October 21, 1883 (4 pages)

NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Closing the Mails. MEADOW LAKE. WHFN TO STUP. Personal Keminiscences—A Missing Link—Valuable Information for Prospectors. The Poiat at Which it Pays to Cease y Advertising. “Girl of the Period.” GOOD TEMPLiRS. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Rev, Dr. Jewell’s lecture on the Begianing of the Order— First Lodge in the State—Th> Nevada City Organization. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Were and There. “Girl of, the Period,” delivered at . SaiieCheapReflections The following from the Oregon the Methodist Church Friday evenMrs. F. H. McAllister has gone Vidette lays down the following as ing, possessed sufficient merit to follows: ‘ to North Bloomfield on a visit. i se Kate West, 12 M. Route Bist, 7.15 P, M, San Francisco, Oct. 15, 1883. to when it pays to stop” advertising: draw a much larger audience than it Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Preston ‘reSan Francisco and Sacramento, 6A. M. Epiror Transénier—The discovIt is not birth, nor rank, nor state, but “GET. When every manhas become so did. The speaker began by saying d 12M. turned yesterday morning from Fres-Colfax, 6A. M. ery of gold bearing ores in Meadow thocoughly a creature of habit that that the present was the most imno‘and San Francisco, Grass Valley, 6 A. M. and7.15 P. M. Sierra City, via N. San juan, CamptonLake District in 1865, when the he will certainly buy this year where portant period the world has yet J, J. Rey of the firm of Britton & ee i 1 Dewnisville, Daily (e<ccapi Sau lay The Independent Order of Good we are Great, Comstock was supposed to be on the he bought last y ear, known, .and the girls were the most Templars had its origin in Central Rey, San Francisco, paid us a friendBlue Cent, Nerth Bloomficld, Moore’s wane, resulted in the exploration of When younger and freeher and Great in our Large assortment. important factors in the period, In ly visit yesterday. Mr. Rey was a lat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday exa large area of country and in many spunkieg concerns in your line cease the creation of the world, the birds New York early in the fifties, and former resident of this city. cepted)6 A. M. Great in our Fine Goods. ‘Washinton aad O:neya, Tuesdays, Thurs-in 1856 the first Lodge in California experiments, mechanical and chemiStarting.up and using the newsand beasts and fishes were made bedays and Saturdays, 6 A. M. Henry ‘Morgan, an old-time resiF Great was organized at Santa Cruz. Januinvour POPULAR PRICES. ou Set, Little York and Dutch Fist, cal, for the treatment of ore. The papers in telling the people how fore man, aud after man came woMeaday, Wednesday and Friday, 6A. M. ary 26th, 1866, thirty-one charter dent of Grass Valley township, and Great in our sleepless activity. material prosperity of the counties much better they can do for them man, the Creator reserving Hie THOS. MEIN, P. M. members established Nevada Lodge, who resides on the old Dimond place of Sierra’ and Nevada was greatly than you can, IT SHALL nestideealiemenidindaeta) = BE: Weare solid in the determigrandest work for the last. A beauNo. 201, at this city, with the folnorth of that. town, is dangerously promoted during the excitement. When nobody else thivks “‘it pays tiful woman represented the sublimill with Bright’s disease of the kidBRIEF MENTION. lowing pfficers: J. R. Rumrey, C. T.; Mines abandoned for years were reto advertise.” ity of divine art, the capsheaf of all Rachael Piercs V. T.; Celia Jenkins, neys, Varieus Mappenings In and Oat ef opened and new vigor was given to When population ceases to multi: attractive things. But a symmetriF. H. McAllister goes to Downie% Town. the decaying mining interest. There ply, and the generations that crowd . cal form must have combined with it R. 8.; Lizzie Holmes,L. S.; F, Bates, T.; Annie Palmer, M.; Emily Giles, ville to-day to report the murder The Superior Court yesterday are probably now half a dozen payon after you and never heard of you a cultured mind and a purity of i. GQ, case of the People vs. Hughes, the ‘ granted a certificate ‘of final dising mines in those counties. which stop coming on, heart to secure the best effects. The present offwers. are: Ida E, second trial of which begins in the charge iu the matter of Aaron Cohn, owe their existence to the Meadow be When you have. convinced everyDame Fashion could furnish nothing Superior Court of Sierra county toan insolvent debtor. Latest Styles. . Newest Goods. Lake furore. Ican now recall the body whose: life will touch yours that would aione for the lack of edAllen, C. T.; Martin Thomas, Jr., Lowest Prices. morrow. V.T.; Wallace J. Williams, R. S.; The “‘hoys of the period” in Ne‘‘Rainbow” as one of that class; aud that you have better goods and lower We employ a First Class ucation and morality, in the estimaMilliner from San Fran J.C, Dean, F.S.; J. C. Rich, T.; . . . ¥ vada City should go to the CongregaIwill venture to predict that near prices than they can get anywhere Rooms for Rent. tion of the true gentleman, Fannie McGibbons, M.; Lillian Barcisco and will give you the benefit of, her fine taste tional Church to-night and hear what the old town of Minnesota there will outside of your store. The hair was one of woman’s grandlow, I. G.; John Roberts, O. G. Furnished rooms to rent, with or and extended experience. Mr. Sims has say to or about them. be opened phenomenal mines if proprk When. you perceive it to be the est ornaments, but how did they Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is complete. Nevada Lodge has a membership without board. Mrs. J. W. RobinJudge Searls haa leased to Mr. perly prospected. The ores of that rule that men who never do and sometimes use it? Let them take Ready Trimmed Hats from $2.50 to $25. of about 125. Atone time it nunson, Main street, residence formerly “Lubeck, who has a store on the oplocality belong to the telluride group never did advertise are outstripping Untrimn ed Hats from 50 cents to $4. their hot curling irons and treat the beréd 220. Meetings are’ held every occupied by D, Wellington. _016-tf posite side of Broad street, the and are elassed in works on mine:altheir neighbors # the same line of Hats and Bonnets Made to Order. noneysuckle or the jasmine as they Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. {Feathers from 25 cents to $10, Flowers from 5 cents to $4. building heretofore known ‘as the ogy as ‘‘sylvanite.” This rate combusiness, do their hair, aud note how the vine SxArtna at the Theatre this af« Ribbons, 3, 5, 9, 12 1-2; 16 2-3, 19, 25 to $1. The initiation fee is $2 for males and U.S. Brewery Saloen. ; bination exists in profusion on the When men stop maxing fortunes withers and loses its charms. Tight Beautiful Fancy Brocaded Ribbon from 25, 39 to 49 cents, 50 cents for females. The dues are ternoonand evening. Admission free, The Nevada county cases of Lawcontact‘line between the slates and tight in yoar very sight, solely Velvets and Plushes, all shades, from 75 cents to $4.50. lacing was vigorously condemned, $6 a year for males and $1 a year 0131-twtsat rence et al. vs. Getchell and Dreyserpentine in Sierra county. In the through the discreet use of this Birds of all kinds, from 49 cents to $4. , and the fair sex were urged to infor females, Fancy Buckles and Ornaments for Hats and Dresses,from 19 cents to $1.99 fuss vs. Tompkins are to come up in spring of 1876, R. M. Fryer, while mighty agent. . Way be weak ? Why not. be crease their physical excellencies by the Supremeourt at Sacramento passing through the town of North CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instanhealthy, robust and strong by using . ’ Dress Goods: When you can forget the words exercise that would develop the masNovember 15th. The Gold RunBloomfield was presented a piece of busingss men concerning the main teneously by Swarts, Nevada City. Browns’ Iron Bitters ? Beautiful Plaids, only9 cents, Ginghams, 9, 12 1-2, 16 2-3, 19c. cles and harden the flesh. A tribute Beautiful Fine Checks, 12 1-2c, slickens cases are set for the 13th. Beautiful Scotch Plaids, 99 cts, ore by a prospector whose identity of the shrewdest and most successful was paid to the charms of feminine All shades in Mohair,. 19c. 54 inch Fine Plaid Ladfes Cloth 99c. is unknown to your correspondent. cause of their prosperity: modesty. The lecture abounded Enjoying His Hazd Earnings, Linsy Woolsey, 25 cents. 54 inch Heavy Navy Blue Cloth 99c. Fryer was rquested to assay the ore When you would rather have your with sterling truths that all parents Shaker Flannel, 19, 39, 49, 59 cts. “54-inch Beautiful Ladies Cloth $1.25. The rumor that a Truckee conbut the prospector did not give his own way and fail, than to take adRheumatic Flannel, 49 cents, Beautiful Black Brocaded Silk $1.49. and girls might well heed, At times Gray Shirting, 39 cents stable is going to buy from J. I. address, The sample was thrown vice aud win, Ottoman Silk 99 cents. the speaker became quite eloquent. All Wool Plaids 49 cents. All shades Satins 75 cents. ‘Case, for $100,000, the trotting about the premises for several aici ect When you want to get ont of bus_a Canton Flannel, 9, 12 1-2 to 25 cts. Black Col’d Cashmeres 25c to $1.49, horse Jay-Eye-See is general!y bemonths and finally submitted to Aliness with a stock on hand. The Latest Mining Lie. a Se ae ae ae a Notions : lieved. The constable will need the fred Terrin for an experimental asWhen you want-to get rid of the The monumental prevaricator of Beautiful Lace, only.5, 7, 9 cts. horse for a change when the consay, asan ore of lead. The resulttrouble of waiting on customers. Knowlton's Jet Black Ink 5 cts. the Los Vegas. Gazette still lives. Lace Edging, 5, 7, 9, 12 1-2 to 25e. Fancy Boxes Writing Paper 25c, stable gives himself a rest from ing assay button was as large as a ae eos a es Black Silk Lace, 9, 12 1-2c to $1. His latest is abouta miner in the Invisible Hair Nets 9,°12 1-2c, official duties. But then again, a shirt stud. It was pure gold and Looking Ahead. Embroidery 5, 7, 9, 12 1-219 to $1. Zephyr, all shades, only 9c; hills near Socorro, New Mexico, who Pine Bed Room Sets formerly $50, reduced to $40. Dress Braid only 9 cents, Truckee constable never officially gavea return of $17,000 per ton. Germaa. Yarn, per hank, 49c, $27. to reduced $35, formerly Sets Room Bed Pine made a lucky strike. in a wonderful A grizal-d and weather-worn prosFloral Hair Pins only 9 cents. Fish Line, rests, and that last fact is calculated This unusual result attracted the atper hank, 49c. Pine Bed Room Sets formerly $30, reduced.to $20, Toilet Hair Pins 5, 9, 19, 25 cents. mauner lately, Two weeks ago, Macram Twine, per bank, 69c. Walnut Bed Room Sets formerly $100, reduced to $85, to throw doubt on the rumor. — Tid/ tention of the writer and of Mr. pector was iu town yesterday vegoSafety Pins 5 cents per dozen. Embroide while tramping over the rocks, the ry Chenille, per doz. 49c. tiating for his winter’s grub. His Ash Bed Room Sets formerly $ 80, reduced to $65. ings. Shoe Buttons 5 cents per dozen. Chas. E. Sherman, then manager of Cotton 5 cents per spool. Wool Mattresses formerly $10, reduced to $6.50. Dress Buttons 9, 12 1-2, 19, 49 cts. The.rumor ‘at the county seat is the Fryer works. Numerous assays purse was slim but its contents went prospector suddenly discovered that Fine Linen Lace from 5 to 25c, Lounges tormerly $14, reduced to $11. his haversack was on fire; caught Ladies Fancy Ties 9, 19, 25 to 99c. Cardboard 5, 9 and 25 cents, that ifthe Tuckee constable does not of the pulverized miterial were a long way's in purchasing the charLounges, Walnut frames, formerly $18, reduced to $15. Ladies Kid Gloves 99c, to $1.75, probably from the consendation of acter of supplies he wanted. He Ladies’ Felt Skirts, 99, $1.49, $1.99, investa small portion of his summade by the scorification process and Bed Lounges formerly $25, reduced to.$18. Childs Cotton Gloves 9, 19, 25c. Fancy Canvas 19, 25, 39 to 99e, the sun’s rays by a prospector’s glass Parlor Sets formerly $50, reduced to $25. mer’s earnings in horse-flesh, as hintnone yielled less than $20,000 per said he had been running a tunnel Handkerchiefs, 5; 9, 12 1-2, 25c. Toweling per yd 9, 12 1-2, 19, 25e. Spring Mattresses formeriy $10, reduced to $8 50, Now week-days which he-carried in his kit.° Silk Handkerchiefs, 25, 49, to $5. ed above, he will purchase the Court ton—the highest being $23,000. Unall summer, working Sheeting, 19, 29, 39, 49 cents, Bedsteads formerly $8, reduced to $6. that haversack contained about six and Sundays, ant he expected that Ruching 5, 9, 12 1-2, 19 to 89 cts, Musling 9, 12 1-2, 16 2-3, 19 cts, House at this city as his summer fortunately the piece of rock was Kitchen Safes formerly $8, reduced to $6.50. Fancy Bottles Cologne 9, 19, 25c, Ladies and Children’s Collars 9 to 49, Wardrobes formerly $16, reduced’ to $Iz. residence, The Supervisors hope by crashed and its physical properties next Spring he would open up the pounds of blasting powder, and our Shoe Dressing only 9 cts. Tooth Brushes 9 to 25 cents, Full Leaf Tables formerly $7, reduced to $3. the sale of the Court House to have were no longer cognoscible, A biggest bonanza ever found in Nevahero dropped the bundle and got out Towels, 9, 12 1-2, 19, 25 to 75e, Children’s W ool Hose from 25 to 75¢ Baby Carriages formerly $25, reduced to $15. of reach as fast as his legs would da county. When he struck it he Children’ s Drawer 39, 49, 75, 99c, a sufficent sum in the Treasury with qualitative analysis of the pulverized Ladies Wool Hose from 39 to 75c, Clocks formerly $10, reduced to $6. carry hiny, The bund e of traps Ladies Chemise 49,.75,.99, $1.25, was going to take his old pard out of Crochet Needles only 9 cents, which to pay the constable for his substance proved that the ore was Clocks formerly $5, reduced to $2.50. Ladies Whit® Skirts, 99 to $1.99, fellinto a crevice in the rocks, and Lead Pencils 1, 2, 3 cents, Clocks formerly $2.50, reduced to $1.25. valuable services between now and ‘‘Nagyagite” which is described by the County Hospital and send him Ladies Night Dresses 99c to $5, Crinoline, per yard, 9 cents, The to some high-toned watering place the powder soon expluded. Silver Plated Castors formerly $5, reduced to $2. Merino the next session of the board. Undervests 39c to $2 50, Silesia, per yard, 121-2 cts, Dena in his ‘‘Mineralogy” as folSilver Plated Butter Dishes formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. hack East to spend the rest of his prospector turned mournfully to Zephyr Shawls from 99c to $5, Men’s Shaker Socks, 6 pa‘rs, $1. Silver lows: Hardness 1 to 1.5; gravity, Plated Pickle Castors formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. A Woman's Troubles. Corsets from 25 cts to $4, days in the lap of luxury. The old gather up such of his effects as were Gents’ Neck Ties 39, 49 to 99 cts, Silver Plated Sugar Bowls, formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. 6.85 to 7; lustre—metallic; streak Linen Thread only 9 cts, Mucilage only 9 cents, prospector himself will make a tour uninjured by the exp'osion, when Silver Plated Spoon Holders formerly $3, reduced to $1.50, Mrs. Haldane, the poor woman asand color Cameline only 49 cents, — blackish lead gray; Hoop Skirts only 39 cts, of the world,then settle down in San something in the appearance of the Lamps formerly $2.50, reduced to $1 25, Creme de Lis only 39 cents, sisted by some of our liberal citizens opaque; sectile, The analysis of this 10,000 other Articles equally cheap, cents, 50 to reduced 50, $1 formerly Lamps shattered rock struck his eye, and Francisco and live like a king on the to return with her three children to ore gives (according to Dana) tellurWe also have on hand a very fine assortment of Ladies Mirrors formerly $2 50, reduced to $1 50, and Children’s interest of his money. He has had he examined it closely —it was horn Ulsters, Cloaks and Dolmas, ranging in price from $5 Scotland, writes that they had a jum, 30 to 33 per .cent; sulphur, 3 Mirrors formerly $2, reduced to $1 25, to $50, which we had manufacSTYLE his-plans all arranged for a good silver, The now jubilant miner. lotured express ly NEW Mirrors for'this formerly market. $1 50, reduced S. to No 90 cents, Last Year’ . ‘rough trip. On their arrivalin ‘the to 8 per cent; lead, about» 50 per a-All ear’s Stock-My object in selling these goods at the above stated prices is to make cated a claim at once, which he old country they found Mr, Haldane cent; gold, 9 to 10 per cent; copper many years, but things haven’t gone room for a big stock of Holiday Good 8 now on the road. Terms Strictly Cash--Cret to No One, Goods sent to any parstill sick and almost at the point of and silver are present, but not in just as he expected them to. He is called the *‘Close Shave,” and in less Furniture Bought and Sold. Auction Sales attended to in sure bis dreams will be realized next than a week sold a one-third tuverrallSecond-hand of the State by mail on receipt of priceor C,O, D. You parts ot the County. Auction at tty Bales Room, death. His recovery is despaired of. sufficient quantity to add to its comcan buy just as Transcript Block, Spring. est at $13,000. The name of the Commercial Street, every Saturday E vening. cheap by order as you can personally. ONE In her letter the unfortunate woman mercial value. PRICE TO ALJI. The ore is also “The miner tviled along the road ‘honest son of the pick and shovel” expresses in affecting words the known as black tellurium and is Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. BEARNEARD Tae road was {21! o? dast, ‘jis John Quincy Adams, and he hails gratitude she feels for the kindnessfound at Nagyag in Hungary, whence His beens were gone, his ba.on too, & from ‘Western Ohio. He’d nous it le’t sive a crust. es done by our peuple to the family it derives its name. This ofe was SEA LLEN BERGER, But as he munched nis mouldy bread when they were here. Grand Officers Elected. discovered as early as 1853 on the And p.ryed for something wet, Middle Yuba river in Nevada counHe sung alouc i. accents gay, The following officers were elected Bad as a Woman. sore ty but its value was not known until ‘I'll strike it rich you bet. sd at San Francisco by the Grand ChapJ, E. CARR.’ I'll strike it rich you bet, boys, The baggage smashers on the Narlong afterward wher land slides had T. H. CARR ter of Easter n Star: Grand Patron , ru strike it rich you bet; row Gauge railroad were paralyzed covered the outcrop. It also oceurrA. C. Hartley; Grand Matron, i Ili follow the pay. Friday night by five trunks of samed in bunches in a mine at Grizzly . Mary A. Flint; Grand Associate PaTill some fine day ples, weighing in all about 1,500 Gulch owned by Wm. Nichols and I'll strike it rich you bes !’” trov, Darwin De Golia; Grand AsWe take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies pounds, and belonging to a drummer aman by the name of Hubbard. Successor: to FP. FX. Belden. sociate Matron, Mary J. Mayhew; of this city and vicinity that we have secured the from the village of St. Louis, Mo. Your correspondeat once submitted Louis Bouche Acquitted. Grand Secretary, Kate J. Willats. PROPRIETOR OF THE All the trunks were double-soled, a sample to Henry G. Hanks, our Grand Treasurer, Annie Sriggs; services of a most skilled and capabl Louis Bouche was on trial in Juse double-riveted and iron bound. It piesent ‘State Mineralogist, who tice Blakey’s-Court yesterday, before Grand Chaplain, Sarah Reynolds; took a big two-horse wagon to get found it te assay $46,000 per ton. a jury, ‘on one of the charges of Grand Marshal Mary J. McCvo ; them from the dejot to the National Uatil further netice the mails will close as NO. Til. UP AND GET,” that makes men great. Therefore nation to supply you with the Greatest Values for the “Hilinery tothe Front ame : : BeTRACY TO THE FRONT. Price List for the next TEN DAYS t The Very Latest 1 Millinery ! . AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE...BROAD STREET. CARR BROTHERS, Following the discovery by the Hotel, and it was like moving so unknown prospector Mr. Wilson of many pianos to get them up stairs, North Bloomtield made a_prospecting tour in Meadow Lake District Superior Court. and sent his samples to the Fryer The following business was transworks for assay. Most of the heavy acted in the Superior Court yesterores were zinc blend, and none filled day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: the conditions of the telluride ore, Driscoll vs. Sprung. Defendant which was the object of the search. given three days to amend answer. So the mineral remains undiscovered Estate and guardianship of T. B. unless it be the same referred to by and W. A. Harrison, minors, Order you.in a recent issue as being recentmade confirming sale of real esly struck in your county and which tate for $6,600. ; you describe as follows: ‘It is Alice Dunham vs. Davis J. Dunheavy and appears to be a combinaham. Tried. tion of lead and iron, portions of it *. cutting easily with a knife and showNot Light Away. inga brownish luster.” As a matter The San Francisco Daily Exchange of fact there are no combinations of says: ‘‘A decision in the debris case iron and lead in a chemical sense. will probably not be promulgated for fron and lead are found in proximseveral weeks.” ity at Euteka, Nevada, and elseaa where, but I am inclined to think Uniformed Pa(riarchs. your ‘‘find” is only zinc blend. The best test for black tellurium is by The Uniformed Patriarchs of Misthe blow pipe on a piece of charcoal; tletoe Encampment are requested to but eo few prospectors are familiar turn out in full force at to-morrow with the use of the blow-pipe that I (Monday) evening’s meeting, Busiwill not.take your space in describmess of importance will come up. ing the manipulation. : : 020-1 Gto. A. Gray, © Chief Captain. Tre Best and Cheapest. F. M. Schmidt, the fashionable . tailor, has enlarged and fitted up, in . first-class style, his establishment on Broad street, below the \National Hotel. He has a large stock of fine and domestic woolers, which he will make to order at lower prices than any other tailor in the county can offer similar goods and workmanship for. Mr. Schmidt will also make to orde. dress shirts and underclothing, giving employment to a number of girls. He will corduct his business on the Eastern style, which enables people to get driving his daughters away from Grand Conductress, Mattie A. Milliner from the East Bar home. District Attoraey Ford connum; Grand Associate Conductress, ducted the prosecution and P, F, Mary J. Young; Adah, Agnes JohnSimonds the defense. The testison; Ruth, C. F. Ingram; Esther, mouy was very conflicting, several witnesses, including the girls, making statements which, if true, indicated Bouche to be in truth an ‘‘unnatural parent”as he has been called, ty. o— while the defendant and other witThe Workmen’s Anniversa ry. nesses testified to the effect that the The fifth anniversary of the esgitls had not received from their father’s hands unusually severe puntablishment of the Grand Lodge’ of ishment, neither had they been the A. O. U. W.will occur in Oakdriven away froin home. The trial land on the 13th of next month. It is expected that the event will be resulted in an acquittal, the grandest ever held by the order. wee -_—— An invitation will be extended to Odd Fellows’ Pariy. every lodge inthe State to particiOn Wednesday evening, the 31st pate in the parade in the forenoon instant, Union Eacampment, No. 11, and be present at the literary exerI. O. O. F., will give a ball and excises and social ball at Stell Mound hibition drill at Empire Hall iu Park in the afternoon. Some NeGrass Valley. The drilling is to be vada couuty members of the order done by uniform members of Unioa expect to be present. and Mistletoe Encampments. John Sisigeacinnae Michell is to officiate as Floor Di-. Kusurance Maps. rector. Working with a full knowledge of the best efforts Susie F. Nei!; Martha, Ella Borland; Electa, Carrie N. Edwards; Warder, Victorie F. Anthony; Sentinel, J. C. Merryfield; O ganist, Mary A. Har —OF— NEW YORK AND PARISFASHIONS . The Nevada Cityans on the Geo, E. Baldwin of San Francisco, committees are Geo. A, Gray, N. P. Brown and C, J. Naffziger who will draughtsman for the Sanborn Map The other compound of tellurium assist in the duties of receiving, and Company of New York, has been enknown in. the books as sylvanite is F. G, Beatty, G. von Schmittburg gaged for several days in making a readily distinguished on sight by its and A. R. Lord who are.on the diagram of Nevada City for the use of insurance companies. bright polished steel luster. It is Floor Committee. It shows all the buildings in the corporate farailiar to your thiners as the prodlimits and their construction, streets, uct of the Star or Fellows ledge at Plenty of Deer. hydrants, etc. This week Mr. BaldHambarg Flat on the Middle Yuba Union: The farmers living in the win will be engaged in making a simand elsewhere in Sierra county. Affoot-hills “below Grass Valley say ter long exposure to pure nitric acid that deer are more numerous this in a glass tube this mineral will show season than they have ever known The Light Fantastic. its gold. The acid may be renewed before, and their tracks are to be Michell’s-dancing school is fast inonce or twice. seen everywhere. The deer are very creasing in popularity. The attenThe ore most apt to be mistaken partial to red-top clover, and nighitly dance was very large Friday evenfor black tellurium is a sulphuret of resort to the cultivated clover fields ing. ‘All the latest round and square zine—generally known as zinc blend. where a number have been killed dances are taught, and both old and This can be readily tested as follows: within a few weeks, young people are taking advantage Dissolve in muriatic acid, when if of the opportunity to learn them. the odor ef rotten egys is evolved it At “the Charches To-day. The Boss Tailor. Our Stock of Materials in this Department embraces everything of merit which the season has produced. Any. Style of Bonnet or Hat CAN BE HAD, TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED, AND A NYKIND OF TRIMMIHGS, has been mistaken for telluricore, In pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the burning this substance on charcoal it evening, ‘The Sweets of Victory, a emits the odor of rotten onions or garlic. Nearly all combinations of word to the Boys of the Period.” The usual services will be held at J.J. Jackson has purchased the ore can be recognized by: the sense ‘coffee roaster and mill of B., F. of taste or smell when subjected to the Methodist Church. the action of heat either on charcoal Thomas, and has a fine’ lot of old or in an acid bath. ALong Bistance Race. Government Java and Costa Rica It is greatly to be regretted that the hardy prospector is not familiar coffee, which he has just roasted, Jobn K. Spaulding’s horse ‘Coloand will grind in quantities to suit. ‘with the simple tests required to nel” is training for a ten-mile race. discriminate minerals, This knowlCoffee will be roasted three times edge would save much troublé and The expectation is to make that disweek, Calland examine it, tf, expense, Ww. A. S. . tance in forty-two minutes,» Jackson's Coffee Roas-er & Grinder. re soe -— Gone Over the River. Rev. S. V. Blakeslee, pastor of the Plymouth Avenue Congregation Latest style Hats from 25 cts Up, 77s GO0D GOODS! LATEST STYLES! LOWEST PRICES ! agent, and will be remembered dy . . many of our citizens, 4 A COMPLETE STOCK OF rues and Medicines PERFUMERY AND “1OILLET ARTICLES And everything else usually found in a fist class Druc Store. -——_—9g—— — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, . Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, -Ete. 3HEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES-_ A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery, o—. ; #8 Prescriptions carefully.compounded at all nours by BP; .H, BELpen, an experienced Druggist. ; BRAND & BROTHER, EXave Removed a TO THE Nallonal Exchange Hotel Block. el) ee OUR STOCK OF Stationery, Our Prices are So Reasonable that ‘they give Satisfaes Books, Fancy Goods, = tion to Everybody. WILL COMPARE FAVOR-» ABLY WITH ANY IN LARGER CITIES,3 i \ o————8 ie. Call and sec the new style of Goods which BS EVERYT AS REP HI RESENT NG ED, are are now arriving direc t'from the manu factories in. Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and New York, 7 Our facilities are such.that in the future we? shall be constantly in receipt of all late style goods in our Gf al Church ii San Francisco, died Thursday morning after a‘short illness. Deceased was 64 years of age thia city several times as a bible ie) tend to your every wish in the manner of trimming. The ‘Boston Varieties’ and the will probably be zinc blend. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets... NEV ADA (C11Y If desired our skilled and artistic Milliner will at va ul beomeed woaxvesn-lPRATHELS from 15 cents Up. EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. a’l their wearing apparel’ made at At the Congregational Church ‘‘Velocipede” quedrilles will be There is another ore. called -mishome. Scumrpr, pickel, an afsenical .pyrites which there will be services morning by the taught next Friday, 1t “ PALAGE DRUG STORE. “Neat the Uhion Hel, Min St, Nevada City, Gg, @? 2; “~ ,@ line. iS : co e eas It is a pleasure to show .our goods whetheasr you wish to purchase or not. ¥

NEVADA DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Closing the Mails. MEADOW LAKE. WHFN TO STUP. Personal Keminiscences—A Missing Link—Valuable Information for Prospectors. The Poiat at Which it Pays to Cease y Advertising. “Girl of the Period.” GOOD TEMPLiRS. WHAT THEY ARE DOING. Rev, Dr. Jewell’s lecture on the Begianing of the Order— First Lodge in the State—Th> Nevada City Organization. Personal and Social Items Gleaned Were and There. “Girl of, the Period,” delivered at . SaiieCheapReflections The following from the Oregon the Methodist Church Friday evenMrs. F. H. McAllister has gone Vidette lays down the following as ing, possessed sufficient merit to follows: ‘ to North Bloomfield on a visit. i se Kate West, 12 M. Route Bist, 7.15 P, M, San Francisco, Oct. 15, 1883. to when it pays to stop” advertising: draw a much larger audience than it Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Preston ‘reSan Francisco and Sacramento, 6A. M. Epiror Transénier—The discovIt is not birth, nor rank, nor state, but “GET. When every manhas become so did. The speaker began by saying d 12M. turned yesterday morning from Fres-Colfax, 6A. M. ery of gold bearing ores in Meadow thocoughly a creature of habit that that the present was the most imno‘and San Francisco, Grass Valley, 6 A. M. and7.15 P. M. Sierra City, via N. San juan, CamptonLake District in 1865, when the he will certainly buy this year where portant period the world has yet J, J. Rey of the firm of Britton & ee i 1 Dewnisville, Daily (e<ccapi Sau lay The Independent Order of Good we are Great, Comstock was supposed to be on the he bought last y ear, known, .and the girls were the most Templars had its origin in Central Rey, San Francisco, paid us a friendBlue Cent, Nerth Bloomficld, Moore’s wane, resulted in the exploration of When younger and freeher and Great in our Large assortment. important factors in the period, In ly visit yesterday. Mr. Rey was a lat and Graniteville, daily, (Sunday exa large area of country and in many spunkieg concerns in your line cease the creation of the world, the birds New York early in the fifties, and former resident of this city. cepted)6 A. M. Great in our Fine Goods. ‘Washinton aad O:neya, Tuesdays, Thurs-in 1856 the first Lodge in California experiments, mechanical and chemiStarting.up and using the newsand beasts and fishes were made bedays and Saturdays, 6 A. M. Henry ‘Morgan, an old-time resiF Great was organized at Santa Cruz. Januinvour POPULAR PRICES. ou Set, Little York and Dutch Fist, cal, for the treatment of ore. The papers in telling the people how fore man, aud after man came woMeaday, Wednesday and Friday, 6A. M. ary 26th, 1866, thirty-one charter dent of Grass Valley township, and Great in our sleepless activity. material prosperity of the counties much better they can do for them man, the Creator reserving Hie THOS. MEIN, P. M. members established Nevada Lodge, who resides on the old Dimond place of Sierra’ and Nevada was greatly than you can, IT SHALL nestideealiemenidindaeta) = BE: Weare solid in the determigrandest work for the last. A beauNo. 201, at this city, with the folnorth of that. town, is dangerously promoted during the excitement. When nobody else thivks “‘it pays tiful woman represented the sublimill with Bright’s disease of the kidBRIEF MENTION. lowing pfficers: J. R. Rumrey, C. T.; Mines abandoned for years were reto advertise.” ity of divine art, the capsheaf of all Rachael Piercs V. T.; Celia Jenkins, neys, Varieus Mappenings In and Oat ef opened and new vigor was given to When population ceases to multi: attractive things. But a symmetriF. H. McAllister goes to Downie% Town. the decaying mining interest. There ply, and the generations that crowd . cal form must have combined with it R. 8.; Lizzie Holmes,L. S.; F, Bates, T.; Annie Palmer, M.; Emily Giles, ville to-day to report the murder The Superior Court yesterday are probably now half a dozen payon after you and never heard of you a cultured mind and a purity of i. GQ, case of the People vs. Hughes, the ‘ granted a certificate ‘of final dising mines in those counties. which stop coming on, heart to secure the best effects. The present offwers. are: Ida E, second trial of which begins in the charge iu the matter of Aaron Cohn, owe their existence to the Meadow be When you have. convinced everyDame Fashion could furnish nothing Superior Court of Sierra county toan insolvent debtor. Latest Styles. . Newest Goods. Lake furore. Ican now recall the body whose: life will touch yours that would aione for the lack of edAllen, C. T.; Martin Thomas, Jr., Lowest Prices. morrow. V.T.; Wallace J. Williams, R. S.; The “‘hoys of the period” in Ne‘‘Rainbow” as one of that class; aud that you have better goods and lower We employ a First Class ucation and morality, in the estimaMilliner from San Fran J.C, Dean, F.S.; J. C. Rich, T.; . . . ¥ vada City should go to the CongregaIwill venture to predict that near prices than they can get anywhere Rooms for Rent. tion of the true gentleman, Fannie McGibbons, M.; Lillian Barcisco and will give you the benefit of, her fine taste tional Church to-night and hear what the old town of Minnesota there will outside of your store. The hair was one of woman’s grandlow, I. G.; John Roberts, O. G. Furnished rooms to rent, with or and extended experience. Mr. Sims has say to or about them. be opened phenomenal mines if proprk When. you perceive it to be the est ornaments, but how did they Our MILLINERY DEPARTMENT is complete. Nevada Lodge has a membership without board. Mrs. J. W. RobinJudge Searls haa leased to Mr. perly prospected. The ores of that rule that men who never do and sometimes use it? Let them take Ready Trimmed Hats from $2.50 to $25. of about 125. Atone time it nunson, Main street, residence formerly “Lubeck, who has a store on the oplocality belong to the telluride group never did advertise are outstripping Untrimn ed Hats from 50 cents to $4. their hot curling irons and treat the beréd 220. Meetings are’ held every occupied by D, Wellington. _016-tf posite side of Broad street, the and are elassed in works on mine:altheir neighbors # the same line of Hats and Bonnets Made to Order. noneysuckle or the jasmine as they Friday evening at Odd Fellows Hall. {Feathers from 25 cents to $10, Flowers from 5 cents to $4. building heretofore known ‘as the ogy as ‘‘sylvanite.” This rate combusiness, do their hair, aud note how the vine SxArtna at the Theatre this af« Ribbons, 3, 5, 9, 12 1-2; 16 2-3, 19, 25 to $1. The initiation fee is $2 for males and U.S. Brewery Saloen. ; bination exists in profusion on the When men stop maxing fortunes withers and loses its charms. Tight Beautiful Fancy Brocaded Ribbon from 25, 39 to 49 cents, 50 cents for females. The dues are ternoonand evening. Admission free, The Nevada county cases of Lawcontact‘line between the slates and tight in yoar very sight, solely Velvets and Plushes, all shades, from 75 cents to $4.50. lacing was vigorously condemned, $6 a year for males and $1 a year 0131-twtsat rence et al. vs. Getchell and Dreyserpentine in Sierra county. In the through the discreet use of this Birds of all kinds, from 49 cents to $4. , and the fair sex were urged to infor females, Fancy Buckles and Ornaments for Hats and Dresses,from 19 cents to $1.99 fuss vs. Tompkins are to come up in spring of 1876, R. M. Fryer, while mighty agent. . Way be weak ? Why not. be crease their physical excellencies by the Supremeourt at Sacramento passing through the town of North CHILDREN 8 pictures taken instanhealthy, robust and strong by using . ’ Dress Goods: When you can forget the words exercise that would develop the masNovember 15th. The Gold RunBloomfield was presented a piece of busingss men concerning the main teneously by Swarts, Nevada City. Browns’ Iron Bitters ? Beautiful Plaids, only9 cents, Ginghams, 9, 12 1-2, 16 2-3, 19c. cles and harden the flesh. A tribute Beautiful Fine Checks, 12 1-2c, slickens cases are set for the 13th. Beautiful Scotch Plaids, 99 cts, ore by a prospector whose identity of the shrewdest and most successful was paid to the charms of feminine All shades in Mohair,. 19c. 54 inch Fine Plaid Ladfes Cloth 99c. is unknown to your correspondent. cause of their prosperity: modesty. The lecture abounded Enjoying His Hazd Earnings, Linsy Woolsey, 25 cents. 54 inch Heavy Navy Blue Cloth 99c. Fryer was rquested to assay the ore When you would rather have your with sterling truths that all parents Shaker Flannel, 19, 39, 49, 59 cts. “54-inch Beautiful Ladies Cloth $1.25. The rumor that a Truckee conbut the prospector did not give his own way and fail, than to take adRheumatic Flannel, 49 cents, Beautiful Black Brocaded Silk $1.49. and girls might well heed, At times Gray Shirting, 39 cents stable is going to buy from J. I. address, The sample was thrown vice aud win, Ottoman Silk 99 cents. the speaker became quite eloquent. All Wool Plaids 49 cents. All shades Satins 75 cents. ‘Case, for $100,000, the trotting about the premises for several aici ect When you want to get ont of bus_a Canton Flannel, 9, 12 1-2 to 25 cts. Black Col’d Cashmeres 25c to $1.49, horse Jay-Eye-See is general!y bemonths and finally submitted to Aliness with a stock on hand. The Latest Mining Lie. a Se ae ae ae a Notions : lieved. The constable will need the fred Terrin for an experimental asWhen you want-to get rid of the The monumental prevaricator of Beautiful Lace, only.5, 7, 9 cts. horse for a change when the consay, asan ore of lead. The resulttrouble of waiting on customers. Knowlton's Jet Black Ink 5 cts. the Los Vegas. Gazette still lives. Lace Edging, 5, 7, 9, 12 1-2 to 25e. Fancy Boxes Writing Paper 25c, stable gives himself a rest from ing assay button was as large as a ae eos a es Black Silk Lace, 9, 12 1-2c to $1. His latest is abouta miner in the Invisible Hair Nets 9,°12 1-2c, official duties. But then again, a shirt stud. It was pure gold and Looking Ahead. Embroidery 5, 7, 9, 12 1-219 to $1. Zephyr, all shades, only 9c; hills near Socorro, New Mexico, who Pine Bed Room Sets formerly $50, reduced to $40. Dress Braid only 9 cents, Truckee constable never officially gavea return of $17,000 per ton. Germaa. Yarn, per hank, 49c, $27. to reduced $35, formerly Sets Room Bed Pine made a lucky strike. in a wonderful A grizal-d and weather-worn prosFloral Hair Pins only 9 cents. Fish Line, rests, and that last fact is calculated This unusual result attracted the atper hank, 49c. Pine Bed Room Sets formerly $30, reduced.to $20, Toilet Hair Pins 5, 9, 19, 25 cents. mauner lately, Two weeks ago, Macram Twine, per bank, 69c. Walnut Bed Room Sets formerly $100, reduced to $85, to throw doubt on the rumor. — Tid/ tention of the writer and of Mr. pector was iu town yesterday vegoSafety Pins 5 cents per dozen. Embroide while tramping over the rocks, the ry Chenille, per doz. 49c. tiating for his winter’s grub. His Ash Bed Room Sets formerly $ 80, reduced to $65. ings. Shoe Buttons 5 cents per dozen. Chas. E. Sherman, then manager of Cotton 5 cents per spool. Wool Mattresses formerly $10, reduced to $6.50. Dress Buttons 9, 12 1-2, 19, 49 cts. The.rumor ‘at the county seat is the Fryer works. Numerous assays purse was slim but its contents went prospector suddenly discovered that Fine Linen Lace from 5 to 25c, Lounges tormerly $14, reduced to $11. his haversack was on fire; caught Ladies Fancy Ties 9, 19, 25 to 99c. Cardboard 5, 9 and 25 cents, that ifthe Tuckee constable does not of the pulverized miterial were a long way's in purchasing the charLounges, Walnut frames, formerly $18, reduced to $15. Ladies Kid Gloves 99c, to $1.75, probably from the consendation of acter of supplies he wanted. He Ladies’ Felt Skirts, 99, $1.49, $1.99, investa small portion of his summade by the scorification process and Bed Lounges formerly $25, reduced to.$18. Childs Cotton Gloves 9, 19, 25c. Fancy Canvas 19, 25, 39 to 99e, the sun’s rays by a prospector’s glass Parlor Sets formerly $50, reduced to $25. mer’s earnings in horse-flesh, as hintnone yielled less than $20,000 per said he had been running a tunnel Handkerchiefs, 5; 9, 12 1-2, 25c. Toweling per yd 9, 12 1-2, 19, 25e. Spring Mattresses formeriy $10, reduced to $8 50, Now week-days which he-carried in his kit.° Silk Handkerchiefs, 25, 49, to $5. ed above, he will purchase the Court ton—the highest being $23,000. Unall summer, working Sheeting, 19, 29, 39, 49 cents, Bedsteads formerly $8, reduced to $6. that haversack contained about six and Sundays, ant he expected that Ruching 5, 9, 12 1-2, 19 to 89 cts, Musling 9, 12 1-2, 16 2-3, 19 cts, House at this city as his summer fortunately the piece of rock was Kitchen Safes formerly $8, reduced to $6.50. Fancy Bottles Cologne 9, 19, 25c, Ladies and Children’s Collars 9 to 49, Wardrobes formerly $16, reduced’ to $Iz. residence, The Supervisors hope by crashed and its physical properties next Spring he would open up the pounds of blasting powder, and our Shoe Dressing only 9 cts. Tooth Brushes 9 to 25 cents, Full Leaf Tables formerly $7, reduced to $3. the sale of the Court House to have were no longer cognoscible, A biggest bonanza ever found in Nevahero dropped the bundle and got out Towels, 9, 12 1-2, 19, 25 to 75e, Children’s W ool Hose from 25 to 75¢ Baby Carriages formerly $25, reduced to $15. of reach as fast as his legs would da county. When he struck it he Children’ s Drawer 39, 49, 75, 99c, a sufficent sum in the Treasury with qualitative analysis of the pulverized Ladies Wool Hose from 39 to 75c, Clocks formerly $10, reduced to $6. carry hiny, The bund e of traps Ladies Chemise 49,.75,.99, $1.25, was going to take his old pard out of Crochet Needles only 9 cents, which to pay the constable for his substance proved that the ore was Clocks formerly $5, reduced to $2.50. Ladies Whit® Skirts, 99 to $1.99, fellinto a crevice in the rocks, and Lead Pencils 1, 2, 3 cents, Clocks formerly $2.50, reduced to $1.25. valuable services between now and ‘‘Nagyagite” which is described by the County Hospital and send him Ladies Night Dresses 99c to $5, Crinoline, per yard, 9 cents, The to some high-toned watering place the powder soon expluded. Silver Plated Castors formerly $5, reduced to $2. Merino the next session of the board. Undervests 39c to $2 50, Silesia, per yard, 121-2 cts, Dena in his ‘‘Mineralogy” as folSilver Plated Butter Dishes formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. hack East to spend the rest of his prospector turned mournfully to Zephyr Shawls from 99c to $5, Men’s Shaker Socks, 6 pa‘rs, $1. Silver lows: Hardness 1 to 1.5; gravity, Plated Pickle Castors formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. A Woman's Troubles. Corsets from 25 cts to $4, days in the lap of luxury. The old gather up such of his effects as were Gents’ Neck Ties 39, 49 to 99 cts, Silver Plated Sugar Bowls, formerly $4.50, reduced to $2.50. 6.85 to 7; lustre—metallic; streak Linen Thread only 9 cts, Mucilage only 9 cents, prospector himself will make a tour uninjured by the exp'osion, when Silver Plated Spoon Holders formerly $3, reduced to $1.50, Mrs. Haldane, the poor woman asand color Cameline only 49 cents, — blackish lead gray; Hoop Skirts only 39 cts, of the world,then settle down in San something in the appearance of the Lamps formerly $2.50, reduced to $1 25, Creme de Lis only 39 cents, sisted by some of our liberal citizens opaque; sectile, The analysis of this 10,000 other Articles equally cheap, cents, 50 to reduced 50, $1 formerly Lamps shattered rock struck his eye, and Francisco and live like a king on the to return with her three children to ore gives (according to Dana) tellurWe also have on hand a very fine assortment of Ladies Mirrors formerly $2 50, reduced to $1 50, and Children’s interest of his money. He has had he examined it closely —it was horn Ulsters, Cloaks and Dolmas, ranging in price from $5

Scotland, writes that they had a jum, 30 to 33 per .cent; sulphur, 3 Mirrors formerly $2, reduced to $1 25, to $50, which we had manufacSTYLE his-plans all arranged for a good silver, The now jubilant miner. lotured express ly NEW Mirrors for'this formerly market. $1 50, reduced S. to No 90 cents, Last Year’ . ‘rough trip. On their arrivalin ‘the to 8 per cent; lead, about» 50 per a-All ear’s Stock-My object in selling these goods at the above stated prices is to make cated a claim at once, which he old country they found Mr, Haldane cent; gold, 9 to 10 per cent; copper many years, but things haven’t gone room for a big stock of Holiday Good 8 now on the road. Terms Strictly Cash--Cret to No One, Goods sent to any parstill sick and almost at the point of and silver are present, but not in just as he expected them to. He is called the *‘Close Shave,” and in less Furniture Bought and Sold. Auction Sales attended to in sure bis dreams will be realized next than a week sold a one-third tuverrallSecond-hand of the State by mail on receipt of priceor C,O, D. You parts ot the County. Auction at tty Bales Room, death. His recovery is despaired of. sufficient quantity to add to its comcan buy just as Transcript Block, Spring. est at $13,000. The name of the Commercial Street, every Saturday E vening. cheap by order as you can personally. ONE In her letter the unfortunate woman mercial value. PRICE TO ALJI. The ore is also “The miner tviled along the road ‘honest son of the pick and shovel” expresses in affecting words the known as black tellurium and is Geo. Tracy, Auctioneer. BEARNEARD Tae road was {21! o? dast, ‘jis John Quincy Adams, and he hails gratitude she feels for the kindnessfound at Nagyag in Hungary, whence His beens were gone, his ba.on too, & from ‘Western Ohio. He’d nous it le’t sive a crust. es done by our peuple to the family it derives its name. This ofe was SEA LLEN BERGER, But as he munched nis mouldy bread when they were here. Grand Officers Elected. discovered as early as 1853 on the And p.ryed for something wet, Middle Yuba river in Nevada counHe sung alouc i. accents gay, The following officers were elected Bad as a Woman. sore ty but its value was not known until ‘I'll strike it rich you bet. sd at San Francisco by the Grand ChapJ, E. CARR.’ I'll strike it rich you bet, boys, The baggage smashers on the Narlong afterward wher land slides had T. H. CARR ter of Easter n Star: Grand Patron , ru strike it rich you bet; row Gauge railroad were paralyzed covered the outcrop. It also oceurrA. C. Hartley; Grand Matron, i Ili follow the pay. Friday night by five trunks of samed in bunches in a mine at Grizzly . Mary A. Flint; Grand Associate PaTill some fine day ples, weighing in all about 1,500 Gulch owned by Wm. Nichols and I'll strike it rich you bes !’” trov, Darwin De Golia; Grand AsWe take pleasure in announcing to the Ladies pounds, and belonging to a drummer aman by the name of Hubbard. Successor: to FP. FX. Belden. sociate Matron, Mary J. Mayhew; of this city and vicinity that we have secured the from the village of St. Louis, Mo. Your correspondeat once submitted Louis Bouche Acquitted. Grand Secretary, Kate J. Willats. PROPRIETOR OF THE All the trunks were double-soled, a sample to Henry G. Hanks, our Grand Treasurer, Annie Sriggs; services of a most skilled and capabl Louis Bouche was on trial in Juse double-riveted and iron bound. It piesent ‘State Mineralogist, who tice Blakey’s-Court yesterday, before Grand Chaplain, Sarah Reynolds; took a big two-horse wagon to get found it te assay $46,000 per ton. a jury, ‘on one of the charges of Grand Marshal Mary J. McCvo ; them from the dejot to the National Uatil further netice the mails will close as NO. Til. UP AND GET,” that makes men great. Therefore nation to supply you with the Greatest Values for the “Hilinery tothe Front ame : : BeTRACY TO THE FRONT. Price List for the next TEN DAYS t The Very Latest 1 Millinery ! . AMERICAN 9 CENT STORE......BROAD STREET. CARR BROTHERS, Following the discovery by the Hotel, and it was like moving so unknown prospector Mr. Wilson of many pianos to get them up stairs, North Bloomtield made a_prospecting tour in Meadow Lake District Superior Court. and sent his samples to the Fryer The following business was transworks for assay. Most of the heavy acted in the Superior Court yesterores were zinc blend, and none filled day, Judge John Caldwell presiding: the conditions of the telluride ore, Driscoll vs. Sprung. Defendant which was the object of the search. given three days to amend answer. So the mineral remains undiscovered Estate and guardianship of T. B. unless it be the same referred to by and W. A. Harrison, minors, Order you.in a recent issue as being recentmade confirming sale of real esly struck in your county and which tate for $6,600. ; you describe as follows: ‘It is Alice Dunham vs. Davis J. Dunheavy and appears to be a combinaham. Tried. tion of lead and iron, portions of it *. cutting easily with a knife and showNot Light Away. inga brownish luster.” As a matter The San Francisco Daily Exchange of fact there are no combinations of says: ‘‘A decision in the debris case iron and lead in a chemical sense. will probably not be promulgated for fron and lead are found in proximseveral weeks.” ity at Euteka, Nevada, and elseaa where, but I am inclined to think Uniformed Pa(riarchs. your ‘‘find” is only zinc blend. The best test for black tellurium is by The Uniformed Patriarchs of Misthe blow pipe on a piece of charcoal; tletoe Encampment are requested to but eo few prospectors are familiar turn out in full force at to-morrow with the use of the blow-pipe that I (Monday) evening’s meeting, Busiwill not.take your space in describmess of importance will come up. ing the manipulation. : : 020-1 Gto. A. Gray, © Chief Captain. Tre Best and Cheapest. F. M. Schmidt, the fashionable . tailor, has enlarged and fitted up, in . first-class style, his establishment on Broad street, below the \National Hotel. He has a large stock of fine and domestic woolers, which he will make to order at lower prices than any other tailor in the county can offer similar goods and workmanship for. Mr. Schmidt will also make to orde. dress shirts and underclothing, giving employment to a number of girls. He will corduct his business on the Eastern style, which enables people to get driving his daughters away from Grand Conductress, Mattie A. Milliner from the East Bar home. District Attoraey Ford connum; Grand Associate Conductress, ducted the prosecution and P, F, Mary J. Young; Adah, Agnes JohnSimonds the defense. The testison; Ruth, C. F. Ingram; Esther, mouy was very conflicting, several witnesses, including the girls, making statements which, if true, indicated Bouche to be in truth an ‘‘unnatural parent”as he has been called, ty. o— while the defendant and other witThe Workmen’s Anniversa ry. nesses testified to the effect that the The fifth anniversary of the esgitls had not received from their father’s hands unusually severe puntablishment of the Grand Lodge’ of ishment, neither had they been the A. O. U. W.will occur in Oakdriven away froin home. The trial land on the 13th of next month. It is expected that the event will be resulted in an acquittal, the grandest ever held by the order. wee -_—— An invitation will be extended to Odd Fellows’ Pariy. every lodge inthe State to particiOn Wednesday evening, the 31st pate in the parade in the forenoon instant, Union Eacampment, No. 11, and be present at the literary exerI. O. O. F., will give a ball and excises and social ball at Stell Mound hibition drill at Empire Hall iu Park in the afternoon. Some NeGrass Valley. The drilling is to be vada couuty members of the order done by uniform members of Unioa expect to be present. and Mistletoe Encampments. John Sisigeacinnae Michell is to officiate as Floor Di-. Kusurance Maps. rector. Working with a full knowledge of the best efforts Susie F. Nei!; Martha, Ella Borland; Electa, Carrie N. Edwards; Warder, Victorie F. Anthony; Sentinel, J. C. Merryfield; O ganist, Mary A. Har —OF— NEW YORK AND PARISFASHIONS . The Nevada Cityans on the Geo, E. Baldwin of San Francisco, committees are Geo. A, Gray, N. P. Brown and C, J. Naffziger who will draughtsman for the Sanborn Map The other compound of tellurium assist in the duties of receiving, and Company of New York, has been enknown in. the books as sylvanite is F. G, Beatty, G. von Schmittburg gaged for several days in making a readily distinguished on sight by its and A. R. Lord who are.on the diagram of Nevada City for the use of insurance companies. bright polished steel luster. It is Floor Committee. It shows all the buildings in the corporate farailiar to your thiners as the prodlimits and their construction, streets, uct of the Star or Fellows ledge at Plenty of Deer. hydrants, etc. This week Mr. BaldHambarg Flat on the Middle Yuba Union: The farmers living in the win will be engaged in making a simand elsewhere in Sierra county. Affoot-hills “below Grass Valley say ter long exposure to pure nitric acid that deer are more numerous this in a glass tube this mineral will show season than they have ever known The Light Fantastic. its gold. The acid may be renewed before, and their tracks are to be Michell’s-dancing school is fast inonce or twice. seen everywhere. The deer are very creasing in popularity. The attenThe ore most apt to be mistaken partial to red-top clover, and nighitly dance was very large Friday evenfor black tellurium is a sulphuret of resort to the cultivated clover fields ing. ‘All the latest round and square zine—generally known as zinc blend. where a number have been killed dances are taught, and both old and This can be readily tested as follows: within a few weeks, young people are taking advantage Dissolve in muriatic acid, when if of the opportunity to learn them. the odor ef rotten egys is evolved it At “the Charches To-day. The Boss Tailor. Our Stock of Materials in this Department embraces everything of merit which the season has produced. Any. Style of Bonnet or Hat CAN BE HAD, TRIMMED OR UNTRIMMED, AND A NYKIND OF TRIMMIHGS, has been mistaken for telluricore, In pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject in the burning this substance on charcoal it evening, ‘The Sweets of Victory, a emits the odor of rotten onions or garlic. Nearly all combinations of word to the Boys of the Period.” The usual services will be held at J.J. Jackson has purchased the ore can be recognized by: the sense ‘coffee roaster and mill of B., F. of taste or smell when subjected to the Methodist Church. the action of heat either on charcoal Thomas, and has a fine’ lot of old or in an acid bath. ALong Bistance Race. Government Java and Costa Rica It is greatly to be regretted that the hardy prospector is not familiar coffee, which he has just roasted, Jobn K. Spaulding’s horse ‘Coloand will grind in quantities to suit. ‘with the simple tests required to nel” is training for a ten-mile race. discriminate minerals, This knowlCoffee will be roasted three times edge would save much troublé and The expectation is to make that disweek, Calland examine it, tf, expense, Ww. A. S. . tance in forty-two minutes,» Jackson's Coffee Roas-er & Grinder. re soe -— Gone Over the River. Rev. S. V. Blakeslee, pastor of the Plymouth Avenue Congregation Latest style Hats from 25 cts Up, 77s GO0D GOODS! LATEST STYLES! LOWEST PRICES ! agent, and will be remembered dy . . many of our citizens, 4 A COMPLETE STOCK OF rues and Medicines PERFUMERY AND “1OILLET ARTICLES And everything else usually found in a fist class Druc Store. -——_—9g—— — WE ALSO CARRY A FULL LINE SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, . Newspapers, Illustrated Papers, Periodicals, -Ete. 3HEET MUSIC AT REDUCED RATES-_ A Fine dis lay of Pocket Knives, Razors, and other Cutlery, o—. ; #8 Prescriptions carefully.compounded at all nours by BP; .H, BELpen, an experienced Druggist. ; BRAND & BROTHER, EXave Removed a TO THE Nallonal Exchange Hotel Block. el) ee OUR STOCK OF Stationery, Our Prices are So Reasonable that ‘they give Satisfaes Books, Fancy Goods, = tion to Everybody. WILL COMPARE FAVOR-» ABLY WITH ANY IN LARGER CITIES,3 i \ o————8 ie. Call and sec the new style of Goods which BS EVERYT AS REP HI RESENT NG ED, are are now arriving direc t'from the manu factories in. Philadelphia, Chicago, Boston and New York, 7 Our facilities are such.that in the future we? shall be constantly in receipt of all late style goods in our Gf al Church ii San Francisco, died Thursday morning after a‘short illness. Deceased was 64 years of age thia city several times as a bible ie) tend to your every wish in the manner of trimming. The ‘Boston Varieties’ and the will probably be zinc blend. Corner Pine and Commercial Streets..... NEV ADA (C11Y If desired our skilled and artistic Milliner will at va ul beomeed woaxvesn-lPRATHELS from 15 cents Up. EVERYTHING ELSE IN PROPORTION. a’l their wearing apparel’ made at At the Congregational Church ‘‘Velocipede” quedrilles will be There is another ore. called -mishome. Scumrpr, pickel, an afsenical .pyrites which there will be services morning by the taught next Friday, 1t “ PALAGE DRUG STORE. “Neat the Uhion Hel, Min St, Nevada City, Gg, @? 2; “~ ,@ line. iS : co e eas It is a pleasure to show .our goods whetheasr you wish to purchase or not. ¥