October 19, 1887 (4 pages)

Provision Store > “an Proprietor st-class Grocery 2, which will be hs vi) & ‘T OF UORS. 20 Commercial Street. ARS MEA. Best in the ‘Grass Seeds. KE, Agent Satay IMPANY, VG CO’S OUR. . arrels Per Dav, ALL ROLLER Flour manufacturthe State. IN, Agent. FLOUR ! LE COMPANY, E GERSs. ni that their Flour is the BEST ate, yu will then use no Nevada County. ————— ‘agon Repository, crry. = Manage! : Axle Wagon, 8. ges, : Phaetons ' $5 a pair, are sold at the San Franci-& S Ly The Daily Transcript. EUREKA DISTRICT. WEDNESDAY, OOT. 19, 1887. THE FOOTHILLS. The Value of the Rich, Rolling Fruitlands of Nevada County. The San Francisco Chronicle Bays: Without entering upon a scientific dis quisition on the characteristics of the grapes and wines of California, it may be said, in general terms, that the grapes, und consequently the wine, partake of the character of tlie soil in which th. y grow: or, to put itin ad fferent: way, the richer the goil the richer the grape. The great objection which has been found to the red wines of this State is their earthy taste an. their super: bundance of alcohol. It has been claime , ani! has been seemningly demonstFated, that by going up ‘on thé Killsides,where the soil“is lightér and really less fertile, the<e otijee-~ tionable features are, \in a great meas ure, elimin.ted, and that the wine is lighter, less alcoholic, more nearly fre from the unpleasant earthy taste, and more like the light red wines o France, which are the standard fur that kind of wine. A recent article in the daily press on the subject of olive cultu®% and the manufacture of olive oil, stated that some Italian gentlemen who had mad a study ofthe sulject here, were inclined to believe that the fertility ot the avil of the valleys is Opposed to the best development of the olive, an. that success in the manufacture of oi wi.l be best attained by planting olive orchards on the hillsides and on th flanks of the mountains. The olive, they say, is a hardy tree, and wants « judicious amount of negiecf to mak. it do its best. It may be killed with kindness, but not often by being let alone. We understand that tle suxgestion has been adopted and that olive groves aré to be set out in the fuothil!: and a thorough test made of the Ital -jan idea. The foothills have already acquired a well-dererved celebrity for those fruits which, for want of a more ap propriate name, are called deciduous. The county exhibits at the receni Mechanics’ Fair showed what some ot the mountain counties can do in. the way of fruit, and the only regret is that many of the other counties were not represented. In considering the possibilities ot California and the future of the State nv portion can properly be neglected. Every year some new district or county or town comes tothe front, to the won der of ali, with some product tha: never wag heard of before in connection with that locality, or with som: extraordinary yield, in quantity o: quality or both, of some fruit. r othe: product of the soil, and is a nine-days’ wonder, until superseded by some other equally favored locality. It may be fairly s.id that the foothills of the Sierras are especially deserving the attention of horticulturists, and that they bid fair to be the choice part o1 the State for many purposes. Aa Complaint. Various citizens are finding faul: with the present arrangement by which the town is left without a watch man after two o’cluck a’ night. They say that the hours when he is off duty are the very ones when it is most important that he should be abroad. The danger from burglars and fire: is greater then than during tne ear lier part of the night when people are out and around. It is urged that it the‘ rustees must as # matter of econ omy let him off a portion of the night. they better make his hours of duty from ten o’clock-p. M. til daylight, in stead of from six.P. mM til two a.m. as now. . uch, Oe Water Power Improvements. W: J. Organ came down this week from Washington township, where he has had charge of the cc nstraction of awater system to furnish power fo: the Washington quartz mine at Ormonde. He built nearly a mile of ditch and flume. In the South Yuba river he constructed a dam 12 feet high and 160 feet long at its top. It i made of logs 30 inches in diameter and 65 feet long bolted to the bedrock 80 firmly that there is no likelihood. ot its being injured by floods. It raises 5C0 inches of water into the ditch. i ceeeaieeenninnionnminentemoteneitaemame ate Said handsome Tom to smiling Nell, “Where did you find that mystic spell That hovers ‘round your every smile, And would my throbbing heart besuile?” Quoth laughing Nell, “You silly boy, In SOZODONT,—the cream of joy.” The Very Latest Style. French kid shoes with patent leather tips, retailed in San Francisco -for co Opposition Shoestore for $3.75. Ladies should: be sure to call and sethem. They run in all lengths and ‘widths, lt Millinery Opening Day. The opening of Fall and Winter Millinery at the store of Mrs. Le-ter & Crawiord will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 12th, and continue for one week. There will be shown the largest and at the sumetime the best assortment of hats and bonnets trimmed and untrimmed, flowers, ribvuns,. feathers, orn ments in ail the new effects, etc., ‘ever brought to this mirket. These goods are direct from leading New York establishments, and wi . repay a vi it. The ladies are invited to call and inspect whether they want to buy or not. : We have secured the services of Mis« Rvun of San Francisco. She is beyond dispute one of the leading fashion ible —_—— Rich Developments in Nevada County's Most Northerly Mineral Belt. _—— The sale of the Rocky Glen mine near Graniteville, owned for many years by John Hippert, has been consummated. Col. Alvinza Hayward and W. 8S. Hobart, two of the mos successful mining eapitalists on the coast, are the buvers. The price pain ix said to be $22,509 For nine month past.the purchasers have been pros pecting the claim under a bond; Martin Lawrence being in charge of the operations as superintendent.’ New hoisting and pumping machinery ha been erected by them, an la large mil will be built next summer to take the place Of the one heretofore in use. Fourteen men are now emp oyed, an. the force will be increased as more 4round is opened. The tunnel is 200 below the surface, and the Shaft which is being steadily sunk therefrom has already reached a depth of more than 100 feet beneath that point, The ledge approximates eight feet in thickness tnd the ore averages about $10-a ton, although a much better quality than that is just now being extracted. A number of other claims in the Sime belt are being worked with firstcass results. At Wm. Shepp’s mine three men ‘re employed in extracting’ ore that Prys $25aton. It is crushed at the Eureka custom mill. The old Erie Company have thre or four men at work. They are taking medium grade ore from a_sixtee' foot vein and having it milled at the Eureka, a McPherren & Myers keep five mer »usy. The oré yields about $16 a tor at the Eureka mill. They will probably put ‘up a mi lof their own next sammer. These three claims are operated through tunnels and by means oi windlasses. Development work is being done on Philip Hippert’s Liberty, Bur. on Shafi ind.Dillon claims, John Hippert being the foreman in charge. i The Califernia, which is an exten sion of the Old California, has a twelve-foot ledge that is paying well Forty men are now employed, many of them being engaged in getting ou iuel for the ‘steam-power mill, cutting timbers, and doing other winter work. his mine is also worked by means of a tunnel. At the Baltic fifteen or twenty men areat work. A tunnel is being run, ind the work of opening the mine up in gocd style wil be continued al: winter. Backs of 600 feet on the ledge will be obtained eventually. Mr. Robinson of God’s Country, who 8 famous for his industry and ‘pluck a 4 prospector, is running a tunnel in the very heart of the quaintly named HERE AND THERE. Trinity Society will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon ot the residence of Geo. Ee Robinson. Enyland, was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. The Congregational Church received last Sunday into their communion four new members on profession 0: iaith. Some families who have invested in Chicago Park Colony and propose to make their home there have arrived at Colfax. The last clean-up at the Spanish mine was highly satisfactory. The property is paying well under the man1gement of. Fred Bradiey, the lessee. The work of develop ng the Omaha ‘nd ‘Lone Jack consolidated mines of Grass Vulley has been commenced under George Muairihart’s. superinten tency. San Francisco and Sacramenfo “men ure at the head of the enter ; Tise. The Nevada County Land and Im provement Association has just compléted.a saleto Mrs. Sarah J. Dunlap, f Auburn, Placer county,—of quite u arge tract of unimproved land lying »ix miles southwest of Grass Valley. she has previou-ly made other investments in Nevada county real estate. Jno. Swart, the photographer, who returned_a few dys ago from a tour oi he country north of here, did an extensive business in the various mountain towns. He hasa quantity of ork io finish for parties up there, and expects to re-open his gallery ut this cit: within a month from the present ime, . The Union of yesterday Says: The Alpha mine, sitpated on the hill near‘1 opposite the Idaho, wiil start up in about two weeks, backed by a London Company. Good ore has always been found in the Alpha, and the indica: ions that it wiM be a idvidend payer under judicious’ management have ulways been decidely favorable. Nevada county people, as well as il thers having occa-ion to correspond with Governor Waterman, must d: their writing with pen and ink. He will not consider communications written with lead pencil; He has also made a rule that hereafter applications for Notary-hips must be indorse: oy the Senator or Assemblyman Ofthe district. The new twocent stamp, green ii. color, are nuw extensively used by post offices in lurge cities. As ye Mr, Williams has received none of the new “‘vintaze,”’ as his suprly of the “metallic reds” has-not run out. Ina short time the new stamps wil: com nto general use and the fumiliar appearance of the green three cent stam} will be restored. New Land Office Rules. Epirok Nevapa Transcript—Th General Land Office has recently for -nd lonely section he has pinned. his faith to, and he is getting encouraying prospects. The Eureka district has never before had so much activity in quartz mining as it enjoys now, and it promixe to soon be able to show a number of the best-paying properties in the county, The Snancial resources o. most of the claim owners there are limited, but in spite of that drawouck they are getting compuratiyels yood returns for their labor in every instance. A.] of the claims that have been developed to a reasonable extent mulated riew rules of precedure in imber entries (Act of June 3,1878.) Che changes in the matter of final proof are substantially as follows: 1. The applicant and witnesses must ppear before the Register and Reeiver at this office on the return day. 2. The applicant must be able to tesiy of his personal knowledge as ti the character of the land. 3. Payment for the land must be made on the day that the final proof itaken. After a full consideration of the preRichard B. Rickard, a native of are paying. The Latest From Meadow Lake. The Tidings says: L. M. Carr of this place, who recently constructed a new quartz reducticn works at Meadow Lake, has received a letter saying that so far the plant is quite successful Che ores of the Meadow Luke District are rebellious, and the new plant ithe ord nary one u-ed for reducin A crushing yielded 86 per cent. uf the assay value, paying about $1 per ton. H liofthis amount was in iree gold and the balance was derived irom sulphurets. ‘the veins at Mead ow Lake are very large, und it may be developed that this yield is remunerative. Greatly Excited. —— i City have recently become greatly exseveral of their friends who had been . , pronounced by their physicians as in-. ; curable and beyond all hope—suffer. ; ing with that dreaded monster, Consum ption—have been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the only reniedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and cations made under the old rule-must conform to the requirement of tha rule, many applican's save throush th. press,and in order that parties may be public, and I request that. the newspapers in this land district call attenNot a few of the citizens of Nevada . features by frequent encores. Dan and Josie sullivan cited over the astounding facts, that f.vorites, and theii*bounedy specialties, oramic views are instructive as well as entertaining, and are well worth see to make their second and last appear ance, giving new songs, dances an. cedents of practice, I am: convince! that these provisions will be held -ret roactive, and that final proof in appliew It is impossible for me to reich the saved expense and delay, I reques: hat you make this communicatio: ‘on thereto, Very respectfa'ly, your +bedivnt servant, SELDEN Herzen, Register Life in the Green Isle. The Mirror of Ireland. performance tthe Theatre Monday evening wa sttended by a large audience that manfested its appreciation of the various long-estab!isned sever fall flat. The three other memver. of the troupe are also painstaking n their effurts to ent=rtain. The panng. Last evening the company were THE DASSONVILLE CASE. duced by the Defense. act ma, In the case of the People against Dassunville the prosecution con lauded their direct evidence yesterday forenoon shortly before eleven o’clock, having had Captain Francis Richards on the stand from the opening of the session. The defense not being quite ready to proceed with the presentation of its cise, an atjournment was had till hilf past one o’cloex At the opaning of the afternoon session T. S. Ford of counsel for defen:lant,ma le a stxtement as to what his side proposed to introduce. He said it would be proven that Richards whilé' sane told it was not Dassonville who struck him and that the arrest was a mistake; that the defendant’s reputation for peace ind quietness was good; that Captain Richards, brother of deceaved, had suid he did not believe defe idant committed the crime, ete. He cl imed here was no showing made by the prosecution upon which a conviction could be obtained. Dr. Hunt ‘testified that Richardt.ld him the night of the assault: tha: he was hurt near susp ‘nsion bridge and did not know who did it. . Con. Gri-sell testified as to defendsnt’s reputation, saying it was good Dr. Waggoner answered a number of hypothetical questions. He said that according to the attending phy sivian’s description of Rich rd.’ -conlition, he must have been in-ane nine lays prior to his de.th. Yet if Richards had within that time transacted sUsiness 4s testified to by the nephew of the. deceased he must have been rational. Dr. Bobo testified similarly to Dr. Wagzoner. City Marshal Eddy and Constable dillon. testified that the deceased -told hem he was hurt near suspension, bridge while going home. Miss Eva Barnes testijed to hearing Captain Francis Richards say that he lid not believe Dassonvillé committed ihe murder, and that Mrs. Dassonvil e was one of the. most innocent looking women he had ever seen. Ham.lton McCormick. testified that here werea number of places Letween Alian’s foundry and = the drugstore where water could have been easicy ‘btained to’ bathe the wounds of the deceased. J. W. Penders testified as to what Richards suid in the drugstore about veing hurt near su-pension bridge. ‘Lhe following testified tothe reputaion of defendant for peace and quiet1e-8: Geo. C. shaw, E. O. Tompkins, O. C. Conlan, Geo. C. Gaylord, John Webber, Charles Kent, A. Gault, {. H. Carr, Charles Grimes, 8S. L. Stout. : James Williams, originally arrested vith Dassonville. for the crime, testified that the deceased tol . him they The Prosecution Rests—Evidence IntroFERSONAL MENTION. ©. J. Mallon-returned yesterday to the Delhi mine. S. R. Heath, of French Corral; and Henry Hartung were in town yesteryi A: A. Dassonville. of Sacramento, brother to H. J. Da-soaville, is in town. A. R. Kenney and L. A. Livingstone of San Francisco, are here on mining business. Mrs. David Curnow and Mrs. T. G: Carnow, of Co'umbia Hill, were in town yesterday. R. D. Wheeler and Wm. Radford, of Bloomfield, retur ed Monday evening from San Francisco. Henry Fiene, of Anthony House toll road, spent Mond iy nigkt at this city and returned home Yesterday, D. S. Donohue and J. H. ) rimskill returned — yesterday. to Washington after a brief visit at the county seat. Alf. [rezidzo, superintendent ef the Washington and Blue Bell mines, came down yesterday. from) Ormonde. D. E. Morgan returned Monday evening from San Francisco where he his been attending the Grand Lodge of Masons. Mr.and Mrs. Thos. Penrose, of North Bloomfield, Feit here yesterday tor Gilroy where they expect to reside henceforth, L. H. Scrivener, of, Oakland, was in town yesterday in the interests of F. R. Girard & Co., dealers in pianos and organs, Chas. Eastin and daughter and Patrick Foley, of Graniteville, pa-sed through ‘town yesterday morning en route to the Bay. August. Hansen, of San Francisco, _urrived here a couple of days azo and has entered the employ of L. Voss as book-keeper at that gentleman’s lumber yard, Jolin Hippert left yesterd ty for San Francisco where one of his daughters ix quite ill. Mr. Hippert nay conslade to bring his family to this city to reside, as their health is much better here than el-ewhere, R. H. Sayre, L. Vincent and F, Zeitler, of San Francisco, are here inspecting the Champion mine in which they are stockhol ters. “The gantlsmen are emphatic in’ praise‘of the min ny and hort-cultural resources of this section, and pred.ct a prosperous future for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bru.ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheam Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns,and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, ot no pay required. [tis guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Fo: sale by Carr Bros. tf ES ESC ee Split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson's a lotof Cleveland split peas, for sale at 26 cents a package. Try ’em—thoy are nice, tf were innocent and that they knew nothing about it. Court avjourned till 9 o’clock this morning, Williams stiil being on the tand. A Mysterious Fire. Two buildings containing hoisting machinery and tools, and situated on the Ne.ada Hill quartz claims near Auburn, Placer county, were burned he latter part of last week. There was no work being done on either claim at the time, and as the buildings are not close together the fire may prove to. have been the work of an incendiwry. Under Sheriff Holland of this city is the principal owner of the property, but Doc. WIkinson of Placer county is reported to hive an intere-t in it. There was an insurance of $600 on each of the buildings anid their co 1tents, the policy being in one of the companies represented by — Deputy ‘ounty Recorder fhomas. Mr. Hi 1 land was out of town yester lay on oftivial business and no detuils in addition to the above could be obtained. The Overland for October. The current Overlind devotes its first two papers to the interesting land of the Mikado. “Japanese Homes and Temples’ and “Japanese Ghost Myths” afford zlimpses of the life, religion, and folk-lore of the people who were so lately themselves almost myths tothe American. The frontispiece also represents a Japanese scene —the entrance to a fameus temple at Nikko, The sixth of Gen. Howard’s “Indian War papers’’ gives an account of the lively battle at Birch Creek. “Chronicles of Camp Wright’? ure continned; “Chata and Chinita” and to walk the floor. ed for it. Bronchitis. & Grissell’s. new gvods. Usx D. D: D. for Dyspepsia. millinery of the count, ol2-5t Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. drugstore, large vottles $1.New Dress Goods at Mr@ Mills All ladies purchasing a dress pattern of the latest styles of goods just reveived at Mrs. Mills & Grissell’s can have their measure taken and a dre: + lining cut with each dress, without ex tra charge. Call and see the beautiful 014-3t I wave have been a great sufferer from catar.h for over ten years; had it very bad, could hardly breathe. some nights I could not -leep—ha I purchased Ely’ Cream Balm and am using it freely, it is working a cure surely. advised several friends to use it, and with happy results in every case. is the one medicine above all other made tu cure catarrh, and it is worth its weight in gold. I tnank God 1 have iound a remeviy I can use with safety and that does ali that isclaimlt iscuring my déafvess.— B. W. Sperry, Hartiurd, Conn. I have Scuoo. books and all kinds of schoo . supplies at Carr Bros. I and Colds, will be, for a limited time, character sketches typical of the *‘ould sod.” Forest Tree Seeds. Il is announced th .t the State Board of Forestry is in receipt of seeds of the Eucalyptus Globuius (Manua gum) in one ounce packages, and the Eucalyptus Coryauca yx (sugar gum) in one ounce packages, which will be distribu ed on application to Sands W. Korman, Secretary of the Board, at 42 Nevada block, San Francisco. Scanned AGUift fer All. In order to give all a chance to test ‘it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs given away. ‘This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith ix che merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially requested to call at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Botile Free, Lurge Bottles $1. Cure. Carr Bros., Knuvtwell, Bloouw vl-ldw. Exectrric Cat rrh Nevada; omith & tieid, ia offered for rent “The Acequia Madre of Santiago" are continued, and an oll Californian begins ‘‘A Pioneer Story.” The ed.torial notes, current events, etc., are well filled with matters of general’ and local interest. — . psA Curvaman, named Wing You, is‘a candidate for Cou iciiman of the city of Baltimore. The Chinese are making hay in the East while the sun -hines. In the course of time tie Celestial will be better known there Cheap, but First-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackcun’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. Everything else in proportion, place in town to trade. = a2-t The Last Oppertunity Don’t wait. Goto I. Boysen and sit for your Photo. Only here for a few days longer. tf. DeHaven’s* Dvspepaia Destroyer will cure rick ngadache. ” Office to Kent. A nice room, suitable for an office, at $5 per ménth. ‘ts tullest capaciiy, A G00D SEASON. . Activity of the Lumber Business in East. “ern Nevada County. . . ow The Truckee Republican says: I has been a iong time since there has . bden the amount of activity displayed . ‘in th lamber tr de » long the ‘Truckee iriver that there has been this season. The boom in the lower part of the State cused a marked appreciation in the price of lumber. Coast lumber is up” and consequently — the mountain supply has been drown upon more large:y than usual. All the mills in this vicinity have been doing weil} anith.ve bees shipped as fast as cars . could be obtainet. Prices hive been awivanced here and it is reported that large sales of common Inmber have Leen made during the past week for #13 per thousand. The millmen clvin to have been serivusly hampered this reason by a scurcity o.latorers, it being at present neat to an impos-ibiuty to hire ‘any. 7 “away The uals have order enough now on hand to fil which wilt take every stick of dry lusaber now in the yarus, and beiore she season cioses much thatis green will prob biy. re shipped “L'here will ve iess than’ ten mil toa feet carried over by. all the tails. ’ The Truckee Lumber €o’s mill i Closed-un accouat of Low water, 80 that no logs can be drivea down the fiver fhe Verdi mill is busy sup plying the box actory, which institution is being run to its~fullost capacuy on packing boxes, tue vewand tor wie. is enormous. i Schatfer’s mill is doing lots of work, cutting 69,000 feet dvaly with ove side next week. He made @ large sule last week, ktlen’s mi.l is cutting 39,00 feet daiy. Allof the merchantavie luuber on hand was sold this week tu the P.citic L. & W. Ce. Kichardson Bros. also made a heavy 3 leot lumber this We&eK at advanced prices. The mil is running steadily. . VU. Lonky is running one mill, ascar. I city of iabor causing one to be shut down. He is well supplied with orders, The Bee. Mil’ Co. has but little Lamber forsale and the mill is busy getting vut the material lor the big ive house at that place. Forty thousand feet is being cut daily, The Pacitie Lumber & © Wood Co., have orders for all their mer b ontable ‘umber and have purchased some from others Tue mil is being crowded to They tiad it dithcult to get li borers. . no Mountain tce. t I am now prepared to deliver Moun tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postottice to the un lersigned will be promptly attended to. ee Ss ml V. Sauvur, Prop. [i is calculated to start the other side. . therefore . Patronize the man that brought prices down in CHAMPION CLOTEING SAL'SWAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, N Bloomfield I have compelled one store Ee) : 8 are SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES OF NEVADA CITY AND NORTA BLOOMFIELD Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, AND MO>sT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots é& Shoes, Hats, Blankets, Trunks, Ete, Ete. EVER BROUGHT TO THE MOUNTAINS, IN THIS CITY . HAVE OPENED THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO, The stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be First Class Shoe Store. All New and the leading factories in San Francisco found in any Fresh from and the East, IN MY CLOTHING STORE [ HVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADRS. THE BEST FITTING AND TAR LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES lhe people of the Ridge will find that the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE ~ Are as low as those of this city. [ extend a special invitation to che people of Grass Val ey and the lower country to call and examine my_ stock ind prices. I am now conducting the Largest Business n this part of the State. My expenses are small, and defy all competition. Nevada County and works for the interest of the people. L. HYMAN, B. Since I instituted a branch store at North to suspend at that ace, and one at Eureka, because my prices were so low hey could not compete with me. Elways ask fo" the San Princiseo Opposit'on <ttres Nos. 2 to 8 Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Ho:el, North Bioumfield. nee In a attend the ani Farnishiny Gols .At this. Sale he inte TH CLOTHING Ever purchased by any dealer Goods willarrive this week This Fall and W spection. BH. M Enquire at the Daily Taanecairr office Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, ‘ IS AN OFFER LIKE THE FOLLOWING MADE TO THE PROFLE OF NEVADA COUNTY, SB. FL. MILLER, Of this city,left for San Francisco Sunday, Oct. 16, to Closiny Out Sale of Oa of the Larzast Cloth ing LARGEST AND FINEST STOCKS AND FURNISHING GOODS Biggest Slaughter ! At this Establishment ever known in the County of Nevada, of Glothing = Furnishing Goods, ~~ Rubber ‘Outfits, Ete, Lifetime . ' nds buying one of R. SHOEMAKER, SHOEMAKER, NIVENS & UREN, improved Farming Lands, By is to facilitate the ready transfer of property at rates satis' hous393 on this Coast. factory to purchaser and seller, ment, Railroad and Private Ownership. OFFICE WITH C. E. UREN IN THE HOLee A, N.VENS, Jr. CHA3. EF. UREN, E’OQOTEIIL. I. HEAL ESTATE AND MINING AGENCY, —— Will Buy and Sell, on Commission, Improved and UnImproved and Unimproved City and Town Lots, Mining Properties of all characters and descriptions, Will attend to the collections of Rents, The making of Business Contracts, &c. We do not desire long bonds on property. Our object Information freely given regarding lands of GovernBROOKE BLOCK, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. north of Sacramento. The and will be ready for ininter will witness the ILLER, To EXome Seekers. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND pacers DIRECTORS: my JOHN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD, E. M. PRESTON NAT. P. BROWN GEO. E. TURNER, WM. CAMPBEL W.C. JONES, =’ G. E. BRAND, ie LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10 per acre. . FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INee ee IMPROVEMENT ASCLATION _ CHAS. BARKER, —— AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. — —— —. &7 20,000 Acres ‘of Railroad and Otker Unimproved Lands ~_—— FORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS CG. E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL.

Provision Store > “an Proprietor st-class Grocery 2, which will be hs vi) & ‘T OF UORS. 20 Commercial Street. ARS MEA. Best in the ‘Grass Seeds. KE, Agent Satay IMPANY, VG CO’S OUR. . arrels Per Dav, ALL ROLLER Flour manufacturthe State. IN, Agent. FLOUR ! LE COMPANY, E GERSs. ni that their Flour is the BEST ate, yu will then use no Nevada County. ————— ‘agon Repository, crry. = Manage! : Axle Wagon, 8. ges, : Phaetons ' $5 a pair, are sold at the San Franci-& S Ly The Daily Transcript. EUREKA DISTRICT. WEDNESDAY, OOT. 19, 1887. THE FOOTHILLS. The Value of the Rich, Rolling Fruitlands of Nevada County. The San Francisco Chronicle Bays: Without entering upon a scientific dis quisition on the characteristics of the grapes and wines of California, it may be said, in general terms, that the grapes, und consequently the wine, partake of the character of tlie soil in which th. y grow: or, to put itin ad fferent: way, the richer the goil the richer the grape. The great objection which has been found to the red wines of this State is their earthy taste an. their super: bundance of alcohol. It has been claime , ani! has been seemningly demonstFated, that by going up ‘on thé Killsides,where the soil“is lightér and really less fertile, the<e otijee-~ tionable features are, \in a great meas ure, elimin.ted, and that the wine is lighter, less alcoholic, more nearly fre from the unpleasant earthy taste, and more like the light red wines o France, which are the standard fur that kind of wine. A recent article in the daily press on the subject of olive cultu®% and the manufacture of olive oil, stated that some Italian gentlemen who had mad a study ofthe sulject here, were inclined to believe that the fertility ot the avil of the valleys is Opposed to the best development of the olive, an. that success in the manufacture of oi wi.l be best attained by planting olive orchards on the hillsides and on th flanks of the mountains. The olive, they say, is a hardy tree, and wants « judicious amount of negiecf to mak. it do its best. It may be killed with kindness, but not often by being let alone. We understand that tle suxgestion has been adopted and that olive groves aré to be set out in the fuothil!: and a thorough test made of the Ital -jan idea. The foothills have already acquired a well-dererved celebrity for those fruits which, for want of a more ap propriate name, are called deciduous. The county exhibits at the receni Mechanics’ Fair showed what some ot the mountain counties can do in. the way of fruit, and the only regret is that many of the other counties were not represented. In considering the possibilities ot California and the future of the State nv portion can properly be neglected. Every year some new district or county or town comes tothe front, to the won der of ali, with some product tha: never wag heard of before in connection with that locality, or with som: extraordinary yield, in quantity o: quality or both, of some fruit. r othe: product of the soil, and is a nine-days’ wonder, until superseded by some other equally favored locality. It may be fairly s.id that the foothills of the Sierras are especially deserving the attention of horticulturists, and that they bid fair to be the choice part o1 the State for many purposes. Aa Complaint. Various citizens are finding faul: with the present arrangement by which the town is left without a watch man after two o’cluck a’ night. They say that the hours when he is off duty are the very ones when it is most important that he should be abroad. The danger from burglars and fire: is greater then than during tne ear lier part of the night when people are out and around. It is urged that it the‘ rustees must as # matter of econ omy let him off a portion of the night. they better make his hours of duty from ten o’clock-p. M. til daylight, in stead of from six.P. mM til two a.m. as now. . uch, Oe Water Power Improvements. W: J. Organ came down this week from Washington township, where he has had charge of the cc nstraction of awater system to furnish power fo: the Washington quartz mine at Ormonde. He built nearly a mile of ditch and flume. In the South Yuba river he constructed a dam 12 feet high and 160 feet long at its top. It i made of logs 30 inches in diameter and 65 feet long bolted to the bedrock 80 firmly that there is no likelihood. ot its being injured by floods. It raises 5C0 inches of water into the ditch. i ceeeaieeenninnionnminentemoteneitaemame ate Said handsome Tom to smiling Nell, “Where did you find that mystic spell That hovers ‘round your every smile, And would my throbbing heart besuile?” Quoth laughing Nell, “You silly boy, In SOZODONT,—the cream of joy.” The Very Latest Style. French kid shoes with patent leather tips, retailed in San Francisco -for co Opposition Shoestore for $3.75. Ladies should: be sure to call and sethem. They run in all lengths and ‘widths, lt Millinery Opening Day. The opening of Fall and Winter Millinery at the store of Mrs. Le-ter & Crawiord will begin on Wednesday, Oct. 12th, and continue for one week. There will be shown the largest and at the sumetime the best assortment of hats and bonnets trimmed and untrimmed, flowers, ribvuns,. feathers, orn ments in ail the new effects, etc., ‘ever brought to this mirket. These goods are direct from leading New York establishments, and wi . repay a vi it. The ladies are invited to call and inspect whether they want to buy or not. : We have secured the services of Mis« Rvun of San Francisco. She is beyond dispute one of the leading fashion ible —_—— Rich Developments in Nevada County's Most Northerly Mineral Belt. _—— The sale of the Rocky Glen mine near Graniteville, owned for many years by John Hippert, has been consummated. Col. Alvinza Hayward and W. 8S. Hobart, two of the mos successful mining eapitalists on the coast, are the buvers. The price pain ix said to be $22,509 For nine month past.the purchasers have been pros pecting the claim under a bond; Martin Lawrence being in charge of the operations as superintendent.’ New hoisting and pumping machinery ha been erected by them, an la large mil will be built next summer to take the place Of the one heretofore in use. Fourteen men are now emp oyed, an. the force will be increased as more 4round is opened. The tunnel is 200 below the surface, and the Shaft which is being steadily sunk therefrom has already reached a depth of more than 100 feet beneath that point, The ledge approximates eight feet in thickness tnd the ore averages about $10-a ton, although a much better quality than that is just now being extracted. A number of other claims in the Sime belt are being worked with firstcass results. At Wm. Shepp’s mine three men ‘re employed in extracting’ ore that Prys $25aton. It is crushed at the Eureka custom mill. The old Erie Company have thre or four men at work. They are taking medium grade ore from a_sixtee' foot vein and having it milled at the Eureka, a McPherren & Myers keep five mer »usy. The oré yields about $16 a tor at the Eureka mill. They will probably put ‘up a mi lof their own next sammer. These three claims are operated through tunnels and by means oi windlasses. Development work is being done on Philip Hippert’s Liberty, Bur. on Shafi ind.Dillon claims, John Hippert being the foreman in charge. i The Califernia, which is an exten sion of the Old California, has a twelve-foot ledge that is paying well Forty men are now employed, many of them being engaged in getting ou iuel for the ‘steam-power mill, cutting timbers, and doing other winter work. his mine is also worked by means of a tunnel. At the Baltic fifteen or twenty men areat work. A tunnel is being run, ind the work of opening the mine up in gocd style wil be continued al: winter. Backs of 600 feet on the ledge will be obtained eventually. Mr. Robinson of God’s Country, who 8 famous for his industry and ‘pluck a 4 prospector, is running a tunnel in the very heart of the quaintly named HERE AND THERE. Trinity Society will meet at 2 o'clock this afternoon ot the residence of Geo. Ee Robinson. Enyland, was naturalized in the Superior Court yesterday. The Congregational Church received last Sunday into their communion four new members on profession 0: iaith. Some families who have invested in Chicago Park Colony and propose to make their home there have arrived at Colfax. The last clean-up at the Spanish mine was highly satisfactory. The property is paying well under the man1gement of. Fred Bradiey, the lessee. The work of develop ng the Omaha ‘nd ‘Lone Jack consolidated mines of Grass Vulley has been commenced under George Muairihart’s. superinten tency. San Francisco and Sacramenfo “men ure at the head of the enter ; Tise. The Nevada County Land and Im provement Association has just compléted.a saleto Mrs. Sarah J. Dunlap, f Auburn, Placer county,—of quite u arge tract of unimproved land lying »ix miles southwest of Grass Valley. she has previou-ly made other investments in Nevada county real estate. Jno. Swart, the photographer, who returned_a few dys ago from a tour oi he country north of here, did an extensive business in the various mountain towns. He hasa quantity of ork io finish for parties up there, and expects to re-open his gallery ut this cit: within a month from the present ime, . The Union of yesterday Says: The Alpha mine, sitpated on the hill near‘1 opposite the Idaho, wiil start up in about two weeks, backed by a London Company. Good ore has always been found in the Alpha, and the indica: ions that it wiM be a idvidend payer under judicious’ management have ulways been decidely favorable. Nevada county people, as well as il thers having occa-ion to correspond with Governor Waterman, must d: their writing with pen and ink. He will not consider communications written with lead pencil; He has also made a rule that hereafter applications for Notary-hips must be indorse: oy the Senator or Assemblyman Ofthe district. The new twocent stamp, green ii. color, are nuw extensively used by post offices in lurge cities. As ye Mr, Williams has received none of the new “‘vintaze,”’ as his suprly of the “metallic reds” has-not run out. Ina short time the new stamps wil: com nto general use and the fumiliar appearance of the green three cent stam} will be restored. New Land Office Rules. Epirok Nevapa Transcript—Th General Land Office has recently for -nd lonely section he has pinned. his faith to, and he is getting encouraying prospects. The Eureka district has never before had so much activity in quartz mining as it enjoys now, and it promixe to soon be able to show a number of the best-paying properties in the county, The Snancial resources o. most of the claim owners there are limited, but in spite of that drawouck they are getting compuratiyels yood returns for their labor in every instance. A.] of the claims that have been developed to a reasonable extent mulated riew rules of precedure in imber entries (Act of June 3,1878.) Che changes in the matter of final proof are substantially as follows: 1. The applicant and witnesses must ppear before the Register and Reeiver at this office on the return day. 2. The applicant must be able to tesiy of his personal knowledge as ti the character of the land. 3. Payment for the land must be made on the day that the final proof itaken. After a full consideration of the preRichard B. Rickard, a native of are paying. The Latest From Meadow Lake. The Tidings says: L. M. Carr of this place, who recently constructed a new quartz reducticn works at Meadow Lake, has received a letter saying that so far the plant is quite successful Che ores of the Meadow Luke District are rebellious, and the new plant ithe ord nary one u-ed for reducin A crushing yielded 86 per cent. uf the assay value, paying about $1 per ton. H liofthis amount was in iree gold and the balance was derived irom sulphurets. ‘the veins at Mead ow Lake are very large, und it may be developed that this yield is remunerative. Greatly Excited. —— i City have recently become greatly exseveral of their friends who had been . , pronounced by their physicians as in-. ; curable and beyond all hope—suffer. ; ing with that dreaded monster, Consum ption—have been completely cured by Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, the only reniedy that does positively cure all throat and lung diseases, Coughs, Colds, Asthma and cations made under the old rule-must conform to the requirement of tha rule, many applican's save throush th. press,and in order that parties may be public, and I request that. the newspapers in this land district call attenNot a few of the citizens of Nevada . features by frequent encores. Dan and Josie sullivan cited over the astounding facts, that f.vorites, and theii*bounedy specialties, oramic views are instructive as well as entertaining, and are well worth see to make their second and last appear ance, giving new songs, dances an. cedents of practice, I am: convince! that these provisions will be held -ret roactive, and that final proof in appliew It is impossible for me to reich the saved expense and delay, I reques: hat you make this communicatio: ‘on thereto, Very respectfa'ly, your +bedivnt servant, SELDEN Herzen, Register Life in the Green Isle. The Mirror of Ireland. performance tthe Theatre Monday evening wa sttended by a large audience that manfested its appreciation of the various long-estab!isned sever fall flat. The three other memver. of the troupe are also painstaking n their effurts to ent=rtain. The panng. Last evening the company were THE DASSONVILLE CASE. duced by the Defense. act ma, In the case of the People against Dassunville the prosecution con lauded their direct evidence yesterday forenoon shortly before eleven o’clock, having had Captain Francis Richards on the stand from the opening of the session. The defense not being quite ready to proceed with the presentation of its cise, an atjournment was had till hilf past one o’cloex At the opaning of the afternoon session T. S. Ford of counsel for defen:lant,ma le a stxtement as to what his side proposed to introduce. He said it would be proven that Richards whilé' sane told it was not Dassonville who struck him and that the arrest was a mistake; that the defendant’s reputation for peace ind quietness was good; that Captain Richards, brother of deceaved, had suid he did not believe defe idant committed the crime, ete. He cl imed here was no showing made by the prosecution upon which a conviction could be obtained. Dr. Hunt ‘testified that Richardt.ld him the night of the assault: tha: he was hurt near susp ‘nsion bridge and did not know who did it. . Con. Gri-sell testified as to defendsnt’s reputation, saying it was good Dr. Waggoner answered a number of hypothetical questions. He said that according to the attending phy sivian’s description of Rich rd.’ -conlition, he must have been in-ane nine lays prior to his de.th. Yet if Richards had within that time transacted sUsiness 4s testified to by the nephew of the. deceased he must have been rational. Dr. Bobo testified similarly to Dr.

Wagzoner. City Marshal Eddy and Constable dillon. testified that the deceased -told hem he was hurt near suspension, bridge while going home. Miss Eva Barnes testijed to hearing Captain Francis Richards say that he lid not believe Dassonvillé committed ihe murder, and that Mrs. Dassonvil e was one of the. most innocent looking women he had ever seen. Ham.lton McCormick. testified that here werea number of places Letween Alian’s foundry and = the drugstore where water could have been easicy ‘btained to’ bathe the wounds of the deceased. J. W. Penders testified as to what Richards suid in the drugstore about veing hurt near su-pension bridge. ‘Lhe following testified tothe reputaion of defendant for peace and quiet1e-8: Geo. C. shaw, E. O. Tompkins, O. C. Conlan, Geo. C. Gaylord, John Webber, Charles Kent, A. Gault, {. H. Carr, Charles Grimes, 8S. L. Stout. : James Williams, originally arrested vith Dassonville. for the crime, testified that the deceased tol . him they The Prosecution Rests—Evidence IntroFERSONAL MENTION. ©. J. Mallon-returned yesterday to the Delhi mine. S. R. Heath, of French Corral; and Henry Hartung were in town yesteryi A: A. Dassonville. of Sacramento, brother to H. J. Da-soaville, is in town. A. R. Kenney and L. A. Livingstone of San Francisco, are here on mining business. Mrs. David Curnow and Mrs. T. G: Carnow, of Co'umbia Hill, were in town yesterday. R. D. Wheeler and Wm. Radford, of Bloomfield, retur ed Monday evening from San Francisco. Henry Fiene, of Anthony House toll road, spent Mond iy nigkt at this city and returned home Yesterday, D. S. Donohue and J. H. ) rimskill returned — yesterday. to Washington after a brief visit at the county seat. Alf. [rezidzo, superintendent ef the Washington and Blue Bell mines, came down yesterday. from) Ormonde. D. E. Morgan returned Monday evening from San Francisco where he his been attending the Grand Lodge of Masons. Mr.and Mrs. Thos. Penrose, of North Bloomfield, Feit here yesterday tor Gilroy where they expect to reside henceforth, L. H. Scrivener, of, Oakland, was in town yesterday in the interests of F. R. Girard & Co., dealers in pianos and organs, Chas. Eastin and daughter and Patrick Foley, of Graniteville, pa-sed through ‘town yesterday morning en route to the Bay. August. Hansen, of San Francisco, _urrived here a couple of days azo and has entered the employ of L. Voss as book-keeper at that gentleman’s lumber yard, Jolin Hippert left yesterd ty for San Francisco where one of his daughters ix quite ill. Mr. Hippert nay conslade to bring his family to this city to reside, as their health is much better here than el-ewhere, R. H. Sayre, L. Vincent and F, Zeitler, of San Francisco, are here inspecting the Champion mine in which they are stockhol ters. “The gantlsmen are emphatic in’ praise‘of the min ny and hort-cultural resources of this section, and pred.ct a prosperous future for it. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bru.ses, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheam Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns,and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, ot no pay required. [tis guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. Fo: sale by Carr Bros. tf ES ESC ee Split Peas. Just received at J. J. Jackson's a lotof Cleveland split peas, for sale at 26 cents a package. Try ’em—thoy are nice, tf were innocent and that they knew nothing about it. Court avjourned till 9 o’clock this morning, Williams stiil being on the tand. A Mysterious Fire. Two buildings containing hoisting machinery and tools, and situated on the Ne.ada Hill quartz claims near Auburn, Placer county, were burned he latter part of last week. There was no work being done on either claim at the time, and as the buildings are not close together the fire may prove to. have been the work of an incendiwry. Under Sheriff Holland of this city is the principal owner of the property, but Doc. WIkinson of Placer county is reported to hive an intere-t in it. There was an insurance of $600 on each of the buildings anid their co 1tents, the policy being in one of the companies represented by — Deputy ‘ounty Recorder fhomas. Mr. Hi 1 land was out of town yester lay on oftivial business and no detuils in addition to the above could be obtained. The Overland for October. The current Overlind devotes its first two papers to the interesting land of the Mikado. “Japanese Homes and Temples’ and “Japanese Ghost Myths” afford zlimpses of the life, religion, and folk-lore of the people who were so lately themselves almost myths tothe American. The frontispiece also represents a Japanese scene —the entrance to a fameus temple at Nikko, The sixth of Gen. Howard’s “Indian War papers’’ gives an account of the lively battle at Birch Creek. “Chronicles of Camp Wright’? ure continned; “Chata and Chinita” and to walk the floor. ed for it. Bronchitis. & Grissell’s. new gvods. Usx D. D: D. for Dyspepsia. millinery of the count, ol2-5t Trial bottle free at Carr Bros. drugstore, large vottles $1.New Dress Goods at Mr@ Mills All ladies purchasing a dress pattern of the latest styles of goods just reveived at Mrs. Mills & Grissell’s can have their measure taken and a dre: + lining cut with each dress, without ex tra charge. Call and see the beautiful 014-3t I wave have been a great sufferer from catar.h for over ten years; had it very bad, could hardly breathe. some nights I could not -leep—ha I purchased Ely’ Cream Balm and am using it freely, it is working a cure surely. advised several friends to use it, and with happy results in every case. is the one medicine above all other made tu cure catarrh, and it is worth its weight in gold. I tnank God 1 have iound a remeviy I can use with safety and that does ali that isclaimlt iscuring my déafvess.— B. W. Sperry, Hartiurd, Conn. I have Scuoo. books and all kinds of schoo . supplies at Carr Bros. I and Colds, will be, for a limited time, character sketches typical of the *‘ould sod.” Forest Tree Seeds. Il is announced th .t the State Board of Forestry is in receipt of seeds of the Eucalyptus Globuius (Manua gum) in one ounce packages, and the Eucalyptus Coryauca yx (sugar gum) in one ounce packages, which will be distribu ed on application to Sands W. Korman, Secretary of the Board, at 42 Nevada block, San Francisco. Scanned AGUift fer All. In order to give all a chance to test ‘it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs given away. ‘This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith ix che merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially requested to call at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Botile Free, Lurge Bottles $1. Cure. Carr Bros., Knuvtwell, Bloouw vl-ldw. Exectrric Cat rrh Nevada; omith & tieid, ia offered for rent “The Acequia Madre of Santiago" are continued, and an oll Californian begins ‘‘A Pioneer Story.” The ed.torial notes, current events, etc., are well filled with matters of general’ and local interest. — . psA Curvaman, named Wing You, is‘a candidate for Cou iciiman of the city of Baltimore. The Chinese are making hay in the East while the sun -hines. In the course of time tie Celestial will be better known there Cheap, but First-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackcun’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. Everything else in proportion, place in town to trade. = a2-t The Last Oppertunity Don’t wait. Goto I. Boysen and sit for your Photo. Only here for a few days longer. tf. DeHaven’s* Dvspepaia Destroyer will cure rick ngadache. ” Office to Kent. A nice room, suitable for an office, at $5 per ménth. ‘ts tullest capaciiy, A G00D SEASON. . Activity of the Lumber Business in East. “ern Nevada County. . . ow The Truckee Republican says: I has been a iong time since there has . bden the amount of activity displayed . ‘in th lamber tr de » long the ‘Truckee iriver that there has been this season. The boom in the lower part of the State cused a marked appreciation in the price of lumber. Coast lumber is up” and consequently — the mountain supply has been drown upon more large:y than usual. All the mills in this vicinity have been doing weil} anith.ve bees shipped as fast as cars . could be obtainet. Prices hive been awivanced here and it is reported that large sales of common Inmber have Leen made during the past week for #13 per thousand. The millmen clvin to have been serivusly hampered this reason by a scurcity o.latorers, it being at present neat to an impos-ibiuty to hire ‘any. 7 “away The uals have order enough now on hand to fil which wilt take every stick of dry lusaber now in the yarus, and beiore she season cioses much thatis green will prob biy. re shipped “L'here will ve iess than’ ten mil toa feet carried over by. all the tails. ’ The Truckee Lumber €o’s mill i Closed-un accouat of Low water, 80 that no logs can be drivea down the fiver fhe Verdi mill is busy sup plying the box actory, which institution is being run to its~fullost capacuy on packing boxes, tue vewand tor wie. is enormous. i Schatfer’s mill is doing lots of work, cutting 69,000 feet dvaly with ove side next week. He made @ large sule last week, ktlen’s mi.l is cutting 39,00 feet daiy. Allof the merchantavie luuber on hand was sold this week tu the P.citic L. & W. Ce. Kichardson Bros. also made a heavy 3 leot lumber this We&eK at advanced prices. The mil is running steadily. . VU. Lonky is running one mill, ascar. I city of iabor causing one to be shut down. He is well supplied with orders, The Bee. Mil’ Co. has but little Lamber forsale and the mill is busy getting vut the material lor the big ive house at that place. Forty thousand feet is being cut daily, The Pacitie Lumber & © Wood Co., have orders for all their mer b ontable ‘umber and have purchased some from others Tue mil is being crowded to They tiad it dithcult to get li borers. . no Mountain tce. t I am now prepared to deliver Moun tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postottice to the un lersigned will be promptly attended to. ee Ss ml V. Sauvur, Prop. [i is calculated to start the other side. . therefore . Patronize the man that brought prices down in CHAMPION CLOTEING SAL'SWAN OF NEVADA COUNTY, N Bloomfield I have compelled one store Ee) : 8 are SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORES OF NEVADA CITY AND NORTA BLOOMFIELD Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, AND MO>sT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots é& Shoes, Hats, Blankets, Trunks, Ete, Ete. EVER BROUGHT TO THE MOUNTAINS, IN THIS CITY . HAVE OPENED THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO, The stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be First Class Shoe Store. All New and the leading factories in San Francisco found in any Fresh from and the East, IN MY CLOTHING STORE [ HVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADRS. THE BEST FITTING AND TAR LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES lhe people of the Ridge will find that the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE ~ Are as low as those of this city. [ extend a special invitation to che people of Grass Val ey and the lower country to call and examine my_ stock ind prices. I am now conducting the Largest Business n this part of the State. My expenses are small, and defy all competition. Nevada County and works for the interest of the people. L. HYMAN, B. Since I instituted a branch store at North to suspend at that ace, and one at Eureka, because my prices were so low hey could not compete with me. Elways ask fo" the San Princiseo Opposit'on <ttres Nos. 2 to 8 Cemmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Ho:el, North Bioumfield. nee In a attend the ani Farnishiny Gols .At this. Sale he inte TH CLOTHING Ever purchased by any dealer Goods willarrive this week This Fall and W spection. BH. M Enquire at the Daily Taanecairr office Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad St, ‘ IS AN OFFER LIKE THE FOLLOWING MADE TO THE PROFLE OF NEVADA COUNTY, SB. FL. MILLER, Of this city,left for San Francisco Sunday, Oct. 16, to Closiny Out Sale of Oa of the Larzast Cloth ing LARGEST AND FINEST STOCKS AND FURNISHING GOODS Biggest Slaughter ! At this Establishment ever known in the County of Nevada, of Glothing = Furnishing Goods, ~~ Rubber ‘Outfits, Ete, Lifetime . ' nds buying one of R. SHOEMAKER, SHOEMAKER, NIVENS & UREN, improved Farming Lands, By is to facilitate the ready transfer of property at rates satis' hous393 on this Coast. factory to purchaser and seller, ment, Railroad and Private Ownership. OFFICE WITH C. E. UREN IN THE HOLee A, N.VENS, Jr. CHA3. EF. UREN, E’OQOTEIIL. I. HEAL ESTATE AND MINING AGENCY, —— Will Buy and Sell, on Commission, Improved and UnImproved and Unimproved City and Town Lots, Mining Properties of all characters and descriptions, Will attend to the collections of Rents, The making of Business Contracts, &c. We do not desire long bonds on property. Our object Information freely given regarding lands of GovernBROOKE BLOCK, MAIN STREET, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. north of Sacramento. The and will be ready for ininter will witness the ILLER, To EXome Seekers. NEVADA COUNTY LAND AND pacers DIRECTORS: my JOHN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD, E. M. PRESTON NAT. P. BROWN GEO. E. TURNER, WM. CAMPBEL W.C. JONES, =’ G. E. BRAND, ie LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10 per acre. . FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INee ee IMPROVEMENT ASCLATION _ CHAS. BARKER, —— AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. — —— —. &7 20,000 Acres ‘of Railroad and Otker Unimproved Lands ~_—— FORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS CG. E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL.