November 29, 1898 (4 pages)

Pe ee trEeacHoehecegorar "ot ' Pre ote eet he Arama tere OCS & ciel es sot ale sik concen ee _ ents here. night. ~antly one evening last week in hoor sired. Siiticiiicciacinmaeomnan unit > res RCRA L LEE ESTE EDEL LO A TUESDAY.. i++. NOV. 29, 1898. blished every eveni ae and Lewal Giliays Wy by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. © L, 8. CALKINS. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors a8 Told ross Than Half of the Bodies Have . urea. Been Recovered. Over The Telephone, Rev. J. Sims of Nevada City was in town today. Grant McMullen is laid up with a severe cold. . Mrs. Josiah J. Hosken went to Placer . Truro (Mass.) dispatch says that the county today on a visit. Hill to work ina mine. H. W. Roberts, special deputy for the Harry Levitt of the Wonder will open a branch store at Nevada City in}came ashore last night and today. Thirty-four bodies have been recovNotwithstanding the rainy weather. ered. There were on the ship 74 pera few days. “there was a large attendance atthe revival meeting at the M., E. Church last Mrs. Clara Appeltoft, who has been visiting the family_of John Icard at Rough and Ready, returned today to San Francisco. Yesterday City Trustee Richard Dunstan received a letter saying that his occurred at two o'clock this morning _ uncle, John Poilglase, had died in Pen-. at the California Powder Works. ; zance, England, on the 14th inst. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Chas. Worthley will return tomorrow to Washington. J. G. Cohoe, a.Cripple Creek mining man, is in tcwn. Jadge Amos Stevens of Colfax was ‘in town last night. George H. Allen and James Dower are in San Francisco.A.Denmire of Downieville went to San Francisco to-day. Mrs. Thos. Scadden Sr., who has been daugeously ill, is now much improved. C. RB. Bushnell, who has been in San Francisco, returned today to the Eagle Bird mine. Miss Lizzie;Fowler of San Francisco went to North San Juan today to visit the family of W. M. Holmes. John Carter, an old-time miner of Moore’s Flat, is visiting the county ssat for the first time intwo years. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, San Juan’s popular grammar school teacher, entertained a few of her friends very pleasof her sister, Miss Jane Tyrrell, and Miss Gillespie of Nevada City. A City Engineer Selected. The City Trustees at their meeting last evening appointed W. F. Englebright as engineer to have supervision of preparing the plans, specifications and estimates for a sewer Ssystem. Mr. Englebright will be allowed $450 for his work and the board will also appoint some other competent engineer to confer with him. Street Superintendent Maurchie was instructed to have street crossings put in as follows: Main street, across Union; Coyote street, from the town limit to the Holmes building; Main street from Edwin Tilley’s to,the Congregational church; Spring street, from the Kistle corner to Hosken’s corner; across Pine and Clark streets at Grissell’s corner; Broad street, across YorkMrs. Naffziger was granted permission to put in a crossing at her property on Water street. An impromptu discussion followed in which the matter of procuring a rock crusher came up. Suit on a Mortgage. E. Barney has begun suit in the Superior Court to foreclose a mortgage on a ranch between Cherokee and French Corral in this county, consisting of some 200 acres, and given to secure a note for $300 dated the 5th day of last June. John Kleiner, John G. Pellew and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olaine, who claim to have’ an-indebtedness against the property, are made co-defendants. . ee A ee asa eee Se Cure ScroruLa promptly and perma~ nently by a thorough course of Hood’s ~“Sarsaparilla. All forms of this painful disease yield to the blood purifying power of this great medicine. Hoop’s PILLs are e the best family. cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure. You’. want lots of Ribbon for Xmas gifts, etc., and can get it at cut prices from the Racket Store tomorrow.; It Raffle Every Night. There will be ratiie, Tom and Jerry and a free hot lunch every night till further notice at George Allen’s Hy draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop around and havea good time. n21-tf. Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is deBy order, Geo. F. Apair, Pres. E. J. Morean, Sec’ or. Best In ‘The County County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street NeTHE TRANSCRIPT. { STEAMER DISASTER. arid Un Lives Lost In. 2~. the Wreck Boston, November 29th.—A. North . Omaha Exposition for the best State steamer Portland of the Boston and 499,811; in °94, $18,923,281; °95, $15,334,John J, Stacey has gone to Forest] potjand Steamship Company, plying . 917; 96, $17,181,562. : between Boston and Portland, was A. 0. U. W., went to San Francisco to-. Wrecked at ten o'clock Sunday morn. Covered in the Sevier M. Co.’s property day. ing off Highland lighthouse. The enMiss Jennie Rowe seharesd today to. tire crew and all the passergers perSan Francisco after a visit with her parished, the first knowledge of the casuQuarts Hill, near Central City, Gilpin alty being derived from wreckage that county—2,200 feet. sons including the crew and passen-/8th inst. ~~ -~ = 4 gers, Destruction of Powder Works. . wii nearly double in ’98 its previous Prnota, Noy. 29—A disastrous fire . figures. cember 3d. for this bad and winds. Expect. Foster, the weather prophet, says: My last bulletin: gave forecasts of . entirely into gases. the storm wave to cross the continent . 50 per cent of the products of combus-; from the 22d to 26th and the next will tion of common black powder consists reach the Pacific Coast about the 27th, cross the west of the Rockies country solid matter which makes the smoke. by the close of the 28th, the great cén" tral valleys 29th to Slst, the Eastern phur Creek, Cal., globules of mercury States December Ist. seeding The warm wave will cross the west of . interesting peculiarities. the Rockies country about the 27th, the . Posure to the air for a certain time this the . Cinnabar undergoes a transformation. Eastern States 3ist. The cool wave . Out of the rock seems to come a growth will cross the west of the Rockies coun. Of silvery white hair, try about the 30th, great central valIt is one form of crystallization. The; leys December Ist, Eastern States De-. hairy substance is 10 to 12 inches long, ' great central valleys the. 29th, weather. The origin is unknown. The gun-cotton . purchase was not made for speculative department was destroyed. The vigor-. purposes, but as an investment. The ous efforts of the employes anda favor-. property is paying dividends of 2 —_ able wirid saved the rest of the plant. ® Share per month. The fire lasted two houts. : FOSTER ON THE WEATHER, He Tells Us What . We May iad Tay Tot OE Oe ee ee GENERAL MINING NEWS. \h Summary of Interesting Items Culled From Various Quarters, Colorado mining papers prophesy a 98 gold output in that State of $25,The Navajo hoisting works near Tusby fire. Montana mining papers rightly think that-that State should have a mining . In and around Fort Steele, B. C., the ruling rate of working miners’ wages is $3.50 per day. Montana got the prize offered at the mineral exhibit. : : California’s gold yield in ’98 was $12Cinnabar is reported to have been disat Gold Mountain, Utah. The deepest mine from the surface in Colorado is the California mine on Anaconda, Montana, miners offer a reward of $10,000 for information that will lead to the conviction of the mur. derer of one of their Saerver on the . The Salt Lake City ore siengiieg companies maintain that the output of the Utah mines will reach a large increase, some of them predicting that it In Toronto, Canada, last week, was paid $270,000 cash for 100,000 shares of War Eagle, B. C., ‘mining stock. The A trading, mining, elepaitia. exploiting, land locating company for thePhilippines will shortly start from San Francisco. Several expeditions backed by Australian and English capital are ing expeditions. carora, Nevada, were recently destroyed : SOUTH AUSTRIA. Floods and Earthquakes Combine to Play Havoc, Maiy Lives last and Great Damage to Property. Vrenna, Nov. 29.—A dispatch from Triest says that entire district was flooded Sunday. Immense damage ‘was done to property and mapy lives were lost. Violent earthquakes also played havoc in Southern Austria. Battle With Bold Burglars Granp Rariws, Mich., November 29— Isaac Schulter, station agent at Martin, and Assisastant Marshal’ Wickes were awakened last night by burglars plowing open the--depot safe. A desperate battléfollowed in which officer Wickes was badly wounded and oné burglar was shot in the leg. The robbers escaped but were captured later this morning. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. More rain is predicted for tomorrow. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W., will nominate officers tonight. Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Council Chamber. n19-lw The Workmen will have an importA powder is “smokeless” which leaves no ash when burned, but is converted A little more than of solid’matter or ash, and it is’ this At the Abbott Quicksilver mine, Sulare found incinnabar rock with some After. exlied epsomite. is very brittle and hasa taste similar Following this storm wave will come . t0 epsom salts. It sometimes occurs one of the-woret blizzards of the win-; that a drift throngh cinnabar rock, ter and it will affect all parts of the when not used fer a time, becomes tasUnited States east of the Rocky This bad winter storm wil pally affect the Northern States while . choked up with it. it may not, probably will not, be severe in the Southern States. North of the 35th parallel and east of the Rockies all should be prepared to assist officer Kilroy to make an arseled with this hairy substance, and if " prinej. Uadisturbed for years becomes almost 7oe Justice Court’ Notes. H. Callahan, arrested for refusing Between No-. rest night before last, pleaded not}, vember 24th and 28th a storm wave, as . Suilty this morning and demanded a announced in previous bulletins, will . Jury trial which will be set later. cross the continent and immediately , following it will come a ‘radical change the trustees of Grass Valley, to recover to colder, accompanied by snow, sleet . 4@mages for taking away his saloon The case of Charles Kleine against license, will be tried before a jury. in The probabilities are that the center . Justice Holbrook’s court to-morrow of this storm will pass Chicago and . ®fternoon. thence to the Carolina coast, thus leaving the Southwestern and NorthwestChappelle alias Gray to recover $190 ern States out of its path. The first storm disturbance of Dejury Thursday afternoon. The claim about December 8d, cross the west of Hodgen who Sonne the. money on . the Rockies country by the close of the . jewelry and he attached it. 4th, the great central valleys 5th to 7th, the Eastern States the 8th. The.warm-wave will cross the west of . tarianism is not worshiping God. The case of A. G. Ogden against Belle for money loaned will be tried before a Burninea incense on the altar of secant meeting tomorrow night. The first installment on State and county taxes is now delinquent. Gaylord & Son sell Ralston, Health Food. It is something extra nice. ; High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at Wolfe’s cash grocery store. ni8-tf Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf The Curly Bears will have a growl at their cave tonight. The presence of all brutes in this neck of the woods is requested. The. monthly meeting of the City Board of Education will be. held tomorrow evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company. and D. E. Morgan, finance committee of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, went to Grass Valley today to examine the affairs of the branch bank there. Nevada Chapter of Royal “Arch Maons initiated thrée candidates last night. Visitors were present from Grass Valley and other places. At the banquet which followed the meeting Hon. E. M. Preston was toastmaster . of Grass Valley, John F. Christopher of Los Angeles, Amos Stevens of Colfax, C. O. Jepsen of Relief Hill, A. Denmire of Downieville, A. F. Aird of Downieville, J. Terrill of Grass Valley, 'f. J. Perryman of Shasta Chapter and -. €he mountain streams can be profitably . George M. Hughes, Lord Housman~and the speakers were T. H. Wilhelm a THB DREDGING CRAZB, A lasing Frofitable Results. Periodically the idea that the beds of mined for gold by the dredging pro. cess becomes prevalent in certain quarters, and expensive experiments in that line are undertaken. Miners generally . view them with incredulity, and so far fhe results have verified their judgment, For several months past a Pos: tlethwaite dredger has been stationed on the Yuba below Smartsville, but so faras can be learned no gold worth mentioning has béen taken out. It is claimed bowever by, the Trinity . Journal that a dredger of the same pat. 15 tern costing over $40,000 has been. “sucthat county. The Journal says: “It requires but two men to look after every detail of its work, and the dimount . of deposit it handles in a day is large Four miles of the stream are controlled. . As a result of this company’s venture . the possibilities of Trinity River on} this score have attracted attention, and two other companies, it is said, are investigating along these lines.” In spite of the Journal’s statement, we are still as skeptical as ever on the dredger proposition. At the same time we con. fess that it can be made to look very . seductive on its face to people who know \ nothing about river mining in a practi. cal way, but have money that they are . anxious to invest in the business. It. . will take evidence in the way of some . good clean-ups by the dredgers to re-. move this prejudice. Woman’s Refining. Influence Curley Kirk, a Wichita boy who is) =<. in the army at Santiago, writes to the Wichita Eagle as: follows: “Two months ago I left Tampa for this blasted . land which we are trying to liberate. For forty-five days I never saw a woman. Fellow citizens if you want to} . appreciate a woman, get away from her. . You don’t know what the Creator did when he performed the first surgical operation upon Adam. If you want to know. what a grand, glorious and sugar-coated thing a woman is, join the army. Join the army as -I did—see nething but men from morning till night. Join the army and loaf with the men, eat with the men, talk with the men, walk over men, shoot men, succor men, see men, menand nothing but men. Live in perpetual air of profanity, both smell and tobacco smoke, and at the end of three weeks you would be passionately enamored with the mummy of an Egy ptain servant girl and give her an electrical kiss that would. burn three thousand years of dried hide into flushng and velvety animation.” Don’r forget the Racket Store’s special sale of ribbon, commencing 2 p. m. tomorrow, confteuing until evening. (ELEN PR a gS A. QO. U. W. Attention. All members of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will find it to their interest to attend the meeting on Wednesday, November 30th. n28-3t FOR SALE. . House, Lot and Bara, On Piety Hiil, Nevada City. The house isa new structure and is well built and conveniently arranged. The lot contains an acre and a half of land. For further particulars énquire of F. L. Arbogast. n2l C. L. ANDERSON, the’ Rockies country about December 83d, the great central valleys 5th, the Eastern States 7th. The cool wave country about the 6th, the great central valleys the 8th, the Eastern States the 10th. This cool wave will go into the Southern States with considerable force and willbe a “norther” for that country. Very cold weather will follow . this storm in the Northern States. Previous bulletins have announced . . that December would average above normal temperature, but you may look for great extremes. The first half of the month will average very cold, particularly in the Northern States. Cold waves have no regard for manmade calendars and thereforé do not respect the lines between months. This cold spell will begin November 28th, and end about December 12th. In this-general bulletin I cannot give dates for all localities and therefore the dates for these storm waves, when not otherwise definitely stated, are for the 90th meridian which is about the general course of the Mississippi river. These disturbances wil! arrive at points west of that line from one to three days earlier and at points east of it from one to three days later. From December 13th up to and including the first week of January the temperature will average high, as much above normal as the first part of the » SomE people have weak eyes simply becanse they are located in a weak place. will cross the west of the Rockies . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Permanently Cures Scrofula, which is one of the worst afflictions of the human race, and comes from impure blood. Eczema, a most offensive and uncomfortable affection of the skin, also due to impure blood. Salt Rheum, a torment to the flesh, a disfigurement to the body, and a drain on the eystem, also due Prices. Pimples, which so disfigure the skin, and make the human face divine anything but a thing of beauty, but which are Nature’s advertisement of foul blood. _ month will below. The cold wave that came the last wave tend ubowe Sk be the periTemperature of the week ending Deeek in October was foretold and al ( — as w bey r Ww ‘ore ~ inost perfectly described in these bal-. fmheumatism, letins a m in advanve, and the cold acidities in Bleed of ibe age, Hicod's Bar Ser"8 saparilla, corrects. which all authorities now bute‘to various ip te . 4 _LEGG ‘CS 25c Dolls’ Carriages —FROM— mer ae I, SHAW Co. For Christmas gi ne a 0 a = -in town today circulating a petition to it thod “Thal Has Not i ven the Governor to commute to ten years the twenty-year sentence imposed ou Wm. Sloan who killed a barkeeper ‘named Andy Dunleavy at this city some seven years ago, by stabbing him There is considerable opposition among those familiar with the circumstances to the object of the petition, as they voked. adding the following telephones to Snot Nevada City exchange: Geo. . Richardson, Undertaking Parlors, West cessfully” operated at Poker Bar in, yan ‘store), 871; J. M.: Walling ' dence), 714; Hugh Maurchie (residence) . Leutje & Brand’s. n7-tf Wants a Pardon. E. W. Donnelly of Grass Valley was believe the crime to have been unpro—— 0 ; More Telephones. The Sunset Telephone Company are oe A. Gray, Undertaking Parlors, ; F. L. Arbogast, West 7; Wm. H. : (residence) 713; F. E. Wadsworth (resi;715;-C. E. Tegler (bakery), West 8. Boy your holiday supply of Ribbon at the Racket Store tomorrow, and . save ; money. it —_———_+ at aan! Turkey Raffle Every night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. n 19-tf 2 To Be Sold at Cost. ~ “My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost, as I am re. tiring from the Millinery business 020 Mrs. FISHER. 1 0 The Very Latest. Béauty Pins in different stylés at + 262-2 Fine Fat Young. Turkeys. Raffle going one very night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. n19-tf Smith’s New. Po wea tnernty Ask your Grocer Crop Prunes. If For the bast chen ia Gatiee . coat s—Hibbitt, the Pine sat “i "(New Ice ce Compan ie : The Nevada City lee ( Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ‘fee at ‘easonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door ‘above Theater Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone No. 791. tf. Convonan & Anpoaasr, Free Lunch. Tonight At Lammon Brothers saloon, . corer Broad and Pine streets. — nig-tf,. “Geo. Richardson, us DERTAKER © oo EMBALMER. Residence — a th . above Nevada er > doorsStrict attention to all cal _Lady attendant. Breed ote aes J. R. DAVIS, Teacher’ of Vocal ‘and Instrumental Music, : Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada Cit ean See nd portions = f Nevada county y for the SS of instructing per at their own For particulars as to terms of tuiti any ig, the, Reofoumor, slehgr by letierot per: 3s homein the Union Hotel. Nevada City screens MAFRER & GO. CORSET ::: DISPLAY. They consist Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. Ladies, call and Respectfully, Ladies—This day we placed in® our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. of the leading ~~ style of the present day. We carry the best 50c Corset in the market. see this display. eae MAHER @. CO. world for 5 cents a yard. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 inch wide and the best i in the SEND FOR SOME. WHY SUFFER. With Tender Feet, Corns and Bunions When you can obtain ease by wearing DR. REID'S Clebrated Cashion Shoes Home-Made Are Fresh, Pure’ and Wholesome. Candies He will-have a Special Stock, Including all the NOVELTIES. cember 12th will average below normal . . east of the Rockies and above on the Pacific slope. Previpitation in rain, . ts sleet and snow will that week he above normal east of the Rockies and vada City. n 23-tf Lelow west. G isco Sarsaparilla) Hood’s s Pills maostaea. Give en a call if: you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Commercial St. Nevada City. bie easiest shoe-on be muine cushions sofe, a eider ~ cath shoe omen ace worn, ry 7 forever paises, ha have alao'a tne ; vt worm . Bovey Bros.~ Broad Street, Neva iy. Nevada City Night calls from Union Hotel Tele7 s ‘ . Phone—Office, 281 ; Residence nce 288. . Return of the Ravorites ee NEVADA THEATER, Week Beginning ‘Monday, ‘Noy. 28th, 1898. THE SHAW CO. ae? en aa Repertoire of Popular. New Plays. . Righteen People! ? Uniform Band! i Superb Orchestra! Prices:“10, 20, 80 Cente. Séats at Foley’s. n23-4t AS BRAY AS es ety __ SEQUOIA, 1 As Cheap A As Pine. ses Anished with it. ae rae esto BUILDING LUMBER, MILL Und ama 1 olbtetaking Go. " 54 NIG TIMBERS. Sisban tease _ Telephone No. 51. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall§.ITOWLE Ente: co. 1 Fr K T TUEBSDAY.:: pee nese ee ALL FO Our People Co Staatit The action o taking the prel an adequate being approvec is no question carried by au o it is submitte weeks hence. All realize th and every body help it along. ize a Sewerage Trade which . I some months awakened from give the good ¢ ‘ponds to pré county seat as gressiveness, a! permit themse their neighbors With all our the way of invi waterworks, ric soil supplemen we will have or cities and desi any people und THE 0° A Good Perfor: Audience. Gr Tu spite oft the weather, th greeted by a . evening. The o’ Diamonds” \ cordially recei' ters were faith! interest was n any moment. did its full she entertainment sired. Owing to th made by Mani is now through as well as p draughts of co meate all part: wellas of the s off and this ot moved. Tonight the . Pink Domin with the fall s! in the cast. Enca At last even toe Encampme following offic Wm. McKinle: S. W., W. Jaue Treas., Nat. I Vivian; Truste talation takes January 9th. Nat. P. Brov R. Lord were « a banquet to evening, Dece at this banqu: ment meniber the ladies « Lodge. One < casion will be Encampment beautiful al graphs of the. ment from thi Many ot the c portraits are : Death ‘of. James Cair Broad street ing of the de home on Pri death oceurr was sudden. the house to down and . was 76 year formerly of mines in th son City, is A Last eveni Companions officers to se -as follows: C.; R. Rone! C. C.; Mrs. : May, Treas Sec’y; Miss Chappell, L Mrs. J. E Simonds, T will A. J. Has the prescri man’s drug some time . Percentage San Frane week to re Dickermar ceeded her San Franc Good Recent . pion Com: the Merri gratifying very high Turkey notice at Splendid. for —

Pe ee trEeacHoehecegorar "ot ' Pre ote eet he Arama tere OCS & ciel es sot ale sik concen ee _ ents here. night. ~antly one evening last week in hoor sired. Siiticiiicciacinmaeomnan unit > res RCRA L LEE ESTE EDEL LO A TUESDAY.... i++. NOV. 29, 1898. blished every eveni ae and Lewal Giliays Wy by BROWN & CALKINS. N. P. BROWN. © L, 8. CALKINS. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Day's Record of Our Neighbors a8 Told ross Than Half of the Bodies Have . urea. Been Recovered. Over The Telephone, Rev. J. Sims of Nevada City was in town today. Grant McMullen is laid up with a severe cold. . Mrs. Josiah J. Hosken went to Placer . Truro (Mass.) dispatch says that the county today on a visit. Hill to work ina mine. H. W. Roberts, special deputy for the Harry Levitt of the Wonder will open a branch store at Nevada City in}came ashore last night and today. Thirty-four bodies have been recovNotwithstanding the rainy weather. ered. There were on the ship 74 pera few days. “there was a large attendance atthe revival meeting at the M., E. Church last Mrs. Clara Appeltoft, who has been visiting the family_of John Icard at Rough and Ready, returned today to San Francisco. Yesterday City Trustee Richard Dunstan received a letter saying that his occurred at two o'clock this morning _ uncle, John Poilglase, had died in Pen-. at the California Powder Works. ; zance, England, on the 14th inst. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Daily Chronicle of the Doings of Old and Young. Chas. Worthley will return tomorrow to Washington. J. G. Cohoe, a.Cripple Creek mining man, is in tcwn. Jadge Amos Stevens of Colfax was ‘in town last night. George H. Allen and James Dower are in San Francisco.A.Denmire of Downieville went to San Francisco to-day. Mrs. Thos. Scadden Sr., who has been daugeously ill, is now much improved. C. RB. Bushnell, who has been in San Francisco, returned today to the Eagle Bird mine. Miss Lizzie;Fowler of San Francisco went to North San Juan today to visit the family of W. M. Holmes. John Carter, an old-time miner of Moore’s Flat, is visiting the county ssat for the first time intwo years. Miss Lucy Tyrrell, San Juan’s popular grammar school teacher, entertained a few of her friends very pleasof her sister, Miss Jane Tyrrell, and Miss Gillespie of Nevada City. A City Engineer Selected. The City Trustees at their meeting last evening appointed W. F. Englebright as engineer to have supervision of preparing the plans, specifications and estimates for a sewer Ssystem. Mr. Englebright will be allowed $450 for his work and the board will also appoint some other competent engineer to confer with him. Street Superintendent Maurchie was instructed to have street crossings put in as follows: Main street, across Union; Coyote street, from the town limit to the Holmes building; Main street from Edwin Tilley’s to,the Congregational church; Spring street, from the Kistle corner to Hosken’s corner; across Pine and Clark streets at Grissell’s corner; Broad street, across YorkMrs. Naffziger was granted permission to put in a crossing at her property on Water street. An impromptu discussion followed in which the matter of procuring a rock crusher came up. Suit on a Mortgage. E. Barney has begun suit in the Superior Court to foreclose a mortgage on a ranch between Cherokee and French Corral in this county, consisting of some 200 acres, and given to secure a note for $300 dated the 5th day of last June. John Kleiner, John G. Pellew and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olaine, who claim to have’ an-indebtedness against the property, are made co-defendants. . ee A ee asa eee Se Cure ScroruLa promptly and perma~ nently by a thorough course of Hood’s ~“Sarsaparilla. All forms of this painful disease yield to the blood purifying power of this great medicine. Hoop’s PILLs are e the best family. cathartic and liver tonic. Gentle, reliable, sure. You’. want lots of Ribbon for Xmas gifts, etc., and can get it at cut prices from the Racket Store tomorrow.; It Raffle Every Night. There will be ratiie, Tom and Jerry and a free hot lunch every night till further notice at George Allen’s Hy draulic Saloon on Main street. Drop around and havea good time. n21-tf. Native Sons, Attention. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, N. 8. G. W., will be held this evening and a full attendance is deBy order, Geo. F. Apair, Pres. E. J. Morean, Sec’ or. Best In ‘The County County. Richardson’s new undertaking and embalming parlors, Broad street NeTHE TRANSCRIPT. { STEAMER DISASTER. arid Un Lives Lost In. 2~. the Wreck Boston, November 29th.—A. North . Omaha Exposition for the best State steamer Portland of the Boston and 499,811; in °94, $18,923,281; °95, $15,334,John J, Stacey has gone to Forest] potjand Steamship Company, plying . 917; 96, $17,181,562. : between Boston and Portland, was A. 0. U. W., went to San Francisco to-. Wrecked at ten o'clock Sunday morn. Covered in the Sevier M. Co.’s property day. ing off Highland lighthouse. The enMiss Jennie Rowe seharesd today to. tire crew and all the passergers perSan Francisco after a visit with her parished, the first knowledge of the casuQuarts Hill, near Central City, Gilpin alty being derived from wreckage that county—2,200 feet. sons including the crew and passen-/8th inst. ~~ -~ = 4 gers, Destruction of Powder Works. . wii nearly double in ’98 its previous Prnota, Noy. 29—A disastrous fire . figures. cember 3d. for this bad and winds. Expect. Foster, the weather prophet, says: My last bulletin: gave forecasts of . entirely into gases. the storm wave to cross the continent . 50 per cent of the products of combus-; from the 22d to 26th and the next will tion of common black powder consists reach the Pacific Coast about the 27th, cross the west of the Rockies country solid matter which makes the smoke. by the close of the 28th, the great cén" tral valleys 29th to Slst, the Eastern phur Creek, Cal., globules of mercury States December Ist. seeding The warm wave will cross the west of . interesting peculiarities. the Rockies country about the 27th, the . Posure to the air for a certain time this the . Cinnabar undergoes a transformation. Eastern States 3ist. The cool wave . Out of the rock seems to come a growth will cross the west of the Rockies coun. Of silvery white hair, try about the 30th, great central valIt is one form of crystallization. The; leys December Ist, Eastern States De-. hairy substance is 10 to 12 inches long, ' great central valleys the. 29th, weather. The origin is unknown. The gun-cotton . purchase was not made for speculative department was destroyed. The vigor-. purposes, but as an investment. The ous efforts of the employes anda favor-. property is paying dividends of 2 —_ able wirid saved the rest of the plant. ® Share per month. The fire lasted two houts. : FOSTER ON THE WEATHER, He Tells Us What . We May iad Tay Tot OE Oe ee ee GENERAL MINING NEWS. \h Summary of Interesting Items Culled From Various Quarters, Colorado mining papers prophesy a 98 gold output in that State of $25,The Navajo hoisting works near Tusby fire. Montana mining papers rightly think that-that State should have a mining . In and around Fort Steele, B. C., the ruling rate of working miners’ wages is $3.50 per day. Montana got the prize offered at the mineral exhibit. : : California’s gold yield in ’98 was $12Cinnabar is reported to have been disat Gold Mountain, Utah. The deepest mine from the surface in Colorado is the California mine on Anaconda, Montana, miners offer a reward of $10,000 for information that will lead to the conviction of the mur. derer of one of their Saerver on the . The Salt Lake City ore siengiieg companies maintain that the output of the Utah mines will reach a large increase, some of them predicting that it In Toronto, Canada, last week, was paid $270,000 cash for 100,000 shares of War Eagle, B. C., ‘mining stock. The A trading, mining, elepaitia. exploiting, land locating company for thePhilippines will shortly start from San Francisco. Several expeditions backed by Australian and English capital are ing expeditions. carora, Nevada, were recently destroyed : SOUTH AUSTRIA. Floods and Earthquakes Combine to Play Havoc, Maiy Lives last and Great Damage to Property. Vrenna, Nov. 29.—A dispatch from Triest says that entire district was flooded Sunday. Immense damage ‘was done to property and mapy lives were lost. Violent earthquakes also played havoc in Southern Austria. Battle With Bold Burglars Granp Rariws, Mich., November 29— Isaac Schulter, station agent at Martin, and Assisastant Marshal’ Wickes were awakened last night by burglars plowing open the--depot safe. A desperate battléfollowed in which officer Wickes was badly wounded and oné burglar was shot in the leg. The robbers escaped but were captured later this morning. BRIEF MENTION. Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. More rain is predicted for tomorrow. Gaylord & Son, grocers, Broad street. Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W., will nominate officers tonight. Turkey Raffle and Hot Lunch every night at Council Chamber. n19-lw The Workmen will have an importA powder is “smokeless” which leaves no ash when burned, but is converted A little more than of solid’matter or ash, and it is’ this At the Abbott Quicksilver mine, Sulare found incinnabar rock with some After. exlied epsomite. is very brittle and hasa taste similar Following this storm wave will come . t0 epsom salts. It sometimes occurs one of the-woret blizzards of the win-; that a drift throngh cinnabar rock, ter and it will affect all parts of the when not used fer a time, becomes tasUnited States east of the Rocky This bad winter storm wil pally affect the Northern States while . choked up with it. it may not, probably will not, be severe in the Southern States. North of the 35th parallel and east of the Rockies all should be prepared to assist officer Kilroy to make an arseled with this hairy substance, and if " prinej. Uadisturbed for years becomes almost 7oe Justice Court’ Notes. H. Callahan, arrested for refusing Between No-. rest night before last, pleaded not}, vember 24th and 28th a storm wave, as . Suilty this morning and demanded a announced in previous bulletins, will . Jury trial which will be set later. cross the continent and immediately , following it will come a ‘radical change the trustees of Grass Valley, to recover to colder, accompanied by snow, sleet . 4@mages for taking away his saloon The case of Charles Kleine against license, will be tried before a jury. in The probabilities are that the center . Justice Holbrook’s court to-morrow of this storm will pass Chicago and . ®fternoon. thence to the Carolina coast, thus leaving the Southwestern and NorthwestChappelle alias Gray to recover $190 ern States out of its path. The first storm disturbance of Dejury Thursday afternoon. The claim about December 8d, cross the west of Hodgen who Sonne the. money on . the Rockies country by the close of the . jewelry and he attached it. 4th, the great central valleys 5th to 7th, the Eastern States the 8th. The.warm-wave will cross the west of . tarianism is not worshiping God. The case of A. G. Ogden against Belle for money loaned will be tried before a Burninea incense on the altar of secant meeting tomorrow night. The first installment on State and county taxes is now delinquent. Gaylord & Son sell Ralston, Health Food. It is something extra nice. ; High-grade mince meat, “like your mother made,” for sale in bulk at Wolfe’s cash grocery store. ni8-tf Call at B. Bullard’s, Broad street, for sweet cider, boiled cider, cider vinegar. First-class and purity guaranteed. tf The Curly Bears will have a growl at their cave tonight. The presence of all brutes in this neck of the woods is requested. The. monthly meeting of the City Board of Education will be. held tomorrow evening at the office of the South Yuba Water Company. and D. E. Morgan, finance committee of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, went to Grass Valley today to examine the affairs of the branch bank there. Nevada Chapter of Royal “Arch Maons initiated thrée candidates last night. Visitors were present from Grass Valley and other places. At the banquet which followed the meeting Hon. E. M. Preston was toastmaster . of Grass Valley, John F. Christopher of Los Angeles, Amos Stevens of Colfax, C. O. Jepsen of Relief Hill, A. Denmire of Downieville, A. F. Aird of Downieville, J. Terrill of Grass Valley, 'f. J. Perryman of Shasta Chapter and -. €he mountain streams can be profitably . George M. Hughes, Lord Housman~and the speakers were T. H. Wilhelm a THB DREDGING CRAZB, A lasing Frofitable Results. Periodically the idea that the beds of mined for gold by the dredging pro. cess becomes prevalent in certain quarters, and expensive experiments in that line are undertaken. Miners generally . view them with incredulity, and so far fhe results have verified their judgment, For several months past a Pos: tlethwaite dredger has been stationed on the Yuba below Smartsville, but so faras can be learned no gold worth mentioning has béen taken out. It is claimed bowever by, the Trinity . Journal that a dredger of the same pat. 15 tern costing over $40,000 has been. “sucthat county. The Journal says: “It requires but two men to look after every detail of its work, and the dimount . of deposit it handles in a day is large Four miles of the stream are controlled. . As a result of this company’s venture . the possibilities of Trinity River on} this score have attracted attention, and two other companies, it is said, are investigating along these lines.” In spite of the Journal’s statement, we are still as skeptical as ever on the dredger proposition. At the same time we con. fess that it can be made to look very . seductive on its face to people who know \ nothing about river mining in a practi. cal way, but have money that they are . anxious to invest in the business. It. . will take evidence in the way of some . good clean-ups by the dredgers to re-. move this prejudice. Woman’s Refining. Influence Curley Kirk, a Wichita boy who is) =<. in the army at Santiago, writes to the Wichita Eagle as: follows: “Two months ago I left Tampa for this blasted . land which we are trying to liberate. For forty-five days I never saw a woman. Fellow citizens if you want to} . appreciate a woman, get away from her. . You don’t know what the Creator did when he performed the first surgical operation upon Adam. If you want to know. what a grand, glorious and sugar-coated thing a woman is, join the army. Join the army as -I did—see nething but men from morning till night. Join the army and loaf with the men, eat with the men, talk with the men, walk over men, shoot men, succor men, see men, menand nothing but men. Live in perpetual air of profanity, both smell and tobacco smoke, and at the end of three weeks you would be passionately enamored with the mummy of an Egy ptain servant girl and give her an electrical kiss that would. burn three thousand years of dried hide into flushng and velvety animation.” Don’r forget the Racket Store’s special sale of ribbon, commencing 2 p. m. tomorrow, confteuing until evening. (ELEN PR a gS A. QO. U. W. Attention. All members of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U. W., will find it to their interest to attend the meeting on Wednesday, November 30th. n28-3t FOR SALE. . House, Lot and Bara, On Piety Hiil, Nevada City. The house isa new structure and is well built and conveniently arranged. The lot contains an acre and a half of land. For further particulars énquire of

F. L. Arbogast. n2l C. L. ANDERSON, the’ Rockies country about December 83d, the great central valleys 5th, the Eastern States 7th. The cool wave country about the 6th, the great central valleys the 8th, the Eastern States the 10th. This cool wave will go into the Southern States with considerable force and willbe a “norther” for that country. Very cold weather will follow . this storm in the Northern States. Previous bulletins have announced . . that December would average above normal temperature, but you may look for great extremes. The first half of the month will average very cold, particularly in the Northern States. Cold waves have no regard for manmade calendars and thereforé do not respect the lines between months. This cold spell will begin November 28th, and end about December 12th. In this-general bulletin I cannot give dates for all localities and therefore the dates for these storm waves, when not otherwise definitely stated, are for the 90th meridian which is about the general course of the Mississippi river. These disturbances wil! arrive at points west of that line from one to three days earlier and at points east of it from one to three days later. From December 13th up to and including the first week of January the temperature will average high, as much above normal as the first part of the » SomE people have weak eyes simply becanse they are located in a weak place. will cross the west of the Rockies . Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Permanently Cures Scrofula, which is one of the worst afflictions of the human race, and comes from impure blood. Eczema, a most offensive and uncomfortable affection of the skin, also due to impure blood. Salt Rheum, a torment to the flesh, a disfigurement to the body, and a drain on the eystem, also due Prices. Pimples, which so disfigure the skin, and make the human face divine anything but a thing of beauty, but which are Nature’s advertisement of foul blood. _ month will below. The cold wave that came the last wave tend ubowe Sk be the periTemperature of the week ending Deeek in October was foretold and al ( — as w bey r Ww ‘ore ~ inost perfectly described in these bal-. fmheumatism, letins a m in advanve, and the cold acidities in Bleed of ibe age, Hicod's Bar Ser"8 saparilla, corrects. which all authorities now bute‘to various ip te . 4 _LEGG ‘CS 25c Dolls’ Carriages —FROM— mer ae I, SHAW Co. For Christmas gi ne a 0 a = -in town today circulating a petition to it thod “Thal Has Not i ven the Governor to commute to ten years the twenty-year sentence imposed ou Wm. Sloan who killed a barkeeper ‘named Andy Dunleavy at this city some seven years ago, by stabbing him There is considerable opposition among those familiar with the circumstances to the object of the petition, as they voked. adding the following telephones to Snot Nevada City exchange: Geo. . Richardson, Undertaking Parlors, West cessfully” operated at Poker Bar in, yan ‘store), 871; J. M.: Walling ' dence), 714; Hugh Maurchie (residence) . Leutje & Brand’s. n7-tf Wants a Pardon. E. W. Donnelly of Grass Valley was believe the crime to have been unpro—— 0 ; More Telephones. The Sunset Telephone Company are oe A. Gray, Undertaking Parlors, ; F. L. Arbogast, West 7; Wm. H. : (residence) 713; F. E. Wadsworth (resi;715;-C. E. Tegler (bakery), West 8. Boy your holiday supply of Ribbon at the Racket Store tomorrow, and . save ; money. it —_———_+ at aan! Turkey Raffle Every night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. n 19-tf 2 To Be Sold at Cost. ~ “My Trimmed Hats, and everything in stock, will be sold at cost, as I am re. tiring from the Millinery business 020 Mrs. FISHER. 1 0 The Very Latest. Béauty Pins in different stylés at + 262-2 Fine Fat Young. Turkeys. Raffle going one very night at Lammon Brothers’ saloon. Try your luck. n19-tf Smith’s New. Po wea tnernty Ask your Grocer Crop Prunes. If For the bast chen ia Gatiee . coat s—Hibbitt, the Pine sat “i "(New Ice ce Compan ie : The Nevada City lee ( Company is now prepared to supply the public with first-class natural ‘fee at ‘easonable rates. Office at residence of Thomas Corvoran, first door ‘above Theater Ice house, rear of Theater. Telephone No. 791. tf. Convonan & Anpoaasr, Free Lunch. Tonight At Lammon Brothers saloon, . corer Broad and Pine streets. — nig-tf,. “Geo. Richardson, us DERTAKER © oo EMBALMER. Residence — a th . above Nevada er > doorsStrict attention to all cal _Lady attendant. Breed ote aes J. R. DAVIS, Teacher’ of Vocal ‘and Instrumental Music, : Also Choral and Orchestral Director. Visits Nevada Cit ean See nd portions = f Nevada county y for the SS of instructing per at their own For particulars as to terms of tuiti any ig, the, Reofoumor, slehgr by letierot per: 3s homein the Union Hotel. Nevada City screens MAFRER & GO. CORSET ::: DISPLAY. They consist Extra Short Corsets. Medium Short Corsets. Long Corsets. Extra Long Corsets. Ladies, call and Respectfully, Ladies—This day we placed in® our window a display of Corsets. We Want Everybody to See Them. of the leading ~~ style of the present day. We carry the best 50c Corset in the market. see this display. eae MAHER @. CO. world for 5 cents a yard. 2 bales Anderson Muslin, 36 inch wide and the best i in the SEND FOR SOME. WHY SUFFER. With Tender Feet, Corns and Bunions When you can obtain ease by wearing DR. REID'S Clebrated Cashion Shoes Home-Made Are Fresh, Pure’ and Wholesome. Candies He will-have a Special Stock, Including all the NOVELTIES. cember 12th will average below normal . . east of the Rockies and above on the Pacific slope. Previpitation in rain, . ts sleet and snow will that week he above normal east of the Rockies and vada City. n 23-tf Lelow west. G isco Sarsaparilla) Hood’s s Pills maostaea. Give en a call if: you want Christmas Tree Decorations and Ornaments cheap. Commercial St. Nevada City. bie easiest shoe-on be muine cushions sofe, a eider ~ cath shoe omen ace worn, ry 7 forever paises, ha have alao'a tne ; vt worm . Bovey Bros.~ Broad Street, Neva iy. Nevada City Night calls from Union Hotel Tele7 s ‘ . Phone—Office, 281 ; Residence nce 288. . Return of the Ravorites ee NEVADA THEATER, Week Beginning ‘Monday, ‘Noy. 28th, 1898. THE SHAW CO. ae? en aa Repertoire of Popular. New Plays. . Righteen People! ? Uniform Band! i Superb Orchestra! Prices:“10, 20, 80 Cente. Séats at Foley’s. n23-4t AS BRAY AS es ety __ SEQUOIA, 1 As Cheap A As Pine. ses Anished with it. ae rae esto BUILDING LUMBER, MILL Und ama 1 olbtetaking Go. " 54 NIG TIMBERS. Sisban tease _ Telephone No. 51. Parlors, Broad Sreet, opposite City Hall§.ITOWLE Ente: co. 1 Fr K T TUEBSDAY.:: pee nese ee ALL FO Our People Co Staatit The action o taking the prel an adequate being approvec is no question carried by au o it is submitte weeks hence. All realize th and every body help it along. ize a Sewerage Trade which . I some months awakened from give the good ¢ ‘ponds to pré county seat as gressiveness, a! permit themse their neighbors With all our the way of invi waterworks, ric soil supplemen we will have or cities and desi any people und THE 0° A Good Perfor: Audience. Gr Tu spite oft the weather, th greeted by a . evening. The o’ Diamonds” \ cordially recei' ters were faith! interest was n any moment. did its full she entertainment sired. Owing to th made by Mani is now through as well as p draughts of co meate all part: wellas of the s off and this ot moved.. Tonight the . Pink Domin with the fall s! in the cast. Enca At last even toe Encampme following offic Wm. McKinle: S. W., W. Jaue Treas., Nat. I Vivian; Truste talation takes January 9th. Nat. P. Brov R. Lord were « a banquet to evening, Dece at this banqu: ment meniber the ladies « Lodge. One < casion will be Encampment beautiful al graphs of the. ment from thi Many ot the c portraits are : Death ‘of. James Cair Broad street ing of the de home on Pri death oceurr was sudden. the house to down and . was 76 year formerly of mines in th son City, is A Last eveni Companions officers to se -as follows: C.; R. Rone! C. C.; Mrs. : May, Treas Sec’y; Miss Chappell, L Mrs. J. E Simonds, T will A. J. Has the prescri man’s drug some time . Percentage San Frane week to re Dickermar ceeded her San Franc Good Recent . pion Com: the Merri gratifying very high Turkey notice at Splendid. for —