December 3, 1882 (4 pages)

NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. CARE OF FRUIT TREES. Mr. Gillet's Letter to the Fruit Grow~~ BROWNS CALKINS, Prop’rs. N. P. BROWN Business Manager LEONARDS. CALKINS.... Editor ers Convention. r ¥LANLEY A. EDDY. rf Nevapa Crry, Nov. 13, 1882. Dr. 8. F. Cuarin—Dear Sir: It will be impossible for me te attend Nevada Connty (ficial Press, . meet «+ San Jose to-morrow. The the Frait Growers’ Convention to . early cyustant rains this fall have in“SUNDAY: DEC.'3. ~ TWO BIG QUARTZ MINES. Battes and the Plumas. directors, prepared for presentation at the meeting on Thursday next, Buttes mine, for the last half-year show a balance 10 the credit of profit and lues of 14,9841 5s 14. The balance from the previous account was 9,9021 15s 9d, of which 2,000! has been carried to the reserve fund, leaving 7,902] 15s 9d to be dealt with, which, with 7,0911 984d, the net profit of the half-year, makes the above mentiored credit balance of 14,9941 58 Id. The directors recommend that out of this balance a dividend of Is. pér share, free uf income tax, amounting to 6,125, be declared at the approaching general meeting, leaving 8,869] 53 Id to be carried forward. The reserve fund; with accrued interest, now stands at 12,7011 2s 34, and investments have been ma:le on account thereof to the extent of 12,0111 1s 1d, represented by 4,8501 Glasgow and South-western Railway Debenture stock, 4,700] Great Kasten Railway Guarantestock and 1,7951 Great Eastern, De benture etock, The ore produced by the mine daring the half-year was 19,437 tons, and the quanity milled 19,482 tons. The average mining cost was $4.10 and the milling sixty cents per ton, thus making the average working expenses $4.70 per ton. This is neary a half dollar higher than-in the preceding half year, and was. caused by the heavy out-lay, $15,723.32, for making the ninth level, representing an average of seventy-five cents per ton on the output of the mine. The average yield of ‘the ore in free gold was $6.47 and with that from the tailings $7.06 per ton. ; The Plumas Eureka Mine accounts for the half year show a balance to the credit of profit and loss of 34,8581 10s 4d. The ibalance brooghi forward from the previous, account was 41,1821 14s, out of which the April dividend of 21,0931 15s wasprovided, and 5,0001 carried tothe reserve fund, leaving a net amount of 15,0881 19s, This, with 19,7691 11s 4d, the net profit on the half. year’s operations, makes the credit balance of 34,8581 10s 4d as stated.-above. The directors recommend that out of this balance a dividend of 2s, per share, free of income tax, amounting to 14,0621 10s, be declared at the forthcoming general meeting. The reserve fund with accrued interest, now stands at 11,3931 18s Md, and investments have been made to the extent of 11,5981 88 3d, represented by 6,9401 London, Chatham and Dover Railway Arbitration Debenture stock, and 3,00U1 Midland Rail. way Guaranteed stock. The quantity of ore produced during che half year was 27,800 tous from the Plumas Eureka mine, 1,375 tons from the Seventy-six mine and 380 tons from the Rough and Ready mine, making the total outwas 29,645 tons. The average cost of mining was $8.10 per ton and of milling forty-eight cents, thus making the average working expenses $3.58 per ton. The average yield of the ore in free gold was $6.88 per ton. The sulphurets produced a total of $5,045.26, but their treatment by roasting in the furnace has proved unsatisfactory, and Mr. says they are too rebellious to be] j successfully worked, nnless _by smélting, and they are not rich enough to warrant the erection of : smelting works. .* * * At presgetting what gold can beobtained by this way of working and are being concentrated fur @ future working or sale, whichever’ may be found the most profitable. ‘The details of the half year’s operations at the mine are given in the reports of Mr. Johns and Capt. Hosking. The amount spent in prospecting the mine was $24, 871.27, including $5,881.24 on the] h 2,468 feet of levels, winzes, etc Captain Hosking says: ‘‘No doubt it that notwithstanding the large terfered a great deal with my wine crop, and I am busy just now, while the weather ig clear and cold, drawRUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHAKGE HOTEL apace Fripay, Dec. 1, 1882. Millen Ford, Morristown, N. J. Wm. Moulton, French Corral. Theo. Wetzel, Jr., Derbec. " N. C. Goodwin, Bine Tent. W. H. Wiseman, Blue Tent. Mrs. M. M. Robb, Edreka. James Heath, Pet Hill. Richard Neville, French Corral. Mrs. J. Stephens and 2 ¢, San Fr. eae mpere ® : ¥ ; iil . 4 Semi Annual R>poert of the Sierra The London (Eng.) Mining Journal lation to the questions set forth in Oct * th : of HNED Saye: The tenors ofthe the call for the convention, but time was tou shore for metodo so, I will ss that the unte of the Sierra . ‘Peretore contine myself to brief reput 29,555 tons, The quantity milled of the convention, you will be kind enough, dear Doctor, to lay before the convention my regrets at not being able to attend their very important truly, ent they are run through the pans, . Cincinnati theatre Thursday, tions performed by a Dr. Lynn has been discovered in Essex county, . J Mass. Tue house of I. D, Rockport, O.,; has been robbed of $20,000 worth of: notes, jewelry, ete. Eureka tunnel, which’ results — in. for the DAYS: " will be discouraging to the company . died Thursday. ing my wine, having been prevented from doing it last week both by the wet weather ond election. I intended to write a paper in. remarks in connection with that subject. The first question reads as foliows: Is the extermination of i:sects injurious to frait and fruit trees a necessity? I say it is, for I am rather inclined to eaterminate those noxious insects, if I cau, than have my efop of fruitand my fruit trees exterminated by those insects. [ alway® recognize self-protection as a iaw of nature. The second question is: Can such insect pests as iniest the orchard, etc., be exterrrinated? Thatis the question, Against some insects we bave found, it is true, goo.i and efficacious remedies, while against others we have tound nuthing yet; and itisin this view that State*and County Boards of Horticultural Commissiouers have been created, so as to nd the best remedies for fighting, checking or exterminating those enemies of our orchards, and to see the Iiws for the protection of fruit aud fruit trees be enforced, I say in the affirmative, that those insedt pests can be exterminated, or at least their ravages checked; but it will require time, patience and a long study of those very insects’ habits to enable enable us to find ellicacious remedics for either checking their ravages or exterminating them altogether. Atl our hopes We in practical etomology; but practical etomology ‘is but a science of yesterday; and let me say that it is to the honor and credit ot our State that in no country has practical ,etomology made such a marked piogeess as it has. in California, Still there is an immense amount of work yet to be accomplished, and that is the reason ofcaliing the fruit growers in convention .and have them to discuss fully and intelligently this momentuous question, a0 closely connected to their interests, aid provide for the means of fighting succeesfu'ly the“ insects’ invasion, The third quesion: In order to protect the horticultural interests of the State, is leyislation necessary, or should the present laws for the protection of horticulture be amended and repealed? I say alsoin the aftirmative, that to protect the borticultural interests of the State legislation is absolutely necessary. ‘The preseut laws do certainly need amending; in which way that is to the convention to decide, But _.on one point I will be quite explicit? [t is to have the horticultural interest entirely distinct from the viticultural interest, and not one tacked to the tail of the other. Iu the interest of both horticulture aud Viticulture, let us have a separate and distinct organization. for both. Trusting that these views of miue will agree with those of the majority There is ample room meetings, Fevix Giver, Com, for the El Dorado District. tself, for it is sneaking away as rapdly as possible, -_——->e< Miss Annie Von Rehsen whe killed xy Frahk Frayne, who was attemptE. M. BRONSON ug to shoot an apple off her head in the hour of 12 o’c'ock, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. Yours very gomery street, San Francisco, California. Ir the comet had anything to do E. W. CHAR L ES, M. D with the late Denocratic inundation, it is mighty well ashamed of Johns Ji J. J. Rogers, City. Union Hotel, RECTOR REZOS...Proprictors. : ot Fripar, Dec. Ist. W. H. Mead,’ Washiayton. 4 Mrs. . McBean, do D. Joknson, do 8S. O. Pease, . do W. H. Maioney, do J. L. French, Tiubuctoo. C. Pheips, Pheips Hull. J. Spattiding, Dutch Flat. A. Towie, : odo Wm. Holmes, City. . E. A. Tompins, City. . M. C. Clack, City. Chas. Grisseil, Washington. » J. Griaseil, do A. Girard, San Francisco. G. W. Armstroug, City. Miss Woodward, San Francisco, Miss Lancaster, do BORN. At Grass Valley, Nuvember 30, 1882, to Jacob Heyman and wife, a son. MARRIED. At the Congregational parsonage, Nevada City, Nov. 2th, 1882, by Rev, J. sums, John Fietcher Perry of Littie York and Mrs. Annie Percivel of Washington. * At Grass Valley, November 29, 1882, by Rev. George O. Ash, Mr. William Harvey and Miss Aunie Poimere. PR RI, TO OUR PaTRuNS. UR patrons in Nevada Cdiifity who are O indebted to the Company, are requested to send their payments to San Francisco, by Post Office Order, at our expense, or to J. D, Glid Jen, Union Hotel, Nevada City, WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., No, 20 Geary Street, San Francisco. 8. G. Wricut, Manager. ° d2-1m BLIGHT’S DINING ROOMS, (formerly Thomas.’) Broad Street, Nevada City. HAVING LEASED THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT known as Thomas’ Dining Rooms, I desire to inform my frends and the pubtic’in general that 1 shall keep the Hotel in the BEST POSSIBLE + TYLE, And guarantee them satisfaction whenever they come to my house. . My sleeping apartments are neat and clean, and my tables are supplied with the hest the market affords. Board and Lodging $6 per week Meals 25 and 50 Cents. Lous onage is solicited SAMUEL BLIGHT, Proprietor, Nevada City, Dec. 2, 1882. Delinquent Sale Notice. 7UBA GOLD MINING COMPANY. —Lo~ cation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada Mini. g District, Nevada County, Calilornia, sessment, No. 11, levied on the 23d day of October, 1882, the several amounts set ri the names of the respective shareholders as tollows: No. No. Certf. Shares, Amt. John Koch, 141 200 $1,500 Win. Bihler, 151 62 465 A. Berg, 158 10 75 day of October, 1882, so tany shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necésstiry, will be sold at public auction, at the office’of the Company, Room 49, Nevada Block, San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the NINETEENTH day of DECEMBER, 1382, at IRWIN ©. STUMP, Secretary. Office—-Room 49 Nevada Block, 309 MontHomoeopathic Physician. NEVADA CiTY, Surgery a specialty, a Prize Shooting Gallery. HAS OPENED A weeA\RECORD of five hundred aborne a el aeenioy seer eg < SECRETARY CHANDLER will push is demand for a big appropriation ————--see —— — ConGressMAn Updegraff of Ohio First Class Shorting Gallery a eaeee . Narieas Wagner of . FINE GUNS, HIBERNIA BUILDING, unction Main and Commercial ‘Sts, LUNG AND SHORT RANGE. Ladies especially invited to try reir ekill, Splendid prizes for the best shooters, n28amount of prospecting done during the term, no valuable discoveries have been made, We are pleased to atate, however, that there are severmaining, which will be followed up and proven as fast as it is practicable todo so. Mr. Johns after having carefully’ examined the mine a little over a month later, is able to state in his report—I am very report to you a very material improvement in both appearance and tian sep and ee, discovery of the age, has saa the skin, making msparent. 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NEVADA CITY, CAL. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. CARE OF FRUIT TREES. Mr. Gillet's Letter to the Fruit Grow~~ BROWNS CALKINS, Prop’rs. N. P. BROWN Business Manager LEONARDS. CALKINS....... Editor ers Convention. r ¥LANLEY A. EDDY. rf Nevapa Crry, Nov. 13, 1882. Dr. 8. F. Cuarin—Dear Sir: It will be impossible for me te attend Nevada Connty (ficial Press, . meet «+ San Jose to-morrow. The the Frait Growers’ Convention to . early cyustant rains this fall have in“SUNDAY: DEC.'3. ~ TWO BIG QUARTZ MINES. Battes and the Plumas. directors, prepared for presentation at the meeting on Thursday next, Buttes mine, for the last half-year show a balance 10 the credit of profit and lues of 14,9841 5s 14. The balance from the previous account was 9,9021 15s 9d, of which 2,000! has been carried to the reserve fund, leaving 7,902] 15s 9d to be dealt with, which, with 7,0911 984d, the net profit of the half-year, makes the above mentiored credit balance of 14,9941 58 Id. The directors recommend that out of this balance a dividend of Is. pér share, free uf income tax, amounting to 6,125, be declared at the approaching general meeting, leaving 8,869] 53 Id to be carried forward. The reserve fund; with accrued interest, now stands at 12,7011 2s 34, and investments have been ma:le on account thereof to the extent of 12,0111 1s 1d, represented by 4,8501 Glasgow and South-western Railway Debenture stock, 4,700] Great Kasten Railway Guarantestock and 1,7951 Great Eastern, De benture etock, The ore produced by the mine daring the half-year was 19,437 tons, and the quanity milled 19,482 tons. The average mining cost was $4.10 and the milling sixty cents per ton, thus making the average working expenses $4.70 per ton. This is neary a half dollar higher than-in the preceding half year, and was. caused by the heavy out-lay, $15,723.32, for making the ninth level, representing an average of seventy-five cents per ton on the output of the mine. The average yield of ‘the ore in free gold was $6.47 and with that from the tailings $7.06 per ton. ; The Plumas Eureka Mine accounts for the half year show a balance to the credit of profit and loss of 34,8581 10s 4d. The ibalance brooghi forward from the previous, account was 41,1821 14s, out of which the April dividend of 21,0931 15s wasprovided, and 5,0001 carried tothe reserve fund, leaving a net amount of 15,0881 19s, This, with 19,7691 11s 4d, the net profit on the half. year’s operations, makes the credit balance of 34,8581 10s 4d as stated.-above. The directors recommend that out of this balance a dividend of 2s, per share, free of income tax, amounting to 14,0621 10s, be declared at the forthcoming general meeting. The reserve fund with accrued interest, now stands at 11,3931 18s Md, and investments have been made to the extent of 11,5981 88 3d, represented by 6,9401 London, Chatham and Dover Railway Arbitration Debenture stock, and 3,00U1 Midland Rail. way Guaranteed stock. The quantity of ore produced during che half year was 27,800 tous from the Plumas Eureka mine, 1,375 tons from the Seventy-six mine and 380 tons from the Rough and Ready mine, making the total outwas 29,645 tons. The average cost of mining was $8.10 per ton and of milling forty-eight cents, thus making the average working expenses $3.58 per ton. The average yield of the ore in free gold was $6.88 per ton. The sulphurets produced a total of $5,045.26, but their treatment by roasting in the furnace has proved unsatisfactory, and Mr. says they are too rebellious to be] j successfully worked, nnless _by smélting, and they are not rich enough to warrant the erection of : smelting works. .* * * At presgetting what gold can beobtained by this way of working and are being concentrated fur @ future working or sale, whichever’ may be found the most profitable. ‘The details of the half year’s operations at the mine are given in the reports of Mr. Johns and Capt. Hosking. The amount spent in prospecting the mine was $24, 871.27, including $5,881.24 on the] h 2,468 feet of levels, winzes, etc Captain Hosking says: ‘‘No doubt it that notwithstanding the large terfered a great deal with my wine crop, and I am busy just now, while the weather ig clear and cold, drawRUTEL AKRIVALS. NATIONAL EXCHAKGE HOTEL apace Fripay, Dec. 1, 1882. Millen Ford, Morristown, N. J. Wm. Moulton, French Corral. Theo. Wetzel, Jr., Derbec. " N. C. Goodwin, Bine Tent. W. H. Wiseman, Blue Tent. Mrs. M. M. Robb, Edreka. James Heath, Pet Hill. Richard Neville, French Corral. Mrs. J. Stephens and 2 ¢, San Fr. eae mpere ® : ¥ ; iil . 4 Semi Annual R>poert of the Sierra The London (Eng.) Mining Journal lation to the questions set forth in Oct * th : of HNED Saye: The tenors ofthe the call for the convention, but time was tou shore for metodo so, I will ss that the unte of the Sierra . ‘Peretore contine myself to brief reput 29,555 tons, The quantity milled of the convention, you will be kind enough, dear Doctor, to lay before the convention my regrets at not being able to attend their very important truly, ent they are run through the pans, . Cincinnati theatre Thursday, tions performed by a Dr. Lynn has been discovered in Essex county, . J Mass. Tue house of I. D, Rockport, O.,; has been robbed of $20,000 worth of: notes, jewelry, ete. Eureka tunnel, which’ results — in. for the DAYS: " will be discouraging to the company . died Thursday. ing my wine, having been prevented from doing it last week both by the wet weather ond election. I intended to write a paper in. remarks in connection with that subject. The first question reads as foliows: Is the extermination of i:sects injurious to frait and fruit trees a necessity? I say it is, for I am rather inclined to eaterminate those noxious insects, if I cau, than have my efop of fruitand my fruit trees exterminated by those insects. [ alway® recognize self-protection as a iaw of nature. The second question is: Can such insect pests as iniest the orchard, etc., be exterrrinated? Thatis the question, Against some insects we bave found, it is true, goo.i and efficacious remedies, while against others we have tound nuthing yet; and itisin this view that State*and County Boards of Horticultural Commissiouers have been created, so as to nd the best remedies for fighting, checking or exterminating those enemies of our orchards, and to see the Iiws for the protection of fruit aud fruit trees be enforced, I say in the affirmative, that those insedt pests can be exterminated, or at least their ravages checked; but it will require time, patience and a long study of those very insects’ habits to enable enable us to find ellicacious remedics for either checking their ravages or exterminating them altogether. Atl our hopes We in practical etomology; but practical etomology ‘is but a science of yesterday; and let me say that it is to the honor and credit ot our State that in no country has practical ,etomology made such a marked piogeess as it has. in California, Still there is an immense amount of work yet to be accomplished, and that is the reason ofcaliing the fruit growers in convention .and have them to discuss fully and intelligently this momentuous question, a0 closely connected to their interests, aid provide for the means of fighting succeesfu'ly the“ insects’ invasion, The third quesion: In order to protect the horticultural interests of the State, is leyislation necessary, or should the present laws for the protection of horticulture be amended and repealed? I say alsoin the aftirmative, that to protect the borticultural interests of the State legislation is absolutely necessary. ‘The preseut laws do certainly need amending; in which way that is to the convention to decide, But _.on one point I will be quite explicit? [t is to have the horticultural interest entirely distinct from the viticultural interest, and not one tacked to the tail of the other. Iu the interest of both horticulture aud Viticulture, let us have a separate and distinct organization. for both. Trusting that these views of miue will agree with those of the majority There is ample room meetings, Fevix Giver, Com, for the El Dorado District. tself, for it is sneaking away as rapdly as possible, -_——->e< Miss Annie Von Rehsen whe killed xy Frahk Frayne, who was attemptE. M. BRONSON ug to shoot an apple off her head in the hour of 12 o’c'ock, M. of said day, to pay said delinquent assessments thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale. Yours very gomery street, San Francisco, California. Ir the comet had anything to do E. W. CHAR L ES, M. D with the late Denocratic inundation, it is mighty well ashamed of Johns Ji J. J. Rogers, City. Union Hotel, RECTOR REZOS......Proprictors. : ot Fripar, Dec. Ist. W. H. Mead,’ Washiayton. 4 Mrs. . McBean, do D. Joknson, do 8S. O. Pease, . do W. H. Maioney, do J. L. French, Tiubuctoo. C. Pheips, Pheips Hull. J. Spattiding, Dutch Flat. A. Towie, : odo Wm. Holmes, City. . E. A. Tompins, City. . M. C. Clack, City. Chas. Grisseil, Washington. » J. Griaseil, do A. Girard, San Francisco. G. W. Armstroug, City. Miss Woodward, San Francisco, Miss Lancaster, do BORN. At Grass Valley, Nuvember 30, 1882, to Jacob Heyman and wife, a son. MARRIED. At the Congregational parsonage, Nevada City, Nov. 2th, 1882, by Rev, J. sums, John Fietcher Perry of Littie York and Mrs. Annie Percivel of Washington. * At Grass Valley, November 29, 1882, by Rev. George O. Ash, Mr. William Harvey and Miss Aunie Poimere. PR RI, TO OUR PaTRuNS. UR patrons in Nevada Cdiifity who are O indebted to the Company, are requested to send their payments to San Francisco, by Post Office Order, at our expense, or to J. D, Glid Jen, Union Hotel, Nevada City, WHEELER & WILSON MFG. CO., No, 20 Geary Street, San Francisco. 8. G. Wricut, Manager. ° d2-1m BLIGHT’S DINING ROOMS, (formerly Thomas.’) Broad Street, Nevada City. HAVING LEASED THE HOTEL AND RESTAURANT known as Thomas’ Dining Rooms, I desire to inform my frends and the pubtic’in general that 1 shall keep the Hotel in the BEST POSSIBLE + TYLE, And guarantee them satisfaction whenever they come to my house. . My sleeping apartments are neat and clean, and my tables are supplied with the hest the market affords. Board and Lodging $6 per week Meals 25 and 50 Cents. Lous onage is solicited SAMUEL BLIGHT, Proprietor, Nevada City, Dec. 2, 1882. Delinquent Sale Notice. 7UBA GOLD MINING COMPANY. —Lo~ cation of principal place of business, San Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada Mini. g District, Nevada County, Calilornia, sessment, No. 11, levied on the 23d day of October, 1882, the several amounts set ri the names of the respective shareholders as tollows: No. No. Certf. Shares, Amt. John Koch, 141 200 $1,500 Win. Bihler, 151 62 465 A. Berg, 158 10 75 day of October, 1882, so tany shares of each parcel of such stock as may be necésstiry, will be sold at public auction, at the office’of the Company, Room 49, Nevada Block, San Francisco, California, on TUESDAY, the NINETEENTH day of DECEMBER, 1382, at IRWIN ©. STUMP, Secretary. Office—-Room 49 Nevada Block, 309 MontHomoeopathic Physician. NEVADA CiTY, Surgery a specialty, a Prize Shooting Gallery. HAS OPENED A weeA\RECORD of five hundred aborne a el aeenioy seer eg < SECRETARY CHANDLER will push is demand for a big appropriation ————--see —— — ConGressMAn Updegraff of Ohio First Class Shorting Gallery a eaeee . Narieas Wagner of . FINE GUNS, HIBERNIA BUILDING, unction Main and Commercial ‘Sts, LUNG AND SHORT RANGE. Ladies especially invited to try reir ekill, Splendid prizes for the best shooters, n28amount of prospecting done during the term, no valuable discoveries have been made, We are pleased to atate, however, that there are severmaining, which will be followed up and proven as fast as it is practicable todo so. Mr. Johns after having carefully’ examined the mine a little over a month later, is able to state in his report—I am very report to you a very material improvement in both appearance and tian sep and ee, discovery of the age, has saa the skin, making msparent. It is le in. the world, needed for the e wt ann rm Hun anonaa ees If you want al very promising points still reYOUR WIFE; : YOUR SWEETHEART, YOUR HUSBAND, =. YVOUR SISTER:

é >.. ea Co @ THE BEST HOLIDAY GIFT. . OR ANY OTHER FRIEND, ‘ much pleased that I am now able to H APPY AND. COMFORT ABLE, Buy Them a Useful Present at ==. VOGELMAN & WEBBER'S Where you will find an immense line of. EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS, Eor men and women, and all other kinds of Durable and Faney Footwear. . to make YOUR BROTHER, USEFUL AS WELL AS ORNAMENTAL FINE FURNITURE, CARPETS, BEDDING, d The Fine Assortment of OLLS, TOYS, AND ALL THE NEW NOVELTIES FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS. Which will be displayed on MONDAY, DEC. 4th, —AT THE— © Cent Store. o Dolls from . cent to $5 00. Silk Handkerchiefs from 49c to $5, Also the Finest Assortment of INITIAL HANDKERCHIEFS Ever brought to Nevada City. Shell Boxes, of Every Description. Fancy Stationery, Perfumery Cases Pitchers of Perfam® ry, Fancy Worsted Shawls, Sacks, (all shades.) BEAUTIFUL COLLARETTES LADIES’ SILK & INVISIBLE HAIR NETS, SILK & LISLE THREAD HOSE, (all colors,) SILK SCARFS, JCE WOOL, EMBROIDERY, CHENILLE, ZEPHYR, Etc. . o Our goods have been selected with great care, . and will be sold at the Lowest Possible Price for CASH. CREDIT TO NO ONE. BEARNHARD & SHALLENBERGER' . 216, 218 California St., San Francisco, AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE, Opposite Stumpfs Hotel, Broad Street, ee a ee era eres . . . } } . 7 FOR HOLIDAY GOODS! Go To HYMAN BROS. Importers, Wiolesle and Retell Dealers it MEN'S & BOYS’ A Common-sense Remedy, SALICY LIGA, No more Rheumatism, Gout, or Neuralgia. P Immediate Relief Warranted. Permanent Cure Guaranteed. IVE YEARS ESTABLISHED AND never known to fail in a single case acute ot chronic. Refer to all prominent ysicians and druggists for the standin of eALICYLICA, . 9 SECRET : tll ONLY DISSOLVER OF THE POISONOUS URIC ACID WHICH Ex. I8s1S\IN THE BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND GOUTY PATIENTS. SALICVLICA is known as a common sense remedy, use it strikes directly at the cause of Rheumatism, Gout-and Neural. gia, while se many so called specifics and supposed panaceas only treat locally the ef. fects, It has been conceded by eminent scien. ti»ts that outward applications, such as rubbing with oils, ointments, liniments and soothing lotions will not eradicate those diseases which are the result of the ‘poisoning of the blood with Uric Acid. SALICYLACA works with marvelous ef. fection this acid and so removes the disor. der. It is now exclusively used by all celebrated physicians of Europe. Highest Med. ical Academy of Paris reports 95 per cent. cures in three days. REMEMBER be THAT. SALICYLICA is @ certain cure for RHEUMATISM, GOUT and NEURALGIA. 5 The most intense pains are subdued almost instantly? Give itatrial. Relief guaranteed or mon. Furnishing Goods, Hats VALISES, SATCHELS, ETC. FILE STOCK OF — LADIES’ and MISSES (ZAITERS AND HOES _—_——o-—_ -—__. Murray Street, New York, . 'Honolulu, Sandwich Islands. . ; . Cor. Broad aud Pine Sts, Nevada City, HOLIDAY PRESENTS. -——0 Notice—There are delinquent upon the T HE Pp . 0 N E E R F U R N . T U R E S$ T 1) R E! following described stock on account of As . WILL MAKE A SPECIAL Ty During the next two months of wi escent within and won. GOOUS appropriate for Holiday Gifts, Elegant Easy Chairs, Willow and Rattan Furniture, Writing Desks, Ottomans, Brackets, Pictures, Picture Frames, What-Nots, Hat Racks, Ete. oO Constantly receiving, new lots of Etc., Etc. PRICES, THE LOWEST IN THE MOUNTAINS. L. M. SUKEFORTH, . . H . Commercial Street, Nevada City. Merry Christmas & Happy New A, TAM’sS Ovster Saloon, (CONFECTIONERY STORE. CAN EASTERN, ~~ CALIFORNIA EASTERN, And CALIFORNIA OVvTsSTERSsS SERVED IN EVERY STYLE TO ORDER. _——-——9— Mr. Tam will in a few days recéive Two Tons of Choice Candies ! _ OO Also, NUTS, GERMAN CAKES, ORNAMENTS FOR WEDDING CAKES, &c., &c. Oiders from the country solicited. OPENING DAY ”~ ——or—_ ° TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5th, 3 HOLIDAY GOODS, 1 a A BRAND & BASSETT’s, ae Year ! Nevada City, Get, 26h, 1892, ey refnnded. te rag of testimonials sent on appli: cation, ‘ $1 A BOX, 6 BOXES FOR &. Sent free on receipt of money. Ask your Druggist for it. Do not be de'uded into taking imitations or substitutes, or something recommended ‘just a8 good.” Insist on the genuine with the name of. WASHBURN®E & ©0., on each box, which is guranteed chemically pnre under our signature an indispensible requisite OOS, Shoes, RUDDEY GOOGS, TTUMKS, sire e crop 287 Bruaiway, cor, Keade St, NEW YORK. CANDY MANUFACTOR —AND— ‘ Cys ter Baloon. MRS. BREED & LEDDY, OMMERCIAL STREET, opposice Transcript Block, Nevada City, keep con: stantly on hand. crest se Choice Home Made Candy, Which is superior to that imported, being Made of the best materials, Fresh Eastern Oysters, On the half shell, or cocked in any manner desired. Coffee, Tea and Chocolate always enhond. Give us a call. 013 BREED & LEDDY. now occupied by the Mechanics Store. is offered for rent. Counters and Shelving can be had at half cost, Possession given January Ist. Apply to N. P. BROWN ——ASK FOR——— Union India Rubber Co’s Pure Para Gum CRACK PROOF RUBBER BOOTS. BE RE OF IMITATIONS. . Be sure the Boots are stamped CRACK } PROOF on the heels, and have the PURE GUM SPRINGS on the foot and instep, which prevent their cracking or breakin, We are now making them. with RUBBE — Peerage Soles which will make™ em more than twice as long asany , gar Boots made. fy: teh K SALE BY ALL. DEALERS, ALL KINDS RUBBER BELTING PACK ING HOSE, SPRINGS CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES, Ete. GOODYEAR RUBBER CO. R. H. PEASE, Jr. 8. M. RUNYON, } Agents San Francisco, a16-4m CITY BREWERY, SPRING STREET, Nevada City. CHAS. BLASAUF, Proprietor. Beer at Wholesale ! Delivered throughout Nevada County Free of Charge Orders by mail or otherwise attended to promptly, CHAS. BLASAUF. Nevada City, July 29th : PORK-PACKING ESTABLISHMENT, Main St Union Hotel, Nevada City, JACOB NAFFZIGER, * PROPRIETOR. _—-—— Grae tera ge we will be found for gale, at rity Sausages, I invite the public to give me“a call, JACOB NAFFZIGER, “4 FOR RENT. The Store in Transcript Block, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Pt, Sei, ant a= Until furth jlows: a East Route Wes Colfax, dai Grasa Valle Direct i Direc Sierra City ville and Dos ed) at 6 A, M lue Tent, nd Granite PersonalTheo. \ he Derb Miss C: ral was . fair city At the ( will be 4 the pasto in the ev Judge gan, who here, left They wil the Sout John ¢ this pla came dc mine nig Elisha purchas ty on th outskirt bis fatu Sutte Perkins Valley ° Meridia tian in Variow Bran handso proof ss The! stres W town o Dist gone b due th Co. , Oe the M The mw tion u Jud Court here © Von ft tor, J ed. » Th from Sierr: ners, Vv “TD tle’s : ing a hisa befor walt wou terd J ud dea enir fact was acti the fine day da: pu sh ty eocwe