December 5, 1889 (4 pages)

les Hemi tS WWE pand: tis bles te. rin / ive. n, “ul Is, Ute. AS oT, } ’ President; E.J. Baker, tat V. P.; J. ‘Cave No, 1, Curly Bears, will also “Fhe San Jose Taine, The hoisting and pumping machinery bought from the. Centennial Mining Company will be running on the . ing onetolumn, ’ San Jose mine within about ten days. this, but the big storm blew down some trees across the road and the hauling of the rig was interrupted til! the obstructions could be removed. When the machinery starts it will take about five days to pump out: the water and then the main drift will be pushed ahead speedily, while at the same time the breasting out of grave will begin, The drift isin 400 fuet from the shaft,and the channel. is supposed to Be about 1,000 feet wide. At a point eighty feet from the shaf the rim-rock and light wash. gravel carrying fine gold were encountered. This formation continues for a dis tance of 120 feet, and then the simonpure blue gravel which makes the water used in washing it look like indigo isencountered and extends the remaining 200 feet ofthe drift with bedrock ‘still pitching. ‘The blue > gravel carries coarse gold, and many nuggets worth from one to three dollars have been found by panning. Every pound of the gravel showe gold, Atiy tenderfoot can take a panful from any point ‘and get at leas twenty colors, One pan _ yielded eleven: dollars worth of the royal metal. Old gravel minerssay they have never seen anything that promises bigger than the San Jose mine. Cold Waves Are predicted with’ reliable accuracy, and peoplé liable. to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change todamp or stormy weather Although Hood’s Sarsaparilla is now claimed to be a positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that.it may be taken for this: complaint with reasonable certainty of benefit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the blood, which -is the cause of rheumatism, Constitutes the secret of the success ‘of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from rheumatism, give Hood's Sursaparilla a fair trial; it will do you good. Native Sons Election. Thefollowing were elected Tuesday évening as officera of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8, G. W:: Emil Ott, F. Worthington, 24 V. P.; L, D Nihell, 3d V. P.; Wim; Walters, M. They will ba installed on Tuesday evening, January 7th, at which time have an installation and banquet. AntioMiners Beaten. R. W. Tully, whose arrest wae ordered by the Superior Court of Yubs . obeying an injunction by leasing the Omega hydraulic mine in this County: to Chinamen, has beer . discharged by the Superior. Court of San Joaquin county on habeas corpus. the proceedings of the Yuba court having been irregular. : ' Oda Fellows Election, The following were elected Tuesday evening a8 officers of Oustomah Lodge. No, 16. 1,-0.0. 'F.;0. W. Denny; A.N;. Gs; W. 0. Gray, N.-G.; Thomas Daniels, V, G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J, O, Abbott, P. 8.; O. EB, Mulloy, pit J.C. Rich, Trustee. The installation will take-place the first Tuesday evening in January, e Ess Perfectly Fiendiesh,. ‘To be. assaulted hy the three imps, dyspepsia, constipation and liver com: plaint—a trio of satanic birth—ie perfectly fiendish, This often: happens The hateful’ three, however, soon whisk away'to the nether inferno when Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters; is employed to evict them, As a stomachic and alterative of disordered conditione of the bowels and liver, it is speaking witbin bounds to say that there is_ not i existence a medicine so widely nown as this, and few indeéd which ave received such positive and au: thoritative sanction from the medica! fraternity, The fact that it promptly relieves, then extirpates,. the three maladies of most common occurrenve. ought and does make it the most popular of family medicines, But, in addition to that, it has achieved the foremost reputation ag a preventative of and remedy for chills and fever. matism, nervous and kidney , Gessamers. Handsome Goteamers for ladies and children, with and without. capes and rleeves, at Mrs. Loater & Crawford's, Tux great vegetable substitute for pill s Simmons A polator, No TRowaLy'to . ow goods ja and qu prices at Vintan’s, Go there wh — of Obristmas and New a gifts, ms ; The Cheap Picture Boom . a dj ie bo atrnee ) Branseipt. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1889. TT E—eee “. ing delivered to sabscribera, The work swimming baths are becoming a popu‘Rays there has been'a ‘‘good deal of elera, At Faucherie the ground war , . cluuds had any influence on the -anow the Town's Papers. [Tidings of Tuesday. . Phillips, jeweler, to satisfy a promisof Sacramento. Townsend says that he took nothing but articles not exempt from execution, but Phillips holds ta the contrary and has brought suit ‘to recover, or in lieu thereof for $50 damages, The articles attached were ot of sufficient value to Batisfy the note, : E. M. Gordon and wife of Loniaville, Ky., are in thia city on a visit ‘to their relative, J. J, Dorsey. The latter, we regret to state, is confined to his room, Mrs. Wm. Wilcoxson of Marysville is the guest ofher sister, Mre. W. W. Nelson of this vity; Mrs, Wilcoxson 18 accompanied by her two daughters and contemplates spending a month here, ‘ Two candle boxes full of rich » imens were brought to town Monday ‘evening from the Hartery mine, and there were at that time more to be taken up. The fate of the ledge indigated thie. Everybody hopes the prospects will never be lesa bright. The specimens are more than paying the cost of operations throughout the mine. f ; The bird’s-eye view of Grass Valley has been completed and copies are ber asa whole is good, : [Union of Wednesday. . The Iduho Mining Company has declared its monthly ‘dividend (No. 241). of five dollars per ahare amounting to $15,500. eh The sheet and pillow case party given By the Native Daughters was a financial as well as a@ social success, Che entire receipts were a little over $190, which, after paying expenses left $101.50. A new lithographic birdeeye view of Grass Valley has heen issued by a San Francisco establishment,. If the aub-cribers think they have received their money’s worth they are not difficult to please, as from an artistic point of view it is a cheap looking picture, [Telegraph of Tuesday. . . i: Kuhlman’s orange trees at, French Corral are full of ripe and ripening fruit. Last evening Weimer Tribe, I. 0. R. M., elected the following officers : Edwin Netile, Sichem; John Rawling, Jr,, Sr, Sag.; John Penhall, Jr. ‘Sag. ; W. H. Smith, Trustee. The tribe ilects only one trustee at each election, i We call attention of the ‘Graas Valley School Board to the fact ‘that tchool Board contends that it is quite 48 important for a boy to’ learn how to cgokery, and claim’ that the awimminy hath adds to the comfort of the acholars and assista in the work of education. : Snew in the Mountains, J. Holdsworth, the pioneer pros pector of Jackson's: Luke in the’ upper part of the county, is in town, He weather” of late up that way. Last Saturday two men went through via Graniteville ‘and Webber Lake to Sierra. Valley, In ‘Paddy Hall’s Woods’’ on the ridge two miles above Graniteville the snow was two feet deep and the crust on it was so hard ‘hat it bore up the horses of the traybare Monday morning, but that day four inches of snow fell. At Granite ville last Saturday the thermometer ntood at 40 degrees above zero and snow fell, whereas on Monday, with the thermometer at 33 degrees, rain won't try toexplain the:thing scientifically, but thaton the day when it snowed with a high thermometer the elouds high up were moving ina difthe thermometer at freezing point all}. the clouds were scooting along in one direction, What young man or woman in Nevada county can give the Transcript thé jeast wordy and at the same time the simplest and plainest explanation of the business, and fay whether the movement of the and rain as prospector Holdsworth figures out? a5 s . News Notes and Comments From “Talk. about dull’ times at Nevada. in health aa bé is, remembers with . ity." Merchants there are advertis-] vivid clearness the more prominent ing holiday goods in two columns incidents that occurred in his career where Grass Valley merchants are us-. fiom thirty to forty years ago when he Constable Townsend on Monday . of fashion in this camp, the envy of Tt would have been complated ere. evening attached the stock of W: Ww. sory note for $100 held by W. Coyne. flourished in his better days. As here«wim asfora girlto learn the ‘art of. was falling. Mr. Holdsworth says he . the leadi cisco, ferent direction from: those lower (Serene eeeeeenes own, and that when it rained with “SANDY” ANDERSON, Burial at Sacramente. Tom Henry, old and broken down was a dashing young chap—the leader of the ‘‘biled shirt’’ contingent and the admiration of the fair sex who tofore stated in the TRANSORIPT, @ son of “Sandy” Anderson recently wrote to Hon. W. D. Long from Woodstock, Virginia, inquiring as to where his vather was buried if at all when he lost his life by the explosion of the steamer Pearl which occurred on the Sicramento river in the winter of 1855, and it was aleo remarked by this. paper-in. speuking of the letter that Tom Henry, one of the long-time hourders at’ the county hospital, could probably give all the information desired. Wednesday morning the reporter saw Tom “*Yes,’’ said he, ‘I remember all about it, I was in Sacramento with ‘Governor’ W. H. Endicott, then Sheriff of this county, taking in the legislature. On the morning of Junuary 25th we stood in front of Tom Holmes’ saloon near the New Orleans Hotel when we Saw @ crowd of people running down Jstreet. We thought there must 4 fire,and boylike I ran along to, AsI reached the levee I saw some J streets and hurried towards them to see what wasup. ‘We want another man,’ shoated one of them. ‘Hi, there, you young feller,’ he continued, point-. ing to me, ‘jump in here if you want totake a ride.’ I thought perhaps something hud happened across the river and. wanting t@ Gndout what it was I didnot hesitate. As we cleared the shipping anchored by the levee and were pulling along ata lively rate I discovered floating down the current the body of a man. The seco:d glance showed me the long silvery beard and the unmietakable features of ‘Sandy’ Anderson. I arose to jump into the water after it. ‘Sit down, there, you youngster,’ said one of the men with emphasis grabbing my coat-tail and pulling me down as he spoke, .I hurriedly explained to them who and what the body was. We got it aboard an‘! took it ashore, when it was removed to the station-house. I ran up town to tell Endicott and Holmes, By order of Holmes, who had lived here and knew Anderson well, I got an express wagon and removed the body to his house. We then telegraphed to Joho Anderson at this city of his brother's fate. He got the dispatch in the forenoon and mounting a saddlehorse reached Sacramento next morning in time’o attend the funeral which we had made all the arrangements for. I got a preacher and we had a short service at the house. We buried ‘Sandy’ in a graveyard out near Butter’s Fort. Ned Burton, who was a Was tee eal pate at the. tne, about. it,’’ . Tar way to muke money is to save it. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, as it is the only medicine of which ean troly be said, ‘100° doses one dollar,” Do have decided to buy Hood's Sarsapar: ila. : Tue latest and _ richest ‘of everything in plush. The newest shades, best workmanship and lowest prices atreeta, tf, Paps’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion, Way will you suffer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is pleasant and cures, No one ever tried Simmone Regulator without being sutisfied with its effect. ™ Tue San Francixco Evening Post is ng evening paper of San a t Youdon’t have to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator, Often # little cures effectually. ‘ Tem Menmry Telle About Mis Necial amd Other Notes About. A Brief Record of Various Mate men getting intoa yaw! between I and . , not take any other preparation if you. & at Vinton’s, corner Broad and Pine}' ~ PERSONAL MENTION. HERE ANDO THERE. People Old and Yeuns. J. 8, Wixson of Oakland isin town tere of Local interdet. home in Sierra City. Ch ease, and P, A. Campbell came down Tuesday. The rainfall for the 24 hours ending Catarrh from his mine near Washington and} at 9:30 o’clock Wednesday morning : went to San Francisco, was .72 of an inch and for the ‘season effects a Héman Phelps of Broshton, N. Y., . 24.11 inches. of arrived here Tuesday evening andon. Bear river was so high Tuesday . Hood’s Sarsa: Wednesday went to Washington. that the Dutch Flat stage could not} catarrh when other pre Nelson Bump of Courtland, Sacra-] Come over, Mr. Blue came on horsemento county, arrived here Tuesday . back and’brougbt the mail. evening on a visit,to J. J, Meacham. In the Superior Court of San Joaquin re. h Deputy Internal Revenue Collector . county T. G. Elliott has sued R. W. atarr Cole hag returned from Sacramento. Tully and others to foreclose a. $6000 ge: ees a and entered upon the discharge} mortgage on real estate at Stockton. uaeblad ronn that terribly of-his official duties, “Avoirdupola suppers,” at which! hie diseuse, catarrh.” I took Heewe Léopold Ligon, formerly proprietor . each person is weighed and charged for Sarsaparilla with the very veel reof thé Poodle Dog Rottissiere at San} meals at the rate of twenty-five cents . cured me of that continual Francisco,’ is now. chief feel renewed in health and strength vsori coutbines musical talent: with hin . @t 40-cents a dozen, turkeys at 20 cents ier 100 Dane Oe Boke ability as a salesman. He can play . pound and young roosters at 60 cents} — ‘ thé piaho in seven different languages, . Piece, it looks as though chicken . Waser ch fit fre 8 inevery Cley, Te’ wand Vin be d'as% vocalist he leads the whole . #anching ought to pay in this country avery Clty, Twn ana V eauisee, La e. i Army of Drummers, nearly as well as a big ledged_ gold aplanid oppo nity Wp. mak a ao ehry-Lane and John Evans have . Mine. tite at on Por Partioutare. EEE Take [t Along. . F. COLLLER,-65 Warren at., New York, urfed:trom a hunting expedition to siille, They report game scarce alonj thie, river, and the valleyites say stich oo To the mountain:or the sea-shore, city is prophetic of a hard/. wherever you go, your hair brush and ‘the birds have gone} tooth brush unfailingly accompany winter./. ee We Leaa In soup} tp edoapes In Yuba and Rutter] you, but why not your soap? ) ww ns sap the far . have been pre-. article that is provided for your use at ho PRIO ‘vented; by wet weather from sowing. the hotel or in the cabin orin the car ~AND INtheir grain, and many men are idle, . is quite likely to be of the vilest deGood Goods. POE Rare scription, burning and” poisoning the oe ey oe leas skin and destroying -its amoothness The News Letter does not seem to] and beauty. Ifcn the other hand you have much faith in the Treadwell] take with you your home cake of mine of Alaska which is superintended . PEAR’S SOAP which is the beat of all by Fhomas Mein, formerly of this city, . soaps yeu insure refreshing baths and : ¢ Shé Treadweti Mine. Will Convince You, workingaround it, That paper says: . plexion. RE and examine Frices and “There-now,remaing little doubt of the cave inthe Alaska property. All the debris ig; itis said, being passed. Groceries, Flour, Feed, through the mill at a losa to the comAnd Grain, pany of time and wear and tear of — maphinery.”? . THE BEAT OF ( iirenseneeeanremea Fancy Canned Goods. ‘In fact everything found in a first-class family suppiy store, oo ~~ « REMEMBER THE PLACE: BROAD 8T., opposite Citizens Bank. F DANIELS & SON. Kl . Nevada City Caiidy Factory. Cantt Do Without Them. First-class materials make first-class mince pies,ruit cakes,plum puddings and other hoilday delicacis, and no careful -and* conscientious housewife will trv. to’ get along without such miijerials, “Gaylord has the best’ of everything seeded. bee st . Buctien’s arnica Salve. The" best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Séres,*Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Séres, Tetter, Chapped Hands . Chilblains, Corns, and al) Skin Eruptions,-and positively cures Piles, or fi0 pay required, It is guaranteéd yo Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, POWDER Absolutely Pure, na7-tt e. W. WILLETT, Ir'xou" Want a fine turn-out go to Heypry, Lane’sa livery and feed stable, 4° . HOLIDA Y= _ “=Goops. —_. -——~ 0. Yeare Standing Oured D Years Standi ; ured. ot ga oe tae a Is 4 Constitutional and'nct's local: die (has (p ’ : a > i can ¢ fail to read é Lennie & . ease, therefore rhonda . e enscets to Rare Oy wharohe csar . On’aew edveciemeat ty eal spglcations “ruin ly taught school. The Grass Valley Telegraph of last Sereaperilla, which, working through Mes. G. Gordon, who has been to} Monday has not yet reached this city. . the » Oradicates the impurity the Bay, returns Thursday to her. It will probably get along before. which canses and promotes the dig ristmas. : Naas a remedy for up the whole system, and makee you ECONOMY GROCERY STORE. Give usa Trial and We ‘ " ¢ nO} and bas other Nevada countyans. a clear, wholesome and beautiful comWUIDAY Godbs oait at the, BOON ON Fresh French Candy, of my own Manus prs suitable for a Present for any give perfect OF money reizene of Nevada City asto my reliability, fundad., rice 25 cents per box. For Commercial street, next door below Chas, sale by.Qaer Bros, : tf Kent's Meat Market. Postoffice box No, 161, 6 ‘8 OF VISION PROPERLY Ais Ericts wis iton . UPR Siok of the BRST ARTIFICIAL Office Maip-Stgeet, two doors above No TH-CHARLES A. VOOELER CO,, Battinere, Md, e en o™. New ::: York :-: Optician. corrected on the scientific princiSO Tr 2 CONBUL TATION FREE, “GR . . . -Enéine, House, at Mrs. Hamilton's resi wv DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and. see something handsome in that line whether you wish to purchase or not. It is conceded that. we have the BEST LINE of A Handsome selection of BLAOK GOODS. . 420 DOZEN . MRS, LESTER &@ CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. wey parser sxor . The (reat Attraction “Nevada County ! FUAACUES. AL MEyaRh oT 4 North Sidé of Commercial St., ee . mene ‘iusive in. . “The Bee Hive” Dry Goods Store, Grass Valley. ” « Ps Foe a PT ee 000 DOLLARS:GIVEN AWAY COLL . . en ~ {6 yards Masi for $t-erta hear 12 yards Canton Flannel for $1. ite Bank aut 1 Cloaks, $3.75 to-$ ra +o Pe Salt Jackel, $10.50-Full trie at Lereent Millinery Departmen hadi . Lhe Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the. ee fulled. Hood's Sarsapurilia also builds. store, the stock that will more than any other help to lay’ Of whom everybody says : Clothing, Furnishing ling. It has also hel my ‘Hotel ih that city. . Ligon is aj latest. — : mother, ae hdd schon . Coun ty. sonsin-law:of Mr, and Mrs, E. Weiss} The application of Manuel Nevis to down state of health and kidney of in iy. ON have Manvel Ignocia Lound over to aaa Mra, 8. D, Heats, Putnam, A ft * George ft. Hendrickson represent. keep the peace was denied by Justice os iivg the San, SL eirhon liquor! theallag Power after a careful examination in: ped ment hems god e And act u ¥ firntofA: Fenkenh & Co., was. to the merits of the case, ld by ruiggiats. $1; ‘ OF in ww Tuuslay night. Mr-Headeek:. Saye the Napa Regter: Withogga. Erperedunly WHCLT, HOOD 400,. HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FO {AMOUNT OF MONEY GAAS. GRIMES, The Chin, = Rare and Beautifil Holiday Goods ! GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. SANTA CLAUS: ADVISES EVERYBODY DO CADE: ON EMIL F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street. Where can be found one of TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Embracing a Thousand and Positive Ret Those knowin CO. of the San settle within three days from that time I will place my bills for collection, Pay now and and Grass Valley. In the meantime we will sel We will surely not then sold will January 1st, 1890, $1,000 to $100 that we are mains open to any competitor where we also sell goods at 50 pay their fare both ways, HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS LEGG«SHAW’S Nevada City, . ro enufacturers immense ling o rule , We can Hardwood Bedroom Sete at $30 00, Chevalle Bedroom Sets, Round Giass "=" Genuine Oak “ sh ', ‘Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to Order. . LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order.) Seater tene We Sell Sveything at Th _ [SACRAMENTO Sits? oods, sults. : Fs t the Palace . per 100 pounds of their weight, are the Pay a in my throat, and stufted-. Rubber Goods, etc., Cheaper than any one in _ uit business January rst, and al e packed up and temoved, When other dealers tell you we will not leave here do not believe: them. Those who cannot be suited in our should take the busses and go to our stote at Grass yoy l PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER, . ™* the foundation of fortune in money saved. ‘CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN He. sells Men's and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, THE HINT n it, and you will find that es never got such THE SAME ANYWHERE, as of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. ‘nineties A FINE LINE OF POR OLD AND YOUNG, One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend. CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, An Immense Stock Just Received.& Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, @M-For a Box of Fine Mixed, Faney,. Just the thing to give a Gentleman. Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, ews iring Notice. scionecigeniaia themselves indebted to L. HYMAN & rancisco Opposition Stores of Grass Valley and Nevada City, are. politely requested to call and At the end of. this date. in the hands of H. J, Wright Save costs, We are van going out of business at Nevada City l all our big stock of clothing and boots and shoes at Fifty Cents on the dollar, Lease and fixtures of both stores for sale at any price. poods going out of business in this county altogether by the time mentioned. This bet refor ten days, cents on the dollar. We wi L. HYMAN & CO, ‘San Francisco Opposition Stores, [coe & (Haw ~DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy. Hardware) Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. . Twelve Distinct Styles of And all the Best and Newegt Patterns, OOOK :: sia 1 AND 1 RANGES, Styles. The Famous Superior Range, The Boyt in the, Market, Agonta for the celebrated aaiYimmed in Satin, Crushed, Sik CORRUGATED _1RON ROOFING, {Furniture Coverings all Kinds, . O4"® Pistol Amenuniion of all Kinde. ee We will bet evada Citv Store * SOLE AGENTS FOR. at

les Hemi tS WWE pand: tis bles te. rin / ive. n, “ul Is, Ute. AS oT, } ’ President; E.J. Baker, tat V. P.; J. ‘Cave No, 1, Curly Bears, will also “Fhe San Jose Taine, The hoisting and pumping machinery bought from the. Centennial Mining Company will be running on the . ing onetolumn, ’ San Jose mine within about ten days. this, but the big storm blew down some trees across the road and the hauling of the rig was interrupted til! the obstructions could be removed. When the machinery starts it will take about five days to pump out: the water and then the main drift will be pushed ahead speedily, while at the same time the breasting out of grave will begin, The drift isin 400 fuet from the shaft,and the channel. is supposed to Be about 1,000 feet wide. At a point eighty feet from the shaf the rim-rock and light wash. gravel carrying fine gold were encountered. This formation continues for a dis tance of 120 feet, and then the simonpure blue gravel which makes the water used in washing it look like indigo isencountered and extends the remaining 200 feet ofthe drift with bedrock ‘still pitching. ‘The blue > gravel carries coarse gold, and many nuggets worth from one to three dollars have been found by panning. Every pound of the gravel showe gold, Atiy tenderfoot can take a panful from any point ‘and get at leas twenty colors, One pan _ yielded eleven: dollars worth of the royal metal. Old gravel minerssay they have never seen anything that promises bigger than the San Jose mine. Cold Waves Are predicted with’ reliable accuracy, and peoplé liable. to the pains and aches of rheumatism dread every change todamp or stormy weather Although Hood’s Sarsaparilla is now claimed to be a positive specific for rheumatism, the remarkable cures it has effected show that.it may be taken for this: complaint with reasonable certainty of benefit. Its action in neutralizing the acidity of the blood, which -is the cause of rheumatism, Constitutes the secret of the success ‘of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. If you suffer from rheumatism, give Hood's Sursaparilla a fair trial; it will do you good. Native Sons Election. Thefollowing were elected Tuesday évening as officera of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8, G. W:: Emil Ott, F. Worthington, 24 V. P.; L, D Nihell, 3d V. P.; Wim; Walters, M. They will ba installed on Tuesday evening, January 7th, at which time have an installation and banquet. AntioMiners Beaten. R. W. Tully, whose arrest wae ordered by the Superior Court of Yubs . obeying an injunction by leasing the Omega hydraulic mine in this County: to Chinamen, has beer . discharged by the Superior. Court of San Joaquin county on habeas corpus. the proceedings of the Yuba court having been irregular. : ' Oda Fellows Election, The following were elected Tuesday evening a8 officers of Oustomah Lodge. No, 16. 1,-0.0. 'F.;0. W. Denny; A.N;. Gs; W. 0. Gray, N.-G.; Thomas Daniels, V, G.; Geo. A. Gray, R. 8.; J, O, Abbott, P. 8.; O. EB, Mulloy, pit J.C. Rich, Trustee. The installation will take-place the first Tuesday evening in January, e Ess Perfectly Fiendiesh,. ‘To be. assaulted hy the three imps, dyspepsia, constipation and liver com: plaint—a trio of satanic birth—ie perfectly fiendish, This often: happens The hateful’ three, however, soon whisk away'to the nether inferno when Hostetter’s Stomach. Bitters; is employed to evict them, As a stomachic and alterative of disordered conditione of the bowels and liver, it is speaking witbin bounds to say that there is_ not i existence a medicine so widely nown as this, and few indeéd which ave received such positive and au: thoritative sanction from the medica! fraternity, The fact that it promptly relieves, then extirpates,. the three maladies of most common occurrenve. ought and does make it the most popular of family medicines, But, in addition to that, it has achieved the foremost reputation ag a preventative of and remedy for chills and fever. matism, nervous and kidney , Gessamers. Handsome Goteamers for ladies and children, with and without. capes and rleeves, at Mrs. Loater & Crawford's, Tux great vegetable substitute for pill s Simmons A polator, No TRowaLy'to . ow goods ja and qu prices at Vintan’s, Go there wh — of Obristmas and New a gifts, ms ; The Cheap Picture Boom . a dj ie bo atrnee ) Branseipt. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1889. TT E—eee “. ing delivered to sabscribera, The work swimming baths are becoming a popu‘Rays there has been'a ‘‘good deal of elera, At Faucherie the ground war , . cluuds had any influence on the -anow the Town's Papers. [Tidings of Tuesday. . Phillips, jeweler, to satisfy a promisof Sacramento. Townsend says that he took nothing but articles not exempt from execution, but Phillips holds ta the contrary and has brought suit ‘to recover, or in lieu thereof for $50 damages, The articles attached were ot of sufficient value to Batisfy the note, : E. M. Gordon and wife of Loniaville, Ky., are in thia city on a visit ‘to their relative, J. J, Dorsey. The latter, we regret to state, is confined to his room, Mrs. Wm. Wilcoxson of Marysville is the guest ofher sister, Mre. W. W. Nelson of this vity; Mrs, Wilcoxson 18 accompanied by her two daughters and contemplates spending a month here, ‘ Two candle boxes full of rich » imens were brought to town Monday ‘evening from the Hartery mine, and there were at that time more to be taken up. The fate of the ledge indigated thie. Everybody hopes the prospects will never be lesa bright. The specimens are more than paying the cost of operations throughout the mine. f ; The bird’s-eye view of Grass Valley has been completed and copies are ber asa whole is good, : [Union of Wednesday. . The Iduho Mining Company has declared its monthly ‘dividend (No. 241). of five dollars per ahare amounting to $15,500. eh The sheet and pillow case party given By the Native Daughters was a financial as well as a@ social success, Che entire receipts were a little over $190, which, after paying expenses left $101.50. A new lithographic birdeeye view of Grass Valley has heen issued by a San Francisco establishment,. If the aub-cribers think they have received their money’s worth they are not difficult to please, as from an artistic point of view it is a cheap looking picture, [Telegraph of Tuesday. . . i: Kuhlman’s orange trees at, French Corral are full of ripe and ripening fruit. Last evening Weimer Tribe, I. 0. R. M., elected the following officers : Edwin Netile, Sichem; John Rawling, Jr,, Sr, Sag.; John Penhall, Jr. ‘Sag. ; W. H. Smith, Trustee. The tribe ilects only one trustee at each election, i We call attention of the ‘Graas Valley School Board to the fact ‘that tchool Board contends that it is quite 48 important for a boy to’ learn how to cgokery, and claim’ that the awimminy hath adds to the comfort of the acholars and assista in the work of education. : Snew in the Mountains, J. Holdsworth, the pioneer pros pector of Jackson's: Luke in the’ upper part of the county, is in town, He weather” of late up that way. Last Saturday two men went through via Graniteville ‘and Webber Lake to Sierra. Valley, In ‘Paddy Hall’s Woods’’ on the ridge two miles above Graniteville the snow was two feet deep and the crust on it was so hard ‘hat it bore up the horses of the traybare Monday morning, but that day four inches of snow fell. At Granite ville last Saturday the thermometer ntood at 40 degrees above zero and snow fell, whereas on Monday, with the thermometer at 33 degrees, rain won't try toexplain the:thing scientifically, but thaton the day when it snowed with a high thermometer the elouds high up were moving ina difthe thermometer at freezing point all}. the clouds were scooting along in one direction, What young man or woman in Nevada county can give the Transcript thé jeast wordy and at the same time the simplest and plainest explanation of the business, and fay whether the movement of the and rain as prospector Holdsworth figures out? a5 s . News Notes and Comments From “Talk. about dull’ times at Nevada. in health aa bé is, remembers with . ity." Merchants there are advertis-] vivid clearness the more prominent ing holiday goods in two columns incidents that occurred in his career where Grass Valley merchants are us-. fiom thirty to forty years ago when he Constable Townsend on Monday . of fashion in this camp, the envy of Tt would have been complated ere. evening attached the stock of W: Ww. sory note for $100 held by W. Coyne. flourished in his better days. As here«wim asfora girlto learn the ‘art of. was falling. Mr. Holdsworth says he . the leadi cisco, ferent direction from: those lower (Serene eeeeeenes own, and that when it rained with “SANDY” ANDERSON, Burial at Sacramente. Tom Henry, old and broken down was a dashing young chap—the leader of the ‘‘biled shirt’’ contingent and the admiration of the fair sex who tofore stated in the TRANSORIPT, @ son of “Sandy” Anderson recently wrote to Hon. W. D. Long from Woodstock, Virginia, inquiring as to where his vather was buried if at all when he lost his life by the explosion of the steamer Pearl which occurred on the Sicramento river in the winter of 1855, and it was aleo remarked by this. paper-in. speuking of the letter that Tom Henry, one of the long-time hourders at’ the county hospital, could probably give all the information desired. Wednesday morning the reporter saw Tom “*Yes,’’ said he, ‘I remember all about it, I was in Sacramento with ‘Governor’ W. H. Endicott, then Sheriff of this county, taking in the legislature. On the morning of Junuary 25th we stood in front of Tom Holmes’ saloon near the New Orleans Hotel when we Saw @ crowd of people running down Jstreet. We thought there must 4 fire,and boylike I ran along to, AsI reached the levee I saw some J streets and hurried towards them to see what wasup. ‘We want another man,’ shoated one of them. ‘Hi, there, you young feller,’ he continued, point-. ing to me, ‘jump in here if you want totake a ride.’ I thought perhaps something hud happened across the river and. wanting t@ Gndout what it was I didnot hesitate. As we cleared the shipping anchored by the levee and were pulling along ata lively rate I discovered floating down the current the body of a man. The seco:d glance showed me the long silvery beard and the unmietakable features of ‘Sandy’ Anderson. I arose to jump into the water after it. ‘Sit down, there, you youngster,’ said one of the men with emphasis grabbing my coat-tail and pulling me down as he spoke, .I hurriedly explained to them who and what the body was. We got it aboard an‘! took it ashore, when it was removed to the station-house. I ran up town to tell Endicott and Holmes, By order of Holmes, who had lived here and knew Anderson well, I got an express wagon and removed the body to his house. We then telegraphed to Joho Anderson at this city of his brother's fate. He got the dispatch in the forenoon and mounting a saddlehorse reached Sacramento next morning in time’o attend the funeral which we had made all the arrangements for. I got a preacher and we had a short service at the house. We buried ‘Sandy’ in a graveyard out near Butter’s Fort. Ned Burton, who was a Was tee eal pate at the. tne, about. it,’’ .

Tar way to muke money is to save it. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the most economical medicine to buy, as it is the only medicine of which ean troly be said, ‘100° doses one dollar,” Do have decided to buy Hood's Sarsapar: ila. : Tue latest and _ richest ‘of everything in plush. The newest shades, best workmanship and lowest prices atreeta, tf, Paps’ Soar secures a beautiful complexion, Way will you suffer from Indigestion and Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is pleasant and cures, No one ever tried Simmone Regulator without being sutisfied with its effect. ™ Tue San Francixco Evening Post is ng evening paper of San a t Youdon’t have to continue dosing with Simmons Liver Regulator, Often # little cures effectually. ‘ Tem Menmry Telle About Mis Necial amd Other Notes About. A Brief Record of Various Mate men getting intoa yaw! between I and . , not take any other preparation if you. & at Vinton’s, corner Broad and Pine}' ~ PERSONAL MENTION. HERE ANDO THERE. People Old and Yeuns. J. 8, Wixson of Oakland isin town tere of Local interdet. home in Sierra City. Ch ease, and P, A. Campbell came down Tuesday. The rainfall for the 24 hours ending Catarrh from his mine near Washington and} at 9:30 o’clock Wednesday morning : went to San Francisco, was .72 of an inch and for the ‘season effects a Héman Phelps of Broshton, N. Y., . 24.11 inches. of arrived here Tuesday evening andon. Bear river was so high Tuesday . Hood’s Sarsa: Wednesday went to Washington. that the Dutch Flat stage could not} catarrh when other pre Nelson Bump of Courtland, Sacra-] Come over, Mr. Blue came on horsemento county, arrived here Tuesday . back and’brougbt the mail. evening on a visit,to J. J, Meacham. In the Superior Court of San Joaquin re. h Deputy Internal Revenue Collector . county T. G. Elliott has sued R. W. atarr Cole hag returned from Sacramento. Tully and others to foreclose a. $6000 ge: ees a and entered upon the discharge} mortgage on real estate at Stockton. uaeblad ronn that terribly of-his official duties, “Avoirdupola suppers,” at which! hie diseuse, catarrh.” I took Heewe Léopold Ligon, formerly proprietor . each person is weighed and charged for Sarsaparilla with the very veel reof thé Poodle Dog Rottissiere at San} meals at the rate of twenty-five cents . cured me of that continual Francisco,’ is now. chief feel renewed in health and strength vsori coutbines musical talent: with hin . @t 40-cents a dozen, turkeys at 20 cents ier 100 Dane Oe Boke ability as a salesman. He can play . pound and young roosters at 60 cents} — ‘ thé piaho in seven different languages, . Piece, it looks as though chicken . Waser ch fit fre 8 inevery Cley, Te’ wand Vin be d'as% vocalist he leads the whole . #anching ought to pay in this country avery Clty, Twn ana V eauisee, La e. i Army of Drummers, nearly as well as a big ledged_ gold aplanid oppo nity Wp. mak a ao ehry-Lane and John Evans have . Mine. tite at on Por Partioutare. EEE Take [t Along. . F. COLLLER,-65 Warren at., New York, urfed:trom a hunting expedition to siille, They report game scarce alonj thie, river, and the valleyites say stich oo To the mountain:or the sea-shore, city is prophetic of a hard/. wherever you go, your hair brush and ‘the birds have gone} tooth brush unfailingly accompany winter./. ee We Leaa In soup} tp edoapes In Yuba and Rutter] you, but why not your soap? ) ww ns sap the far . have been pre-. article that is provided for your use at ho PRIO ‘vented; by wet weather from sowing. the hotel or in the cabin orin the car ~AND INtheir grain, and many men are idle, . is quite likely to be of the vilest deGood Goods. POE Rare scription, burning and” poisoning the oe ey oe leas skin and destroying -its amoothness The News Letter does not seem to] and beauty. Ifcn the other hand you have much faith in the Treadwell] take with you your home cake of mine of Alaska which is superintended . PEAR’S SOAP which is the beat of all by Fhomas Mein, formerly of this city, . soaps yeu insure refreshing baths and : ¢ Shé Treadweti Mine. Will Convince You, workingaround it, That paper says: . plexion. RE and examine Frices and “There-now,remaing little doubt of the cave inthe Alaska property. All the debris ig; itis said, being passed. Groceries, Flour, Feed, through the mill at a losa to the comAnd Grain, pany of time and wear and tear of — maphinery.”? . THE BEAT OF ( iirenseneeeanremea Fancy Canned Goods. ‘In fact everything found in a first-class family suppiy store, oo ~~ « REMEMBER THE PLACE: BROAD 8T., opposite Citizens Bank. F DANIELS & SON. Kl . Nevada City Caiidy Factory. Cantt Do Without Them. First-class materials make first-class mince pies,ruit cakes,plum puddings and other hoilday delicacis, and no careful -and* conscientious housewife will trv. to’ get along without such miijerials, “Gaylord has the best’ of everything seeded. bee st . Buctien’s arnica Salve. The" best Salve in the world for Cute, Bruises, Séres,*Ulcers, Salt RheumFever Séres, Tetter, Chapped Hands . Chilblains, Corns, and al) Skin Eruptions,-and positively cures Piles, or fi0 pay required, It is guaranteéd yo Send 75 cents, $1.50 or $2, POWDER Absolutely Pure, na7-tt e. W. WILLETT, Ir'xou" Want a fine turn-out go to Heypry, Lane’sa livery and feed stable, 4° . HOLIDA Y= _ “=Goops. —_. -——~ 0. Yeare Standing Oured D Years Standi ; ured. ot ga oe tae a Is 4 Constitutional and'nct's local: die (has (p ’ : a > i can ¢ fail to read é Lennie & . ease, therefore rhonda . e enscets to Rare Oy wharohe csar . On’aew edveciemeat ty eal spglcations “ruin ly taught school. The Grass Valley Telegraph of last Sereaperilla, which, working through Mes. G. Gordon, who has been to} Monday has not yet reached this city. . the » Oradicates the impurity the Bay, returns Thursday to her. It will probably get along before. which canses and promotes the dig ristmas. : Naas a remedy for up the whole system, and makee you ECONOMY GROCERY STORE. Give usa Trial and We ‘ " ¢ nO} and bas other Nevada countyans. a clear, wholesome and beautiful comWUIDAY Godbs oait at the, BOON ON Fresh French Candy, of my own Manus prs suitable for a Present for any give perfect OF money reizene of Nevada City asto my reliability, fundad., rice 25 cents per box. For Commercial street, next door below Chas, sale by.Qaer Bros, : tf Kent's Meat Market. Postoffice box No, 161, 6 ‘8 OF VISION PROPERLY Ais Ericts wis iton . UPR Siok of the BRST ARTIFICIAL Office Maip-Stgeet, two doors above No TH-CHARLES A. VOOELER CO,, Battinere, Md, e en o™. New ::: York :-: Optician. corrected on the scientific princiSO Tr 2 CONBUL TATION FREE, “GR . . . -Enéine, House, at Mrs. Hamilton's resi wv DRESS GOODS ever brought to this market. All new shades of OLD ROSE, etc. SILK HANDKERCHIEFS from 25 Cents to $2.50. Call and. see something handsome in that line whether you wish to purchase or not. It is conceded that. we have the BEST LINE of A Handsome selection of BLAOK GOODS. . 420 DOZEN . MRS, LESTER &@ CRAWFORD, MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. wey parser sxor . The (reat Attraction “Nevada County ! FUAACUES. AL MEyaRh oT 4 North Sidé of Commercial St., ee . mene ‘iusive in. . “The Bee Hive” Dry Goods Store, Grass Valley. ” « Ps Foe a PT ee 000 DOLLARS:GIVEN AWAY COLL . . en ~ {6 yards Masi for $t-erta hear 12 yards Canton Flannel for $1. ite Bank aut 1 Cloaks, $3.75 to-$ ra +o Pe Salt Jackel, $10.50-Full trie at Lereent Millinery Departmen hadi . Lhe Finger of Fortune beckons you to the man, the. ee fulled. Hood's Sarsapurilia also builds. store, the stock that will more than any other help to lay’ Of whom everybody says : Clothing, Furnishing ling. It has also hel my ‘Hotel ih that city. . Ligon is aj latest. — : mother, ae hdd schon . Coun ty. sonsin-law:of Mr, and Mrs, E. Weiss} The application of Manuel Nevis to down state of health and kidney of in iy. ON have Manvel Ignocia Lound over to aaa Mra, 8. D, Heats, Putnam, A ft * George ft. Hendrickson represent. keep the peace was denied by Justice os iivg the San, SL eirhon liquor! theallag Power after a careful examination in: ped ment hems god e And act u ¥ firntofA: Fenkenh & Co., was. to the merits of the case, ld by ruiggiats. $1; ‘ OF in ww Tuuslay night. Mr-Headeek:. Saye the Napa Regter: Withogga. Erperedunly WHCLT, HOOD 400,. HIGH GRADE OF GOODS FO {AMOUNT OF MONEY GAAS. GRIMES, The Chin, = Rare and Beautifil Holiday Goods ! GET READY FOR CHRISTMAS. SANTA CLAUS: ADVISES EVERYBODY DO CADE: ON EMIL F. ROSENTHAL, Commercial Street. Where can be found one of TOYS AND NOVELTIES, Embracing a Thousand and Positive Ret Those knowin CO. of the San settle within three days from that time I will place my bills for collection, Pay now and and Grass Valley. In the meantime we will sel We will surely not then sold will January 1st, 1890, $1,000 to $100 that we are mains open to any competitor where we also sell goods at 50 pay their fare both ways, HOLIDAY ATTRACTIONS LEGG«SHAW’S Nevada City, . ro enufacturers immense ling o rule , We can Hardwood Bedroom Sete at $30 00, Chevalle Bedroom Sets, Round Giass "=" Genuine Oak “ sh ', ‘Bedding of all kinds, Parlor Sets made to Order. . LOUNGES—Bed and Single. (On hand and made to order.) Seater tene We Sell Sveything at Th _ [SACRAMENTO Sits? oods, sults. : Fs t the Palace . per 100 pounds of their weight, are the Pay a in my throat, and stufted-. Rubber Goods, etc., Cheaper than any one in _ uit business January rst, and al e packed up and temoved, When other dealers tell you we will not leave here do not believe: them. Those who cannot be suited in our should take the busses and go to our stote at Grass yoy l PIOTURE FRAMES made TO ORDER, . ™* the foundation of fortune in money saved. ‘CHARLES GRIMES IS THE MAN He. sells Men's and Boys’ Boots and Shoes, Hats, THE HINT n it, and you will find that es never got such THE SAME ANYWHERE, as of the Best Selected Holiday Stocks brought to the market this season. ‘nineties A FINE LINE OF POR OLD AND YOUNG, One Articles appropriate as a Gift to a Relative or Friend. CHOICE CONFECTIONEY AND NUTS. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO, An Immense Stock Just Received.& Genuine Meerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders, @M-For a Box of Fine Mixed, Faney,. Just the thing to give a Gentleman. Call and see these Beautitul Holiday Goods, ews iring Notice. scionecigeniaia themselves indebted to L. HYMAN & rancisco Opposition Stores of Grass Valley and Nevada City, are. politely requested to call and At the end of. this date. in the hands of H. J, Wright Save costs, We are van going out of business at Nevada City l all our big stock of clothing and boots and shoes at Fifty Cents on the dollar, Lease and fixtures of both stores for sale at any price. poods going out of business in this county altogether by the time mentioned. This bet refor ten days, cents on the dollar. We wi L. HYMAN & CO, ‘San Francisco Opposition Stores, [coe & (Haw ~DEALERS IN— Staple and Fancy. Hardware) Glassware, Orockeryware, Eto. . Twelve Distinct Styles of And all the Best and Newegt Patterns, OOOK :: sia 1 AND 1 RANGES, Styles. The Famous Superior Range, The Boyt in the, Market, Agonta for the celebrated aaiYimmed in Satin, Crushed, Sik CORRUGATED _1RON ROOFING, {Furniture Coverings all Kinds, . O4"® Pistol Amenuniion of all Kinde. ee We will bet evada Citv Store * SOLE AGENTS FOR. at