November 29, 1898 (4 pages)

pany. : Company is now he public with en Feasonable nce ‘of Thomas ‘above Theater iter. Telephone < & AnBoaasr, romight saloon, cor er ~ -nig-tf,. alls, day or nigh: lephone, ° West e VIS, id Instrumental : $j estral Director. ASS bon age other ity wee! for th uipils at their own “aith a fulton. etc, y¥ letter o: Nordh san Juan on yest 5oc Corset iarket. isplay. CO. the best in the 1¢ Favorites THEATER, eginning fs 28th, 1898. IAW CO. aaa pular. New Plays. * Band! Superb Orchestra! 20; 80 Cente. n23-4t iS a hereey EQUOIA, is . Pine. 5; ftnished with it. DING LUMBER, MILL iG TIMBERS, _ Telephone No. 51. —e co. rs ALL BOR SEWER Our People Commend. rend. the Tr Stating the Refo The action of the City: Trustees in taking the preliminary steps to secure an adequate system of Sewerage is PEIPLENTY OF . WAnBR wow." : Tomorrow. (eanenraneneraiey church. From five to half past: seven o'clock . a chicken supper will be served, apd, it will be a good one. There will be an abundance of substantials and dainties being approved by all citizensand there Some Interesting Figures About the Pre: for all who sit down to the tables, and is no question but the measure will be carried by au overwhelming vote when it is submitted to the voters a few weeks hence. ; All realize the necessity for the step cipitation of Former Years. For the twenty-four hours ending at every dish’will, be cooked and served in the most tempting manner. This supper will cost the visitor but twentyfive cents. Beginning at eight o'clock there is to and every body appears to be willing to . Bine o'clock a. m. today the rainfall at . be a popular program of ° musical and help italong. It is proposed to organthis city was 1.34 inches and at noon. literary exercises in which some of the ize a Sewerage Club, and the Board of . ‘he storm shows no sighs of breaking . for away. At Lake Fordyce last night there: fell low prices a fine display of fancy work. Trade which has been quiescent some months past will probably be awakened from its lethargy that it may . ¢ihteen inches of snow, and at Big ‘Punnel three inches, It was raining . P@Sty supper. give the good cause a lift. best local talent will participate. There will also be offered for sale at Tomorrow evening there is to be a ‘Genuine old-fashioned Grass Valley in recently voting . today up as far as an altitude of 4,000 pasty, such ae is’ famous in the “old bonds to provide sewerage set the} feet, and inmost localities -was-snow-. COUntry.” county seat a splendid example of proing above that level. CPE This storm is making the mountain gressiveness, and our people will not . ‘will be the piece de resistance, _bnt. there will be myraids. of other good things. There will also be permit themselves to be outdone by. ‘streams boom and the big storage resa change of program in the ‘exercises their neighbors. With all our natural atvechaues in we will have one of the most famous . cities and desirable abiding places of . Defe#bout this winter. any people under the sun, ervoirs of the South Yuba and other . ‘OMorrow evening. water'and mining companies are filling the way of invigorating climate, model . ® ® gratifying rate, Unless® heavy waterworks, rich mines and productive} ffee% follows or there is an extraordsoit suppl nted-by-perfeet sewerage, inary fall of snow to block the ditches ; sees there will be no farther lack of water 'Simis; vocal duet, Mr. and Miss Robb; The progam for the twoevenings will be as follows: Tuesday evening—Vocal solo, Mrs. G. F. Adair; recitation, Miss Martha recitation, Miss Fannie Phelps; vocal Today Manager Englebright of the . 5°!¢, Mrs. Prisk. tes ‘all wits gata tie apne open this . 1s ithe Wines Will A Al ‘ Running crenig in the parte ofthe Method : the © pastoris reggie -ant-—engineer who devoted. the. past South Yuba Company notified the nu2 THE OPENING NIGHT. Valley that. run their. machinery by Wednesday evening—Instrumental merous mines at this city and Grass . 4et, Mrs. Arbogast and Miss Phelps; vocal solo, Miss Constance Bree; reciwater that they can start upin full tation, Master Wallace; vocal duet, Mrs. A Good Performance—An Appreciative . blast tomorrow. Since the first of the ‘Schroeder and Miss Adair; recitation, month they have been pretty generally shut down except as to doing’ developAudience. Greets Shaw's Company. Miss Libbie Larne in the cast. In spite of the stormy condition of. ment work, and as a consequence the weather, the Shaw Company were) nearly if not quite 1500 men in the two greeted by a8 fair-sized ‘audience last . districts have been idle a good share of evening. The stirring play of “Jack the time. o’ Diamonds” was well presented and cordially received. All of the characters were faithfully sustained and the. the South Yuba Water Company’s ofinterest was not permitted to lag at/. fice in this city, the rainfall for the The superb orchestra . past 35 years has been as follows: did its full share toward making the . 1863-64 entertainment all that couldbe dere ot any moment, sired. Owing to the recent. improvements made by Manager Jacobs the theater . 1 is now throughly comfortable in stormy . 1869-70 as well as pleasant weather. The 1 draughts of cold ,air that used to pernok gt, meateall parts of the auditorium as . } wellas of the stage have been headed . 1 off and this objection to th . . 1875-76. saw objection to the house re 1876-11 Pink Dominoes,” will be produced with the fall strength of the company r 2 = Encampment Notes. ce At last evening’s meeting of Mistle-. i993 97 0° ee ee ae pope toe Encampmeut of Odd Fellows the} 1887-88....... 36.42 following officers were elected: ©. P., . 1888-89. .. 66s ee eee Ye 42.32 Wm. McKinley TF teat = Soh ls J. G. O'Neill; cou Parva ta ey aw de Ot ae ot A AE OO a ee 100.15 S. W., W, Jatioh; Seribe, Geo. A. Grays . pgn-gn. 2202. 0000000 02 am Treas., Nat. P. Brown; J. W, B. T. . 1892-08. 0.0.00. 0. cc eee 66 45 Vivian; Trustee, A. R. Lord. The int . 1898-94. . 6. 1 eee ee ees 49.17 tallation takes ‘place Monday evening, oe Pitts cack atagns ita sob on oik a enetk 68.41 Finaary 9b. eget ie a . Nat. P. Brown; E1. McKinlay and A. Rk. Lord were appointed to arrange for . 1898-99 (to Nov. CL Ue Meet a banquet to be served on Monday 1867-68 868-69 . 6001 81 56 Bo gaesneesnes! BER SSSSRBES . 6297 Exclusive of the present year the A Teachers’* ** Association. The third convention’ of the Teach: ers’ Association of Northern California will be held in the State Normal School at Chico on the Ist, 24 and 3d of DeReborn to the records on file at . cember. Prof. G. H. Stokes, formerly principal of the schools at this city and now employed at Marysville, will have a 17.98 . Paper entitled, “Are Our School Chil. 58.74 dren Overworked?” Special arrangements have been made with hotels and boarding houses. by which good accommodations are assured toallat low rates. The usual one and one-third rates for round trip tickets to conventions will be granted to those who attend this convention. ee Advent Season. In the Catholic churches day before yesterday was the first Sunday of ithe ecclesiastical year and the first day ofthe. advent season. > This season, as its name indicates, is a time for the preparation for the Advent, or coming of Christ. As a part of this preparation, the church, from time immemorial, has prescribed fasting for all the fridays of the season, leaving to the local authorities and pastors the adoption of such other ‘spiritual observances as they may deem conclusive to the celebration, im faith and devotion, of the selemnity of Christmas. 2 cee A: Hanésome Store. Gaylord & Son have completed the renovation of the interior of their groevening, December 12th. The* guests . total rainfall for the years tabulated is. cery store, and it is now one of the at this banquet will be. the Encamp. 1987.95 inches, or an average annual. most attractive business places in the ment members and thait wives, also . precipitation of 55.3 inches. the ladies of the Rebekah Degree Lodge. casion will be the presentation to the beautiful graphs of the members of the encampt ment from the time of its organization. . 1863-64 when but 17.28-inct.es fell-and in 1897-98 when there was but 30.15 portraits are shown are now dead. inches. , Many ot the old-time members whose oo Death of James Cairns’ Pather. Broad street, received news last evening of the death of his father at his . precipitation of either rain or snow. home on Prince Edwards Island. Thé death oceurred on the 2ist instant and was sudden. Mr. Oairns was leaving the house to plow when he was stricken down and expired immediately, He was 76 years of age. Charles Cairns, formerly of the Spanish and San Jose mines in this county, but now at Dawson City, is also one of his sons. a0 OO A Lodge Election. Last evening Freedom Cire le, No. 108, Companions of the Forest, elected new ; officers to serve for the ensuing term as follows:-Miss-NeHie-Monk,. J.P.C.,. C.; R. Ronehi, 0. R.; Mrs. Monroe, 8. C. C.; Mrs. F. May, Rec. Sec’y; Frank May, Treas.; Miss Mary Avery, Fin. Sec’y; Miss Selina Hicks, R. G ; George Chappell, L. G ; Mis& Nellie Baker, L G.; Mrs. J. E. Isaac, 0. G5 Mrs. P. F. Simonds, Trastes. ee ~ Will Return This Week. A. J. Hassler, ‘formerly in charge of the prescription department of Dicker-. 8 man’s drug store at this city, but for some time past employed with the No Percentage Pharmacy on Market street, San Francisco, will return here next week to re-euiter the employ of Mr, Dickerman. E. A. Muse, who is sucOne of thie features of the oc. the miners did not have water enough to wash their gravel: Encampment ‘by A. R. Lord of a . years since the discovery of gold when album containing photo-. they lacked for water to prosecute inches, which is the maximum month’s James Cairns, the harness maker on . record. The winter of 1850-51 was so dry that The only other heir business full handed were in In December, 1867, the fall was 41.95 In December of. 1876 there’ was no Card of Thanks. San Franorsco, November 28, 1898. To the Nevada County Miners’ Association, and particularly the delegates to the State Convention: I désire to express my sincere thanks for the loyal support which I received at your hands in»my recent candidacy for the Secretaryship of your Association. Ideem that no greater compliment could possibly be paid any young Nevada countyan than that which its citizens. gave me. Your good will and eonfidence mean. more to me than any public trust, I could hold. Yours traly, . BR. H. Turner. Christmas Confectionery. James Foley today makes an) anof holiday confections, christmas tree ornaments, etc. Mr. candies, and he has a reputation far cellence of his products. A Murder Information Filed. pouncement to our readérs respecting . his very complete and attractive stock Foley makes a specialty of manufacturing high-grade and near for the purity and general excounty. All of the woodwork is in white with a gloss finish. The firm continue to make a specialty of the best goods at moderate prices. Just a Cough Beige! worth pa a ——_— , you say. thaps you hoes had it for weeks. ; It’s annoying because you have a constant. desire to cough. It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is & family failing. At first it is a slight cough. At last it is a hemorrhage. At first 1t is easy to cure, At fast, siseoiew ite: scogeet age Ayer’s Cherry ecioral \ mo ey conquers your little’ ; king coug x There is 43 doubt about ~ be neglect. att ior © “a alf a century Ayer’s Pectoral has aed curing‘ s oaths and coughs At the Lowest Prices. ~=_—— the cure now. Doubtcomes ~ ae: An information was filed by the Disceeded here by Mr. Hassler, goes to San Francisco. ee Good Ore at the Merrifield. Recent developments by the Champion Company on the 700-foot level of the Merrifield mime have been most gratifying. ‘The ledge is large and of very high grade. Thanksgiving 1 Turkeys. Turkey rafile every y wight till further trict Attorney’s office to-day charging Robert Hooper, with the murder of Mark Casey atRandolph . Fiat on the ‘. 15th of last October. Hooper’ will be arraigned next week if acting District Attorney Riley is then sufficiently recovered ‘from his illness to be on hand. ‘Rain Came Just In Time. The boiler at at. the Reddtk mine sprang & leak last night and it became necessary to shut down the machinery notices at Lammon Brothers’ saloon-. power. Today water was turned on Splendid opportunity to get a flue bird for Thanksgiving. nl19-tf again, and now the mine is rauere . as usual. ‘ which had been ran recently by steam . and preventing consumption. also It cures Consum if taken in time. Heep one of Dr. Ager’s ChePrS Pectoral Plasters ever gour _@ Shall we send you @ hook on this subject, free? Gar Medion! Oonartnent. If you have any eg 3 what* = iy obtain, You wai o > prevaldress ply, without og at ae ever and. vice you the doctor freely hydraulic miners are operating under} license by the California Debris Commission, were not properly restraining the mud and sand supposed to be con-. fined behind them. However this may be, the said dams bave been formally . accepted by three Federal engineers, . after inspection, and if the dams ae not properly fulfilling their function . ogee whose sole. pestinee the regulation. 0! such dams lies, would ccatouiredly . & quick to order the repair or reconstruction of the dams, or the cessation oo — of bydrunlic mining behind them,. The) =" 3 Government engineers who have in — : * charge all the Government engineering . . ae ts for nearly ry body work on the Pacific Coast besides the . at kip ne roa iy at. kind, ati is this true of the p bydranlic mining in the Sacramento graphs taken by watershed, have not yet been accused of partiality to. any interest, and.may be relied apon to carry out the Caminetti law in its spirit as ‘well as its letter. In this connection it may be noted that Col. Hubert Visscher, the assist-} Whose work is of M O O R E, andl up toda akity, Studio on York Street. Holiday N Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale in the Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open’ PRIDAY, NOV. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the sare as ae to call around and see her stock. z summer to investigating the foundations, etc., for the proposed restraining dam at the Narrows fabove Marysville, is now in the mountains making a tour of inspection of the dams erected by permission of the commission and the sites proposed for future ones. Dancing School. — n23-1m Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and — gentlemen's daneing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials {ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house, nil W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor :t Law, FFICE—COR. BROAD AND PINE STS., up pasta Nevada Citv. See Our New Stock of fer " : Ribbons will be sold at (ie Get your Xmas Ribbons at a bargain. RACKET STORE, Transcript Block. "THINK IT OVER . . WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? elle Sar Coph +. Try any \ epi t you want. Pim DOUGLASS BUTTER, AT Z 0" CLOC 2) oe Dare-Devil Prices. } l HAIR RIBBON, NECK RIBBON, GRO GRAINS, MOIRES, ETC. Don’t forget me wide Tomorrow. We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. i sok. B. WOLF ~~ CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best%Quality of Goods. od our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart. Will sell you and Green Olives in bulk. ia Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. FINE. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS — At Prices to Pliease All. Latest Shapes and Styles in % %& % Soft and Stiff Hats. F Handsome Bedroom Sets For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. ine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE “Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, In great variety and at retharkably low prices. Coys and Fancy Soods ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas, besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions. Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Nuts and Fruits. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. TURKEY WITH MINCE; PIE and the various other concomitants of the Thanksgiving feast must be prepared. In my st ock of Foreign and Domestic Groceries can be found all the choice and dainty articles necessary for the kitchen or table. Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Flavorings, Bulk Mince Meat, Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, Everything first-class. Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. \ vault es Sp Av. A 2 = Largest Display! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E.-Hoeft’s Where you will find the @@" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. Make No Mistake, Ladies. Fall Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. THE BMA TIS uoL STOCK OF Winter eee WM. He CRAWFORDS, “Main Street, Nevada City Prices Astonishingly Low. © © © ) © © © © 208 Watch Our Windows for Bargains. © @¢ ©©HO00OGO OOO 06 tated It Is a Pleasure TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment: of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is inade up of goods which are new, havhg but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE, * DIAMONDS * great brilliancy « and~ splendid color and many— of aher recious stones of very attractive appearance Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, eto. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are hog at all high on these articles, . LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. Watchmakers and Jewelers. ~

pany. : Company is now he public with en Feasonable nce ‘of Thomas ‘above Theater iter. Telephone < & AnBoaasr, romight saloon, cor er ~ -nig-tf,. alls, day or nigh: lephone, ° West e VIS, id Instrumental : $j estral Director. ASS bon age other ity wee! for th uipils at their own “aith a fulton. etc, y¥ letter o: Nordh san Juan on yest 5oc Corset iarket. isplay. CO. the best in the 1¢ Favorites THEATER, eginning fs 28th, 1898. IAW CO. aaa pular. New Plays. * Band! Superb Orchestra! 20; 80 Cente. n23-4t iS a hereey EQUOIA, is . Pine. 5; ftnished with it. DING LUMBER, MILL iG TIMBERS, _ Telephone No. 51. —e co. rs ALL BOR SEWER Our People Commend. rend. the Tr Stating the Refo The action of the City: Trustees in taking the preliminary steps to secure an adequate system of Sewerage is PEIPLENTY OF . WAnBR wow." : Tomorrow. (eanenraneneraiey church. From five to half past: seven o'clock . a chicken supper will be served, apd, it will be a good one. There will be an abundance of substantials and dainties being approved by all citizensand there Some Interesting Figures About the Pre: for all who sit down to the tables, and is no question but the measure will be carried by au overwhelming vote when it is submitted to the voters a few weeks hence. ; All realize the necessity for the step cipitation of Former Years. For the twenty-four hours ending at every dish’will, be cooked and served in the most tempting manner. This supper will cost the visitor but twentyfive cents. Beginning at eight o'clock there is to and every body appears to be willing to . Bine o'clock a. m. today the rainfall at . be a popular program of ° musical and help italong. It is proposed to organthis city was 1.34 inches and at noon. literary exercises in which some of the ize a Sewerage Club, and the Board of . ‘he storm shows no sighs of breaking . for away. At Lake Fordyce last night there: fell low prices a fine display of fancy work. Trade which has been quiescent some months past will probably be awakened from its lethargy that it may . ¢ihteen inches of snow, and at Big ‘Punnel three inches, It was raining . P@Sty supper. give the good cause a lift. best local talent will participate. There will also be offered for sale at Tomorrow evening there is to be a ‘Genuine old-fashioned Grass Valley in recently voting . today up as far as an altitude of 4,000 pasty, such ae is’ famous in the “old bonds to provide sewerage set the} feet, and inmost localities -was-snow-. COUntry.” county seat a splendid example of proing above that level. CPE This storm is making the mountain gressiveness, and our people will not . ‘will be the piece de resistance, _bnt. there will be myraids. of other good things. There will also be permit themselves to be outdone by. ‘streams boom and the big storage resa change of program in the ‘exercises their neighbors. With all our natural atvechaues in we will have one of the most famous . cities and desirable abiding places of . Defe#bout this winter. any people under the sun, ervoirs of the South Yuba and other . ‘OMorrow evening. water'and mining companies are filling the way of invigorating climate, model . ® ® gratifying rate, Unless® heavy waterworks, rich mines and productive} ffee% follows or there is an extraordsoit suppl nted-by-perfeet sewerage, inary fall of snow to block the ditches ; sees there will be no farther lack of water 'Simis; vocal duet, Mr. and Miss Robb; The progam for the twoevenings will be as follows: Tuesday evening—Vocal solo, Mrs. G. F. Adair; recitation, Miss Martha recitation, Miss Fannie Phelps; vocal Today Manager Englebright of the . 5°!¢, Mrs. Prisk. tes ‘all wits gata tie apne open this . 1s ithe Wines Will A Al ‘ Running crenig in the parte ofthe Method : the © pastoris reggie -ant-—engineer who devoted. the. past South Yuba Company notified the nu2 THE OPENING NIGHT. Valley that. run their. machinery by Wednesday evening—Instrumental merous mines at this city and Grass . 4et, Mrs. Arbogast and Miss Phelps; vocal solo, Miss Constance Bree; reciwater that they can start upin full tation, Master Wallace; vocal duet, Mrs. A Good Performance—An Appreciative . blast tomorrow. Since the first of the ‘Schroeder and Miss Adair; recitation, month they have been pretty generally shut down except as to doing’ developAudience. Greets Shaw's Company. Miss Libbie Larne in the cast. In spite of the stormy condition of. ment work, and as a consequence the weather, the Shaw Company were) nearly if not quite 1500 men in the two greeted by a8 fair-sized ‘audience last . districts have been idle a good share of evening. The stirring play of “Jack the time. o’ Diamonds” was well presented and cordially received. All of the characters were faithfully sustained and the. the South Yuba Water Company’s ofinterest was not permitted to lag at/. fice in this city, the rainfall for the The superb orchestra . past 35 years has been as follows: did its full share toward making the . 1863-64 entertainment all that couldbe dere ot any moment, sired. Owing to the recent. improvements made by Manager Jacobs the theater . 1 is now throughly comfortable in stormy . 1869-70 as well as pleasant weather. The 1 draughts of cold ,air that used to pernok gt, meateall parts of the auditorium as . } wellas of the stage have been headed . 1 off and this objection to th . . 1875-76. saw objection to the house re 1876-11 Pink Dominoes,” will be produced with the fall strength of the company r 2 = Encampment Notes. ce At last evening’s meeting of Mistle-. i993 97 0° ee ee ae pope toe Encampmeut of Odd Fellows the} 1887-88............. 36.42 following officers were elected: ©. P., . 1888-89.. .... 66s ee eee Ye 42.32 Wm. McKinley TF teat = Soh ls J. G. O'Neill; cou Parva ta ey aw de Ot ae ot A AE OO a ee 100.15 S. W., W, Jatioh; Seribe, Geo. A. Grays . pgn-gn. 2202. 0000000 02 am Treas., Nat. P. Brown; J. W, B. T. . 1892-08.. 0.0.00. 0. cc eee 66 45 Vivian; Trustee, A. R. Lord. The int . 1898-94.. .. 6.. 1 eee ee ees 49.17 tallation takes ‘place Monday evening, oe Pitts cack atagns ita sob on oik a enetk 68.41 Finaary 9b. eget ie a . Nat. P. Brown; E1. McKinlay and A. Rk. Lord were appointed to arrange for . 1898-99 (to Nov. CL Ue Meet a banquet to be served on Monday 1867-68 868-69 . 6001 81 56 Bo gaesneesnes! BER SSSSRBES . 6297 Exclusive of the present year the A Teachers’* ** Association. The third convention’ of the Teach: ers’ Association of Northern California will be held in the State Normal School at Chico on the Ist, 24 and 3d of DeReborn to the records on file at . cember. Prof. G. H. Stokes, formerly principal of the schools at this city and now employed at Marysville, will have a 17.98 . Paper entitled, “Are Our School Chil. 58.74 dren Overworked?” Special arrangements have been made with hotels and boarding houses. by which good accommodations are assured toallat low rates. The usual one and one-third rates for round trip tickets to conventions will be granted to those who attend this convention. ee Advent Season. In the Catholic churches day before yesterday was the first Sunday of ithe ecclesiastical year and the first day ofthe. advent season. > This season, as its name indicates, is a time for the preparation for the Advent, or coming of Christ.. As a part of this preparation, the church, from time immemorial, has prescribed fasting for all the fridays of the season, leaving to the local authorities and pastors the adoption of such other ‘spiritual observances as they may deem conclusive to the celebration, im faith and devotion, of the selemnity of Christmas. 2 cee A: Hanésome Store. Gaylord & Son have completed the renovation of the interior of their groevening, December 12th. The* guests . total rainfall for the years tabulated is. cery store, and it is now one of the at this banquet will be. the Encamp. 1987.95 inches, or an average annual. most attractive business places in the ment members and thait wives, also . precipitation of 55.3 inches. the ladies of the Rebekah Degree Lodge. casion will be the presentation to the beautiful graphs of the members of the encampt ment from the time of its organization. . 1863-64 when but 17.28-inct.es fell-and in 1897-98 when there was but 30.15 portraits are shown are now dead. inches. , Many ot the old-time members whose oo Death of James Cairns’ Pather. Broad street, received news last evening of the death of his father at his . precipitation of either rain or snow. home on Prince Edwards Island. Thé death oceurred on the 2ist instant and was sudden. Mr. Oairns was leaving the house to plow when he was stricken down and expired immediately, He was 76 years of age. Charles Cairns, formerly of the Spanish and San Jose mines in this county, but now at Dawson City, is also one of his sons. a0 OO A Lodge Election. Last evening Freedom Cire le, No. 108, Companions of the Forest, elected new ; officers to serve for the ensuing term as follows:-Miss-NeHie-Monk,. J.P.C.,. C.; R. Ronehi, 0. R.; Mrs. Monroe, 8. C. C.; Mrs. F. May, Rec. Sec’y; Frank May, Treas.; Miss Mary Avery, Fin. Sec’y; Miss Selina Hicks, R. G ; George Chappell, L. G ; Mis& Nellie Baker, L G.; Mrs. J. E. Isaac, 0. G5 Mrs. P. F. Simonds, Trastes. ee ~ Will Return This Week. A. J. Hassler, ‘formerly in charge of the prescription department of Dicker-. 8 man’s drug store at this city, but for some time past employed with the No Percentage Pharmacy on Market street, San Francisco, will return here next week to re-euiter the employ of Mr, Dickerman. E. A. Muse, who is sucOne of thie features of the oc. the miners did not have water enough to wash their gravel: Encampment ‘by A. R. Lord of a . years since the discovery of gold when album containing photo-. they lacked for water to prosecute inches, which is the maximum month’s James Cairns, the harness maker on . record. The winter of 1850-51 was so dry that The only other heir business full handed were in In December, 1867, the fall was 41.95 In December of. 1876 there’ was no Card of Thanks. San Franorsco, November 28, 1898. To the Nevada County Miners’ Association, and particularly the delegates to the State Convention: I désire to express my sincere thanks for the loyal support which I received at your hands in»my recent candidacy

for the Secretaryship of your Association. Ideem that no greater compliment could possibly be paid any young Nevada countyan than that which its citizens. gave me. Your good will and eonfidence mean. more to me than any public trust, I could hold. Yours traly, . BR. H. Turner. Christmas Confectionery. James Foley today makes an) anof holiday confections, christmas tree ornaments, etc. Mr. candies, and he has a reputation far cellence of his products. A Murder Information Filed. pouncement to our readérs respecting . his very complete and attractive stock Foley makes a specialty of manufacturing high-grade and near for the purity and general excounty. All of the woodwork is in white with a gloss finish. The firm continue to make a specialty of the best goods at moderate prices. Just a Cough Beige! worth pa a ——_— , you say. thaps you hoes had it for weeks. ; It’s annoying because you have a constant. desire to cough. It annoys you also because you remember that weak lungs is & family failing. At first it is a slight cough. At last it is a hemorrhage. At first 1t is easy to cure, At fast, siseoiew ite: scogeet age Ayer’s Cherry ecioral \ mo ey conquers your little’ ; king coug x There is 43 doubt about ~ be neglect. att ior © “a alf a century Ayer’s Pectoral has aed curing‘ s oaths and coughs At the Lowest Prices. ~=_—— the cure now. Doubtcomes ~ ae: An information was filed by the Disceeded here by Mr. Hassler, goes to San Francisco. ee Good Ore at the Merrifield. Recent developments by the Champion Company on the 700-foot level of the Merrifield mime have been most gratifying. ‘The ledge is large and of very high grade. Thanksgiving 1 Turkeys. Turkey rafile every y wight till further trict Attorney’s office to-day charging Robert Hooper, with the murder of Mark Casey atRandolph . Fiat on the ‘. 15th of last October. Hooper’ will be arraigned next week if acting District Attorney Riley is then sufficiently recovered ‘from his illness to be on hand. ‘Rain Came Just In Time. The boiler at at. the Reddtk mine sprang & leak last night and it became necessary to shut down the machinery notices at Lammon Brothers’ saloon-. power. Today water was turned on Splendid opportunity to get a flue bird for Thanksgiving. nl19-tf again, and now the mine is rauere . as usual. ‘ which had been ran recently by steam . and preventing consumption. also It cures Consum if taken in time. Heep one of Dr. Ager’s ChePrS Pectoral Plasters ever gour _@ Shall we send you @ hook on this subject, free? Gar Medion! Oonartnent. If you have any eg 3 what* = iy obtain, You wai o > prevaldress ply, without og at ae ever and. vice you the doctor freely hydraulic miners are operating under} license by the California Debris Commission, were not properly restraining the mud and sand supposed to be con-. fined behind them. However this may be, the said dams bave been formally . accepted by three Federal engineers, . after inspection, and if the dams ae not properly fulfilling their function . ogee whose sole. pestinee the regulation. 0! such dams lies, would ccatouiredly . & quick to order the repair or reconstruction of the dams, or the cessation oo — of bydrunlic mining behind them,. The) =" 3 Government engineers who have in — : * charge all the Government engineering . . ae ts for nearly ry body work on the Pacific Coast besides the . at kip ne roa iy at. kind, ati is this true of the p bydranlic mining in the Sacramento graphs taken by watershed, have not yet been accused of partiality to. any interest, and.may be relied apon to carry out the Caminetti law in its spirit as ‘well as its letter. In this connection it may be noted that Col. Hubert Visscher, the assist-} Whose work is of M O O R E, andl up toda akity, Studio on York Street. Holiday N Novelties MRS. F. A. GOURLEY Has a fine line of Holiday Novelties for sale in the Stover Building, Broad Street, Which she will open’ PRIDAY, NOV. 28th, and cordially invites the readers of the sare as ae to call around and see her stock. z summer to investigating the foundations, etc., for the proposed restraining dam at the Narrows fabove Marysville, is now in the mountains making a tour of inspection of the dams erected by permission of the commission and the sites proposed for future ones. Dancing School. — n23-1m Prof. Michell’s ladies’ and — gentlemen's daneing school at Odd Fellows hall every Tuesday night; children’s class, Saturday afternoon; socials {ladies free], Saturday nights; private lessons at hall or your own house, nil W. D. LONG, Attorney and Counselor :t Law, FFICE—COR. BROAD AND PINE STS., up pasta Nevada Citv. See Our New Stock of fer " : Ribbons will be sold at (ie Get your Xmas Ribbons at a bargain. RACKET STORE, Transcript Block. "THINK IT OVER . . WON'T IT PAY YOU TO BUY FOR CASH? elle Sar Coph +. Try any \ epi t you want. Pim DOUGLASS BUTTER, AT Z 0" CLOC 2) oe Dare-Devil Prices. } l HAIR RIBBON, NECK RIBBON, GRO GRAINS, MOIRES, ETC. Don’t forget me wide Tomorrow.. We Sell You the Best QUALITY of Goods For the LEAST MONEY. i sok. B. WOLF ~~ CASH GROCER, Cives You Best Value For Your Money ; Has the Best%Quality of Goods. od our Mustard in bulk—25c. per quart. Will sell you and Green Olives in bulk. ia Olas, Fresh Grated Horseradish, Sweet Pickles. ROBIN HOOD WHISKEY. FINE. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. GRIMES CLOTHING EMPORIUM Corner Broad and Pine Sts. Fine Line of Overcoats, BUSINESS SUITS AND DRESS SUITS — At Prices to Pliease All. Latest Shapes and Styles in % %& % Soft and Stiff Hats. F Handsome Bedroom Sets For $17.50 At JAMES KINKEAD’S, COMMERCIAL STREET. ine Line of Easy Chairs, Rocking Chairs, Center Tables, Desks, Cheffonieres, Etc. FOR THE HOLIDAY TRADE “Silk Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, NECKTIES, GLOVES, UMBRELLAS, In great variety and at retharkably low prices. Coys and Fancy Soods ‘FOR THE HOLIDAYS E. F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial St., Has a full line of Dolls, Drums, Horns, Dishes, Wagons, Guns, Balls, Tops, Safes, Scrap Books, Etc., Etc., for the little folks for Christmas, besides a nice stock of Fancy Goods and Notions. Fresh Candy, Chewing Sum, Nuts and Fruits. CIGARS AND TOBACCO. TURKEY WITH MINCE; PIE and the various other concomitants of the Thanksgiving feast must be prepared. In my st ock of Foreign and Domestic Groceries can be found all the choice and dainty articles necessary for the kitchen or table. Spices and Sauces, Herbs and Flavorings, Bulk Mince Meat, Jellies, Canned Fruits, Etc, Everything first-class. Freshness, Primeness and Fair Prices For Excellent Qualites Are Our Inducements For Your Trade. Are They Sufficient? PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADACITY. \ vault es Sp Av. A 2 = Largest Display! LADIES—Before making your purchases call at Miss Eleanor E.-Hoeft’s Where you will find the @@" VERY LATEST STYLES and most important of all--THE LOWEST PRICES. Make No Mistake, Ladies. Fall Is Not Equalled In Nevada County. THE BMA TIS uoL STOCK OF Winter eee WM. He CRAWFORDS, “Main Street, Nevada City Prices Astonishingly Low. © © © ) © © © © 208 Watch Our Windows for Bargains. © @¢ ©©HO00OGO OOO 06 tated It Is a Pleasure TO BE ABLE TO show a new assortment: of Jewelry at very short intervals. The present stock is inade up of goods which are new, havhg but recently arrived from the most celebrated manufacturing jewelers and importers. Amongst these are a specially selected lot of BEAUTIFUL, HIGH GRADE, * DIAMONDS * great brilliancy « and~ splendid color and many— of aher recious stones of very attractive appearance Many of these are unset, but the majority are in Rings, Earrings, Pins, eto. of fine quality gold, elegantly engraved. The prices are hog at all high on these articles, . LUETJE & BRAND, Broad Street. Watchmakers and Jewelers. ~