April 6, 1893 (4 pages)

TiCes et ny ur id ers the are aia’ of ns Aiways on Hand, Vwe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County,' Calif. Published cei! f Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents.a Month ; $6 a:Year. TMURSDAY EV’NG, APRIL 6. ‘94. PERSONAL, Social and (ther Notes About People Old and Young. A. G. Chew of Red Dog is in town. Chris. Menroe of Omega is in town. James McBride of San Francisco is in town. Dan McCoy of Wardner, I. T., is here spending a few days. Chas. M. Henson of Placerville is in town. John Malwood of San Antenio is here on a visit. & John Spaulding of Seigler Springs arrived here last evening, 8. F, Grandbors of Carson City came in ow the morn‘ng train, C. 8. Marshall of Sacramento is here in the interest of the H. 8. Crocker Co. Mrs. W, C. McQuamy and children of Virginia City came in on the morning train. so Mrs, H. Johnson and Miss Mary MéNicholls, of Moore’s Flat, -are here spending a few days, James Tyrrell, one of the proprietors of the Grass Valley Union, was:in town yesterday and made us a short call. W. R. Senter and E. D, Woodman, of San Francisco, and Ed. M. Lynn of Sacramento came in on the train. last evening, 5 Mrs, A. Blumenthal and daughter re. turned from San Francisco last evening, accompanied hy Miss Mary Meyer, sister of Mrs, Blumenthal, Brief Meuation, ' Calkins & Tyrrell have sold the Colfax Sentinel to Chris. Runckel of Dutch ~ Fiat: Bishop Kip, the noted: divine, “is ~dy= ing. The snow is five feet deep at Forest anon sco City: tReet TL TL EECCA EE: The roads in all directions are still in a terrible condition, and this last ‘storm won't improve them any, Street work is being delayed by the rough weather, Nevada City has-more musical talent, . vecal and instruynent.l, than any town of its size on the Coast. foal ~ ‘He who steals whatjsn’t his’n, will OF SUPERVISORS. _—. BOARD _ The following bills wére allowed on the Fifth Road District Fund: Labor. on Roads—A. J. McPhetres $?.50, C. F. McGlashan, $11, Legg & Shaw $3.60, Dutch Flat Stage Co. $2.25, B. F. Snell $329.05. : The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the Iirst Road District Fund: Legg & Shaw, mdse., 851.65. F, E. Wadsworth; advertising, $11.20. Labor on Roads—Citizens Bank 2.50, F, M. Pridgeon $15, D. B. Getchell $30, George Zink $44, Jobn Snell $28. GENERAL ROAD FUND. F, E. Wadsworth, printing, $19. Labor on Roads—Thomas Mooney $249.50, Frank Bost $42, R. Huckins ‘. $12, Jos. Keeffer $117.50, H. H. Hackins $3, Bernard-Carey $21,25, D. J. Lynch $20, S. A. Winn $13, Geo. McCullough 35, J. P. Smith $7.50, W. N. Davey $30, P, Mulcahey $10, A. J. Miller $12.50, +R. Herrod $25, W. Schwartz $37.50, Frank Ennor $45, W. H. Skehan, $47.50, Geo, Zink $44, S. Treaner $16.25. The report of Road Commissioner of District No. 2 was read, approved and ordered placed on file. The following bills were ord: red paid from the GENERAL FUND: Ogden Bros., repairing tools for chaingang, $6.25. James’ G. Neagle, keys for Court House, $2. Chas. H, Mitchell, advertising and printing, $6. W. Richards, conveying sick t6 hospital,. $26.30. Peter Purcell, conveying prisoner to Nevada City, $4. : C.-C. Townsend, $44.15. ~ a ‘The following demands against the county were found due on Second Road District Fund: F Labor on Roads—E.W. Donnelly $631.12, Weissbein Bros. °$42.50, Citizens Bank-$107, J. O. Conway $9.50, J. B. White $38, W. Tweedy $8.75. Elam Biggs, mdse., $7.95. Hf. S. Mell, repairing tools, $1.75. tT. Lyons, labor on roads, $12.50. Legg & Shaw, mdse, 55 cents. CCH. Mitchell, advertising aud printConstable — fees, the same trouble te contend with that Grass Valley was infested with some time ago, A hard character in the shape of a woman, who is knownas Mrs. Van Ness, is bothering the people ef Nevada City, and just at present the Hoard oft Supervisors particularly, She was dependent on the Relief Society “of this NR A ae ee ee GIVE THEM A SHOW. Doos Not Think Pavorably of the Proposed New Reduction Works. It is getting to be a regular chestnut of reduction works being built to work refractory ores from Meadow Lake. We would like to see some one’ work the ores, but let them try it where they have works in operation beforé building and then having to fail. It was only’a short while ago a reduction plant was built in this place ind turned out to be a failure, and such failures gives a black eye to a city, to outside capital.—Grass Valley Telegraph. ‘ The parties who have the new mill and process referred to by the TransOrIrt the other day had two or three tons of Meadow Lake ore shipped’ East a few years ago and claim to have worked it with most satisfactory results. One of the gentlemen interested in the Phila~ delphia works visited Meadow Lake personally and had the ores sent on for treatment. The idea_that because certain processes and certain companies have failed in their _attempts_to work refractory ores, others are doomed to a similar fate, is a silurian view of the matter, There are failures in every line of business or occupation, but that does not deter other men from following these pursuits and meeting with success, and sogt is in the matter of mining and milling processes, Past failures in.the working of Meadow Lake ores has certainly made: capitalists timid about investing in the distri¢t, but this fact does not warr.nt the throwing vf cold water on any new plan or process that is claimed will extract the precious metals from the ore. Mr, * Carter’s process not ouly extracts the gold, but the sulphuric acid gases are condensed and saved, as well as the red oxide of iron where it exists, both of which produets are valuable and have formerly been illowed to escape. There seems to be no question about the Meadow Lake ores containing gold in paying quantities, provided the same cau be extracted by some economical pro cess, and this is just what Mr. Carter claims he canto, the may fait, but tilt ing, $19.95. such time it seems te-us it would be wise . Nash, lal orson roads, $2.50. ‘o reserve adverse criticism. Se oan John Clark, who is spending the aaqeRne ESN aide ase oe ~~“ winter in this city, says he is convinced Union: Nevada City is now having . Y his experience with 4 small prospect ing: mill at Meadow, La € Mast sner, that the quartz can be Worked profitably by crushing it with. statps and passing the pulp over caavas and thea upon con centrators, where the sylphurets are saved. ‘The canvas will catch the free gold, no quicksilver te be used either in : “pone day bring tp in prison; We be lieve it, for Jim Neagle told us so. Semebody broke the incandescent street lamp at the Main street bridge Jast night, ’ E, W. Maslin, formerly of this city, has been appointed by Governor Markham. to edit the history and advertising matter to be u-ed at the World’s Fair in, the interest of California. 0 #@e-o The Storm. We doubt if ever a more severe storni. occurred in this section in the month of April than that which prevailed last night From 6 o'clock P, m. till 8 o'clock this morning it raged with the fury of.a storm in mid-winter. Torrents of rain fell, the strong wiad driving it in great sheets and adding to its fierceness. At 11 o’cleck snow began falling, and in a short time the ground was covered There was a mixture of snow and rain from that heur till morning, when the snow had full sway or a time, reaching a depth of about an inch, when there was a lull in the storm. From present indications, however, itis not over yet, _— -———-— 2 Oe + -Only a Rumor, It was rumered abéut town last even. ing that'a dead Chinaman was found floating in one uf the town reservoirs yes terday. Inquiry fails te find any auther_ ity fer the report, and we conclude that it was only an idle report, Many persons have quit drinking pipe water since hearing of the alleged find. Will View the Property. Warner Van Norden, President of the South Yuba Canal Company, accempanied by his son, Otto Van Norden,and his nephew, Charles Van Norden, arrived here from New York last evening and are stopping at the National Exchange. The object of their visit is to look at the company’s property. . wi Be Tried Below. The damage suit of the Wyoming Mining Company .against the Champion Mining Company, which was begun in the Superior Court of this county, has been ordered transferred to the United States Cirouit Court at San Francisco for trial, Bill of Fare Changed. Instead of corn beef the Beehive grocery store has just opened a choice lot of Pickled Tripe. m27 A surgeon is the man who has to carve . eut his fortune if he gets any.—Detroit D APRICE’ compete MOST PERFECT MADE. Cu and tighomes Or Perea adulterant. wA pure Ee nage 40 Years the Standard. : city-for-some-time;-but-the-tiving got--to be too plain for ber fastidious tastes and she was sent te the. county hospital. That did not suit her any better and she is now roaming about the streets of Nevada City, sleeping in ti.e courthouse or wherever she can get a place to-lie down, She should be sent to, the Insane Asylum, for which she is surely a fit subject. The First Time in Two Years.” We call attention to the program ol the concert to be given Friday evening for the benelit of the Episcopal Charel, . It is the first time in more than two years that they have asked for attything from the public, and it is well know that their entertainments are always -~exceptionally good. The cherus of thirty voices is composed of soiae of the best musica} talent of the city. Reserved seats to’ be had, at C. KE. Mulloy’s without extra charge. : i ee Got Mired, G. Ramelli, the milkman, attempted tou drive over the soft dirt near Hyman’s clothing store today, where a ditch has been dug forthe sewer pipe. ‘Ihe rain has softened ‘the dirt to a mush-like con. sistency, which Ramelli discovered too late, The wagon wheels sunk down to the hubs and one of the horses failing to -. find any support beneath him, rolled over in the mire and had to be unhitched before he could be got on solid ground. Will Arrive Saturday Evening. Senator Fotd and Assemblyman Thomas will arrive here Saturday evening. ‘They wil)-be-warmly welcomed by everybody, ~® Pythian Sisters. The Pythian Sisters are requested to meet at Odd Fellow’s Hall on Sunday, April 9th, at 2 p.m.” Business of great importance to be transacted. ‘ Auice GetowrL, M, E. C, L. E. Ismerv, M. of R. & C, a6-3t ¥. M. I. Regular meeting of the Young Men’s Institute tomorrow night. Every,member is requested to be present, SCENTS At eae Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re maining in the postoflice at Nevada City, -Nevada County, Cal., April 6, 1893: Berry, H. V. Cooke, A. C, Davis, Tom ; Dennes, Miss Maggie Roszel, Jennie A. » Schmidt, Adam VOREIGN, Jose, Lima ' Manoel. Mendonca 1f not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say adverti and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. ; Leonagp 8, CaLkins, P. M, Cordially Entertained, Dr, ©. W. Chapman gave a fine party last evening to the Wednesday Evening Club of young folks, entertaining his guests in a mest cordial manner. © “Just Received, Wisconsin imitation Swiss Cheese, Roquefort and Limburger, «just received at A. Iseard’s, -. 96-3t The-sulphuretsto—be. reconcentrated or condensed, as they do in Colorads, and then subjected to chlorination or some other chemical pro, Clark’ las great fuith in the future of that district,’ and will go back tu work on his claims cess that is nut expeiisive. there as soon as the season opens aad the snow disappears, ————__ 4 06s s -Tie sportsmaws Club. Union: Last evening the Grass Valley Sportsinan’s Club held its regular monthy meeting: ~~Atverthe — usual routine e business was goue through with the» following 6tficers were elected to serve for the ensuing tees: President, Alf. Tregidgo; Vice President, M. 'T. Hubbard; Secretary, George Mietcher; Treasurer, D, BMarwicl:: l'rustees, Dr. T. W. Hays, Jr., Williain (fin and Charles KE, Uren, The club is in a very prosperous condition aud the prospects for the members having some jolly sport this year are good, As soon as the weather will permit, the usual yearly, pigeon shoot contest for a gold medal wiil be commenced, '4@ae Witheut Fail, The concert for the benefit of the Episcopal Church will take place at the Theater tomorrow evening witliont fail, There will be no postponement, and all who have counted on going should bear this in mind. As there will be n regular house programs provided it will be well for those who attend to clip a cepy of the prograin from one of the local papers beforé-starting from home. 7or K. of P, Attention. The regular weekly meeting of Milo Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A fuii attendance is requested. Work in first and sectnd ranks; also nominations for delegates to Grand Lodge. Wu. Girrin, C. C, B. 8. Recror, K. of R. & §, Dyeing and Cleaning In all its branches, Gents’ light spying suits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Between ‘now and the first of April, before the spring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-five per cent cheaper than thereafter. M. H. Smrru, Prop, Grass Valley Steam Dye House, ~ Baby cried, Motherjsighed, Doctor prescribed -Castoria, —— 4 2 oeDeserving Praise. We desire te say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Amica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled :emedies that seli as well, or that has given such universal satisfaction, We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the price, if satisfactory emedies have iarely on their merits. Gor ieee Dens: gists, ; the battery or ii the palp after it comes . from the battery, -. JOULY FIREVEN. = The Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company Regale: Themselves. An interesting meeting was held last evening by Pennsylvania Engine Company,» at their “hall on .Broad street. Four. new members were elected. An invitation was received from the Knights of Pythias asking the company to join in the grand parade that is to take place here on May 18th. It was voted unanimously to accept the invitation and turn out in uniform every member who could. possibly do se. Chief Engineer Heok was present and made a few remarks, offering some very timely suggestions en fire matters. He also submitted; for the information of the firemen, a report which he had received from the Auburn Dramatic Company relative to the entertainment* recently given here for the benefit of the Nevada Fire Department, which report shows that the Auburn amateurs run behind something over $30 on their performance. As the Fire Department—assumed no responsibility in the matter, the Auburnites are that much out on their trip to this city: A con.mittee of three was appointed to draft resolutions of respect te. the memory ef the late Chief Scannell of San Francisco, the veteran fireman who was known and esteemed by his fellow firemen all over the Ceast. ent perteok of a nice little collation, the spread having been prepared by Antonio Tam, who, as everybody knows, thoroughly understands getting. up such things. The edibles, ‘‘smokeables,” etc., were fully enjoyed and then came a program of vocal and instrumental music, the latter being furnished by Sigourney & Brinkman’s orchestra. Their ‘selvctions were well rendered ad duly ap+ preciated. Joseph .Northey, Henry Hosking, George Bond, William Coughlan, William Frankel,, Joseph Jones and Louis ‘Brinkman favored with songs, their efforts being loudly applauded. It was a very pleasant occasion and the forty or more persous preseit énjoyed themselves to-the fullest extent. tips chaketie beeen Nervousness is from dyspepsia. Take iinwons Liver Regulator and be cured, “SICK @ick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach aud bowels. As Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilla, is the only dowel regulating preparation of Barsaparilla, it Is seen why it is thé only apprdpriate Sarsaparillainsick-headaches, Itis notonly appropriate; it laan absolute cure. After a sdurse of it an occasional dose at Intervals ~-. will prevent return, ry " Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Fran. teco, writes: “I have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three from one to three times a week. Bome time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Barsaparilla acd have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” $ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Most modern, most effective, $1; 6 for $5. CARR B iOS. Cantata“Cipsy Queen’ FOR THE BENEFIT —O7— TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT :; THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, —ON— Friday Eveuing, April 7th. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Ne Extra Charges for Reserve Seat : Children 25 Cents. Try Pecarty’s Small Beer At S Cents. CHARLES HARTMAN, EK. E DULAC HARTMAN & DULAC Merchant Tailors, AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building, where they: will be to see their friends,. They are now making up some : SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have a full line at females of Fine Cloths, both Imported andtie, from which to choose, : . GIVE THEM A CALL. i After the business of the meeting was] transacted tables were set and those pres. . 4 Peafect Fit Guaranteed . “t Stuck on the Shooting Gallery. A shoeting gallery with automatic! <A portion of the dirt dumped into the figures which work and set music to go-. creek near the’ Main street bridge by the ing whenever a buliseye is hit, is in. city, to fill up the lot on which a washoperation on Bread street. The China-. house formerly stood, has caved down, men think it a great institution and they , owing to the wash from the creek. have ‘‘blowed in” many a dime trying the r hand with the rifles, Some of the celestials are good shots and can ring a bell or start up the music at their pleasure. Washed Out. Helps to Read. Ww, Colfax Jones, R. S., consulting optician, is at present in this city, at the National Hotel, and will rémain a couple cf weeks. This is an opportunity for those who are suffering from failing or defective vision to have the same corrected on scientific principles. © Glasses not properly suited toa person’s eyes do more harm than good. . Read the a dvertisement elsewhere. A woman's beauty is never lost : OWDER So long as her sweet smile remains— Absolutely Pure. So long as her gleam her teeth like Cream of tartar baking Powder.— frost, : . Highest of all in leavening strengtli.— And her soft lip the Fuby stains; mtg hc States ae ap , wi : ‘oop Report, And SOZODON T, with magic power, West, tuerve Yowsan Oc. Bestows on her this pricelessdower.] 4.06 Wall St N. Y: eee ——— HOW ARE Y OUR EYES? Here is an opportunity. Embrace it , while you can, W. COLFAX JONES, RS. ‘ ss , . Consulting Optician—of San Franciseo, Regular visiting Refraction Specialist. All cases of defective vision or eye strain, that can be treated by In Hoc Siguo vwinces the Science of Appled Optics successfully corrected. My cases will be kept under scientific supervision during the period of adaptation, thus insuring the confidence of patients and success in complicated cases. I will positively guarantee cases I undertake to treat. Only the best grades of material in frames aud lenses used. The latest styles of glasses and lorgnettes for the elite custom a specialty, Parlors Nos, 15, 16, 17, National Exchange Hotel. San Francisco, address No. 88, 9th Street. ~ . @ C) ; eo. : Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE NEW EsT Goonps: A Popular Live-of the Latest Spring-Attractions An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store. The determination and ability te MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you lice them, styles and fashions the latest, assortnient complete and/all right prices. Don't fail to see our splendid stack and take advantage of the inducements offered in Men's and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, eh eee, te Oe PRICES THE FATREST YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN, We guarantee profit and pleasure to every customer. Profit hecause our prices will prove a positive saving to the buyer. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, The First ‘nh the Fel Ss p . veal = pig ad aq ix i a _—— You will find that nev:r b>fore were Good. so attractive. Our varicty is larga, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghanis, Peroales Trouvillee, Decker Muslins, Etec. : : Get the choicest by making your selection: now. The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces ir great variety. Auction £ale. ‘Books, Crockery, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Etc. Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, . WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS; Sale Commences Wednesday Evening; Apeil 5th, ne AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This isa straight Clearance Saloffa=? will continue until stock is sold,» Age = P "GEO.IITRAGY, Auctioneer, nN eS A WHISTLING WELL. The Phenomenon Possessed by a Red Bluff. Ranch Before the Academy of Sciences last evening, says the San Francisco Bulletin, W. L. Watts of the Mining Bureau told of water supply investigations in the Sacramento Valley. Said he: ‘In Tehama and Glenn counties I have discovered wells which have served to convince me that the subterranean currents have a direot bearing on the water supply of the valley. Instead of under. ground caverns containing gases they are filled with air, whichis forced in and out according to ‘the state of the weather. Upon the ranch of E. Fish, situated’ two miles east of Red Bluff, I found a well less than. 100 feet in depth which seemed te have an unusual underground connection. “Just previous to a rain or stormy weather a current of dool air arises from some cavern opened’ by the well. So strong is the rush of air that when I covered the pump se as to cause the wind to escape through a small tube, a whistle which I attadlied was blown with a sound that cam be heard a mile, In fair weather the well has a suctien which will draw any light object toward it. On investigation I found that there was a0 gas in the air about the well, All at= Pe aie ea Pea 9 / After Diphtherla Paralysis of ithe Throat—Numbness and Weakness. Perfect Health Restored by Hoods Sareapariila, “My wife and three children were at tacked with diphtheria at the same time safely passed, but they were all left with ant with my wife it also affected her limbs, Her arms were numb to the shoulders, ac companied with a prickling sensation. It . was 80 dificult for her to swallow, it seemed as ifshe must starve. The children were in a similar condition, Physicians were greatly perplexed and said it was very critical with my wife, as she was more than likely to have tempts to ignite it failed. The water is uot tainted and*with the exception of this unusual circulation of air in and about the well it is similar te any other. . There is evidently a stratum underlying the valley which is not compact and by reason of some underground cennections the well gives a truthful forecast of an approaching change of weather.” t nn re EO ee, For distressing oppression and fullness in’ the stomach take Simmons -Liver Regulator, pis 2 20 oe . Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Bee. paralysis at any time, and if so it would be very deubeful if she survived. Finally friend suggested Hood's ough we not the slightest tah * . Were so ine peed, Maat eas ge peety to aiving fh to them, Words are Feeble to express the gratification we all felt at the end of a week to find an improvement, When they had finished three botttes I could not see but they were as well as previous to their sickness. The numbness and paralysis entirely disappeared. There was no trouble \Hood’s=:Cures in teating, beyond apparent mability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think it wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©, 8. SouTHWICK, Grocer and Notary Public, North Madison, Ohio, hive Grovery Store, Commercial street. ee aid to be perfectly certain on all these CAN DIES. Oontinent, and have some of it, *: W. M FOLEY, Confectioner ‘ Out Sale of re cheap at ¢6. hildren’s Shoes and Slippers, tock, It will be money in your pocket. Main and Commercial Pants from $5 up. oh You have to pay Coin for best ? ' lected Tobacco. rry = 5 OO ae a Do You Need Comforters ? We have themi from four-bits up—a big assortment. ‘ateen Cc mforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain; We have just received a full line of MEN'S FINE CLOTHING d invite everybody to examine our prices, sds Make your little boys happy. Come and sve the new line of JERSEY SUITS, id other novelties in Boy’s Suite we have just laid in. TO THE LADIES :—We have just received a full line of Ladies’, Misses an We invite everybody to come and examine ous Hood's Pill are purely vegetable, care fully preparéd trom the beat ingredients, About your Confeotignery, You want something pure, wholesome and tasty points, you must try FOLEY’ s FOLEY. is the Nevada Gity Confectioner. . You can’t find a a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Foley has the call and he also has the CAND » Come No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City oer acemons a va A BIG STORM IS COMING, Aud as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearin8 Blankets We carry a full line of Marysville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and also # full line of Eastern Blankets, If you want GRAY LANKETS at $1.25 por pair, now is your time. Ve have a double Blanket which we sell tor $2.00 which is 1 1-4, These Blankets WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50, We also have a line ao ——— These are fresh goods, just arrived i. EX#yiman & Co., MERCHANT: TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. First-claes Stock for Customers to select from. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guaranteed.” Suits from{$20 up. Cigars then why not] getfthe They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se A mild, sweet smoke. =3°xm. ma Sit. (LATTE a 0? MARTA) i agent NEVADA CITY, CALIF RNIAS ‘fr After serious illness the greatest danger was ~° pS

TiCes et ny ur id ers the are aia’ of ns Aiways on Hand, Vwe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County,' Calif. Published cei! f Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents.a Month ; $6 a:Year. TMURSDAY EV’NG, APRIL 6. ‘94. PERSONAL, Social and (ther Notes About People Old and Young. A. G. Chew of Red Dog is in town. Chris. Menroe of Omega is in town. James McBride of San Francisco is in town. Dan McCoy of Wardner, I. T., is here spending a few days. Chas. M. Henson of Placerville is in town. John Malwood of San Antenio is here on a visit. & John Spaulding of Seigler Springs arrived here last evening, 8. F, Grandbors of Carson City came in ow the morn‘ng train, C. 8. Marshall of Sacramento is here in the interest of the H. 8. Crocker Co. Mrs. W, C. McQuamy and children of Virginia City came in on the morning train. so Mrs, H. Johnson and Miss Mary MéNicholls, of Moore’s Flat, -are here spending a few days, James Tyrrell, one of the proprietors of the Grass Valley Union, was:in town yesterday and made us a short call. W. R. Senter and E. D, Woodman, of San Francisco, and Ed. M. Lynn of Sacramento came in on the train. last evening, 5 Mrs, A. Blumenthal and daughter re. turned from San Francisco last evening, accompanied hy Miss Mary Meyer, sister of Mrs, Blumenthal, Brief Meuation, ' Calkins & Tyrrell have sold the Colfax Sentinel to Chris. Runckel of Dutch ~ Fiat: Bishop Kip, the noted: divine, “is ~dy= ing. The snow is five feet deep at Forest anon sco City: tReet TL TL EECCA EE: The roads in all directions are still in a terrible condition, and this last ‘storm won't improve them any, Street work is being delayed by the rough weather, Nevada City has-more musical talent, . vecal and instruynent.l, than any town of its size on the Coast. foal ~ ‘He who steals whatjsn’t his’n, will OF SUPERVISORS. _—. BOARD _ The following bills wére allowed on the Fifth Road District Fund: Labor. on Roads—A. J. McPhetres $?.50, C. F. McGlashan, $11, Legg & Shaw $3.60, Dutch Flat Stage Co. $2.25, B. F. Snell $329.05. : The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the Iirst Road District Fund: Legg & Shaw, mdse., 851.65. F, E. Wadsworth; advertising, $11.20. Labor on Roads—Citizens Bank 2.50, F, M. Pridgeon $15, D. B. Getchell $30, George Zink $44, Jobn Snell $28. GENERAL ROAD FUND. F, E. Wadsworth, printing, $19. Labor on Roads—Thomas Mooney $249.50, Frank Bost $42, R. Huckins ‘. $12, Jos. Keeffer $117.50, H. H. Hackins $3, Bernard-Carey $21,25, D. J. Lynch $20, S. A. Winn $13, Geo. McCullough 35, J. P. Smith $7.50, W. N. Davey $30, P, Mulcahey $10, A. J. Miller $12.50, +R. Herrod $25, W. Schwartz $37.50, Frank Ennor $45, W. H. Skehan, $47.50, Geo, Zink $44, S. Treaner $16.25. The report of Road Commissioner of District No. 2 was read, approved and ordered placed on file. The following bills were ord: red paid from the GENERAL FUND: Ogden Bros., repairing tools for chaingang, $6.25. James’ G. Neagle, keys for Court House, $2. Chas. H, Mitchell, advertising and printing, $6. W. Richards, conveying sick t6 hospital,. $26.30. Peter Purcell, conveying prisoner to Nevada City, $4. : C.-C. Townsend, $44.15. ~ a ‘The following demands against the county were found due on Second Road District Fund: F Labor on Roads—E.W. Donnelly $631.12, Weissbein Bros. °$42.50, Citizens Bank-$107, J. O. Conway $9.50, J. B. White $38, W. Tweedy $8.75. Elam Biggs, mdse., $7.95. Hf. S. Mell, repairing tools, $1.75. tT. Lyons, labor on roads, $12.50. Legg & Shaw, mdse, 55 cents. CCH. Mitchell, advertising aud printConstable — fees, the same trouble te contend with that Grass Valley was infested with some time ago, A hard character in the shape of a woman, who is knownas Mrs. Van Ness, is bothering the people ef Nevada City, and just at present the Hoard oft Supervisors particularly, She was dependent on the Relief Society “of this NR A ae ee ee GIVE THEM A SHOW. Doos Not Think Pavorably of the Proposed New Reduction Works. It is getting to be a regular chestnut of reduction works being built to work refractory ores from Meadow Lake. We would like to see some one’ work the ores, but let them try it where they have works in operation beforé building and then having to fail. It was only’a short while ago a reduction plant was built in this place ind turned out to be a failure, and such failures gives a black eye to a city, to outside capital.—Grass Valley Telegraph. ‘ The parties who have the new mill and process referred to by the TransOrIrt the other day had two or three tons of Meadow Lake ore shipped’ East a few years ago and claim to have worked it with most satisfactory results. One of the gentlemen interested in the Phila~ delphia works visited Meadow Lake personally and had the ores sent on for treatment. The idea_that because certain processes and certain companies have failed in their _attempts_to work refractory ores, others are doomed to a similar fate, is a silurian view of the matter, There are failures in every line of business or occupation, but that does not deter other men from following these pursuits and meeting with success, and sogt is in the matter of mining and milling processes, Past failures in.the working of Meadow Lake ores has certainly made: capitalists timid about investing in the distri¢t, but this fact does not warr.nt the throwing vf cold water on any new plan or process that is claimed will extract the precious metals from the ore. Mr, * Carter’s process not ouly extracts the gold, but the sulphuric acid gases are condensed and saved, as well as the red oxide of iron where it exists, both of which produets are valuable and have formerly been illowed to escape. There seems to be no question about the Meadow Lake ores containing gold in paying quantities, provided the same cau be extracted by some economical pro cess, and this is just what Mr. Carter claims he canto, the may fait, but tilt ing, $19.95. such time it seems te-us it would be wise . Nash, lal orson roads, $2.50. ‘o reserve adverse criticism. Se oan John Clark, who is spending the aaqeRne ESN aide ase oe ~~“ winter in this city, says he is convinced Union: Nevada City is now having . Y his experience with 4 small prospect ing: mill at Meadow, La € Mast sner, that the quartz can be Worked profitably by crushing it with. statps and passing the pulp over caavas and thea upon con centrators, where the sylphurets are saved. ‘The canvas will catch the free gold, no quicksilver te be used either in : “pone day bring tp in prison; We be lieve it, for Jim Neagle told us so. Semebody broke the incandescent street lamp at the Main street bridge Jast night, ’ E, W. Maslin, formerly of this city, has been appointed by Governor Markham. to edit the history and advertising matter to be u-ed at the World’s Fair in, the interest of California. 0 #@e-o The Storm. We doubt if ever a more severe storni. occurred in this section in the month of April than that which prevailed last night From 6 o'clock P, m. till 8 o'clock this morning it raged with the fury of.a storm in mid-winter. Torrents of rain fell, the strong wiad driving it in great sheets and adding to its fierceness. At 11 o’cleck snow began falling, and in a short time the ground was covered There was a mixture of snow and rain from that heur till morning, when the snow had full sway or a time, reaching a depth of about an inch, when there was a lull in the storm. From present indications, however, itis not over yet, _— -———-— 2 Oe + -Only a Rumor, It was rumered abéut town last even. ing that'a dead Chinaman was found floating in one uf the town reservoirs yes terday. Inquiry fails te find any auther_ ity fer the report, and we conclude that it was only an idle report, Many persons have quit drinking pipe water since hearing of the alleged find. Will View the Property. Warner Van Norden, President of the South Yuba Canal Company, accempanied by his son, Otto Van Norden,and his nephew, Charles Van Norden, arrived here from New York last evening and are stopping at the National Exchange. The object of their visit is to look at the company’s property. . wi Be Tried Below. The damage suit of the Wyoming Mining Company .against the Champion Mining Company, which was begun in the Superior Court of this county, has been ordered transferred to the United States Cirouit Court at San Francisco for trial, Bill of Fare Changed. Instead of corn beef the Beehive grocery store has just opened a choice lot of Pickled Tripe. m27 A surgeon is the man who has to carve . eut his fortune if he gets any.—Detroit D APRICE’ compete MOST PERFECT MADE. Cu and tighomes Or Perea adulterant. wA pure Ee nage 40 Years the Standard. : city-for-some-time;-but-the-tiving got--to be too plain for ber fastidious tastes and she was sent te the. county hospital. That did not suit her any better and she is now roaming about the streets of Nevada City, sleeping in ti.e courthouse or wherever she can get a place to-lie down, She should be sent to, the Insane Asylum, for which she is surely a fit subject. The First Time in Two Years.” We call attention to the program ol the concert to be given Friday evening for the benelit of the Episcopal Charel, . It is the first time in more than two years that they have asked for attything from the public, and it is well know that their entertainments are always -~exceptionally good. The cherus of thirty voices is composed of soiae of the best musica} talent of the city. Reserved seats to’ be had, at C. KE. Mulloy’s without extra charge. : i ee Got Mired, G. Ramelli, the milkman, attempted tou drive over the soft dirt near Hyman’s clothing store today, where a ditch has been dug forthe sewer pipe. ‘Ihe rain has softened ‘the dirt to a mush-like con. sistency, which Ramelli discovered too late, The wagon wheels sunk down to the hubs and one of the horses failing to -. find any support beneath him, rolled over in the mire and had to be unhitched before he could be got on solid ground. Will Arrive Saturday Evening. Senator Fotd and Assemblyman Thomas will arrive here Saturday evening. ‘They wil)-be-warmly welcomed by everybody, ~® Pythian Sisters. The Pythian Sisters are requested to meet at Odd Fellow’s Hall on Sunday, April 9th, at 2 p.m.” Business of great importance to be transacted. ‘ Auice GetowrL, M, E. C, L. E. Ismerv, M. of R. & C, a6-3t ¥. M. I. Regular meeting of the Young Men’s Institute tomorrow night. Every,member is requested to be present, SCENTS At eae Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re maining in the postoflice at Nevada City, -Nevada County, Cal., April 6, 1893: Berry, H. V. Cooke, A. C, Davis, Tom ; Dennes, Miss Maggie Roszel, Jennie A. » Schmidt, Adam VOREIGN, Jose, Lima ' Manoel. Mendonca 1f not called for in fifteen days the letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say adverti and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. ; Leonagp 8, CaLkins, P. M, Cordially Entertained, Dr, ©. W. Chapman gave a fine party last evening to the Wednesday Evening Club of young folks, entertaining his guests in a mest cordial manner. © “Just Received, Wisconsin imitation Swiss Cheese, Roquefort and Limburger, «just received at A. Iseard’s, -. 96-3t The-sulphuretsto—be. reconcentrated or condensed, as they do in Colorads, and then subjected to chlorination or some other chemical pro, Clark’ las great fuith in the future of that district,’ and will go back tu work on his claims cess that is nut expeiisive. there as soon as the season opens aad the snow disappears, ————__ 4 06s s -Tie sportsmaws Club. Union: Last evening the Grass Valley Sportsinan’s Club held its regular monthy meeting: ~~Atverthe — usual routine e business was goue through with the» following 6tficers were elected to serve for the ensuing tees: President, Alf. Tregidgo; Vice President, M. 'T. Hubbard; Secretary, George Mietcher; Treasurer, D, BMarwicl:: l'rustees, Dr. T. W. Hays, Jr., Williain (fin and Charles KE, Uren, The club is in a very prosperous condition aud the prospects for the members having some jolly sport this year are good, As soon as the weather will permit, the usual yearly, pigeon shoot contest for a gold medal wiil be commenced, '4@ae Witheut Fail, The concert for the benefit of the Episcopal Church will take place at the Theater tomorrow evening witliont fail, There will be no postponement, and all who have counted on going should bear this in mind. As there will be n regular house programs provided it will be well for those who attend to clip a cepy of the prograin from one of the local papers beforé-starting from home. 7or K. of P, Attention. The regular weekly meeting of Milo

Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A fuii attendance is requested. Work in first and sectnd ranks; also nominations for delegates to Grand Lodge. Wu. Girrin, C. C, B. 8. Recror, K. of R. & §, Dyeing and Cleaning In all its branches, Gents’ light spying suits and ladies’ fine party dresses thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed or no charge. Between ‘now and the first of April, before the spring trade opens up, I will do all work twenty-five per cent cheaper than thereafter. M. H. Smrru, Prop, Grass Valley Steam Dye House, ~ Baby cried, Motherjsighed, Doctor prescribed -Castoria, —— 4 2 oeDeserving Praise. We desire te say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Amica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled :emedies that seli as well, or that has given such universal satisfaction, We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the price, if satisfactory emedies have iarely on their merits. Gor ieee Dens: gists, ; the battery or ii the palp after it comes . from the battery, -. JOULY FIREVEN. = The Members of Pennsylvania Engine Company Regale: Themselves. An interesting meeting was held last evening by Pennsylvania Engine Company,» at their “hall on .Broad street. Four. new members were elected. An invitation was received from the Knights of Pythias asking the company to join in the grand parade that is to take place here on May 18th. It was voted unanimously to accept the invitation and turn out in uniform every member who could. possibly do se. Chief Engineer Heok was present and made a few remarks, offering some very timely suggestions en fire matters. He also submitted; for the information of the firemen, a report which he had received from the Auburn Dramatic Company relative to the entertainment* recently given here for the benefit of the Nevada Fire Department, which report shows that the Auburn amateurs run behind something over $30 on their performance. As the Fire Department—assumed no responsibility in the matter, the Auburnites are that much out on their trip to this city: A con.mittee of three was appointed to draft resolutions of respect te. the memory ef the late Chief Scannell of San Francisco, the veteran fireman who was known and esteemed by his fellow firemen all over the Ceast. ent perteok of a nice little collation, the spread having been prepared by Antonio Tam, who, as everybody knows, thoroughly understands getting. up such things. The edibles, ‘‘smokeables,” etc., were fully enjoyed and then came a program of vocal and instrumental music, the latter being furnished by Sigourney & Brinkman’s orchestra. Their ‘selvctions were well rendered ad duly ap+ preciated. Joseph .Northey, Henry Hosking, George Bond, William Coughlan, William Frankel,, Joseph Jones and Louis ‘Brinkman favored with songs, their efforts being loudly applauded. It was a very pleasant occasion and the forty or more persous preseit énjoyed themselves to-the fullest extent. tips chaketie beeen Nervousness is from dyspepsia. Take iinwons Liver Regulator and be cured, “SICK @ick-headaches are the outward indications of derangements of the stomach aud bowels. As Joy's Vegetable Barsaparilla, is the only dowel regulating preparation of Barsaparilla, it Is seen why it is thé only apprdpriate Sarsaparillainsick-headaches, Itis notonly appropriate; it laan absolute cure. After a sdurse of it an occasional dose at Intervals ~-. will prevent return, ry " Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Fran. teco, writes: “I have been troubled with attacks of sick-headache for the last three from one to three times a week. Bome time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Barsaparilla acd have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” $ Vegetable Sarsaparilla Most modern, most effective, $1; 6 for $5. CARR B iOS. Cantata“Cipsy Queen’ FOR THE BENEFIT —O7— TRINITY EPISCOPAL CHURCH, AT :; THE :: NEVADA :: THEATRE, —ON— Friday Eveuing, April 7th. ADMISSION FIFTY CENTS. Ne Extra Charges for Reserve Seat : Children 25 Cents. Try Pecarty’s Small Beer At S Cents. CHARLES HARTMAN, EK. E DULAC HARTMAN & DULAC Merchant Tailors, AVE OPENED A NEW SHOP ON Union street, in the City Hotel building, where they: will be to see their friends,. They are now making up some : SPRING AND SUMMER SUITS, And will have a full line at females of Fine Cloths, both Imported andtie, from which to choose, : . GIVE THEM A CALL. i After the business of the meeting was] transacted tables were set and those pres. . 4 Peafect Fit Guaranteed . “t Stuck on the Shooting Gallery. A shoeting gallery with automatic! <A portion of the dirt dumped into the figures which work and set music to go-. creek near the’ Main street bridge by the ing whenever a buliseye is hit, is in. city, to fill up the lot on which a washoperation on Bread street. The China-. house formerly stood, has caved down, men think it a great institution and they , owing to the wash from the creek. have ‘‘blowed in” many a dime trying the r hand with the rifles, Some of the celestials are good shots and can ring a bell or start up the music at their pleasure. Washed Out. Helps to Read. Ww, Colfax Jones, R. S., consulting optician, is at present in this city, at the National Hotel, and will rémain a couple cf weeks. This is an opportunity for those who are suffering from failing or defective vision to have the same corrected on scientific principles. © Glasses not properly suited toa person’s eyes do more harm than good. . Read the a dvertisement elsewhere. A woman's beauty is never lost : OWDER So long as her sweet smile remains— Absolutely Pure. So long as her gleam her teeth like Cream of tartar baking Powder.— frost, : . Highest of all in leavening strengtli.— And her soft lip the Fuby stains; mtg hc States ae ap , wi : ‘oop Report, And SOZODON T, with magic power, West, tuerve Yowsan Oc. Bestows on her this pricelessdower.] 4.06 Wall St N. Y: eee ——— HOW ARE Y OUR EYES? Here is an opportunity. Embrace it , while you can, W. COLFAX JONES, RS. ‘ ss , . Consulting Optician—of San Franciseo, Regular visiting Refraction Specialist. All cases of defective vision or eye strain, that can be treated by In Hoc Siguo vwinces the Science of Appled Optics successfully corrected. My cases will be kept under scientific supervision during the period of adaptation, thus insuring the confidence of patients and success in complicated cases. I will positively guarantee cases I undertake to treat. Only the best grades of material in frames aud lenses used. The latest styles of glasses and lorgnettes for the elite custom a specialty, Parlors Nos, 15, 16, 17, National Exchange Hotel. San Francisco, address No. 88, 9th Street. ~ . @ C) ; eo. : Spring is Coming AND AS USUAL THE FIRST IN THE MARKET WITH THE NEW EsT Goonps: A Popular Live-of the Latest Spring-Attractions An Unlimited Variety in Every Department of the Store. The determination and ability te MAKE THE BEST PRICES, qualities as you lice them, styles and fashions the latest, assortnient complete and/all right prices. Don't fail to see our splendid stack and take advantage of the inducements offered in Men's and Boy's Clothing, Hats, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, eh eee, te Oe PRICES THE FATREST YOU HAVE EVER KNOWN, We guarantee profit and pleasure to every customer. Profit hecause our prices will prove a positive saving to the buyer. It is impossible to make a mistake in your Spring buying if you select from the fair priced stock of CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, The First ‘nh the Fel Ss p . veal = pig ad aq ix i a _—— You will find that nev:r b>fore were Good. so attractive. Our varicty is larga, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghanis, Peroales Trouvillee, Decker Muslins, Etec. : : Get the choicest by making your selection: now. The new Embroideries are very handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and Laces ir great variety. Auction £ale. ‘Books, Crockery, Glass Ware, Furniture, Groceries, Etc. Tracy's Auction Rooms, Main Street, OPPOSITE THE UNION HOTEL, . WILL BE SOLD IN LOTS TO SUIT ALL WHO WANT BIG BARGAINS; Sale Commences Wednesday Evening; Apeil 5th, ne AT SEVEN O'CLOCK, This isa straight Clearance Saloffa=? will continue until stock is sold,» Age = P "GEO.IITRAGY, Auctioneer, nN eS A WHISTLING WELL. The Phenomenon Possessed by a Red Bluff. Ranch Before the Academy of Sciences last evening, says the San Francisco Bulletin, W. L. Watts of the Mining Bureau told of water supply investigations in the Sacramento Valley. Said he: ‘In Tehama and Glenn counties I have discovered wells which have served to convince me that the subterranean currents have a direot bearing on the water supply of the valley. Instead of under. ground caverns containing gases they are filled with air, whichis forced in and out according to ‘the state of the weather. Upon the ranch of E. Fish, situated’ two miles east of Red Bluff, I found a well less than. 100 feet in depth which seemed te have an unusual underground connection. “Just previous to a rain or stormy weather a current of dool air arises from some cavern opened’ by the well. So strong is the rush of air that when I covered the pump se as to cause the wind to escape through a small tube, a whistle which I attadlied was blown with a sound that cam be heard a mile, In fair weather the well has a suctien which will draw any light object toward it. On investigation I found that there was a0 gas in the air about the well, All at= Pe aie ea Pea 9 / After Diphtherla Paralysis of ithe Throat—Numbness and Weakness. Perfect Health Restored by Hoods Sareapariila, “My wife and three children were at tacked with diphtheria at the same time safely passed, but they were all left with ant with my wife it also affected her limbs, Her arms were numb to the shoulders, ac companied with a prickling sensation. It . was 80 dificult for her to swallow, it seemed as ifshe must starve. The children were in a similar condition, Physicians were greatly perplexed and said it was very critical with my wife, as she was more than likely to have tempts to ignite it failed. The water is uot tainted and*with the exception of this unusual circulation of air in and about the well it is similar te any other. . There is evidently a stratum underlying the valley which is not compact and by reason of some underground cennections the well gives a truthful forecast of an approaching change of weather.” t nn re EO ee, For distressing oppression and fullness in’ the stomach take Simmons -Liver Regulator, pis 2 20 oe . Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Bee. paralysis at any time, and if so it would be very deubeful if she survived. Finally friend suggested Hood's ough we not the slightest tah * . Were so ine peed, Maat eas ge peety to aiving fh to them, Words are Feeble to express the gratification we all felt at the end of a week to find an improvement, When they had finished three botttes I could not see but they were as well as previous to their sickness. The numbness and paralysis entirely disappeared. There was no trouble \Hood’s=:Cures in teating, beyond apparent mability to get enough to eat. The neighbors all know of this case and all think it wonderful, as do the doctors.” ©, 8. SouTHWICK, Grocer and Notary Public, North Madison, Ohio, hive Grovery Store, Commercial street. ee aid to be perfectly certain on all these CAN DIES. Oontinent, and have some of it, *: W. M FOLEY, Confectioner ‘ Out Sale of re cheap at ¢6. hildren’s Shoes and Slippers, tock, It will be money in your pocket. Main and Commercial Pants from $5 up. oh You have to pay Coin for best ? ' lected Tobacco. rry = 5 OO ae a Do You Need Comforters ? We have themi from four-bits up—a big assortment. ‘ateen Cc mforters, with feathers in them, which we will sell at a bargain; We have just received a full line of MEN'S FINE CLOTHING d invite everybody to examine our prices, sds Make your little boys happy. Come and sve the new line of JERSEY SUITS, id other novelties in Boy’s Suite we have just laid in. TO THE LADIES :—We have just received a full line of Ladies’, Misses an We invite everybody to come and examine ous Hood's Pill are purely vegetable, care fully preparéd trom the beat ingredients, About your Confeotignery, You want something pure, wholesome and tasty points, you must try FOLEY’ s FOLEY. is the Nevada Gity Confectioner. . You can’t find a a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Foley has the call and he also has the CAND » Come No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City oer acemons a va A BIG STORM IS COMING, Aud as the weather is growing colder you had better attend our Grand Clearin8 Blankets We carry a full line of Marysville Blankets, Petaluma Blankets and Merced Falls Blankets, and also # full line of Eastern Blankets, If you want GRAY LANKETS at $1.25 por pair, now is your time. Ve have a double Blanket which we sell tor $2.00 which is 1 1-4, These Blankets WHITE BLANKETS, $1.50, We also have a line ao ——— These are fresh goods, just arrived i. EX#yiman & Co., MERCHANT: TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. First-claes Stock for Customers to select from. Perfect Fit and the best workmanship guaranteed.” Suits from{$20 up. Cigars then why not] getfthe They Are 3 for 25 cents. Put Up in Tin Foil Packages, and made of carefully se A mild, sweet smoke. =3°xm. ma Sit. (LATTE a 0? MARTA) i agent NEVADA CITY, CALIF RNIAS ‘fr After serious illness the greatest danger was ~° pS