December 21, 1892 (4 pages)

a eieeaeiaieaiadl ee — smeerercmmne — ! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining is located one mile below the town of Next Bloomfield, eighteen miles north of Nevada City in Nevada cotnty. The conipany have patent to above 600 acres of ground, the larger part of which will be washed déwm with, the monitors if the company are pern towork by’ this procees. “Phe banks St the face of the works atthe upper end on either side action days this vast amount of earth when the re works will not ail the cacase ervoirs and restraiaing hold one-quarter of it with pacity they are able to get in the tavine iA below before reaching the water. To =, two settling reservoirs built by the com. the pany and how inuch escapes and finds ita ral. t way into the river, the representatives of plaintiff Woodraff will have & survey what amount is restrained. end, where they first commenced work. which has been worked to the bedrock, } ,; $2 covers an area of not far from fourteen acres, and the average depth is probably from sixty to seventy-five feet. In the upper part of this lower reservoir, just below the brush dam, is located the crib work, and when this reservoir has been . filled to the top ofthe ¢rib the water will.run out through it and is then carried by the flume to the ravine of Humbug i creek, thence to the river below. There 5 is another brush dam being built, but it does not cover the entire width of the y excavation, yet -will,. when completed, Se form a reservoir with capacity pimilar to A the one below. ' The managers of the mine claim that af these reservoirs will hold an immense amount Of material, and that while they are at work will by excavating a large surface, have room to build one or more ae of the same kind. The mine, when at ae : ; work with ‘four large-sized monitors, : Bs three of them now being in place at the oe upper fase of the mine, with the usual run of 3,000 inches of water, wash down an average of 10,000 cubic yards of earth in each twenty-four hours’ run. Figuring . . Dac e lower settler, and 2 cents per cubic yard, and the second 100 a} : will average from five to ten cents, while f the balance next to the bedrock will ejei ow average from fifty cents to $1.50. © A lite ; tle more than half way down there is » 4 strata of pipe-clay from seventy to ninety feet in thickness, and this is the material ’ mentioned by: Judge Gilbert in his decree as “floculent” and carried in suspension with the flow of water. Alongside of the upper reservoir in the excavation there is a tunuel which is arranged so that the flow from the face of the mine can pass through it and out into the reservoir of Humbug creek and not pass through either of the settling reservoirs. The managers of the mine claim that they do not use this only on rare occasions whén the works above get choked up so as to require relief by this source. The managers of the Anti-Debris Association hayé doubt about this and say.they i f wish to place a measurement on the : works now and anether after a run of oD three months, then they can determine if a the mine is being run in good faith and a. to comply with the decree of Judge Gilbert, in and at the same time give the re— works full credit for what they 0. : The road passing along the south side “of the mine. and excavation ~is: the main atage road; and from thiete the northeast, one thile, is the town. One mile above the town is the Derbec diift mine on.the same lead or channel, which has , to any other interest. .With many clergmen, public speakers, toral is the favorite remedy forhoagseness AT THEIR the Kate Hayes Mining Company, ® cor poration. doing business DEVILISH WORK. Yellow Reom—Valance for a Brass Bed. . and brass, over which is thrown an exquigite white spread. The floor is covered . With a rich carpet in fawn and white. Io another corner stands & dresser in polished of The County of Yuba against in Nevada ‘. CONSTIPATION county, has been served and the papers on the officers of the company several mining from the hydraulic process ~Phe county of Yuba asks that ® date be fixed for a hearing im to constitute a cause of action.” wrong tree.” If any legitimate mining determine what part of this is heldin the . is being carried on in this county it is by men, and work the mine by-an elevator, The tailings are conveyed toa large dam, made as heretofore stated to determine and none of the sediment ever goes ee the river or any of the tributaries. : ; The brash dam is built across the €X-] have seen s 'mple bottles of water taken cavation,a little more than half was from } },,low the dam, the present face of the miine to the lower} i, a5 clear as the water usediat this city. . This can be remedied by making a valance, Below ‘the dam the excavated space, . .ontemptible proceeding place. Corral yesterday. last evening. from London. here yesterday. Spanish mine yesterday Alleghany arrived here last evening on their way below. ‘train. been worked during ten years or more by company, as on the préceding “evening, the drifting process withont doing damage far ished unexceptioaalile support. singers, and actors, Ayer’s Cherry Pec. “Rover returned. The Sheriff served the orders ’ plece and.the mine is enjoined from the case and for nit wh Kate Hayes Company at French CorThey extiploy Al . : th at various times, We regard this injgnotion suit as-a. Ww and believe it} ” ll be so: hown when the trial takes} ,; PERSONAL MENTION. and "Youtg, Fred Condon is up from Smartaville. H. French came over from French A.'L. Bailey of Pomono arrived here esterday. Jobn May arrived here from Truckee Geo. Duncan arrived here yesterday -Dr. D. 8S. Lucas of Esparto arrived Thos: Dillon came down from the Chas. -Helman and P. ¥. McMahon of Chas. L. Miller came over from French Corral this forenoon, and returned home this afternoon. Geo: Schmidt of San Franciséo, who frosted silver. some very pretty etchings. of the room is a table, over which is thrown a beautiful searf of light blue silk. The windows are bung corresponding in color with the rest of the lent «ffect with it. five feet from the floor, and this is draped -f ‘ with a pale yellow scarf, cad holds an en about fifty or ®XtY) craving and some pieces of chinain yellow. table covers zre white, with yellow silk embroidery. : Bress beds are recommended as cleanly, We] bandsome and durable. however, found fault with them, because by tapes. oak, witha beveled glass mirror, on which , are tastefully arranged on a pretty scarf, . a of silver On the wails are: hung and a manicure set in In the center with curtains of silk e . Malakoff. Ravine are in depth from al “ : ‘ ae mage and as they work to the that the mine’ be perpetually enjoined, } room. The furniture pieces, no two of Simmons Liver : company. i r is : d prev ist z "The serious question which the manThe comprny, by their attorney, C. a “he Bor ve sonia, tive authority already sre aie a ae erik TE f the Anti-Debris A sation are W. Cross, filed a demurrer to the com-. mentioned suggestS that the wall be cov. Sl oT re f ne : of plaint, in which they claim that the com-. ered with a pale yellow paper, with a deep! «My wife was distressed with Constipanow considering 18, what is to become laint does not state facts sufficient frieze of daffodils, marcissus, etc., on & tion and coughing, followe with Bleeding g. P cream ground.” Plain yellow matting, and pag aggre chs use of Siena ng srenath winter black fur rugs bave ap excelThe couch in this room ure muy be either of willow or of plain ite. The shelf over the ruuwutel piece is l the china is ycllow or white, aud the Many ladies have, ey show the under mattress where the and it clothes are tucked in over the upper one. hichis finished with a ruffle at the top, hich can be fluted, and the whole tied on wo or three of these will be all iat a housekeeper needs if white, or they may be in ineripo, in colors to match the room. Liston as Paul Pry. Among the many little touches of Lispe ; 2 ‘4on's performance was his coming in Spiial-and Other Noted About People Old . front ct tition of the play next night. expression was, and he then deposited his umbrella in a corner of the stage. then announced that if he die not intrude he would appear again next night; he then bowed and retired. A few seconds afterward he usual apology, gotten his umbrella.—Notes and Queries. ront of the curtain toannounce the repeHis first “I hope I don’t intrude,” again appeared, with his stating that he had for_~ oer sucklen’s Arnica SalveThe best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dra Store. a20ly A Nice Christmas Present. —— has been here looking at our mines, re‘Mis. N. P. Pirker and Miss Parker of Sierra City, who have been at San Francisco on.a visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. Parson Chisholm writes that in a few days he will visit his -Nevada City friends. He has just built a fine cottage at his ranch near Auburn, ; THE HATOHTRADER TROUPE, Last Evenings Bill of Comedy—A Mel. drama ‘Toight The somewhat hackneyed but nevertheless always amusing and therefore acceptable frothy French comedy of a “Victim of Circumstances,” served to entertain a fair’ sized audience at the Theatre last evening. It was enacted with a cleverness and dash'that gave no serious thought a chance while the © curtain wasup. Mr. Trader, a fun-maker of exceeding grace whicse every inflection, grimace andvattitude is provocative of a laugh, led the amusing situations in about all the important scenes. As ‘‘Leon Bonnefoi” he portrayed the victim ‘of a bad case of mother-in-law figuring at the same time incidentally in a series of aungure which involved him in sundry ludicrous complications with his better half, her vigilant.and peppery mother-inlaw, and his chumi ““Gaston” (Mr. Hatch) who proved to his surprise to be the lawful husband of his illicit flame. The Tonight the thrilling meledrama of The Convict’s Daughter” will be given. Mr. Hatch will appear in the heroic role the Vagabond” and Mr. rader will interpret the lines of that Ciicicie ad dd s A K. of P. Attention. The regular weekly meeting: of Milo Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A tull attendance is requested. Cuas. Bennets, C. C. B. 8. Rxoror, K. of R. & 8. THERE is no sweetness in a kiss, Unless your teeth are j i just like pearls, Then world you share its trembling bliss, Une SOZODONT at once, sweet girls; For it alone gives to the mouth, White teeth and fragrance of the SouthCON STIPATION Afflicts ‘half the American le yet th: is only one preparation of Pasian as acts on the bowels and reaches this import ant trouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It relieves it in 24 hours, and an eccasional dose prevents return. We refer, by permission, toC.£. Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Potatuma, Cal; H. & Winn, Geary Court, BF. and hundreds of others who have used it in constipation. One letter is a sample of hunGreda. Elkington, writes: “I have been-for yearssubject to bilious headaches and constipation, Have been so bad for a year back have had to take a physic every other night or else I would have aheadache. Onebottie of J. V. & put me in splendid shape. It positively controls constipation.” JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilla As J. V.& 1s positively the only SarcapaIt is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taki y and flesh.” —W. B. Lezrar, “1 have used Simmons Liver Regulator for . hurmmminu bird on ‘her bonnet?” NEN GROCERY STORK w. E. Johnston R ESPECTFULLY INFORMS a First-class Grocery Store on the Gamplike . " He most comical genius, “Wiggin.” These are both vivid parts, and ‘will show the the two eminent young actors and their a company at their best in such work **A SNAKE in the grass” is all the more . the respective characters call Pigg The dangerous from being unsuspected. So . play isa strong compound of exciting are many ef the blood medicines vuffered and funny features and will be sure to the public. To avoid all risk, ask your] please everybody. druggist for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and also . Ayer’s Alinanac, which is just ont for th . new year. and all affections of the vgcal organs, throat, and lungs. Its anodyne and expectorant effect are_promptly realized. dee “or Jurors Drawn. oe ae The following havé been dra i A Fine Exhibition. jurors to appear at the Court cae __Ji pubis school ‘at North Bloom sgh sans aaa eld, under the rship of F. L. ArC. Dick = _e niga sae ot tide ey, wil gh wilt gid d ginal a. o. I ve W. J. Williams, Joseph : maka ak dae oe eerie ae i agg ates J. M. Murphy, niga next. The entife procetds will Gieabe peers fa cangg + was en to Ag Fash of Phil. Folch ‘of . Goom nia iey mig Aa mat tw < fe i Pica sca oe mis: . -Prank Chesean, Patrick Noon: nieaee . aD cad oonan, T. R. ie Ceoley, Reuben Thomas, Patrick Riley, A. Ducoty, James Noell, Duncan Gilli 2 3 . if G Will Not ® move. Richard Faweett, Al. F. Morgan, sant Nicholas, W. J. Ferguson, W* H. Buck. Thos. 8. Ford, the new District Atiw torney, will have his office at his present t, Sion ot Dao, neined of 05 900 Doors rarere conse Nee cocapled by Dis_—Nilon will, alter the 1st of January, be peed by the Supervisors. 8. D. Avery. Bridgeport—E. ©. Fisher. Rough & Ready—S, Cline, Little York—Peter Lohman. Meadow lake—A, C. Cook. \ rer oe eee . . ~ ee 2 Hilla compounded to control constipation inaiston Joy’send don’t take any other. FOR SAU BY CARR BROS. Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board i of At the ¢ hampion Mining Cae dividend (ko. 36) of Tren (io conta ce 6 en et yable on and afterMendan, page Bs , at the office of the ‘Company, pt tay aname street, Koom 10, San Fran b. NO al. Transfer books will be closed on Serena, Beramber 17. 1892, at 9 o’slock -M. : £0, ZEL, 8e Office No: 320: 8; o Heo San Francisco, sapepopad on See Stockholders Meeting. . Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TH AY desing ts rr te ny's Office, in the Tilley & “corner of Broad and Pine Sueete Neveda Ci ae a Tharsday Evening, December 291h, 1892, At 7 o’cleck. By evden of the Board of Directors. BEOWN & CALKINS, Proprictor®: AD Injunction Pay fa the French Is called the “Father of Di seca ti i laces has tl ne ea ene pac eA a. y: ; : ; at is caused by a Torpid Liver, }zecutive mintites of laborious silence)— ) All Gieeriets = the. wage oh 8 WEDNESDAY FE siete The Anti-Debris men are doing all in =——= === . and is generally accompanied with . Mamma, what kin of flowers has that Lungs is Ayer Cherry * ms A . their. power to crowd,,and force to, an HOUSE DECORATION. Loss OF \ady i net?, ; ‘It has no equal-as.a cough-cure. u MEIELD MINE uncalled for expense, those who are ats ee : APPETITE His mfirn You' gustr’t talk sch, 5 lee 1 THE NORTH BLO t nga. ts legitimate mining in this A Pretty Boudoir in Biue and White—% SICK oad, dear. You'll disturb the congre Bronchitis . t W k d the Capacit of county. . The following, copied from a} A pretty boudoir, described by ‘The Decceo aay “When I was a boy, 1 had a bronchial The Location of Works an y Marysville paper, is their latest contemp. prator and Furnisher, has the walls in BAD BREATH, Ete. * : Restraining Dams. : tible act : blue, with figures in white in geometrical = Se gin a: auth ‘ & < + : : Marysville Democrat: The upper. mID@} 5,344 Davis November 11, 1892, in the Ne ey ot wits enamel . 4 is November 1}, ©, in the) the corner stands a bed of white enamel BY ‘ Regulator you Delaware, Ohio. ee THE PEOvy PLE of Nevada u'ty that he hus opened Where he wil! keep coustantly on hand the very bestof : Groceries, ‘Provisions, Case Goods, And Everything Else Usually Found in a Store of this kind. — By strict attention to business and selling goods at the lowest living pr ces, 1 hope to receive a share of the public pat-}. ronage. d12 SO Sar Oa psa rT TEs NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, F. & A. M. Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each montb. Visiting Brethyen in good standing are cordially invited. don't they?” «Hush, dear. After.a prolonged. stillness, of, ten sec: onds: ‘Are they real flowers, mamma. only make believe?” -#Phey are artificial, Willie. Be a'‘good oy-now and dou’ whisper any more.” « “Yes'm. es) E Says nothing for at least half 4 mia ate. ‘ : “Mamma!” “When johnny-jump-ups are growed up, dear. an ing a mighty long. fine! enger is he going to”—— say another word Fil take you right out of church.”. won't say another word, mamma, but ; ' ‘ I'm gettin Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, ee iss how Leaks ; ; ; '. ate, and I wish he’d quit talkin. Nearly opposite M. K. Church, you tired "iaost to: death? longer is WILLIE GOES TO CHURCH. fiad Enough of It Before It Was Best Cure For trouble of such a persistent and stubborn character, that the ;doctor pronounced it incurable with ordinary remedies, but. recommended me. to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I did so, and one bottle cured me: Forthe last fifteen years, I havé used this preparation with god effect whenever I take a bad. cold; Pand I know of numbers of people who b keep it in the, house all the time, not considering jit safe to be without it.”— J. C. Woodson, P. M., Forest Hill, W.Va. Cough “For more than twenty-five years, I was a érer from lung trouble, atThey lcdk like johinny-jamp-ups, Listen to the sermon.” ” “Sly, Willie! {What is it?” do they get to be jumpin jacks?” “Listen to the sermon, dear.” “Yes’m.” Another period of silence. “Mamma, the preacher said ‘thirdly.’ ow many morelys will he”—— “Sh, Willie!” “Yes'n. But I’m gettin awful tired.” “Tt will only last a little while longer, Be quiet.” “Yosm. * * * Mamma, cana wor: be real pious if she wears & stuffed as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four hours. J was induced to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and after taking four bottles, was thoroughly cuted.” — Frapz, Hoffman, ‘La Cripp “Past spring I was'taken down with e We are ef the opinion that whey this ver A i i have a cover of cretonne it le yelConstipation of my Bowels, cai tem, mage? eres ae ica ’ that they have ‘barked wp the) pitigws for the back of the wume. ‘The fram Sudou ‘Wasxaa, Late Chit gat ora aie -prostrated, and so difficult was my “Right heret breathing that my breast seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I-procured & bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief followed. Icould not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the : eure so complete.”—W. H. Williams, Cook City, 8. Dak. 1 AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J.C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggiste. rice $1; six bottles, $5. Promptto act, suretocure “No; after we get home. *sh!” Another pause. “Mamina, seems to ine fPve been ’shTlow,. much Growing desperate: “Willie, if you Apparently struck. by an idea: ‘“‘1 just horrible tired, and I set still another minAin’t How much he goin to keep on? What's the use o’ bringin me here anyhow”—— And Willie’s mother takes him out.— Chicago Tribune. . Disappointed, ® Negroes, even more than white people perhaps, are given to counting their chickens before they are hatched. A correspondent of The Companion reports a laughable instance. A Gus, a young colored boy, grew confidential one Friday evening. “Tm goin to the cimitery next Sunday, Miss Mary,” he said. “But, Gus, that is a long walk. You a” know it is more than four miles. the -. ’ NEVADA THEATRE, ; For the Benefit of the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. List of Characters : Light, Ralph Webber. wa. BARKER, Master. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. ~ WANTED. A Loan of $3,500 on good security, real estate. For particulars call at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Ne= vada City. my uncle’s f uneral.” ‘All day Saturday Gus could talk of nothing but the coming festivity. Toa young ‘darky” a Sunday funeral is a great event, Sunday I gave him a holiday, and on Monday expected a fall account of the funeral, but Gus appeared with a melanBarnum Power. . Seud”, Glarence Organ. Miss Minerva Lester. : Waves,” Miss Alice Caldwell. «(Mother Carey,’ The sick man recovered.— Youth's NG HONAYS, —O— We have purchased the Largest Stock of HOLIDAY. 2000S —AND— NOVELTIES E> Liver Brought to Nevada City. <3 This line consists of the very finest goods carried by the Leading Drug and Stationery ; Houses of the Coast, And are now being displayed at our Store in Odd. Fellows building, BROAD STREET. 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a eieeaeiaieaiadl ee — smeerercmmne — ! THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. of the North Bloomfield Gravel Mining is located one mile below the town of Next Bloomfield, eighteen miles north of Nevada City in Nevada cotnty. The conipany have patent to above 600 acres of ground, the larger part of which will be washed déwm with, the monitors if the company are pern towork by’ this procees. “Phe banks St the face of the works atthe upper end on either side action days this vast amount of earth when the re works will not ail the cacase ervoirs and restraiaing hold one-quarter of it with pacity they are able to get in the tavine iA below before reaching the water. To =, two settling reservoirs built by the com. the pany and how inuch escapes and finds ita ral. t way into the river, the representatives of plaintiff Woodraff will have & survey what amount is restrained. end, where they first commenced work. which has been worked to the bedrock, } ,; $2 covers an area of not far from fourteen acres, and the average depth is probably from sixty to seventy-five feet. In the upper part of this lower reservoir, just below the brush dam, is located the crib work, and when this reservoir has been . filled to the top ofthe ¢rib the water will.run out through it and is then carried by the flume to the ravine of Humbug i creek, thence to the river below. There 5 is another brush dam being built, but it does not cover the entire width of the y excavation, yet -will,. when completed, Se form a reservoir with capacity pimilar to A the one below. ' The managers of the mine claim that af these reservoirs will hold an immense amount Of material, and that while they are at work will by excavating a large surface, have room to build one or more ae of the same kind. The mine, when at ae : ; work with ‘four large-sized monitors, : Bs three of them now being in place at the oe upper fase of the mine, with the usual run of 3,000 inches of water, wash down an average of 10,000 cubic yards of earth in each twenty-four hours’ run. Figuring . . Dac e lower settler, and 2 cents per cubic yard, and the second 100 a} : will average from five to ten cents, while f the balance next to the bedrock will ejei ow average from fifty cents to $1.50. © A lite ; tle more than half way down there is » 4 strata of pipe-clay from seventy to ninety feet in thickness, and this is the material ’ mentioned by: Judge Gilbert in his decree as “floculent” and carried in suspension with the flow of water. Alongside of the upper reservoir in the excavation there is a tunuel which is arranged so that the flow from the face of the mine can pass through it and out into the reservoir of Humbug creek and not pass through either of the settling reservoirs. The managers of the mine claim that they do not use this only on rare occasions whén the works above get choked up so as to require relief by this source. The managers of the Anti-Debris Association hayé doubt about this and say.they i f wish to place a measurement on the : works now and anether after a run of oD three months, then they can determine if a the mine is being run in good faith and a. to comply with the decree of Judge Gilbert, in and at the same time give the re— works full credit for what they 0. : The road passing along the south side “of the mine. and excavation ~is: the main atage road; and from thiete the northeast, one thile, is the town. One mile above the town is the Derbec diift mine on.the same lead or channel, which has , to any other interest. .With many clergmen, public speakers, toral is the favorite remedy forhoagseness AT THEIR the Kate Hayes Mining Company, ® cor poration. doing business DEVILISH WORK. Yellow Reom—Valance for a Brass Bed. . and brass, over which is thrown an exquigite white spread. The floor is covered . With a rich carpet in fawn and white. Io another corner stands & dresser in polished of The County of Yuba against in Nevada ‘. CONSTIPATION county, has been served and the papers on the officers of the company several mining from the hydraulic process ~Phe county of Yuba asks that ® date be fixed for a hearing im to constitute a cause of action.” wrong tree.” If any legitimate mining determine what part of this is heldin the . is being carried on in this county it is by men, and work the mine by-an elevator, The tailings are conveyed toa large dam, made as heretofore stated to determine and none of the sediment ever goes ee the river or any of the tributaries. : ; The brash dam is built across the €X-] have seen s 'mple bottles of water taken cavation,a little more than half was from } },,low the dam, the present face of the miine to the lower} i, a5 clear as the water usediat this city. . This can be remedied by making a valance, Below ‘the dam the excavated space, . .ontemptible proceeding place. Corral yesterday. last evening. from London. here yesterday. Spanish mine yesterday Alleghany arrived here last evening on their way below. ‘train. been worked during ten years or more by company, as on the préceding “evening, the drifting process withont doing damage far ished unexceptioaalile support. singers, and actors, Ayer’s Cherry Pec. “Rover returned.. The Sheriff served the orders ’ plece and.the mine is enjoined from the case and for nit wh Kate Hayes Company at French CorThey extiploy Al . : th at various times, We regard this injgnotion suit as-a. Ww and believe it} ” ll be so: hown when the trial takes} ,; PERSONAL MENTION. and "Youtg, Fred Condon is up from Smartaville. H. French came over from French A.'L. Bailey of Pomono arrived here esterday. Jobn May arrived here from Truckee Geo. Duncan arrived here yesterday -Dr. D. 8S. Lucas of Esparto arrived Thos: Dillon came down from the Chas. -Helman and P. ¥. McMahon of Chas. L. Miller came over from French Corral this forenoon, and returned home this afternoon. Geo: Schmidt of San Franciséo, who frosted silver. some very pretty etchings. of the room is a table, over which is thrown a beautiful searf of light blue silk. The windows are bung corresponding in color with the rest of the lent «ffect with it. five feet from the floor, and this is draped -f ‘ with a pale yellow scarf, cad holds an en about fifty or ®XtY) craving and some pieces of chinain yellow. table covers zre white, with yellow silk embroidery. : Bress beds are recommended as cleanly, We] bandsome and durable. however, found fault with them, because by tapes. oak, witha beveled glass mirror, on which , are tastefully arranged on a pretty scarf, . a of silver On the wails are: hung and a manicure set in In the center with curtains of silk e . Malakoff. Ravine are in depth from al “ : ‘ ae mage and as they work to the that the mine’ be perpetually enjoined, } room. The furniture pieces, no two of Simmons Liver : company. i r is : d prev ist z "The serious question which the manThe comprny, by their attorney, C. a “he Bor ve sonia, tive authority already sre aie a ae erik TE f the Anti-Debris A sation are W. Cross, filed a demurrer to the com-. mentioned suggestS that the wall be cov. Sl oT re f ne : of plaint, in which they claim that the com-. ered with a pale yellow paper, with a deep! «My wife was distressed with Constipanow considering 18, what is to become laint does not state facts sufficient frieze of daffodils, marcissus, etc., on & tion and coughing, followe with Bleeding g. P cream ground.” Plain yellow matting, and pag aggre chs use of Siena ng srenath winter black fur rugs bave ap excelThe couch in this room ure muy be either of willow or of plain ite. The shelf over the ruuwutel piece is l the china is ycllow or white, aud the Many ladies have, ey show the under mattress where the and it clothes are tucked in over the upper one. hichis finished with a ruffle at the top, hich can be fluted, and the whole tied on wo or three of these will be all iat a housekeeper needs if white, or they may be in ineripo, in colors to match the room. Liston as Paul Pry. Among the many little touches of Lispe ; 2 ‘4on's performance was his coming in Spiial-and Other Noted About People Old . front ct tition of the play next night. expression was, and he then deposited his umbrella in a corner of the stage. then announced that if he die not intrude he would appear again next night; he then bowed and retired. A few seconds afterward he usual apology, gotten his umbrella.—Notes and Queries. ront of the curtain toannounce the repeHis first “I hope I don’t intrude,” again appeared, with his stating that he had for_~ oer sucklen’s Arnica SalveThe best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required It is -naranteed to give perfect satisfac ion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ Dra Store. a20ly A Nice Christmas Present. —— has been here looking at our mines, re‘Mis. N. P. Pirker and Miss Parker of Sierra City, who have been at San Francisco on.a visit, arrived here last evening on their way home. Parson Chisholm writes that in a few days he will visit his -Nevada City friends. He has just built a fine cottage at his ranch near Auburn, ; THE HATOHTRADER TROUPE, Last Evenings Bill of Comedy—A Mel. drama ‘Toight The somewhat hackneyed but nevertheless always amusing and therefore acceptable frothy French comedy of a “Victim of Circumstances,” served to entertain a fair’ sized audience at the Theatre last evening. It was enacted with a cleverness and dash'that gave no serious thought a chance while the © curtain wasup. Mr. Trader, a fun-maker of exceeding grace whicse every inflection, grimace andvattitude is provocative of a laugh, led the amusing situations in about all the important scenes. As ‘‘Leon Bonnefoi” he portrayed the victim ‘of a bad case of mother-in-law figuring at the same time incidentally in a series of aungure which involved him in sundry ludicrous complications with his better half, her vigilant.and peppery mother-inlaw, and his chumi ““Gaston” (Mr. Hatch) who proved to his surprise to be the lawful husband of his illicit flame. The Tonight the thrilling meledrama of The Convict’s Daughter” will be given. Mr. Hatch will appear in the heroic role the Vagabond” and Mr. rader will interpret the lines of that Ciicicie ad dd s A K. of P. Attention. The regular weekly meeting: of Milo Lodge, No, 48, will be held Friday evening. A tull attendance is requested. Cuas. Bennets, C. C. B. 8. Rxoror, K. of R. & 8. THERE is no sweetness in a kiss, Unless your teeth are j i just like pearls, Then world you share its trembling bliss, Une SOZODONT at once, sweet girls; For it alone gives to the mouth, White teeth and fragrance of the SouthCON STIPATION Afflicts ‘half the American le yet th: is only one preparation of Pasian as acts on the bowels and reaches this import ant trouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla. It relieves it in 24 hours, and an eccasional dose prevents return. We refer, by permission, toC.£. Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. H. Brown, Potatuma, Cal; H. & Winn, Geary Court, BF. and hundreds of others who have used it in constipation. One letter is a sample of hunGreda. Elkington, writes: “I have been-for yearssubject to bilious headaches and constipation, Have been so bad for a year back have had to take a physic every other night or else I would have aheadache. Onebottie of J. V. & put me in splendid shape. It positively controls constipation.” JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilla As J. V.& 1s positively the only SarcapaIt is a mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taki y and flesh.” —W. B. Lezrar, “1 have used Simmons Liver Regulator for . hurmmminu bird on ‘her bonnet?” NEN GROCERY STORK w. E. Johnston R ESPECTFULLY INFORMS a First-class Grocery Store on the Gamplike . " He most comical genius, “Wiggin.” These are both vivid parts, and ‘will show the the two eminent young actors and their a company at their best in such work **A SNAKE in the grass” is all the more . the respective characters call Pigg The dangerous from being unsuspected. So . play isa strong compound of exciting are many ef the blood medicines vuffered and funny features and will be sure to the public. To avoid all risk, ask your] please everybody. druggist for Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and also . Ayer’s Alinanac, which is just ont for th . new year. and all affections of the vgcal organs, throat, and lungs. Its anodyne and expectorant effect are_promptly realized. dee “or Jurors Drawn. oe ae The following havé been dra i A Fine Exhibition. jurors to appear at the Court cae __Ji pubis school ‘at North Bloom sgh sans aaa eld, under the rship of F. L. ArC. Dick = _e niga sae ot tide ey, wil gh wilt gid d ginal a. o. I ve W. J. Williams, Joseph : maka ak dae oe eerie ae i agg ates J. M. Murphy, niga next. The entife procetds will Gieabe peers fa cangg + was en to Ag Fash of Phil. Folch ‘of . Goom nia iey mig Aa mat tw < fe i Pica sca oe mis: . -Prank Chesean, Patrick Noon: nieaee . aD cad oonan, T. R. ie Ceoley, Reuben Thomas, Patrick Riley, A. Ducoty, James Noell, Duncan Gilli 2 3 . if G Will Not ® move. Richard Faweett, Al. F. Morgan, sant Nicholas, W. J. Ferguson, W* H. Buck. Thos. 8. Ford, the new District Atiw torney, will have his office at his present t, Sion ot Dao, neined of 05 900 Doors rarere conse Nee cocapled by Dis_—Nilon will, alter the 1st of January, be peed by the Supervisors.

8. D. Avery. Bridgeport—E. ©. Fisher. Rough & Ready—S, Cline, Little York—Peter Lohman. Meadow lake—A, C. Cook. \ rer oe eee . . ~ ee 2 Hilla compounded to control constipation inaiston Joy’send don’t take any other. FOR SAU BY CARR BROS. Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board i of At the ¢ hampion Mining Cae dividend (ko. 36) of Tren (io conta ce 6 en et yable on and afterMendan, page Bs , at the office of the ‘Company, pt tay aname street, Koom 10, San Fran b. NO al. Transfer books will be closed on Serena, Beramber 17. 1892, at 9 o’slock -M. : £0, ZEL, 8e Office No: 320: 8; o Heo San Francisco, sapepopad on See Stockholders Meeting. . Fountain Head Gravel Mining Company. OTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN TH AY desing ts rr te ny's Office, in the Tilley & “corner of Broad and Pine Sueete Neveda Ci ae a Tharsday Evening, December 291h, 1892, At 7 o’cleck. By evden of the Board of Directors. BEOWN & CALKINS, Proprictor®: AD Injunction Pay fa the French Is called the “Father of Di seca ti i laces has tl ne ea ene pac eA a. y: ; : ; at is caused by a Torpid Liver, }zecutive mintites of laborious silence)— ) All Gieeriets = the. wage oh 8 WEDNESDAY FE siete The Anti-Debris men are doing all in =——= === . and is generally accompanied with . Mamma, what kin of flowers has that Lungs is Ayer Cherry * ms A . their. power to crowd,,and force to, an HOUSE DECORATION. Loss OF \ady i net?, ; ‘It has no equal-as.a cough-cure. u MEIELD MINE uncalled for expense, those who are ats ee : APPETITE His mfirn You' gustr’t talk sch, 5 lee 1 THE NORTH BLO t nga. ts legitimate mining in this A Pretty Boudoir in Biue and White—% SICK oad, dear. You'll disturb the congre Bronchitis . t W k d the Capacit of county. . The following, copied from a} A pretty boudoir, described by ‘The Decceo aay “When I was a boy, 1 had a bronchial The Location of Works an y Marysville paper, is their latest contemp. prator and Furnisher, has the walls in BAD BREATH, Ete. * : Restraining Dams. : tible act : blue, with figures in white in geometrical = Se gin a: auth ‘ & < + : : Marysville Democrat: The upper. mID@} 5,344 Davis November 11, 1892, in the Ne ey ot wits enamel . 4 is November 1}, ©, in the) the corner stands a bed of white enamel BY ‘ Regulator you Delaware, Ohio. ee THE PEOvy PLE of Nevada u'ty that he hus opened Where he wil! keep coustantly on hand the very bestof : Groceries, ‘Provisions, Case Goods, And Everything Else Usually Found in a Store of this kind. — By strict attention to business and selling goods at the lowest living pr ces, 1 hope to receive a share of the public pat-}. ronage. d12 SO Sar Oa psa rT TEs NEVADA LODGE, NO. 13, F. & A. M. Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of each montb. Visiting Brethyen in good standing are cordially invited. don't they?” «Hush, dear. After.a prolonged. stillness, of, ten sec: onds: ‘Are they real flowers, mamma. only make believe?” -#Phey are artificial, Willie. Be a'‘good oy-now and dou’ whisper any more.” « “Yes'm. es) E Says nothing for at least half 4 mia ate. ‘ : “Mamma!” “When johnny-jump-ups are growed up, dear. an ing a mighty long. fine! enger is he going to”—— say another word Fil take you right out of church.”. won't say another word, mamma, but ; ' ‘ I'm gettin Corner of Broad and Commercial Streets, ee iss how Leaks ; ; ; '. ate, and I wish he’d quit talkin. Nearly opposite M. K. Church, you tired "iaost to: death? longer is WILLIE GOES TO CHURCH. fiad Enough of It Before It Was Best Cure For trouble of such a persistent and stubborn character, that the ;doctor pronounced it incurable with ordinary remedies, but. recommended me. to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral. I did so, and one bottle cured me: Forthe last fifteen years, I havé used this preparation with god effect whenever I take a bad. cold; Pand I know of numbers of people who b keep it in the, house all the time, not considering jit safe to be without it.”— J. C. Woodson, P. M., Forest Hill, W.Va. Cough “For more than twenty-five years, I was a érer from lung trouble, atThey lcdk like johinny-jamp-ups, Listen to the sermon.” ” “Sly, Willie! {What is it?” do they get to be jumpin jacks?” “Listen to the sermon, dear.” “Yes’m.” Another period of silence. “Mamma, the preacher said ‘thirdly.’ ow many morelys will he”—— “Sh, Willie!” “Yes'n. But I’m gettin awful tired.” “Tt will only last a little while longer, Be quiet.” “Yosm. * * * Mamma, cana wor: be real pious if she wears & stuffed as to cause hemorrhage, the paroxysms frequently lasting three or four hours. J was induced to try Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and after taking four bottles, was thoroughly cuted.” — Frapz, Hoffman, ‘La Cripp “Past spring I was'taken down with e We are ef the opinion that whey this ver A i i have a cover of cretonne it le yelConstipation of my Bowels, cai tem, mage? eres ae ica ’ that they have ‘barked wp the) pitigws for the back of the wume. ‘The fram Sudou ‘Wasxaa, Late Chit gat ora aie -prostrated, and so difficult was my “Right heret breathing that my breast seemed as if confined in an iron cage. I-procured & bottle of Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and no sooner had I began taking it than relief followed. Icould not believe that the effect would be so rapid and the : eure so complete.”—W. H. Williams, Cook City, 8. Dak. 1 AYER’S Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Dr. J.C, Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by all Druggiste. rice $1; six bottles, $5. Promptto act, suretocure “No; after we get home. *sh!” Another pause. “Mamina, seems to ine fPve been ’shTlow,. much Growing desperate: “Willie, if you Apparently struck. by an idea: ‘“‘1 just horrible tired, and I set still another minAin’t How much he goin to keep on? What's the use o’ bringin me here anyhow”—— And Willie’s mother takes him out.— Chicago Tribune. . Disappointed, ® Negroes, even more than white people perhaps, are given to counting their chickens before they are hatched. A correspondent of The Companion reports a laughable instance. A Gus, a young colored boy, grew confidential one Friday evening. “Tm goin to the cimitery next Sunday, Miss Mary,” he said. “But, Gus, that is a long walk. You a” know it is more than four miles. the -. ’ NEVADA THEATRE, ; For the Benefit of the CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH. List of Characters : Light, Ralph Webber. wa. BARKER, Master. I. J. ROLFE, Secretary. ~ WANTED. A Loan of $3,500 on good security, real estate. For particulars call at the Law Office of Fred Searls, Ne= vada City. my uncle’s f uneral.” ‘All day Saturday Gus could talk of nothing but the coming festivity. Toa young ‘darky” a Sunday funeral is a great event, Sunday I gave him a holiday, and on Monday expected a fall account of the funeral, but Gus appeared with a melanBarnum Power. . Seud”, Glarence Organ. Miss Minerva Lester. : Waves,” Miss Alice Caldwell. «(Mother Carey,’ The sick man recovered.— Youth's NG HONAYS, —O— We have purchased the Largest Stock of HOLIDAY. 2000S —AND— NOVELTIES E> Liver Brought to Nevada City. <3 This line consists of the very finest goods carried by the Leading Drug and Stationery ; Houses of the Coast, And are now being displayed at our Store in Odd. Fellows building, BROAD STREET. You are cordially invited o call and examine the artiQO 2 les whether desiring to purchase or not, Pleasant attention will always be shown you, and we shall endeavor to merit the friendly relations that have existed between us for the past quarter of a century, : E. MULLER, Secret Everybody adidits that we have this YEAR se -or. Eiclidas Goods Ever Brought to this County.’ We have purchased all'of our Goods in New Invite all to inspect our*Goods and’ Prices ——_. We are now having.a Clearance Sale‘of : 8 e =< 5 : 17 ’ Ladies, Misses: -and Children's Cloaks, Wraps hie AND CAR eCETS, , : el: will sell at Greatly Reduced Prices, OUR Bazman ~_— TA Is the Largest, Cheapest and: Best selected re esairri Franci Gallchd coacaine E oo leg Numerous to Mention oods an fhe : = lsewhere. ‘geet : Prices before purchasing ROSENBERG BROS, “PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, BROAD SRERT, ~:AGENT FOR WATER..” GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR Masta. Mineral. _dust Received, © W. D. VINTON, oe Nam te eee eee “bookire” Commereat Street: ww ee woe mee elm eee « ee ee, SN ne lle. ‘ RE trade sooner. Some of Your Hard Earned_ Dollars. ye foc always. “There is a tide in the affairs of men which taken at the flood”’,Jeads . on "oe # tended with coughing so severe at times e “\mong the Rreakers, A Drama in two acts to be given at Qn Friday Evening, Deoomber 23d, 1892. David Murray, Keeper of Fairpoin‘ arry Divine, his Assistant, Prof. H. “Oh, I’m not a-goin to walk. I’m] g. Martin. goin to ride.” : Hon. Bruce, Hunter, Attorney A} “How is that, Gus? Has yopr father . D. Mason. / bought a carriage?” -"“Glarence Hunter, his ward, Prof. G “Naw; but I’m goin ina kerridge to . .H. Stokes. : Peter Paragraph, a newspaper reporter, Hunter's colored servant, Mis« Minnie Daze, Hunter’s Niece, }Bell Starbright, ‘“Cast,.up by the \ a reputed fortune choly face. In answer to my inquiry he'. teller, Miss Martha Sims. ° said: ¢ Reece “Biddy Bean,” an Irish girl, Miss Helen “I didn’t go, Miss Mary. He. ai +4 . Cooper. dead yet.” % 4 AT ‘Admission 50 cents., Reserved seats 10 cénts extra. The Largest ad:-Bast Selectd. Slack York, hence.we have the Advantage ‘6f Evetybodys:, We* (FIRSTCLASS DRUGS Dufy’s Malt Why . lection and shipment of orde SS Redecm what you have lost by not giving us your GET BACK — wo “PS Prosperity. If you want to take the road which, leads to. it come right now. Be wisé and ¢all to see our display of ING, dkerchiefs, Silk Mufflers, Silk : ian An Immense Assortment ae _ And our Own Importation A large stock of Initial, Fancy Border and. Plain. SHOES, FANCY. SLIPPERS, ETC, % All of which were made up for the Every purchaser of a Hat can have the Same fitted*perfectly to his head by our NEW: HAT CON FORMING MACHINE free of: charge. Don’t wait until everybody else has: had their choice. The stock is all Bright, New and Fresh, and the prices are so low that you will be astonished. BELIEVE OUR STORY And lét us see your beaming countenances -across our threshold. ; Chas. Crimes, : ‘ LEADING.CLOTHIER..... * Corner Broad and Pise Streets, Nevada City Respectfully announc . ¢ to the public that they ha : yeara LARGER AND BETTER Vibiate oF Na aie suitable for Christmas Presents. than’ ever b ore, including éverything ‘usually found in a Me SAIC CII IIIA Fancy Toilet Soaps, ees Perfumery ofall Best Makes Toilet Sets, = Manicure Sets, pa Dressing’ Cases, Etc., Etc., IN_ SCORES OF STYLES. 000060-—+vmen Writing Desks, Fine Papeteries, Paper Weights, Presentation Books, . Unique Booklets, : Christmas Cards, i Beautifil’Fanty*Goeds, Etc. wecubida Beaks ae Also a Mammoth $tock BEATE. ~ If you hay : EL “If you have any doubt as te whe 4 a © where you ‘can find : L TH pile a CH RISTM AS arta “ad he arr Bros. : iB y ¢ nearly sure-tu have Bomethirig' to Suit you # Our mailing clerk will give especial: ate to “df ‘ rs “up country.” Fo _Don’t__be foolish _2-