April 14, 1892 (4 pages)

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San Francisco Capitalists Intend to Build a New Line, The air in San Francisco is full of. railroaul rumors,and tlie Chronicle say, that a number of the wealthiest men in that city have been meeting together considering plans and subscribing money to consummate the construction ofa read, These meetings have been going on quietly for the past six months and it was by accident that anything was learned of them. The gentlemen interested have pledged themselves zo build a competing road between San. ranciseo. and Salt Lake. : ‘Each of them has agreed te put’ up in gold coin the sum of $100,000 and each one of them has already paid into a wellknown local bank the sum of $25,000 in cash, being 25 per cent. ef the total sum guaranteed. The men engaged in this enterprise are Alvinza Hayward, W. 8S. Hobart, James G. Fair, James Phelan, E. L. G. Steele, A. S. Hallidie, W. W. Montague, Adam Grant, Joseph Donohoe, the Parrott estate, Henry P. Sonntag, J. B. Stetson and others, thirty in all, nearly all San Franciscans and all Californians. The $3,000,000 cash has -been subscribed and the balance of the money re. quired will be raised by floating bonds and selling the stock of the. company. The werk which has been done is pre. liminary, and the $750,000 now in bauk is a pledge of the earnestness of those engaged in it. It has been learned that the eagineers have been at work and are now, and that this plan of a transcontinental! road is entirely distinct frem any other, Ante Up The April number of Judge’s Library or Monthly Magazine of Fun, Ante Up, is filled with pictures devoted to the American national ‘game—not baseball, but poker. You will not find in it any rules which govern the game nor. any kind beat a full hand, but you cannot afford to keep house without first lookiug over the funny sketches of Ante Up. When we announced some months ago that we had the sole right to club for this Magazine at reduced rates, we did not realize its full importance. We realize it now. Good neighbor, if you do noi see Judge’s Library, why not try it fora year-and make yourself and your family happy? RV CELISGS ell ener one ae Has Anything Been Done? Will our Grass Valley contemporaries inform us what steps, if any, have been taken towards the selection of a committee of conference in that town to confer with a similar committee which has becn appointed here to receive the Eastern editors ? The Nevada City committee is anxious to get down to the work. Let us hear from you, gentlemen, as the tine is getting short and there is a great dea] of rustling to be done to receive those eiitorsin a style that will do honor to the A Big Auction Sale. As per advertisement ‘in aavther column it will be seen that Frank E. Morrill will sell at public auction on Tuesday, May 10th, at his old ranch in Pean Valley, all of his personal property, which consists of 50 head of hernad cattle, 75 horses, Holstein cows aud balls, wagons, buggies, harness, heusehold furniture, ete. Mr. Morrill sold his ranch some time ago, and contemplates taking & trip Kast after disposing of the above described property. This is the largest sale of the kind ever advertised in this county, and will, unJloubtedly, attract a large crowd of purchasers. A day or two age the Tidings stated that Ties. Andrews was the first Sheriff of Nevada vounty. -The Transorter denied it and said the records showed that John Gallagher was the man. To correct the statement the Tidings man_ became unduly irritated, and hunted the Transoairr (the largest and best paper in the county) all over to get in a growl. Fortunately, sv the Tidings man thought, he struck a ‘‘mare’s nest,” in the way of an item we cepied from his sheet and placed the creditin the middle instead of the top of the article, S.nall’ potatoes, Oe oe -Notice. The undersigned, having purchased the Paper routes lately owned by George Barton, will hereafverattend to the business and collect all amounts due en subscription. Norvat Dovetas Jr., EEE When the lips are dry or scarred,When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOLODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photog: ; Tapher of Nevada City, can give:you better crayon or India ink life-size portraite in latest style frames and for Jess money. Call and see the samples work and 28, a20-tf Iv you wuld avery fae femanh od wn kind go to Henry Lane's Feed an’ Live ery Stable. tf Social Party, Prof, Michell will give a social party at Odd Fellows‘Hall on Thursday evenTHURSDAY EV’NG APRIL 14,’92. EEE . Brand Condensed Milk, Your grocer and eyes examined. No charge for examinaplehere are John Hamilton, E. G>Sukeforth, Mr. Randall of Blue Tent, Jack Galiagher, Scott Simonds and family, Jesse‘Thompson Jr., and E. W. Black. The sawinill of Mason, Kidder & Co., started up om the 7th inst, fer the season under the superintendency of E. G. Sukeforth, Mr. Randall ig. the head sawyer while John Hamilton is the boss carpenter and Jack Gallagher being cook at the logging camp. Messrs. Simonds and Hollings have been ‘‘snaking” logs te the head of the chutes for the past two months, so that ‘the mill could ran-to its full capacity of about 40,000 feet per day. The demand for lumber is very promising as the’ National. Ice Co. will erect another of tleirmammoth ice houses this Summer, which will make three inall, with & capavity-of-some 25,000 tons. We anticipate quite ‘a lively camp this summer as the National Ice Co, contemplate some extensive imprevemeats on their ponds and premises. The Floriston Ice Co, will make Gonsiderable improvements, suvh as extending-the capacity of the pond. and building on some 4() feet. Last season we had the liveliest camp on the Truckee River and this season promises quite lively. The National Ice Co, has caused s. me newspaper notoriety, as being in the market to stay, has created what promises to”be an ice war between the two companies, Both deny thatany cutting has been practiced by their company, but as the Union Ice ©o., has a lively cempetiter you may leek for some cheap ice this summer, particula ly in San Francisco where the main struggle for business is being wiged. John Cashin and Scott Simonds, formerly of the Union are enthusiastic over the National, while most of the old stand bys of the Union, together with the drivers of the ice wagons, all followed the National when it opened for business in the city. There is some 125,000 tons of ice stored in the ice houses along the Truckee River. Probably mere than the de: mand will supply, as there are quite a number.of inachines to start up as soon as business will warrant. Mr. D. M. Dysart is endeavoring to ferm a stock company te start up a pulp mill hereabouts as there is au abundance of material for such an enterprise; if he can get capital interested in the enterprise, while water power is plentiful ata trifling outlay. Weare having a “howl” at the Fish Commissioner ef the State of Nevada, for not compelling the owners of Foulks’ dam to put in afish ladder te allow the lish te pass over during spawning season, thereby giving us an equal chance for the piscatorial sport. The Nevada people were loud in their effort to stop the dumping of sawdust in the Truckee River and it is nothing more than fair that'they should.insist upon the ladders being constructed at the various dams in their State. : Simonds & Hollings conduct the hote; aud are interested in the luinber business hee, Mr. 8. H. Simonds is also superintendent of the National Ice Co.’s business here. We are hopeful of having a voting precinct established here this fall. We have the required number of tax payers to have some 75 or more voters by electioii time. As we had even more than 150 last season it isreasonable to expect at least 74 this fall. I wrote to Supervisor MePheters and he seems to be faverable, if we present a petition, which we shall do shertly, Asit is now we are coinpelled to got. Boca, and the Way trains are ruuning it takes a day to make the trip and along late at night before we can return heme. The snow is disappearing rapidly and everything indicates an early season for the lumbering interests along the river. We have heard some complaints that there has not been much high waters to enable some of the lumber men to start the run of logs. X. Will Be Permanently Disfigured, Union :—The little girl whose right cheek was shot off by the accidental dischirge of a gun, at P. Campbell's residence, below Indian Springs, on Monday, will be permanently disfigured from the wound. There is also danger that paralysis of the side of the face will result from the wound. Ems Eee Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely aveided by giving proper neurishment and wholesome food. ‘The most successful and reliable of all is the Gail Berden **Kagle” druggist keep it. How Are Your Eyes ? Parents and teachers sheuld ascertain whether children have any defects of vision, and if so have them speedily corrected. Callon Farrer and have their tion. it HOTEL AKKIVALS. C. Oskosh, Grass Valley, W. FP. Taomas, Cc. K Uren, $4 223 PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Noles About Peoplo Of and Young. R, A. Blair of San Francisco is here. E. M. Preston leftson the noon train for Santa Cruz to attend the funeral of THINGS SAID AND DONE. Heard and Seon by tho Daily Trauseript. A Pleasant and Sucresstul Akin at Odd Reporter. The Champion mine has declared an. other dividend, of thirty cents per share, payable on and after tomorrow. to serve on the election board and wili ‘ing, Justice Mulloy ordered the prisoner To Mrs. Lester & Crawferd’s store and PET see the grand display of Millinery goods, ation. xehange. ss . B. Weller, San Francisco, The most elegant ne ee ht te this W. J. Brock, Moores Fiat, why: Cc. x Meyers, “ f ————————__________. i T. Steph astpesis J. Kelly, P forest Oity, Baby cried, Sr a £. ©. an, Blue Ten T.G fen Fresno, Mother sighed, J. H. Austin, Lincoln, BB. Jonen'Bleomiela R. ones, A. Duneleavy, Chamption, Deotor prescribed: Castoria Of Millinery and other fine goods will commence vn Moiday and continue for the week, at Mra, Lester & Crawford's, the-late William R. Litchfield. R. R. Jones came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Geo, Grissel left on the noon train for San Francisco, Miss 'T.-Stephens arrived here -yesterday frem Mariposa, Telegraph: Geo. W. Hill is very sick athis home. Dr. S. .M. Harris is attending him. Mrs. Harry Douglas leaves Saturday for San Francisce, where she will make a visit to friends there. Willis Clinch, Albert Fletcher and Dan Donovan, of Grass Valley, were present at the domine party last night. Miss Z, Heintzen of Forest City, who has been:'to Sau Francisco on a visit, arrived heré.last evening on her way home. F. W. Seitz of Forest City, who has been-to San Francisco on @ Visit, arrived here this morning on his way home. \ W. Penaluma and B. Penaluma of Sierra City arrived here this morning froin San Francisco, where they have been on a visit. A. A. Allen ef: the Machine morning. Singer Sewing Company arrived here this His many friends are glad to welcome“him back agai. A. Gauthier, ewner of the Crown Point mine, contemplates making a visit to his native country, France, about the first of May, after an absence of many years. Ed. W. Bigelow, whe used to live at this city, but whe is now,empleyed by the Great American Tea Company at San Francisco, arrived here this merning. He came to settle up the estate of his mother, who died a short time ago in Oregon, Teacher's Institate. . Yesterday afternoon session opened with a vocal solo by Miss White, followed-by a duet by Miss Jennie Adair and Mr. John Wéerry. Prof. Miller of Grass Valley read an interesting paper on history. A lively discussion followe participated in-by J. G. O'Neill, Miss MecAulley and Prof, Syle. J. M. Hussey then took up the unusually dry subject of mensuration, but Mr. Hussey’s thorough mastery of the subject made it one of the most interesting topics discussed by the Institute. The Institute opened this morning with instrumental music, after which F. L. Arbogast iatroduced the Matson frame, which was invented by a young lady graduate of the State Nerm.1 School. Miss Maggie O'Donnell explained and illustrated the use of the frame in the schoolroom. Miss Belle Millhone read an excellent piper on primary geography, and a lengthy discussion followed. Miss Cora Williams of Grass Valley reada very instructive paper en prepara tory werk for High School mathematies. Miss McAuliffe of Grass Valley delighted the Institute with a vezal solo. Prof. Miller of the Grass Valley High School reada splendid paper on ‘Lyric Poetry,” and held his auditors spellbound for au hour by his eloquence. Institate adjourned till 1 o'clock Pp. M. ~~ = e+ +. Walsh Discharged. At the conclusion of the preliminary examination of James Walsh last evendischarged, there not being sufficient evidence upon which to hold him for trial befere the Superior Court. The evidence inainly went tou show that. Walsh stab. bed Fitzgerald in self-defense, during a general drunken row. Fitzgerald has nearly recovered from the effects of his wound, The Jewish Passover. The Jewish Feast ef the Passover began on las Monday evening and continues until next Tuesday at sundown, It is the most important of the religious festivals ef the people of that faith and is very generally observed. The celebration of the rites of the festival is to preserve the memory of the escape of the Israelities from bondage and their exodus ‘from Egypt. Crand Opening Of Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's on Menday, and continuing for the week. Eee Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8.'D., we quote: “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. Fourdoctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God I am now @well and hearty’ woman.” Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ drug store, reglua size 50 cents and $1.00. : : Go, Now, She Grand Opening ing. Everybody invited, al3-20. ~-isreported to be looking very well again, . the wonder of the age, The Delhi quartz mine at Columbia, Hi) from the developments which have and are being made in the lower tunnel. The Democratic Qiounty Central Committee has called {a} county convention to select delegates to attend the State Convention, which meets at Fresno on May 17th. In the Superior Court today, in the matter of the estate of W. H. Kruger, deceased, hearing of motion to substitute attorney for minor heirs was argued and subm itted. Union: Next year, it is confidently stated, electric power will be introduced in théGrass Valley district fer mining purposes, the electric force ‘being transmitted from the South Yuba river, the water‘of which will be used tu drive the dynames. : ane oon , Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the post-ofticeat Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 14, 1892: » Beiber, Dr. F. Blaine, Dr. J. M. Carileer, William Lossine, R. Phillips, W. W. Wright, Allie 1f not called for in fifteen days the let ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Caukrns, P. M. teeHot Cross Buns. Go to the New York Bakery for your HOT CRO3S BUNS to-morrow morning. Durst willhave the genuine article on hand, It —~ <6 Ralston Appointed. The President has sent te the Senate the appointment of W. ©. Ralston, as U 8, Appraiser at San Francisco, vice Cc. M. Leavy. The salary of the office is $4000 per annum. —~+ 02 Masonic League; The Masonic League will meet at Masonic Hall Friday. All members are requested to be present. 90-2. K. of P. Attention, The regular weekly meeting ef Milo Lodge, No. 48, will be -held Friday evening. A ‘ull atteadance is requested. Cuas. Pecor, C. C. B. S. Recyor, K. of R. & S. ‘Public Taste” Hams and Bacon’’ And Lard are the best. Try them and you'll want no other. Manutactured by Cottey Bros., Commercial street. d3 LEAN ean OS ORY, CIE ate Easrer Bonnets and Hats at Mrs. Lester & Crawfords, all-lw. In all aeraugeus the liver a cure is certain if you take Smmouns Liver Regulator, eo A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, . Dividend Notice. Sais T a meeting of the Board of Directors A of the Champion Mining Company, heldon the 12th day of April, 189, a diyidend (No. 19) of Thirty (30) cents per share was declared payable on and after Friday, April 15, 1892;at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansofhe street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be elosed on Thursday, April 14, 1892, at 9 o’clock a. M. Turo, Werzst, Sec'y. Office—No. 320 Sansome street, Rooin 10, San Francisco, Cal. ml10-td Compound Sulphur POWDER ! The Best Medicine Ever Introd uced! TRY IT! .The Great Habitual Constipation, IrPiles, Billiousness, Remedy for Diseased Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumdigestion, Liver, bago, Gravel, Etc. Thousands of bottles ar sold monthly, and everye body that has used it prolaim it to a wonderful medicine. Every prominent physician in San~Francisco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra mento recommend it. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical that it is ~ DOMINO PARTY. Fellows’ Hall. The domino party given by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters last night was largely attended. About sixty persons were in dominoes, the greater number not geing en mask, but waiting 10:30 dance.— until the masks were.raised at before taking Some of thé dominoes worn by the ladies were made up very neatly. Kight of the “Rustic Dazzlers” were ‘‘in the swim,” wearing blue dominoes with hand-painted backs-pginted with a marking brush— advertising their approaching entertainpart in the ment. The music furnished. by Goyne's orchestra was all that could be wished for. -Shortly before midnight refreshments were served, after which dancing was resumed and continued till after 1 o'clock, Socially the party wasa great success, a. os De Your Glasses Fit You? The use of imperfect and unsuitable spectacles er eyeglasses has injured instead of improved the eyesight of many persons: Farrer, at Vinton’s, will fit glasses correctly and satisfactorily. . 1t' + 2ee —— -} Too Many Com.aunications. Yesterday and tolay we received three communications in relation te the hoodlum disturbance at the Theatre on Tues communications GRATEFUL MINERS The California Miners’ “Asageiation end Judge J. MeKenna, Hen. Jeseph McKenna was met on Monday by a delegation from the Califor nia Miners’ Associaticn, who desired to testify to him their hearty .appreciation of his services in Congress as a champion of the mining industry on ‘the Pacific Coast, and more particularly for his action iu furthering the passage of the hy~ draulic mining bill, which prevides for the creation of the California Debris Commission. Judge McKenna received the delegation very cordially. The party censisted of the following named gentlemen: J. H. Neff’. K. Thorton, John FY Davis, William Irelan, W. C. Ralston and M.-H. Meade. AUCTION SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY. The Largest Sale Ever Advertised IN NEVADA COUNTY. To: take place at the day evening last. The are all of the same purport, and but. a repetition of what we said in yesterday's PRANscHrpr, theréfore we do not deem their publication necessary. ‘There is. erie thing certain, the outrageous actions of the boys will net be repeated." If they make an attempt in that «lirection again they will be thrown into the City Prison. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the, world fgr Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. [tis \aranteed to give perfect satisfaction o. money refunded, per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20ly Price 25 cents MARRIED. At San Francisco, April 7, by Rev. William C. Poid, Horace W. Orear to Miss Mattie W. Chapman, both of that city. ONE ENJOVS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan: and refreshing to the taste. and act gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitua! constipation permanently, For sal: in 50e and $1 bottles by all druggists, CALIFORNIA FIG Sy.iUP. CO. 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE. KY. WEW YORK, w.¥. _2 Thorough-bred Holstein Bulls. Ranch formerly owned by F. B Morrill, AT PENN VALLEY, ON TUESDAY, MAY 10th, 1892, CONSISTING OF 50 Head of Horned Cattle, 3 Thorough-bred Holstein Cows. 1 6-horse Wagon. 1 4-horse Wagon. 1 2-horse Spring Wagon. 2 Buggies, 75 Head of Horses—all grades. 4 Sets of Harness, Several Brood Mares, with Colts, A Large number of the Cattle are Graded Holstein. Also, 2 Bed-room Sets and various other Household Furuiture, — TeRMS Or SALE—All under $50, cash. All over $50, one year’s credit at 10 per cent per annuin, GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer, FOR CITY ASSESSOR. GEO; COUGHLAN Will be a Candidate tor CITY ASSESSOR At the May Election. FOR CITY MARSHAL, CHAS. PECOR Will be a candidate for CITY MARSHAL At the May Election, “One of the Prayer Electric Plants and Pelton and gutranteed. GEORGE Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve the Lord's In Full Text on Thy Cviliag. Agent for tle Electrical Enginoor'ng Company of San Mrane’sco, nnd ats Motors placed in operation SLEEP, submit to al This Wee TRIMMED HATS Than were seen in any one house in the county. Wa want you to see them whether you wish to purchase or not. dy Sold by all Drugzs 1A DIES. We shall be pleased to your inspection k more AND BONNETS ever before POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder. — Highest of all ‘in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT Foop Report, Rovat Bakiyea Powver Co, ; 106 Wall St, N. Y. Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATTERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL 11th, and continue all the week. All are invited, t MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, a5-2w Main Street, Nevada City. —o ae Better Than Imported Hama. Connoisseurs admit that ‘Public Taste” Hams made by Couiey Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf BEAM Oe gt Dental Notice, ———— Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found vt his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branches at low proes, d21-tt OG ctesncrininitg The Loading Hotels Here Serve Coutry Bros.’ “Public Taste” md Bacon. Ask for it, Hains d3-tf 08, Siumons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery, It is & gentle laxative, snd harmless, . Days of 40," Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld,. Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front “street, San Fran. cisco. ja23-Ly ee Fine ‘49 Whiskey, For sale at Mix HaNLey’s. Try it. m From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton.’ Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jacksou;— aS-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator, : women. The common afflictions of women are atcle head-aches, indigestion and nervous tr subles, They arise largely from. stomach disorders. As Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparifia ts the only bowel yegulating preparation, you ean see why it is more effective than auy other Saraaparilla in those troubles, It ts daily relieving hundreds, The action te mild, direct and effective, We have scores of letters from grateful women, We refer to a few: Herren debility, Mrs. J. Barton, 142 7th ao, bigs 4 . debility, Mra, Belden, 610 Mason om, Nerveus debili . Te uty, Misa R Rosenblum, 263 Stomach troublea, Mra. BR. ” Wheaton, Post Bt., ry ad gy Bick headaches, Mrs. M, B, Price, 16 Prospect Place, & F, Bick, headaches, Mra, M. Fowler, 827 Ellis 82, Tndiguies, Mra, ©. D. Stuart, 122] Mission Constipation, Mra, C, Melvin, 128 Kearny 8, Uj Sarsaparilia Most modern, most effective, largest bettie, Same price, $1.00 of 6 fer Sk08 CARR BROTHERS. ) oa (bal Te It is a little early to talk of perfect Cups and Boston Chips. pleasant to the taste. Boston Chips have man they are delicious and in popular favor the Chose who have tried them kuow what a] there is 4 treat in store, Candy ts not all l, M. FOLEY, Confectioner, GAPenract Panis A PERFECT PICNIC. : It should be absolute in its purity, Y qualities in common: = nm} ei ‘= picnics, but not too soon to talk of Butter that it ought to be when it happens to be These Butter Cupy and lu purity they are perfect, in taste Y are-making exceedingly rapid strides, uxury they are; for those who haven't, Call and try my Popular Brands of CIGARS. hand Sprig [rimm3d = Pattern. THE CHCICEST AND ‘ust received 25 dozen Trimmed Sailo ‘ifty dezeu Daisy Wreaths at 5 ceuts il gone. Vach, Sommercial Street CPEINIINTG ,_ next to Colley's NEVADA CITY, CAL. No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. and Summer Hats and Togues —-—AND—— TEST STYLES IN WIDDINERY, + DY: AND + RANCY GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED 0 ATTEND, r Hata which will be sold at 15 cents each. Come and see them before they are oh. LUO BEScz, Meat Market, ie ee ee a ee The Leadiug Grocery Store i Hevada City. PROVIS AT THIS STORE,;WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND GROCERIES, CASE GOODS LIQUORS, gTo be had in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates SSS Grocery ei THE. CHOICEST IONS, ? 3 {J JAGKSOM, “Seoire” Commercial

iv ; ; } j 1 ) 4 ) ; 5; ; ) c > J : R r y 4 1 1 1 y y " 4 ; a y ‘ " , , t 1 : r 3 } 1 " , , , y f f ; ¢ L " J 3 , , f ; . \ ; j b } ; j 7 . : hed ey + county. / pointers by which you make three of a Nt aD BR NITE LEE ESO TECTIA GAC TEA — meen THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. : A PROSPEROUS . TOWN. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, What” Our Correspondent at Floriston, « Nevada County, Has to Say. Eprror Transcrier :—Possibly a few lines may interest your readers from this remote section of our county, Amongst the various Nevada City pee: = as = : A NEW RAILROAD. San Francisco Capitalists Intend to Build a New Line, The air in San Francisco is full of. railroaul rumors,and tlie Chronicle say, that a number of the wealthiest men in that city have been meeting together considering plans and subscribing money to consummate the construction ofa read, These meetings have been going on quietly for the past six months and it was by accident that anything was learned of them. The gentlemen interested have pledged themselves zo build a competing road between San. ranciseo. and Salt Lake. : ‘Each of them has agreed te put’ up in gold coin the sum of $100,000 and each one of them has already paid into a wellknown local bank the sum of $25,000 in cash, being 25 per cent. ef the total sum guaranteed. The men engaged in this enterprise are Alvinza Hayward, W. 8S. Hobart, James G. Fair, James Phelan, E. L. G. Steele, A. S. Hallidie, W. W. Montague, Adam Grant, Joseph Donohoe, the Parrott estate, Henry P. Sonntag, J. B. Stetson and others, thirty in all, nearly all San Franciscans and all Californians. The $3,000,000 cash has -been subscribed and the balance of the money re. quired will be raised by floating bonds and selling the stock of the. company. The werk which has been done is pre. liminary, and the $750,000 now in bauk is a pledge of the earnestness of those engaged in it. It has been learned that the eagineers have been at work and are now, and that this plan of a transcontinental! road is entirely distinct frem any other, Ante Up The April number of Judge’s Library or Monthly Magazine of Fun, Ante Up, is filled with pictures devoted to the American national ‘game—not baseball, but poker. You will not find in it any rules which govern the game nor. any kind beat a full hand, but you cannot afford to keep house without first lookiug over the funny sketches of Ante Up. When we announced some months ago that we had the sole right to club for this Magazine at reduced rates, we did not realize its full importance. We realize it now. Good neighbor, if you do noi see Judge’s Library, why not try it fora year-and make yourself and your family happy? RV CELISGS ell ener one ae Has Anything Been Done? Will our Grass Valley contemporaries inform us what steps, if any, have been taken towards the selection of a committee of conference in that town to confer with a similar committee which has becn appointed here to receive the Eastern editors ? The Nevada City committee is anxious to get down to the work. Let us hear from you, gentlemen, as the tine is getting short and there is a great dea] of rustling to be done to receive those eiitorsin a style that will do honor to the A Big Auction Sale. As per advertisement ‘in aavther column it will be seen that Frank E. Morrill will sell at public auction on Tuesday, May 10th, at his old ranch in Pean Valley, all of his personal property, which consists of 50 head of hernad cattle, 75 horses, Holstein cows aud balls, wagons, buggies, harness, heusehold furniture, ete. Mr. Morrill sold his ranch some time ago, and contemplates taking & trip Kast after disposing of the above described property. This is the largest sale of the kind ever advertised in this county, and will, unJloubtedly, attract a large crowd of purchasers. A day or two age the Tidings stated that Ties. Andrews was the first Sheriff of Nevada vounty. -The Transorter denied it and said the records showed that John Gallagher was the man. To correct the statement the Tidings man_ became unduly irritated, and hunted the Transoairr (the largest and best paper in the county) all over to get in a growl. Fortunately, sv the Tidings man thought, he struck a ‘‘mare’s nest,” in the way of an item we cepied from his sheet and placed the creditin the middle instead of the top of the article, S.nall’ potatoes, Oe oe -Notice. The undersigned, having purchased the Paper routes lately owned by George Barton, will hereafverattend to the business and collect all amounts due en subscription. Norvat Dovetas Jr., EEE When the lips are dry or scarred,When the teeth are dark or dull, When tongue is hot and hard, And tills the tainted mouth too full, The magic SOLODONT supply, And all those ills before it fly. Don’t Order From Travelers When John Swart, the artistic photog: ; Tapher of Nevada City, can give:you better crayon or India ink life-size portraite in latest style frames and for Jess money. Call and see the samples work and 28, a20-tf Iv you wuld avery fae femanh od wn kind go to Henry Lane's Feed an’ Live ery Stable. tf Social Party, Prof, Michell will give a social party at Odd Fellows‘Hall on Thursday evenTHURSDAY EV’NG APRIL 14,’92. EEE . Brand Condensed Milk, Your grocer and eyes examined. No charge for examinaplehere are John Hamilton, E. G>Sukeforth, Mr. Randall of Blue Tent, Jack Galiagher, Scott Simonds and family, Jesse‘Thompson Jr., and E. W. Black. The sawinill of Mason, Kidder & Co., started up om the 7th inst, fer the season under the superintendency of E. G. Sukeforth, Mr. Randall ig. the head sawyer while John Hamilton is the boss carpenter and Jack Gallagher being cook at the logging camp. Messrs. Simonds and Hollings have been ‘‘snaking” logs te the head of the chutes for the past two months, so that ‘the mill could ran-to its full capacity of about 40,000 feet per day. The demand for lumber is very promising as the’ National. Ice Co. will erect another of tleirmammoth ice houses this Summer, which will make three inall, with & capavity-of-some 25,000 tons.. We anticipate quite ‘a lively camp this summer as the National Ice Co, contemplate some extensive imprevemeats on their ponds and premises. The Floriston Ice Co, will make Gonsiderable improvements, suvh as extending-the capacity of the pond. and building on some 4() feet. Last season we had the liveliest camp on the Truckee River and this season promises quite lively. The National Ice Co, has caused s. me newspaper notoriety, as being in the market to stay, has created what promises to”be an ice war between the two companies, Both deny thatany cutting has been practiced by their company, but as the Union Ice ©o., has a lively cempetiter you may leek for some cheap ice this summer, particula ly in San Francisco where the main struggle for business is being wiged. John Cashin and Scott Simonds, formerly of the Union are enthusiastic over the National, while most of the old stand bys of the Union, together with the drivers of the ice wagons, all followed the National when it opened for business in the city. There is some 125,000 tons of ice stored in the ice houses along the Truckee River. Probably mere than the de: mand will supply, as there are quite a number.of inachines to start up as soon as business will warrant. Mr. D. M. Dysart is endeavoring to ferm a stock company te start up a pulp mill hereabouts as there is au abundance of material for such an enterprise; if he can get capital interested in the enterprise, while water power is plentiful ata trifling outlay. Weare having a “howl” at the Fish Commissioner ef the State of Nevada, for not compelling the owners of Foulks’ dam to put in afish ladder te allow the lish te pass over during spawning season, thereby giving us an equal chance for the piscatorial sport. The Nevada people were loud in their effort to stop the dumping of sawdust in the Truckee River and it is nothing more than fair that'they should.insist upon the ladders being constructed at the various dams in their State. : Simonds & Hollings conduct the hote; aud are interested in the luinber business hee, Mr. 8. H. Simonds is also superintendent of the National Ice Co.’s business here. We are hopeful of having a voting precinct established here this fall. We have the required number of tax payers to have some 75 or more voters by electioii time. As we had even more than 150 last season it isreasonable to expect at least 74 this fall. I wrote to Supervisor MePheters and he seems to be faverable, if we present a petition, which we shall do shertly, Asit is now we are coinpelled to got. Boca, and the Way trains are ruuning it takes a day to make the trip and along late at night before we can return heme. The snow is disappearing rapidly and everything indicates an early season for the lumbering interests along the river. We have heard some complaints that there has not been much high waters to enable some of the lumber men to start the run of logs. X. Will Be Permanently Disfigured, Union :—The little girl whose right cheek was shot off by the accidental dischirge of a gun, at P. Campbell's residence, below Indian Springs, on Monday, will be permanently disfigured from the wound. There is also danger that paralysis of the side of the face will result from the wound. Ems Eee Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely aveided by giving proper neurishment and wholesome food. ‘The most successful and reliable of all is the Gail Berden **Kagle” druggist keep it. How Are Your Eyes ? Parents and teachers sheuld ascertain whether children have any defects of vision, and if so have them speedily corrected. Callon Farrer and have their tion. it HOTEL AKKIVALS. C. Oskosh, Grass Valley, W. FP. Taomas, Cc. K Uren, $4 223 PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Noles About Peoplo Of and Young. R, A. Blair of San Francisco is here. E. M. Preston leftson the noon train for Santa Cruz to attend the funeral of THINGS SAID AND DONE. Heard and Seon by tho Daily Trauseript. A Pleasant and Sucresstul Akin at Odd Reporter. The Champion mine has declared an. other dividend, of thirty cents per share, payable on and after tomorrow. to serve on the election board and wili ‘ing, Justice Mulloy ordered the prisoner To Mrs. Lester & Crawferd’s store and PET see the grand display of Millinery goods, ation. xehange. ss . B. Weller, San Francisco, The most elegant ne ee ht te this W. J. Brock, Moores Fiat, why: Cc. x Meyers, “ f ————————__________. i T. Steph astpesis J. Kelly, P forest Oity, Baby cried, Sr a £. ©. an, Blue Ten T.G fen Fresno, Mother sighed, J. H. Austin, Lincoln, BB. Jonen'Bleomiela R. ones, A. Duneleavy, Chamption, Deotor prescribed: Castoria Of Millinery and other fine goods will commence vn Moiday and continue for the week, at Mra, Lester & Crawford's, the-late William R. Litchfield. R. R. Jones came down from North Bloomfield yesterday. Geo, Grissel left on the noon train for San Francisco, Miss 'T.-Stephens arrived here -yesterday frem Mariposa, Telegraph: Geo. W. Hill is very sick athis home. Dr. S. .M. Harris is attending him. Mrs. Harry Douglas leaves Saturday for San Francisce, where she will make a visit to friends there. Willis Clinch, Albert Fletcher and Dan Donovan, of Grass Valley, were present at the domine party last night. Miss Z, Heintzen of Forest City, who has been:'to Sau Francisco on a visit, arrived heré.last evening on her way home. F. W. Seitz of Forest City, who has been-to San Francisco on @ Visit, arrived here this morning on his way home. \ W. Penaluma and B. Penaluma of Sierra City arrived here this morning froin San Francisco, where they have been on a visit. A. A. Allen ef: the Machine morning. Singer Sewing Company arrived here this His many friends are glad to welcome“him back agai. A. Gauthier, ewner of the Crown Point mine, contemplates making a visit to his native country, France, about the first of May, after an absence of many years. Ed. W. Bigelow, whe used to live at this city, but whe is now,empleyed by the Great American Tea Company at San Francisco, arrived here this merning. He came to settle up the estate of his mother, who died a short time ago in Oregon, Teacher's Institate. . Yesterday afternoon session opened with a vocal solo by Miss White, followed-by a duet by Miss Jennie Adair and Mr. John Wéerry. Prof. Miller of Grass Valley read an interesting paper on history. A lively discussion followe participated in-by J. G. O'Neill, Miss MecAulley and Prof, Syle. J. M. Hussey then took up the unusually dry subject of mensuration, but Mr. Hussey’s thorough mastery of the subject made it one of the most interesting topics discussed by the Institute. The Institute opened this morning with instrumental music, after which F. L. Arbogast iatroduced the Matson frame, which was invented by a young lady graduate of the State Nerm.1 School. Miss Maggie O'Donnell explained and illustrated the use of the frame in the schoolroom. Miss Belle Millhone read an excellent piper on primary geography, and a lengthy discussion followed. Miss Cora Williams of Grass Valley reada very instructive paper en prepara tory werk for High School mathematies. Miss McAuliffe of Grass Valley delighted the Institute with a vezal solo. Prof. Miller of the Grass Valley High School reada splendid paper on ‘Lyric Poetry,” and held his auditors spellbound for au hour by his eloquence. Institate adjourned till 1 o'clock Pp. M. ~~ = e+ +. Walsh Discharged. At the conclusion of the preliminary examination of James Walsh last evendischarged, there not being sufficient evidence upon which to hold him for trial befere the Superior Court. The evidence inainly went tou show that. Walsh stab. bed Fitzgerald in self-defense, during a general drunken row. Fitzgerald has nearly recovered from the effects of his wound, The Jewish Passover. The Jewish Feast ef the Passover began on las Monday evening and continues until next Tuesday at sundown, It is the most important of the religious festivals ef the people of that faith and is very generally observed. The celebration of the rites of the festival is to preserve the memory of the escape of the Israelities from bondage and their exodus ‘from Egypt. Crand Opening Of Fine Millinery and other pretty articles at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's on Menday, and continuing for the week.

Eee Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8.'D., we quote: “Was taken with a bad cold, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. Fourdoctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time. I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was advised to get Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured me and thank God I am now @well and hearty’ woman.” Trial bottles free at Carr Bros.’ drug store, reglua size 50 cents and $1.00. : : Go, Now, She Grand Opening ing. Everybody invited, al3-20. ~-isreported to be looking very well again, . the wonder of the age, The Delhi quartz mine at Columbia, Hi) from the developments which have and are being made in the lower tunnel. The Democratic Qiounty Central Committee has called {a} county convention to select delegates to attend the State Convention, which meets at Fresno on May 17th. In the Superior Court today, in the matter of the estate of W. H. Kruger, deceased, hearing of motion to substitute attorney for minor heirs was argued and subm itted. Union: Next year, it is confidently stated, electric power will be introduced in théGrass Valley district fer mining purposes, the electric force ‘being transmitted from the South Yuba river, the water‘of which will be used tu drive the dynames. : ane oon , Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the post-ofticeat Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., April 14, 1892: » Beiber, Dr. F. Blaine, Dr. J. M. Carileer, William Lossine, R. Phillips, W. W. Wright, Allie 1f not called for in fifteen days the let ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Caukrns, P. M. teeHot Cross Buns. Go to the New York Bakery for your HOT CRO3S BUNS to-morrow morning. Durst willhave the genuine article on hand, It —~ <6 Ralston Appointed. The President has sent te the Senate the appointment of W. ©. Ralston, as U 8, Appraiser at San Francisco, vice Cc. M. Leavy. The salary of the office is $4000 per annum. —~+ 02 Masonic League; The Masonic League will meet at Masonic Hall Friday. All members are requested to be present. 90-2. K. of P. Attention, The regular weekly meeting ef Milo Lodge, No. 48, will be -held Friday evening. A ‘ull atteadance is requested. Cuas. Pecor, C. C. B. S. Recyor, K. of R. & S. ‘Public Taste” Hams and Bacon’’ And Lard are the best. Try them and you'll want no other. Manutactured by Cottey Bros., Commercial street. d3 LEAN ean OS ORY, CIE ate Easrer Bonnets and Hats at Mrs. Lester & Crawfords, all-lw. In all aeraugeus the liver a cure is certain if you take Smmouns Liver Regulator, eo A CERTAIN cure for malaria fevers is found in Simmons Liver Regulator, To prevent fevers, keep the liver active and bowels regular with Simmons Liver Regulator, . Dividend Notice. Sais T a meeting of the Board of Directors A of the Champion Mining Company, heldon the 12th day of April, 189, a diyidend (No. 19) of Thirty (30) cents per share was declared payable on and after Friday, April 15, 1892;at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansofhe street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be elosed on Thursday, April 14, 1892, at 9 o’clock a. M. Turo, Werzst, Sec'y. Office—No. 320 Sansome street, Rooin 10, San Francisco, Cal. ml10-td Compound Sulphur POWDER ! The Best Medicine Ever Introd uced! TRY IT! .The Great Habitual Constipation, IrPiles, Billiousness, Remedy for Diseased Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumdigestion, Liver, bago, Gravel, Etc. Thousands of bottles ar sold monthly, and everye body that has used it prolaim it to a wonderful medicine. Every prominent physician in San~Francisco, San Jose, Stockton and Sacra mento recommend it. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical that it is ~ DOMINO PARTY. Fellows’ Hall. The domino party given by Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters last night was largely attended. About sixty persons were in dominoes, the greater number not geing en mask, but waiting 10:30 dance.— until the masks were.raised at before taking Some of thé dominoes worn by the ladies were made up very neatly. Kight of the “Rustic Dazzlers” were ‘‘in the swim,” wearing blue dominoes with hand-painted backs-pginted with a marking brush— advertising their approaching entertainpart in the ment. The music furnished. by Goyne's orchestra was all that could be wished for. -Shortly before midnight refreshments were served, after which dancing was resumed and continued till after 1 o'clock, Socially the party wasa great success, a. os De Your Glasses Fit You? The use of imperfect and unsuitable spectacles er eyeglasses has injured instead of improved the eyesight of many persons: Farrer, at Vinton’s, will fit glasses correctly and satisfactorily. . 1t' + 2ee —— -} Too Many Com.aunications. Yesterday and tolay we received three communications in relation te the hoodlum disturbance at the Theatre on Tues communications GRATEFUL MINERS The California Miners’ “Asageiation end Judge J. MeKenna, Hen. Jeseph McKenna was met on Monday by a delegation from the Califor nia Miners’ Associaticn, who desired to testify to him their hearty .appreciation of his services in Congress as a champion of the mining industry on ‘the Pacific Coast, and more particularly for his action iu furthering the passage of the hy~ draulic mining bill, which prevides for the creation of the California Debris Commission. Judge McKenna received the delegation very cordially. The party censisted of the following named gentlemen: J. H. Neff’. K. Thorton, John FY Davis, William Irelan, W. C. Ralston and M.-H. Meade. AUCTION SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY. The Largest Sale Ever Advertised IN NEVADA COUNTY. To: take place at the day evening last. The are all of the same purport, and but. a repetition of what we said in yesterday's PRANscHrpr, theréfore we do not deem their publication necessary. ‘There is. erie thing certain, the outrageous actions of the boys will net be repeated." If they make an attempt in that «lirection again they will be thrown into the City Prison. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the, world fgr Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Seres, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Kruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required. [tis \aranteed to give perfect satisfaction o. money refunded, per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20ly Price 25 cents MARRIED. At San Francisco, April 7, by Rev. William C. Poid, Horace W. Orear to Miss Mattie W. Chapman, both of that city. ONE ENJOVS Both the method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasan: and refreshing to the taste. and act gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys tem effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitua! constipation permanently, For sal: in 50e and $1 bottles by all druggists, CALIFORNIA FIG Sy.iUP. CO. 8AN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVILLE. KY. WEW YORK, w.¥. _2 Thorough-bred Holstein Bulls. Ranch formerly owned by F. B Morrill, AT PENN VALLEY, ON TUESDAY, MAY 10th, 1892, CONSISTING OF 50 Head of Horned Cattle, 3 Thorough-bred Holstein Cows. 1 6-horse Wagon. 1 4-horse Wagon. 1 2-horse Spring Wagon. 2 Buggies, 75 Head of Horses—all grades. 4 Sets of Harness, Several Brood Mares, with Colts, A Large number of the Cattle are Graded Holstein. Also, 2 Bed-room Sets and various other Household Furuiture, — TeRMS Or SALE—All under $50, cash. All over $50, one year’s credit at 10 per cent per annuin, GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer, FOR CITY ASSESSOR. GEO; COUGHLAN Will be a Candidate tor CITY ASSESSOR At the May Election. FOR CITY MARSHAL, CHAS. PECOR Will be a candidate for CITY MARSHAL At the May Election, “One of the Prayer Electric Plants and Pelton and gutranteed. GEORGE Thou shalt burn one Gas Jet, to preserve the Lord's In Full Text on Thy Cviliag. Agent for tle Electrical Enginoor'ng Company of San Mrane’sco, nnd ats Motors placed in operation SLEEP, submit to al This Wee TRIMMED HATS Than were seen in any one house in the county. Wa want you to see them whether you wish to purchase or not. dy Sold by all Drugzs 1A DIES. We shall be pleased to your inspection k more AND BONNETS ever before POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder. — Highest of all ‘in leavening strength.— Larest Unirep Srares GOVERNMENT Foop Report, Rovat Bakiyea Powver Co, ; 106 Wall St, N. Y. Spring Opening. Our GRAND SPRING OPENING of PATTERN BONNETS and LATEST NOVELTIES, on MONDAY, APRIL 11th, and continue all the week. All are invited, t MRS. LESTER & CRAWFORD, a5-2w Main Street, Nevada City. —o ae Better Than Imported Hama. Connoisseurs admit that ‘Public Taste” Hams made by Couiey Bros. of the Commercial Street Meat Market are the best had at this city. d3-tf BEAM Oe gt Dental Notice, ———— Dr. J. F. Shaw has returned from Plumas and Sierra counties and can be found vt his office on Commercial street. First class dentistry in all its branches at low proes, d21-tt OG ctesncrininitg The Loading Hotels Here Serve Coutry Bros.’ “Public Taste” md Bacon. Ask for it, Hains d3-tf 08, Siumons Liver Regulator is invaluable in the nursery, It is & gentle laxative, snd harmless, . Days of 40," Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. Meyerfeld,. Mitchell & Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific Coast, 116 Front “street, San Fran. cisco. ja23-Ly ee Fine ‘49 Whiskey, For sale at Mix HaNLey’s. Try it. m From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajump if you use Cephaline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton.’ Something Fancy. A carload of Drifted Snow Flour, the finest made, just received by J. J. Jacksou;— aS-tf To insure a hearty appetite and increased digestion take Simmons Liver Regulator, : women. 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Vach, Sommercial Street CPEINIINTG ,_ next to Colley's NEVADA CITY, CAL. No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. and Summer Hats and Togues —-—AND—— TEST STYLES IN WIDDINERY, + DY: AND + RANCY GOODS, COMMENCING THURSDAY, APRIL 7, TO WHICH ALL ARE RESPECTFULLY INVITED 0 ATTEND, r Hata which will be sold at 15 cents each. Come and see them before they are oh. LUO BEScz, Meat Market, ie ee ee a ee The Leadiug Grocery Store i Hevada City. PROVIS AT THIS STORE,;WILL ALWAYS BE FOUND GROCERIES, CASE GOODS LIQUORS, gTo be had in Nevada City. My Goods are Fresh and Pure and Sold at Lowest Rates SSS Grocery ei THE. CHOICEST IONS, ? 3 {J JAGKSOM, “Seoire” Commercial