposed of now, the last one having been secuged Garthe. Houses will be erected by all the parties who have invested in the dwellings will line the creek side of the above thoroughfare.A Horrible Road. that the road leading to the Champion mine is in a most disgraceful condition and not safe fora buggy to go over. The City Trustees should give orders to have it repaired without delay. 2@_ Installation and Collation. Past President William Flewellyn last night installed the new officers of Eagle Hose Co. No. 3 as follows: Will Grimes, President; Geo. Keller, Secretary; A. Buffington, Treasurer; Arthur Beardsley, Foreman;_ Frank Beardsley, ist. Assistant; Stanley Eads, 2d Assistant; T. Sandow, Wm. Chappell and Ben Daniels, Directors: Following the installation the boys had a collation and general good time. aan: Tur WHOLE Story of the wonderful cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilla is soon told. It makes the blood rich, pure and nourishing. It c rheumatism. L Hoon’s Pris act. harmoniously with Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. 25 cents. What He Took. * “Say, Hargreaves, you have an awful cold. Are you taking anything ?” “Certainly, Thank you. Whereis the nearest bar ?’—Cincinnati Enquirer. MEEDICATER -m suffering from appendicitis, Levitt of Grass Valleyis seriously ill, R. W. Williams, who came from Mon‘high, whois a-whole sh by Mrs. M. A.} >

Superintendent Zeitler informs us. — “scrofula, catarrh, : “Hamiin’s Wizard oi € commence a ‘ar of h-class connight, January 11th, ‘and we can assure . our readers a’ first-class eatertainmnent. imevery respect will be given. They. carry a fine male quartette, a — Feompany of specialty artists, and funny little man only forty ‘This company, alfhough 15 cents adniisssion, have a \worldwide reputation for their. fine tainments, and will surely please youl ‘be as follows: certs in the Theatre next. Monday . ‘Le Gree if you go and see them ie ath ,for the } : gale abides on.our goods a -s times confine ourselyes. strictly t busin "carry a a ae of Men’s,., Ravs.and a dren’s —e Men’s and Boys’ U UNDERWEAR,” Beno N Men’s, Boys’ and Children’s BOOTS ‘and sHORS, Ladies’, Misses’, Chil re HATS and CAPS, 4 . LOTHING E> BLANKETS and COMFORTERS, 1 and YALISES. remain, ours For eee ann ‘Thanking you for your. past . beveee and trusting ‘tor be remembered in the eo TELEPHONE Siena Oe knock at “the front door. Country orders solicited. __ LUNG PROTECTORS Be: tana a short. time ago, died at Grass Valley this morning, aged about 34 years. Miner’s consumption was the cause of death. He leaves a wife and four children in Montana. A sistér of the deceased lives in Grass Valley. Remember that. “Caste” will be produced at the Theatre tonight for the Benevolent Society. Gluyas. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Ida McKay. record this morning near Magnolia. Cooper entered ‘the house of Ben Vocal Solo— Miss Enima Guenther. Wilson about sunrise and demanded Tenor Solo—L. V. Dorsey. _ Vocal Solo—Miss Lulu Marsh. ¥ rs the use of Wilson’s buggy, which was fefused. This human monster then Vocal. Solo—Miss Lily Geach. Instrumental Solo—J. E. Gluyas. i Vocal S0lo—Miss Grace Garthe. picked up an ax and split Mr. Wilson’s VYucat Siact—trem “lorme! head. open. He then attacked Wesley j Parsons and Prisk. ce a son, Pi murdered him in a ike manner. Cooper then murdered on ea v8 asene chan Mrs. Wesley Wilson with the same. Mr. snd Mrs. Elnor Johns ‘take ‘part Baritone Holo—A. 0 Turber. weapon, after which he struck down a. im tonight’s production of “Caste.” ; negro who had approached on hearing ee a the noise ahd left the ax sticking in A Doctée art. Vocal Solo—Mrs. Mrs. Parsons. Selection—Treble Clef Quartétté: : SE see the negro’s head. Jack Dargan, colored,. Dr. G. W. Stratton of Marysville was ‘tiving the other side of Lynchburg, . summoned to Wheatland yesterday to IN THE HOUSES OF WORSHIP. where Simon Cooper killed: five per. . see Mrs. Kilroy. When almost there . . Saturated with Extract of Pine (needles) Asi a every other eile of of se ! which contain well-known medical prop— the su c erties. matter what Lautner . if the artistic taste is Jacking there the result. Leave. we nis e We have always borne this fot i in’ orn ae the result is that the’artistic element enters into eyen,.our © most inenpensive pea of ets and silverware. Guards the Wearer Against BRONCHITIS, COLDS, LA GRIPPE, —MesASTHMA, PNEUMONIA and RHEUMATISM. Made Double or Single—Chamois or Fleeee-Lined, Leak SR IF IT RUNS RIGHT, Siege sons, told Mrs. Burkett, a white néigh-. he was thrown from his buggy and had Religious Services to Be Held Throughout his collar bone fractured and two or three ribs broken, panei cri tempi the City Tomorrow. METHODIST CHURCH. Preaching at ll a. m. and 7 p. m. The morning sermon by Rev. Thomas Wallis of Oakland.» Evening sermon by the pastor, Rev. W.C. Gray. Class meeting at 9:30 a. m. Martin Thomas Bac _ leader; Sunday school at 8 p. m.: Junior “Geague at 4:45 p. m., Jessie Hathaway leader; Epworth League at 6 p. m, Bertha Waite leader. Subject—“The Sure Word of Promise.” Revival services are in progress in the church. CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. Rev. Dr. F. E. Hinckley-ef Woodland will preach both morning and-evening. Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. The Christian En> deavor will meet at the usual hour. Mrs. Scadden, P. P., will install the newly elected officers. A cordial invitation is extended to everybody to attend these services. ST. CANICE CATHOLIC CHURCH. Mass will be celebrated tomorrow at 8 and 10:80 a. m. in the Catholic Church in this city and in Tinohy ity at 10:30 a. m. TRINITY CHURCH, Right Rev. Abiel.Leonard, 8. T. D. Bishop of Nevada and Utah will preach to norrow morning and administer confirmation. Services will commence at 10:30 o’clock. eae Prisoner Arraigned. _ J. Tedey, arrested a short time ago for stabbing J. Fogondi in thearm with a pocket knife, at Basso’s lodging house on Sacramento street, was arraigned in the Superior Court this morning, and given. until Monday next to plead. F. J. Dennis and I. ©. Lindley were. appointed attorneys for the defendant. j CSUR S/S Don’t fail to see “Caste,” that fayo-' _\-pite old English play, at the Theatre. ' . tonight. It will be well worth witn.ss. bor that Cooper had come to his house. A Deputy Sheriff with nine men immediately went to the place. Cooper was alone in the house on the hill and as he kept up a constant fire witha Winchester, the posse could not safely approach the house. They sent for a cannon. “Before it arrived, Cooper ventured out of the house, and was shot dead. Killed By Wild Hogs, ’ Atiantic, Ia. Jan. 8—Fred Foulk was attacked and killed by hogs in the heavy timber northeast of here. Foulk was hunting rabbits and accidentally wounded one of the hogs. Its cries attracted several other hogs, and they attacked him and literally chewed him; to-death. The hogs had escaped from farmers living in that locality and were virtually wild. Death of Mrs. Kitroy. Mrs. Susan Helen K ; wife of Wiliiam Kilroy, died last night at Wheatland, at the home of her father Samuel Kuster, where she was visiting, She had been sick three weeks, death resulting from pneumonia. Deceased was married about two years ago, and came to this city to live. She was a very amiable woman andhad many friends. A husband and an infant/son, aged nine months, survive her, besides whom the sympathy of all is extended. funeral will take place at. Wheatland. Mr. Kilroy was summoned to that place yesterday and got’ there shortly before his wife died, He returned here . said this morning, and’ after attending to. 2; . }some business left again for Wheat, land. For fale. A new house,on Park Avenue is offered fer sale. A bargain. Will be sold in installments, if. desired. _Euquireyat Taanscxier Office. j9-Iw “ti nia as Lot No her parents and other relatives, to/. si Mrs, Kilroy was 26 years of age. The. ¥ Hoonp’s Pits are the favorite family cathartic, easy to take, easy to operate a Ask to see our ‘special brrgains in 25, 35 and 50 cent boxes of Stationery. Notice of Sale of*Real Estate of an order of the Supe: on the 2d day of May, 1896, in the matter the Estate of Donald R. MecKillican, d Wotics is aged 5 given that in pursuance a rior Court.of the County of Nevada, State at California, made of Cor, Pine and Commercial. H. DICKERMAN, DRUGS cyt TIONERY Phone 30 eo: ed, the undersigned, Exeeutrix-and Executor of the — R. McKilli ie, for n of e Uni Superior Court, on or after ~ Monday, the 25th day of January A. D. 1897, at 10 o’clock A. M., Of said day, at the law office of lisq., at Nevada Ci title and interést of the Estate of Donal McKillican, said Estate, by operation of to that of the said of Pettorats, be eribed as tollows, gee certain mining claim desi; ted b 8S. Surveyor Geners) for the State of Cait “e hip 18 K] ILE. Ove aod ee Lode, the said clai Raoul yanrs mof he United Sirley for balance eet the xecutor may see Testament ceased. Dated Nevada City, Ja: “nary Sth, sass i] a “2 illand Testament of Donald will sell at private tes of America, ia eoin to confirmation by said ity, California, allth 7 Rare right: . ered deceased, at the time of his di and all the right, title and tuhanrons posi a law or sotherwise, has ssanited other than or in ad eee r in addition the tiie of hisdeath, iu and to Mekiiliean ot . Old land, lyi situate Eurel reka ca Township, ‘County of fete tans ed and particularly desThe “National: Quartz’ Mine,” being that embraci at Sod LOM Boag etd On Oo! ee ot inet di Setegt hanna of t ag laim Rend > ited ‘States to enry Mineral P: t di mot ag wenn — May by on t Mining 4) Revada county, : ¢ ‘ a ond AD! Executrix and ae. ill at Bi usecase Ar tailor isn’t a more vo on the connected with this of our work. esta! The Top Notch : . of Style wae y always the most tasty after all. A man’s build and aes must be outntts uniess:;he knows what sort of cut will look “the ony eeyy short man, the lean. the pattern of ean apdves themselves is ano repaired We ate Rertactly familiar with all the technical Our experience and knowledge of clothes is at Our its are made and sold on honor. MR. CHARLES HARTMAN, one of the best cutters on the coast, is now t, which is a sufficient . guarantee of the quality _ FRAN K T. SMITH, Pine Street, Near — = CAL. ananaRaR APH ARR Re reae See beater BROS, P ops. ; Socom em ath ; a N iD ND FANCY Groceries tied r important thing to deoints in tailoring. e public’s service. wun You have confidence in your timepi it is worse tham useless,’ . g in every respect exa make a specia BROAD STREET, iece, on if it: ‘doesn’t Onur Clocks and Watthes, reless of grade, are guaranteed to run —_ = to see as represented. — ity of Pepa. Luge & & Bis Watchmakers and cee rs " PATE FOLS.? a AND 'P ee AND’ i epioee