December 18, 1890 (4 pages)

Fare. ties. TINENTAI. MPANY, apt connecP Lines Urleans RTS. NG CARS . Uars ains, oer is ars. No irths secured, ipon applica. Phere passen. iré choice of ODMAN, ass & Th't Agt lanager. al. ANDS. . lorthern Calitah, apply to >. P. R. R. San ifornia, apply Agent8. P. R, ENT Has No Faculty. -Pre}Leadine PhyLiniment, pruary 7th, 1890. e have usedthe (. v,and Dave found ffectivé medicine a diseases ~. any an unhesitatingly powerful and use. . R. DILLE, st M. E. Church. n connection with COMPOUND SULroughly cleansing the entire system. ion, Indigestion, . itis as a Bush Street, a4 bottle; 6 Toe ants. Sent postase iment Co. eet, S. F. » DRUGGISTS. ION =z, cai Secretary. CITY \cademy, ws’? Hall. ", » «Proprietor. \ND SOCIAL, EVrat 8o’cluck. , every Satu rday Af =< tle FORTUNES have heen saad for us,by Anna! eee , Texas, and Jue. Bonn, 5 hio. See cut. Others are do: well. Why not you? Som ver 00 a mi ‘ the work and live at home. ver you are. 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Che Daily Geanseript, . “Ave mremen ee a eat — “i ote . A BOON Butte County Hydraulickers Hit. A Protest Against that Systemoef)/ A Brief Record of Various Mate . The Gravel Minesat Meoney Flat. Sectal and @ther Notes anent. exernces From the Revort eines! : , i ena Geet Pian. Voting. teref Lecal Interest. and Smarteviite. Peopie Oid and Young. State Can: roiter. f Ladies ‘Traveling Alone. 96 Sd A lady who has traveled many thousand miles without escort suggests these don’ts forthe benefit of other ladies who contemplate going abroad alone: Don’t dress loudly. Don’t make any acquaintances on ; ae car or soe. : in’ sit alone in public lors, Better. b far stay in your pag nis and read than make yourself an object of comment, 2 _Make up your mind to be courteous on sgh but reserved, and all men 1 be like Chevalier Bayards to you, and all women will give you what you demand—respect. : Another lady who has not traveled much, but who has the reputation of being one of the best housekeepers in Nevada City, suggests these :idditional don’ts: : Don’t fail-to use Enameline on your stoves if yon want them. to look like new. Don’t commit the mistake of making mince pies out of anything but. New England condensed mince meat. Don’t neglect to-buy these and all other household supplies of George © Gaylora ifyou want to get the best results for thé least money. : Hs Wanted #resh Air. The San Francisco Call of Tuesday tells this: Dan.Cote, who wanted to sit as a member of the State Board of Equalization, but who failed because the other fellow got more votes, is in the city. He came down from Eureka with George Knight, and the latter is now laughing at his expense. George says that he strolled on ‘he deck after dinner and found Dan: loaning over thé rail intent on studying the color of the sea. Atleast he was gazing steadfastly into the bosom of the deep, and at times an almost imperceptible shudder could be seen to steal over his frame. ‘ George took compassion on: him, and said in his most cheerful tone: “Brace ur, Dannie, my boy; you’l] be all rigiit in a few minutes.” “‘l’m not sick, George,”’ came the feeble reply, ‘‘but I’ve eaten too much dinner, and fF find it a relief :o get out I'm doing now.’’ A Pienéer’s sad Fate. Joshua, better known az ‘Jerry’ Norris, who was found deid in his cabin at Lowell Hill last Saturday morning, was one of the earliest settlers'in that part of the county. He sailed from Boston, Mass., in May, 1849, and arrived at San Francisco on October 30 of the same year. He was a kind, honorable and true-hearted man, and although a resident of Lowell Hill for so many years had not oneenemy. He had his faults, as-allhumans have, bat he left no unpaid bills behinds him. Among other old pioneers left at Lowell Hill are F, T. Maguire, James Hill, N.B. Shepard and several others, but they. ure gradually lessening imhumber. THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOCR A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proprietary: preparation, { have a few words in favor.of a new iaxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A patient asked sbout taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa Parilie.As sarsaparillas usually contein mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, O. M. Enslow, a civil engineer, says inthe Mining and Scieatific Press: At Cherokee Flat, Butte county, where is located the property of the Cherokee Hydraulic Mining Company, can be seen what is called in mining phraseology a‘‘griazly,” it being simply a contrivance fur seggregatirg the materials on a limited scale, as they come direct from the mine, and consists principally of long iron bars lving at the end of the first section of the flume as it emerges from the tunnel, Enough space is left between the bars for the water and finer pebbles and Sands to pass through, but the coarse bowlders are shot out-the end of the bars when they roll down into Sawmill ravine aad there remain per:aanently. The water and pebbles after pissing the grizzly are caught up by a flume and carried down a mile or so and tben dumped into the head of Dry creek. Here the gravel, sand, etc., spread out to nearly one-hali mile in width—the finer particles being carried along Dry creek fora couple of miles to a dam located in udmirable place for storage, but not properly kept up tostop as much debris as it should and from the dam thé water and tailings are carried in a canal 25 or 30 miles leng to the lowlands in Sutter county. The canal is 500 or 600 feet in width, with levees aud sub-levees six or eight feet above tlie general surface of the low flat lands bordering either side of Dry creek. The company saw early the trouble that the tailings from the mine was iable to make, so they bought the land along the line of the canal. It would probably have been better if they had in the first place avoided the line of Dry Creek slough and kept aaway with the canal line on higher ground, as it is now known that what materials the water contains will move readily in @ canal eight or ten feet wide with a grade from five to eight feet to the mile. They would not in this case be troubled with the floodwaters uf Dry creek and the great expense of keeping up the levee lines. The princip.l point to be learned here is the ease with which the finer particles from the mine can be handled. with « small canal, Whileiu the present line the weeds und willows grow so thrifty in cept from the mine, that it affords an obstruction and lodgment for the debris—the facts in this case being ocular demonstrations of points I wish tomake use of. All hydraulic mines are not similarly situated, but modifications of .the general plan below mentioned would have to be made to suit particular cases. — Most of the main hydraulic mines, of which nearly-all are enjoined from working, are high up in the ‘mountains. If, at the-end--of their matu flame, they should continue their flume-grade until the vertical hight of the flume should be 50 to 100 feet above the ravine orcreek channels, into which most all mines tail, then “grizzly”? off all the rocks and gravels, as far as practicable, and which forms the largest proportion of the debris, and let it dump—the water, sands and gravel being canght in a flume and carried to some convenient point, where a reservoir of moderate dimensions could be constructed, when the second precipitation would be made of everything except the very finest: particles and ofleast specific gravity. and so mild as to be to my mind almost . The latter could then be carried in a inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. First, being ditch until it met a-ditch for a like purpose from some othermine, until purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not . 028 main ditch or canal would carry cumulative in the system, being easily car it is effective with a less quantity of the the materials to a settling reservoir of ~ eed off by the digestive processes; and second, large dimensions. This would practi». cathartic principle than has hitherto been . °#!/y end the matter so far.as the miattainable. It in this respect ranks as @ . Der is concerned, discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis.: the least. medicine consistent with the great est good. , It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter eat both the public and the profession. Now, for instance, take the case of the Yuba and Bear rivers, the combined tailings could be carried in a AOITY PHYSICIAN ov THIRTY YEARS’ PRaction, . Pipe Over or under Feather river into A Traveling Nase Makes a nice holiday gift for a gentleman, and an elegant lot of them.can be found at Vinton’s. The Palpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘“‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. \ King’s New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. T took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovesy and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” 4 Arthur Love, Manager Love's-Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to arge them to try it.” Fre trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1. tLe low tule lands in Sutter county, where the sediment would be in a few years a great helpto the now almost worthless lands. To make a preposition like this practicable would require the concerted action of hydraulic miners, and also the laying out of a general plan for ditches and canals te subserve the purpose of the minérs with the least outlay of capital and labor. The Finest Masicure sets You have wa aon are to be found in Ww. Vinton’s stock of holiday pela t£ Frem sig. 8S. Martimez, Cemeert Piane Seieist. ‘ Mr. Joun F. Coorzr. Dear Sm:—I can most cheerfully testify tothe excellence of your Style H Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co. Piano (of New Haven, Conn.). « Its tone and action I have neverseen excelled in any upright piano. [ so expressed myself to Miss Mary E, Barnard, at her grand concert, before I saw you. If your uprights are so fine, what must the grand be? Yours truly, 8. Martinez, Pianist. Beautifal, ¥ét Chitap. A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to $2.50) at [41] Mus. Lester & Crawrorp’s. , Leave Your Orders ; . for fne gold jewelry with C. J, Brand, ‘}the manufacturing jeweler, who will » 1 make it to erder in short notice and at reasonable rates. Quartz, diamond, ruby, amethyst and other settings. Ox dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver . Regulator, a erases attention is called to the . advertisement of John F. Cooper, pianos, agent for the unrivalled ota summer, when there is no water ex-}. . Sold by Carr Bros. The Stockton Republican asks : Do those Democratic papers, like the San Francisco Alta and Stockton Mail, that are demanding that California adopt the ‘‘Australian ballot” stop to think that the United States of America is bigger than'aa English penal colony? Do they know that it is not necessary for California to adapt its elective system to the methods of “Siduey ducks?” There are some faults in the American franchise system, but it is not necessarv to go to Australia. to diecover the means of correction. There are some good, level-headed, free American citizens in California, who, as members of the Legislature, can attempt to correct the franchise evils without going to a British corral to learn how te do it. The very name ‘Australian ballot,” is enough to kill the thing in a country that is under a Republican form of government, What is Australia? Is it a republit? * Is it an independent government? It is merely a dependency of England—an autonomy; and were its ba!lot system as pure as the driven snow in its methods, the fact that the voice of the voter that casts the ballot is choked by the shadow of monarchy, is enough to prevent the consideration ‘of an American commonwealth following the example.Yet American Democratic newspapers want tosend us to an English autonomy to teach Americans how to vote. Oh, Democracy, how many sins thon committeth thyself in-thine own misname! The World Lariched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any fime, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. The Orange Festival. The entertainment to be given at the Theater Monday night for the benefit of the Episcopal Church will ‘be replete with interesting featuras. All of the oranges to be distributed will centain prizes, some of which will be valuable. The concert program will be rendered by some of the best singers of this city and Grass Valley. There will be dancing as a conclusion to all the other attractions. Many tickets-have-been-sold-~ eae = A-ray of hope for all whe are held by the chaing ef scrofula or” other diseases of the blood comes from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by imparting the elements of good health and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bonds of disease and sets the captive free. Dressing Cases With metal and :_oatictotd fittings at Viaton’s, All this year’sstyles. tf A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. The Leading Music House. Gall at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street;~Sacramento, for anything in the musi¢ ling, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings; 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure th twenty years. ee j. 20-tf No harm ever done by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. @h, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We:know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. . It,.néver fails, This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It once, -Mothere de not be--without it. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Soid by Carr Bros. Sick headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little hverand Kidney.Pellets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. : A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrndPile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts » absorbs tumorst allays itching effects a permunen, ree. Dr. N relieves croup and whooping congh at} ing, -yieldat once to Dr, Bosanko’s. * Heint2’s pickles are about the best inthe market. A lotof them have just arrived at Gaylord’s groce The annual meeting of the Idaho Gold Mining Company of Grass Valley has been. postponed to Monday, Janoary 5th. ; Reserve seats for the Royce & Lansing Company’s entertainment on Thursday evening can be purcuased without extra cost at Maulloy’s store. There will be a turkey shoot at the Rifle Grounds next Monday, Henry Lane being the manager. It will be the first sport of the kind had here in years. C. J. Brand, the Nevad: City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manufacturerin California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quartz and petrified woeds. There are but four prisoners in the county jail. Tom Foley, sent. from Truckee to dothirty days for indecent exposure, will be released on Saturday as his term expires that day. The force of miners at the Eagle Bird and Washington mines, in Washington township, is being increa-ed, and the superintendents have found it necessary te send to this city for men. Tbe administratrix (the widow) of the estate of the late J. R. Garcia of Truckee has been granted her final discharge by the Superior Court, the estate having been fully administered. Old Leg-Irens. Deputy Sheriff Schmidt has at the county jail two pair of old-fashioned leg-irons that throw into the %%ghade those found the other day under the Clancy blacksmith building. They are _ . made of big logging cliains, the anklets weighing several pounds each, and to one of them is attached a sixtypound anvil, They were worn by a couple of train robbers brought here by Detective Burke for trial some ten or twelve years ago, and a blacksmith had to cut the rivets on their arrival in order to release the prisoners. Since the Oregon boot came into use the old leg-irons have had a rest. An insane Man’s Estate, The hearing of the petition of Dr. John Stotlar of North San Juan to be appointed guardian of the estate of James G. Simons, an insane person now confined in the asylum at Stockton, is set by Judge Walling for the 23d instant. The total yalue of the estate is fixed at $180 and consists of some land, a horse and personal property, all situated at North San Juan. ,—_______] A MAN who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar ; read what he says: : Toepo, O., Jan. 10, 1887 ~-Meusrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.—Gentlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe witb as much confidence of success as I can Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times’ and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to tinda case of . Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according tu directions, Yours truly, “ee = L.L. Gorsucu, M. D., Office, 215 Summit 8t. We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be. cured with Hall’s -Catarrh Cure. Tuken internally. : F.J. Cuznzgy & Co., Toledo, 0. @@™" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Finz skates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. : d13-tf Pugasant to the taste and readily taken ig Simmons Liver Regulator. Tuxes-fourths of your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. A>wasat injector free with each bottle of.Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prive 50cents. Sold by Carr Bros. Selid and Piated Silver ware in all the latest styles at C. J. Brand’s, z Buckhien’s armica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to; ‘give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per bex. For sale by Oarr Bros. tf Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Sold by Carr Bros, le Hetel Arrivais. Natronax Horzt, Dec. 16. Mrs. Tamplin, Central Hise, M.D. Coole R bed wage R. McMurray and w, Joan, M.C. Hogss, do J. Colley, Riverside, J. Brandon, Omega, J. F. Brady, Grass Valley, E. Stevenson, d Wm. Glaston, do R. E. Winchester, Oakland, G. G. Cavanaugh, do James Baugh, pert, G. 4. Ellis, ' do dom, Biaato, Dieses. Sovede er, . Neva , L. Cole, Truckee, foes Geo. La Colfax,J. M. Chreitien, Sen Francisco, 8. H.Taylor,, . do ~ J. Jennings, . do FD, Jobnson, : F eee: mpenrille, E, Hamlin, Nogales, . Commercial St, Yovags Says the Grass Valley Union: Drift gravel ‘mining at Smartevi,le and vicinity is being~conducted with excellent results now. The Excelsior Company’s claim at Mooney Flat is rich, and is paying handsomely all thetime. The New Blue Point ground (Campbell’s) on the Smartsville side of the ridge is also yielding pay gravel regularly. The more,recent workings on these imines, go to disprove the theory as to the course of the gravel channel that was formerly entertdined by the hydraulic niiners, as it is now found that the lead at a certain point deflects from the north to the south rim rock, and in consequence the lead is lengtheried considerably, and it is.estimated that there are yet several milesofthe channel that has been untouched, and from the yield that is now. beiag made on the claima abeve mentioned that ther? is an extensive body of ground between that must yield an immense amount of gold. The New Blue Point claim covers three-fourths of a mile of this channel, aad the Excelsior Company the remainder, being a consolidaion ofa number of old claims. If hydraulicking could be continued these Claims, from their prospects, would yield from $5000 to $6000 a,day, but as drifting ground it is believed the channel will pay the whole distance. Smarteville bus a good mining future yet. New Mining Incerperation. There have been filed with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Central Mining Company formed to mine for gold in Nevada county and having its place of business in Sacramento. There are 1600 shares having a par value of $100 per share, all of the stock being subscribed, The directors are F. 8. Hotchkiss, J. B. Fountain, E. D. Shirland, Peter McGraw and Calvin H. Chadsey, all of Sacramento, who with Geo. W. Maybury of the same city are alegthe stockholders. Meliday Neck wear. B. H. Miller, the men’s furnisher, is showing (and selling) at his store in Odd Fellows Building a rich and tasty line of the latest New York styles of neckwear put up in handsome boxes upon which the compliments of the season are expressed in letters of silver. Any man, old or young, who gets one of those ties or scarfs for a Christmas gift will have his heart made glad. teh hia os Se RT The Mest Kiegant Meliday “tock In the city is to be found at Vinton's druzstore. Call and see the novelties offered: before buying elsewhere. tf ‘*Ir yoes right to the spot,”’ suid an old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism, Public Taste Hams and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest bama and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected gorn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. . d5-1m Contry Bros. — +e Tue Rev.Geo, H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind,, says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Sxating rink open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ladies’ and children’s matinee every Friday afternoon. > d13-ti To allay pains, subdus inflammation, heat-foul sores and ulcers; the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. Sxitom’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bios.’ The Best Claret Wing. MARE from Grapes raised at my Nursery. Guaranteed pure, well made, andtwo and three years old. fifty Cents a Galion. French Prunes for Stewing.: Positively finer than can be purchased in Bs ek ib coeenanierer, , peney send Pom rELiX GILLET, s Barren Hill Nursery. ‘Nevada City, Cal., Dec. 16, 1890, rec. ree. EXTRA A Package of Delicious Cream OGhocoiate Given Extra with our Celebrated Teas, Coffees and Spices, Tcdttrasetal snd oruaiuental Presents wé are giving away. Cut in Prices of Tremendous Crockery, China, Glass and Tinware. Bi. and ee, Our Biarey ™ nglish caine ranees . aoe pieces. .6 7 BBSS ReRSase SREsS A visit to our store will pay you. GREAT AMERICAN ae IMPORTING TEA CO. City: . ‘Peadache, che Hon. T. H. Cart is confined to his house by illnes:. Johny M. Chricviien, 2» Sis 1 ancisco aitorney, isin town. A. R. Morrison of North Boombietd wasin town Wednesday evening. Superintendeat Dennis of the Miountaineer mine went to San Francisco Tuesday evening. : J. W. Groves ot Camptonville went below on Tuesday evening’s train. Geo. Lawrence, proprietor of the the leading hotel at Colfax, was in town Tuesday night. who is pursuing this: studies at the Boy’s School at San Mateo, is here to epend the holiday vacation. R, ©. Wulrath of the Providence Mining Company is living mostly on teal ducks. Jehn Spaulding of the South Yuba Canal Company sent him a box of them from Sacramento. Mies Julia Walters, who has been for twoyears past employed in the lithographing departm-nt of H. 8. Crecker & Co.’s establishment at San Francisco, will arrive here Saturday to spend the holiday vacation at home. ‘ies Impreving the Phill. — the new stamps for the Culifornia mine nearGraniteville, which ure being made at the Miners Foundry in this city, al-o the Huntington rockbreaker that is to be added to the plant, will soon be in place and crushing will be resumed. Underground operations are going right along. The Califernia is the mine which ina ye.r about two years ago gave its owners about $100,000. There-is plenty more of rich ore there yet to be mined, and everybody will be pleased when genial Pat Foley finds another such a bunch of it. 5 —————____] The Very Cheicest Of goods appropriate fer holiday presents can be found at Vinton’s drugstore in Odd Fellows Building. — tf Every sack of “Lily Whiie’” flour warranted. — _D3-1m Go to the skating rink at the Theater., No improper characters admitted. d13-tf “Lily. white’ flour give’ entire satisfaction, : “Im StdacohsOil ackAches Y &Tootha\. and all ACHES PROMPTLY , JAMES FOLEY. CHAMPION CANDY f’AKER ! H’% PURCHASED THE CANDY EBtablishment en : Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F,"W/ WILLETY. FINEST LOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, * Candies Made Daily ON THE PREMISES. Finest Imported Confection; ! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FRUITS The Best Materials ! : Scrupulously Neat. ISOAN DIES . Hats, Furnishing Goods, Tranks Satchels PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— . Restaurant . Commercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. LEDDY & CO, Proprietors, We make Choice ‘ EVERY DAY! . Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convince you that we keep ike te in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and cooked to order in any Don’t forget the place. LEDDY & CO., Opposite Daily Transcript Office. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cerner Broad and: Pine Streets jABVADA CITY W. DAVINTON, Proprietor. ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine P: Fancy 80x; Brushes bse ta given to ‘somponding, Myers Preston, son of the Senator, . $2,703,500: Since that time funded: If the sturms hyld off a little longet . Tom:Bourne’s ranch in Pieagant Vi's “gend stamp fer let. ;Price per ofa ley. : The Gavi medicines tent seeure by on Ee . . Address all orders for Pilis and comWD. Vinton tas ; munications to Sole Manufacturers, feseini . THE GAVI CO., Chemints, The Ginest line of Perfumery in the i FO, Box #410, San Franciesg, Seeteeeieee eee ' qune name of the priceless remedy, Tax Garr The annual Teporte Ste C. nirol-! “Eros,"iheGed of even or ere 2 ler Do in ie new 11 ih bo js of thaj Whasi@tt, whas tts uses, what fits purpose? State Vrinter an. ip a few days v1 Dinondered Ronen? Fromarelientad etre be resiv for dist ibutien, The r Dort the axcesstve nse 02 Seine a eee, chee from shows the receipts and disbursements . of through Youthfal rr Over fer the support of the State Government, and the condition of the gever,; . 2 te Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Disfunds of the Treaenry, be bo neglected generally wren the The Controller estimates hat ¢3 00 toa care crerer to an carly grave, ERO-TINR 000 will be necessary for the Suppor Send hep ey Pamphiet. The study of the: of the common schouls for the Lext Eosremeec a heoee Wa ay enante f two fiscal years, mapent cure. wre bagus Suncanteen, Thousands e At the beginning of the fortioth Lu: ‘Onn an Ss cal year, the State debt amounted to debt bonds of 1873, amounting to $61.000, and also $500 of funded deb: nds of 1857, have been redeemed, leaving the State debt on July £1890 at $2,642,000. ————22@e An Indian Whe Waris Lewey Rore, an-Indian sent trou this county in 1881-to serve ‘a: life Sente: co for murdering a Chinaman, . . and who was recently yrantet a par: es Maa. DOUD, 1120 Larkin Btreet, rs. Ella Dood mployed wri m cheat asi sata set recen : : d stenographer tn the atore don by the Gover ‘or, is-now b ca, Oe Franciaco, ne said ts repor tly: Fy . : ‘Bom. bist reasaed blaster in the Folsom Priso qn PS) menstruation, of Blog drendfutol doeloreand e He gets $350 a: day nd bord for . remedies bu they led to relieve me Finatly his ser\ices, and lives in stvle ous cle! aap yo a a ae , Gavt Catorornia FR ‘ALB PILis, andbox, Woll, after using them I was res iately and consider them @ bcon the penitentiary, Rose was mised o., Hevea tmased Womanhood." Tf you have mate wp your mind to buy Tho Gavi Pills*do not b induced to take any other. Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS _ Neckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone thos& of our customState outside of Sun Francisco, All the most popular odors, Remember this when buying holiday gifts. “tf ers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown & in any city in this State ; we make no exceptions. ‘ They will consist of : ‘ , FOUR-IN-HANDS, 4 WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silver Scroll 4r-thé Tower corner of “A Merry Christmas. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. ‘““HERE WE ARE AGAIN gee Pat the Dollar Where It Does lhe Most. Good Hor You! I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value for it. You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and Merit. The Splendid Stock of the Season. OME NPB SS SPS NEVIS ISN N ON RE SEATS Guaranteed Seasonable. 5 a4 Warranted Reasonable ! 4 LURE ANT SEIS IE SG IE BIE SEIN SEER SESE RE SIRE SVT ae COME RIGHT IN, and you will ‘find every de partment filled with the beet in gAVO REY 2 Clothing, ROOTS & SELOo=Es, . RUBBER GOODS, -«.‘uierallggie eels ETC., ETC. New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased / If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your answer by calling on pag Chatles Grimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sfs., Nevada City,

Fare. ties. TINENTAI. MPANY, apt connecP Lines Urleans RTS.. NG CARS . Uars ains, oer is ars. No irths secured, ipon applica. Phere passen. iré choice of ODMAN, ass & Th't Agt lanager. al. ANDS. . lorthern Calitah, apply to >. P. R. R. San ifornia, apply Agent8. P. R, ENT Has No Faculty. -Pre}Leadine PhyLiniment, pruary 7th, 1890. e have usedthe (. v,and Dave found ffectivé medicine a diseases ~. any an unhesitatingly powerful and use. . R. DILLE, st M. E. Church. n connection with COMPOUND SULroughly cleansing the entire system. ion, Indigestion, . itis as a Bush Street, a4 bottle; 6 Toe ants. Sent postase iment Co.. eet, S. F. » DRUGGISTS. ION =z, cai Secretary. CITY \cademy, ws’? Hall. ", » «Proprietor. \ND SOCIAL, EVrat 8o’cluck. , every Satu rday Af =< tle FORTUNES have heen saad for us,by Anna! eee , Texas, and Jue. Bonn, 5 hio. See cut. Others are do: well. Why not you? Som ver 00 a mi ‘ the work and live at home. ver you are. Even beginns rm aly earning from 85 to #1 ‘Ail We show you how art you: Can wotk'in spare eaitthe time.Big money for Failure unknown amon iL, FREE. ; JL. Full iculars. 860 PORTLAND, HAINE. —————— a rANTED. — Higent and energetic ms Nog to work can oyment by applying aD new book, INDUSTRIES fa NCROFT thor, Beene daily papers wer. Itis » Surprise » of easure-house o : SN grand galaxy 0 raphic record of and Adventure 0 who, beginning dae dder, bas, by ¢ Base ‘every obstacle anse Sale Neer) ‘are deeply intere® en fixed at a pheno ive Volume Crimson silk Beostly cover, desi . . seo the distinguisl half-tone i isite ha vin size. wt Agents town, county sipeirhe mac of *° RY COMPANY, 0 Cal. Ban Franciac . QPHORSDAY, DEGEMBER 18, 1890 Se ‘and breatue the pure air. That is all Petri yi ae a Sa Ty.. a namptountimenenteen ; ° _—— We be Daily Trang SAVING SLIC e. ‘THE At ALIAN. HERE AND TRERE. DOING WELL. PERSONAL MENTION. 7 TRE STATE’S FINANCES. . Che Daily Geanseript, . “Ave mremen ee a eat — “i ote . A BOON Butte County Hydraulickers Hit. A Protest Against that Systemoef)/ A Brief Record of Various Mate . The Gravel Minesat Meoney Flat. Sectal and @ther Notes anent. exernces From the Revort eines! : , i ena Geet Pian. Voting. teref Lecal Interest. and Smarteviite. Peopie Oid and Young. State Can: roiter. f Ladies ‘Traveling Alone. 96 Sd A lady who has traveled many thousand miles without escort suggests these don’ts forthe benefit of other ladies who contemplate going abroad alone: Don’t dress loudly. Don’t make any acquaintances on ; ae car or soe. : in’ sit alone in public lors, Better. b far stay in your pag nis and read than make yourself an object of comment, 2 _Make up your mind to be courteous on sgh but reserved, and all men 1 be like Chevalier Bayards to you, and all women will give you what you demand—respect. : Another lady who has not traveled much, but who has the reputation of being one of the best housekeepers in Nevada City, suggests these :idditional don’ts: : Don’t fail-to use Enameline on your stoves if yon want them. to look like new. Don’t commit the mistake of making mince pies out of anything but. New England condensed mince meat. Don’t neglect to-buy these and all other household supplies of George © Gaylora ifyou want to get the best results for thé least money. : Hs Wanted #resh Air. The San Francisco Call of Tuesday tells this: Dan.Cote, who wanted to sit as a member of the State Board of Equalization, but who failed because the other fellow got more votes, is in the city. He came down from Eureka with George Knight, and the latter is now laughing at his expense. George says that he strolled on ‘he deck after dinner and found Dan: loaning over thé rail intent on studying the color of the sea. Atleast he was gazing steadfastly into the bosom of the deep, and at times an almost imperceptible shudder could be seen to steal over his frame. ‘ George took compassion on: him, and said in his most cheerful tone: “Brace ur, Dannie, my boy; you’l] be all rigiit in a few minutes.” “‘l’m not sick, George,”’ came the feeble reply, ‘‘but I’ve eaten too much dinner, and fF find it a relief :o get out I'm doing now.’’ A Pienéer’s sad Fate. Joshua, better known az ‘Jerry’ Norris, who was found deid in his cabin at Lowell Hill last Saturday morning, was one of the earliest settlers'in that part of the county. He sailed from Boston, Mass., in May, 1849, and arrived at San Francisco on October 30 of the same year. He was a kind, honorable and true-hearted man, and although a resident of Lowell Hill for so many years had not oneenemy. He had his faults, as-allhumans have, bat he left no unpaid bills behinds him. Among other old pioneers left at Lowell Hill are F, T. Maguire, James Hill, N.B. Shepard and several others, but they. ure gradually lessening imhumber. THIRTY YEARS’ PRACTIOCR A Letter from an Eminent Physician. Mr. Eprror: At the risk of indorsing a proprietary: preparation, { have a few words in favor.of a new iaxative principle. But first, how I came to discover it. A patient asked sbout taking Joy’s Vegetable Sarsa Parilie.As sarsaparillas usually contein mercury or iodides I objected, and asked for the formula, which finding purely vegetable, O. M. Enslow, a civil engineer, says inthe Mining and Scieatific Press: At Cherokee Flat, Butte county, where is located the property of the Cherokee Hydraulic Mining Company, can be seen what is called in mining phraseology a‘‘griazly,” it being simply a contrivance fur seggregatirg the materials on a limited scale, as they come direct from the mine, and consists principally of long iron bars lving at the end of the first section of the flume as it emerges from the tunnel, Enough space is left between the bars for the water and finer pebbles and Sands to pass through, but the coarse bowlders are shot out-the end of the bars when they roll down into Sawmill ravine aad there remain per:aanently. The water and pebbles after pissing the grizzly are caught up by a flume and carried down a mile or so and tben dumped into the head of Dry creek. Here the gravel, sand, etc., spread out to nearly one-hali mile in width—the finer particles being carried along Dry creek fora couple of miles to a dam located in udmirable place for storage, but not properly kept up tostop as much debris as it should and from the dam thé water and tailings are carried in a canal 25 or 30 miles leng to the lowlands in Sutter county. The canal is 500 or 600 feet in width, with levees aud sub-levees six or eight feet above tlie general surface of the low flat lands bordering either side of Dry creek. The company saw early the trouble that the tailings from the mine was iable to make, so they bought the land along the line of the canal. It would probably have been better if they had in the first place avoided the line of Dry Creek slough and kept aaway with the canal line on higher ground, as it is now known that what materials the water contains will move readily in @ canal eight or ten feet wide with a grade from five to eight feet to the mile. They would not in this case be troubled with the floodwaters uf Dry creek and the great expense of keeping up the levee lines. The princip.l point to be learned here is the ease with which the finer particles from the mine can be handled. with « small canal, Whileiu the present line the weeds und willows grow so thrifty in cept from the mine, that it affords an obstruction and lodgment for the debris—the facts in this case being ocular demonstrations of points I wish tomake use of. All hydraulic mines are not similarly situated, but modifications of .the general plan below mentioned would have to be made to suit particular cases. — Most of the main hydraulic mines, of which nearly-all are enjoined from working, are high up in the ‘mountains. If, at the-end--of their matu flame, they should continue their flume-grade until the vertical hight of the flume should be 50 to 100 feet above the ravine orcreek channels, into which most all mines tail, then “grizzly”? off all the rocks and gravels, as far as practicable, and which forms the largest proportion of the debris, and let it dump—the water, sands and gravel being canght in a flume and carried to some convenient point, where a reservoir of moderate dimensions could be constructed, when the second precipitation would be made of everything except the very finest: particles and ofleast specific gravity. and so mild as to be to my mind almost . The latter could then be carried in a inert, I consented. Imagine my astonishment when perfect laxative action was re ported. It has two great points. First, being ditch until it met a-ditch for a like purpose from some othermine, until purely vegetable, it is (unlike mercury) not . 028 main ditch or canal would carry cumulative in the system, being easily car it is effective with a less quantity of the the materials to a settling reservoir of ~ eed off by the digestive processes; and second, large dimensions. This would practi». cathartic principle than has hitherto been . °#!/y end the matter so far.as the miattainable. It in this respect ranks as @ . Der is concerned, discovery, and approaches the ideal, vis.: the least. medicine consistent with the great est good. , It harmonizes natural laxative action and perfect safety, and should inter eat both the public and the profession. Now, for instance, take the case of the Yuba and Bear rivers, the combined tailings could be carried in a AOITY PHYSICIAN ov THIRTY YEARS’ PRaction, . Pipe Over or under Feather river into A Traveling Nase Makes a nice holiday gift for a gentleman, and an elegant lot of them.can be found at Vinton’s. The Palpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Shrout, Pastor United Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., says: ‘“‘I feel it my duty to tell what wonders Dr. \ King’s New Discovery has done for me. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. T took five bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovesy and am sound and well, gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” 4 Arthur Love, Manager Love's-Funny Folks Combination writes: ‘‘After a thorough trial and convincing evidence, I am confident that Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption beats ’em all, and cures when everything else fails. The greatest kindness I can do my many thousand friends is to arge them to try it.” Fre trial bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore. Regular sizes 50c. and $1. tLe low tule lands in Sutter county, where the sediment would be in a few years a great helpto the now almost worthless lands. To make a preposition like this practicable would require the concerted action of hydraulic miners, and also the laying out of a general plan for ditches and canals te subserve the purpose of the minérs with the least outlay of capital and labor. The Finest Masicure sets You have wa aon are to be found in Ww. Vinton’s stock of holiday pela t£ Frem sig. 8S. Martimez, Cemeert Piane Seieist. ‘ Mr. Joun F. Coorzr. Dear Sm:—I can most cheerfully testify tothe excellence of your Style H Solid Iron Frame Mathushek Co. Piano (of New Haven, Conn.). « Its tone and action I have neverseen excelled in any upright piano. [ so expressed myself to Miss Mary E, Barnard, at her grand concert, before I saw you. If your uprights are so fine, what must the grand be? Yours truly, 8. Martinez, Pianist. Beautifal, ¥ét Chitap. A very few of those handsome Hand Painted Tidies left (from $1.25 to $2.50) at [41] Mus. Lester & Crawrorp’s. , Leave Your Orders ; . for fne gold jewelry with C. J, Brand, ‘}the manufacturing jeweler, who will » 1 make it to erder in short notice and at reasonable rates. Quartz, diamond, ruby, amethyst and other settings. Ox dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver . Regulator, a erases attention is called to the . advertisement of John F. Cooper, pianos, agent for the unrivalled ota summer, when there is no water ex-}. . Sold by Carr Bros. The Stockton Republican asks : Do those Democratic papers, like the San Francisco Alta and Stockton Mail, that are demanding that California adopt the ‘‘Australian ballot” stop to think that the United States of America is bigger than'aa English penal colony? Do they know that it is not necessary for California to adapt its elective system to the methods of “Siduey ducks?” There are some faults in the American franchise system, but it is not necessarv to go to Australia. to diecover the means of correction. There are some good, level-headed, free American citizens in California, who, as members of the Legislature, can attempt to correct the franchise evils without going to a British corral to learn how te do it. The very name ‘Australian ballot,” is enough to kill the thing in a country that is under a Republican form of government, What is Australia? Is it a republit? * Is it an independent government? It is merely a dependency of England—an autonomy; and were its ba!lot system as pure as the driven snow in its methods, the fact that the voice of the voter that casts the ballot is choked by the shadow of monarchy, is enough to prevent the consideration ‘of an American commonwealth following the example.Yet American Democratic newspapers want tosend us to an English autonomy to teach Americans how to vote. Oh, Democracy, how many sins thon committeth thyself in-thine own misname! The World Lariched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with theonly remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any fime, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. The Orange Festival. The entertainment to be given at the Theater Monday night for the benefit of the Episcopal Church will ‘be replete with interesting featuras. All of the oranges to be distributed will centain prizes, some of which will be valuable. The concert program will be rendered by some of the best singers of this city and Grass Valley. There will be dancing as a conclusion to all the other attractions. Many tickets-have-been-sold-~ eae = A-ray of hope for all whe are held by the chaing ef scrofula or” other diseases of the blood comes from Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which by imparting the elements of good health and strength to the vital fluid, dissolves the bonds of disease and sets the captive free. Dressing Cases With metal and :_oatictotd fittings at Viaton’s, All this year’sstyles. tf A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate and strengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. The Leading Music House. Gall at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street;~Sacramento, for anything in the musi¢ ling, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings; 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in Sacramento, and not one failure th twenty years. ee j. 20-tf No harm ever done by the use of Simmons Liver Regulator. @h, What a Cough. Will you heed the warning. The

signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask yourselves if you can afford for the sake of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We:know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. . It,.néver fails, This explains why more than a million bottles were sold the past year. It once, -Mothere de not be--without it. For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Soid by Carr Bros. Sick headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Little hverand Kidney.Pellets. They are agreeable to take and gentle in their action. : A Sure Cure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protrndPile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts » absorbs tumorst allays itching effects a permunen, ree. Dr.. N relieves croup and whooping congh at} ing, -yieldat once to Dr, Bosanko’s. * Heint2’s pickles are about the best inthe market. A lotof them have just arrived at Gaylord’s groce The annual meeting of the Idaho Gold Mining Company of Grass Valley has been. postponed to Monday, Janoary 5th. ; Reserve seats for the Royce & Lansing Company’s entertainment on Thursday evening can be purcuased without extra cost at Maulloy’s store. There will be a turkey shoot at the Rifle Grounds next Monday, Henry Lane being the manager. It will be the first sport of the kind had here in years. C. J. Brand, the Nevad: City jeweler, is the pioneer and leading manufacturerin California of fine jewelry with settings of gold-bearing quartz and petrified woeds. There are but four prisoners in the county jail. Tom Foley, sent. from Truckee to dothirty days for indecent exposure, will be released on Saturday as his term expires that day. The force of miners at the Eagle Bird and Washington mines, in Washington township, is being increa-ed, and the superintendents have found it necessary te send to this city for men. Tbe administratrix (the widow) of the estate of the late J. R. Garcia of Truckee has been granted her final discharge by the Superior Court, the estate having been fully administered. Old Leg-Irens. Deputy Sheriff Schmidt has at the county jail two pair of old-fashioned leg-irons that throw into the %%ghade those found the other day under the Clancy blacksmith building. They are _ . made of big logging cliains, the anklets weighing several pounds each, and to one of them is attached a sixtypound anvil, They were worn by a couple of train robbers brought here by Detective Burke for trial some ten or twelve years ago, and a blacksmith had to cut the rivets on their arrival in order to release the prisoners. Since the Oregon boot came into use the old leg-irons have had a rest. An insane Man’s Estate, The hearing of the petition of Dr. John Stotlar of North San Juan to be appointed guardian of the estate of James G. Simons, an insane person now confined in the asylum at Stockton, is set by Judge Walling for the 23d instant. The total yalue of the estate is fixed at $180 and consists of some land, a horse and personal property, all situated at North San Juan. ,—_______] A MAN who has practiced medicine for 40 years ought to know salt from sugar ; read what he says: : Toepo, O., Jan. 10, 1887 ~-Meusrs. F. J. Cheney & Co.—Gentlemen ;—I have been in the general practice of medicine for most 40 years, and would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a preparation that I could prescribe witb as much confidence of success as I can Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by you. Have prescribed it a great many times’ and its effect is wonderful, and would say in conclution that I have yet to tinda case of . Catarrh that it would not cure, if they would take it according tu directions, Yours truly, “ee = L.L. Gorsucu, M. D., Office, 215 Summit 8t. We will give $100 for any case of Catarrh that cannot be. cured with Hall’s -Catarrh Cure. Tuken internally. : F.J. Cuznzgy & Co., Toledo, 0. @@™" Sold by Druggists, 75c. Finz skates, perfect order and an enjoyable time atthe Theater three nights a week. : d13-tf Pugasant to the taste and readily taken ig Simmons Liver Regulator. Tuxes-fourths of your ailments arise from Liver troubles which Simmons Liver Regulator cures. A>wasat injector free with each bottle of.Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prive 50cents. Sold by Carr Bros. Selid and Piated Silver ware in all the latest styles at C. J. Brand’s, z Buckhien’s armica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to; ‘give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per bex. For sale by Oarr Bros. tf Way will you cough when Shiloh’s Cure will give immediate relief. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $1. Sold by Carr Bros, le Hetel Arrivais. Natronax Horzt, Dec. 16. Mrs. Tamplin, Central Hise, M.D. Coole R bed wage R. McMurray and w, Joan, M.C. Hogss, do J. Colley, Riverside, J. Brandon, Omega, J. F. Brady, Grass Valley, E. Stevenson, d Wm. Glaston, do R. E. Winchester, Oakland, G. G. Cavanaugh, do James Baugh, pert, G. 4. Ellis, ' do dom, Biaato, Dieses. Sovede er, . Neva , L. Cole, Truckee, foes Geo. La Colfax,J. M. Chreitien, Sen Francisco, 8. H.Taylor,, . do ~ J. Jennings, . do FD, Jobnson, : F eee: mpenrille, E, Hamlin, Nogales, . Commercial St, Yovags Says the Grass Valley Union: Drift gravel ‘mining at Smartevi,le and vicinity is being~conducted with excellent results now. The Excelsior Company’s claim at Mooney Flat is rich, and is paying handsomely all thetime. The New Blue Point ground (Campbell’s) on the Smartsville side of the ridge is also yielding pay gravel regularly. The more,recent workings on these imines, go to disprove the theory as to the course of the gravel channel that was formerly entertdined by the hydraulic niiners, as it is now found that the lead at a certain point deflects from the north to the south rim rock, and in consequence the lead is lengtheried considerably, and it is.estimated that there are yet several milesofthe channel that has been untouched, and from the yield that is now. beiag made on the claima abeve mentioned that ther? is an extensive body of ground between that must yield an immense amount of gold. The New Blue Point claim covers three-fourths of a mile of this channel, aad the Excelsior Company the remainder, being a consolidaion ofa number of old claims. If hydraulicking could be continued these Claims, from their prospects, would yield from $5000 to $6000 a,day, but as drifting ground it is believed the channel will pay the whole distance. Smarteville bus a good mining future yet. New Mining Incerperation. There have been filed with the County Clerk articles of incorporation of the Central Mining Company formed to mine for gold in Nevada county and having its place of business in Sacramento. There are 1600 shares having a par value of $100 per share, all of the stock being subscribed, The directors are F. 8. Hotchkiss, J. B. Fountain, E. D. Shirland, Peter McGraw and Calvin H. Chadsey, all of Sacramento, who with Geo. W. Maybury of the same city are alegthe stockholders. Meliday Neck wear. B. H. Miller, the men’s furnisher, is showing (and selling) at his store in Odd Fellows Building a rich and tasty line of the latest New York styles of neckwear put up in handsome boxes upon which the compliments of the season are expressed in letters of silver. Any man, old or young, who gets one of those ties or scarfs for a Christmas gift will have his heart made glad. teh hia os Se RT The Mest Kiegant Meliday “tock In the city is to be found at Vinton's druzstore. Call and see the novelties offered: before buying elsewhere. tf ‘*Ir yoes right to the spot,”’ suid an old man, who was rubbing in Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment to relieve rheumatism, Public Taste Hams and Bacen. Colley Brothers of this city are manufacturing and selling the choicest bama and bacon ever offered here by anybody. Selected gorn-fed hogs are used, every piece is carefully trimmed and the curing and smoking are by @ secret process that beats all others. Try Public taste hams and bacon and you will want no other brand. . d5-1m Contry Bros. — +e Tue Rev..Geo, H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind,, says: ‘Both myself and wife owe our lives to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.” Sold by Carr Sxating rink open every Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings. Ladies’ and children’s matinee every Friday afternoon. > d13-ti To allay pains, subdus inflammation, heat-foul sores and ulcers; the most prompt and satisfactory results are ebtained by using that old reliable remedy, Dr. J. H. McLean’s Volcanic Oil Liniment. Sxitom’s cure will immediately relieve Croup, Whooping Cough and Bronchitis. Seld by Carr Bios.’ The Best Claret Wing. MARE from Grapes raised at my Nursery. Guaranteed pure, well made, andtwo and three years old. fifty Cents a Galion. French Prunes for Stewing.: Positively finer than can be purchased in Bs ek ib coeenanierer, , peney send Pom rELiX GILLET, s Barren Hill Nursery. ‘Nevada City, Cal., Dec. 16, 1890, rec. ree. EXTRA A Package of Delicious Cream OGhocoiate Given Extra with our Celebrated Teas, Coffees and Spices, Tcdttrasetal snd oruaiuental Presents wé are giving away. Cut in Prices of Tremendous Crockery, China, Glass and Tinware. Bi. and ee, Our Biarey ™ nglish caine ranees . aoe pieces. .6 7 BBSS ReRSase SREsS A visit to our store will pay you. GREAT AMERICAN ae IMPORTING TEA CO. City: . ‘Peadache, che Hon. T. H. Cart is confined to his house by illnes:. Johny M. Chricviien, 2» Sis 1 ancisco aitorney, isin town. A. R. Morrison of North Boombietd wasin town Wednesday evening. Superintendeat Dennis of the Miountaineer mine went to San Francisco Tuesday evening. : J. W. Groves ot Camptonville went below on Tuesday evening’s train. Geo. Lawrence, proprietor of the the leading hotel at Colfax, was in town Tuesday night. who is pursuing this: studies at the Boy’s School at San Mateo, is here to epend the holiday vacation. R, ©. Wulrath of the Providence Mining Company is living mostly on teal ducks. Jehn Spaulding of the South Yuba Canal Company sent him a box of them from Sacramento. Mies Julia Walters, who has been for twoyears past employed in the lithographing departm-nt of H. 8. Crecker & Co.’s establishment at San Francisco, will arrive here Saturday to spend the holiday vacation at home. ‘ies Impreving the Phill. — the new stamps for the Culifornia mine nearGraniteville, which ure being made at the Miners Foundry in this city, al-o the Huntington rockbreaker that is to be added to the plant, will soon be in place and crushing will be resumed. Underground operations are going right along. The Califernia is the mine which ina ye.r about two years ago gave its owners about $100,000. There-is plenty more of rich ore there yet to be mined, and everybody will be pleased when genial Pat Foley finds another such a bunch of it. 5 —————____] The Very Cheicest Of goods appropriate fer holiday presents can be found at Vinton’s drugstore in Odd Fellows Building. — tf Every sack of “Lily Whiie’” flour warranted. — _D3-1m Go to the skating rink at the Theater., No improper characters admitted. d13-tf “Lily. white’ flour give’ entire satisfaction, : “Im StdacohsOil ackAches Y &Tootha\. and all ACHES PROMPTLY , JAMES FOLEY. CHAMPION CANDY f’AKER ! H’% PURCHASED THE CANDY EBtablishment en : Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada City, heretofore conducted by F,"W/ WILLETY. FINEST LOT OF HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, * Candies Made Daily ON THE PREMISES. Finest Imported Confection; ! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FRUITS The Best Materials ! : Scrupulously Neat. ISOAN DIES . Hats, Furnishing Goods, Tranks Satchels PIONEER CANDY FACTORY —AND— . Restaurant . Commercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. LEDDY & CO, Proprietors, We make Choice ‘ EVERY DAY! . Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convince you that we keep ike te in this city. Meals at all Hours. Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and cooked to order in any Don’t forget the place. LEDDY & CO., Opposite Daily Transcript Office. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Cerner Broad and: Pine Streets jABVADA CITY W. DAVINTON, Proprietor. ARGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine P: Fancy 80x; Brushes bse ta given to ‘somponding, Myers Preston, son of the Senator, . $2,703,500: Since that time funded: If the sturms hyld off a little longet . Tom:Bourne’s ranch in Pieagant Vi's “gend stamp fer let. ;Price per ofa ley. : The Gavi medicines tent seeure by on Ee . . Address all orders for Pilis and comWD. Vinton tas ; munications to Sole Manufacturers, feseini . THE GAVI CO., Chemints, The Ginest line of Perfumery in the i FO, Box #410, San Franciesg, Seeteeeieee eee ' qune name of the priceless remedy, Tax Garr The annual Teporte Ste C. nirol-! “Eros,"iheGed of even or ere 2 ler Do in ie new 11 ih bo js of thaj Whasi@tt, whas tts uses, what fits purpose? State Vrinter an. ip a few days v1 Dinondered Ronen? Fromarelientad etre be resiv for dist ibutien, The r Dort the axcesstve nse 02 Seine a eee, chee from shows the receipts and disbursements . of through Youthfal rr Over fer the support of the State Government, and the condition of the gever,; . 2 te Back, Hysteria, Nervous Prostration, Disfunds of the Treaenry, be bo neglected generally wren the The Controller estimates hat ¢3 00 toa care crerer to an carly grave, ERO-TINR 000 will be necessary for the Suppor Send hep ey Pamphiet. The study of the: of the common schouls for the Lext Eosremeec a heoee Wa ay enante f two fiscal years, mapent cure. wre bagus Suncanteen, Thousands e At the beginning of the fortioth Lu: ‘Onn an Ss cal year, the State debt amounted to debt bonds of 1873, amounting to $61.000, and also $500 of funded deb: nds of 1857, have been redeemed, leaving the State debt on July £1890 at $2,642,000. ————22@e An Indian Whe Waris Lewey Rore, an-Indian sent trou this county in 1881-to serve ‘a: life Sente: co for murdering a Chinaman, . . and who was recently yrantet a par: es Maa. DOUD, 1120 Larkin Btreet, rs. Ella Dood mployed wri m cheat asi sata set recen : : d stenographer tn the atore don by the Gover ‘or, is-now b ca, Oe Franciaco, ne said ts repor tly: Fy . : ‘Bom. bist reasaed blaster in the Folsom Priso qn PS) menstruation, of Blog drendfutol doeloreand e He gets $350 a: day nd bord for . remedies bu they led to relieve me Finatly his ser\ices, and lives in stvle ous cle! aap yo a a ae , Gavt Catorornia FR ‘ALB PILis, andbox, Woll, after using them I was res iately and consider them @ bcon the penitentiary, Rose was mised o., Hevea tmased Womanhood." Tf you have mate wp your mind to buy Tho Gavi Pills*do not b induced to take any other. Sold by Carr Bros., Sole Agents BY EXPRESS! Tuesday morning will arrive our SECOND ORDER for CHRISTMAS _ Neckwear! Our First Lot being entirely gone thos& of our customState outside of Sun Francisco, All the most popular odors, Remember this when buying holiday gifts. “tf ers who are waiting will see the grandest line ever shown & in any city in this State ; we make no exceptions. ‘ They will consist of : ‘ , FOUR-IN-HANDS, 4 WINDSORS, SCARFS, And are put up in neat Black Boxes witha Silver Scroll 4r-thé Tower corner of “A Merry Christmas. Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street. ‘““HERE WE ARE AGAIN gee Pat the Dollar Where It Does lhe Most. Good Hor You! I will give to the limit in quantity, quality and value for it. You shall choose from Style, Variety, Beauty and Merit. The Splendid Stock of the Season. OME NPB SS SPS NEVIS ISN N ON RE SEATS Guaranteed Seasonable. 5 a4 Warranted Reasonable ! 4 LURE ANT SEIS IE SG IE BIE SEIN SEER SESE RE SIRE SVT ae COME RIGHT IN, and you will ‘find every de partment filled with the beet in gAVO REY 2 Clothing, ROOTS & SELOo=Es, . RUBBER GOODS, -«.‘uierallggie eels ETC., ETC. New styles all through the line. Novelties and attractions on every side FOR : THE : HOLIDAYS. You Can't Help Being Pleased / If you are asking yourself where you can buy BEST and CHEAPEST this season, you can get your answer by calling on pag Chatles Grimes, the Clothier, Corner Broad and Pine Sfs., Nevada City,