April 17, 1893 (4 pages)

anne! ; “MONDAY EWNG, APRIL. 17.-°93. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ada City, Nevada County, Calif. Nev Published Every EveningExcept-Sun— days snd Lagel Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a, Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. SS ——————————_—_— ’ No Fences. running at large within <the corporate ‘jatest fad is spreading in some localities, __a litter of four kittens, The miners as tittle felines were the recipients of whatB= a ages sities below it is} Theo. Wetzel and wife came down from . gravel found is exceedingly rich.______. made _by the Assessor and his deputies in becoming. fashionable to ‘dispense with . the Derbec on Sunday. : The tirst pan prospected yielded $16} this county. : fences around private residences. This and will probably . ecome general in cities where cows, horses, pigs, dogs and chickens are not permitted to roam the public streets at” will, and whereyards only average from twenty to fifty feet square. The Grass Valley Union advocates the no-fence idea for that town, as well as for all other towns. A house without a fence around it may look very nice, but just imagine such a thing in either Nevada City or Grass Valley. It is all a person can do, with a good, strong, high fence around his premises, to keep wandering animals on the out ide. And then nearly every residence lot in the two towns contains more or less fruit trees, which at the wroper season, barring the inroads of the codlin moth, scale bug, etc., are very tempting objects to every small boy and many big ones. Without an intervening barrier in the shape of a fence (barbed wire preferred) a visit to and sudden departure from the aforesaid fruit producers is not fraught with so much hazard or troubte and the consequence would be a very noticeable decrease in the fruit crop. Until our towns prohibit live stock, dogs, chickens and other fowls from limits, and the people stop raising small boys, and-we have a policeinan on every corner, then, and not till then let the epitaph-of the -goodold-fashioried fence be written. —~26 Hood's Cures. -»-T saying that Hoods’ Sarsaparill cures, its proprietors make no idle or ex travagant-claim.__Statement, from thousands of reliable people prove that HOOD’S CURES. : _~-_Hloon’s-Pii.sassist digestion, = SSe> Miners’ Cats. On the tra‘l leading to the nines down Deer creek is a large boulder, the top of which hangs over, affording quite a shelter beneath. In this secluded spot an old cat teok.up_her abode and raised they passed by on ti.eir way from work noticedthe kittens: running back and . forth under the rock, and every day the ever remained in the miners’ lunch cans. Now the young cats are nearly grown, and regularly cack» day they areout near the trail waiting for the miners te come along and feed them. They are known as-the miners” cats, and woe to the pérgen who harms them. if he is found out. . To Resume Operations. Several years ago a company dug tunnel through the Rush-creek bend on _ the South Yuba river, with the intentien of working the tailings from the river. The tunnel was flumed and two or three runs made, but the results were not satisfactory and work was stopped. George T. Emery, the gentleman who had charge of the work at that time, is here again aid intends to resume operations and .give the scheme a more therough test than before. ———— ee Responded Liberally. Messrs. John Rafter and R. Tremaine met with very flattering success in s0liciting contributions for the aid of the widew and children of the late Vivian Stevens, who were left in destitute circumstances. The miners and others appealed to rcsponded liberally) Below is a statement of the collections tnade : Champion mine..-+++++: $127 50 Providence .. het wik bas canewt 68 50 Mountaineer,..5-++eeseee? 26 50 Nevada City..--+-sreeeee 25 00 Pioneer Reduction Works..19 00 East-Harmony.5 53 8 50 Per J. G. Neagle. ..--+++++30 00 TORS ooo cease feeds $305 00 The above amount has beea placed iu the Citizens Bank to Mrs. Stevens’ credit, . o Simmons Liver REGULATOR is an excellent remedy for dyspepsia. —C. Masterson, Sheriff of Bibb Co., Ga. a is It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilsen, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with pneumonia after an attack ef “La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physi cians had done her no good Robert Barber, of Cookwport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. ~Notning like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store . ” Large bottles, 50c, aud $1.00, DEPRICE'S (er pater MOST PER Baking Powder supremacy: or any adulterant. ‘Souial-and-Other Notes About People Old seat on Sunday, PERSONAL. and Young Henry C. Mell came up to the county Tho Richest Strike-¥ot Made in-the Har. was made in the original Harmony drift C._C, Bittner_of Spenceville-was_in. gravel mine, which is situated en the town on Sunday. \ Have You Paid Your Taxes? THIRTY DOLLARS A PAN.” The law relative te payment of taxes in the several Sounties of the State provide that the secend installment of taxes must be paid before 6 P. M. on Monday next or the same will become delinquent and costs will then be added, If there are persons who have not paid the full sum of taxes assessed against their property in 18/2, they should attend to it prior to the above time, as tlie penalty’ added after that date is quita an item. mony Gravel Mine. Saturday last a remarkably rich strike Vashington ridge about two and a half and little did the Saramentans think the proposition to/remove their capital would resut in such widespread improvements and general cleaning up as is now going on in that city. housework, Understands housekeeping and is a good cook. ~) over from Freuvh Corral on Sunday, on Sunday morning. from Los Angeles on Saturday evening. Francisce last evening. on the morning train, ing train from Colusa. French Corral today, —T, MeAulay came down from Truckee yesterday. cisco are in town. miles from this city. The strike was made in ons of the west drifts, and_ the Jos. B. Miller, and J. W. Culver came in gold. A handkerchief full of the gravel, weighing about six pound, panned out $15, being at the rate of $2.50 per peund. Yesterday Superintendent HothMrs. B. F. Snell went to San Francisco Mrs, B. N. Shoecraft réturned home Mrs. M. Rosenberg returned from San “the dirt. the pieces being as large as a dime, and a 5 The guld is coarse, some of Jehn Langman of Healdsburg came in the gravel is the genuine blue rivergravel, from which is emitted a peculiar odor that is characteristic of most of the gravel found in ancieut river channels. The deposit avefiges from three to five feet in width, and is supposed to J. C. Mulligan came up on the mornA. R. Dalhberg,. came over from extend all the way down thexridge to the Manzanita mine. In this event the Manzanita and West Harmony drift mines have brighter prospects ahead, although Mrs. J. M. Hadley and Miss Hadley left yesterday for San Francisco to visit friends. J. 8S. McBride of North San Juan arrived here Saturday on his way to San francisce. F. J. Connelly, C. B. Sexsions, N. 8. Keith and J. H. Wilkins of San Franboth aie locking very well at present. C. J. Braud,.one ot the stockho'ders, shc wed us a picee-of—petrifi d wood that was taken from the channel where. the strike was made, which is about 500 feet below the surface, This is an unusual depth at.which to tind petritied wood. Che petrifaction is black as charcoal, . Mrs. T. W. Finchley and son left aturday for Bangor, Bulte county, on a : visit. as though it hal -been burued, and clinging to,it is a crust of gravel in which specks of gold showed plainly. It was anderneath this wood tzat. the richest James B. McKinney of Rocklin arrived here Sunday on his way to North Bleomfield. Of course this does not apply te the assessed valuations of 1893, now being Hugh Murche and family went to Grass Valley yesterday for @ ride. As ersoll panned eut $30 from one pan of] they were driving along the horse fell down, break ng the shafts and throwing the eccupar.ts out of the cart, but luckily without hurting any of them.ee eos Threwn, Out. ceaabell Mr. Wm. E. Cole Farmingdale, N. J. wages, Miss Florence Denton, Sacramento, Cal. P.-O. tons of bituminous coal were shipped to foreign ports from Philadelphia. and to he perfeetly certain on all these CANDIES. a rival for-him in this line anymore than you cai duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent. K*oley has the call and he also-has the CANDY. Come and have some of it. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner ECT MADE. L. H. Newton of Alleghany, who has been to San Francisce, arrived here last evening on his way home. Rose Mergey, Mrs. S. B. Davidson, E. L. Case and John Henderson of Dewnieville, arrived here yesterday on their way to San Francizea.Miss Tillie Verge, the popular teacher of the Lake City school, arrived here Saturday. on her way to Grass Valley t attend the Teachers’ Institute. Prof, G. H. Stokes, J. M. Hussey, J. G. O'Neill, H. S. Martin, Miss Mary ttook;~Miss~Lizzie~ Keenan;~Mrs:Luey White; Miss Ina Cocper, Miss Maggie O’Donnell, Miss Alice Nilon and Mrs. E, 3. Hathaway, the school teachers of this city, departed for Grass Valley this morning where they will remain for one week attending the county-institute; , : Ir would be worth while for the ladies to bear in mind if they take a gentle course of Ayer’s, Sargaparilla in the spring, they will have ‘no trouble with “prickly heat,” ‘‘ hives,” ‘ aties,” it }eils,~-pr— black. heads," when sum mer comes. Prevention is better than Tbe Derbeo . rift Mine. Indications at the Derbec gravel. mine give good reasons fer believing that a new channel is being approached. Son-e coarse gold has been found in the new ground now being opened, and more or less gravel, indicating that there is a channel not far away. The old channel from which the company took eut se much gold is nearly all worked out. Superintendent Wetzel; is pushing the prospecting work and as soon as the new channel is reached as large a force of men_as can be worked to advantage will be put on. ses : Specimen. Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his* Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles ef Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, had a ranning sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of . Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores an his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Carr Bros. Take, Simmons Liver Regulator for headache, constipation, indigestion or biliousness. Will Put Up Machinery. A large two compartment shaft is being sunk on the Reward quartz mine, near the Rifle Grounds, owned by R. C. Walrath, Joseph Thomas and others. The work of putting up machinery ‘will be commenced this week. Putting in a Pump. Jehn Richards, C. Harry and John Nancarrow, who have been working on the old California ledge for some time past, have sunk a new incline to the depth of forty or fifty feet and are now putting in a pump to handle the water. 7 DysPEPsia ang 1ts_ attendant ills are quickly cured by Simmons Liver Regulater. = 3 ~@e « Card of Thanks. I take-this method of returning my thanks to the firemen and citizens for their efforts to save my property during the fire that occurred on the 9th. 1t J. J. Meacham. Card of Thanks. I wish to return my heartfelt thanks to all those kind friends who so generously contributed te my aid, and to Messrs, R. Tremain and John Rafter for their very friendly efforts in my hebalf, towards all of wham I shall ever feel the deepest gratitude. Mrs. Vivian STEVENS. —ooEaEoeaeaeaeaeaeaeoooeeomm : ae BORN. 40 Years the Standard. . e wis Ar bur Powell, a soa, prospect was obtained. jubilant over the rich strike and. nobody has any stock for sale now. Everybody . To Express My Gratitude— is ylal ot it, as the company’ have spent . fhe stockholders of the Harmony are Words" Fail lots of money in opening the mine and Eczema and Dyspepsia have'had all kinds ot obstacles to cou-. Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. * tend with. We hope this rich gravel Mr. Wm. E. Cole is well known all will last long enough for all the owners’ over the town of Farmingdale, N. J.» . and vicinity. He is a veteran of the war and highly respected. He says: Many sie inthe 3 eh a bead “ T-cannot find words of praise in the EnANY rise ia the morning with a bea glish language sufficient to express my ache and no inclination tor breakfast. ' gratitude for the curative powers of Hood’s Lhis is due to torpidity of the liver and Sarsaparilla. For many years I was To) Severely Afflicted restore healthy Betton to these OFgans, ' win eczema; spent many dollars to get nothings sv efficacious as-an_ occasional _eyrea put found very little relief until last = oe I read about Hood's Sarsaparilla and . to be made wealthy from it. ne re a deranged condition ef the stomach. a immediately bought two bottles from Fy Simmons Lrver Ruequator cures gén-, Lutz's store, Farmingdale. T took one bottle . and felt much better, then I bought another, . which not only cured mo of Eczema, but Cyspepsia piles, and gave relief from constipation. All praise for Hood’s ‘Sarsaparilla. What L have written te you are mets, and ycu day’s TRANSCRIPT as a candidate for re; slestion tothe ollice of City Marshal—_Tt Va 4 d’ Rae is useless for us to say one word in “Mr. oOo Ss Tompkins behalf as he is “well-known to . ‘ aS Se every man, woman and child within the corporate limits of Nevada City. We have heard of no comp aints against Mr. ral debility and will give you a new lease on life. : -+@0-For City Marshal. E. O, Tompkins is announced in toSarsaparilla Summer Goods, Urderwear, Neckwear, My Low Pricas will astonish You—Bvery Article Guaranteed as No. 1. De wil Clothing, Puishing Cots Ha, Bt)" saosesy “aaa. Blessing in Disguise. Very Jubilant. Blessings sometimes come in disguise, } Sacramento is jubilant over a proposition of the South Yuba Water Company to use the force of the water belonging to it that is now going to waste for the purpose of generating electricity for operating machinery in that city. Some of the people are so sanguine of gord results from the scheme that they declare it solves all industrial problems for them and brings Sacramente the gateway of a see _ Situation Wanted. A young woman wants a place to do Address, stating} —————~+ + 2@e al7-lw —_———_—+ 26+ Francis Murneuy, the temperance advocate, has closed a 5-week’s campaign at Hartford, Conn., with 14,000 signers te the pledge of total abstinence. Last year over four hundred thousand \bout your Confectionery. You want something pure, wholesome and tasty points, you must try FOLEY’S FOLEY is the Nevada Gity Confectioner. Ne.13 Commercial St., Nevada City reel spring iss EXere : eae A NLILTLEER, _ ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of EATS, Etc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIFY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES —-0-—— HAVE YCUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY DON’T BUY CHEAP GOODS but go to where you know youecan get reliable goods. goods at these plaves than you do for cheap stuif elsewhere. Ti’s A FACT. Cures. may make use of my name in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you so desire.” Wm, E. Coe, Farmingdale, Monmouth county, New Jersey. Hoop’s PILL are purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the best ingredients. Tompkins daring his term cf office and therefore conclude that he has faithfully performed all his duties. A Pioneer Pitture Wanted. Photographer Swart is searching after pictures of Nevada City in pioneer times. GRAND He has an excellent-ene of 18 8, but is a ——. : . s ey e;e desirous of getting some of earlier times, es 4 in order that he may copy thefa. Who é iT Py ie X . Lull can produes the oldest ones ? . aun + 2@e-—-~~ —— MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT To be Given by the Nevada: : Gily :: Athletic : : Club : Slow Work. ¥ oe Six years ago the Fresno supervisors let a contract to a man to build a road and forgot all about it, as no one ever travels over it, and were surprised when the old man appeired and reported progress, asking for a little money on account. It was given him, and he was given till 1900 to complete the job. AT NEVADA THEATRE, . Greatest. Discovery of the Nineteenth Century «*Cupidene,” for the resteration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the a “The First In the Field . Ladies! Look Over Our exceptionally Etc. . now. The new Embroideries are very handsome. . You can’t find af the old-cstablished business houses You do not pay any more for goed Lok at my Goods Before Buying Elsewhere Spring Stock? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by makingf’your selections Our Spring and Summer Clothing will Arrive in a Few Days. —o-—. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay Coin for Cigars ther: why not get the They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se A mild, sweet smoke + (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. oe or ee — =a = s Don’t Read This: -IF YOU INTEND TO BUY Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete., Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale.a Seen Ss pT co. “At Union Bill, April-12, 1893, to the wife of Thos, Lee, a son. Grass Valley, April 14, 1893, to) greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered. Millions of people have been restored to perfect health by) its use. The sale of t is medicine in Hagland, France and Germany is unparalleled. Sinée its introduction ‘into the United States tens of thousands of peole have been relieved. Carr Bros. and . D. Vinton have just received a large stock of “*Cupidene,” —‘Fry—it,all_ye who are afflicted. tf ; ~ 2 0@eByeing and Cleaning In all its branches, Gents’ light spring suits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Between now ahd the first of April, before the spring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-five per cent cheaper than thereafter. i M. H. Smrru, —_—22Oe+Baby cried, Mother’sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria, Royal Buking Powder Co,, Prop. Grass Valley Steam Dye House. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government Food) STRIKE YOu Admission—Gentlemen, 50 cents. Ladies and Children 25 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. FOR CITY MARSHAL, 0, TOMPKINS Is hereby announced as a candidate for re-clection to the office of City Marshal, FOR CITY MARSHAL. DANA B, GETCHELL Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Three Houses for Sale, ties at a Bargain: Two Houses on Piety Hill, * One House opposite M: €. Church. FOR KENT. L also offer for rent, to a reliable party, my Furnished peta House near Suspension Bridge. t contains nine reoms, 8 : For particulars apply immediately to MRS, L. Wo DREYFUSS. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and”Laces in I offer for sale the following proper ; great variety. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice . am prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county.Call and examine my goods and prices before buying J. MORRIS. elsewhere. 106 Wall St, N. Y, Spring Clothing! —S > Just Received ana Placed in Stock, < ‘THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF— LOomtTEXH XK! WN @&G Kwer Heceived Here, ocr. We have suits on hand to fitany one—the Large Man, the Tall Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. These Goods are all made up expressly tor this market. THE FINEST GOODS. THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, The Pris as Usal-—-Mlvays the List, CHAS. GRIMES, -

anne! ; “MONDAY EWNG, APRIL. 17.-°93. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. ada City, Nevada County, Calif. Nev Published Every EveningExcept-Sun— days snd Lagel Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a, Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year. SS ——————————_—_— ’ No Fences. running at large within <the corporate ‘jatest fad is spreading in some localities, __a litter of four kittens, The miners as tittle felines were the recipients of whatB= a ages sities below it is} Theo. Wetzel and wife came down from . gravel found is exceedingly rich.______. made _by the Assessor and his deputies in becoming. fashionable to ‘dispense with . the Derbec on Sunday. : The tirst pan prospected yielded $16} this county. : fences around private residences. This and will probably . ecome general in cities where cows, horses, pigs, dogs and chickens are not permitted to roam the public streets at” will, and whereyards only average from twenty to fifty feet square. The Grass Valley Union advocates the no-fence idea for that town, as well as for all other towns. A house without a fence around it may look very nice, but just imagine such a thing in either Nevada City or Grass Valley. It is all a person can do, with a good, strong, high fence around his premises, to keep wandering animals on the out ide. And then nearly every residence lot in the two towns contains more or less fruit trees, which at the wroper season, barring the inroads of the codlin moth, scale bug, etc., are very tempting objects to every small boy and many big ones. Without an intervening barrier in the shape of a fence (barbed wire preferred) a visit to and sudden departure from the aforesaid fruit producers is not fraught with so much hazard or troubte and the consequence would be a very noticeable decrease in the fruit crop. Until our towns prohibit live stock, dogs, chickens and other fowls from limits, and the people stop raising small boys, and-we have a policeinan on every corner, then, and not till then let the epitaph-of the -goodold-fashioried fence be written. —~26 Hood's Cures. -»-T saying that Hoods’ Sarsaparill cures, its proprietors make no idle or ex travagant-claim.__Statement, from thousands of reliable people prove that HOOD’S CURES. : _~-_Hloon’s-Pii.sassist digestion, = SSe> Miners’ Cats. On the tra‘l leading to the nines down Deer creek is a large boulder, the top of which hangs over, affording quite a shelter beneath. In this secluded spot an old cat teok.up_her abode and raised they passed by on ti.eir way from work noticedthe kittens: running back and . forth under the rock, and every day the ever remained in the miners’ lunch cans. Now the young cats are nearly grown, and regularly cack» day they areout near the trail waiting for the miners te come along and feed them. They are known as-the miners” cats, and woe to the pérgen who harms them. if he is found out. . To Resume Operations. Several years ago a company dug tunnel through the Rush-creek bend on _ the South Yuba river, with the intentien of working the tailings from the river. The tunnel was flumed and two or three runs made, but the results were not satisfactory and work was stopped. George T. Emery, the gentleman who had charge of the work at that time, is here again aid intends to resume operations and .give the scheme a more therough test than before. ———— ee Responded Liberally. Messrs. John Rafter and R. Tremaine met with very flattering success in s0liciting contributions for the aid of the widew and children of the late Vivian Stevens, who were left in destitute circumstances. The miners and others appealed to rcsponded liberally) Below is a statement of the collections tnade : Champion mine....-+++++: $127 50 Providence ... het wik bas canewt 68 50 Mountaineer,....5-++eeseee? 26 50 Nevada City....--+-sreeeee 25 00 Pioneer Reduction Works...19 00 East-Harmony..5 53 8 50 Per J. G. Neagle. ...--+++++30 00 TORS ooo cease feeds $305 00 The above amount has beea placed iu the Citizens Bank to Mrs. Stevens’ credit, . o Simmons Liver REGULATOR is an excellent remedy for dyspepsia. —C. Masterson, Sheriff of Bibb Co., Ga. a is It Should Be in Every House. J. B. Wilsen, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened with pneumonia after an attack ef “La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physi cians had done her no good Robert Barber, of Cookwport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. ~Notning like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store . ” Large bottles, 50c, aud $1.00, DEPRICE'S (er pater MOST PER Baking Powder supremacy: or any adulterant. ‘Souial-and-Other Notes About People Old seat on Sunday, PERSONAL. and Young Henry C. Mell came up to the county Tho Richest Strike-¥ot Made in-the Har. was made in the original Harmony drift C._C, Bittner_of Spenceville-was_in. gravel mine, which is situated en the town on Sunday. \ Have You Paid Your Taxes? THIRTY DOLLARS A PAN.” The law relative te payment of taxes in the several Sounties of the State provide that the secend installment of taxes must be paid before 6 P. M. on Monday next or the same will become delinquent and costs will then be added, If there are persons who have not paid the full sum of taxes assessed against their property in 18/2, they should attend to it prior to the above time, as tlie penalty’ added after that date is quita an item. mony Gravel Mine. Saturday last a remarkably rich strike Vashington ridge about two and a half and little did the Saramentans think the proposition to/remove their capital would resut in such widespread improvements and general cleaning up as is now going on in that city. housework, Understands housekeeping and is a good cook. ~) over from Freuvh Corral on Sunday, on Sunday morning. from Los Angeles on Saturday evening. Francisce last evening. on the morning train, ing train from Colusa. French Corral today, —T, MeAulay came down from Truckee yesterday. cisco are in town. miles from this city. The strike was made in ons of the west drifts, and_ the Jos. B. Miller, and J. W. Culver came in gold. A handkerchief full of the gravel, weighing about six pound, panned out $15, being at the rate of $2.50 per peund. Yesterday Superintendent HothMrs. B. F. Snell went to San Francisco Mrs, B. N. Shoecraft réturned home Mrs. M. Rosenberg returned from San “the dirt. the pieces being as large as a dime, and a 5 The guld is coarse, some of Jehn Langman of Healdsburg came in the gravel is the genuine blue rivergravel, from which is emitted a peculiar odor that is characteristic of most of the gravel found in ancieut river channels. The deposit avefiges from three to five feet in width, and is supposed to J. C. Mulligan came up on the mornA. R. Dalhberg,. came over from extend all the way down thexridge to the Manzanita mine. In this event the Manzanita and West Harmony drift mines have brighter prospects ahead, although Mrs. J. M. Hadley and Miss Hadley left yesterday for San Francisco to visit friends. J. 8S. McBride of North San Juan arrived here Saturday on his way to San francisce. F. J. Connelly, C. B. Sexsions, N. 8. Keith and J. H. Wilkins of San Franboth aie locking very well at present. C. J. Braud,.one ot the stockho'ders, shc wed us a picee-of—petrifi d wood that was taken from the channel where. the strike was made, which is about 500 feet below the surface, This is an unusual depth at.which to tind petritied wood. Che petrifaction is black as charcoal, . Mrs. T. W. Finchley and son left aturday for Bangor, Bulte county, on a : visit. as though it hal -been burued, and clinging to,it is a crust of gravel in which specks of gold showed plainly. It was anderneath this wood tzat. the richest James B. McKinney of Rocklin arrived here Sunday on his way to North Bleomfield. Of course this does not apply te the assessed valuations of 1893, now being Hugh Murche and family went to Grass Valley yesterday for @ ride. As ersoll panned eut $30 from one pan of] they were driving along the horse fell down, break ng the shafts and throwing the eccupar.ts out of the cart, but luckily without hurting any of them.ee eos Threwn, Out. ceaabell Mr. Wm. E. Cole Farmingdale, N. J. wages, Miss Florence Denton, Sacramento, Cal. P.-O. tons of bituminous coal were shipped to foreign ports from Philadelphia. and to he perfeetly certain on all these CANDIES. a rival for-him in this line anymore than you cai duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent. K*oley has the call and he also-has the CANDY. Come and have some of it. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner ECT MADE. L. H. Newton of Alleghany, who has been to San Francisce, arrived here last evening on his way home. Rose Mergey, Mrs. S. B. Davidson, E. L. Case and John Henderson of Dewnieville, arrived here yesterday on their way to San Francizea.Miss Tillie Verge, the popular teacher of the Lake City school, arrived here Saturday. on her way to Grass Valley t attend the Teachers’ Institute. Prof, G. H. Stokes, J. M. Hussey, J. G. O'Neill, H. S. Martin, Miss Mary ttook;~Miss~Lizzie~ Keenan;~Mrs:Luey White; Miss Ina Cocper, Miss Maggie O’Donnell, Miss Alice Nilon and Mrs. E, 3. Hathaway, the school teachers of this city, departed for Grass Valley this morning where they will remain for one week attending the county-institute; , : Ir would be worth while for the ladies to bear in mind if they take a gentle course of Ayer’s, Sargaparilla in the spring, they will have ‘no trouble with “prickly heat,” ‘‘ hives,” ‘ aties,” it }eils,~-pr— black. heads," when sum mer comes. Prevention is better than Tbe Derbeo . rift Mine. Indications at the Derbec gravel. mine give good reasons fer believing that a new channel is being approached. Son-e coarse gold has been found in the new ground now being opened, and more or less gravel, indicating that there is a channel not far away. The old channel from which the company took eut se much gold is nearly all worked out. Superintendent Wetzel; is pushing the prospecting work and as soon as the new channel is reached as large a force of men_as can be worked to advantage will be put on. ses : Specimen. Cases. S. H. Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his* Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in flesh and strength. Three bottles ef Electric Bitters cured him. Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Ill, had a ranning sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. Used three bottles of . Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is sound

and well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large fever sores an his leg, doctors said he was incurable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely. Sold by Carr Bros. Take, Simmons Liver Regulator for headache, constipation, indigestion or biliousness. Will Put Up Machinery. A large two compartment shaft is being sunk on the Reward quartz mine, near the Rifle Grounds, owned by R. C. Walrath, Joseph Thomas and others. The work of putting up machinery ‘will be commenced this week. Putting in a Pump. Jehn Richards, C. Harry and John Nancarrow, who have been working on the old California ledge for some time past, have sunk a new incline to the depth of forty or fifty feet and are now putting in a pump to handle the water. 7 DysPEPsia ang 1ts_ attendant ills are quickly cured by Simmons Liver Regulater. = 3 ~@e « Card of Thanks. I take-this method of returning my thanks to the firemen and citizens for their efforts to save my property during the fire that occurred on the 9th. 1t J. J. Meacham. Card of Thanks. I wish to return my heartfelt thanks to all those kind friends who so generously contributed te my aid, and to Messrs, R. Tremain and John Rafter for their very friendly efforts in my hebalf, towards all of wham I shall ever feel the deepest gratitude. Mrs. Vivian STEVENS. —ooEaEoeaeaeaeaeaeaeoooeeomm : ae BORN. 40 Years the Standard. . e wis Ar bur Powell, a soa, prospect was obtained. jubilant over the rich strike and. nobody has any stock for sale now. Everybody . To Express My Gratitude— is ylal ot it, as the company’ have spent . fhe stockholders of the Harmony are Words" Fail lots of money in opening the mine and Eczema and Dyspepsia have'had all kinds ot obstacles to cou-. Cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. * tend with. We hope this rich gravel Mr. Wm. E. Cole is well known all will last long enough for all the owners’ over the town of Farmingdale, N. J.» . and vicinity. He is a veteran of the war and highly respected. He says: Many sie inthe 3 eh a bead “ T-cannot find words of praise in the EnANY rise ia the morning with a bea glish language sufficient to express my ache and no inclination tor breakfast. ' gratitude for the curative powers of Hood’s Lhis is due to torpidity of the liver and Sarsaparilla. For many years I was To) Severely Afflicted restore healthy Betton to these OFgans, ' win eczema; spent many dollars to get nothings sv efficacious as-an_ occasional _eyrea put found very little relief until last = oe I read about Hood's Sarsaparilla and . to be made wealthy from it. ne re a deranged condition ef the stomach. a immediately bought two bottles from Fy Simmons Lrver Ruequator cures gén-, Lutz's store, Farmingdale. T took one bottle . and felt much better, then I bought another, . which not only cured mo of Eczema, but Cyspepsia piles, and gave relief from constipation. All praise for Hood’s ‘Sarsaparilla. What L have written te you are mets, and ycu day’s TRANSCRIPT as a candidate for re; slestion tothe ollice of City Marshal—_Tt Va 4 d’ Rae is useless for us to say one word in “Mr. oOo Ss Tompkins behalf as he is “well-known to . ‘ aS Se every man, woman and child within the corporate limits of Nevada City. We have heard of no comp aints against Mr. ral debility and will give you a new lease on life. : -+@0-For City Marshal. E. O, Tompkins is announced in toSarsaparilla Summer Goods, Urderwear, Neckwear, My Low Pricas will astonish You—Bvery Article Guaranteed as No. 1. De wil Clothing, Puishing Cots Ha, Bt)" saosesy “aaa. Blessing in Disguise. Very Jubilant. Blessings sometimes come in disguise, } Sacramento is jubilant over a proposition of the South Yuba Water Company to use the force of the water belonging to it that is now going to waste for the purpose of generating electricity for operating machinery in that city. Some of the people are so sanguine of gord results from the scheme that they declare it solves all industrial problems for them and brings Sacramente the gateway of a see _ Situation Wanted. A young woman wants a place to do Address, stating} —————~+ + 2@e al7-lw —_———_—+ 26+ Francis Murneuy, the temperance advocate, has closed a 5-week’s campaign at Hartford, Conn., with 14,000 signers te the pledge of total abstinence. Last year over four hundred thousand \bout your Confectionery. You want something pure, wholesome and tasty points, you must try FOLEY’S FOLEY is the Nevada Gity Confectioner. Ne.13 Commercial St., Nevada City reel spring iss EXere : eae A NLILTLEER, _ ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, will show you for the coming season the best stock of EATS, Etc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIFY—AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES —-0-—— HAVE YCUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY DON’T BUY CHEAP GOODS but go to where you know youecan get reliable goods. goods at these plaves than you do for cheap stuif elsewhere. Ti’s A FACT. Cures. may make use of my name in praise of Hood’s Sarsaparilla if you so desire.” Wm, E. Coe, Farmingdale, Monmouth county, New Jersey. Hoop’s PILL are purely vegetable, carefully prepared from the best ingredients. Tompkins daring his term cf office and therefore conclude that he has faithfully performed all his duties. A Pioneer Pitture Wanted. Photographer Swart is searching after pictures of Nevada City in pioneer times. GRAND He has an excellent-ene of 18 8, but is a ——. : . s ey e;e desirous of getting some of earlier times, es 4 in order that he may copy thefa. Who é iT Py ie X . Lull can produes the oldest ones ? . aun + 2@e-—-~~ —— MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT To be Given by the Nevada: : Gily :: Athletic : : Club : Slow Work. ¥ oe Six years ago the Fresno supervisors let a contract to a man to build a road and forgot all about it, as no one ever travels over it, and were surprised when the old man appeired and reported progress, asking for a little money on account. It was given him, and he was given till 1900 to complete the job. AT NEVADA THEATRE, . Greatest. Discovery of the Nineteenth Century «*Cupidene,” for the resteration of Manhood, Sleeplessness, Tired Feeling Pains in the Back, Headache, etc., is the a “The First In the Field . Ladies! Look Over Our exceptionally Etc. . now. The new Embroideries are very handsome. . You can’t find af the old-cstablished business houses You do not pay any more for goed Lok at my Goods Before Buying Elsewhere Spring Stock? You will find that never before were Goods so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, Get the choicest by makingf’your selections Our Spring and Summer Clothing will Arrive in a Few Days. —o-—. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. You have to pay Coin for Cigars ther: why not get the They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se A mild, sweet smoke + (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. oe or ee — =a = s Don’t Read This: -IF YOU INTEND TO BUY Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete., Can and Will Sell These Gcods at One-Half the Prices other Merchants have to Pay for them in San Francisco at Wholesale.a Seen Ss pT co. “At Union Bill, April-12, 1893, to the wife of Thos, Lee, a son. Grass Valley, April 14, 1893, to) greatest and most effective remedy ever discovered. Millions of people have been restored to perfect health by) its use. The sale of t is medicine in Hagland, France and Germany is unparalleled. Sinée its introduction ‘into the United States tens of thousands of peole have been relieved. Carr Bros. and . D. Vinton have just received a large stock of “*Cupidene,” —‘Fry—it,all_ye who are afflicted. tf ; ~ 2 0@eByeing and Cleaning In all its branches, Gents’ light spring suits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Between now ahd the first of April, before the spring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-five per cent cheaper than thereafter. i M. H. Smrru, —_—22Oe+Baby cried, Mother’sighed, Doctor prescribed Castoria, Royal Buking Powder Co,, Prop. Grass Valley Steam Dye House. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest United States Government Food) STRIKE YOu Admission—Gentlemen, 50 cents. Ladies and Children 25 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. FOR CITY MARSHAL, 0, TOMPKINS Is hereby announced as a candidate for re-clection to the office of City Marshal, FOR CITY MARSHAL. DANA B, GETCHELL Is hereby announced as a candidate for the office of City Marshal, Three Houses for Sale, ties at a Bargain: Two Houses on Piety Hill, * One House opposite M: €. Church. FOR KENT. L also offer for rent, to a reliable party, my Furnished peta House near Suspension Bridge. t contains nine reoms, 8 : For particulars apply immediately to MRS, L. Wo DREYFUSS. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and”Laces in I offer for sale the following proper ; great variety. Having bought the stock of K. Casper at a great sac— rifice . am prepared to sell you goods at a price never before known in this county.Call and examine my goods and prices before buying J. MORRIS. elsewhere. 106 Wall St, N. Y, Spring Clothing! —S > Just Received ana Placed in Stock, < ‘THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF— LOomtTEXH XK! WN @&G Kwer Heceived Here, ocr. We have suits on hand to fitany one—the Large Man, the Tall Man, Short Stout Man, and the Small Man. These Goods are all made up expressly tor this market. THE FINEST GOODS. THE FULLEST SATISFACTION GUARANTEED, The Pris as Usal-—-Mlvays the List, CHAS. GRIMES, -