July 31, 1889 (4 pages)

saa Somes sien te & tors Re ap @ Fos od OR wo © & » we whmn em Pee mm © om Se Mm eS mes ie canes Gus GRANSGRIPT, “ete.,” singing was then in order, and-several -Goyne assisting on the violin. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 31, °93. PERSONAL. Social and Other Notes About People Old aad Young. : K. J. Kimball of San Francisco is in town, Mrs. F. K. Develey-and son are here visiting Mrs. T. W. Finchley. a H. ¥. Reardan and wife ef Oroville are here on a visit. Miss Flanagan of North San Juan arrived here today on her way to Sacramento. J. A. Hayes of San Jose came in on the morning train on his way to Washington. Mrs. T. J. Mooney, of Birchville is here spending a few days. A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia Hill today. Carl Brand and Haviland: Turner return— ed yesterday from the lakes. Miss M. T. Davis is here from East Oakland on a visit. : A. J. Price and wife and E. E. Beesert, of Colorado, are here spending afew days. D. Muir, Sr., and Charles W. Hill left this morning on a camping trip to the lakes. A. B. Storch, Henry Steineger ani Jobo Diemer, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on mining business. C. Schuster of San Franciaco arrived here on last eveniug’s train and will remain 4 few days. Mrs. W. G. Loveland of San Frantisce arrived here. last evening om ber' way) t North Bleomfield. J. Clark of San Francisco came in on last evening's train on-his-way to North Bloomfield. : -N. B.” Rosenberg, E. C. Lutcliffe, “Ed. Machwith, E. F. Memaugh and George B Griswold of San Francisco are in town. Tue healthy people you meet have healthy livers, They take Simmons Liver Regulator. —_—____+-«-6@e---——— Cain Suprise PartyLast Saturday evening the Methodist Church choir and friends vieited the home of R. C. McCutchan, near Charonnat’s Hill, to surprise Mr. and Mrs. A. Gray ‘nee Bertha McCutchan) and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, (nee Emma McCutchan) who are here visiting their parents. Mrs. Gray was a member of the choir for several years. The party arrived at Mr. McCutchan’s at 8:30 o'clock. Befere entering the house the choir serenaded the family, singing being the first intimation of the presence of the gay crowd. It wasa genuine surprise. The party was invited inside, and after congratulations on the success as & surprise, and “Qh, it’s mean nct tosay a word, etc., choice selections were rendered, Prof. Phil A vocal solo from C. H. Eddy, accompanying himself with the banjo, was well rendered and heartily applauded. wees Subsequently Chris Weisenburger in & well chosen little speech, on behalf of the choir, presented Mrs. Gray with a nice card receiver, in token of remembrance of the choir. Mrs. Gray responded. The following persons were pregent : Mrs. and Mrs. R. G. McCutchan, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Weiseabarger, Mr. and Mrs. C. "H. Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, Mr. aud Mrs. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs, John Werry, Mrs. Tiffany. Misses Alice Freeman, Marion Freeman, Mable: Freeman, Jennie Adair, Gertrude Adair, L. J. Harding, Clara Van Benthuysen, Nellie Martyn, Lottie Martyn, Minnie Tyrrell, Lucy Tyr rell, Annie Clemo, and Gertrude Goyne. Messrs. Phil Goyne, William Andrews, Robert . athaway, Clifford McCutchan and Frank Vaughn. At 12 o'clock the party came to @ close and all went home well pleased and happyee Haspy for travelers is Simmons Liver . which had gone. Regulator in powder. It can be carried in ' the pocket. oo —>———+ oe A Fine Machine. — Supervisor Robinson recently purchased a fine threshing machine at San Francisco, to be used on his place, the old MontgomThis morning . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever he put it to use, it worked charmingly, and . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai . +. it is said to be as fine as any one of the . Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit sel) ery racch in Penn Valley. kind in the State. Mountain Resort. Gen. A. M. Dobbie of North . loomfleld, . sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. who is one of the best knewn residents of — —— the county, has leased the. hetel at Bowman’s Dam, on Canyon creck, and will nd . bigher figure than ever before, keep it as a summer resort for visitors 2! those’who find pleasure in taking a vacation for fishing and bunting in the high moun(Bier tse enor Sized Him Up. —— fien Francisco Call Aliens: Durrew®, product to Moscow, Russia. It has just one of the must prominent characters Grass, Valley, is a guest at the Baldw Hetel. Judge Burrows is a Californian AN OLD RESIDENT Sas CS MB Sok Who Is Now Spending His Time af Osceola, Nevada. a 1850. From there he went to Sacramento, where he married. viscissitudes of a mining life with such men as Robert McCutcher, Geo. G. Allan and He was among the first of those who moved to and built up the town of North Bloomfield, and one of the first to enter the employ ot other equally prominent mining men. the Nortu Bloomtield Gravel Mining Company, with whom he remained, doing their car penter work for twelve continuous years, occupying the position of foreman in the construction of the immense dams and ditches. Mr. Marriott filled the position of Postmaster at North Bloomfield ‘or five years and was Justice of the Peace at that place for a He was prominent in politics, always proving himself to be a staunch ‘and true Republican. : ; number of years. He is now sojourning around the sagebrash in Eastern Nevada. superintendent of the Osceola Hydraulic Mine. where he spent the best part of his life. . Git enough tu last yure life We today present a spendid picture of one of Nevada couaty’s oldest residents, Hon. James Marriott, who has taken up-his residence at Osceola, State of Nevada. Mr. Marriott was born in London, England, in 1830. He came to San Francisco in January, His wife is still living, and is a very estimable woman, highly esteemed by all. who know her. Mr. Marriott moved to.Nevada City in June, 1851, adopted. the vocation and passing through all the fear that the thief may have stolen their His eldest son is His two youpgest sens are employed in the sasne.mine. He is a man of a positive nature and has firm friends in this county, . 7 > BIT AWL VU FIN, . I b'leeve it's cach man's duty In gittin through tlis life, Tu go er kindep easy lile— Not have nosweat ptr strife, Let things come out the best the’ will— Course don’t rush inter sin— But when yr're gettin anything Git awl ya kin. If yn air goin to buy some shoes (Them's very neediul things), Just ask the clerk if he won't pleese Throw in some extra strings. Yu'll git the shoes fur Jest the same— It won't take no more tin— But when yu’re gettin anything Git awl yn kin. If it's a shirt yu’re goin tu buy. ¢ Yu want ta make a holler— ‘ Jest brace right up tu him an say He must throw in a coller. Ther mite be times when this won't go, But she'll most allus win— “ So when yu're gettin anything Git awl yu kin. The same holds good in goin tu charch; S'posin yu git the “power,” Instid of half an hour, I tell yn, boys, my idee ia, + * An it has allus bin, That when yu're gettin anything Git awl yu kin. : — Brooklyn Life. Fishermmen’s Superstitions, At the beginning of the herring season the crew all try to seize the herring first on board, to see if it be male or female. {if it isa male, their fishing may beexpected to bea poor one: if a female, a -good one. Sometimes, however, the skipper secures it and hides it away, sulting it and laying it past for the season. The boat must not be turned against the sun. Certain animals considered of ill omen must not be speken of in th» boat, and ininisters in this respect oecupy the same place as rabbits, hares and pigs. Fishermen do not like to lend anything to.a neighboring boat, lest their luck should go with it. If they lend a match they will contrive—secretly if possible— to break it and keép part, hoping thereby -to retain their luck. .Their dislike to have anything stolen is increased by the luck .with it. To ask the question “YW here are yon going?’ of any one'whe is going on board is equivalent to de stroying all Ins chances for that ti Persona With certain names are bel «of bad otaen, the dreaded names be is citferent in diiterent villages, —Noter und Queries. cews Prom Russia. sarely ought to be sufficient exevicnes of the methods of the Russian overmicut to diséount the attempts at enint cf the repert sent te this-country »y Mr. Elarold brederie concerning the xpv saison ct sioa of Jews from Poland. . These HOTEL ARRIVALS. Rather Late Today. 3 On account of getting in our new press we were unable to issue the TRANSCRIPT on C, B. Vandemark, San Francisco. time today. Ina day or two we willhave. ’ pH. Bosque everything running smoothly. E. B. 208 “ a Fh cl SERGI SI “a Kooms Wanted. 2 we One or twe nicely furnished rooms, with e ag: er & ‘ ss breakfast, in private family in center of F. Estrada, Pr Nevada City, for man-and wife. Address: 1), L. Calkins, _ ss See W.S., P. O. Box 266, Grass Valley. j31-3t Cal R. Clarke and wife, Sacramento, Oe ESE eae H, Thompson. “6 ? Mrs. Mobley, Malakoff, John Morrow, Santa Cruz, P. Sass, Downievilie, W. W. Waggoner, Sacramento, ‘ Disturbing the Peace. William Kennedy was arrested today on Refreshments consisting of ice cream and the charge of disturbing the peace Satur-. w. J. Wason, : cake was next in order, and a happier crowd day evening, and taken before Justice Mul-. _ W. W. Bowman, & Petals eee eae lav He will he tried, Bridaw. : _ BR beienk—— eer T. Godfrey, Columbia Hill, Rib Lost, ‘ : rT M. B. Rosenberg, San Francisco, of Ed. OC. Sute] ‘fe, On last Monday a large bow of wide black satin ribbon, Finder will please leave agg mrs y it at this office. j3l-2t Mrs. W. G. Loveland, ‘ ea te Jasper Clark, bal ; To Contractors. Russel Moore, a C. Schuster, "4 The City Trustees want bids for constructing a fill across Manzanita Ravine. -Read the alvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. . A. RK. Lord, Rockland, E. B. ( lark, ss J. B. McKinney, ‘ G. W. Long, ‘Trackee, 4 eee : Ed. Wright, Keno, Mars. T. 8. Hawx:ss, Chattanooga, Tenn.,} [uke Voice, “ cs says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY $. P. Snider, New York, LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a Geo, B. Griswold, al debilitated system I ever nsed.”” For DysEe, _pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it, excels. Ualon Arrivals. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. nti +296 E; C. Webster, Grass Valley, William Glaister, A apy, whose hair came out with every ol : 7 Boers ‘ combing, was induced to give Ayer’s Hair hig Pisvosed nyE, S. Redeker, Chicago, Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, only was the loss of hair checked, buta new i : 4 eded that. T. B. Johns, s and vigorous growth soon succe d Fe ionetan: ak Keenan: E. J. Kimball, % ce ee ee A. B. Storck, M. E., ‘ Don’t almost kill yourself by violent purH. Steineggar, “ se i Si Liver Regulator, John Diemer, Sucklen’s Arnica Salve, ~“C, O; Barker, You Bet, ~~~ G. Cave, Mareh’s Mill, : Charles McLean, Moore’s Flat, John Alexander, Federal Loan, Henry Fuller, at _J. A. Murphy, San Juan, C. Howlet, Lake Ci The best Salve in the world for Cuts, cures Piles, or no pay required, Tt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: mone} refunded. Price 25 cente per’ box. For A. J. Price and wife, Colorado, E. C. Bussert, ‘ A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. O. Williams, " C. E. Loraine, “ nn BDO Tue Kanras Boord “of Equalization has un. fixed the total railroad assessment at-a Se aah : Farms. Sueawoop Sniper of Walled Lake, Mich., pases alae aged ninety-three, is worki#g in the harvest field with the rest of the boys. Oe ; . _,, . to $400 per annum, A Sr. Lovis belting ccncern 18 sending its pe Mrs. ‘I. J. Mooney and child, Birchville, 2 R. Solara, King & olford’s Saw Mill, Tug will of Edwin Booth leaves the su.s of $5,000 to the Home of Incurables at West A wumpes of the Government clerks at Ottawa have had their salaries raduced endy denials are familiar phenomena. “Rat is the manner in which Russia seeks o torestall unfavorablg,.comment and ighteous indignation." Curioualy enough. the rnse is always necessful, nor isit to be wondered, at when-it can succeed. securing the active assistance of a United States miniser like Mr. Sinith of the Philadelphia Pyess, who, nnder the last administraion, sent to the department of state a ositive denial that any measures forthe -spilsiou-of Jews from-Russia were nnler contemplation, while at the very ime he was giving this misrepresentasion Jews were bemg expelled en masse. Vhe testimony adduced by Mr. Fredrick in substantiation of his report in regard to the expulsions now going on press dispatches based on the official ut‘Jike it and srecomin back.” in Ficland is corn PEE fed aentate oF the . ® Back From Georgia, She drove up to the depot in an old cert drawn by an ox with lines attached to his horns, and she repeated her inqriries about the train from the east.so often that the depot agent finally asked “Are you expecting friends on that train?” “I'm lookin fur my son Sam an his wife,” she replied, “Coming ou a visit?” “No, sah. They dan moved over to Georgy six months ago, but they doan’ “Mighty good state that Georgia.” : “Tye hearn’ say so, but Sam can’t a-bear‘it. (ood lands and good crops but the people is too serumptious.” “How scrumptious?” he-queried. “. doan exactly kuow, bat I reckon gam can explain. He had’t bin thar’ but fo’ months when they tarred an feathered him an rode bim all over the country on arail.”—Detroit Free Press. Grief of 4 Pet Pigeon. One morning one of the two pet pigeons belonging to my father was found upon the highroad dead, its body bearing . never knew. We carried the dead-bodyhome and buried it in a eunny and quiet spotin the garden. _ For three days the surviving pigedn with untiring energy searched the country far and near for its mate, but in vain. It refused to touch food, and even the inflnence which my father usually exercised over it was gone. ‘On the third day we found itdead in the dovecof, its little heart broken with grief by the loss of ita. lifelong companion We buried it beside its mate.—Cor. London Spectator. Ayer's Pills Are better known and-more general. © ly used than any other cathartic. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious.drug, this is. the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their éffect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading’ physicians and druggists, as the ~most prompt and effectiveremedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, ‘sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, . ahd rheumatism. .They are taken with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be omitted in the outfit. To preserve “J Have used Ayer’s Pills in my terances from Russian diplomatic circles are utterly untrustworthy:—American Hebrew Throat, Hoarseness, V peepieg © For mption it ante’ o's BELLA Back PLASTER.25c. LOHS ATARRA ; REMEDY. ve you This remedy is teed to Price, 0cta, Injector free. * shipped one belt four miles long. . ERE Gon. RS ae At Selby Hill, July 30, 1893, to Wal of] ‘Tue Sayres family of Georgia, consisting . Williams and wife, a sen, lace . & \yhaaal She seolp 2 the Bret Harte type. He is # lawyer, . of father and five children, are making the —_ acholar, student of Shakes and a rare conversationalist. @ run down to the bay for pléasure and recreation. » a a eel Ian proving. William T. Morgan ist : . many friends will be glad to know. it. stems his condition has taken # more favor), yiinin the last three years that it will aie ne = his — Pg nse on that account this year @ much derstood himself'better than the doctors did, and he will ‘‘fool ‘em,” and get well. His ie oeeae Te Contracters-——~: , geologist . trip from Georgia to the World’s Fair on He has taken . bicycles. and_his. to thrive well. Notice to Contractors; the Clers of the Board of bi ri se 3 lant see! t th ce of City Clerk. Gengnes. oony, — eo eens order of the posid of Truste July 81, 1898. It — ae Texas bas-paid off se many farm mort‘ ‘ Notice to Contractors. smaller proportion than heretofore of its cash Bids are wanted for the pepering of five gooins in the Washington Schoolhouse. the advertisement in today’s Transcript. tor. ma surplus. SOEs aaa vO ies of Fequtred quality of paper oan be Baby eried,. A’nicn vein of gold bas just been discov— wan Th, applying to A. Hurtung at Luetje sael ered in Georgia. ~ . " Bids will he opened Mothe 6b NR _Muesday, August 8, 1893, Doctor prescribed ‘ Castoria! ight @ Yelock P. M, The Board es the — Lowapp 8, CALKINS, Secretary’ falta Eas SPO Ore CRGREN TS OTK Bis hereby civen that seal a proparele % of ia Ne constructing a@ fill ac anz+Di AN experiment on & small scale has been vine on Washington street will be revels rustees Un’ made with the famous Sea Island cotton in °y Jook ere eet 11,1808. Spec! fications can e8. 7. H. CARR, Clerk, beep OF EpucaTe™ ior NEVADA oo! District will rece’ pepe five rooms in the public aie Poulet ga of < THE 67 South Fifth Ave., New Vork, N.Y. SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWE A CQ, 3 family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excellent purgative, having a good effect A vegetable growth in the water mains CONSTIP ATION at St, Paul has been the cause of some marks of injury, but from what cause we . ; their medicinal integrity in all cli Flushing fresh Water Pipes, trouble. The first case was discovered by the superintendent in one of two Is called the “Father of Diseases.” service pipes in a single trench supply It is caused by a Torpid Liver, ing a double honse. A complaint was and is generally accompanied with made of bad water, which flushing failed to improve. Oneof the pipes delivered pure water, and one. supplied « muddy liquid that was of uo nse. These facts led to the conclusion that one of the services was foul, aud the remedy applied on this supposition prove effective. The boiler of a portable engine was connected with the faucet’ of the kitchen sink from which the muddy water came and a steam pressure of 70 pounds forced against the 25 pounds water pressure for 30 winutes—thereby driving the water out of the pipe. ‘ Since that time the pipe has alwayr delivered clear water, und 12 similat cases have been successfully treated in the same manner, Great care has to be taken that there are no leaks in the serv ice pipesand that none of the fittings are open during the steaming process. ~ LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, — BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully _ It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs, By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you Engineering Record. 2 ‘ : promote digestion, bring on a regBurgiar Proof pale Quickly Melted. — ular habit of body and prevent Mr. Swan, the English electrician, de Biliousness and Indigestion. clared recently that he had seen electric al blowpipes capable of melting the stoutest iron so rapidly that to melt into a fire and burglar proof safe with this instrument would be the workvof only a few minutes and waquid-be both an easy and noiseless operation. As, however, it would require a 40-horsepower engine to operate such a scientific tool, banks need be under no apprehension from this mode of attack on their vauits.—New York Telegram “My wife was sorel distressed yith Constiontion and coughing, followed ith ‘ Kenan of pra aioe aa almost ¢1 ly h she is aimocW'B. Lesran, Delaware, Ohio. “1 have used Si Liver Regul for Constipation of my Bowels, caused by temporary dessuaeenent 8 caw Wastin, ‘Lase Chied ci it.’ — HinaM i Justice of Georgia, : Nothing will give . permanenksucces. in any enterprise of life except nativ« capacity cultivated by honest und» per severing effort. Genius is often but thi capacity for receiving and improving by discinline. —Gearze Eliot 1,000 Reward . (rhe tvuit-Gaming Seasn — Offered for the Arrest apd Conviction of the Murderer uf Sheriff William “H. Pascoe of Nevada County. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } Executive DEPARTMENT. HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife knows . —THAT— liohtuing : Fiuit : das ARE THE BEST. LEGG & SHAW, Dealers:in Whereas, on the thirtieth day of June, A. D. 1893, in Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada, State of California, WILLIAM H. PASCOE was murdered by some person or persons unknown : Now, Therefore, 1, H, H. MARKHAM, Governor of the State of California, by virHARDWARE, tue of the authority. in me vested by the FURNITURE Constitution and laws of the State of Caliz : fornia, da hereby offer a reward of CARPET 4 : AT THEIR : $1,000 (One Thousand Dollars} for the arrest and conviction of said unknown person or persons. Said reward to be paid only upon . ————————____ _____ nm “Tray hand and caused the Great Seal of the TUN OALC. State to be hereunto affixed, this twelfth : day of July, A. D. 1893. oa Lge H. H. MARKHAM, Governor: TH my attentiun, I offer for sale my THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ontheliver. Itis the best pill used.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. @ pared b: Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. segs Suld by Druggists very where. Every Dose Effectiv HEAVEN EARTH: . Love and Beauty Make Heaven. woman can be loyed, can be beautiful. CREME dition. Mis. Nettie Nevada City, €al. For auy special or comp A ble the face and form, write MRS. NEITik H RISO N, 26 Geary street, SunFrancisco, Cal. Superfiueus hair permanently removed. TO TAKE PLACE AT ARMORY HALL, SATURGAY EVENING, AUGUST th, BE .WEEN AND deffo, THE. MONTANA. WONDER. There will also be two interesting Nevada City. —— So let us have pure hears, beautiful flowers, houses, birds—nay, beautiful women. Every LOLA MONTEZ The SKIN FOODand PIsSUK, BUILDER mukes Ladies beauae PR. TAY ents irink!es. K € e shin in perfect con No matter what blemish disfizures face or form, HarriGrad Wrestling ~ Match . Prof, Churles. {arian between FRED-FREBHLCOX and_THOS. JAMES of Grass Valley, and GEORGE RUSSELL and JAMES BRANNIGAN of General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved are In addition to the above, a reward of E. G. Warre, Secretary of State. Store House and Stock of $500 ( 8 (Five Hundred Do'lars) is offered by the: TOGerieS. citizens of Grass Valley. Also, a reward of aALsu A DRIFT QRAVEL MINE $300 Of 250 Acres, Bacorporated. (Three Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Nevada City, for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff WIL. 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. LIAM H. PASCOE. wie tka Waders In case William Fredericks is proven to be the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe the rewards offered from various sources aggregate $2,600. THOS. 8. FORD, =. . ~ ~~ District Attorney of Nevada County. : : Try Pocarty’s Small Beer D, F. DOUGLASS, At BS Comta. Blacksmith Shop aad Tools, © Rails for 800 feet of Tunnel, particulars enquire of signed, B. F. DERICKSON, Forest City, Si erra Co., Cai. Sheriff of Nevada County. . Nevada City, July 27th, 1893. AVING OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRING , & _ ae cman _ son's articles will eure, : MISS A. JSTRANAHAN Next door to City Hall: Broad Street, . : : licated blemish of ale : ; AGENT FOR ~ Nhasta. Mineral Hires’ Root Heer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! nnn WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR 93, AT A SPECIAL. PRICE bouts Seats $1. ae ae ST nevasla Citys Published Ever days an _ Bat ablis! Terus—15 C Month: $6 @ VANCE. Locat Norte first insertionadditional insel montb. ernment MONDAY EN # * “pHa Sherword's Head The hydrau that: deditor Si Democrat, is— ~ helping them w he writes upo mining he is ‘% a wink, © ‘‘tl be all right bu comes in. Th \ ; paper that see! \ the miners, an of hia loyalty . The story ¢ the San Frane knocks the Re being now enti fated featherThis champ reached the m rebound and . of wounded, pension in ki done the caus operate the When was by industry, anc itor under tl knocks down to get the . three feet in by drifting, ' 100 men, T being done o mile north o North Bloo county, both nel or strata has been co to its owner that time hi hundred me complaint « cause in its it has done bec ground er by the h; a lesa exper ‘the employ good to the At the se work re val}fer tha compensate the majorit damage wa the expens illustration dustry, wh ago in Cali the least le cupatien. Summer loss of app ‘driven aw: like mist b lize the be ti a trial, Sure, eff 1 It is rat Jackson, a has conclu ers the fi ever seen go well wi Try thi Schmidt B Next W in this ci will hold . class of . the medal ested jud Other atti for childr collection, The meda store, A small by calling Chas. miner,: hi joreman ¢ John Mel

saa Somes sien te & tors Re ap @ Fos od OR wo © & » we whmn em Pee mm © om Se Mm eS mes ie canes Gus GRANSGRIPT, “ete.,” singing was then in order, and-several -Goyne assisting on the violin. MONDAY EVENING, JULY 31, °93. PERSONAL. Social and Other Notes About People Old aad Young. : K. J. Kimball of San Francisco is in town, Mrs. F. K. Develey-and son are here visiting Mrs. T. W. Finchley. a H. ¥. Reardan and wife ef Oroville are here on a visit. Miss Flanagan of North San Juan arrived here today on her way to Sacramento. J. A. Hayes of San Jose came in on the morning train on his way to Washington. Mrs. T. J. Mooney, of Birchville is here spending a few days. A. 8. Bigelow came down from Columbia Hill today. Carl Brand and Haviland: Turner return— ed yesterday from the lakes. Miss M. T. Davis is here from East Oakland on a visit. : A. J. Price and wife and E. E. Beesert, of Colorado, are here spending afew days. D. Muir, Sr., and Charles W. Hill left this morning on a camping trip to the lakes. A. B. Storch, Henry Steineger ani Jobo Diemer, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening on mining business. C. Schuster of San Franciaco arrived here on last eveniug’s train and will remain 4 few days. Mrs. W. G. Loveland of San Frantisce arrived here. last evening om ber' way) t North Bleomfield. J. Clark of San Francisco came in on last evening's train on-his-way to North Bloomfield. : -N. B.” Rosenberg, E. C. Lutcliffe, “Ed. Machwith, E. F. Memaugh and George B Griswold of San Francisco are in town. Tue healthy people you meet have healthy livers, They take Simmons Liver Regulator. —_—____+-«-6@e---——— Cain Suprise PartyLast Saturday evening the Methodist Church choir and friends vieited the home of R. C. McCutchan, near Charonnat’s Hill, to surprise Mr. and Mrs. A. Gray ‘nee Bertha McCutchan) and Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, (nee Emma McCutchan) who are here visiting their parents. Mrs. Gray was a member of the choir for several years. The party arrived at Mr. McCutchan’s at 8:30 o'clock. Befere entering the house the choir serenaded the family, singing being the first intimation of the presence of the gay crowd. It wasa genuine surprise. The party was invited inside, and after congratulations on the success as & surprise, and “Qh, it’s mean nct tosay a word, etc., choice selections were rendered, Prof. Phil A vocal solo from C. H. Eddy, accompanying himself with the banjo, was well rendered and heartily applauded. wees Subsequently Chris Weisenburger in & well chosen little speech, on behalf of the choir, presented Mrs. Gray with a nice card receiver, in token of remembrance of the choir. Mrs. Gray responded. The following persons were pregent : Mrs. and Mrs. R. G. McCutchan, Mr. and Mrs. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs. Gray, Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Weiseabarger, Mr. and Mrs. C. "H. Eddy, Mr. and Mrs. John Evans, Mr. aud Mrs. B. Hall, Mr. and Mrs, John Werry, Mrs. Tiffany. Misses Alice Freeman, Marion Freeman, Mable: Freeman, Jennie Adair, Gertrude Adair, L. J. Harding, Clara Van Benthuysen, Nellie Martyn, Lottie Martyn, Minnie Tyrrell, Lucy Tyr rell, Annie Clemo, and Gertrude Goyne. Messrs. Phil Goyne, William Andrews, Robert . athaway, Clifford McCutchan and Frank Vaughn. At 12 o'clock the party came to @ close and all went home well pleased and happyee Haspy for travelers is Simmons Liver . which had gone. Regulator in powder. It can be carried in ' the pocket. oo —>———+ oe A Fine Machine. — Supervisor Robinson recently purchased a fine threshing machine at San Francisco, to be used on his place, the old MontgomThis morning . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever he put it to use, it worked charmingly, and . Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai . +. it is said to be as fine as any one of the . Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit sel) ery racch in Penn Valley. kind in the State. Mountain Resort. Gen. A. M. Dobbie of North . loomfleld, . sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. who is one of the best knewn residents of — —— the county, has leased the. hetel at Bowman’s Dam, on Canyon creck, and will nd . bigher figure than ever before, keep it as a summer resort for visitors 2! those’who find pleasure in taking a vacation for fishing and bunting in the high moun(Bier tse enor Sized Him Up. —— fien Francisco Call Aliens: Durrew®, product to Moscow, Russia. It has just one of the must prominent characters Grass, Valley, is a guest at the Baldw Hetel. Judge Burrows is a Californian AN OLD RESIDENT Sas CS MB Sok Who Is Now Spending His Time af Osceola, Nevada. a 1850. From there he went to Sacramento, where he married. viscissitudes of a mining life with such men as Robert McCutcher, Geo. G. Allan and He was among the first of those who moved to and built up the town of North Bloomfield, and one of the first to enter the employ ot other equally prominent mining men. the Nortu Bloomtield Gravel Mining Company, with whom he remained, doing their car penter work for twelve continuous years, occupying the position of foreman in the construction of the immense dams and ditches. Mr. Marriott filled the position of Postmaster at North Bloomfield ‘or five years and was Justice of the Peace at that place for a He was prominent in politics, always proving himself to be a staunch ‘and true Republican. : ; number of years. He is now sojourning around the sagebrash in Eastern Nevada. superintendent of the Osceola Hydraulic Mine. where he spent the best part of his life. . Git enough tu last yure life We today present a spendid picture of one of Nevada couaty’s oldest residents, Hon. James Marriott, who has taken up-his residence at Osceola, State of Nevada. Mr. Marriott was born in London, England, in 1830. He came to San Francisco in January, His wife is still living, and is a very estimable woman, highly esteemed by all. who know her. Mr. Marriott moved to.Nevada City in June, 1851, adopted. the vocation and passing through all the fear that the thief may have stolen their His eldest son is His two youpgest sens are employed in the sasne.mine. He is a man of a positive nature and has firm friends in this county, . 7 > BIT AWL VU FIN, . I b'leeve it's cach man's duty In gittin through tlis life, Tu go er kindep easy lile— Not have nosweat ptr strife, Let things come out the best the’ will— Course don’t rush inter sin— But when yr're gettin anything Git awl ya kin. If yn air goin to buy some shoes (Them's very neediul things), Just ask the clerk if he won't pleese Throw in some extra strings. Yu'll git the shoes fur Jest the same— It won't take no more tin— But when yu’re gettin anything Git awl yn kin. If it's a shirt yu’re goin tu buy. ¢ Yu want ta make a holler— ‘ Jest brace right up tu him an say He must throw in a coller. Ther mite be times when this won't go, But she'll most allus win— “ So when yu're gettin anything Git awl yu kin. The same holds good in goin tu charch; S'posin yu git the “power,” Instid of half an hour, I tell yn, boys, my idee ia, + * An it has allus bin, That when yu're gettin anything Git awl yu kin. : — Brooklyn Life. Fishermmen’s Superstitions, At the beginning of the herring season the crew all try to seize the herring first on board, to see if it be male or female. {if it isa male, their fishing may beexpected to bea poor one: if a female, a -good one. Sometimes, however, the skipper secures it and hides it away, sulting it and laying it past for the season. The boat must not be turned against the sun. Certain animals considered of ill omen must not be speken of in th» boat, and ininisters in this respect oecupy the same place as rabbits, hares and pigs. Fishermen do not like to lend anything to.a neighboring boat, lest their luck should go with it. If they lend a match they will contrive—secretly if possible— to break it and keép part, hoping thereby -to retain their luck. .Their dislike to have anything stolen is increased by the luck .with it. To ask the question “YW here are yon going?’ of any one'whe is going on board is equivalent to de stroying all Ins chances for that ti Persona With certain names are bel «of bad otaen, the dreaded names be is citferent in diiterent villages, —Noter und Queries. cews Prom Russia. sarely ought to be sufficient exevicnes of the methods of the Russian overmicut to diséount the attempts at enint cf the repert sent te this-country »y Mr. Elarold brederie concerning the xpv saison ct sioa of Jews from Poland. . These HOTEL ARRIVALS. Rather Late Today. 3 On account of getting in our new press we were unable to issue the TRANSCRIPT on C, B. Vandemark, San Francisco. time today. Ina day or two we willhave. ’ pH. Bosque everything running smoothly. E. B. 208 “ a Fh cl SERGI SI “a Kooms Wanted. 2 we One or twe nicely furnished rooms, with e ag: er & ‘ ss breakfast, in private family in center of F. Estrada, Pr Nevada City, for man-and wife. Address: 1), L. Calkins, _ ss See W.S., P. O. Box 266, Grass Valley. j31-3t Cal R. Clarke and wife, Sacramento, Oe ESE eae H, Thompson. “6 ? Mrs. Mobley, Malakoff, John Morrow, Santa Cruz, P. Sass, Downievilie, W. W. Waggoner, Sacramento, ‘ Disturbing the Peace. William Kennedy was arrested today on Refreshments consisting of ice cream and the charge of disturbing the peace Satur-. w. J. Wason, : cake was next in order, and a happier crowd day evening, and taken before Justice Mul-. _ W. W. Bowman, & Petals eee eae lav He will he tried, Bridaw. : _ BR beienk—— eer T. Godfrey, Columbia Hill, Rib Lost, ‘ : rT M. B. Rosenberg, San Francisco, of Ed. OC. Sute] ‘fe, On last Monday a large bow of wide black satin ribbon, Finder will please leave agg mrs y it at this office. j3l-2t Mrs. W. G. Loveland, ‘ ea te Jasper Clark, bal ; To Contractors. Russel Moore, a C. Schuster, "4 The City Trustees want bids for constructing a fill across Manzanita Ravine. -Read the alvertisement in today’s TRANSCRIPT. . A. RK. Lord, Rockland, E. B. ( lark, ss J. B. McKinney, ‘ G. W. Long, ‘Trackee, 4 eee : Ed. Wright, Keno, Mars. T. 8. Hawx:ss, Chattanooga, Tenn.,} [uke Voice, “ cs says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY $. P. Snider, New York, LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a Geo, B. Griswold, al debilitated system I ever nsed.”” For DysEe, _pepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it, excels. Ualon Arrivals. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. nti +296 E; C. Webster, Grass Valley, William Glaister, A apy, whose hair came out with every ol : 7 Boers ‘ combing, was induced to give Ayer’s Hair hig Pisvosed nyE, S. Redeker, Chicago, Vigor a faithful trial. She did so, and not J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, only was the loss of hair checked, buta new i : 4 eded that. T. B. Johns, s and vigorous growth soon succe d Fe ionetan: ak Keenan: E. J. Kimball, % ce ee ee A. B. Storck, M. E., ‘ Don’t almost kill yourself by violent purH. Steineggar, “ se i Si Liver Regulator, John Diemer, Sucklen’s Arnica Salve, ~“C, O; Barker, You Bet, ~~~ G. Cave, Mareh’s Mill, : Charles McLean, Moore’s Flat, John Alexander, Federal Loan, Henry Fuller, at _J. A. Murphy, San Juan, C. Howlet, Lake Ci The best Salve in the world for Cuts, cures Piles, or no pay required, Tt is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: mone} refunded. Price 25 cente per’ box. For A. J. Price and wife, Colorado, E. C. Bussert, ‘ A. R. Lando, Marysville, L. O. Williams, " C. E. Loraine, “ nn BDO Tue Kanras Boord “of Equalization has un. fixed the total railroad assessment at-a Se aah : Farms. Sueawoop Sniper of Walled Lake, Mich., pases alae aged ninety-three, is worki#g in the harvest field with the rest of the boys. Oe ; . _,, . to $400 per annum, A Sr. Lovis belting ccncern 18 sending its pe Mrs. ‘I. J. Mooney and child, Birchville, 2 R. Solara, King & olford’s Saw Mill, Tug will of Edwin Booth leaves the su.s of $5,000 to the Home of Incurables at West A wumpes of the Government clerks at Ottawa have had their salaries raduced endy denials are familiar phenomena. “Rat is the manner in which Russia seeks o torestall unfavorablg,.comment and ighteous indignation." Curioualy enough. the rnse is always necessful, nor isit to be wondered, at when-it can succeed.. securing the active assistance of a United States miniser like Mr. Sinith of the Philadelphia Pyess, who, nnder the last administraion, sent to the department of state a ositive denial that any measures forthe -spilsiou-of Jews from-Russia were nnler contemplation, while at the very ime he was giving this misrepresentasion Jews were bemg expelled en masse. Vhe testimony adduced by Mr. Fredrick in substantiation of his report in regard to the expulsions now going on press dispatches based on the official ut‘Jike it and srecomin back.” in Ficland is corn PEE fed aentate oF the . ® Back From Georgia, She drove up to the depot in an old cert drawn by an ox with lines attached to his horns, and she repeated her inqriries about the train from the east.so often that the depot agent finally asked “Are you expecting friends on that train?” “I'm lookin fur my son Sam an his wife,” she replied, “Coming ou a visit?” “No, sah. They dan moved over to Georgy six months ago, but they doan’ “Mighty good state that Georgia.” : “Tye hearn’ say so, but Sam can’t a-bear‘it. (ood lands and good crops but the people is too serumptious.” “How scrumptious?” he-queried. “. doan exactly kuow, bat I reckon gam can explain. He had’t bin thar’ but fo’ months when they tarred an feathered him an rode bim all over the country on arail.”—Detroit Free Press. Grief of 4 Pet Pigeon. One morning one of the two pet pigeons belonging to my father was found upon the highroad dead, its body bearing . never knew. We carried the dead-bodyhome and buried it in a eunny and quiet spotin the garden. _ For three days the surviving pigedn with untiring energy searched the country far and near for its mate, but in vain. It refused to touch food, and even the inflnence which my father usually exercised over it was gone. ‘On the third day we found itdead in the dovecof, its little heart broken with grief by the loss of ita. lifelong companion We buried it beside its mate.—Cor. London Spectator. Ayer's Pills Are better known and-more general. © ly used than any other cathartic. Sugar-coated, purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious.drug, this is. the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills is attended with only the best results. Their éffect is to strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels. Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading’ physicians and druggists, as the ~most prompt and effectiveremedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, ‘sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, . ahd rheumatism. .They are taken with great benefit in chills and the diseases peculiar to the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, Ayer's Pills are the best, and should never be

omitted in the outfit. To preserve “J Have used Ayer’s Pills in my terances from Russian diplomatic circles are utterly untrustworthy:—American Hebrew Throat, Hoarseness, V peepieg © For mption it ante’ o's BELLA Back PLASTER.25c. LOHS ATARRA ; REMEDY. ve you This remedy is teed to Price, 0cta, Injector free. * shipped one belt four miles long. . ERE Gon. RS ae At Selby Hill, July 30, 1893, to Wal of] ‘Tue Sayres family of Georgia, consisting . Williams and wife, a sen, lace . & \yhaaal She seolp 2 the Bret Harte type. He is # lawyer, . of father and five children, are making the —_ acholar, student of Shakes and a rare conversationalist. @ run down to the bay for pléasure and recreation. » a a eel Ian proving. William T. Morgan ist : . many friends will be glad to know. it. stems his condition has taken # more favor), yiinin the last three years that it will aie ne = his — Pg nse on that account this year @ much derstood himself'better than the doctors did, and he will ‘‘fool ‘em,” and get well. His ie oeeae Te Contracters-——~: , geologist . trip from Georgia to the World’s Fair on He has taken . bicycles. and_his. to thrive well. Notice to Contractors; the Clers of the Board of bi ri se 3 lant see! t th ce of City Clerk. Gengnes. oony, — eo eens order of the posid of Truste July 81, 1898. It — ae Texas bas-paid off se many farm mort‘ ‘ Notice to Contractors. smaller proportion than heretofore of its cash Bids are wanted for the pepering of five gooins in the Washington Schoolhouse. the advertisement in today’s Transcript. tor. ma surplus. SOEs aaa vO ies of Fequtred quality of paper oan be Baby eried,. A’nicn vein of gold bas just been discov— wan Th, applying to A. Hurtung at Luetje sael ered in Georgia. ~ . " Bids will he opened Mothe 6b NR _Muesday, August 8, 1893, Doctor prescribed ‘ Castoria! ight @ Yelock P. M, The Board es the — Lowapp 8, CALKINS, Secretary’ falta Eas SPO Ore CRGREN TS OTK Bis hereby civen that seal a proparele % of ia Ne constructing a@ fill ac anz+Di AN experiment on & small scale has been vine on Washington street will be revels rustees Un’ made with the famous Sea Island cotton in °y Jook ere eet 11,1808. Spec! fications can e8. 7. H. CARR, Clerk, beep OF EpucaTe™ ior NEVADA oo! District will rece’ pepe five rooms in the public aie Poulet ga of < THE 67 South Fifth Ave., New Vork, N.Y. SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWE A CQ, 3 family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excellent purgative, having a good effect A vegetable growth in the water mains CONSTIP ATION at St, Paul has been the cause of some marks of injury, but from what cause we . ; their medicinal integrity in all cli Flushing fresh Water Pipes, trouble. The first case was discovered by the superintendent in one of two Is called the “Father of Diseases.” service pipes in a single trench supply It is caused by a Torpid Liver, ing a double honse. A complaint was and is generally accompanied with made of bad water, which flushing failed to improve. Oneof the pipes delivered pure water, and one. supplied « muddy liquid that was of uo nse. These facts led to the conclusion that one of the services was foul, aud the remedy applied on this supposition prove effective. The boiler of a portable engine was connected with the faucet’ of the kitchen sink from which the muddy water came and a steam pressure of 70 pounds forced against the 25 pounds water pressure for 30 winutes—thereby driving the water out of the pipe. ‘ Since that time the pipe has alwayr delivered clear water, und 12 similat cases have been successfully treated in the same manner, Great care has to be taken that there are no leaks in the serv ice pipesand that none of the fittings are open during the steaming process. ~ LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, — BAD BREATH, Ete. To treat constipation successfully _ It is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs, By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you Engineering Record. 2 ‘ : promote digestion, bring on a regBurgiar Proof pale Quickly Melted. — ular habit of body and prevent Mr. Swan, the English electrician, de Biliousness and Indigestion. clared recently that he had seen electric al blowpipes capable of melting the stoutest iron so rapidly that to melt into a fire and burglar proof safe with this instrument would be the workvof only a few minutes and waquid-be both an easy and noiseless operation. As, however, it would require a 40-horsepower engine to operate such a scientific tool, banks need be under no apprehension from this mode of attack on their vauits.—New York Telegram “My wife was sorel distressed yith Constiontion and coughing, followed ith ‘ Kenan of pra aioe aa almost ¢1 ly h she is aimocW'B. Lesran, Delaware, Ohio. “1 have used Si Liver Regul for Constipation of my Bowels, caused by temporary dessuaeenent 8 caw Wastin, ‘Lase Chied ci it.’ — HinaM i Justice of Georgia, : Nothing will give . permanenksucces. in any enterprise of life except nativ« capacity cultivated by honest und» per severing effort. Genius is often but thi capacity for receiving and improving by discinline. —Gearze Eliot 1,000 Reward . (rhe tvuit-Gaming Seasn — Offered for the Arrest apd Conviction of the Murderer uf Sheriff William “H. Pascoe of Nevada County. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } Executive DEPARTMENT. HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife knows . —THAT— liohtuing : Fiuit : das ARE THE BEST. LEGG & SHAW, Dealers:in Whereas, on the thirtieth day of June, A. D. 1893, in Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada, State of California, WILLIAM H. PASCOE was murdered by some person or persons unknown : Now, Therefore, 1, H, H. MARKHAM, Governor of the State of California, by virHARDWARE, tue of the authority. in me vested by the FURNITURE Constitution and laws of the State of Caliz : fornia, da hereby offer a reward of CARPET 4 : AT THEIR : $1,000 (One Thousand Dollars} for the arrest and conviction of said unknown person or persons. Said reward to be paid only upon . ————————____ _____ nm “Tray hand and caused the Great Seal of the TUN OALC. State to be hereunto affixed, this twelfth : day of July, A. D. 1893. oa Lge H. H. MARKHAM, Governor: TH my attentiun, I offer for sale my THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. ontheliver. Itis the best pill used.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. @ pared b: Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. segs Suld by Druggists very where. Every Dose Effectiv HEAVEN EARTH: . Love and Beauty Make Heaven. woman can be loyed, can be beautiful. CREME dition. Mis. Nettie Nevada City, €al. For auy special or comp A ble the face and form, write MRS. NEITik H RISO N, 26 Geary street, SunFrancisco, Cal. Superfiueus hair permanently removed. TO TAKE PLACE AT ARMORY HALL, SATURGAY EVENING, AUGUST th, BE .WEEN AND deffo, THE. MONTANA. WONDER. There will also be two interesting Nevada City. —— So let us have pure hears, beautiful flowers, houses, birds—nay, beautiful women. Every LOLA MONTEZ The SKIN FOODand PIsSUK, BUILDER mukes Ladies beauae PR. TAY ents irink!es. K € e shin in perfect con No matter what blemish disfizures face or form, HarriGrad Wrestling ~ Match . Prof, Churles. {arian between FRED-FREBHLCOX and_THOS. JAMES of Grass Valley, and GEORGE RUSSELL and JAMES BRANNIGAN of General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved are In addition to the above, a reward of E. G. Warre, Secretary of State. Store House and Stock of $500 ( 8 (Five Hundred Do'lars) is offered by the: TOGerieS. citizens of Grass Valley. Also, a reward of aALsu A DRIFT QRAVEL MINE $300 Of 250 Acres, Bacorporated. (Three Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Nevada City, for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff WIL. 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. LIAM H. PASCOE. wie tka Waders In case William Fredericks is proven to be the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe the rewards offered from various sources aggregate $2,600. THOS. 8. FORD, =. . ~ ~~ District Attorney of Nevada County. : : Try Pocarty’s Small Beer D, F. DOUGLASS, At BS Comta. Blacksmith Shop aad Tools, © Rails for 800 feet of Tunnel, particulars enquire of signed, B. F. DERICKSON, Forest City, Si erra Co., Cai. Sheriff of Nevada County. . Nevada City, July 27th, 1893. AVING OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRING , & _ ae cman _ son's articles will eure, : MISS A. JSTRANAHAN Next door to City Hall: Broad Street, . : : licated blemish of ale : ; AGENT FOR ~ Nhasta. Mineral Hires’ Root Heer! For sale by the Dozen or Gross ! nnn WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR 93, AT A SPECIAL. PRICE bouts Seats $1. ae ae ST nevasla Citys Published Ever days an _ Bat ablis! Terus—15 C Month: $6 @ VANCE. Locat Norte first insertionadditional insel montb. ernment MONDAY EN # * “pHa Sherword's Head The hydrau that: deditor Si Democrat, is— ~ helping them w he writes upo mining he is ‘% a wink, © ‘‘tl be all right bu comes in. Th \ ; paper that see! \ the miners, an of hia loyalty . The story ¢ the San Frane knocks the Re being now enti fated featherThis champ reached the m rebound and . of wounded, pension in ki done the caus operate the When was by industry, anc itor under tl knocks down to get the . three feet in by drifting, ' 100 men, T being done o mile north o North Bloo county, both nel or strata has been co to its owner that time hi hundred me complaint « cause in its it has done bec ground er by the h; a lesa exper ‘the employ good to the At the se work re val}fer tha compensate the majorit damage wa the expens illustration dustry, wh ago in Cali the least le cupatien. Summer loss of app ‘driven aw: like mist b lize the be ti a trial, Sure, eff 1 It is rat Jackson, a has conclu ers the fi ever seen go well wi Try thi Schmidt B Next W in this ci will hold . class of . the medal ested jud Other atti for childr collection, The meda store, A small by calling Chas. miner,: hi joreman ¢ John Mel