August 31, 1893 (4 pages)

is “e “ae TS am go well with Shasta 2 = = = , + a i : 2 7 > ention, Firemen, A FINE OUTLOOK. 1S ACCIDENT. stig GHE ORANSGRIPM. = wuld: HYORAULICKERS _ The members of Nevada Fire De) artment a . ee: Tes are ordered to meet at theiit respective halls Nevada City, Nevada County, Calir, Ue Tha’ Bec on 3 P . NV on Friday, September Ist, at 12 o'clock u, ssid! ¢ i : Nevada City and Assemblyman Thomas Views ! The’ First Application Favorably Considered by. Jack Jones Ran Over by 2 Logging Truck Near eles & deci, “ad oe gel of the i in I DSU : issi j ill eo our late brother Fireman and Assistant days and Legal Holidays, Mining Industry. a the Commissioners, the Mt. Oro Sawmill, lhe ait Established Sept. 6,"1880. =e : — Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN AD VANCE. Locat Noricrs—10 cents per lirie for first insertion and # cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per fine. per thénth, ———— Sree em; THURSDAY EVE’G, AUGUST 31, *93, THE SECOND DAY. Five Raves at {lenbrook Yesterday and a Better Attendance. — There was quite an incréase in'the attendance at Glenbrook Park yesterday. The unfinished trot of the 2:30 class was the first event. The heat and race was won by Belle, Hattie B. second, Sacramento third, Time, 2:943, The starters for the next race were: Mand Patchen, MeNassara, Ramon and Waterford. McNassara was the favorite at $10 to $6 for the field. Maud won the first heat, Ramon second, Waterford third, Mc~ Nassara fourth. Time, 2:26, Waterford ‘took the second heat in 2:243, Ramon second, Maud third. In the third heat Ramon passed under the wire first, Maud second, Waterford third and McNassara fourth, just savilig being distanced, Time, 2:24, : “The fourth heat was won. by Raman, ‘in 2:27, Waterford second, Maud third, Mi. Nasaara fourth, Ramon took ‘the last heat jand race in 2:25. Maud took second money, Waterfi rd third money. Iu the special trotting race of the 2:50 class there were feur aterters: Lady Turner, Einma C., Tuvcer, and Hamilton, Jr, Emma_(. won _theheat, Himilton Jr. secend, Lady Turner third and Tuoge fourth: : Time, 2:55. : The second aud third héats. were won by . Emma C. Time, 2:51, 2:52, ‘was-given xecond Wy oney. Lady Turner third. At the Park today there was the Ladies Tournament and ‘three raves: The first was a trotting match, 2:27 class, for a purse of $400. ‘The ‘second waa ronning; seven: eighths of a mile and repeat, for a purse of $300, and the last was a saddle-horge race for @ purse of $50, + ee ~“fomofrow 's*program at the ‘track’ will be & goed one. Sve advertisement, a whee A Battle For Blood. Is what Hood's Sargaparilla Yigorously * fights and it ‘is always victorious in expell— ing all the foul taints and giving the vitaN fluid the quality and quantity of perfect health, Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills, 25¢. * <7 = Seo —— a So eee The Merchant of Venice, _A large audience was present at the Theater last night, and the above entitled play Was put on in a very creditable manner. Mr. Foote, as Shylock, gave a splendid imPersonation of the character. Miss Plunkett took the part of Portia in a very becoming manner, and.the other members of the cem— pany come in for their share of credit in the productien of the play. -The company: @ppear again tonight, in ‘ The Vagabond, ”. Tomorrow evening «# triple bill will be given, including one act from * Camille,” # recuperation, a Tidings’ reporter. eagerly Grasped the *pportunity to hie himself to Nevada City for the double Purpose of renewing old Scquaintances and to ascertain what was Occurring of importance in that lively burg, Ou arriving he found. the town Possessing the same quiet and somber hue se characteristic of it on the Subbath day. But & “peep behind the scemes” quickly con— vinced the. writer that the county seat,-like our own city, ig not suffering to any appreciable extent from the depression so prevalent in other cities, and that this time, Viz., confidence and monay are ostensible by. their presence everywhere, We found the citizens happy and contented over the bright outlook of the future of the mining industry. The reporter was informed that there are more and Tidings; Sunday being a day for rest ana . ~ eens The . tirst application or permission te carry on hydraulic mining under the provirions of the Caminetti bill came before the Debris Commission of California in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, The application was from Robert M. Mooer and James C, Boyd, who have leaded the Kelly Hill Gold Gravel mine, which is located seventeen miles northest of Chico, The meeting was for the purpose of hearing any objectors who might appear to oppose the granting of the permission applied for, and as none appeared. the application was taken uhder advisement and will be granted, the Commission Say. Next Monday the cominission will meet te listen to protests against the Opening of the old Omega mine in Nevada county. The Omega mine is one the largest hydraulic mines in this county, and it has more than larger" mines in Operation, employing a greater number of men, than at any time during the past twelve years. In converga— tion with a nnmber of prominent citizens the fact was elicted that an era of prosperity is anticipated such as has never before been experienced in Nevada City. One old pioneer facetiously remarked, “‘We have steod by the old town through prosperity and adversity, through storm and sunshine; we have advocated her claims as a mining center for many years and we-have never tied in well doing. We Lelieve in the survival of the fitte t,’ we have never lst confidence in the ultimate success of the city of our adoption, and today the expecta. tions uf the sanguine are being realized. These sentiments are indicative ef the {eeling pessessed Ly all the old residents rela~ tive to the future of our sister city, The residents of the county seat are julilant over the resumption ofhydraulic mining, for a8 & matter of course that town will be the center of supply for the hydraulic wegions, and already their imaginations are vivid @neugh to perceive large frieght wagons leaving the city loaded down with Provisions for the mines as in “ye olden time.” While enjoying the balmy and. recuperating sephyre-whist: wore} gently wafting breeses-which give the fair-danisels “af _Nevaila“siich a roseate hue and which add plum puess to their captivating forms—I was seeested by our popular and classical young ‘Assemblyman, Richard I. Thomias, After a few fraternal greetings and complimentary exchanges our eonversatien drifted te the wifes of hydraulic in the upper part of the county. In speaking of the future of the San Juan Ridge, Mr, Thonias‘drew a picture so graphic and real, couched in language sa choice aud eloquent, that the reporter became so enchanted as to almost forget the subject ef conversation. ‘Our young Assemblyman is thoroughly conversant With the system of hydraulicking and is \veryons thusiastic when discussing the Prospects of that industry. Ty substance he said: The miners of the Ban Tuam. ridge are jubilant and justly so, Not for over tem years has the horizon been so bright and clear to them and they consider the future of hydraulic mining very prepitious, indeed, Preparations are being made to resume thia system of mining on a scale in keeping with. the importance and magnitude of the mines for whose benefits the dams are being constructed. ~Do.you think Mr, Thomas, that restraining dams can be built that will prevent the debris from going iito the river?” was asked. ‘Most certainly I do,” he reand a couple of farces. Seats can he secured at Mulloy’s, 2 + 8 + House and Lot For Sale, In this city for $500. One-half cash, Balance on easy installments, Apply to a23-lw Frank Guinp, _— +S e 2 For Sale. A residence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine, Enquire at the Transcrirr office. a24-tf te 9@e-e ee, Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The firaty prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. solation prizesof 50 cents each, ——_—_—————— Bill of Fare Changed. . It is rather late for tri » sod. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive nueey Store has concluded to introduce. to his customers the finest lot of bia 4 Pigs P bea seen in this city, y ‘em. ey pig menadi. j24 +9 eo ——— Found. A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at thisoffice. jy28 DFPRICES. (Powder MOST PERFECT MADE. 1 great leading Clube ental ng ay Wale Baking Powder its supremacy. sea area te @ Years the Standard. plied. “And not enly do I think so, byt the majority ef the civil engineers of the State who are acquainted with the hydraulic mines. and the rivers adjacent thereto, express the same opinion. It is a folly te speak of restraiing dams that will net restrain in the way that the people of the valley do. It has heen proved beyond dispute that dams can be constructed so as to prevent any debris from proceeding inte the river, and any statement to the contrary shows the ignorance of the valley people of the subject of which they attempt to discuss,” ‘How much do° you suppose Nevada county has lost in her annual revenue through the suppression ef hydraulic min. ing?” “Tt is very difficult to give an accurate estimate of the amount: of gold produced, because many of the small claims do not keep a record of their yearly productions. But speaking approximately I should think the loss sustained is somewhere from three tofour millien dollars annually, This yeu will perceive is a heavy loss to a simple county and if our revenue was increased to that amount there would be a great increase in our presperity. Why, just think of it, our assessment roll fell off one-half during the first year after hydraulicking was prohibited. * This fact alone will convince the most ebdurate of the value of this industry. We need ‘this money; we must have it, Look at the depression in tinancial and com. mercial circles. A great part of the panic might have been averted if the hydraulic mines had continued their operations uninterrupted. Very near $120,000,000 have been lost to the currency of the world through the suppressien of these mines, a far greater amount than the Treasury reserve of the United States. In the San Juan Ridge we have one of the best localities in the State of California. We have quartz mines, is =a shortly you will witness & great boom "fi mining in that part of the county. When everybody will he ‘jolly chock full of glee.” You can never have » really good complexien until the impurity is cleaned: from your blood. What you need is ® thorough course of Ayet’s Sarsaparilla, which is absolutely free from all harmful ingredients, and therefore, perfectly sate, Make Him Happy. You can make your boys’ school days bright for him by buying him a School Suit at Carrer & Jonnsron’s, onee figured in the courts because of damage, which the washed-out gravel did the farming linds: The Commissioners therefore expect that there will be strenuous efforts made to prevent reopening. Majer Heuer, one of the Commission Ts, says, however, that if the owners conform to the law the commis Sion cannot refixe a permit, A School Satchel Free of Charge, A fine. new satchel— water proof—will be given fiee to each cash purchaser ef over $1 worth of School Books. <-06e+ Attention sir Knights. — Officers'and Sir Anights of Mountain Diinhalation of the . down Wolf Creek—those . future . vision, No, 16,.U. R. K. of Pa You are hereby ordered to meet at Ar mory Hall on Friday, Sept. Ist, 1893, at d o'clock P. M., sharp,to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Win. T. Morgan, Fall unifern. By order. . ; JOHN BACIGALUPI, ks Sir-Kuight Captain: G. A, Gray, Recorder. : ——— Stopped tne Wheel. wheel of fortune there during the Faces. Neagle on a complaint charging him with conducting a gambling game contrary te the law in such caseg made and provided, Thompson, we understand, will fight the case. His trial will take place next Tues— day at 2 2’eleak-—», ‘M.; before Justice Muiloy. He gaye bonds in the sum of $],000, presume it is in accordance with the law, Every Boy and Girl Who earns promotion deserves new books, Buy them at Carr Bros. ‘ Se ene ire And Pay a fancy price for a School Suit when you can get a good one 80 cheap at: Carrer & Jounsron’s, Glomawenna . re _ All Free, _ Those who have used Dr, King’s New Dis. not, have new the oppurtunity to try it Fei. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, Send your name and address to H, E. .Bueklen & Ce., Chicago, and get ® sample bex of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide of Health and Household Instructor, Free, All of which ig guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store, ene a eee oeOur Rapia Transitory Existence a en Is brief enough without our shortening it by seeking medicine aid, when we are somewhat unwell, from sources where it ig only obtainable with great risk. Even if the old doctrine were true that violent diseases require violent remedies, it does not follow that drastic purgatives, narcotics, Powerful “sedatives” of the nervous system are advisable in cases where slight disorders mani. festly call for the ase of milder means of re. covering, involving no subsequent danger, but equally efficient, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. uot only relieves, but ultimately and completely relieves disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels and nerves, It is a genuine tonic, healthfully stimulates the kidneys, is a thorough alterative, and a most effectual Preventive of chills and fever and bilious remittent, The utmost cunfidence can be reposed in the purity and safety of its medioinal ingredients, p KARL'S SCLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puarfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., 5c. ‘Sold by Carr Bros. ‘ POWDER Absolutely Pure. > A cream of tartar baking powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Royal Baking Powder (o,, 106 Wall St, N. Y. Henry Thompson made arangements with . -the-managers’ of” Glenbrook Park to run his Yesterday he was arrested by Under Sherif’ which seems to us rather steep, although we . Govery know its value; and those who have . , G. J. Scnaiipr, An accident of a very serious nature co-f a3l-it Chief Engineer. ’ ; ae bee! Cioc near curred at 11 e’clock this forenoon Wht Cheié nk 18 Wits: Cooper Bros.’ Mt. Oro sawmill, not far SSE The Citizens Bank will be closed . tomorrow at 12 o'clock, out of respect to the from Quaker Hill. Jack Jones. of Willew Mo tenner, Spa <a aa EEE) dy, pptem Our, That is the date the Schools will ConsymMence, And perhaps you are thinking where you can get a good School Suit tor your boy FOR A LITTLE MONEY. Now, we claim thar We can give you a better suit for the Price than any other house in this county, and we have a better s@iection to’pick fram, and Valley, Yoam& man who hea been we memory of the late Wim. 'T’. Morgan. a8 swamper, was run over by the logging truck. ne of the wheels psssed diagonally ever his left hip and thigh, crushiug the frightful manner. The truck, loaded with three large logs, then upset, catching some of the exen under it. Just how the accident happened we did not learn. It occurred on a bend in adecc a — 0b Dox'r buy a blood-puritier becatise it is “cheap.” The best—the Superior Medicine ——Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, is, in the end, the cheapest blood-puritier in the market, The ingredients of which it is composed are the most expensive and medicinally efticaeions that can be obtained. leg in a which was all OUR GOODS AND FRESH.” It would PaY vou to come and see them before buying elsewhere and WE CAN SAVE You MONEY. : EWE CAN SELL CHEAPEST, 50 Cts. A PAIR, GOODS AS CHEAP as THE We also have a fine line of KNEF.PAN VS, just’ the thing for school, for 50 cents the road, a short distance frein the mill. Why suffer with sick headache and biliJohn Eden, one of the will hands, came; Ousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will to town after Dr. Muller, arriving here at 1 . cure you. : Hood’s Cures the seene of the accident, ; Thomas J ones, brother ef the in jured man, was driving the ox teans. Jack Jones is a member of the Nevada Light Guard and is well kuown te many of eur citizens, ren ; A Spleadid Bx hibit. Among the many exhibits at the Pavilion Caer & Johnston THE ONE PRICE STORE Corner of Pine and Commercial] Streets, Nevada City. in Grass Valley, those of sealed fruits and jellies shown by Mrs. I. J. Rolfe and Mrs. George F. Jaceba, of this city, are deserving of special mention, Mrs. Rolfe exhibits nine varicties uf pickles, hermetically. sealed fruit in glasses, and jellies in glasses. Mra, Jacobs exhibits hermetically sealed frnits: The displays made by these ladies are very ; meritoriens. \ ae ZEN i _— CP da Wheres 'fo:-tis: Mr. J. OW. Stillman “tam Truly Thankful For Hood's Sarsaparilla. Inthe war T con racted typheid fever and fovey and ague, Paving Me with anasto ried genet mercuIf you want to rig. your boy out for Scheol you should go to : Carrer & Jounsroy’s, F Fial pe sending from which I have Suffered = Be cates zz ever since, in peas pte Ber. ILOH’S CURE is sold on a guaranteeS. . yous prestration and general de vility, racy . don ae as ) Sines T began taking Hoody Sarsapariiia Se cures Incipient Consumption. It is the & have not lost. a day's work in 4 mon hs, aud best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ar in better health than an time since the Id . Si’ JM. Stuntman, Cheltenhan Pa? Held py-Care Bacon. = Heoed's Pills cure Liver Tila. ain cts, 50. ots., and $1.00, she. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. Ladies’ Tournament at 11 0'clock, . Hay, Grain, Trotting 2:27: class, Purse $400, Running —7¢@ of a mile and repeat. Purse $300. Saddle Horse Race. Purse $50: A POT Of Gola is @upposea to be Con.cealed at the SOoTtTroS Of the Rainbow. We areal] AFTER IT. Pagse,_ friends, long. enounhe-teTASPECt™ Our immense Stock” of Groceries. Maple Sugary and Syrup; Feed, Flour, . Vegetables, Fruits eae Also leave your orders, for Shakes and Wood. We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big supar orchards of-Easteriy Caiiada, é —_—_——. Besin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, ¢ Nuts, Kte., at the f : PLAZA STORE. keep the best of goods at~ Fair Prices, FHOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON, MURS. LASTER & CRANFORD ‘wudies, We always FRIDAY, SEPT. 1. Trotting=—2:50 class. District. Purse $200. Running—1 mile and repeat. Purse $400, ~~ Pacing-—2:30 class. Purse $350. SATURDAY, SEPT. Trotting—— 2:50 class, Purse: $300. Trotting—2:23 class. Purse $500, Special Money. a ® PMLEY AT T THE PRIVILEGE oF SELLING Premendous Inducements offered in NTILINM MILLAR During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen stylish shapes in White, Nile Chick and Lace Sttaw Hats, ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats-Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, of the most Green, Lavender and, Black which we offer at just about IGE CREAM, CANDIES, FRUITS AND NOTS, AT GLENBROOK PARK RACES, During the week, beginning Aug. 29th, has been secured by the undersigned. He guarantees to serve the public with the same HIGH CLASS GOODS 'sold at his Storey AND AT THE SAME LOW: PRICES, EFOLE Ws Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. reer — LET Us worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. ay Hand-made Cuban Process, Good as Imported, BETTER THAN KEY WEST . Manufactured by A illiemn, a on se = (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORN IA, : "3 S9 ah acsearle AA a LT i TN A Rac atc = ——— ae cecal

is “e “ae TS am go well with Shasta 2 = = = , + a i : 2 7 > ention, Firemen, A FINE OUTLOOK. 1S ACCIDENT. stig GHE ORANSGRIPM. = wuld: HYORAULICKERS _ The members of Nevada Fire De) artment a . ee: Tes are ordered to meet at theiit respective halls Nevada City, Nevada County, Calir, Ue Tha’ Bec on 3 P . NV on Friday, September Ist, at 12 o'clock u, ssid! ¢ i : Nevada City and Assemblyman Thomas Views ! The’ First Application Favorably Considered by. Jack Jones Ran Over by 2 Logging Truck Near eles & deci, “ad oe gel of the i in I DSU : issi j ill eo our late brother Fireman and Assistant days and Legal Holidays, Mining Industry. a the Commissioners, the Mt. Oro Sawmill, lhe ait Established Sept. 6,"1880. =e : — Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN AD VANCE. Locat Noricrs—10 cents per lirie for first insertion and # cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per fine. per thénth, ———— Sree em; THURSDAY EVE’G, AUGUST 31, *93, THE SECOND DAY. Five Raves at {lenbrook Yesterday and a Better Attendance. — There was quite an incréase in'the attendance at Glenbrook Park yesterday. The unfinished trot of the 2:30 class was the first event. The heat and race was won by Belle, Hattie B. second, Sacramento third, Time, 2:943, The starters for the next race were: Mand Patchen, MeNassara, Ramon and Waterford. McNassara was the favorite at $10 to $6 for the field. Maud won the first heat, Ramon second, Waterford third, Mc~ Nassara fourth. Time, 2:26, Waterford ‘took the second heat in 2:243, Ramon second, Maud third. In the third heat Ramon passed under the wire first, Maud second, Waterford third and McNassara fourth, just savilig being distanced, Time, 2:24, : “The fourth heat was won. by Raman, ‘in 2:27, Waterford second, Maud third, Mi. Nasaara fourth, Ramon took ‘the last heat jand race in 2:25. Maud took second money, Waterfi rd third money. Iu the special trotting race of the 2:50 class there were feur aterters: Lady Turner, Einma C., Tuvcer, and Hamilton, Jr, Emma_(. won _theheat, Himilton Jr. secend, Lady Turner third and Tuoge fourth: : Time, 2:55. : The second aud third héats. were won by . Emma C. Time, 2:51, 2:52, ‘was-given xecond Wy oney. Lady Turner third. At the Park today there was the Ladies Tournament and ‘three raves: The first was a trotting match, 2:27 class, for a purse of $400. ‘The ‘second waa ronning; seven: eighths of a mile and repeat, for a purse of $300, and the last was a saddle-horge race for @ purse of $50, + ee ~“fomofrow 's*program at the ‘track’ will be & goed one. Sve advertisement, a whee A Battle For Blood. Is what Hood's Sargaparilla Yigorously * fights and it ‘is always victorious in expell— ing all the foul taints and giving the vitaN fluid the quality and quantity of perfect health, Hoop’s Pitts cure all liver ills, 25¢. * <7 = Seo —— a So eee The Merchant of Venice, _A large audience was present at the Theater last night, and the above entitled play Was put on in a very creditable manner. Mr. Foote, as Shylock, gave a splendid imPersonation of the character. Miss Plunkett took the part of Portia in a very becoming manner, and.the other members of the cem— pany come in for their share of credit in the productien of the play. -The company: @ppear again tonight, in ‘ The Vagabond, ”. Tomorrow evening «# triple bill will be given, including one act from * Camille,” # recuperation, a Tidings’ reporter. eagerly Grasped the *pportunity to hie himself to Nevada City for the double Purpose of renewing old Scquaintances and to ascertain what was Occurring of importance in that lively burg, Ou arriving he found. the town Possessing the same quiet and somber hue se characteristic of it on the Subbath day. But & “peep behind the scemes” quickly con— vinced the. writer that the county seat,-like our own city, ig not suffering to any appreciable extent from the depression so prevalent in other cities, and that this time, Viz., confidence and monay are ostensible by. their presence everywhere, We found the citizens happy and contented over the bright outlook of the future of the mining industry. The reporter was informed that there are more and Tidings; Sunday being a day for rest ana . ~ eens The . tirst application or permission te carry on hydraulic mining under the provirions of the Caminetti bill came before the Debris Commission of California in San Francisco on Tuesday afternoon, The application was from Robert M. Mooer and James C, Boyd, who have leaded the Kelly Hill Gold Gravel mine, which is located seventeen miles northest of Chico, The meeting was for the purpose of hearing any objectors who might appear to oppose the granting of the permission applied for, and as none appeared. the application was taken uhder advisement and will be granted, the Commission Say. Next Monday the cominission will meet te listen to protests against the Opening of the old Omega mine in Nevada county. The Omega mine is one the largest hydraulic mines in this county, and it has more than larger" mines in Operation, employing a greater number of men, than at any time during the past twelve years. In converga— tion with a nnmber of prominent citizens the fact was elicted that an era of prosperity is anticipated such as has never before been experienced in Nevada City. One old pioneer facetiously remarked, “‘We have steod by the old town through prosperity and adversity, through storm and sunshine; we have advocated her claims as a mining center for many years and we-have never tied in well doing. We Lelieve in the survival of the fitte t,’ we have never lst confidence in the ultimate success of the city of our adoption, and today the expecta. tions uf the sanguine are being realized. These sentiments are indicative ef the {eeling pessessed Ly all the old residents rela~ tive to the future of our sister city, The residents of the county seat are julilant over the resumption ofhydraulic mining, for a8 & matter of course that town will be the center of supply for the hydraulic wegions, and already their imaginations are vivid @neugh to perceive large frieght wagons leaving the city loaded down with Provisions for the mines as in “ye olden time.” While enjoying the balmy and. recuperating sephyre-whist: wore} gently wafting breeses-which give the fair-danisels “af _Nevaila“siich a roseate hue and which add plum puess to their captivating forms—I was seeested by our popular and classical young ‘Assemblyman, Richard I. Thomias, After a few fraternal greetings and complimentary exchanges our eonversatien drifted te the wifes of hydraulic in the upper part of the county. In speaking of the future of the San Juan Ridge, Mr, Thonias‘drew a picture so graphic and real, couched in language sa choice aud eloquent, that the reporter became so enchanted as to almost forget the subject ef conversation. ‘Our young Assemblyman is thoroughly conversant With the system of hydraulicking and is \veryons thusiastic when discussing the Prospects of that industry. Ty substance he said: The miners of the Ban Tuam. ridge are jubilant and justly so, Not for over tem years has the horizon been so bright and clear to them and they consider the future of hydraulic mining very prepitious, indeed, Preparations are being made to resume thia system of mining on a scale in keeping with. the importance and magnitude of the mines for whose benefits the dams are being constructed. ~Do.you think Mr, Thomas, that restraining dams can be built that will prevent the debris from going iito the river?” was asked. ‘Most certainly I do,” he reand a couple of farces. Seats can he secured at Mulloy’s, 2 + 8 + House and Lot For Sale, In this city for $500. One-half cash, Balance on easy installments, Apply to a23-lw Frank Guinp, _— +S e 2 For Sale. A residence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine, Enquire at the Transcrirr office. a24-tf te 9@e-e ee, Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The firaty prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. solation prizesof 50 cents each, ——_—_—————— Bill of Fare Changed. . It is rather late for tri » sod. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive nueey Store has concluded to introduce. to his customers the finest lot of bia 4 Pigs P bea seen in this city, y ‘em. ey pig menadi. j24 +9 eo ——— Found. A small fur cape. Owner can obtain it by calling at thisoffice. jy28 DFPRICES. (Powder MOST PERFECT MADE. 1 great leading Clube ental ng ay Wale Baking Powder its supremacy. sea area te @ Years the Standard. plied. “And not enly do I think so, byt the majority ef the civil engineers of the State who are acquainted with the hydraulic mines. and the rivers adjacent thereto, express the same opinion. It is a folly te speak of restraiing dams that will net restrain in the way that the people of the valley do. It has heen proved beyond dispute that dams can be constructed so as to prevent any debris from proceeding inte the river, and any statement to the contrary shows the ignorance of the valley people of the subject of which they attempt to discuss,” ‘How much do° you suppose Nevada county has lost in her annual revenue through the suppression ef hydraulic min. ing?” “Tt is very difficult to give an accurate estimate of the amount: of gold produced, because many of the small claims do not keep a record of their yearly productions. But speaking approximately I should think the loss sustained is somewhere from three tofour millien dollars annually, This yeu will perceive is a heavy loss to a simple county and if our revenue was increased to that amount there would be a great increase in our presperity. Why, just think of it, our assessment roll fell off one-half during the first year after hydraulicking was prohibited. * This fact alone will convince the most ebdurate of the value of this industry. We need ‘this money; we must have it, Look at the depression in tinancial and com. mercial circles. A great part of the panic might have been averted if the hydraulic mines had continued their operations uninterrupted. Very near $120,000,000 have been lost to the currency of the world through the suppressien of these mines, a far greater amount than the Treasury reserve of the United States. In the San Juan Ridge we have one of the best localities in the State of California. We have quartz mines, is =a shortly you will witness & great boom "fi mining in that part of the county. When everybody will he ‘jolly chock full of glee.” You can never have » really good complexien until the impurity is cleaned: from your blood. What you need is ® thorough course of Ayet’s Sarsaparilla, which is absolutely free from all harmful ingredients,

and therefore, perfectly sate, Make Him Happy. You can make your boys’ school days bright for him by buying him a School Suit at Carrer & Jonnsron’s, onee figured in the courts because of damage, which the washed-out gravel did the farming linds: The Commissioners therefore expect that there will be strenuous efforts made to prevent reopening. Majer Heuer, one of the Commission Ts, says, however, that if the owners conform to the law the commis Sion cannot refixe a permit, A School Satchel Free of Charge, A fine. new satchel— water proof—will be given fiee to each cash purchaser ef over $1 worth of School Books. <-06e+ Attention sir Knights. — Officers'and Sir Anights of Mountain Diinhalation of the . down Wolf Creek—those . future . vision, No, 16,.U. R. K. of Pa You are hereby ordered to meet at Ar mory Hall on Friday, Sept. Ist, 1893, at d o'clock P. M., sharp,to attend the funeral of Sir Knight Win. T. Morgan, Fall unifern. By order. . ; JOHN BACIGALUPI, ks Sir-Kuight Captain: G. A, Gray, Recorder. : ——— Stopped tne Wheel. wheel of fortune there during the Faces. Neagle on a complaint charging him with conducting a gambling game contrary te the law in such caseg made and provided, Thompson, we understand, will fight the case. His trial will take place next Tues— day at 2 2’eleak-—», ‘M.; before Justice Muiloy. He gaye bonds in the sum of $],000, presume it is in accordance with the law, Every Boy and Girl Who earns promotion deserves new books, Buy them at Carr Bros. ‘ Se ene ire And Pay a fancy price for a School Suit when you can get a good one 80 cheap at: Carrer & Jounsron’s, Glomawenna . re _ All Free, _ Those who have used Dr, King’s New Dis. not, have new the oppurtunity to try it Fei. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, Send your name and address to H, E. .Bueklen & Ce., Chicago, and get ® sample bex of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide of Health and Household Instructor, Free, All of which ig guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros, Drug Store, ene a eee oeOur Rapia Transitory Existence a en Is brief enough without our shortening it by seeking medicine aid, when we are somewhat unwell, from sources where it ig only obtainable with great risk. Even if the old doctrine were true that violent diseases require violent remedies, it does not follow that drastic purgatives, narcotics, Powerful “sedatives” of the nervous system are advisable in cases where slight disorders mani. festly call for the ase of milder means of re. covering, involving no subsequent danger, but equally efficient, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. uot only relieves, but ultimately and completely relieves disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels and nerves, It is a genuine tonic, healthfully stimulates the kidneys, is a thorough alterative, and a most effectual Preventive of chills and fever and bilious remittent, The utmost cunfidence can be reposed in the purity and safety of its medioinal ingredients, p KARL'S SCLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puarfier, gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., 5c. ‘Sold by Carr Bros. ‘ POWDER Absolutely Pure. > A cream of tartar baking powder, — Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Royal Baking Powder (o,, 106 Wall St, N. Y. Henry Thompson made arangements with . -the-managers’ of” Glenbrook Park to run his Yesterday he was arrested by Under Sherif’ which seems to us rather steep, although we . Govery know its value; and those who have . , G. J. Scnaiipr, An accident of a very serious nature co-f a3l-it Chief Engineer. ’ ; ae bee! Cioc near curred at 11 e’clock this forenoon Wht Cheié nk 18 Wits: Cooper Bros.’ Mt. Oro sawmill, not far SSE The Citizens Bank will be closed . tomorrow at 12 o'clock, out of respect to the from Quaker Hill. Jack Jones. of Willew Mo tenner, Spa <a aa EEE) dy, pptem Our, That is the date the Schools will ConsymMence, And perhaps you are thinking where you can get a good School Suit tor your boy FOR A LITTLE MONEY. Now, we claim thar We can give you a better suit for the Price than any other house in this county, and we have a better s@iection to’pick fram, and Valley, Yoam& man who hea been we memory of the late Wim. 'T’. Morgan. a8 swamper, was run over by the logging truck. ne of the wheels psssed diagonally ever his left hip and thigh, crushiug the frightful manner. The truck, loaded with three large logs, then upset, catching some of the exen under it. Just how the accident happened we did not learn. It occurred on a bend in adecc a — 0b Dox'r buy a blood-puritier becatise it is “cheap.” The best—the Superior Medicine ——Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, is, in the end, the cheapest blood-puritier in the market, The ingredients of which it is composed are the most expensive and medicinally efticaeions that can be obtained. leg in a which was all OUR GOODS AND FRESH.” It would PaY vou to come and see them before buying elsewhere and WE CAN SAVE You MONEY. : EWE CAN SELL CHEAPEST, 50 Cts. A PAIR, GOODS AS CHEAP as THE We also have a fine line of KNEF.PAN VS, just’ the thing for school, for 50 cents the road, a short distance frein the mill. Why suffer with sick headache and biliJohn Eden, one of the will hands, came; Ousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will to town after Dr. Muller, arriving here at 1 . cure you. : Hood’s Cures the seene of the accident, ; Thomas J ones, brother ef the in jured man, was driving the ox teans. Jack Jones is a member of the Nevada Light Guard and is well kuown te many of eur citizens, ren ; A Spleadid Bx hibit. Among the many exhibits at the Pavilion Caer & Johnston THE ONE PRICE STORE Corner of Pine and Commercial] Streets, Nevada City. in Grass Valley, those of sealed fruits and jellies shown by Mrs. I. J. Rolfe and Mrs. George F. Jaceba, of this city, are deserving of special mention, Mrs. Rolfe exhibits nine varicties uf pickles, hermetically. sealed fruit in glasses, and jellies in glasses. Mra, Jacobs exhibits hermetically sealed frnits: The displays made by these ladies are very ; meritoriens. \ ae ZEN i _— CP da Wheres 'fo:-tis: Mr. J. OW. Stillman “tam Truly Thankful For Hood's Sarsaparilla. Inthe war T con racted typheid fever and fovey and ague, Paving Me with anasto ried genet mercuIf you want to rig. your boy out for Scheol you should go to : Carrer & Jounsroy’s, F Fial pe sending from which I have Suffered = Be cates zz ever since, in peas pte Ber. ILOH’S CURE is sold on a guaranteeS. . yous prestration and general de vility, racy . don ae as ) Sines T began taking Hoody Sarsapariiia Se cures Incipient Consumption. It is the & have not lost. a day's work in 4 mon hs, aud best Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 ar in better health than an time since the Id . Si’ JM. Stuntman, Cheltenhan Pa? Held py-Care Bacon. = Heoed's Pills cure Liver Tila. ain cts, 50. ots., and $1.00, she. THURSDAY, AUGUST 31. Ladies’ Tournament at 11 0'clock, . Hay, Grain, Trotting 2:27: class, Purse $400, Running —7¢@ of a mile and repeat. Purse $300. Saddle Horse Race. Purse $50: A POT Of Gola is @upposea to be Con.cealed at the SOoTtTroS Of the Rainbow. We areal] AFTER IT. Pagse,_ friends, long. enounhe-teTASPECt™ Our immense Stock” of Groceries. Maple Sugary and Syrup; Feed, Flour, . Vegetables, Fruits eae Also leave your orders, for Shakes and Wood. We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big supar orchards of-Easteriy Caiiada, é —_—_——. Besin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, ¢ Nuts, Kte., at the f : PLAZA STORE. keep the best of goods at~ Fair Prices, FHOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON, MURS. LASTER & CRANFORD ‘wudies, We always FRIDAY, SEPT. 1. Trotting=—2:50 class. District. Purse $200. Running—1 mile and repeat. Purse $400, ~~ Pacing-—2:30 class. Purse $350. SATURDAY, SEPT. Trotting—— 2:50 class, Purse: $300. Trotting—2:23 class. Purse $500, Special Money. a ® PMLEY AT T THE PRIVILEGE oF SELLING Premendous Inducements offered in NTILINM MILLAR During the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen stylish shapes in White, Nile Chick and Lace Sttaw Hats, ONE-HALF the regular prices, 13 dozen Black and White 75 cent Leghorn Hats-Reduced to 35 cents. 6 dozen Broad Brim Sailors, in black, of the most Green, Lavender and, Black which we offer at just about IGE CREAM, CANDIES, FRUITS AND NOTS, AT GLENBROOK PARK RACES, During the week, beginning Aug. 29th, has been secured by the undersigned. He guarantees to serve the public with the same HIGH CLASS GOODS 'sold at his Storey AND AT THE SAME LOW: PRICES, EFOLE Ws Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. reer — LET Us worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents. ay Hand-made Cuban Process, Good as Imported, BETTER THAN KEY WEST . Manufactured by A illiemn, a on se = (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORN IA, : "3 S9 ah acsearle AA a LT i TN A Rac atc = ——— ae cecal