December 8, 1891 (4 pages)

king 368 ov Nae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. — wevads City, Nevada County, Calif, 4 ablished Every Evening Except Sunbie days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tanms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. TUESDAY EV'NG, DEC. 8, 1891. are el FELL RIGHTY FEET. A Chinanan Killed Yestorday at tho Yuba Mine. At the Yuba mine of Maybert a Chinaman who was engaged in landing bucketsat the seventh l:vel madea misstep yesterday and fell eighty feet down the almost perpendicular shaft. His head was badly mashed and he received other hurts. The acci ent happened at nine o’clock in the morning and the victim lived till three o’clock in the afternoon. The corpse was tu be brought to this city today for burial. . ansieemeiaemnmmamnitedcaiemmemntatiel Specialities at S.nith’s. We saw at Smith’s grocery this morning the finest mackerel and herring for sale by the pound. We also saw maple syrup in gallon cans and_halfgallon cans; also Eastern buckwheat meal retailing by the pound. d5-7t LOCAL MINING NEWS cy New Management of the Reduction Works, Rich Sulphurels From the Federal Loan — About Other Mines, Fred W. Bost, one of the most experienced and skillful ore-workers in the county, is about to start up the Maltman Reduction Works on the lower Grass Valley road, which have been idle recently on account of the failure of Mr. Maltman’s health. Mr. Bost is putting the machinery i in thorough repair, getting in fuel and making other nevessary preliminary arrangements, and will soon be prepared to. reduce. ores of-—all--kinds: These works have for years had the merited reputation of being among the best on the doast. THE FEDERAL LOAN. GRASS VALLEY NOTES. Mining Meation—A Broken Thigh — Personal Pointers. (Tidings of Last Evening.) Geo. Kassel of Burlington, Iowa, a nephew of the Wilhelm brothers, arrived here Saturday evening. The seven members of the Melarkey family.at Chicago Park are all ill—six suffering from la grippe. Mr. Melarkey's ¢easé is serious, pneumonia having attacked him. J. B. Hobson will arrive here this week and will make his headquarters in this city for some time, in the meantime carrying out work planned by the State “Mining Bureau. The music of the whistle at the Telegraph mine was heard for the first time this afternoon, conveying the news that the steam plant which has been in process of erection for several weeks ie now ready for busineas. The work of, development will now proceed with renewed vigor. (Telegraph of Laat Evening.) Thomas Poyser, an old-time Grass Valleyan, is visiting his old home looking after mining interests. The shaft, fourteen: feet lo .g and six inches in diameter, on the large pump at the Idahomine brokeSunday. night. The pump was started with steam this morning. It will not take long to repair the broken shaft, For the past we k ‘the mill at the Idaho mine has been clesed down, and all LEAGUE OF THE CROSS. Young Catholics’ Pledges Not to Enter Saloon. A new society, having for its name the ‘* League of the Cross,” has been organ‘ ized by the Catholic churches, under the efforts of Rev. Father Montgomery. Its objects, as stated in the by-laws just issued, are: “To promote the greater glory of God apd elevate the religious and social state of our people by the suppression of intemperance, the formation of a sound public opinion on this question, and the cordial union of the laity with the clergy against -drunkenness and the drinking habits of society.” Two junior branches have been formed, at San Francisco, one at St. Peters’ Church and the other at St. Charles Baromeo’s, in the Mission. Next Sunday Father Montgomery will hear the pledge of applicants for membership in the Sacred Heart Church “of the same city, and there establish a third branch. The pledge is as follows : All persous between fourteen and twenty-one years of age promise to abstain from all intoxicating liquors, and from visiting places where liquors are sold, until twenty-one; also to discourage as far as possible the habit of drinking in saloons. All persons over twenty-one, anddis: posed to do so, promise total abstinence trom all intoxicating liquors for one year, two years, three years, or for a longer period ; that they will never send PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About Peoplo Old and Young. Mrs, Fred J. Naake went to Oahient today to visit relatives. : A. L. Barhes and Chas. Miller of Kansas City, Mo., are in town. I. Knatofsky of San Francisco went up on today’s Sierra county stage, : David E Morgan, assistant cashier of the Citizens Ban!, is on the sick list. Horace Rolfe is Mere from San Bornardino to spend the holidays with his pareuts. Wm. Weiss, son of Mra, E. Weiss, ia seriously ill with enlargement of the heart. Fred Searis, whe fractured one of his egs a month ago, was down town today on crutches. T. T. Hughes, who has been in San Francisco for several weeks past, is to return home today. L. F. Buck returued to Moore’s Flat today. He couldn’t stand the weather at the county seat, The Oakland Times announces that George A. Watson is about to return to the stage and that he will rejoin Frederick Ward's Company. Express Messenger D, F. Douglas is sick abed and a Sacramento man has come up-to act as his substitute on the N.C. N, G. R, R. till Mr, Douglas recovers, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Benito county and Mra. Wm. Irwin of San Francisco returned home today after HERE AND THERE. Local Interest. It is hailing here this afternoon. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., this evening. the first time. The olfOilicera of the Citizens Bank held last évening. The regular meeting of the Epworth League will take place in the lecture room of the M. RK. Church this evening ‘at 8 o'clock. If the storm continues, the clothespin party social announced» for tomorrow evening by the ladies of the Methodist Church will be postponed until further notice, The strictures on the Salvation Army recently published in this paper over the signature of ‘‘XP” were not written by a person connected with the Methodist or any other Church. Friday evening of this week a dance will be held at Rough and Ready for the benefit of Mr. Taylor and family of Penn Valley, who lost their home and personal possessions a few weeks ago by a tire. Tom Murphy, a Truckeeite sent to the county jail aix months ago for indcvont exposure, was turned loose today and \given a pass to Colfax. Instead of leaving town, he is here this afternoon getting drunk. ‘A Beiot’ Record of Various Matters of The midnight saloon closing ordinance of this city will be enforced tonight for *were reelected at the Directors’ meeting THE NOSS SOULITIES. 4 Melange of Mesie and Comedy That Pleases. The Noss Jollities had a large audience at this city last evening and their performance pleased their patroas mightily. . While it is not what could be called “a great show,” it is novel in many respects and goés with avivacity and smoothugss . MWhat renders it most acceptable. ‘There are three gentlemen and four ladies, besides the musical director, and each member appears in a wide range of spevialties, notable amoung which are a saxaphone quintette, a xylophone sextette with a decidedly clever song and dance, azouave drill, a vocal duet by Ferd and May and some orchestral selections, besides fully as many more features of more or less merit. The concluding portion of the performance isa two-act comedy introduced mainly as a setting for a wido variety of musical attraetions, and in which there is much wholesome fun. ‘Lhe performance as 4 whole is one of the best of its class that has been given he.e, and the Noss Family are sure to meet with the approbation of the public wherever they may go. aie ceeeemnenenee meen — BRIDGE NOTICE, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I will apply to the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Nevada county on the 6th day of January, or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard, fora renewai [Bad Blood. ta or vitiated blood {fs nine times out of ten caused by some form of constipation or indigestion that clogs up the ‘system, when the blood naturally becomes impregnated with the effete matter, The old Sarsaparillas attempt to reach this condition by atteoking the blood with the drastic mineral “potash.” Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ts modern, It goes to the seat of the trouble, It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigorates the circulation, and the impurities dre quickly carried off through the natnral channels. Charles Lee, at Beamish’s Third and Market Sts, & F, writes: . “I took it for vitiated blood and while on the first bottle became convinced of . its merits, for I could feel it was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced Me up generally, and everything is now working full and regular,."” J s Vegetable ou Sarsaparilla _ CARR ‘BROTHERS. NICE THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Mrs. Trenberth, H's ON HAND A LARGE AND FINE Stock of Oranges, Lemons, Candies, Nuta, Fruits, * . hH Nil 1 awitcat Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Figs, Raisins Lc auncaniac tical diana ind The Federal Loan with its (i ss ; a child -to places where liquors are sold, . 4 visit with Hon, Niles Searls and wife o vicpga arama Of licetise to collect tolls at the Rridys. And everything else usually keptin a VaRiner ee d5-tf . continues to turn fal abe aaa rite — pigs wong Pocage ie and that they will discourage as far as. this city. It is to be hoped that they rege ena wet train on the S sates abs river. riety Store. Fresh Fish every Briday page A gold to pay its way and the shackles roe wae ee “a ga a “uaiine that it possible the habit of drinking in saloons. . will return here sdon for a longer stay,. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, a VOODS. ~ . imorning. n30 Better Than Imported Hams. are consequently aa well satisfied with the had to be repaired. The shaft has now Those who are unwilling to promise as they made many friends of the Sierras’ the finest made, just received by J. J. Connoisseurs admit that ‘Public Taste” . “Fld as ever. ‘Two large bars of bullion . been placed in good repair, and the mill ° : . abstinence, promise not to drink . quemn city. Jackson, d5-tf ici LEE Hams made by Coury Bros. of the Com-. “T° sent to San Francisco last week, . resumed its work this morning. Cm Dae whee mercial Street Meat Market are the best sold at this city. d3-tf Dancing Club Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Married Folks Dancing Club has been ‘postponed from Monday evening, Dec. 7, to Wednesday evening, Dec; 9. By erder of the Committee. Dec5-2t The Latest. Weare exclusive agents for the celebrated “CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCIS-BORS,.Come-and get a pair, take them. home andtrythem. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. Silk Umbrellas. Best qualities and newest ‘styles in handles, Get one for «~ Christmas gift’ and quite recently about one hundred tons of sulphurets that will give close to $150 a ton, judging from the assays that have been made, were’ shipped to the Globe Works in Denver where they will be reduced. 5 : THE FOUNTAIN HEAD, Citizens who have subscribed for shares in the Fountain Head are requested to. call on the Secretary and get their stock. The installment thereon is now due and payable before the 24th instant. I'he work of prospectitig the claim will be resumed again as soon as there enough money in the treasury to-insure against anether interruption, The Fountain Head is one of the most promising drift prospevts in the county, but it will take some money to put it on a producing basis. A PROSPECTIVE BONANZA, The development of the Craig & McKensie gravel claim is being pushed, and many old drift minera who have examined it are of the opinion en it will prove This morning Joseph H. Gassaway met with a serious accident in the bottom of the Pennsylvania mine. The young man is one of the miners employed underground, and was working in the face of the ledge preparatory to putting in & blast. It was neceasary that a post should be placed asa brace to the ground, and Gassaway and a companion were engaged in the work when a large portion of the ledge fell, the rock catching the unfortunate man before he could get out of the way. His thigh was broken. (Unton-of Today.) The Idaho Mining Company. has declared its 258th dividend of one dollar ; per share, or $3,100. The late frosty weather has brought snipe into some of the foothill “valleys, and our. local sportsmen have had good suecess in bagging the toothsome game. The physicians are all busy owing to the prevalence of la grippe, pneumonia, liquor is sold—not to treat or be treated there, never to send a child to sucha ‘place, and that they will discourage as far as possible the habit of drinking in saloons. j ESR INERT NERA RNR It Should Be in Every House. J.B, Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of La Grippe,” when various other remeilies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claiins Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. . Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Large bottles\$0c. and $1.00. Flour Up! Sugar Down! Sugar, 20 pounds for $t: Can You Kat Heartily, with relish and without distress afterward? If not, we recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates a good appetite and so tones the stomach and bowels that the food is property digested and assimilated. Hanging and Table Lamps. Nothing makes a nicer Christmas present than one of the elegant . Rochester lamps sold at Legg & Shaw’s. Artistic designs in ‘great variety and direct from the East, They are worth taking a loojg, at. n3O-tf. all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. + -2 Gee A sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Mabits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific For health and happiness, the boon of . Red Neckties the Rage. Just received a fine line of Scarfs, Puffs, Four-in-hands, eto,, for Christmas and New Year. d2-tf GRmks THE CLorHixr, Sohilling's Best. Buy, try—on them rely, _ BORN. At Grass Valley, December 7, to tho wife of Jacob Coombs, a daughter. At San Francisco, December 5, to the wife of Frank Hooper,. formerly of Grass Valley, a daughter. That's the Motto tor the Hol “SWEETS TOITHE SWEET.” iday ¢: LWiipa aig of 1891-92 as me for your friend. < wha dup 00 ss give coughs and colds, These ailments gen‘ New England Mince Meat, 2 — for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the adop ted by d2-tf Guimxs THE CLOTHIBR. . oom for afull force of workmen, erally yield to prompt treatment, but . ‘°F 25 cents, least degree ; manufactured by the Emer : EMER Eg gee the number of sick people is-unusually . At the Beshive Grocery Store. tf _. son Drag o., San Jose, Cal., and for sal The The’ You feel faint and w tin the stomac A PIETY HILL Fagenena,, tars. Me SE ig age a Ber ieiscaa: by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade, yy 0; have been —no appetite, Take Simmons Re J.gJ. Meacham and Luck Voyoe, who Peano City. We. lulding Coufetiucl gChristmas — tor, : are working a ledge in the former's house-Yov-can'tafford to laugh, dear girls Only 25 cents each, P Pretty and stylish. ek . sours OE hs mi: = 8 Ot OC Ietrecertrerersnertrere re aareenareneneenceer aero . ses soca an Hill, continues to take oat Fee ere FO as Cea we 1 Ae beater & Grawtord's: eo0-tt ft si : pomesnangs Sacer ommanetc soma ise toner a 1ed to outdo Schilling’s Beat. y Unless your teeth are white as pearls— ee ca : ay weom we Sg arene 4. rich ore. Some found a few days ago; Unless. your mouth is pink and sweet, The Leading Hotels Here Serve y cried, ees Untried—a # joy deni “is pans out about $200 aton in free gold, And your'two lips in rosebude mect;{ ' — oo : Absolutely Puro. J to arrive, ke Dr J. Hi. The claim is being developed as fastasit} 4 4 you cannot supply this want, « Cottry Bros.’ ‘Public Taste” Hams Mother sighed, S ‘ 5und dis_— ye ee : % unlike . °™" be with the limited facilities. at But through the ‘hse of SOZODONT and Bacon. Ask for it. ” d3-tf A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— -He's working night cLeun’s Tar Wine Balm : : , : that cough syrups, it contains no opium, will bilae detadid sarin Wine Glcces Gn Maa. iain ouILDREN's i eR Dootor prescribed: Castoria Highest of all in leavening strength— . And day preparing : le markets, 2 oe and heal any <¢ disease of the. threat: ree ELENA POOR PI aw 5 SOROIE Eo RUT SOIR ITD aul i eran Ee : ivesmed U.S. Goveranent—FoodRapartHi +s “Christmas ‘arr Srrcaceho aera gO = = “i you the nuicker then ang other remedy, . -—-There is-much.-prospecting-going-on_alil . Just the thing fora Holiday Gift In . % chee athe es Yor Carr Bros. aadenl the city. The Nevada County . all shades, Fine Kid, Dogskin (‘leece Christ rist mas and Now Year . ‘New Year stock of i ; French Tansy Wafers. wiih auiine Gate Rnd Aged cap as wade aaninda diininas C D A GREAT VARIETY OF Candies, and will have enough to supply every min, wota The wafers are a sure and safe specific . variuus lotw of ore, and it is pleasing to. wor AN TES . DRESS Sees Pp A TTERNS Man and child in phar Nefor all ane fool test ey a know that arnt =t ore being milled Useful Hellday Gifts. THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR : eee ee Be Bs Ihe county. Evremove all o is giving pro e returns. : : aon ae ee eas nen periods, no matter what the cause, They Plena a waic he saa Pa “~— INEST KINDS IN ABUNDANCE email Erything Freshhers are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emereon Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D, Vinton. tf For biliousness and nd headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the beat medieine the world ever saw.—-H. H. Jones, Macon, Ga. Iv you Gudarer ary fine turnout of any kind go to Heary Lane's Feed and Livery Stable, tf eae ner penn ~ True Poenocy EVERY good housewife tries to be economical. But it is not economy to give your husband poor insipid coffee in the morning. You then: start him out handicapped by low spirits. Give him rich fragrant’ coffee that. makes him feel strong and vigorous. Otherwise, instead of strengthening him, you really waste his strength, trying to save a few cents on coffee. Yet not a penny 18 saved-because you do not go about it right. It is economy to strengthen him for his work. the best, Buy and try Give hip The Harmony is hoisting good gravel right along. Superintendent Hothersoll and millwright Onstott went to You Bet today to take a look at Judge Brown's ten-stamp mill, and the company will soon buy and put on their claim that or some other similar piece of machinery. [ Everything indicates that the only way to get near all the gold outef the gravel is to crush it, THE NEVADA CITY, The cold weather has been interrupting the water supply, more or leas, at a number of the mines here, and the Nevada City has proved no exception, The four hundred level is being steadily pushed towards the Muller & Walling ledge (a continuation of the old Nevada City and Champion) on which the new Nevada City Company has a bond that will not expire till next May. The face of the drift is now said to be within fifty feet of the ledge. THE CHAMPION, The Champion is running ita fifteen stamps and paying well, One of the waa made at the mine last week, THE MOUNTAINEER, acme of its possibilities. THE MANZANITA, handsomest bars ever acen in the district The Mountaineer also ,bas a full crew of men at work. This mine is another of the stawd-bys of Nevada City, It has been paying ever since the latter seventies, and has not yet reached the At the Manzanita the tunnel from the plush and willow. We also have a lot of very handsome center tables. At our store will be found the latest in all kinds of furniture. Lrac & Saw, n30-tf Main street, Nevada City. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sars» parilla is different from and superior to other medicines, Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, -. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, won derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia Peculiar in the confid it gains r] all classes, one bottle always sells another, Peculiar in its “‘ good name at home” — there is more of HooWs Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other preparation haa ever attained such popularity insoshortatime, Itreally is a Peculiar Medicine Peculiar, in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which ean truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla . : Bold by druggists. g1; sixforg5. Prepared by ©. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar and at lower prices than in San Francisco, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. oNSTERS = Eresh Oysters Received DAILY. * 2% Meals to order at all hours at my restaurant on Broad street nearly opp:site Rosenberg’s Store. A. TAM, Tho Pioneor Restaurateur. PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CUAIMsS. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights, labels and designs registered, Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits conducted in any United States Court. lf you have an invention, send us a sketch-pho' or small model, tother with a brief description of the most laparent features and we will advise you the course to pursue, If you are in poson of patents and the same are inisan. or if i are charged with inment, submit the matter to us fer a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF: OLAIMS, Box 35, Washington, D. C. DressFROM SILK AND LINEN From 5 cents to $1 50, SILK : MUFFLERS : LADIES' AND CHILD 25 CENTS TO. $1: a5 Latest novelties in trimmings to match each suit. Goods, PER YARD HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered, Initialed and . : Hemstitched, for Ladies, gentlemen and, children. FOR : GENTLEMEN. REN’S KID GLOVES Tn all Shades and Sizes. CHOICE LEATHER GOODS. Handbags, Purses, Card Cases, Address Books, Mem orandum Books, Letter Cases for gentlemen, etc. — PM engmempe Willa = = OCS /o take place on THURSDAY, BE YOU YoU And while you are exting it is the wisest ti MUS Made, Home-made and also Best-made Look out for th: Announce: mens of the Holiday Opening i‘ SBMGER 10TG. EAT EAT hing to get the beat goods in the eaehit, so long as you do not pay fancy prices for them. oem lane pre SRN aR chen: rene thinning Re ONG en At the Plaza Store You will bottom, of the 225 foot incline is in 400 feat and. going ahead towards the chan] 0 hristmas Present? ‘ i : nel at the rate of thirty aes och What Shall I bl for a 8 AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA Has just received the find just seven men being employed. It is eati-. O0,'8 Store and the question puzzle will be solved. what you mated that the channel will be entered} Look at the array of Dinner, Tea and Chamber sets; the endless variety of beauwant a the within 700 feet. At the company’s . tiful Bisque Figures, Vases and Fancy Ornaments of every description. Here yu way o ick out a t from a small vase to a household assortment of Crockery annual meeting, held last week, there Gus coh Che euek, edith poinlslonais prices: was no election of directors, it. being Phshdgs Fore. competition because -we racine claimed by some of the shareholders that 13 at our then at the goods is there was not sufficient stock repro-. what we have eae: anda eg gh Oe ' Another meeting will be held Largest and Most Elegant 0 lots to su supply our forty-five we ask, e@ want you to see Groceries and Provisions * Schilling’s Best OF course it costs more than: but In the end OLrATs sesot. . Anctiee mrting Hl b> Nal tus uly, doomed, poms 22 83 Fay Cs ud Ss, 10, 15, 20 6.25 es matter will come up again for further Tea Sots hand painted gold lined 44 pes, 5. Faney Plate,.. “ WW hit Stock of Clothing, Gents’ dicuaion, camuorr, —_[CabarSolwhilt. so 176 [Ramey Mags. .5 At the West Harmony nothing but Chambor Sols, decorated,.. 2/Wator Sets, . .25, 50, st. 336, $85 Furnishing Goods, etc., on sine la dora fr 12 pra, 124 . Tea and Cake Ses. ++» 35 a reine, Tg pes oh Lng a ch AT VERY Low prices. . OVEY’ brought to this or A Perfect Cup of Coffee is a » Luxur . The Great American Ime porting Tea Co.'s Mocha and Java As well as many specialties, such as Beech’s Tea, Frozen Oysters, Maple Sugar, Boiled Cider, Unadulterated Candies, Lemons and Oran es, , Selected Mountain Apples, Fresh Fish rvery riursdsy evening, & cy geet ty FUREBUN-CORED oe tt any other county. Mountain Trout 1» tue: souen, . \ dfn ay RE Eo, Sail aek cencnontel : Everything the very best tq oe had anywhere, and fprices low in all lines °Prices the Lowes bp ! have selected iolon te & erican Groat xa. Tmportime Ten, a h op THOMAS SHURTLEFY

king 368 ov Nae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. — wevads City, Nevada County, Calif, 4 ablished Every Evening Except Sunbie days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Tanms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. TUESDAY EV'NG, DEC. 8, 1891. are el FELL RIGHTY FEET. A Chinanan Killed Yestorday at tho Yuba Mine. At the Yuba mine of Maybert a Chinaman who was engaged in landing bucketsat the seventh l:vel madea misstep yesterday and fell eighty feet down the almost perpendicular shaft. His head was badly mashed and he received other hurts. The acci ent happened at nine o’clock in the morning and the victim lived till three o’clock in the afternoon. The corpse was tu be brought to this city today for burial. . ansieemeiaemnmmamnitedcaiemmemntatiel Specialities at S.nith’s. We saw at Smith’s grocery this morning the finest mackerel and herring for sale by the pound. We also saw maple syrup in gallon cans and_halfgallon cans; also Eastern buckwheat meal retailing by the pound. d5-7t LOCAL MINING NEWS cy New Management of the Reduction Works, Rich Sulphurels From the Federal Loan — About Other Mines, Fred W. Bost, one of the most experienced and skillful ore-workers in the county, is about to start up the Maltman Reduction Works on the lower Grass Valley road, which have been idle recently on account of the failure of Mr. Maltman’s health. Mr. Bost is putting the machinery i in thorough repair, getting in fuel and making other nevessary preliminary arrangements, and will soon be prepared to. reduce. ores of-—all--kinds: These works have for years had the merited reputation of being among the best on the doast. THE FEDERAL LOAN. GRASS VALLEY NOTES. Mining Meation—A Broken Thigh — Personal Pointers. (Tidings of Last Evening.) Geo. Kassel of Burlington, Iowa, a nephew of the Wilhelm brothers, arrived here Saturday evening. The seven members of the Melarkey family.at Chicago Park are all ill—six suffering from la grippe. Mr. Melarkey's ¢easé is serious, pneumonia having attacked him. J. B. Hobson will arrive here this week and will make his headquarters in this city for some time, in the meantime carrying out work planned by the State “Mining Bureau. The music of the whistle at the Telegraph mine was heard for the first time this afternoon, conveying the news that the steam plant which has been in process of erection for several weeks ie now ready for busineas. The work of, development will now proceed with renewed vigor. (Telegraph of Laat Evening.) Thomas Poyser, an old-time Grass Valleyan, is visiting his old home looking after mining interests. The shaft, fourteen: feet lo .g and six inches in diameter, on the large pump at the Idahomine brokeSunday. night. The pump was started with steam this morning. It will not take long to repair the broken shaft, For the past we k ‘the mill at the Idaho mine has been clesed down, and all LEAGUE OF THE CROSS. Young Catholics’ Pledges Not to Enter Saloon. A new society, having for its name the ‘* League of the Cross,” has been organ‘ ized by the Catholic churches, under the efforts of Rev. Father Montgomery. Its objects, as stated in the by-laws just issued, are: “To promote the greater glory of God apd elevate the religious and social state of our people by the suppression of intemperance, the formation of a sound public opinion on this question, and the cordial union of the laity with the clergy against -drunkenness and the drinking habits of society.” Two junior branches have been formed, at San Francisco, one at St. Peters’ Church and the other at St. Charles Baromeo’s, in the Mission. Next Sunday Father Montgomery will hear the pledge of applicants for membership in the Sacred Heart Church “of the same city, and there establish a third branch. The pledge is as follows : All persous between fourteen and twenty-one years of age promise to abstain from all intoxicating liquors, and from visiting places where liquors are sold, until twenty-one; also to discourage as far as possible the habit of drinking in saloons. All persons over twenty-one, anddis: posed to do so, promise total abstinence trom all intoxicating liquors for one year, two years, three years, or for a longer period ; that they will never send PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About Peoplo Old and Young. Mrs, Fred J. Naake went to Oahient today to visit relatives. : A. L. Barhes and Chas. Miller of Kansas City, Mo., are in town. I. Knatofsky of San Francisco went up on today’s Sierra county stage, : David E Morgan, assistant cashier of the Citizens Ban!, is on the sick list. Horace Rolfe is Mere from San Bornardino to spend the holidays with his pareuts. Wm. Weiss, son of Mra, E. Weiss, ia seriously ill with enlargement of the heart. Fred Searis, whe fractured one of his egs a month ago, was down town today on crutches. T. T. Hughes, who has been in San Francisco for several weeks past, is to return home today. L. F. Buck returued to Moore’s Flat today. He couldn’t stand the weather at the county seat, The Oakland Times announces that George A. Watson is about to return to the stage and that he will rejoin Frederick Ward's Company. Express Messenger D, F. Douglas is sick abed and a Sacramento man has come up-to act as his substitute on the N.C. N, G. R, R. till Mr, Douglas recovers, Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Flint of San Benito county and Mra. Wm. Irwin of San Francisco returned home today after HERE AND THERE. Local Interest. It is hailing here this afternoon. Regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N, 8. G. W., this evening. the first time. The olfOilicera of the Citizens Bank held last évening. The regular meeting of the Epworth League will take place in the lecture room of the M. RK. Church this evening ‘at 8 o'clock. If the storm continues, the clothespin party social announced» for tomorrow evening by the ladies of the Methodist Church will be postponed until further notice, The strictures on the Salvation Army recently published in this paper over the signature of ‘‘XP” were not written by a person connected with the Methodist or any other Church. Friday evening of this week a dance will be held at Rough and Ready for the benefit of Mr. Taylor and family of Penn Valley, who lost their home and personal possessions a few weeks ago by a tire. Tom Murphy, a Truckeeite sent to the county jail aix months ago for indcvont exposure, was turned loose today and \given a pass to Colfax. Instead of leaving town, he is here this afternoon getting drunk. ‘A Beiot’ Record of Various Matters of The midnight saloon closing ordinance of this city will be enforced tonight for *were reelected at the Directors’ meeting THE NOSS SOULITIES. 4 Melange of Mesie and Comedy That Pleases. The Noss Jollities had a large audience at this city last evening and their performance pleased their patroas mightily. . While it is not what could be called “a great show,” it is novel in many respects and goés with avivacity and smoothugss . MWhat renders it most acceptable. ‘There are three gentlemen and four ladies, besides the musical director, and each member appears in a wide range of spevialties, notable amoung which are a saxaphone quintette, a xylophone sextette with a decidedly clever song and dance, azouave drill, a vocal duet by Ferd and May and some orchestral selections, besides fully as many more features of more or less merit. The concluding portion of the performance isa two-act comedy introduced mainly as a setting for a wido variety of musical attraetions, and in which there is much wholesome fun. ‘Lhe performance as 4 whole is one of the best of its class that has been given he.e, and the Noss Family are sure to meet with the approbation of the public wherever they may go. aie ceeeemnenenee meen — BRIDGE NOTICE, OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I will apply to the Honorable Board of Supervisors of Nevada county on the 6th day of January, or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard, fora renewai [Bad Blood. ta or vitiated blood {fs nine times out of ten caused by some form of constipation or indigestion that clogs up the ‘system, when the blood naturally becomes impregnated with the effete matter, The old Sarsaparillas attempt to reach this condition by atteoking the blood with the drastic mineral “potash.” Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ts modern, It goes to the seat of the trouble, It arouses the liver, kidneys and bowels and invigorates the circulation, and the impurities dre quickly carried off through the natnral channels. Charles Lee, at Beamish’s Third and Market Sts, & F, writes: . “I took it for vitiated blood and while on the first bottle became convinced of . its merits, for I could feel it was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced Me up generally, and everything is now working full and regular,."” J s Vegetable ou Sarsaparilla _ CARR ‘BROTHERS. NICE THINGS FOR THE HOLIDAYS, Mrs. Trenberth, H's ON HAND A LARGE AND FINE Stock of Oranges, Lemons, Candies, Nuta, Fruits, * . hH Nil 1 awitcat Cocoanuts, Cranberries, Figs, Raisins Lc auncaniac tical diana ind The Federal Loan with its (i ss ; a child -to places where liquors are sold, . 4 visit with Hon, Niles Searls and wife o vicpga arama Of licetise to collect tolls at the Rridys. And everything else usually keptin a VaRiner ee d5-tf . continues to turn fal abe aaa rite — pigs wong Pocage ie and that they will discourage as far as. this city. It is to be hoped that they rege ena wet train on the S sates abs river. riety Store. Fresh Fish every Briday page A gold to pay its way and the shackles roe wae ee “a ga a “uaiine that it possible the habit of drinking in saloons. . will return here sdon for a longer stay,. A carluad of Drifted Snow Flour, a VOODS. ~ . imorning. n30 Better Than Imported Hams. are consequently aa well satisfied with the had to be repaired. The shaft has now Those who are unwilling to promise as they made many friends of the Sierras’ the finest made, just received by J. J. Connoisseurs admit that ‘Public Taste” . “Fld as ever. ‘Two large bars of bullion . been placed in good repair, and the mill ° : . abstinence, promise not to drink . quemn city. Jackson, d5-tf ici LEE Hams made by Coury Bros. of the Com-. “T° sent to San Francisco last week, . resumed its work this morning. Cm Dae whee mercial Street Meat Market are the best sold at this city. d3-tf Dancing Club Meeting Postponed. The meeting of the Married Folks Dancing Club has been ‘postponed from Monday evening, Dec. 7, to Wednesday evening, Dec; 9. By erder of the Committee. Dec5-2t The Latest. Weare exclusive agents for the celebrated “CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCIS-BORS,..Come-and get a pair, take them. home andtrythem. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. Silk Umbrellas. Best qualities and newest ‘styles in handles, Get one for «~ Christmas gift’ and quite recently about one hundred tons of sulphurets that will give close to $150 a ton, judging from the assays that have been made, were’ shipped to the Globe Works in Denver where they will be reduced. 5 : THE FOUNTAIN HEAD, Citizens who have subscribed for shares in the Fountain Head are requested to. call on the Secretary and get their stock. The installment thereon is now due and payable before the 24th instant. I'he work of prospectitig the claim will be resumed again as soon as there enough money in the treasury to-insure against anether interruption, The Fountain Head is one of the most promising drift prospevts in the county, but it will take some money to put it on a producing basis. A PROSPECTIVE BONANZA, The development of the Craig & McKensie gravel claim is being pushed, and many old drift minera who have examined it are of the opinion en it will prove This morning Joseph H. Gassaway met with a serious accident in the bottom of the Pennsylvania mine. The young man is one of the miners employed underground, and was working in the face of the ledge preparatory to putting in & blast. It was neceasary that a post should be placed asa brace to the ground, and Gassaway and a companion were engaged in the work when a large portion of the ledge fell, the rock catching the unfortunate man before he could get out of the way. His thigh was broken. (Unton-of Today.)

The Idaho Mining Company. has declared its 258th dividend of one dollar ; per share, or $3,100. The late frosty weather has brought snipe into some of the foothill “valleys, and our. local sportsmen have had good suecess in bagging the toothsome game. The physicians are all busy owing to the prevalence of la grippe, pneumonia, liquor is sold—not to treat or be treated there, never to send a child to sucha ‘place, and that they will discourage as far as possible the habit of drinking in saloons. j ESR INERT NERA RNR It Should Be in Every House. J.B, Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not be without Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of La Grippe,” when various other remeilies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber, of Cooksport, Pa., claiins Dr. King’s New Discovery has done him more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble. . Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Large bottles\$0c. and $1.00. Flour Up! Sugar Down! Sugar, 20 pounds for $t: Can You Kat Heartily, with relish and without distress afterward? If not, we recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which creates a good appetite and so tones the stomach and bowels that the food is property digested and assimilated. Hanging and Table Lamps. Nothing makes a nicer Christmas present than one of the elegant . Rochester lamps sold at Legg & Shaw’s. Artistic designs in ‘great variety and direct from the East, They are worth taking a loojg, at. n3O-tf. all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulator. + -2 Gee A sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Mabits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific For health and happiness, the boon of . Red Neckties the Rage. Just received a fine line of Scarfs, Puffs, Four-in-hands, eto,, for Christmas and New Year. d2-tf GRmks THE CLorHixr, Sohilling's Best. Buy, try—on them rely, _ BORN. At Grass Valley, December 7, to tho wife of Jacob Coombs, a daughter. At San Francisco, December 5, to the wife of Frank Hooper,. formerly of Grass Valley, a daughter. That's the Motto tor the Hol “SWEETS TOITHE SWEET.” iday ¢: LWiipa aig of 1891-92 as me for your friend. < wha dup 00 ss give coughs and colds, These ailments gen‘ New England Mince Meat, 2 — for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the adop ted by d2-tf Guimxs THE CLOTHIBR. . oom for afull force of workmen, erally yield to prompt treatment, but . ‘°F 25 cents, least degree ; manufactured by the Emer : EMER Eg gee the number of sick people is-unusually . At the Beshive Grocery Store. tf _. son Drag o., San Jose, Cal., and for sal The The’ You feel faint and w tin the stomac A PIETY HILL Fagenena,, tars. Me SE ig age a Ber ieiscaa: by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade, yy 0; have been —no appetite, Take Simmons Re J.gJ. Meacham and Luck Voyoe, who Peano City. We. lulding Coufetiucl gChristmas — tor, : are working a ledge in the former's house-Yov-can'tafford to laugh, dear girls Only 25 cents each, P Pretty and stylish. ek . sours OE hs mi: = 8 Ot OC Ietrecertrerersnertrere re aareenareneneenceer aero . ses soca an Hill, continues to take oat Fee ere FO as Cea we 1 Ae beater & Grawtord's: eo0-tt ft si : pomesnangs Sacer ommanetc soma ise toner a 1ed to outdo Schilling’s Beat. y Unless your teeth are white as pearls— ee ca : ay weom we Sg arene 4. rich ore. Some found a few days ago; Unless. your mouth is pink and sweet, The Leading Hotels Here Serve y cried, ees Untried—a # joy deni “is pans out about $200 aton in free gold, And your'two lips in rosebude mect;{ ' — oo : Absolutely Puro. J to arrive, ke Dr J. Hi. The claim is being developed as fastasit} 4 4 you cannot supply this want, « Cottry Bros.’ ‘Public Taste” Hams Mother sighed, S ‘ 5und dis_— ye ee : % unlike . °™" be with the limited facilities. at But through the ‘hse of SOZODONT and Bacon. Ask for it. ” d3-tf A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— -He's working night cLeun’s Tar Wine Balm : : , : that cough syrups, it contains no opium, will bilae detadid sarin Wine Glcces Gn Maa. iain ouILDREN's i eR Dootor prescribed: Castoria Highest of all in leavening strength— . And day preparing : le markets, 2 oe and heal any <¢ disease of the. threat: ree ELENA POOR PI aw 5 SOROIE Eo RUT SOIR ITD aul i eran Ee : ivesmed U.S. Goveranent—FoodRapartHi +s “Christmas ‘arr Srrcaceho aera gO = = “i you the nuicker then ang other remedy, . -—-There is-much.-prospecting-going-on_alil . Just the thing fora Holiday Gift In . % chee athe es Yor Carr Bros. aadenl the city. The Nevada County . all shades, Fine Kid, Dogskin (‘leece Christ rist mas and Now Year . ‘New Year stock of i ; French Tansy Wafers. wiih auiine Gate Rnd Aged cap as wade aaninda diininas C D A GREAT VARIETY OF Candies, and will have enough to supply every min, wota The wafers are a sure and safe specific . variuus lotw of ore, and it is pleasing to. wor AN TES . DRESS Sees Pp A TTERNS Man and child in phar Nefor all ane fool test ey a know that arnt =t ore being milled Useful Hellday Gifts. THE LEADING SPECIALTY THIS YEAR : eee ee Be Bs Ihe county. Evremove all o is giving pro e returns. : : aon ae ee eas nen periods, no matter what the cause, They Plena a waic he saa Pa “~— INEST KINDS IN ABUNDANCE email Erything Freshhers are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emereon Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D, Vinton. tf For biliousness and nd headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the beat medieine the world ever saw.—-H. H. Jones, Macon, Ga. Iv you Gudarer ary fine turnout of any kind go to Heary Lane's Feed and Livery Stable, tf eae ner penn ~ True Poenocy EVERY good housewife tries to be economical. But it is not economy to give your husband poor insipid coffee in the morning. You then: start him out handicapped by low spirits. Give him rich fragrant’ coffee that. makes him feel strong and vigorous. Otherwise, instead of strengthening him, you really waste his strength, trying to save a few cents on coffee. Yet not a penny 18 saved-because you do not go about it right. It is economy to strengthen him for his work. the best, Buy and try Give hip The Harmony is hoisting good gravel right along. Superintendent Hothersoll and millwright Onstott went to You Bet today to take a look at Judge Brown's ten-stamp mill, and the company will soon buy and put on their claim that or some other similar piece of machinery. [ Everything indicates that the only way to get near all the gold outef the gravel is to crush it, THE NEVADA CITY, The cold weather has been interrupting the water supply, more or leas, at a number of the mines here, and the Nevada City has proved no exception, The four hundred level is being steadily pushed towards the Muller & Walling ledge (a continuation of the old Nevada City and Champion) on which the new Nevada City Company has a bond that will not expire till next May. The face of the drift is now said to be within fifty feet of the ledge. THE CHAMPION, The Champion is running ita fifteen stamps and paying well, One of the waa made at the mine last week, THE MOUNTAINEER, acme of its possibilities. THE MANZANITA, handsomest bars ever acen in the district The Mountaineer also ,bas a full crew of men at work. This mine is another of the stawd-bys of Nevada City, It has been paying ever since the latter seventies, and has not yet reached the At the Manzanita the tunnel from the plush and willow. We also have a lot of very handsome center tables. At our store will be found the latest in all kinds of furniture. Lrac & Saw, n30-tf Main street, Nevada City. Peculiar In many important respects, Hood’s Sars» parilla is different from and superior to other medicines, Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies, -. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, won derful cures are accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia Peculiar in the confid it gains r] all classes, one bottle always sells another, Peculiar in its “‘ good name at home” — there is more of HooWs Sarsaparilla sold in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers. Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, no other preparation haa ever attained such popularity insoshortatime, Itreally is a Peculiar Medicine Peculiar, in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which ean truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar,” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla . : Bold by druggists. g1; sixforg5. Prepared by ©. I, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar and at lower prices than in San Francisco, NUTS OF ALL KINDS. oNSTERS = Eresh Oysters Received DAILY. * 2% Meals to order at all hours at my restaurant on Broad street nearly opp:site Rosenberg’s Store. A. TAM, Tho Pioneor Restaurateur. PATENTS! Pension, Land & Indian Depredation CUAIMsS. United States and Foreign Patents obtained; interferences conducted; special examinations; trade-marks, copy-rights, labels and designs registered, Rejected cases prosecuted; infringement suits conducted in any United States Court. lf you have an invention, send us a sketch-pho' or small model, tother with a brief description of the most laparent features and we will advise you the course to pursue, If you are in poson of patents and the same are inisan. or if i are charged with inment, submit the matter to us fer a reliable opinion. NATIONAL BUREAU OF: OLAIMS, Box 35, Washington, D. C. DressFROM SILK AND LINEN From 5 cents to $1 50, SILK : MUFFLERS : LADIES' AND CHILD 25 CENTS TO. $1: a5 Latest novelties in trimmings to match each suit. Goods, PER YARD HANDKERCHIEFS Embroidered, Initialed and . : Hemstitched, for Ladies, gentlemen and, children. FOR : GENTLEMEN. REN’S KID GLOVES Tn all Shades and Sizes. CHOICE LEATHER GOODS. Handbags, Purses, Card Cases, Address Books, Mem orandum Books, Letter Cases for gentlemen, etc. — PM engmempe Willa = = OCS /o take place on THURSDAY, BE YOU YoU And while you are exting it is the wisest ti MUS Made, Home-made and also Best-made Look out for th: Announce: mens of the Holiday Opening i‘ SBMGER 10TG. EAT EAT hing to get the beat goods in the eaehit, so long as you do not pay fancy prices for them. oem lane pre SRN aR chen: rene thinning Re ONG en At the Plaza Store You will bottom, of the 225 foot incline is in 400 feat and. going ahead towards the chan] 0 hristmas Present? ‘ i : nel at the rate of thirty aes och What Shall I bl for a 8 AMERICAN IMPORTING TEA Has just received the find just seven men being employed. It is eati-. O0,'8 Store and the question puzzle will be solved. what you mated that the channel will be entered} Look at the array of Dinner, Tea and Chamber sets; the endless variety of beauwant a the within 700 feet. At the company’s . tiful Bisque Figures, Vases and Fancy Ornaments of every description. Here yu way o ick out a t from a small vase to a household assortment of Crockery annual meeting, held last week, there Gus coh Che euek, edith poinlslonais prices: was no election of directors, it. being Phshdgs Fore. competition because -we racine claimed by some of the shareholders that 13 at our then at the goods is there was not sufficient stock repro-. what we have eae: anda eg gh Oe ' Another meeting will be held Largest and Most Elegant 0 lots to su supply our forty-five we ask, e@ want you to see Groceries and Provisions * Schilling’s Best OF course it costs more than: but In the end OLrATs sesot. . Anctiee mrting Hl b> Nal tus uly, doomed, poms 22 83 Fay Cs ud Ss, 10, 15, 20 6.25 es matter will come up again for further Tea Sots hand painted gold lined 44 pes, 5. Faney Plate,... “ WW hit Stock of Clothing, Gents’ dicuaion, camuorr, —_[CabarSolwhilt. so 176 [Ramey Mags.. .5 At the West Harmony nothing but Chambor Sols, decorated,.... 2/Wator Sets, . .25, 50, st. 336, $85 Furnishing Goods, etc., on sine la dora fr 12 pra, 124 . Tea and Cake Ses.. ++» 35 a reine, Tg pes oh Lng a ch AT VERY Low prices. . OVEY’ brought to this or A Perfect Cup of Coffee is a » Luxur . The Great American Ime porting Tea Co.'s Mocha and Java As well as many specialties, such as Beech’s Tea, Frozen Oysters, Maple Sugar, Boiled Cider, Unadulterated Candies, Lemons and Oran es, , Selected Mountain Apples, Fresh Fish rvery riursdsy evening, & cy geet ty FUREBUN-CORED oe tt any other county. Mountain Trout 1» tue: souen, . \ dfn ay RE Eo, Sail aek cencnontel : Everything the very best tq oe had anywhere, and fprices low in all lines °Prices the Lowes bp ! have selected iolon te & erican Groat xa. Tmportime Ten, a h op THOMAS SHURTLEFY