March 5, 1900 (4 pages)

e lumber ars more, er in this e letting MONDAY. veces i a “1900 LENTEN REGULATIONS, promulgate. by Right in. shop Grae of This Diocese, Right Rev. Bishop. Grace, of the Diocese. of. Sacramento, has.isaued the following regalations for the. obser: vance of the Lenten season; ~~ 1. All the daye of Lent, except Sundays, are fast days of obligation. = 2. All persons under21 years or over 60 year of age, those who are engaged in hard labor, the sick and convalescent, and those: who cannot fast with“TRANSORIPT. ro Thore was a sal attendance at the Call on Ed Schmnidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. © a ORE Owing to the storm . work has been suspended on the Union Hotel. J, J. Trembath, an old Nevada miver, died suddenly at De Lamar, Idaho, last week, The Pine Hill. mine. near Pleasant Ridge has heen, fold to a company for, $2000.Gb to the ilewss Saloon and get.a/ place of the ditch by which the water was formerly conveyed. ganville on March 16th, for the purpose of raising funds with which to buy a new flag for the school. and also to ‘defray the expense of needed repairs to the schoolhouse at that place. : . Al. Organ of. Nevada City was hire from the obligations « of fasting. 3. All bound to keep fast sha}t make but one full meal & day, except on Sundays. 4. .The meal periaitied on fast days should be taken about noo: Gilt Edge Steam Beer. : tf Dr. W. P. Sawyer has taken: up -his residence at the National Hotel. where he can be found nights, _ £20-t£ Don’t forget the entertainment: to’be given by the Degree of Honor on Wed5. A collation is permidied in the nesday evening.of this week. evening. . The Drummér Boy of Shiloh will ap6. When the principal meal cannot pear at the Theater on Wednesday and conveniently be taken about noon, the } Phursday evenings of this week. order may be inverted, so that.the colPersian and Tarkish rags, 30 by 60 where he will be employed. The dance given for the benefit of the school extension netted $422 65. Last. week Charles Busch. received a dispatch informing bim that his sister -wasillat her home in San Francisco and not expected to live, He left for the Bay on. Saturday’s stage. Aset of appropriate resolutions in memory of-the late Sheriff Henry R. Farley of Monterey county, were relation maybe taken about noon and . inches, ong dollar apiece. All sizes . cently adopted by the Association of the dinner in the evening. . 7. Geueral usage has made it lawfal to take in the morning a cap of coffee, . Urday evening was a success, nothwith-. was sent to the late Sheriff's father: . men were constantly employed in shale The dance given by ‘Company OC Satand all prices. Snell & Fleming. £6-tf . Sheriffs of California, A copy of these resolutions, bound in black morocco, tea or chocolate, with a small piece of anne the terrible storm that pre. Judge M. Farley, now ‘residing at Se bread. 8. Necessity and custom have an-vailed. About thirty men have been tempor. linas. The Sierraville amateur Thespians thorized the use of lard instead of but. Stily Jaid off at the Providence mine. . played the “Private Secretary.” a fourter in the preparation of all permitted . They will goon again as soon as the . act comedy, in that town on Washingfoods. millis repaired. 9. By dispensation the use of flesh Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling ton’s Birthday to a crowded house with great success. The Loyalton Orches~ meats is permitted at all meals on Sun. and finish are the best on earth. . tra, which is conceded to be one of the days and oncea day at the principal . Grown and made at home. M. L. & D. best in the mountains, furnished the meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs-. Marsh have them. f10-tf days and Saturdays, with the exception music. The receipts. of the play Frank Huston of North Bloomfield . 4mounted to $188.25 and 45 ic tickets Summit and was still snowing. At the of Ember Saturday and the last Satur. was brought to the Oounty Hospital ‘were sold. day of Lent. Saturday last. He was stricken with 10. Persons exempt from the obliga. paralsis last week. tion of fasting may partake of flesh Don’t fail to try a dollar's worth of John B. Irish, secretary of the “Jocal Council of Chosen friends, has received a letter from the Supreme Remeat at all meals on days when the. Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. . Corder informing him that the warrant use of meat is permitted at the princi-. Two bitsa pound. For sale only by . bas been drawn for. the first installpal meal. 11. .Flesh, meat and fish are not to be used at the same meal during Lent, . this city was stricken with paralysis . Benefits. Saturday night, and is considered to. the age of 75 years and hence ceases to even on Sundays. George C. Gaylord & Son. tf old resident of . Crooks, account of Old Age Disability . is suicidal. The worst cold or cough Mrs. L. Godsir, 12. “The use of butter, cheese, ‘milk ‘be in a very critical condition. and eggs is permitted every day in “The examination of Ralph White, . & Lent. . eharged with receiving stolen goods, 13. By virtue of an Indult granted. will come up for hearing tomorrow . the first being the $665 above menby the Holy See, March 15, 1895, work-. morning. before Justice Holbrook. ingmen and their families are allowed A ptece of quartz fell and struck one the use of flesh meat once a day onall . of William Thomas’ eyes while he was the fast and abstinence days _ through. & at work at the Champion mine on Satout the year, with the exception of all. urday last. It made a bad wound. Fridays, Ash Wednesday, the Wednes‘Our lumber is shed-covered, thereday and Saturday of Holy Week, and . fore is clean and bright. There are the Vigil of Christmas. Those who are many other reasens why you should exempt from the obligation of fasting . use our lumber. M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-tf are permitted to use meat more than At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can ment, $565, in favor of James B. Mr. Crooks has arrived at pay further assessments, but now be-} gins to draw his insurance, which is to be paid in four yearly installments, tioned. a —————————————————— It Won’t. Rent receipts will not give you @ home. We can build you one on. easy terms. ‘TOWLE Bros. Co. tf Pay Your Meat Bill. AL persons knowing themselves indebted to us, for meats are nereby noti once a day on all daye, except those . get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, . fled to pay a portion, if not all, of their before mentioned, namely, Fridays, Ash . cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, Wednesday, the* Weduesday and Sat-. all ye who never their sampled goods.tf. long standing accounts, and we reurday of Holy Week, and the -Vigil._of We have never before advertised accounts IMMEDIATELY. We have many quest a settlement of the same. This Christmas, Those who avail them-. house-building on the installment plan, . peremptory call has no reference to selves of this Indult are not permitted. but it’s always been an important to use flesh meat and fish at the same . branch of our business. meal and are earnestly exhorted to per. best terms. form.some other avt of mortification, We offer the M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf Thomas Jones, the Browns Valley fire such as abstinence from intoxicating . bug, who was convicted of arson in the liquors. Yuba County Superior Court, has been 14. The Pasheal time extends from. sentenced to fifteen years in the the first Sunday of Lent until Trinity . State Prison. Sunday, inelusive, during which time Lent is now here and Wm. Andrews those who so promptly pay their bills a. COLLEY Bros Nevada City, Feb. 28th, 1900. tf a Notice. The parties having the rubber coats belonging to Pennsylvania Engine Co, No. 2, will kindly return them to the all those who have attained the . will receive a larger stock of fresh fish . Company’s house ai thelr Rowdee conproper age are bound to receive holy . of all kinds, than ever before. He also communion worthily. keeps on hand a fine stock of fruits 15. To afford the faithful opportuni. and vegetables. ties of gaining the grace of the Lenten This evening the second game of the season, it is hereby ordered that, in. whist tournament will be played, when addition to the usual Suuday devo-. Wm. Rolfeand F. M. Miller will do tions, Lenten exeercises be held on two /. the entertaining at the home of Mr. and evenings of each week in all eburches of the dioceses'to which are the. Mrs: I. J. Rolfe. Joseph A. Obmert, a former resident attached resident pastors. On oue of . of this city but now of Spenceville, has the evenings an instruction is to be. filed his petition in bankruptcy in the given, on the other, the stations uf the. United States Court. His liabilities . 4 ej rid of. cross, and permission is hereby given . are placed at $1,414.30. ‘for benediction of the blessed Sacrament on both evenings. John F. Blake, who was born at Cherokee, this county, died of consumption _ 16. The faithful are reminded that. in San Francisco on Friday last. He besides the obligation of fasting imwas aged 33 years, and leaves a wife posed by the church, the season of . and two small children. Lent should be in a very special manAl. Burrows, the well-known ‘Grass venience. HMIDT, £20-tf Foreman. . Foul-Smelling Catarrh, . Catarrh is one of the most obstinate liseases. nnd hence the most difiicalts There is but one way to cure it. She disease is in the blood, and alk the ‘prays, washes and inhaling mixteres n the world can have no permanent. fect whatever upon it. Swift’s Spesific cures Catarrh permanently, forit m: she only remedy which can reach the lisease and foree it from the blood. Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, ner a time of earnest prayer, of sorrow . Valley lawyer, was taken very sick at Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writea: or sin, of abstention from amusement, _ which, not sinful in themseleves, are permitted during other portions of the year, and of generous almegiving to the poor. 17. To comply with the decree ‘of the Third Plenary Council of _Baltimore, a collection will be taken up ov the first Sundayof Lent ‘at all the masses at vespers for the missions among the Indians and negroes. 3 National Guards Elect Officers. At a meeting held at Sacramento’ fiaturday by the officers of the Second Infantry, National Guard of California, the following were elected. H. I. Seymour, Colonel; J. W. Guthrie, ViceColonel; BE. A. Forbes, Lieatenant-Colonel; M. Pirkey, Major. Major Marion Perkey of Colusa and Captain Geo. A. Nibell of this city were nominated for Major, the. former being elected by a vote of 18 to 7. price paid.” . 25 end $1.00., For sale. by H. nome evenings. . . rates. Send in your orders. Auburn last Friday. Word was’ sent to his housekeeper and she was driven to Auburn by W. G. Lord. Mr. Burrows’ illnéss is‘said to be of a very serious nature. Now is the time to attend to your plumbing. Geo. E Turner has secured the services of another licensed plumber from San Francisco, and is now fully prepared todo ali work in-that line. in a first-class manner and at the lowest £26-2w At the Ladies’ Whist party, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler, Saturday afternoon, Miss Minnie Brand won te first prize-and Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth the second. The Club will meet at thé home of Mrs. J. M. Hadley ou the 17th of this month. County Assessor Schroeder’s deputies went to Grass Valley today, and commenced assessing the property 2d. ing American Theatre on there at 12 o’clock. The taxes on personal property unsecured by real estute, also the road and poll taxes, be-. is Purely Vegetable, and is the onl come due and must be paid before July . The. delightful Charles and Kittie Willard in their $2,000 musical act, ped Miss Mattie ge Buwen, ysl — ma donna, a r.O. ted return the bottle to. p “Hight, the celebrated concert pianyour Druggist and he may refund the . ist, are among the attractions at the Wednesday and Thursday Lemons A new company has been organized ‘ in Yuba connty, to manufacture, proOran g es apti duce, buy and sell, rent'and lease, and atid Consumption otherwise acquire property, b afah bond B: anan as which is sold for the small price : timber and other ye ud conPa Lm 2 cts. = Prcagen does not . tract lumber mills, *sould see no improvement whatever, ance I was constantly treated with sprays and washes, and a ent inhaling in fact, I could each winter I than the rove te ea Sori e to my a e rrh was a blood system, & o have this dre och eae treatment. which paar done them any good, and take 8.8. 8.,@ that can reach the disease and cure i oe Po continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift’s Specific is-a real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, dee d which other sees (9-4 — effect whatever upon. Catarrh, an cert ce wees 2 even the most aggravuted cases. blood remedy guaranteed to contaip dangerous a miners hd by Swift Atlant Ps) “eorgia. the reservoir. The bank is cracked for . piled u to a great de in the mounthe distance of about 100 feet, which’ tains, # es has necessitated the -building of a/ ali purposes till very late in. the Samflame over that part of the ground in mer. Snow commenced falling at this . A social dance will be givan at Lot $$-5-FBlut is A GOOD IDEA ' The present storm is proving tobe ‘one of the best we have had so far this season for the reason that the snow is city very early Sunday morning and by 10 o'clock in the forenoon it reached balance of the day it melted about as fast. as it came down. The rainfall for the present storm up to nine o'clock today was 2-47 inches, making ‘a total for the season of 48.41 inches. — It rained at intervals last night anit today, and there is but little snow left sn the ground at this city. Snow Mountain ditch was blocked yesterday morning above Scott’s Flat, and a force of men were sent out and @leared it of the obstruction.One of the Telephone: ©6.’s poles, in front of the Congregational church, . Was beoked to within a few feet of the ground, caused” by the great weight of snow on the wires attached to it. The show. was very heavy and stuck to the telephoné and electric wires one or two inches deep and many of the wires broke, although a number of ing the snow off of them. Buth telephone and telegraphic communication between this city and North San Juan, and other ridge towns, are shut off on account of the wires being down. * The: telephone line between here and Grass Valley were repaired It was ascertained this isonet that about eight feet of snow had fallen at the still snowing. At Graniteville there is four feet of snow. ; See Do You ow Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and:also that. neglect can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive or Dia for over fifty years. Forsale ‘. Dickerman, the druggist. ‘tf ——————— EEE Order to Show Cause. 1, THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Raveds. State of California. sn the of t. of W. H. Krager, deceased. Mary A. Kruger and J. L. tert he ae executrix and executor of the wil Kruger, deceased, having filed their aiken herein duly verified ‘praying for an order of sale of certain bors of the real estate of 8a: ing therefrom that itis rroealcg ne sel) such tions ee said real estate or a thereof for the og ingthe allowance to the ge 7S of the expenses and charges of administration of said estate and eg vont the logectes due vi oth seas bag Bs will of said Sremenes the spe gpae re ham or tek wataener on of th e hose we terested therein that such sale should be made, itistherefore ordered by this court that all persons ixterested in the estate of said deceased appear before this court on Thursday, the Bd day of April, 1900, at 10 o’elockin the forenoon of said day at the court room thereof in the County Court House in Nevada City, then and there to thow cause why an order should. not be granped te the said executor and executrix ‘or the sale at private sale of the said portions of said real estate of deceased as set orth in the said petition, or s0 much thereof as shall. be necessary for the purposes aforesaid or as may be for the advantage, benefit and best interests of said estate and those interested therein, b= . dépth of foar inches, but during the} Central house there was three feet and . ‘Guthrie of the Second Infantry Regiment, N. G.C., aud the men who com‘ovived a peremptory order from Guthrie totarn over to him all their suits and . Sea property, and they declare that . . ¢ will do nothing of the. until . . ‘Guthrie pays them what they assert he owes them. The Appeal says ‘Guthrie for: misappropriating _ ‘money belonging to the band was’ filed with the Adjutant General last ober and that nothing bas been done with it since. Mr. Neale says the band members served the State long and faithfully and are entitled toan_ honorable discharge, which, he says they have. . been unable to secure from the Colonel, Dance Saturday Night. Co. © will give ite usual weekly dance at Armory Hall on Saturday . night. The public are invited, and a ae time is assured to all; m 1-3t oe In [ly New Location. > © The finest Photograph Gallery + intheinterior. Masonic Building, Commercial St. More room and better light. Drop around when you haye.time. Yee Nevapa City Grass VALLEY, Oe cata tntntintntntadindedl 229-020-099 O-O HO OFOO00-O0-6-6' keke between Colonel J. : posed the band of that regiment before . 's ter for} Colonel Guthrie recently ‘reorganized . 9 taine, which means plenty of water FoF. i ‘The old band members have re-. . leader Charles AL Neale of, the old . / ine ot — ny? ope few years in the manufacture of Raeeeer, They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are foaseprised. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches _If.you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We — to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money bac ‘WATCHMAKERS, h & A. W. MARTUNG, "cess Telephone West 14. Broad i ; Nevada City. Ex. & E*. Tun. COOPER Will Furnish you All Materia! for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. hie itsad Hill. *"ISOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY . "eS Fresh goods, including novelties and staples, arrive by almost every train at WM. HX CRAWFEORD’S, MAIN STREET AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jee For one of. the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any sized = or BUNTING FLAG at prives usually charged by wholesalers. its Rightly Named. spect. HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. HOWARD LOVELAND. TELEPHONE WEST 18 Delinquent . Notice, TA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY .— Location of princi, . lace of business San Frenne, California. Nevada Of Notice.—There are delinquent upon. the fatowina’: escribed stock on accouut of assessment No. 19 levied on the twenty-fourth day of January, 1900, the several amounts set gupesite the names of the reer shareholders. as follows: ocation of works No. Certif. She. Am’t Names. Ae Es errr ere pee $50 (6 Cage . one ora 0 12 50 L RR yt tt Sear ee eee ere 44 680 1700 J. L. Bradbury. ....-s49 170-425 And in aoshriance with law and an order of the Hoard of Directors, made on the 24th parcel of such stock as may go anges id will be sold at public auction at the office 0’ La aes . Me Mining Co., 407 eo saert na ger Francisco, California, on Monday, the nineteenth day of March, 1900, at the hour of one o’clock p. m. of said’ day, to y delinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. L. 8. ROSE, Secretary. T. NILON, Bees -sPo of the Superior Court of Nevada Dated itareh $d, 77. ms Office, 407 Montgomery street, San rancisco, California. m3-td y Better Than Klondike Nuggets Tothe child who appreciates fine candies are the unsurpassed Chocolates, Caramels, Marsh Mallows, French Mixtures and Cream Nuts that they will find in our delicious stock of confectionery. Everyone becomes a child again, in imagination, when they commence to revel in the luscious sweets they have bought at our counter. FOLEY, NEVADA CITY. them at the right place. our groceries If you ‘want something delicious try: Heinz’s Sweet Pickles, in bulk Heinz’s Horse Radish, Cream Custard, Don’t throw money to the birds_ Better buy groceries with it, ani buy Our prices wouldn't be remarkable if it weren’t for the high quality of Burnham's Clam Chowder, a ready meal and dozens of other dainty delicicies. Ring up 441, and we'll deliver your order promptly. CASH GROCE R In the year now beginning Limes. ee machinery, etc. The! followin are the direcJust Racoived at tors: J. R. Meek, W.B. Meek, Heury. Malloch, E. J. de Sabla, Jr, and John . Martin. Teg’ Candy Factory. When youfdecide jceries and mercial street a trial. There is no teacher like experience, a by the errors of £899 and earlier date it is your own fault. to avoid the errors of the past. and if you do not profit To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit on a place to get the best GroProvisions at as low prices as you sometimes pay, elsewhere for inferior goods, — IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. Scadden and his popular store on Com: day of January, 1/00, so man; ng shares of each j* Povey ehceny"t thers be Calk About Testimonials! po you know sat are depend upon $5 5s that the Bread, ~~Pies,_ Cakes, Fane: me 'y, Ete., from this Bakery are all right xf every reMULLOY ™ GROCER. Has been in business at the same old stand in Nevada City for 29 years, and that many of his -earliest customers are still trading with him ? WHY DO THEY DO IT? Simply because he makes it a rule to keep abreast of the times, carry the very best of goods, sell them at fair prices and Give Everybody a : a Square Deal it is an ola saying in this town that “If you buy it at Mulloy’s you will be sure to get the best.” Phone No. 521. aaaannenaens sere apose “sate (a ate tell "“ Farmers AND Lot Owners ® Are respectfully reminded that we sell nf Seed Wheat, per 100 Ibs. $1.50 : Red Oats, per 100 lbs, 1.50 . Bone Dust = Best Fertilizer, In Any Quautity THE BEE HIVE. J. J. JACKSON, Commercial St. Hat OOSZANNOSZARKMOSZNNOVZAN SOW) 68 Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : From 25c¢ to*8s5c per gyard; also Linoleums From 50c to 85c¢ per yard Now is the time to buy your Oarpet. Also an exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to match. We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left * which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Sammer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. ‘Call early and get your bargains. Snell & dere a se eta

e lumber ars more, er in this e letting MONDAY. veces i a “1900 LENTEN REGULATIONS, promulgate. by Right in. shop Grae of This Diocese, Right Rev. Bishop. Grace, of the Diocese. of. Sacramento, has.isaued the following regalations for the. obser: vance of the Lenten season; ~~ 1. All the daye of Lent, except Sundays, are fast days of obligation. = 2. All persons under21 years or over 60 year of age, those who are engaged in hard labor, the sick and convalescent, and those: who cannot fast with“TRANSORIPT. ro Thore was a sal attendance at the Call on Ed Schmnidt when you want anything in the tobacco line. © a ORE Owing to the storm . work has been suspended on the Union Hotel. J, J. Trembath, an old Nevada miver, died suddenly at De Lamar, Idaho, last week, The Pine Hill. mine. near Pleasant Ridge has heen, fold to a company for, $2000.Gb to the ilewss Saloon and get.a/ place of the ditch by which the water was formerly conveyed. ganville on March 16th, for the purpose of raising funds with which to buy a new flag for the school. and also to ‘defray the expense of needed repairs to the schoolhouse at that place. : . Al. Organ of. Nevada City was hire from the obligations « of fasting. 3. All bound to keep fast sha}t make but one full meal & day, except on Sundays. 4. .The meal periaitied on fast days should be taken about noo: Gilt Edge Steam Beer. : tf Dr. W. P. Sawyer has taken: up -his residence at the National Hotel. where he can be found nights, _ £20-t£ Don’t forget the entertainment: to’be given by the Degree of Honor on Wed5. A collation is permidied in the nesday evening.of this week. evening. . The Drummér Boy of Shiloh will ap6. When the principal meal cannot pear at the Theater on Wednesday and conveniently be taken about noon, the } Phursday evenings of this week. order may be inverted, so that.the colPersian and Tarkish rags, 30 by 60 where he will be employed. The dance given for the benefit of the school extension netted $422 65. Last. week Charles Busch. received a dispatch informing bim that his sister -wasillat her home in San Francisco and not expected to live, He left for the Bay on. Saturday’s stage. Aset of appropriate resolutions in memory of-the late Sheriff Henry R. Farley of Monterey county, were relation maybe taken about noon and . inches, ong dollar apiece. All sizes . cently adopted by the Association of the dinner in the evening. . 7. Geueral usage has made it lawfal to take in the morning a cap of coffee, . Urday evening was a success, nothwith-. was sent to the late Sheriff's father: . men were constantly employed in shale The dance given by ‘Company OC Satand all prices. Snell & Fleming. £6-tf . Sheriffs of California, A copy of these resolutions, bound in black morocco, tea or chocolate, with a small piece of anne the terrible storm that pre. Judge M. Farley, now ‘residing at Se bread. 8. Necessity and custom have an-vailed. About thirty men have been tempor. linas. The Sierraville amateur Thespians thorized the use of lard instead of but. Stily Jaid off at the Providence mine. . played the “Private Secretary.” a fourter in the preparation of all permitted . They will goon again as soon as the . act comedy, in that town on Washingfoods. millis repaired. 9. By dispensation the use of flesh Fancy beaded pine and cedar ceiling ton’s Birthday to a crowded house with great success. The Loyalton Orches~ meats is permitted at all meals on Sun. and finish are the best on earth. . tra, which is conceded to be one of the days and oncea day at the principal . Grown and made at home. M. L. & D. best in the mountains, furnished the meal on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thurs-. Marsh have them. f10-tf days and Saturdays, with the exception music. The receipts. of the play Frank Huston of North Bloomfield . 4mounted to $188.25 and 45 ic tickets Summit and was still snowing. At the of Ember Saturday and the last Satur. was brought to the Oounty Hospital ‘were sold. day of Lent. Saturday last. He was stricken with 10. Persons exempt from the obliga. paralsis last week. tion of fasting may partake of flesh Don’t fail to try a dollar's worth of John B. Irish, secretary of the “Jocal Council of Chosen friends, has received a letter from the Supreme Remeat at all meals on days when the. Chase & Sanborn’s celebrated coffee. . Corder informing him that the warrant use of meat is permitted at the princi-. Two bitsa pound. For sale only by . bas been drawn for. the first installpal meal. 11. .Flesh, meat and fish are not to be used at the same meal during Lent, . this city was stricken with paralysis . Benefits. Saturday night, and is considered to. the age of 75 years and hence ceases to even on Sundays. George C. Gaylord & Son. tf old resident of . Crooks, account of Old Age Disability . is suicidal. The worst cold or cough Mrs. L. Godsir, 12. “The use of butter, cheese, ‘milk ‘be in a very critical condition. and eggs is permitted every day in “The examination of Ralph White, . & Lent. . eharged with receiving stolen goods, 13. By virtue of an Indult granted. will come up for hearing tomorrow . the first being the $665 above menby the Holy See, March 15, 1895, work-. morning. before Justice Holbrook. ingmen and their families are allowed A ptece of quartz fell and struck one the use of flesh meat once a day onall . of William Thomas’ eyes while he was the fast and abstinence days _ through. & at work at the Champion mine on Satout the year, with the exception of all. urday last. It made a bad wound. Fridays, Ash Wednesday, the Wednes‘Our lumber is shed-covered, thereday and Saturday of Holy Week, and . fore is clean and bright. There are the Vigil of Christmas. Those who are many other reasens why you should exempt from the obligation of fasting . use our lumber. M.L.& D. Marsh. f10-tf are permitted to use meat more than At “The Grotto”, at all times, you can ment, $565, in favor of James B. Mr. Crooks has arrived at pay further assessments, but now be-} gins to draw his insurance, which is to be paid in four yearly installments, tioned. a —————————————————— It Won’t. Rent receipts will not give you @ home. We can build you one on. easy terms. ‘TOWLE Bros. Co. tf Pay Your Meat Bill. AL persons knowing themselves indebted to us, for meats are nereby noti once a day on all daye, except those . get the finest of liquors, wines, ales, . fled to pay a portion, if not all, of their before mentioned, namely, Fridays, Ash . cigars, etc. Drop in and see how it is, Wednesday, the* Weduesday and Sat-. all ye who never their sampled goods.tf. long standing accounts, and we reurday of Holy Week, and the -Vigil._of We have never before advertised accounts IMMEDIATELY. We have many quest a settlement of the same. This Christmas, Those who avail them-. house-building on the installment plan, . peremptory call has no reference to selves of this Indult are not permitted. but it’s always been an important to use flesh meat and fish at the same . branch of our business. meal and are earnestly exhorted to per. best terms. form.some other avt of mortification, We offer the M.L.&D. Marsh. f10-tf Thomas Jones, the Browns Valley fire such as abstinence from intoxicating . bug, who was convicted of arson in the liquors. Yuba County Superior Court, has been 14. The Pasheal time extends from. sentenced to fifteen years in the the first Sunday of Lent until Trinity . State Prison. Sunday, inelusive, during which time Lent is now here and Wm. Andrews those who so promptly pay their bills a. COLLEY Bros Nevada City, Feb. 28th, 1900. tf a Notice. The parties having the rubber coats belonging to Pennsylvania Engine Co, No. 2, will kindly return them to the all those who have attained the . will receive a larger stock of fresh fish . Company’s house ai thelr Rowdee conproper age are bound to receive holy . of all kinds, than ever before. He also communion worthily. keeps on hand a fine stock of fruits 15. To afford the faithful opportuni. and vegetables. ties of gaining the grace of the Lenten This evening the second game of the season, it is hereby ordered that, in. whist tournament will be played, when addition to the usual Suuday devo-. Wm. Rolfeand F. M. Miller will do tions, Lenten exeercises be held on two /. the entertaining at the home of Mr. and evenings of each week in all eburches of the dioceses'to which are the. Mrs: I. J. Rolfe. Joseph A. Obmert, a former resident attached resident pastors. On oue of . of this city but now of Spenceville, has the evenings an instruction is to be. filed his petition in bankruptcy in the given, on the other, the stations uf the. United States Court. His liabilities . 4 ej rid of. cross, and permission is hereby given . are placed at $1,414.30. ‘for benediction of the blessed Sacrament on both evenings. John F. Blake, who was born at Cherokee, this county, died of consumption _ 16. The faithful are reminded that. in San Francisco on Friday last. He besides the obligation of fasting imwas aged 33 years, and leaves a wife posed by the church, the season of . and two small children. Lent should be in a very special manAl. Burrows, the well-known ‘Grass venience. HMIDT, £20-tf Foreman. . Foul-Smelling Catarrh, . Catarrh is one of the most obstinate liseases. nnd hence the most difiicalts There is but one way to cure it. She disease is in the blood, and alk the ‘prays, washes and inhaling mixteres n the world can have no permanent. fect whatever upon it. Swift’s Spesific cures Catarrh permanently, forit m: she only remedy which can reach the lisease and foree it from the blood. Mr. B. P. McAllister, of Harrodsburg, ner a time of earnest prayer, of sorrow . Valley lawyer, was taken very sick at Ky., had Catarrh for years. He writea: or sin, of abstention from amusement, _ which, not sinful in themseleves, are permitted during other portions of the year, and of generous almegiving to the poor. 17. To comply with the decree ‘of the Third Plenary Council of _Baltimore, a collection will be taken up ov the first Sundayof Lent ‘at all the masses at vespers for the missions among the Indians and negroes. 3 National Guards Elect Officers. At a meeting held at Sacramento’ fiaturday by the officers of the Second Infantry, National Guard of California, the following were elected. H. I. Seymour, Colonel; J. W. Guthrie, ViceColonel; BE. A. Forbes, Lieatenant-Colonel; M. Pirkey, Major. Major Marion Perkey of Colusa and Captain Geo. A. Nibell of this city were nominated for Major, the. former being elected by a vote of 18 to 7. price paid.” . 25 end $1.00., For sale. by H. nome evenings. . . rates. Send in your orders. Auburn last Friday. Word was’ sent to his housekeeper and she was driven to Auburn by W. G. Lord. Mr. Burrows’ illnéss is‘said to be of a very serious nature. Now is the time to attend to your plumbing. Geo. E Turner has secured the services of another licensed plumber from San Francisco, and is now fully prepared todo ali work in-that line. in a first-class manner and at the lowest £26-2w At the Ladies’ Whist party, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Zeitler, Saturday afternoon, Miss Minnie Brand won te first prize-and Mrs. Frank E. Wadsworth the second. The Club will meet at thé home of Mrs. J. M. Hadley ou the 17th of this month. County Assessor Schroeder’s deputies went to Grass Valley today, and commenced assessing the property 2d. ing American Theatre on there at 12 o’clock. The taxes on personal property unsecured by real estute, also the road and poll taxes, be-. is Purely Vegetable, and is the onl come due and must be paid before July . The. delightful Charles and Kittie Willard in their $2,000 musical act, ped Miss Mattie ge Buwen, ysl — ma donna, a r.O. ted return the bottle to. p “Hight, the celebrated concert pianyour Druggist and he may refund the . ist, are among the attractions at the Wednesday and Thursday Lemons A new company has been organized ‘ in Yuba connty, to manufacture, proOran g es apti duce, buy and sell, rent'and lease, and atid Consumption otherwise acquire property, b afah bond B: anan as which is sold for the small price : timber and other ye ud conPa Lm 2 cts. = Prcagen does not . tract lumber mills, *sould see no improvement whatever, ance I was constantly treated with sprays and washes, and a ent inhaling in fact, I could each winter I than the rove te ea Sori e to my a e rrh was a blood system, & o have this dre och eae treatment. which paar done them any good, and take 8.8. 8.,@ that can reach the disease and cure i oe Po continue the wrong treatment for Catarrh is to continue to suffer. Swift’s Specific is-a real blood remedy, and cures obstinate, dee d which other sees (9-4 — effect whatever upon. Catarrh, an cert ce wees 2 even the most aggravuted cases. blood remedy guaranteed to contaip dangerous a miners hd by Swift Atlant Ps) “eorgia. the reservoir. The bank is cracked for . piled u to a great de in the mounthe distance of about 100 feet, which’ tains, # es has necessitated the -building of a/ ali purposes till very late in. the Samflame over that part of the ground in mer. Snow commenced falling at this . A social dance will be givan at Lot $$-5-FBlut is A GOOD IDEA ' The present storm is proving tobe ‘one of the best we have had so far this season for the reason that the snow is

city very early Sunday morning and by 10 o'clock in the forenoon it reached balance of the day it melted about as fast. as it came down. The rainfall for the present storm up to nine o'clock today was 2-47 inches, making ‘a total for the season of 48.41 inches. — It rained at intervals last night anit today, and there is but little snow left sn the ground at this city. Snow Mountain ditch was blocked yesterday morning above Scott’s Flat, and a force of men were sent out and @leared it of the obstruction.One of the Telephone: ©6.’s poles, in front of the Congregational church, . Was beoked to within a few feet of the ground, caused” by the great weight of snow on the wires attached to it. The show. was very heavy and stuck to the telephoné and electric wires one or two inches deep and many of the wires broke, although a number of ing the snow off of them. Buth telephone and telegraphic communication between this city and North San Juan, and other ridge towns, are shut off on account of the wires being down. * The: telephone line between here and Grass Valley were repaired It was ascertained this isonet that about eight feet of snow had fallen at the still snowing. At Graniteville there is four feet of snow. ; See Do You ow Consumption is preventable? Science has proven that, and:also that. neglect can be cured with Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure. Sold on positive or Dia for over fifty years. Forsale ‘. Dickerman, the druggist. ‘tf ——————— EEE Order to Show Cause. 1, THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Raveds. State of California. sn the of t. of W. H. Krager, deceased. Mary A. Kruger and J. L. tert he ae executrix and executor of the wil Kruger, deceased, having filed their aiken herein duly verified ‘praying for an order of sale of certain bors of the real estate of 8a: ing therefrom that itis rroealcg ne sel) such tions ee said real estate or a thereof for the og ingthe allowance to the ge 7S of the expenses and charges of administration of said estate and eg vont the logectes due vi oth seas bag Bs will of said Sremenes the spe gpae re ham or tek wataener on of th e hose we terested therein that such sale should be made, itistherefore ordered by this court that all persons ixterested in the estate of said deceased appear before this court on Thursday, the Bd day of April, 1900, at 10 o’elockin the forenoon of said day at the court room thereof in the County Court House in Nevada City, then and there to thow cause why an order should. not be granped te the said executor and executrix ‘or the sale at private sale of the said portions of said real estate of deceased as set orth in the said petition, or s0 much thereof as shall. be necessary for the purposes aforesaid or as may be for the advantage, benefit and best interests of said estate and those interested therein, b= . dépth of foar inches, but during the} Central house there was three feet and . ‘Guthrie of the Second Infantry Regiment, N. G.C., aud the men who com‘ovived a peremptory order from Guthrie totarn over to him all their suits and . Sea property, and they declare that . . ¢ will do nothing of the. until . . ‘Guthrie pays them what they assert he owes them. The Appeal says ‘Guthrie for: misappropriating _ ‘money belonging to the band was’ filed with the Adjutant General last ober and that nothing bas been done with it since. Mr. Neale says the band members served the State long and faithfully and are entitled toan_ honorable discharge, which, he says they have. . been unable to secure from the Colonel, Dance Saturday Night. Co. © will give ite usual weekly dance at Armory Hall on Saturday . night. The public are invited, and a ae time is assured to all; m 1-3t oe In [ly New Location. > © The finest Photograph Gallery + intheinterior. Masonic Building, Commercial St. More room and better light. Drop around when you haye.time. Yee Nevapa City Grass VALLEY, Oe cata tntntintntntadindedl 229-020-099 O-O HO OFOO00-O0-6-6' keke between Colonel J. : posed the band of that regiment before . 's ter for} Colonel Guthrie recently ‘reorganized . 9 taine, which means plenty of water FoF. i ‘The old band members have re-. . leader Charles AL Neale of, the old . / ine ot — ny? ope few years in the manufacture of Raeeeer, They are not only more accurate and durable than they used to be, but are foaseprised. We will be pleased to show you the Latest and Best in Clocks and Watches _If.you will visit our store. Come and see us whether you are ready to buy or not. We are both practical watchmakers, having learned our trades with as good workmen as the werld can boast. We do repairing for people all over Nevada and Sierra counties. Send your watch or clock to us if it does not run right. We — to satisfy you in every way or will give you your money bac ‘WATCHMAKERS, h & A. W. MARTUNG, "cess Telephone West 14. Broad i ; Nevada City. Ex. & E*. Tun. COOPER Will Furnish you All Materia! for Your New Home ON THE INSTALLMENT PLAN. GIVE US A CALL. Good Lumber at reasonable rates. hie itsad Hill. *"ISOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY . "eS Fresh goods, including novelties and staples, arrive by almost every train at WM. HX CRAWFEORD’S, MAIN STREET AMERICAN FLAG AGENCY jee For one of. the largest factories in the East. Will furnish any sized = or BUNTING FLAG at prives usually charged by wholesalers. its Rightly Named. spect. HEADQUARTERS FOR WEDDING CAKES. All orders promptly filled and delivered at your doors. HOWARD LOVELAND. TELEPHONE WEST 18 Delinquent . Notice, TA SUERTE GOLD MINING COMPANY .— Location of princi, . lace of business San Frenne, California. Nevada Of Notice.—There are delinquent upon. the fatowina’: escribed stock on accouut of assessment No. 19 levied on the twenty-fourth day of January, 1900, the several amounts set gupesite the names of the reer shareholders. as follows: ocation of works No. Certif. She. Am’t Names. Ae Es errr ere pee $50 (6 Cage . one ora 0 12 50 L RR yt tt Sear ee eee ere 44 680 1700 J. L. Bradbury. .......-s49 170-425 And in aoshriance with law and an order of the Hoard of Directors, made on the 24th parcel of such stock as may go anges id will be sold at public auction at the office 0’ La aes . Me Mining Co., 407 eo saert na ger Francisco, California, on Monday, the nineteenth day of March, 1900, at the hour of one o’clock p. m. of said’ day, to y delinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. L. 8. ROSE, Secretary. T. NILON, Bees -sPo of the Superior Court of Nevada Dated itareh $d, 77. ms Office, 407 Montgomery street, San rancisco, California. m3-td y Better Than Klondike Nuggets Tothe child who appreciates fine candies are the unsurpassed Chocolates, Caramels, Marsh Mallows, French Mixtures and Cream Nuts that they will find in our delicious stock of confectionery. Everyone becomes a child again, in imagination, when they commence to revel in the luscious sweets they have bought at our counter. FOLEY, NEVADA CITY. them at the right place. our groceries If you ‘want something delicious try: Heinz’s Sweet Pickles, in bulk Heinz’s Horse Radish, Cream Custard, Don’t throw money to the birds_ Better buy groceries with it, ani buy Our prices wouldn't be remarkable if it weren’t for the high quality of Burnham's Clam Chowder, a ready meal and dozens of other dainty delicicies. Ring up 441, and we'll deliver your order promptly. CASH GROCE R In the year now beginning Limes. ee machinery, etc. The! followin are the direcJust Racoived at tors: J. R. Meek, W.B. Meek, Heury. Malloch, E. J. de Sabla, Jr, and John . Martin. Teg’ Candy Factory. When youfdecide jceries and mercial street a trial. There is no teacher like experience, a by the errors of £899 and earlier date it is your own fault. to avoid the errors of the past. and if you do not profit To Trade at SCADDEN’S You know that you have hit on a place to get the best GroProvisions at as low prices as you sometimes pay, elsewhere for inferior goods, — IF YOU WANT TO SAVE MONEY You will give Mr. Scadden and his popular store on Com: day of January, 1/00, so man; ng shares of each j* Povey ehceny"t thers be Calk About Testimonials! po you know sat are depend upon $5 5s that the Bread, ~~Pies,_ Cakes, Fane: me 'y, Ete., from this Bakery are all right xf every reMULLOY ™ GROCER. Has been in business at the same old stand in Nevada City for 29 years, and that many of his -earliest customers are still trading with him ? WHY DO THEY DO IT? Simply because he makes it a rule to keep abreast of the times, carry the very best of goods, sell them at fair prices and Give Everybody a : a Square Deal it is an ola saying in this town that “If you buy it at Mulloy’s you will be sure to get the best.” Phone No. 521. aaaannenaens sere apose “sate (a ate tell "“ Farmers AND Lot Owners ® Are respectfully reminded that we sell nf Seed Wheat, per 100 Ibs. $1.50 : Red Oats, per 100 lbs, 1.50 . Bone Dust = Best Fertilizer, In Any Quautity THE BEE HIVE. J. J. JACKSON, Commercial St. Hat OOSZANNOSZARKMOSZNNOVZAN SOW) 68 Now that the Remnants are nearly all gone we will offe for the next Thirty Days a most Beautiful Line of : : From 25c¢ to*8s5c per gyard; also Linoleums From 50c to 85c¢ per yard Now is the time to buy your Oarpet. Also an exquisite line of WALL PAPER, ceiling and border to match. We also have a few CAPES AND JACKETS left * which we offer at reduced prices in order to make room for one of the finest selections of Spring and Sammer Goods that has graced Nevada City for some time. ‘Call early and get your bargains. Snell & dere a se eta