March 17, 1899 (4 pages)

[IPANY.— business, of works, Seti a tof Tes o' ‘en “the caple imme» the Sec7, No, 18 rhnia. sessment t day of (erage NESDAY, 2 o'clock? otha toid expenraediry, rancisco, ND FOR lifornia, W. HERAY, the ck a. mm, of ar said “ppl me e aw Hof for hear‘ring for mentary may Clerk. ING OF us Gold office of an ec h Ser of » O'e oard of ear, and further eeting. “ the wais: francisco, fil-td 2N’S On, la, Pa, rderere UDINE TENTS oposite abels at suite k ts baton } ie. © gam th in: ra TePO Neither a ‘webell rea rexdystnade dlothing J and. call ‘it tailor-made. fs man ‘feels like. kicking ‘himsélf and does & so when. he “earns that he can ‘get clothes x in Ais own town carefully tried arid fitted © No wonder this. Mi aid bol aga his les made in the Teal os _Workmaaship on all garments sold. By us is guaranteed: and any defect: we repair free of cost. We ‘have the largest stock of Woolens in the city, together with 3000 samples a is choose from. 2 ae plage the Tailor, 2d ROPE helow Armory Fiall. Broad St., tNevada City. In the Transcript Block, on Rowennevetel street, is now eo: "Richardson, ae UNDERTAKER Bréa iad haart oes els and ; corm Cakes, ap spt ous mre sateen "Wedding Cakes s Sieciaey. Crs pas . & LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, F ieee y eet ree eee ke 8 and. thoy gamble tis ek raat : “beat; a, dog, a gondola, and the “Libeo }@ei Sogno’’—the lotto player's oraclo—' . will tell you. what the: number isand . 4. -. the rules for interpreting the appear-) . 3s jances in dreams. “Visitors. to Venice, [3 . whjch has always been a stronghold of . ’ “gambling, may have seen. the declara-'["@e tion of the winning figures ‘from the }4 4j. Campanile of” St. ‘Mark’s+the silent, . ; -Feage® crowd gathered in the square and . ** “the group of officials gathered:round . the boy with the* bandaged eyes me draws‘the' nunabers from the cage. jmadmen who hailed ‘a ‘gondolier'from the window of the madhouse on the island to tell him .the.numbers he had . dreamed. The man: put his,money on ». them and won, and from that day to this the gondoliers: . Beige the window as they pass in the man will call again, The story ig true. Tondo Ohronicle. rhe Min with” His Tonia city Sut . has a referencé to “the sex” which ‘. modern college girl. The learned author . instructive and pleasing that it has for : nearly a century been taught even to ‘}versation of the social circle, in the daily avidity of the’occurrences of the _. well as the profound philosopher. “patent. is 9,680 -tons, horsepowef 14,831 {utes and 47 seconds are required, and . Columbia, with a displacement of 7,850 . tons, 17,991 horsepower and a speed of seTTER PREPARED THAN’ EVER "fo serve the public with First-clase _-ANCY PASTRY-OP-ALL KINDS-TO ORDER ee Gocergnd Test cate or Chas B Te br ‘-. + ~xd@HN,GALOWELL, "Attorney at Law, al fe Nevada ity: Transcript*Block, Oommercial Street bmg ‘= Ww. W, WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ~ ; are ey oe Pi SACRAMENTO. LEWwIs BUCELEY Agent for for Nevada, City. ONLY ‘WHITE ‘LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class 8tyle. see a vat, the Fadden on. oO a. receive prompt attention. =. American. Laundry, Cigar Store, and Coyote streets, 1% The Best Liquors, : The E Best Cigars. These are the attractions you eam always find at ; 66 » Teation ar a Beto ice to the Rw ot nisTHE COUNCIL CHAMBER. trator w ia eae te tow ities . : Beer 5 Céntsa Glass. ttt SaXcs iy rr ee eee ys gaid county bf Nevada. Moora,” thomas gous Tago. Pepper,” Admitilatrator with Will envesad of thees 2 % i? sth iA itt beets bet ee : ites’ to f prema tone aioat Well Wel wa «There is a story told in Venice of a pe that the madf ‘wcograpny vor Women, ““Theintrodaction to ‘Parkenton’s “Modern Atlas,’’ published in 1815, ought to be véry interesting to our says: Geography is a study 80 universally ‘females, whose pursuits are foreign from serious researches. . In the trivial conmo ites of sg and bitual resource to the elegant female, as Stopping a Big Steamship. ‘To, stop the Etruria,. whose: displaceand ‘speed 20.18 knots an ‘hour, 2 minduring: the'process‘of stopping the ship will forge.ahead: 2,464 feet,.or nearly half a mile. The United States crniser . 22.8 knots an hour, can be stopped in 2 minutes and 15 seconds and within a} ‘vessel is supposed to be: going at full! speed and the stoppage produced by . reversing the action of the, propeller. j Dumaa’ Quick wit. Theatre Francais during.the playing of see that ?’’ said he, ‘‘that’s your work.”’ Next evening a Dumas comedy was put on. The two friends looked in again and found a’sleeper. **You see, dear: Dusiag,”” aia: Soumet, ‘‘your works can produce:sleep.’’ : Dumas. ‘‘Why, that’s the man who was there last night: He’s not awake yet{’*-San Francisco News Ketter. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland. .: Propeictor Cholcest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaler Beer. a its Pinte Street, Nevada City. i & lee. LINDLEY, bs Attorney and Counselor at Law. and Pine streets. Up Stairs. There ‘May: Be ‘Other Others!) tA RUE'S ; SARSAPARILLA 4s THE. BEST. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. “Mito: Loage, Kaights of Pyttias; Meets every Friday Evening, Pythian Castle. anit serlgemesiveg are cordially Invited’ to ing 0 ly" D: F, BE C.Cc ih Ne SH Segarace hela of bs &S. ats Moor money back aif ainsatisfactory. yA }. Neva Rebekah: Degree, No. 119, 1.0. Us Wes “ Meets at Odd Fellows Hall’: Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’eloek. «) GEORGE B, RUSSELL, M.W. " CHARLES EK. ASHBURN, Recorder. . Meets at Odd Fellows Halt i Ist and.3d Saturday 1 Bvenings of Month at 7:30 san. OBE . DILING HATAGASALL. Sec. sake n.@ My RUG STORE. Photo Supplies and Stationery. . see ae a eee . Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, kK oO. Meets at Odd Fellows Hr it Every. 2d and 4th Monday of each month at lock. WM: McKINLAY JR. C. P. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe, * Meets at Pythian Castle Bvery Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. C, W. CHAPMAN Pres, ED. J. MORGAN, R. 8. . STOV. ES and ‘For econonty in Fuel, Good Cooking: Durability and all Desirable Features, the celebrated Westwood Stoves and ‘Ratiges, : EXCEL ALL OTHERS. Inn Mn fT RN JP IS SOLE AGENT GEO. E. TU N E For Nevada City. He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, be“STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES esa Dt mastons pe TO mene est SXPENSIVE. Haridsome Lamps — tere Beautiful China and’ Glassware. ‘ Eretything In The Lite of Hardware -and Thwart Agent for the BEST ‘CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E; TURNER, Pine Street. Hpupicear gocetey isa become a ha. MRS. MES. graces DOUGLASS &. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fotirth Thursdéys of each month RS, Pres. EMMA b aaeE aiid — Dr; N. E. Chapman, Dr. C, W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Mfifice at residence, Sacramento st Nevad,4 City, Cal.? ns _ iy. IR space of 9,147 feet. In edch case the . i SNe rornagaggnaontccroal gages mM. Le D. MARSH. @ piece by his friend Soumet. ‘You . LICK HOUSE, Cof. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. G: W. KINGSBURY, = Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS. FOR MINING. MEN, Convenient to All Car Lines, Moderna Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. Grand improvements, are being made in shit popular house, and when. completed the citic Coast. f nll lbe second to no houseon the PeOFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, j Nevada City. Call on us before 3 going elsewhere. The Leading eect *‘Do you refer to that man?’’ replied : . JAMES HENSESSY, + Prop’r. Give me call and you'll never regret FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. . FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD Notice To Creditors. pened revel ~estate BA Charles E. to the ci teens Delete ngelnat the California, t ng the place for t! C. D. EASTIN, La te my A NIGHT SCHOOL ASTATE OF CHAS.E. JOHNSTO! DEHe etests Va Seca IAT ee . tes ra of, anda oe pee perbe 3:45 aad PROF. G. W. OGDEN BE goyoots HAs OPENED . transaction of the err eo ot said estate in Washington Schoolhouse. “CHAS. pega ia, Preprieter. said sid Hxeoutrly at the law. office 2 Liquor, ‘Ale, Beer and aus My the vaime Novada city. inom all is the Old; County of Nevada, Vx , DECEASED. The Gem. ‘Sitoon. a ae ee ned, Ruscutels of _ iam twill of Nand Ww. erring, di tion -of action of the business oe HELEN F. RRING, whieh Siok has ‘had suck ' a good Ldkertt ie ipseses} C NATIONAL MARKET, ° Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. €. 5. NAPFZIGER, nis . Semasaremastlart Dated Sarg in are ¥ i ae = TsMetice iy Creditors. jeceased, to ee eee Yeetaaeatt™. el: geen Yagi of the Last Will and estament oe oor se oe Empire Stable, Road Street, opp. National Exchange Hose! Nevada City. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, “CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES "Po be found in this part of the State. Moun wound d trips daily. Until further notice'the "Bus wii make regular trips between Nevada one. and Grags Valley atthe follow, weaving Nevada Ory at 10'a. Leavin, wing Grass Valley at 8: 15 a.m., 1, 30'p. m. Passéngers called for in any part of town,; without extra. charge.’ Leave orders at the National Srotenge Hotel. . GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. GEO. I. BECKLEY, Pro. ene Steam Beer a a Specialty. ieee) ‘Every Saturday Night. Come One, Come All. ~ 301 y, and. Nevada City ong S LINE. . Cholcest of Wines, Li Liquors and Cigars Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S SGILT EDGE” . STEAM BEER. PPE VYO PEO EE OO There are other Beers, but , £GILT EDGE IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. hase Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor. ' Pine Street, Nevada’ City. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. en ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient . customers, i, Stables Open . All Night. Foot of Broad. Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72. —PLAZA— — LIVERY AND pine § STABLE William & Thomas Harry, Propieters, _ (Successors to T. sav ofl ‘ TLL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON H ae best horses in the cow oe want a a nda oe a ree * Mlain Street, Nevada city. °

[IPANY.— business, of works, Seti a tof Tes o' ‘en “the caple imme» the Sec7, No, 18 rhnia. sessment t day of (erage NESDAY, 2 o'clock? otha toid expenraediry, rancisco, ND FOR lifornia, W. HERAY, the ck a. mm, of ar said “ppl me e aw Hof for hear‘ring for mentary may Clerk. ING OF us Gold office of an ec h Ser of » O'e oard of ear, and further eeting. “ the wais: francisco, fil-td 2N’S On, la, Pa, rderere UDINE TENTS oposite abels at suite k ts baton } ie. © gam th in: ra TePO Neither a ‘webell rea rexdystnade dlothing J and. call ‘it tailor-made. fs man ‘feels like. kicking ‘himsélf and does & so when. he “earns that he can ‘get clothes x in Ais own town carefully tried arid fitted © No wonder this. Mi aid bol aga his les made in the Teal os _Workmaaship on all garments sold. By us is guaranteed: and any defect: we repair free of cost.. We ‘have the largest stock of Woolens in the city, together with 3000 samples a is choose from. 2 ae plage the Tailor, 2d ROPE helow Armory Fiall. Broad St., tNevada City. In the Transcript Block, on Rowennevetel street, is now eo: "Richardson, ae UNDERTAKER Bréa iad haart oes els and ; corm Cakes, ap spt ous mre sateen "Wedding Cakes s Sieciaey. Crs pas . & LEADING CIGAR DEALERS, F ieee y eet ree eee ke 8 and. thoy gamble tis ek raat : “beat; a, dog, a gondola, and the “Libeo }@ei Sogno’’—the lotto player's oraclo—' . will tell you. what the: number isand . 4. -. the rules for interpreting the appear-) . 3s jances in dreams. “Visitors. to Venice, [3 . whjch has always been a stronghold of . ’ “gambling, may have seen. the declara-'["@e tion of the winning figures ‘from the }4 4j. Campanile of” St. ‘Mark’s+the silent, . ; -Feage® crowd gathered in the square and . ** “the group of officials gathered:round . the boy with the* bandaged eyes me draws‘the' nunabers from the cage. jmadmen who hailed ‘a ‘gondolier'from the window of the madhouse on the island to tell him .the.numbers he had . dreamed. The man: put his,money on ». them and won, and from that day to this the gondoliers: . Beige the window as they pass in the man will call again, The story ig true. Tondo Ohronicle. rhe Min with” His Tonia city Sut . has a referencé to “the sex” which ‘. modern college girl. The learned author . instructive and pleasing that it has for : nearly a century been taught even to ‘}versation of the social circle, in the daily avidity of the’occurrences of the _. well as the profound philosopher. “patent. is 9,680 -tons, horsepowef 14,831 {utes and 47 seconds are required, and . Columbia, with a displacement of 7,850 . tons, 17,991 horsepower and a speed of seTTER PREPARED THAN’ EVER "fo serve the public with First-clase _-ANCY PASTRY-OP-ALL KINDS-TO ORDER ee Gocergnd Test cate or Chas B Te br ‘-. + ~xd@HN,GALOWELL, "Attorney at Law, al fe Nevada ity: Transcript*Block, Oommercial Street bmg ‘= Ww. W, WAGGONER, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. ~ ; are ey oe Pi SACRAMENTO. LEWwIs BUCELEY Agent for for Nevada, City. ONLY ‘WHITE ‘LABOR EMPLOYED And all work done in first-class 8tyle. see a vat, the Fadden on. oO a. receive prompt attention. =. American. Laundry, Cigar Store, and Coyote streets, 1% The Best Liquors, : The E Best Cigars. These are the attractions you eam always find at ; 66 » Teation ar a Beto ice to the Rw ot nisTHE COUNCIL CHAMBER. trator w ia eae te tow ities . : Beer 5 Céntsa Glass. ttt SaXcs iy rr ee eee ys gaid county bf Nevada. Moora,” thomas gous Tago. Pepper,” Admitilatrator with Will envesad of thees 2 % i? sth iA itt beets bet ee : ites’ to f prema tone aioat Well Wel wa «There is a story told in Venice of a pe that the madf ‘wcograpny vor Women, ““Theintrodaction to ‘Parkenton’s “Modern Atlas,’’ published in 1815, ought to be véry interesting to our says: Geography is a study 80 universally ‘females, whose pursuits are foreign from serious researches. . In the trivial conmo ites of sg and bitual resource to the elegant female, as Stopping a Big Steamship.. ‘To, stop the Etruria,. whose: displaceand ‘speed 20.18 knots an ‘hour, 2 minduring: the'process‘of stopping the ship will forge.ahead: 2,464 feet,.or nearly half a mile. The United States crniser . 22.8 knots an hour, can be stopped in 2 minutes and 15 seconds and within a} ‘vessel is supposed to be: going at full! speed and the stoppage produced by . reversing the action of the, propeller. j Dumaa’ Quick wit. Theatre Francais during.the playing of see that ?’’ said he, ‘‘that’s your work.”’ Next evening a Dumas comedy was put on. The two friends looked in again and found a’sleeper. **You see, dear: Dusiag,”” aia: Soumet, ‘‘your works can produce:sleep.’’ : Dumas. ‘‘Why, that’s the man who was there last night: He’s not awake yet{’*-San Francisco News Ketter. The Glenbrook, Ralph Maitland. ..: Propeictor Cholcest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. Agent for the celebrated Ruhstaler Beer. a its Pinte Street, Nevada City. i & lee. LINDLEY, bs Attorney and Counselor at Law. and Pine streets. Up Stairs. There ‘May: Be ‘Other Others!) tA RUE'S ; SARSAPARILLA 4s THE. BEST. SOCIETY DIRECTORY. “Mito: Loage, Kaights of Pyttias;

Meets every Friday Evening, Pythian Castle. anit serlgemesiveg are cordially Invited’ to ing 0 ly" D: F, BE C.Cc ih Ne SH Segarace hela of bs &S. ats Moor money back aif ainsatisfactory. yA }. Neva Rebekah: Degree, No. 119, 1.0. Us Wes “ Meets at Odd Fellows Hall’: Every Wednesday evening at 7:30 o’eloek. «) GEORGE B, RUSSELL, M.W. " CHARLES EK. ASHBURN, Recorder. . Meets at Odd Fellows Halt i Ist and.3d Saturday 1 Bvenings of Month at 7:30 san. OBE . DILING HATAGASALL. Sec. sake n.@ My RUG STORE. Photo Supplies and Stationery. . see ae a eee . Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, kK oO. Meets at Odd Fellows Hr it Every. 2d and 4th Monday of each month at lock. WM: McKINLAY JR. C. P. GEO. A. GRAY, Scribe, * Meets at Pythian Castle Bvery Tuesday evening at 7:30 o'clock. C, W. CHAPMAN Pres, ED. J. MORGAN, R. 8. . STOV. ES and ‘For econonty in Fuel, Good Cooking: Durability and all Desirable Features, the celebrated Westwood Stoves and ‘Ratiges, : EXCEL ALL OTHERS. Inn Mn fT RN JP IS SOLE AGENT GEO. E. TU N E For Nevada City. He also carries a large stock of Stoves of other makes, be“STEEL RANGES AND HEATING STOVES esa Dt mastons pe TO mene est SXPENSIVE. Haridsome Lamps — tere Beautiful China and’ Glassware. ‘ Eretything In The Lite of Hardware -and Thwart Agent for the BEST ‘CUTTLERY IN THE UNITED STATES. GEO. E; TURNER, Pine Street. Hpupicear gocetey isa become a ha. MRS. MES. graces DOUGLASS &. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, N. D. G. W. Meets at Pythian Castle Second and fotirth Thursdéys of each month RS, Pres. EMMA b aaeE aiid — Dr; N. E. Chapman, Dr. C, W. Chapman, DENTISTS. Mfifice at residence, Sacramento st Nevad,4 City, Cal.? ns _ iy. IR space of 9,147 feet. In edch case the . i SNe rornagaggnaontccroal gages mM. Le D. MARSH. @ piece by his friend Soumet. ‘You . LICK HOUSE, Cof. Sutter and Montgomery Sts., Center of Business District SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. G: W. KINGSBURY, = Manager, Special Accommodations For Traveling Men. HEADQUARTERS. FOR MINING. MEN, Convenient to All Car Lines, Moderna Hotel Newly Fitted Throughout. Grand improvements, are being made in shit popular house, and when. completed the citic Coast. f nll lbe second to no houseon the PeOFFICE AND YARD, Boulder Street, j Nevada City. Call on us before 3 going elsewhere. The Leading eect *‘Do you refer to that man?’’ replied : . JAMES HENSESSY, + Prop’r. Give me call and you'll never regret FOR SALE BY ALL GROCERS. . FFICE-TILLEY BUILDING, COR. BROAD Notice To Creditors. pened revel ~estate BA Charles E. to the ci teens Delete ngelnat the California, t ng the place for t! C. D. EASTIN, La te my A NIGHT SCHOOL ASTATE OF CHAS..E. JOHNSTO! DEHe etests Va Seca IAT ee . tes ra of, anda oe pee perbe 3:45 aad PROF. G. W. OGDEN BE goyoots HAs OPENED . transaction of the err eo ot said estate in Washington Schoolhouse. “CHAS. pega ia, Preprieter. said sid Hxeoutrly at the law. office 2 Liquor, ‘Ale, Beer and aus My the vaime Novada city. inom all is the Old; County of Nevada, Vx , DECEASED. The Gem. ‘Sitoon. a ae ee ned, Ruscutels of _ iam twill of Nand Ww. erring, di tion -of action of the business oe HELEN F. RRING, whieh Siok has ‘had suck ' a good Ldkertt ie ipseses} C NATIONAL MARKET, ° Broad St., Opp. Citizens’ Bank. €. 5. NAPFZIGER, nis . Semasaremastlart Dated Sarg in are ¥ i ae = TsMetice iy Creditors. jeceased, to ee eee Yeetaaeatt™. el: geen Yagi of the Last Will and estament oe oor se oe Empire Stable, Road Street, opp. National Exchange Hose! Nevada City. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lot of HORSES, “CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES "Po be found in this part of the State. Moun wound d trips daily. Until further notice'the "Bus wii make regular trips between Nevada one. and Grags Valley atthe follow, weaving Nevada Ory at 10'a. Leavin, wing Grass Valley at 8: 15 a.m., 1, 30'p. m. Passéngers called for in any part of town,; without extra. charge.’ Leave orders at the National Srotenge Hotel. . GEO. WETTERAU, Prop. GEO. I. BECKLEY, Pro. ene Steam Beer a a Specialty. ieee) ‘Every Saturday Night. Come One, Come All. ~ 301 y, and. Nevada City ong S LINE. . Cholcest of Wines, Li Liquors and Cigars Perfection in Brewing is Reached. RUHSTALLER’S SGILT EDGE” . STEAM BEER. PPE VYO PEO EE OO There are other Beers, but , £GILT EDGE IS PURE. WHEELIHAN BROS., Grass Valley. hase Leave orders at Glenbrook Saloon Ralph Maitland, Proprietor. ' Pine Street, Nevada’ City. NATIONAL Livery and Feed Stable. en ROBERT M. LATTA, Proprietor. Best of attention given to transient . customers, i, Stables Open . All Night. Foot of Broad. Street, Nevada City. Telephone No. 72.. —PLAZA— — LIVERY AND pine § STABLE William & Thomas Harry, Propieters, _ (Successors to T. sav ofl ‘ TLL KEEP CONSTANTLY ON H ae best horses in the cow oe want a a nda oe a ree * Mlain Street, Nevada city. °