December 3, 1891 (4 pages)

King ir. “have been” g Christmas 1ed to outdo ay wee we 4 ‘to arrive, ind on disou such a ave never le markets, ll you the ir store is— streets, Ne\ 3 Discussion __beat and the flour used in my family. Health. _ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Bveuing Except Sun: days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: * a Year. THURSDAY EV’NG, DEC. 3, 1891. AMMONIA IN BAKING POWDER. Before the Chemical Society. [Chicago ‘ribune. To the Editor of The Tribune:—I have just seen the report in your issue of Sept. 3, of the discussion at the Washington ineeting of the American Chemical Society, Aug. 18, relative to the use of car bonate of ammonia in baking powders. This report is incumplete and incorrect in many particulars, and as the paper which precipitated the discussion was read by me and was based upon my own experiments, I desire’ to make certain corrections in the interest of the truth and for the benefit of the large nuniber of your readers to whom the question is one of great moment. The paper as read before the society related that ammonia in baking powder is retained in the bread by reason of its affinity tothe gluten. The concensus of opinion as expressed during the discussion was against the use of carbonate of ainmonia in baking powder with the only exception of Dr. McMurtrie, who.is now anemploye of a baking powder which uses carbonate of ammonia in its baking powders. Of the other parties mentioned or having taken part. in the discussion were Professor Dr. Baker, of the University American ANTE-MINING YARNS, Trunped l) by Sickens NDS. More of Magruder and Wadsworth’s Reports fo the Anti-Debris Association. [ConcLUDED. ] NORTH YUBA RIVER. Rock Creek Gravel Mining Company’s claim is located on the right bank of Rock Creek about one-half mile below Scales, and has two monitors with a capacity of about 400 inches each under vertical pressure of about 150 feet. .The bank in this claim is about eighty feet perpendicular. At Oregon Hill, on the right bank of Oregon Creek (No. 2), a tributary of the North Yuba River, is located one small moriifer, with a capacity of seventy-five or 100 inches under a vertical pressure of about 50 feet. The claim is very shallow (surface diggings), ranging from two to twellve feet. Blair's Digging: is located on left bank of Slate Creek, a tributary of North Yuba River, one-half mile below the These recent examinations show a fill over the one referred to as follows : Cubic Yards Ia Feather River, from Marysville to its junction with the Sacramento. es ‘ In the Sacramento, from_ ‘the Feather to its raster te into January 7, 1884, in the Woodruff case, found on the Yuba 15,220 acres destroyed. The~depth of this fill will probably averige fifteen feet, but assuming it to be ten feet over an area of 16,000 acres (it is believed to exceed 18,000 acres, rather than less, at the present time), we have twenty-five sections of the best quality of ‘tand lying Now, assuming for convenience of reck_ oning that a mil.ion cubic yards of material are Gdntained ‘in a section of land one foot in depth (the exact amount is a trifle over), we have 10,000,000 a section, or 250,000,000 on the twentytive sections, saying nothing of the material remaining in the mountain gorges. Add to this“estimate an equal amount of land and fill on the Bear River, viz., 250,000,000, and as much more for the deposit on all the lands of the Feather, American, Calaveras, Consumnes aad other rivers (which must be widely within the facts), 250,000,000 more. These: estimates give a total of one thousand aud eighteen millon cubic yards: of mining deliis lying in the navigable waters and upon the farms of the Sacramento Valley. RECAPITULATION. ® Cubic Yards, In Feather River.¢. . 2,282,000 In the Sucramento f.m Feather River to ita entrance into Sul‘i 7: ‘ Gis eae an co 000,000 of Pennsylvania, who is the president of . town of Port Wine,.and has one monitor, tremens Bay Shee 67,730 000 the society and one of our highest authori-. with a gapacity of about 250 inches. {® Warqaines sirelts. :.: pieoe $41000;000 ties. In-answer to a pleading by Profess. under vertical pressure of 200 feet. The . ! = Seeded Seas Ba ay. igede =i nmn.aen ar Riverand lands .. ,000, or McMurtrie that only-small quantities . bank has a perpendi¢ular height of abyut . tn Yubs Uiverandlenie. 260,000,000 of ammonia were used in-baking powders hestated: ‘‘No matter.how small the quantity, I must decline to be dosed medically without ny conseyt when taking my meals,” 8U feet. Pioneer mine is located at Grass Flat, ‘on the left hank of Slate Creek, & tributary of the North Yuba River, and has two monitors, with a capacity of about Ju iands of seather, American, Calfverus, Consumues, and otherriyers .. .. «. Total : Now it is known that these mining sands, if spread upon goo: land toa depth Dr. E. H. Bartley, formerly chemist of . 400 inches each under a vertival pressure . of six inches, will render it sterile. As the Brooklyn Board of Health and Professor of Chemistry at the Long Island College, likewise named, did not, I helieve,. take active part in the discussion, but is . already on record as strongly opposed to the. use.of ammonium carbonate in baking powders. Dr. Richardson Velunteered only the question whether the flour used in the experiments was of good quality, of which I assured him by stating that it'was the of about 200 feet. The bank in this claim hasa perpendicular height of about 140 feet. Yankee Hill claim is located on the right bank of Slate Creek, about three miles.above. the town. of.Laporte,.amd has one monitor with a capacity of about 200 inches under a vertical pressure of we are dealing with a grand total of 1,018,407,000 cubic yards of debris, this quantity, if spread to a.depth of one foot, “would cover and destroy 631,244 acres, or at a depth of six inches it would cover 1,262,483.acres. Accorcing to the estimates of Messrs. Magruder and Wadsworth as to tlie water about 150 feet. “This claim is classed as surface diggings, the material ranging in depth from two to twelve or fifteen feet, On the head of Rabbit Creek, a tributheir execution to be three cubic yards of material for twenty-four hours, and that. they operate 300 days in the year, the. Suisun Bay . . 25,000,000 In Suisun Bay. ./ = 67 730 000 In Carquinez S‘raits” 68 444,006 Tu 8 m Pablo Bay . . .... 76,000,00 In Sau Fiancisco Bay. ... 34,000,000 Making a grond total of.. . 268,407,000 i The Circuit Court, in is opinion of ; under sand and debris ten feet deep-. capacity of the monitors, and assuming{ HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record ot Yue Matters of Local Interest. The funeral of the late James P. Manion took place this g at San Fr There was six inches of snow on the Washington ridge when the stage cathe down this forenoon. M. E. Hale is the name of the man who shot Flossie Clifton at Grass Valley Monday evening. He comes from Healdsburg. His examination will take place Saturday morning. David Fleming, a tramp, who pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and quietude of Grass Valley, was brought to jail to-day by Constable Richards to serve ten days. Ithas been storming at this city. all day. The precipitation has consisted of rain and snow, the latter until the middle of the afternoon melting as soon as it struck the ground. Old Joe Olsen, whe was found Tuesday in his cabin in Humbug Canyon, where he had been alone for a week suffering with a paralytic attack, will be brought to the county hospital. * this morning with John Freeman, better known as ‘‘Dutch the Cook,” whois to serve sixty days in the county jail for stealing from a C. P. passenger car a valise belonging to A. Rosenblat, a drummer. Ou the first Saturday that the weather and ground are favorable, the -football teams of the high schools of this city and Grass Valley will contend for the county championship. They will play at Glenbrook Park and Phil Bradley will captain the county seat eleven. John Desmond’s farm-house on the McCourtney road one-half mile beyond Larry Dickinson's was destroyed by fire Monday night, says the Telegraph. The cause is unknown. Desmond visited, the place and did some chores Monday. and then came to his town residence near the Hermosa nine, ‘The house contained but little furniture. Mountain Division’s tug of war team begin nextiWednesday evening to practice regularly so as to be ready to contend for them championship in case the talked-of county tournament is held. Captain Rapp is-getting a powerfut-combination of tuggers together, and he under3tands training. them so.as to get.the best possible results, +90 _& Good Drift Mine. __ “The Derbec dritt mine employs eighty men and everything is going smoothly as ever under the eflicient superintendency Professor Mallet was not present, Your article is misleading in so far as it gives the impression that ammonia disappears on baking. y actual tests agree with those made by others, showing that __&mmonia remains in the bread. My investigations ‘simply assign & new cause for its retention. H. Enpemann, Ph. D. —New York Tribune, Sept. 17. 1891, Norse.—Dr. Endemann, the writer of this communication, is well known in. scientific circles, and was for twelve years chemist of tu@ New York Board of The ‘baking ‘powder c compauy “above referred to is the Royal Baking Powder tary of Slate Creek, a tributary of North Yuba River, one-quarter of a mile above the town of. Laporte, is located a claim which has two monitors, with a capacity of 250 inches each under vertical pressure of about 200 feet.The Eureka North mines, Arnott, Seales Diggings and Pioneer have all been enjoined in the Superior Court of Yuba county, with the above result. In addition ta. the above mentioned machines on the North Yuba River, then are also eleven canvas hose. fake a water under vertical ‘pr ure . . ranging from 50 to 100 feet. The water machines covered by their report dissolve and cast into the public streams 15,574,5U0 cubic yards of material annually. This, added t the sand plains and choked rivers-of the valley, will de at least ten times the harm as did the first 15,000, 000 yards of material set free, whiclt largely disappeared in the holes and deeper sections of the rivers, —_—_—_—__-_! A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the Corpany of New York, and the employe . for their operation 1s conducted through . jeast degree ; manufactured by the Emer Dr. William MecMaurtrie, who defends that pany’s use of ia, is their much advertised government authority. There is no such office known under our government as that of government er United States government chemist. Supertor Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Patrick Henry et al. vs. Stewart McKay et al. Jury retired at 10:19 a. M., prs one hour later returned verdict for plaintiff. The People vs. E. D. Whildin. 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SCHILLING’S BEST is Never sold In bulk, Be sure of the brand. iron pipes ranging in diameter from six to. twenty inches, at the lower end of which is connected a nozzle by means of a piece of canvas hose, This piece of canvas hose allows the easy movement of the nozzle so it can be directed against different parts of the reed which is to be operated on, Be it understood that the three forks (South, Middle and North) of the American River are cribs tary aud flow into the main American River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, through the. Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San is tributary to and flows intothe Feather River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, thence through the Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San Francisco Bay ; also that. the three Yuba rivers (South, Middle and North) are tributary to and flow into the main Yuba River, which tiowa thence into the Feather River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, thence through the Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San Francisco Bay: in the foregoing report have been seen in away at the same rate. Company, which is the most extensive Francisco Bay ; also that the Bear River} Most all the mining claims mentioned ‘active operation during the year last past, and by frequent visits we see ‘that the banks in the others are being carried The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining son Drug Co,} San Jose, Cal., and for sal City. tia “Public Taste’? 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HOOD &CO., Apothecariea, Lowell, Masa, (00. Doses One Dollar has a perpendicular height of about 400 feut, co. 3 Store an The Brandy City mine, which is also can pick out a present from a small vase noted in this report will b: in active are taken to prévent them. total number of canvas hose, twenty. THE HYDRAULIC AVALANCHE. and waters of the State, there is herewith presented in round numbers the fill. A Perfect Cup of Coffee is « Luxur in the waters and on the lands according pressure of about 500 feet, The bank Shall I Buy For a Ghristmas Present? a puzzling partion: Step into the GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA uestion puzzle will be solved. Look at the whan of Dinner, (cacy! Chamber sets; the ‘endless variety of beauidle, has been enjoined by the United tiful Bisque Figures, Vases afd Fancy Ornaments of — ar yg Here y u States Circuit Court, and seems disposed . " Glas and Chinaware, retailed at wholesale prices. to abitle by the decree, We def, Pp ge sim we import ag © lots to supply our forty-five With the excepticn of the last two. stores. k at our p then at the goods is all we ask. e want you to see mentioned, we believe that all the claims. what we have even if you do not wish to buy.' SRPBCLAL SAIL operation this winter unless measures. Téa Sols, decorated, 44 pioces,..$ 3 Fey Cg an Sey 10, 5 20) & 25 ea Total number of monitors, fifty-seven ; bie re aan ons Plates, . OAS ee : Chamber Seti, decorated,..$ 2 Voir Sos. 25 50, $4.10, $1.35, $1.85 To better illustrate the effect of un. [inner Sets, decorated for 12 persons, 1234 . Tea and Cake Ses. . . . 256 35 ets Weidled hydieatiy seeing oo te 4") . THOUSAND OTHER. ARTICLES AT VERY Low Prices. . © oe TeaCo.'s mecne ae Jaya jonded Coffee is arent ‘American ener. ts dice ons uy ot Mr “Wetzel. Dividends “will it is] thonght be resumed soon. 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THE NOSS JOLLITIES “A QUICK MATCH,” ~INTRODUCING— New Novelties, Songs and Dances, Mus:cal Oddities, Sparkiing Comedy AND A— Company of Comedians. 4 Prices—Admission 50 cents; reserved seats, 7®epgnts. Secure four seats at Mulloy’s. to a h t of Crockery, Ce ee Rey The Great American ImPERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes Aboot People (ld and Young. Alf Tregidgo has returned from San Francisco. Robert !Brotherton, a San. Francisco lawyer, is here. W. M. Burchalter arrived this morning from Truckee. Will Hanley is here from Berkeley on a visit to his parents. Mrs. Ellen Hickman of Relief Hill is spending a few days at this city. L. F. Buck came down to-day from Moore’s Flat. He will spend the winter here. Miss Mamie Hippert arrived here on last eveni g's train and went to Graniteville today. : John M. Thomas, the popular manager of the Grass Valley branch of the Citizens Bank, is on the sick list. W. W. Van Eman of San Francisco and L. J. Weil of Sacramento are among the many commercial travelers who are here, Wm. H. Kendrick returned here this morning from Johnsonville, Plumas Constable Long arrived from Truckeecounty, where he has been since last July. © Mrs. C.D. Eastin and children, Mrs. A. Barrett and Miss Barrett of Graniteville were in town today on their way to San Francisco. Mrs. T.L. Ford of Downieville, accompanied by her children anc mother, Mrs. A. McBirney, went to San Francisco today. Miss Bell Stover entertained a number of young ladies and gentlemen at her home last evening by giving a nut party. The proceedings were novel and very enjoyable. Geo. C. Gaylord slipped on the frosty sidewalk while coming down Broad street Tuesday night, and in falling lamed himself so that he finds navigation difficult. Chas. Dahlgren of Grass “Valley came te—town-tris—morning—before—daylight with a little girl who was going to Forest City by stage. Mr. Dahlgren’s horse got off the road on the way up, and there was a close call for a smash-up. Pronouncéd Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada I. Hurd of Groton, 8S. D., we quote: ‘Was taken with a bad cold; which settled oii my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Cousumption, — gave me up saying I could: live. but ‘a shorttime. I gave myself up tomy Saviour, determined if Lcould not stay with my friends on earth, I would: meet_my Four’ doctors i LAND TRANSFERS. Some Big Deals in the Vicinity of Smarts. ville. The following deeds have been recorded in Yuba county this week. The TranSCRIPT announced the sales last month, and thou.h, some of the papers of this county and Yuba saw fit to deny that such transaetions had occurred it seems thatthey dil mot know as much as they thought they did: November 30, 1591, John Brady to Charles F. Ayer, the well-known Brady rauch on the Smartsville road, thirteen miles from Marysville, vontaining 1,763 acres, in consideration of $21,500. November 80, 1891, Patrick Bowe and Elizabeth Bowe, to Charles F. Ayer, the SE} of section 25, and all of spetion L(> township 15 north of range 5 east, M. D. M.; also lots 1 and 2 of the fractional SW} of section 30, township 15 north of range 6 east, M.D. M., containing 945 acres, in consideration of $11,337.60. November 30, 1891, Joseph A. Perkins t ©, F. Ayer, the KE} of section 23, also the EL NW} of section 24, also the Wj and NE} of section 25, and the S4and NE} of section 26, all in township 15 north of range 5 east, M. D. M., in consideratian of $20,000. + meeRalsing For Alr. At the Centennial drift mine on the Washington ridge the upraise being nade 2010 feet from .the mouth of the cunnel is now 100 feet above the roof, wd will reach the surface in 120 feet more. 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King ir. “have been” g Christmas 1ed to outdo ay wee we 4 ‘to arrive, ind on disou such a ave never le markets, ll you the ir store is— streets, Ne\ 3 Discussion __beat and the flour used in my family. Health. _ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Bveuing Except Sun: days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: * a Year. THURSDAY EV’NG, DEC. 3, 1891. AMMONIA IN BAKING POWDER. Before the Chemical Society. [Chicago ‘ribune. To the Editor of The Tribune:—I have just seen the report in your issue of Sept. 3, of the discussion at the Washington ineeting of the American Chemical Society, Aug. 18, relative to the use of car bonate of ammonia in baking powders. This report is incumplete and incorrect in many particulars, and as the paper which precipitated the discussion was read by me and was based upon my own experiments, I desire’ to make certain corrections in the interest of the truth and for the benefit of the large nuniber of your readers to whom the question is one of great moment. The paper as read before the society related that ammonia in baking powder is retained in the bread by reason of its affinity tothe gluten. The concensus of opinion as expressed during the discussion was against the use of carbonate of ainmonia in baking powder with the only exception of Dr. McMurtrie, who.is now anemploye of a baking powder which uses carbonate of ammonia in its baking powders. Of the other parties mentioned or having taken part. in the discussion were Professor Dr. Baker, of the University American ANTE-MINING YARNS, Trunped l) by Sickens NDS. More of Magruder and Wadsworth’s Reports fo the Anti-Debris Association. [ConcLUDED. ] NORTH YUBA RIVER. Rock Creek Gravel Mining Company’s claim is located on the right bank of Rock Creek about one-half mile below Scales, and has two monitors with a capacity of about 400 inches each under vertical pressure of about 150 feet. .The bank in this claim is about eighty feet perpendicular. At Oregon Hill, on the right bank of Oregon Creek (No. 2), a tributary of the North Yuba River, is located one small moriifer, with a capacity of seventy-five or 100 inches under a vertical pressure of about 50 feet. The claim is very shallow (surface diggings), ranging from two to twellve feet. Blair's Digging: is located on left bank of Slate Creek, a tributary of North Yuba River, one-half mile below the These recent examinations show a fill over the one referred to as follows : Cubic Yards Ia Feather River, from Marysville to its junction with the Sacramento.. es ‘ In the Sacramento, from_ ‘the Feather to its raster te into January 7, 1884, in the Woodruff case, found on the Yuba 15,220 acres destroyed. The~depth of this fill will probably averige fifteen feet, but assuming it to be ten feet over an area of 16,000 acres (it is believed to exceed 18,000 acres, rather than less, at the present time), we have twenty-five sections of the best quality of ‘tand lying Now, assuming for convenience of reck_ oning that a mil.ion cubic yards of material are Gdntained ‘in a section of land one foot in depth (the exact amount is a trifle over), we have 10,000,000 a section, or 250,000,000 on the twentytive sections, saying nothing of the material remaining in the mountain gorges. Add to this“estimate an equal amount of land and fill on the Bear River, viz., 250,000,000, and as much more for the deposit on all the lands of the Feather, American, Calaveras, Consumnes aad other rivers (which must be widely within the facts), 250,000,000 more. These: estimates give a total of one thousand aud eighteen millon cubic yards: of mining deliis lying in the navigable waters and upon the farms of the Sacramento Valley. RECAPITULATION. ® Cubic Yards, In Feather River.¢. . 2,282,000 In the Sucramento f..m Feather River to ita entrance into Sul‘i 7: ‘ Gis eae an co 000,000 of Pennsylvania, who is the president of . town of Port Wine,.and has one monitor, tremens Bay Shee 67,730 000 the society and one of our highest authori-. with a gapacity of about 250 inches. {® Warqaines sirelts. :.: pieoe $41000;000 ties. In-answer to a pleading by Profess. under vertical pressure of 200 feet. The . ! = Seeded Seas Ba ay. igede =i nmn.aen ar Riverand lands .... ,000, or McMurtrie that only-small quantities . bank has a perpendi¢ular height of abyut . tn Yubs Uiverandlenie.. 260,000,000 of ammonia were used in-baking powders hestated: ‘‘No matter.how small the quantity, I must decline to be dosed medically without ny conseyt when taking my meals,” 8U feet. Pioneer mine is located at Grass Flat, ‘on the left hank of Slate Creek, & tributary of the North Yuba River, and has two monitors, with a capacity of about Ju iands of seather, American, Calfverus, Consumues, and otherriyers ... ... «. Total : Now it is known that these mining sands, if spread upon goo: land toa depth Dr. E. H. Bartley, formerly chemist of . 400 inches each under a vertival pressure . of six inches, will render it sterile. As the Brooklyn Board of Health and Professor of Chemistry at the Long Island College, likewise named, did not, I helieve,. take active part in the discussion, but is . already on record as strongly opposed to the. use.of ammonium carbonate in baking powders. Dr. Richardson Velunteered only the question whether the flour used in the experiments was of good quality, of which I assured him by stating that it'was the of about 200 feet. The bank in this claim hasa perpendicular height of about 140 feet. Yankee Hill claim is located on the right bank of Slate Creek, about three miles.above. the town. of.Laporte,.amd has one monitor with a capacity of about 200 inches under a vertical pressure of we are dealing with a grand total of 1,018,407,000 cubic yards of debris, this quantity, if spread to a.depth of one foot, “would cover and destroy 631,244 acres, or at a depth of six inches it would cover 1,262,483.acres. Accorcing to the estimates of Messrs. Magruder and Wadsworth as to tlie water about 150 feet. “This claim is classed as surface diggings, the material ranging in depth from two to twelve or fifteen feet, On the head of Rabbit Creek, a tributheir execution to be three cubic yards of material for twenty-four hours, and that. they operate 300 days in the year, the. Suisun Bay .. . 25,000,000 In Suisun Bay. ./ = 67 730 000 In Carquinez S‘raits” 68 444,006 Tu 8 m Pablo Bay . . ....... 76,000,00 In Sau Fiancisco Bay. ...... 34,000,000 Making a grond total of.... . 268,407,000 i The Circuit Court, in is opinion of ; under sand and debris ten feet deep-. capacity of the monitors, and assuming{ HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record ot Yue Matters of Local Interest. The funeral of the late James P. Manion took place this g at San Fr There was six inches of snow on the Washington ridge when the stage cathe down this forenoon. M. E. Hale is the name of the man who shot Flossie Clifton at Grass Valley Monday evening. He comes from Healdsburg. His examination will take place Saturday morning. David Fleming, a tramp, who pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace and quietude of Grass Valley, was brought to jail to-day by Constable Richards to serve ten days. Ithas been storming at this city. all day. The precipitation has consisted of rain and snow, the latter until the middle of the afternoon melting as soon as it struck the ground. Old Joe Olsen, whe was found Tuesday in his cabin in Humbug Canyon, where he had been alone for a week suffering with a paralytic attack, will be brought to the county hospital. * this morning with John Freeman, better known as ‘‘Dutch the Cook,” whois to serve sixty days in the county jail for stealing from a C. P. passenger car a valise belonging to A. Rosenblat, a drummer. Ou the first Saturday that the weather and ground are favorable, the -football teams of the high schools of this city and Grass Valley will contend for the county championship. They will play at Glenbrook Park and Phil Bradley will captain the county seat eleven. John Desmond’s farm-house on the McCourtney road one-half mile beyond Larry Dickinson's was destroyed by fire Monday night, says the Telegraph. The cause is unknown. Desmond visited, the place and did some chores Monday. and then came to his town residence near the Hermosa nine, ‘The house contained but little furniture. Mountain Division’s tug of war team begin nextiWednesday evening to practice regularly so as to be ready to contend for them championship in case the talked-of county tournament is held. Captain Rapp is-getting a powerfut-combination of tuggers together, and he under3tands training. them so.as to get.the best possible results, +90 _& Good Drift Mine. __ “The Derbec dritt mine employs eighty men and everything is going smoothly as ever under the eflicient superintendency Professor Mallet was not present, Your article is misleading in so far as it gives the impression that ammonia disappears on baking. y actual tests agree with those made by others, showing that __&mmonia remains in the bread. My investigations ‘simply assign & new cause for its retention. H. Enpemann, Ph. D. —New York Tribune, Sept. 17. 1891, Norse.—Dr. Endemann, the writer of this communication, is well known in. scientific circles, and was for twelve years chemist of tu@ New York Board of The ‘baking ‘powder c compauy “above referred to is the Royal Baking Powder tary of Slate Creek, a tributary of North Yuba River, one-quarter of a mile above the town of. Laporte, is located a claim which has two monitors, with a capacity of 250 inches each under vertical pressure of about 200 feet.The Eureka North mines, Arnott, Seales Diggings and Pioneer have all been enjoined in the Superior Court of Yuba county, with the above result. In addition ta. the above mentioned machines on the North Yuba River, then are also eleven canvas hose. fake a water under vertical ‘pr ure . . ranging from 50 to 100 feet. The water machines covered by their report dissolve and cast into the public streams 15,574,5U0 cubic yards of material annually. This, added t the sand plains and choked rivers-of the valley, will de at least ten times the harm as did the first 15,000, 000 yards of material set free, whiclt largely disappeared in the holes and deeper sections of the rivers, —_—_—_—__-_! A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the Corpany of New York, and the employe . for their operation 1s conducted through . jeast degree ; manufactured by the Emer Dr. William MecMaurtrie, who defends that pany’s use of ia, is their much advertised government authority. There is no such office known under our government as that of government er United States government chemist. Supertor Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Patrick Henry et al. vs. Stewart McKay et al. Jury retired at 10:19 a. M., prs one hour later returned verdict for plaintiff. The People vs. E. D. Whildin. De. fendant waived time, pleaded guilty, and ‘was sentenced to three mouths imprisonment in t: e county jail. atc ea REN RT oe ¢80 06 6 8 6 ‘Just as Good [LJNSCRUPULOUS dealers, and those behind ‘the times, sometimes offer a substitute for goods asked for, and say,, ‘It is just as good.” Often they know nothing about it-often want to sell other goods on hand. Now, we are large dealers in coffee-experts in all that relates to it. We know no doubt about it SCHILLING’S BEST combines great strength, full rich flavor and economy in use to a greater‘'value to you, the consumer, than any other youcan buy. We stake our honor and our reputation upon this statement to you. The best Coffee for you is + Schilling’s Best,A CHOICE blend combining rich “*™ flavor and full patra etme greatest value thé consumer carefully roastedpacked fresh in airtight packages. SCHILLING’S BEST is Never sold In bulk, Be sure of the brand. iron pipes ranging in diameter from six to. twenty inches, at the lower end of which is connected a nozzle by means of a piece of canvas hose, This piece of canvas hose allows the easy movement of the nozzle so it can be directed against different parts of the reed which is to be operated on, Be it understood that the three forks (South, Middle and North) of the American River are cribs tary aud flow into the main American River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, through the. Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San is tributary to and flows intothe Feather River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, thence through the Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San Francisco Bay ; also that. the three Yuba rivers (South, Middle and North) are tributary to and flow into the main Yuba River, which tiowa thence into the Feather River, thence into the Sacramento River, thence into Suisun Bay, thence through the Straits of Carquinez into San Pablo Bay, thence into San Francisco Bay: in the foregoing report have been seen in away at the same rate. Company, which is the most extensive Francisco Bay ; also that the Bear River} Most all the mining claims mentioned ‘active operation during the year last past, and by frequent visits we see ‘that the banks in the others are being carried The North Bloomfield Gravel Mining son Drug Co,} San Jose, Cal., and for sal City. tia “Public Taste’? Hams and Bacon And Lard are the best. Try them and you'll want no other. Manutactured by Cottey Bros , Commercial street, d3-tf —e Fine ' Gloves ‘tor Men. Just the thing for a Holiday Gift. In all shades, Fine my! a (Jeece lined and fur-topped), d2-tf Crimes THE CLOTHIER. : cen seen ; Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious appetite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia, I had but fittue appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating 1 had a fuintness or tired, All-Cone Feeling As though IL. had not eaten anything. Hood's Sarsuparilla did me an immense amount of good. It gave me an appetite,

and my food relished and satisfied the craving 1 had previously experienced, It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood’s Sarsaparilla, that 1 am happy to recommend it.” G, A. Paar, Watertown, Mass, 1 had dyspepsia many years, and de Pbabita canbe . given.» without.the patient's}. knowlédge, and is the ‘only known specific by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade . ” hydraulic mine on the watershed of the Sacramento. River, was closed down seven months ago. _ It was enjoined in the United States Circuit Court two yeara ago, but up to the time mentioned managed to avoid punishment through technicalities. .This mine uses five monitors, with capacities ranging from 800 to 1,600 inches each under vertical spaired of ever being well But Hood's Sarsaparilla has entirely cured me.” Mrs J. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5, Prepared by ©. 1. HOOD &CO., Apothecariea, Lowell, Masa, (00. Doses One Dollar has a perpendicular height of about 400 feut, co. 3 Store an The Brandy City mine, which is also can pick out a present from a small vase noted in this report will b: in active are taken to prévent them. total number of canvas hose, twenty. THE HYDRAULIC AVALANCHE. and waters of the State, there is herewith presented in round numbers the fill. A Perfect Cup of Coffee is « Luxur in the waters and on the lands according pressure of about 500 feet, The bank Shall I Buy For a Ghristmas Present? a puzzling partion: Step into the GREAT AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA uestion puzzle will be solved. Look at the whan of Dinner, (cacy! Chamber sets; the ‘endless variety of beauidle, has been enjoined by the United tiful Bisque Figures, Vases afd Fancy Ornaments of — ar yg Here y u States Circuit Court, and seems disposed . " Glas and Chinaware, retailed at wholesale prices. to abitle by the decree, We def, Pp ge sim we import ag © lots to supply our forty-five With the excepticn of the last two. stores. k at our p then at the goods is all we ask. e want you to see mentioned, we believe that all the claims. what we have even if you do not wish to buy.' SRPBCLAL SAIL operation this winter unless measures. Téa Sols, decorated, 44 pioces,...$ 3 Fey Cg an Sey 10, 5 20) & 25 ea Total number of monitors, fifty-seven ; bie re aan ons Plates, . OAS ee : Chamber Seti, decorated,....$ 2 Voir Sos. 25 50, $4.10, $1.35, $1.85 To better illustrate the effect of un. [inner Sets, decorated for 12 persons, 1234 . Tea and Cake Ses.. .. . . 256 35 ets Weidled hydieatiy seeing oo te 4") . THOUSAND OTHER. ARTICLES AT VERY Low Prices. . © oe TeaCo.'s mecne ae Jaya jonded Coffee is arent ‘American ener. ts dice ons uy ot Mr “Wetzel. Dividends “will it is] thonght be resumed soon. You can’tafford to laugh, dear girls, Unless your teeth are white as pearls— Unless your mouth is pink and sweet, And-your two tips-in--rosebudsmeet; And you éannot supply this want, But through the use of SOZODONT. et wperpeetinny 0 me The Leading Hotels Here Serve Coury Bros.’ “Public Taste’ Hams and Bacon. Ask for it. d3-tf DEN ESE ‘ moo —Robilling:s ‘a Beate os . Trial will tell how how they excel. Stamped Goods Coming. We have just received and are now opening the largest. and most elegant assortment of stamped goods for embroidering, including splashers, table scarfa, bureau scarfs, sideboard scarfs, tray covers, ete,, ever seen here. We make a specialty of these articles. 030-3 Mrs. Lester & Cra wrorp., Silk Umbrellas. Best qualities aud newest styles in handles, Getone for a Christmas gift for your friend. d2-tf Grimzs THE CLOTHIER. ee —— Special Engagement —OF THE— Exponents of High Class Novelties ! THE NOSS JOLLITIES “A QUICK MATCH,” ~INTRODUCING— New Novelties, Songs and Dances, Mus:cal Oddities, Sparkiing Comedy AND A— Company of Comedians. 4 Prices—Admission 50 cents; reserved seats, 7®epgnts. Secure four seats at Mulloy’s. to a h t of Crockery, Ce ee Rey The Great American ImPERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes Aboot People (ld and Young. Alf Tregidgo has returned from San Francisco. Robert !Brotherton, a San. Francisco lawyer, is here. W. M. Burchalter arrived this morning from Truckee. Will Hanley is here from Berkeley on a visit to his parents. Mrs. Ellen Hickman of Relief Hill is spending a few days at this city. L. F. Buck came down to-day from Moore’s Flat. He will spend the winter here. Miss Mamie Hippert arrived here on last eveni g's train and went to Graniteville today. : John M. Thomas, the popular manager of the Grass Valley branch of the Citizens Bank, is on the sick list. W. W. Van Eman of San Francisco and L. J. Weil of Sacramento are among the many commercial travelers who are here, Wm. H. Kendrick returned here this morning from Johnsonville, Plumas Constable Long arrived from Truckeecounty, where he has been since last July. © Mrs. C.D. Eastin and children, Mrs. A. Barrett and Miss Barrett of Graniteville were in town today on their way to San Francisco. Mrs. T.L. Ford of Downieville, accompanied by her children anc mother, Mrs. A. McBirney, went to San Francisco today. Miss Bell Stover entertained a number of young ladies and gentlemen at her home last evening by giving a nut party. The proceedings were novel and very enjoyable. Geo. C. Gaylord slipped on the frosty sidewalk while coming down Broad street Tuesday night, and in falling lamed himself so that he finds navigation difficult. Chas. Dahlgren of Grass “Valley came te—town-tris—morning—before—daylight with a little girl who was going to Forest City by stage. Mr. Dahlgren’s horse got off the road on the way up, and there was a close call for a smash-up. Pronouncéd Hopeless, Yet Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada I. Hurd of Groton, 8S. D., we quote: ‘Was taken with a bad cold; which settled oii my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Cousumption, — gave me up saying I could: live. but ‘a shorttime. I gave myself up tomy Saviour, determined if Lcould not stay with my friends on earth, I would: meet_my Four’ doctors i LAND TRANSFERS. Some Big Deals in the Vicinity of Smarts. ville. The following deeds have been recorded in Yuba county this week. The TranSCRIPT announced the sales last month, and thou.h, some of the papers of this county and Yuba saw fit to deny that such transaetions had occurred it seems thatthey dil mot know as much as they thought they did: November 30, 1591, John Brady to Charles F. Ayer, the well-known Brady rauch on the Smartsville road, thirteen miles from Marysville, vontaining 1,763 acres, in consideration of $21,500. November 80, 1891, Patrick Bowe and Elizabeth Bowe, to Charles F. Ayer, the SE} of section 25, and all of spetion L(> township 15 north of range 5 east, M. D. M.; also lots 1 and 2 of the fractional SW} of section 30, township 15 north of range 6 east, M.D. M., containing 945 acres, in consideration of $11,337.60. November 30, 1891, Joseph A. Perkins t ©, F. Ayer, the KE} of section 23, also the EL NW} of section 24, also the Wj and NE} of section 25, and the S4and NE} of section 26, all in township 15 north of range 5 east, M. D. M., in consideratian of $20,000. + meeRalsing For Alr. At the Centennial drift mine on the Washington ridge the upraise being nade 2010 feet from .the mouth of the cunnel is now 100 feet above the roof, wd will reach the surface in 120 feet more. It passes through a clearly detined channel with pitching bedrock carrying blue gravel that shows considerable gold, EEE Does Protection Protect? Certainly, Sin one instance, it does. Hood’s Saraparilla is the great protection against the dangers of impure blood, and it will cure or prevent all diseases of this class. It has well won its name of the best blood purifier, MARRIED. In Reno, Nev,,-Dee. 1, by Rev, ,. Win, Lucas, David M. Dysart and Miss: Mary Kstabrook, both of Cuba, Nevadi county. absent ones above. advised to get Dr. King’s-New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. — I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it has cured meand thank God I am now a well and hearty woman.” Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drugstore, regular ‘size, 0 cents and $1.00. Co elie outngeiecoes For biliousness and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the best medicine the world ever saw.—H. H. Jones, Mavon, . abse My husband was Ga. ~~ 2-4 mee Don’r lose time and make yourself worse ulator. -with-pills and. ils. Seen BeetPimples. The old idea was that facia) eruptions wae due to a “blood humor,” for which they Gave potash, Tous thooldSaraaparillas contain potash, a drastio mineral, that fastead of decreasing, actually creates more eruptens. You have noticed this when taking otherSarsaparillas. Itis however how known that the stomach, the blood creating power, is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing oper ations, A stomach clogged by indigestion or conatipation, vitiates the blood, result pimples, A clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies it an:l they disappear, Thus doy's Vegotable Sarsaparilla is compounded after the modern idea to regulate the bowels and stimulate the digestion. The effect is immediate, A short testimonial to contrast the action of the potash Sarsaparilias and Joy's, Mra, C. D, Stuart, of 400 Hayes St, & F., writes: “I-have for years had indiSestion. 1 tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it actually caused more pimples to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy’s was a later Preparation and acted differently, I tried it and the pimples immediately disappeared.” Jo s Vegetable U Sarsaparilla Bayeece os rae geen CARR BROTHERS. NICE THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Mrs Treaberth, I A8 Os HAND A LAKGE AND FINE st ck or Oranges, Lemons, Candies, Nuts, ‘Fruits, Coocoanuts, Cranberries, Figs, Raisins And etd . else usually keptin a Vaciety Store. Fresh Fish every Friday morning. , n30 nme Stee Restivran, Misses Wi. and N. Pid Prop'rs. Qo nha Open Day and Night offing THE LEADING BESTAURANT IN NEVADA OITY. MEALS AT ALL HOURS, FIRST-CLASS FARE. PROMPT SERVICE: Eastern and California OYSTERS : IN: s@ Remember the place — Commercial atreet, opposite Transcaipr office. BRIDGE NOTIOE. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I will apply to the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Nevada county on the uth day of January, or as soon {ter as the same can be heard, for a renewal of license to collect tolls at the Bridgeport crossing ou the South Yuba river. dec? 8. D. WOODS, mig borer ear from ors torse per week, and more after e Mule oy 5 ans oe you ment, and will teach you on werk in you owe went v wherever Ue x Sesser you ae a er We yom POWDER . Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— . Highest~-of all in leavening strength— ‘Latest U. 8. Government Food Report DressFROM Silk AND LINEN From 5 cents to $1 50. SILK : MUFFLERS : LADIES’ AND CHILD ae CENTS TO. $1 36 Latest novelties in trimmings to match each suit. A CREAT VARIETY OF DRESS = PATTERN S Goods, PER YARD. HENDKERCH EFS Kmbroidered, Initialed and Hemstitched, for Ladies, gentlemen and chiidren. FOR : GENTLEMEN, RENS KID GLOVES Tn all Shades and ‘ Sizes, CHOICE LEATHER GOODS. Handbags, Purses, Card Cases, Address Books, Mem Orandum Books, Letter Cases for pentlemen, 2tc. _— i oo ag His Christmas and New Year stock of . Candies, and will have enoug 'o tuke {lace on THORSDAY, DE YOU Phat’ s the Nak tor eat Hol — eT “ SWEETS TOLTHE SWEET.” iday campaign of 1891-92 as adopted by -Joafectioner, —_ Oi, a He's working night es FAnd-day~preparing= . : ; h to supply every man, wo. Man and child in The county. EvyErything FreshMade, Home-made and also Best-made Look out for the Announcement of the Holiday Opening DEMBER OTE. EAT ALL : STYLES. any other county. ATT TEE. . Has just received the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, etc., ver brought. to this or Prices the Lowest. MUS YOu EAT And while you are eating it is the wisest thing to get the best goods in the market, so long as you do not pay fancy prices for them. At the Plaza Store You will find just what you want in the way of Groceries and Provisions As well as many specialties, such aa. Beech’s Tea, Frozen Oysters, Maple Sugar, Boiled Cider, 2 Unadulterated Candies, Lemons and Oran es, _ Selected Mountain Appleg, : Fresh Fish Every Thu--day Evening, * Mountain Trout to weir season, fo." \ THOMAS SHURTLEFF Everything the very best to be had anywhere, and prices low in all lines. a ee Weare Sens Bille Bis pen apt ngage patie