February 13, 1893 (4 pages)

1B ae v 4 Sy ee re were so THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established at 6, 1840. TER’ 15 Cents a Wai: 60 Cents a _ Month; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV'N@ ER. 13~ Absolutely Pure. Creaen of tartar baking ‘Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Largest Unirep Srares GovERNMENT Foop Report. Rotau Baxina Powver Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Jobin Lynn vs, P. Manogue etal. Order sustaining demurrer:to amended com. “gale at K, Casper’s store toright; plaint. Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley et al.’ Order denying wiotion to strike out amended complaint. Tahoe lce Compiny vs. Company. to complaint. Caarles Pecor vs. Mohawk Lumber Company etal, Hearing of motion to dismiss appeal postponed one week. ~ P. B, Fitzsimmons vs. John Kuhlman. Order grauting plaintiff permission—to issue alias summons. Union Ice Order overruling demurrer Rev. Sylvanus Lane Of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference says: ‘*We have for years used Hood’s Sarsaparilla in our family of five, and find it fully equal to all that i is claimed for it. “Hoops Pitts cure Liver Ills. é@ Honie for a Visit. Geo, Li, Hughes, Clerk of the Sénate Committee on Mines and Mining, came up Saturday from Sacramento and spent -yesterday at his home in this city. Mr. Hughes verities-all the good reports previously received by their constituents of the able-work-being-done ia the Leyisla ture by Senator Ford and Assemblyman Sheaiae, ane gentleman are laboring the iaterests of this part of the State,and being amoag the moat iufluential and popular members of their respective branches are meeting with gratifying success im accomplishing their aims, A ‘Bat iy. Gineap” for -you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator’ for your diseased liver, one Going'to South America, E. R. Ray, who had charge of the Providence mine previous to last September, has been appointed super:ntendent of the Playa De Oro Mining Com. pany’s hydraulic mine, near Esmeralda, Ecuador, South America. A full outtit for the mine has been shipped from San Francisco, Mr. Ray has engaged the following men to go to the mine to work : Archie Patterson, V, V. Blodgett, Ed Ryan of Norsh Bloomfield, John George of Grass Valley, aud others. Mc, Ray leaves here tomorrow, The mien wiil go later, 6 O@e eo The Couaty’s Money, The money in the county treasury was counted Saturday and found to be as fullows: Gold, $40,270; warrant State achoal . apportionment, $28,099.21 3, silver, $2,820.41; cuirency, $301; wurrants, $1,156.05. Total funds on hand, $72,626.67, MB Den’ fail te attend the great _—_——__+7@e-o——— Spring and Summer Goods. a . Wehave just reveived a new line of cloths for spring and summer trade. Suits from $20 up and Peuts 1, 2m §o up. Everybody is invited to e:am‘ne tiem. f13-2¢ L, Hyuaw & Co. pS __. _ Strength and Health. If you are not Peace ‘and healthy, try Eletric Bittters. If ‘‘La Urippe” has left you weak and weary, use Eletric Bitters, This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach aud Kidueys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions, If you are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will find speedy and permanent-relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles only 50c. at Carr Bros., Drugstoro. Oranges ten conta § dozen at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. f3 D®PRICE'Scomeing MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great H Clubs and thames Dr Pie’ Stream Baking Powder ,holds its supremacy. _ Spats Soren ot Tarter Powter Free from” Alum other adulteraat, 40 Years the Standard. and his.cempany. . ground will be breken fc , THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD, Tho Interview Published in Salurdny’s Tran. script Created a Sensation. Ip Saturday evening’s TRanscrrpr we published an interview with Peter Tautphaus, Esq, one of the leading men in the project of building dn electric railroad between this city and Marysville. From the hour the Transcript made its appearance, and up to this time, that siibject has been the all absorbing one. The people here cannot seem to talk about anything else. There is a large percentage of the people who do not seem to have any faith in the project, . and say ‘*the news given by the TranSCRIPT is too good to be true.” Well, it is not to be wondered at; It was rumored here a dozen times that a railroad would be built from Colfax to this city before the right parties got hold of the project. Soit has been'alout an electric road between this city and Grass Valle . Several years ago Goge KE. Bratid forined ‘id company of Directors, got a franchise from the county and assured everybody that there was no deubt about certain San Francisco capitalists building the road.: It proved a fizzle. Next came Schramm, who obtained a franchise from the county and from the tuwns of Grass Valley and Nevada City, and he also assured the people that he had sufficient backing to build the road That, too, proved a fizzle. When Mr Tautphaus and his partners-came here and applied for a franchise . to: build ai electric road between the two towns it was not surprising that the people regarded it as the ‘‘ old chestnut.” ‘Those who know the gentlemen who are conno doubts about the matter, and. th: ‘doubting Thon ases will very soon discover, to their delight, of course, that they have wrongly sized up ‘Tautphau: teveral months ag Mr. Tautphaus and his partners sold out their interest in the Champion mine, an so, strougly were they impres ed wit! the idea that this is the m ning distric: of all districts, -that—they immediate], set about to purchase the closed-dow: ‘Providence mine, a mine that heretofor: had been regarded as the best quartz mine in Califo: nia, outside « f the famous Idaho. Tautphaus and hia partners pur” chased the mine and appointed Car! Davis snperintendent, with full power to plaee the. Providence in-goodcondition before commencing any developments. Upen-athorough. examination of —the property, Mr. Davis ‘informed the company that ic weuld ‘‘cost a terrible lot of money to place the mine in good eoudition, as the erhaft and drifts would ing could be done.” ‘* All right,” said ‘the new owners, ‘‘ you go ahead with the work, upon your own judgment, draw your checks and they will be honored, We have bought the prope rty and invend t6 open: it.” Mr. Davis did go ahead as directed, and the cost was largely in excess of anything that he had expected, and Davis worried considerably about the snatter, expecting every week that—he would rezeive notice from his employers that the expense of opening the mine was more than they could stand, and to close it down, and what they had expended would be charged to profit and loss account. Not so, however. The Davis then went to San: Francisco to meet the members of the company. He made his report and in substance ~told them that ‘“‘he could not tell what was in the ground ; that it would cost a great deal more money than the best informed had expected, but he believed it would eventually, if they kept .on, prove a good mine,” He was promptly, instructed to ‘‘ go ahead and open the mine.” He did go ahead, and tuday the Providence is looking well and will véry soun be in the front rank as the best quartz mine in this district. As soon as possible the /mill was started up with ten of its forty stamps, and kept running night and day. Then it was iicreased to twenty stamps, and last week it was increased to thirty stamps, aad ina very short time it will be increased to forty stamps, and then the Previdence, owned by about a duzen mén who would not part with a share of their stock at any price, will be the leading’ mine of this d‘strict. Next week “new sulphuret works, as the compavy pi op: e to work their own sulphurets iu ve future, In dive: ting from tne railrcsd project te the Providence. mine we have done so for the purpose o* showing hew the new projectors of the electric railroad are ‘‘built;” that after they have made up their m‘nds to, carry any work forward the cost will not.cas any figure in the plans hey have determined upon. ‘ Several months ago two of the gantlemen above referred te had occajion o go to Grass Valley, and while riding dow. there in a buggy noticed the stages overcrowded w-th pass:agers aad wondered why the pscple of the two towas, with a population of about 13,000 souls, did not provide a comfortable mede of oonveyance, being only about foar miles ‘part. ‘It would be a good _ investment,” said one of the gntlemen, ‘to build an electric road. What say yuoa about build 1g one?” ‘That is what . was going to suggest to you” :aid the other gentlemaa, ‘All right, we will lay our op'nions before so-and-so (nami 1z . the gentlemen) and the two tow os shall have an easy-riding road,” Tne gentlemen went to San Senile and we'e very uneasy until they hed met, the'r ‘9,e them. In less time than it takes io w.ite this article th: geatlemen fell into e, but they said, *‘cannet the rad + pet with other towns just as well? é. oar-mile road seems to be a picayv ‘sh affa‘ry as any one of us coal dvaw our checks for the amouut that cuch a road would cost. But, at auy rate, onthe representations made by Mr. Cadipbaus,; I would be willing to build the road inyself,” ‘Two of the gentlemen came here upkuvwa to any one in this “‘Ptempiating the baiting of thera tergely-enhanved. aoc — . require retimbering before any prospect=. . checks were promptly honored, Mr.‘ mneneyed friends avd laid their plans becity or Grass Valley, inspected the proposition and wént to Marysville and Auburn and conferred’ with some of the leading men there. A meeting of the few projecters was called and a report was made. Itwas then and there decided as follows: “A satisfactory franchise hav‘ag ‘Deen grauted by Nevada county to ian the road with'n the limits of that county, we resolvéd that as soon asthe Grass Valley and Nevada City Trustees shall grant vs the privilege of running our 10ad through their principal streets we will put our surveyors in the field and commance oa the ‘work of <building an railroad Nevada Ciiy io ‘the city of Marysville, just as soon as the weather will permit, guarant*eing that not one day shall be lost in completing the read.” Vf that is not business will not some smart Aleck tell us what is business ? “Our people, who believe in the promises made by the new company, are ducided~ ly of the opinion that Nevada City aad .Grass , Valley will be more prosperous after that road has been bui't then at any tima in their-history. Why ? Because the two towns are today in a more prosperous condition than they have been at any time during the past ten yeacs. More inines are being worked, more men are being employed and more money is being expended by the labor‘ug classes elecuric from than ever betore, and more old and new . mines are being opened up,and move work . contemplated. We verily believe that Nevada City’s futureis,bright+ e-today. than the wilcest fanatic ever dreamed of. With the knowledge’ we possess at this time we state that it is our belief that before the year 1805 reaches us thdt property values ili Nevada City will be very AUT IN THREE DEALS. Aq Ancient and Rowhishtred Swindle Finds Sundry. Suckers. He was 2 ‘‘commercial travAer,” A you ig man, a blonde of pi onounved type, wear ng a cauary-colored wig of hair that reached to his shoulders, mounted a d-ygoods box at the corner of Broad crud Pine streets, Satuiday afternoon, opened his valise, took out some new-fangled musical ‘nstrument, and played one or two very pretty c'rs. The oddity of his apperrauce, if not the quality of the music he dispensed, soon attracted a csowd. When a respectable-sizxd auc’. e»ce had collected he avnounced the object of hic mission. “He had for su'e a va'uable remedy for corns and banions, wv ch he was desirous of Sitroduc: ng in Nevada City. It was the most effeciive cre toat had yet been discovered, pr ud wes Wc. «uteed to a ‘nihilate the fiercest “This afternoon, I. shill se'l on'y six bottles of this thediviag, as I s.mply wh, at the present time, to introguce it among you. Besides, as I semet on the street only au hour each day, cor'a on fcot. aad aim to give an enjoyable entertainmeut each time in connection wath my busiacss [ searcely have time to make ex'v ive sates, The remedy. sells for we vy: ive conts a bottle, and I wish to say ve you now thet I propose to give to ezch’puvchaser of the corn medicine this ofternoon, a ‘valuable present—one that If you buy, you will be gtd you did; if you do not you will ieg et it for inany a day. “Who wants the a. A men with buvion ix sure to please. v boi te?’ iidicators” on his shoes vooksthe tivst bottle, a prow inent miser of the gospel ventured the —seo= y others a show.” tine and were anxious-fer the honer and privilege of recommend ng the cement td their friends. wil! not speculate will never” get “rich,” bec: ed. Twenty hands, ‘each bearing a © “sy-cont piece, reached for the bettle. A yoreg maa froa Main—street, whose Hence.yfave-is-oft-seen.on-colleevion-day, bad the hoor of seeing his half-dollar drop iaco the hat first:-The veador droppetiu wih ‘it a quarter. The ccowd we e@ rot siow to see this, and the rush fo¢ ment became wonderful, Every time a bottle was passed ‘over the countera half dropped into the hat, quarter immediately, followed it. to introduce my goods, boys,”’ tae gont'omen on the box would say. Soon the last bottle was sold Merchants, miners woodchoppers, men-of Jeisufée and boys of tende., cigarette age, had, been caught in the whirlwind of speculation, and were ‘in” on this deal. About forty investors figured to themselves a protit of twenty-: five vents on an investment of half a dol: Jar for about ten minutes. The man-with the wig took the money from the hat, aud after giving the boy who had graciously losued the hat for che occasion the munificent sum of a dime, he stacked up the coin in full view of the audience. He avnounced that after a few sleight-ofhand. tricks ‘by himself he would pfoceed to distribute the presents, The first sleight-oi-hand act was the pocket ing-of the stacked coin; then the naming gf the top card of a shuttled deck, ~ After this, be distributed to each purchaser of the comeat, his valuable present, which “Just everyone expected to get seventy-five cents. But what do you think it was? Adivinutive box of this same freckle, We rejoice with all our. fe dows citizens who believe the eleciric rail owl will, be built to Marysville, beeause it will bea us iti closé connectioa with a class of poople who really and honestly boveve ue those who reside in this sctuca of tic country are ou laws, and as @ooa as cle road is’ built they will come aua go and soon realize the fact that all heve desire w do right as between man and man, aru are not outlaws as they now believe us. ‘Tautphaus—and~compaay after they have built the "road will have the satis fastion of brought the miners and farmers saying truly, ‘We have togethev,” aad that is world of savislactiou, railroad will + be Marysvicte, Finalean-electric bui't fom Nevada City. to and the people will all rejoice Tlerent. aes 2 2e@ecinemas “; MF Don't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. a eau s HOTEL ARKIVALS, Unicon Arrivals. Wd: Rogers, Grass Valley, : 9. Arinstroug, “T A, Johnson, zit L. B: Prescott, Wasliington,Hy Futter, San Juan, ~ H. Williamson, ‘*” J. R. Davis, $4 Louis Peterson, Spenceville, J. Hoskins, Grass Valley, B. Moore, # Geo, Curry, he John Richards, H. R. Bennis, San Francisco, M. T. Donovan, Frankfort, Virgil Hofman, Ht T. J. Nolan, Railroad, W. W. Stowe, Sana Francisco, Carl Bronsoy, Red Bluif, Miss M, Daily, Downieville, 4 Durme, Yellew Diamond, : J. Spiekerman, C ‘amptonville, L. R. Jones, Sacrajnento, A. F. Marlin, 4 Richard, Cofllin, Auburn, J. H, Stevens, Dixon, F. Q. Martin, ae National Exchange. _ A. 8. Feder, San Francisco, . A. Hauberger, ff N. C, Black, a Wm. Welch, “s $. Hollub, “6 W. Snell, $6 J. D. Mitchell, ss Rk. B. Elder,, ‘f Geo, C. Sargent, ef J.C, Crackinan, ‘ H. V. Berry, at K, Lyme, fe J. B. Treadwell, 6a Miss Woods, Pike City, Mrs, H. T. Fricot & ¢., Grass Valley, Mrs, ©: Seaman, Geo. Van Buskirk, Marysville, L. Conrath, Sinartaville, J. 8. Southworth, San Mateo, G. F. Coffey, French Coaral, W, Allen, H: Thompson, Prana EK. M, Gagin, as ‘ T.C. Solari, # Miss E Tully, Stockton, A. Myer, Cherokee, EK. Fisk, Washingtoa, A. L. Brown, Bloomfield, J. b. Tully & f., Maybert, ——e eae + — Netice to the Public. A. L. Brown is no longer connected with our tuilo'ag depa-tment, and we will not be resyousible for auy business traasucted by him in our name fiom this date. L, Hyman & Cc, Nevada City, Febraavy 13, 169%, 2t Completely Uprooted. How many remedies there’ are which merely relieve without uprooting disease, The contrast «with sterling imedicines which such palliatives afford, not only enhances the dignity of the former, but serves to emphasize the folly of employing half-way measures when} thorough ones are available. A marked instance of this is the effect, on the one hand, of Hostetter’s Stomach [itiers in cases of chills and fever and bilious remittent, and on the other of ordinary remedies in maladies of this type. By the Bitters malarial complatat in every siage, and of the most malignant type, aro completely conquered and lose their hold upon the system. ‘They are rarely, if ever, : dislodged by the ordinary resources of medicine, although their symptoms may uni uestionably be mitigated threugh such means. The sarae holds good of imdigestion; biliousness, kidaey complaint, rheumatism, nervousness, and debility, By the Bitters they are cured when many emedies fail, : a a _.When gazing in your lover's eyes, How avon his sense of rapture dies If there’s.no sweetness in your breath: If.by your failing teeth be shown That SOZODONT to you's unknown, . Aud that your mouth is suffering death. 29 . oe wee, @ te ove int in-the-sprve-of a minute the—remz der of ihe six bowiles were sold. ‘4 wee'd not sell you a bottle this a‘ternoon,” he said to a seventh “fora dotler,’ applicane, Asche tomiist was milking the sales, it wes to’ ced thet at each time he took in aqua ‘er he put the quarter into a hat, aod rea d Bid ee a nickle jiu with ‘it, Whe. tae + saog a comic sOug, @ « bottles had been sold, he and then proceeded to dise ‘huve che pyesepts he had promised: To each pe. chesce he returned the price of 169 can curve. and gave with it tive coats. So the purchasers were ahead on the transaction. “Cds this,” he weat on with the rapidit-+of a Seveath ward orator, ‘io iO @ my remedies. T advestive in thosw cher than pay my moneyto the yw. po s. Now, ali I ask from egeh psa use ip al i your ve: r-of my corn medicine is to it_is good, recommend it to Yots will make a deuiand a vhus Pshall be repa ad.” Phe vbe did some sleight-ofhand ' work, Fon a fords 1e on the harmonis a witheut wg vis heads to stide the {+ “ adureut, aud ue vo eased up a new deel, “iH >, now, is the TF eckle Sa've, Which is my ow’ manufaccwe, Twill guava utes ‘hat it will remeve every f.eckle irom the face of a red-heeded_boy iu twodays. Iwill tikewise give a. Vvalaable p escit. The price today is tweaty-tive cen +; tomorow, you cannot get a box f-onme Jor less than fifty cents, Re Who » ill take By this time tie crowd were interested, They closed around the speaker's stand, and those who had bought the corn med’c'ne felt like using it unew and there, thei* petted sprouts trod upou in the sti vgyle to get front staadirg 1oom. The first box went to a prom‘ient mio ag man fiom down Deer Creek, aud as 1's quarter found its way to the hat tie vendor dropped a dime in with it. A swavihy comple:.ioned Me. cen, membei, ouly ten boxes, the firsy box ?’ who never had a f.eckle in his life, rushed fo the second box. Another que. erd opped juto the hat, aad with it, » rother dime. W.ilow Valley then frenished anosher qua ver, and in the twinkliag of a messengcr-boy’s eye, all the boxes weve sold. Several uplifted hands with a que. ter beiween the thumb and fovefinger of eacu were slowly lowered in sad disappointme.)t, “Sorry, but I could dot sell yoa an-. You wal * rema“ked the commercial gentleman, ‘All I ask of each purchaser of the face salve,” tinued, ‘‘is to give it a fair trial, it does what I say it willdo, to recommead it to at least o1e person.” Then, with other box today for a dollar, have to come tomorrow, he cous a guitar accompaniment, he seug a wora-out, back-number, sent:mental ballad, ater which he proceeded to d‘stribute the presenta, .To-eachperson holding u box of ointment he retaraed the purchase price, tweuty-live cents, and the dime he had dropped into the hat with it, “Thirty-five ceats end a box of salve all forttwo bits, is not a bad inv 2s\unent,’’ proudly 1emarked one pv'cha.er who dispenses liquid iefreshments not over a thousand miles from’ Broad sivcet. “T do this simply to advert'se,” rejoined the young man wich a blonde wig, as he rattled a pocketful of silver. Theu he opened the th‘vd deal, By this ‘ime the cvowd had grown to one huuded aad. tifty, aud those who had been leit on the foemer wo deals had edged their way to the ion’, resolved to get there, Fli, this time, er aie ii the attempt, Bus‘uess men of the neighborhood gataered closely s ovad aida few from dowa on Comnical. ieet, whohal strolled up to Loud. lingered pa ieatly aboat like Ma.y’s Lamb, “*Ne-t,’ begen the traveliag gentleman, “I will give you a barga’n ‘u a cement.»g fluid, the best ‘1 the market, Twill vt ite fragments of broken glass firmer than ever.” It cemeits crockery, wood, or leather. The price is only filty cents a botile, aad every persoh buy’ iy ttle will give a valuable present, will not say what the present may be, but it is something that will gladdva your hearts. All I ask in retui.s is, that after using the article you will recommend it to some of your neighbors, Now, you gentlemen who have already made purchases from me this afternoon, don't rush to the front and ‘hog’ this thing when I begin to distribute, but give the so freqvenily weed salve, warranted to reiove freckles from a red-headed boy in two days. . The rest.of the musical program ’ was omitted and the operator, with the assistance of his. pal, folded h s tent like the Arabs and quietly stole away, leaving a rad and dis~ audience of \Wall-strveters, tor some vuexplained reason, appoiutéed upoa whose faces might be traced the e. pression of a wish that they might be taken to some lonely spot in Chicago Park and kicked to death by a Washoe cauary. P. S.—The tourist above named gave two performances at Grass Valley, but only one here. By the way, Hrother Shocmaker, Grass Valley isa better and incre appreciative town than Nevada City, ia it not ? sick diigies aceite Wirth pure, vigorous blood coursing through the veins and animating every libre of the body, cold weather isnot ouly endurable but pleasant and agreeable. No other blood medicine is so certain in its results as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. What jt does for others it will de ior you, = +2 @e o — Assessor's Deputies, Jchn Webber, ofthis city, and Kid. C, Morgan cf Grass Valley, have been selected by Assessor Clarke as two of his deputies to be connected” with his offic during tthe present year. RE NSE of er Cea ae ei OF Won't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores; Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required It‘is -\aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion o1 money refunded, Priee 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ DruStore. a20ly camila ee Ten Cents a Can, Corned Beef, ten cents, per can, at Jackson's Bee Hive. Every can guaranteed first-class’ quality. No excuse for going without a good dinner, ee Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dovtorprescribed; Castor'a, snlieicinnnmcctqripiasa Hires’ Root Beer. Hoadquarters” for this ‘delicious ‘and healtlrul summer beverage—at the Beevive Grocery Store, Commercial street. DID. At» Gold) Flat; Feb. }1th, William Traan, aged 22 years, 5 months and 11 days, Assessment Notice, Miaing Comovany, Locaviueno, po inacinval ace Of 91's: 1es8, Sea Fra ueisco, Cel fointa, Cita JATED BT. GOTHARD GOLD Pp 8, Nevada Gouacy, Califoiwocationro* Wo nia. No-iceis we eby gives, het aé a meeting oO” wae Boerao” Di 26.0.8, hell on the vth dagof Mes vy, 3, au Adsessmeut No. 7,0; Five ceu 1 ‘5 cemis) ner abe ce wee levied Hie (he Canitel sd oe 0. neo %O, tiga, nubile !wiecmelv oo Unf ed Svates Gold Co 4,4 €@€ ove eve vy bie office of joe Cow vany,b 05 -sauend eel, Foo 10 Sad. aueisceo, Caliuo ue. Aavh vek upon which th sAtses4 et go ew nudpalid on velo cay of Maca. &%.w . ve detn Letteal,a id adve sd o pe eatpeb tts vewon, aad Po 'eRe DAY neue 14 uitd@e 0 0,9, \{H be 60 d OubataroeHy ve btu Gay a’ liye 104, tooay the delinqa@eut Asse saenut \oweve: With Cops of adver slog, and expanne: ol paie. By orderof'.be Board of D1 eccors, vu KO, WETZEL, Secretory. Office 8.9 Beusome Biveot, How 10, Bau F.aneiseo, Calito: pia, febis-td Det Inqueut Notice, ( FRICE OF THE DIAMOND CREEK ) consolidated Gold and Silver Mivin Gomvauay. Location of orincipal place o biti cess Savi. wicisco.biaie of Cal ps There 's veruaguentou the following ‘eloed giack O4 aecouut of dssersm nt (No.1) leveu uvoa the ia day of January iow, (be peveral amouats set OvvOK'Le the ae esvithe especr ve shurevo:. «4 as folOwe: se ~~~ Cerdficate; shar Amount G. W. Baker, No. WW Pt] 8 8.75 G.W.b ke, “ 16066 1247.46 N 1. Cok, ee A &.73 Andiu accorda ace with ew aad an order of ne Boa G of DI ectors mace un the vth Gay of Januaty,'3'4,60 wags anaes os each ra felofsach wok uh may be. Reoessa’y wl ve sold #¢ Pu lic Aucyonat the Ottice of he Gompaay, toom No.2, 218 Cat ornia #06’, Som rar 'tisco Stave of Ca! orn’a on . the "7. « «ay of Fe ya ty 1805, at the hour of 20'c'ock * M O° #¢td dav ty pay delinquent aspess neut thereon ogesler with Costs of ‘adve. Ue'ns ana expenses of sale. Da! ou this loth ie of Fearn. y 1803, M. PRANK, Becistae Office No. 218 er titonate Breet, ban Frepcisco Calltoral ia, The others were in the majority at this . ‘“Who wants a bottle? The yen who . ’ ond a. TT, THE DISTRICT. PAIR. . The Meeting of the. “Board of Directors on Saturday last. The Board of Directors of the Sevens teenth Agricultural Association met Saturday, and elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing yerr: President, M.L. Marsh; Vice President, Geo. Fletdher; ‘Treasurer, E. M. Preston; Secre: tary, I. J. Rolfe. : The da e for the commencement of the annual Fair was fixed for August 27th, to centinue five days, and the Pavilion exbibits to be at Grass Valley. Chas, H. Mitchell and I. J. Rolfe were apy [ a comniittee ta) revise, the premium list; and George Fletcher, Geo. I’. Jacobs and A. B. Driesbach a commistee on speed bine idunio adi eal YOUNG DICK THOMAS llas Moved the Colusa San Rditor to Say as Follows: We have often heard it said that. the days of oratory were about over—that we found the greatest eloquence with the suvage, but that as men progressed in texrning-that writing toek the place of xpeech and that men sought information by the eye rather than by the ear. We were struck with the fallacy of this the other day . when Assemblyman Thomas, of Nevada, the youngest member in the Legislature, made his speech on mining, which the S. F. Chronicle very truthfally saidentered the domain of greatness. What Thomas said and said with the eloquence peculiar to one reared on rugged and snow capped peaks, went-without-a-challengo:~ We ~PARONUL MENTION: Sovial and Other Notes About People Old ‘and . Young. George C. Sargent arrived here on Sunday evening. J. R. Vineyard of Penn Valley is in town, a M. D. Cooley caine dowa from the Geran inine today. R; B. Elder and Luke Vain, of ‘San Francisco, are here for a few days. George T, Coffey and W. Allen were over from French Corral yosterday. C. H. Richards of Los Angeles arrived here this‘morning, M. T. Donavan’ and Y.Hopman, of Frankford, Mo., arrived here laat ‘evening on their way to Downieville: John B. Treadwell of San Francisdd, surveyor for the Champion Mining. Co., is here making surveys ia the mine. H. V. Berry and Ed. Lynne, of San Francisco, arrived here on the train last evening. ~ aie coke @@” Don't fail to ied the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. — 2 eee free from dandruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy. All the elements this adthirable preparation. Sanat y COR eee Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento: The whole stock. is fresh, has been tested and isa giaranteed—te~-be—4j Arer’s Hain Vicor keops the scalp: that nature requir es, to make the hair.j, abundant and beautiful, are supplied by . Earned Admiration. Mining .and Scientific Press: R, I? Thomas of Nevada county has earned the admiration and thanks of the mining“. community for the manner in which he opposed the bill_ increasing .the. fine ia. debris contempt cases, After his masterly speech, his motion to strike out the enacting clause was alopted by a yote which must have astonished the anti-debris people. So that is the end of that measure, thanks to Mr. Thomas, Mr, Harvey Heed Laceyville, O. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pas ralysis of the Throat “I Thank God and Hood's Sarsaparilla for Perfect Health,” “For thobonefit of suffering humanity £ wish te state afew facts: For several yeara . have sutilered from catarrh and heart fall ure, getting so bad I could not work and Could Scarcely Walk IT had @ very tad spell of paralysis of the throat some time aye. My threat seemed closed aml I eenta not swallow. Le Sait renoigne what Thos Goult have “said of the ruined homes, of fair fields destcoyed, ‘of great rivers, ‘that carries the commerce 0 an empire, tilled with mud, of great cities imperriled, of the monuments of the dead ‘peeping out of the slime and slush that covers the “iWallkowed ground, wher. misised Those lips repose our love has kissed," i ut instead there wag a dead silence, and a vote, and the vote was 42 to 16! Genuine eloquence will never die—it will never cease to move! —2-2@e + = Paralytic Str ke, mourned and John Driscoll, a resident of Columbia til, -suffered*a-stroke of paralysia Satur and his-recovery. is doubtful, CON . STIPATION Affilcts half the American people yet there is Only One preparation.pf Barsapa:iiila that acta on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Barsaparila, It relieves it tn 24 hours, and an occasional dose prevents.return. We refer, by permission, toC.#. Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. 1. Brown, Petaluma, Cal.; H. & Winn, Geary Court, &.F., and hundreds of others who havo used ft in constipation. One letter is a sample of hundreda. Elkington, writes; ‘I have been for yearssubject to bilious headaches and constipation. Tlave been so bad for a year back have had to take a physio every other night or else I would havea headache. One bottle of J. V. 8 put mo In splendid shape. It positively controls constipation.” JOYS ccreccerite As J. V.® % positively the enly Sarapatilla compounded to contrel constipation; (naist on Jay’send don’t take euy othes. POR SALE By CARR BROS. Golden Kagls Hotel, 404 Broadway, San Francisco, (Cor. Montgomery St.) jOHN T. WALDRON,WILLIAM THOMAS, = Propriclors (Late of Nevada ity. ) Roems with er Without Board, gil House Newly Furnished and thoroughly renovated, Loca'ed central—near Poste fice, Land Office, Steamship Landings, Frries and whele sale estublishmento, Board and Lodgtng from 61 per day 7 and Upwards, Lodging from 25 cents por night and Upwards. Best House in the city for the price, Free Bus to and from all trains and steamers, — {6 Try Pocarty's Small At GB Cents. Nevada City Granite Works, RAMSEY, WEBER & LOVELADY, PROPRIE1Q 8 All kinds of Cometery work done on short notice ard at bed-reck prices. A Large steck of Granite fer Carbing and Kullding always om hana, Location of Works ouffCoyole Sireot ees . Se Seroragas” Tir every particular, Any one wanting any of the above sveds--shoulid apply imme. pdiately to Thomas Shurtleff .& Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City. orders, promptly attended to. eee W wat will Simmons Liver Regulator do? Cure dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. : ee eee A Voo't fail to attend the grea sule at K. Casper's store tonight. Country fl 1-tf on FY ° and irave modicine, whic! he 1 sin “but it did: hot seein LO do me any good, My wife urged’ meto try Hood 8 Sarsaparilla, telling me of Mr, Joseph C. Sinita, who had been At Death’s Door but was entirely cured by Hood's 8 Sarsaparilla. After talking with Mr. Smith, T consluded-to try Hood's Sarsapariila, When £ had taken two bottles [ felt very much better. I have continued taking tt, and am now fooling excellent. 1 thank God, and ’Hood’s Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to perf. health,” Hanvey HexD, Laceyvilte, 0. y Hooop's Pitcscure © ‘onatipation by reator. =e the peristaltic action of the allmentary canah = ——S———————— 9 GES 10 Cents per waza will appear tomorrow. STORE, 2 Opposite F. Costello's Residence, Nevada City, Feb, 8th, 8-o'clock sharp each evening. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION S NEVADA C And the RE D FRONT ONEPRIC E OPPOSITION D ang@l 2d Sts. Our Stores for the month of February will be closed at Our new advertisement STORE, Ory, MARYSVILLE{CAL “Whatare wild waves saying Sister the whole day long ?" \{MPERIALS!” Th Wn Serene at “if,” Havana Said iste: Rich, Mellow and D clictou 'Piavor NAT illiarmn Gistin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,

1B ae v 4 Sy ee re were so THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established at 6, 1840. TER’ 15 Cents a Wai: 60 Cents a _ Month; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV'N@ ER. 13~ Absolutely Pure. Creaen of tartar baking ‘Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Largest Unirep Srares GovERNMENT Foop Report. Rotau Baxina Powver Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Jobin Lynn vs, P. Manogue etal. Order sustaining demurrer:to amended com. “gale at K, Casper’s store toright; plaint. Daniel J. Buckley vs. Patrick Foley et al.’ Order denying wiotion to strike out amended complaint. Tahoe lce Compiny vs. Company. to complaint. Caarles Pecor vs. Mohawk Lumber Company etal, Hearing of motion to dismiss appeal postponed one week. ~ P. B, Fitzsimmons vs. John Kuhlman. Order grauting plaintiff permission—to issue alias summons. Union Ice Order overruling demurrer Rev. Sylvanus Lane Of the Cincinnati M. E. Conference says: ‘*We have for years used Hood’s Sarsaparilla in our family of five, and find it fully equal to all that i is claimed for it. “Hoops Pitts cure Liver Ills. é@ Honie for a Visit. Geo, Li, Hughes, Clerk of the Sénate Committee on Mines and Mining, came up Saturday from Sacramento and spent -yesterday at his home in this city. Mr. Hughes verities-all the good reports previously received by their constituents of the able-work-being-done ia the Leyisla ture by Senator Ford and Assemblyman Sheaiae, ane gentleman are laboring the iaterests of this part of the State,and being amoag the moat iufluential and popular members of their respective branches are meeting with gratifying success im accomplishing their aims, A ‘Bat iy. Gineap” for -you by taking Simmons Liver Regulator’ for your diseased liver, one Going'to South America, E. R. Ray, who had charge of the Providence mine previous to last September, has been appointed super:ntendent of the Playa De Oro Mining Com. pany’s hydraulic mine, near Esmeralda, Ecuador, South America. A full outtit for the mine has been shipped from San Francisco, Mr. Ray has engaged the following men to go to the mine to work : Archie Patterson, V, V. Blodgett, Ed Ryan of Norsh Bloomfield, John George of Grass Valley, aud others. Mc, Ray leaves here tomorrow, The mien wiil go later, 6 O@e eo The Couaty’s Money, The money in the county treasury was counted Saturday and found to be as fullows: Gold, $40,270; warrant State achoal . apportionment, $28,099.21 3, silver, $2,820.41; cuirency, $301; wurrants, $1,156.05. Total funds on hand, $72,626.67, MB Den’ fail te attend the great _—_——__+7@e-o——— Spring and Summer Goods. a . Wehave just reveived a new line of cloths for spring and summer trade. Suits from $20 up and Peuts 1, 2m §o up. Everybody is invited to e:am‘ne tiem. f13-2¢ L, Hyuaw & Co. pS __. _ Strength and Health. If you are not Peace ‘and healthy, try Eletric Bittters. If ‘‘La Urippe” has left you weak and weary, use Eletric Bitters, This remedy acts directly on Liver, Stomach aud Kidueys, gently aiding those organs to perform their functions, If you are afflicted with Sick Headache, you will find speedy and permanent-relief by taking Electric Bitters. One trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need, Large bottles only 50c. at Carr Bros., Drugstoro. Oranges ten conta § dozen at Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. f3 D®PRICE'Scomeing MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great H Clubs and thames Dr Pie’ Stream Baking Powder ,holds its supremacy. _ Spats Soren ot Tarter Powter Free from” Alum other adulteraat, 40 Years the Standard. and his.cempany. . ground will be breken fc , THE ELECTRIC RAILROAD, Tho Interview Published in Salurdny’s Tran. script Created a Sensation. Ip Saturday evening’s TRanscrrpr we published an interview with Peter Tautphaus, Esq, one of the leading men in the project of building dn electric railroad between this city and Marysville. From the hour the Transcript made its appearance, and up to this time, that siibject has been the all absorbing one. The people here cannot seem to talk about anything else. There is a large percentage of the people who do not seem to have any faith in the project, . and say ‘*the news given by the TranSCRIPT is too good to be true.” Well, it is not to be wondered at; It was rumored here a dozen times that a railroad would be built from Colfax to this city before the right parties got hold of the project. Soit has been'alout an electric road between this city and Grass Valle . Several years ago Goge KE. Bratid forined ‘id company of Directors, got a franchise from the county and assured everybody that there was no deubt about certain San Francisco capitalists building the road.: It proved a fizzle. Next came Schramm, who obtained a franchise from the county and from the tuwns of Grass Valley and Nevada City, and he also assured the people that he had sufficient backing to build the road That, too, proved a fizzle. When Mr Tautphaus and his partners-came here and applied for a franchise . to: build ai electric road between the two towns it was not surprising that the people regarded it as the ‘‘ old chestnut.” ‘Those who know the gentlemen who are conno doubts about the matter, and. th: ‘doubting Thon ases will very soon discover, to their delight, of course, that they have wrongly sized up ‘Tautphau: teveral months ag Mr. Tautphaus and his partners sold out their interest in the Champion mine, an so, strougly were they impres ed wit! the idea that this is the m ning distric: of all districts, -that—they immediate], set about to purchase the closed-dow: ‘Providence mine, a mine that heretofor: had been regarded as the best quartz mine in Califo: nia, outside « f the famous Idaho. Tautphaus and hia partners pur” chased the mine and appointed Car! Davis snperintendent, with full power to plaee the. Providence in-goodcondition before commencing any developments. Upen-athorough. examination of —the property, Mr. Davis ‘informed the company that ic weuld ‘‘cost a terrible lot of money to place the mine in good eoudition, as the erhaft and drifts would ing could be done.” ‘* All right,” said ‘the new owners, ‘‘ you go ahead with the work, upon your own judgment, draw your checks and they will be honored, We have bought the prope rty and invend t6 open: it.” Mr. Davis did go ahead as directed, and the cost was largely in excess of anything that he had expected, and Davis worried considerably about the snatter, expecting every week that—he would rezeive notice from his employers that the expense of opening the mine was more than they could stand, and to close it down, and what they had expended would be charged to profit and loss account. Not so, however. The Davis then went to San: Francisco to meet the members of the company. He made his report and in substance ~told them that ‘“‘he could not tell what was in the ground ; that it would cost a great deal more money than the best informed had expected, but he believed it would eventually, if they kept .on, prove a good mine,” He was promptly, instructed to ‘‘ go ahead and open the mine.” He did go ahead, and tuday the Providence is looking well and will véry soun be in the front rank as the best quartz mine in this district. As soon as possible the /mill was started up with ten of its forty stamps, and kept running night and day. Then it was iicreased to twenty stamps, and last week it was increased to thirty stamps, aad ina very short time it will be increased to forty stamps, and then the Previdence, owned by about a duzen mén who would not part with a share of their stock at any price, will be the leading’ mine of this d‘strict. Next week “new sulphuret works, as the compavy pi op: e to work their own sulphurets iu ve future, In dive: ting from tne railrcsd project te the Providence. mine we have done so for the purpose o* showing hew the new projectors of the electric railroad are ‘‘built;” that after they have made up their m‘nds to, carry any work forward the cost will not.cas any figure in the plans hey have determined upon. ‘ Several months ago two of the gantlemen above referred te had occajion o go to Grass Valley, and while riding dow. there in a buggy noticed the stages overcrowded w-th pass:agers aad wondered why the pscple of the two towas, with a population of about 13,000 souls, did not provide a comfortable mede of oonveyance, being only about foar miles ‘part. ‘It would be a good _ investment,” said one of the gntlemen, ‘to build an electric road. What say yuoa about build 1g one?” ‘That is what . was going to suggest to you” :aid the other gentlemaa, ‘All right, we will lay our op'nions before so-and-so (nami 1z . the gentlemen) and the two tow os shall have an easy-riding road,” Tne gentlemen went to San Senile and we'e very uneasy until they hed met, the'r ‘9,e them. In less time than it takes io w.ite this article th: geatlemen fell into e, but they said, *‘cannet the rad + pet with other towns just as well? é. oar-mile road seems to be a picayv ‘sh affa‘ry as any one of us coal dvaw our checks for the amouut that cuch a road would cost. But, at auy rate, onthe representations made by Mr. Cadipbaus,; I would be willing to build the road inyself,” ‘Two of the gentlemen came here upkuvwa to any one in this “‘Ptempiating the baiting of thera tergely-enhanved. aoc — . require retimbering before any prospect=. . checks were promptly honored, Mr.‘ mneneyed friends avd laid their plans becity or Grass Valley, inspected the proposition and wént to Marysville and Auburn and conferred’ with some of the leading men there. A meeting of the few projecters was called and a report was made. Itwas then and there decided as follows: “A satisfactory franchise hav‘ag ‘Deen grauted by Nevada county to ian the road with'n the limits of that county, we resolvéd that as soon asthe Grass Valley and Nevada City Trustees shall grant vs the privilege of running our 10ad through their principal streets we will put our surveyors in the field and commance oa the ‘work of <building an railroad Nevada Ciiy io ‘the city of Marysville, just as soon as the weather will permit, guarant*eing that not one day shall be lost in completing the read.” Vf that is not business will not some smart Aleck tell us what is business ? “Our people, who believe in the promises made by the new company, are ducided~ ly of the opinion that Nevada City aad .Grass , Valley will be more prosperous after that road has been bui't then at any tima in their-history. Why ? Because the two towns are today in a more prosperous condition than they have been at any time during the past ten yeacs. More inines are being worked, more men are being employed and more money is being expended by the labor‘ug classes elecuric from than ever betore, and more old and new . mines are being opened up,and move work . contemplated.. We verily believe that Nevada City’s futureis,bright+ e-today. than the wilcest fanatic ever dreamed of. With the knowledge’ we possess at this time we state that it is our belief that before the year 1805 reaches us thdt property values ili Nevada City will be very AUT IN THREE DEALS. Aq Ancient and Rowhishtred Swindle Finds Sundry. Suckers. He was 2 ‘‘commercial travAer,” A you ig man, a blonde of pi onounved type, wear ng a cauary-colored wig of hair that reached to his shoulders, mounted a d-ygoods box at the corner of Broad crud Pine streets, Satuiday afternoon, opened his valise, took out some new-fangled musical ‘nstrument, and played one or two very pretty c'rs. The oddity of his apperrauce, if not the quality of the music he dispensed, soon attracted a csowd. When a respectable-sizxd auc’. e»ce had collected he avnounced the object of hic mission. “He had for su'e a va'uable remedy for corns and banions, wv ch he was desirous of Sitroduc: ng in Nevada City. It was the most effeciive cre toat had yet been discovered, pr ud wes Wc. «uteed to a ‘nihilate the fiercest “This afternoon, I. shill se'l on'y six bottles of this thediviag, as I s.mply wh, at the present time, to introguce it among you. Besides, as I semet on the street only au hour each day, cor'a on fcot. aad aim to give an enjoyable entertainmeut each time in connection wath my busiacss [ searcely have time to make ex'v ive sates, The remedy. sells for we vy: ive conts a bottle, and I wish to say ve you now thet I propose to give to ezch’puvchaser of the corn medicine this ofternoon, a ‘valuable present—one that If you buy, you will be gtd you did; if you do not you will ieg et it for inany a day. “Who wants the a. A men with buvion ix sure to please. v boi te?’ iidicators” on his shoes vooksthe tivst bottle, a prow inent miser of the gospel ventured the —seo= y others a show.” tine and were anxious-fer the honer and privilege of recommend ng the cement td their friends. wil! not speculate will never” get “rich,” bec: ed. Twenty hands, ‘each bearing a © “sy-cont piece, reached for the bettle. A yoreg maa froa Main—street, whose Hence.yfave-is-oft-seen.on-colleevion-day, bad the hoor of seeing his half-dollar drop iaco the hat first:-The veador droppetiu wih ‘it a quarter. The ccowd we e@ rot siow to see this, and the rush fo¢ ment became wonderful, Every time a bottle was passed ‘over the countera half dropped into the hat, quarter immediately, followed it. to introduce my goods, boys,”’ tae gont'omen on the box would say. Soon the last bottle was sold Merchants, miners woodchoppers, men-of Jeisufée and boys of tende., cigarette age, had, been caught in the whirlwind of speculation, and were ‘in” on this deal. About forty investors figured to themselves a protit of twenty-: five vents on an investment of half a dol: Jar for about ten minutes. The man-with the wig took the money from the hat, aud after giving the boy who had graciously losued the hat for che occasion the munificent sum of a dime, he stacked up the coin in full view of the audience. He avnounced that after a few sleight-ofhand. tricks ‘by himself he would pfoceed to distribute the presents, The first sleight-oi-hand act was the pocket ing-of the stacked coin; then the naming gf the top card of a shuttled deck, ~ After this, be distributed to each purchaser of the comeat, his valuable present, which “Just everyone expected to get seventy-five cents. But what do you think it was? Adivinutive box of this same freckle, We rejoice with all our. fe dows citizens who believe the eleciric rail owl will, be built to Marysville, beeause it will bea us iti closé connectioa with a class of poople who really and honestly boveve ue those who reside in this sctuca of tic country are ou laws, and as @ooa as cle road is’ built they will come aua go and soon realize the fact that all heve desire w do right as between man and man, aru are not outlaws as they now believe us. ‘Tautphaus—and~compaay after they have built the "road will have the satis fastion of brought the miners and farmers saying truly, ‘We have togethev,” aad that is world of savislactiou, railroad will + be Marysvicte, Finalean-electric bui't fom Nevada City. to and the people will all rejoice Tlerent. aes 2 2e@ecinemas “; MF Don't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. a eau s HOTEL ARKIVALS, Unicon Arrivals. Wd: Rogers, Grass Valley, : 9. Arinstroug, “T A, Johnson, zit L. B: Prescott, Wasliington,Hy Futter, San Juan, ~ H. Williamson, ‘*” J. R. Davis, $4 Louis Peterson, Spenceville, J. Hoskins, Grass Valley, B. Moore, # Geo, Curry, he John Richards, H. R. Bennis, San Francisco, M. T. Donovan, Frankfort, Virgil Hofman, Ht T. J. Nolan, Railroad, W. W. Stowe, Sana Francisco, Carl Bronsoy, Red Bluif, Miss M, Daily, Downieville, 4 Durme, Yellew Diamond, : J. Spiekerman, C ‘amptonville, L. R. Jones, Sacrajnento, A. F. Marlin, 4 Richard, Cofllin, Auburn, J. H, Stevens, Dixon, F. Q. Martin, ae National Exchange. _ A. 8. Feder, San Francisco, . A. Hauberger, ff N. C, Black, a Wm. Welch, “s $. Hollub, “6 W. Snell, $6 J. D. Mitchell, ss Rk. B. Elder,, ‘f Geo, C. Sargent, ef J.C, Crackinan, ‘ H. V. Berry, at K, Lyme, fe J. B. Treadwell, 6a Miss Woods, Pike City, Mrs, H. T. Fricot & ¢., Grass Valley, Mrs, ©: Seaman, Geo. Van Buskirk, Marysville, L. Conrath, Sinartaville, J. 8. Southworth, San Mateo, G. F. Coffey, French Coaral, W, Allen, H: Thompson, Prana EK. M, Gagin, as ‘ T.C. Solari, # Miss E Tully, Stockton, A. Myer, Cherokee, EK. Fisk, Washingtoa, A. L. Brown, Bloomfield, J. b. Tully & f., Maybert, ——e eae + — Netice to the Public. A. L. Brown is no longer connected with our tuilo'ag depa-tment, and we will not be resyousible for auy business traasucted by him in our name fiom this date. L, Hyman & Cc, Nevada City, Febraavy 13, 169%, 2t Completely Uprooted. How many remedies there’ are which merely relieve without uprooting disease, The contrast «with sterling imedicines which such palliatives afford, not only enhances the dignity of the former, but serves to emphasize the folly of employing half-way measures when} thorough ones are available. A marked instance of this is the effect, on the one hand, of Hostetter’s Stomach [itiers in cases of chills and fever and bilious remittent, and on the other of ordinary remedies in maladies of this type. By the Bitters malarial complatat in every siage, and of the most malignant type, aro completely conquered and lose their hold upon the system. ‘They are rarely, if ever, : dislodged by the ordinary resources of medicine, although their symptoms may

uni uestionably be mitigated threugh such means. The sarae holds good of imdigestion; biliousness, kidaey complaint, rheumatism, nervousness, and debility, By the Bitters they are cured when many emedies fail, : a a _.When gazing in your lover's eyes, How avon his sense of rapture dies If there’s.no sweetness in your breath: If.by your failing teeth be shown That SOZODONT to you's unknown, . Aud that your mouth is suffering death. 29 . oe wee, @ te ove int in-the-sprve-of a minute the—remz der of ihe six bowiles were sold. ‘4 wee'd not sell you a bottle this a‘ternoon,” he said to a seventh “fora dotler,’ applicane, Asche tomiist was milking the sales, it wes to’ ced thet at each time he took in aqua ‘er he put the quarter into a hat, aod rea d Bid ee a nickle jiu with ‘it, Whe. tae + saog a comic sOug, @ « bottles had been sold, he and then proceeded to dise ‘huve che pyesepts he had promised: To each pe. chesce he returned the price of 169 can curve. and gave with it tive coats. So the purchasers were ahead on the transaction. “Cds this,” he weat on with the rapidit-+of a Seveath ward orator, ‘io iO @ my remedies. T advestive in thosw cher than pay my moneyto the yw.. po s. Now, ali I ask from egeh psa use ip al i your ve: r-of my corn medicine is to it_is good, recommend it to Yots will make a deuiand a vhus Pshall be repa ad.” Phe vbe did some sleight-ofhand ' work, Fon a fords 1e on the harmonis a witheut wg vis heads to stide the {+ “ adureut, aud ue vo eased up a new deel, “iH >, now, is the TF eckle Sa've, Which is my ow’ manufaccwe, Twill guava utes ‘hat it will remeve every f.eckle irom the face of a red-heeded_boy iu twodays. Iwill tikewise give a. Vvalaable p escit. The price today is tweaty-tive cen +; tomorow, you cannot get a box f-onme Jor less than fifty cents, Re Who » ill take By this time tie crowd were interested, They closed around the speaker's stand, and those who had bought the corn med’c'ne felt like using it unew and there, thei* petted sprouts trod upou in the sti vgyle to get front staadirg 1oom. The first box went to a prom‘ient mio ag man fiom down Deer Creek, aud as 1's quarter found its way to the hat tie vendor dropped a dime in with it. A swavihy comple:.ioned Me. cen, membei, ouly ten boxes, the firsy box ?’ who never had a f.eckle in his life, rushed fo the second box. Another que. erd opped juto the hat, aad with it, » rother dime. W.ilow Valley then frenished anosher qua ver, and in the twinkliag of a messengcr-boy’s eye, all the boxes weve sold. Several uplifted hands with a que. ter beiween the thumb and fovefinger of eacu were slowly lowered in sad disappointme.)t, “Sorry, but I could dot sell yoa an-. You wal * rema“ked the commercial gentleman, ‘All I ask of each purchaser of the face salve,” tinued, ‘‘is to give it a fair trial, it does what I say it willdo, to recommead it to at least o1e person.” Then, with other box today for a dollar, have to come tomorrow, he cous a guitar accompaniment, he seug a wora-out, back-number, sent:mental ballad, ater which he proceeded to d‘stribute the presenta, .To-eachperson holding u box of ointment he retaraed the purchase price, tweuty-live cents, and the dime he had dropped into the hat with it, “Thirty-five ceats end a box of salve all forttwo bits, is not a bad inv 2s\unent,’’ proudly 1emarked one pv'cha.er who dispenses liquid iefreshments not over a thousand miles from’ Broad sivcet. “T do this simply to advert'se,” rejoined the young man wich a blonde wig, as he rattled a pocketful of silver. Theu he opened the th‘vd deal, By this ‘ime the cvowd had grown to one huuded aad. tifty, aud those who had been leit on the foemer wo deals had edged their way to the ion’, resolved to get there, Fli, this time, er aie ii the attempt, Bus‘uess men of the neighborhood gataered closely s ovad aida few from dowa on Comnical. ieet, whohal strolled up to Loud. lingered pa ieatly aboat like Ma.y’s Lamb, “*Ne-t,’ begen the traveliag gentleman, “I will give you a barga’n ‘u a cement.»g fluid, the best ‘1 the market, Twill vt ite fragments of broken glass firmer than ever.” It cemeits crockery, wood, or leather. The price is only filty cents a botile, aad every persoh buy’ iy ttle will give a valuable present, will not say what the present may be, but it is something that will gladdva your hearts. All I ask in retui.s is, that after using the article you will recommend it to some of your neighbors, Now, you gentlemen who have already made purchases from me this afternoon, don't rush to the front and ‘hog’ this thing when I begin to distribute, but give the so freqvenily weed salve, warranted to reiove freckles from a red-headed boy in two days. . The rest.of the musical program ’ was omitted and the operator, with the assistance of his. pal, folded h s tent like the Arabs and quietly stole away, leaving a rad and dis~ audience of \Wall-strveters, tor some vuexplained reason, appoiutéed upoa whose faces might be traced the e. pression of a wish that they might be taken to some lonely spot in Chicago Park and kicked to death by a Washoe cauary. P. S.—The tourist above named gave two performances at Grass Valley, but only one here. By the way, Hrother Shocmaker, Grass Valley isa better and incre appreciative town than Nevada City, ia it not ? sick diigies aceite Wirth pure, vigorous blood coursing through the veins and animating every libre of the body, cold weather isnot ouly endurable but pleasant and agreeable. No other blood medicine is so certain in its results as Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. What jt does for others it will de ior you, = +2 @e o — Assessor's Deputies, Jchn Webber, ofthis city, and Kid. C, Morgan cf Grass Valley, have been selected by Assessor Clarke as two of his deputies to be connected” with his offic during tthe present year. RE NSE of er Cea ae ei OF Won't fail to attend the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores; Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required It‘is -\aranteed to give perfect satisfac ion o1 money refunded, Priee 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ DruStore. a20ly camila ee Ten Cents a Can, Corned Beef, ten cents, per can, at Jackson's Bee Hive. Every can guaranteed first-class’ quality. No excuse for going without a good dinner, ee Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dovtorprescribed; Castor'a, snlieicinnnmcctqripiasa Hires’ Root Beer. Hoadquarters” for this ‘delicious ‘and healtlrul summer beverage—at the Beevive Grocery Store, Commercial street. DID. At» Gold) Flat; Feb. }1th, William Traan, aged 22 years, 5 months and 11 days, Assessment Notice, Miaing Comovany, Locaviueno, po inacinval ace Of 91's: 1es8, Sea Fra ueisco, Cel fointa, Cita JATED BT. GOTHARD GOLD Pp 8, Nevada Gouacy, Califoiwocationro* Wo nia. No-iceis we eby gives, het aé a meeting oO” wae Boerao” Di 26.0.8, hell on the vth dagof Mes vy, 3, au Adsessmeut No. 7,0; Five ceu 1 ‘5 cemis) ner abe ce wee levied Hie (he Canitel sd oe 0. neo %O, tiga, nubile !wiecmelv oo Unf ed Svates Gold Co 4,4 €@€ ove eve vy bie office of joe Cow vany,b 05 -sauend eel, Foo 10 Sad. aueisceo, Caliuo ue. Aavh vek upon which th sAtses4 et go ew nudpalid on velo cay of Maca. &%.w . ve detn Letteal,a id adve sd o pe eatpeb tts vewon, aad Po 'eRe DAY neue 14 uitd@e 0 0,9, \{H be 60 d OubataroeHy ve btu Gay a’ liye 104, tooay the delinqa@eut Asse saenut \oweve: With Cops of adver slog, and expanne: ol paie. By orderof'.be Board of D1 eccors, vu KO, WETZEL, Secretory. Office 8.9 Beusome Biveot, How 10, Bau F.aneiseo, Calito: pia, febis-td Det Inqueut Notice, ( FRICE OF THE DIAMOND CREEK ) consolidated Gold and Silver Mivin Gomvauay. Location of orincipal place o biti cess Savi. wicisco.biaie of Cal ps There 's veruaguentou the following ‘eloed giack O4 aecouut of dssersm nt (No.1) leveu uvoa the ia day of January iow, (be peveral amouats set OvvOK'Le the ae esvithe especr ve shurevo:. «4 as folOwe: se ~~~ Cerdficate; shar Amount G. W. Baker, No. WW Pt] 8 8.75 G.W.b ke, “ 16066 1247.46 N 1. Cok, ee A &.73 Andiu accorda ace with ew aad an order of ne Boa G of DI ectors mace un the vth Gay of Januaty,'3'4,60 wags anaes os each ra felofsach wok uh may be. Reoessa’y wl ve sold #¢ Pu lic Aucyonat the Ottice of he Gompaay, toom No.2, 218 Cat ornia #06’, Som rar 'tisco Stave of Ca! orn’a on . the "7. « «ay of Fe ya ty 1805, at the hour of 20'c'ock * M O° #¢td dav ty pay delinquent aspess neut thereon ogesler with Costs of ‘adve. Ue'ns ana expenses of sale. Da! ou this loth ie of Fearn. y 1803, M. PRANK, Becistae Office No. 218 er titonate Breet, ban Frepcisco Calltoral ia, The others were in the majority at this . ‘“Who wants a bottle? The yen who . ’ ond a. TT, THE DISTRICT. PAIR. . The Meeting of the. “Board of Directors on Saturday last. The Board of Directors of the Sevens teenth Agricultural Association met Saturday, and elected the following officers to serve for the ensuing yerr: President, M.L. Marsh; Vice President, Geo. Fletdher; ‘Treasurer, E. M. Preston; Secre: tary, I. J. Rolfe. : The da e for the commencement of the annual Fair was fixed for August 27th, to centinue five days, and the Pavilion exbibits to be at Grass Valley. Chas, H. Mitchell and I. J. Rolfe were apy [ a comniittee ta) revise, the premium list; and George Fletcher, Geo. I’. Jacobs and A. B. Driesbach a commistee on speed bine idunio adi eal YOUNG DICK THOMAS llas Moved the Colusa San Rditor to Say as Follows: We have often heard it said that. the days of oratory were about over—that we found the greatest eloquence with the suvage, but that as men progressed in texrning-that writing toek the place of xpeech and that men sought information by the eye rather than by the ear. We were struck with the fallacy of this the other day . when Assemblyman Thomas, of Nevada, the youngest member in the Legislature, made his speech on mining, which the S. F. Chronicle very truthfally saidentered the domain of greatness. What Thomas said and said with the eloquence peculiar to one reared on rugged and snow capped peaks, went-without-a-challengo:~ We ~PARONUL MENTION: Sovial and Other Notes About People Old ‘and . Young. George C. Sargent arrived here on Sunday evening. J. R. Vineyard of Penn Valley is in town, a M. D. Cooley caine dowa from the Geran inine today. R; B. Elder and Luke Vain, of ‘San Francisco, are here for a few days. George T, Coffey and W. Allen were over from French Corral yosterday. C. H. Richards of Los Angeles arrived here this‘morning, M. T. Donavan’ and Y.Hopman, of Frankford, Mo., arrived here laat ‘evening on their way to Downieville: John B. Treadwell of San Francisdd, surveyor for the Champion Mining. Co., is here making surveys ia the mine. H. V. Berry and Ed. Lynne, of San Francisco, arrived here on the train last evening. ~ aie coke @@” Don't fail to ied the great sale at K. Casper’s store tonight. — 2 eee free from dandruff, prevents the hair from becoming dry and harsh, and makes it flexible and glossy. All the elements this adthirable preparation. Sanat y COR eee Garden and Grass Seeds. Thomas Shurtleff & Son, at the Plaza Store, have just received the largest stock of Eastern garden and grass seeds to be found this side of Sacramento: The whole stock. is fresh, has been tested and isa giaranteed—te~-be—4j Arer’s Hain Vicor keops the scalp: that nature requir es, to make the hair.j, abundant and beautiful, are supplied by . Earned Admiration. Mining .and Scientific Press: R, I? Thomas of Nevada county has earned the admiration and thanks of the mining“. community for the manner in which he opposed the bill_ increasing .the. fine ia.. debris contempt cases, After his masterly speech, his motion to strike out the enacting clause was alopted by a yote which must have astonished the anti-debris people. So that is the end of that measure, thanks to Mr. Thomas, Mr, Harvey Heed Laceyville, O. Catarrh, Heart Failure, Pas ralysis of the Throat “I Thank God and Hood's Sarsaparilla for Perfect Health,” “For thobonefit of suffering humanity £ wish te state afew facts: For several yeara . have sutilered from catarrh and heart fall ure, getting so bad I could not work and Could Scarcely Walk IT had @ very tad spell of paralysis of the throat some time aye. My threat seemed closed aml I eenta not swallow. Le Sait renoigne what Thos Goult have “said of the ruined homes, of fair fields destcoyed, ‘of great rivers, ‘that carries the commerce 0 an empire, tilled with mud, of great cities imperriled, of the monuments of the dead ‘peeping out of the slime and slush that covers the “iWallkowed ground, wher. misised Those lips repose our love has kissed," i ut instead there wag a dead silence, and a vote, and the vote was 42 to 16! Genuine eloquence will never die—it will never cease to move! —2-2@e + = Paralytic Str ke, mourned and John Driscoll, a resident of Columbia til, -suffered*a-stroke of paralysia Satur and his-recovery. is doubtful, CON . STIPATION Affilcts half the American people yet there is Only One preparation.pf Barsapa:iiila that acta on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, and that is Joy’s Vegetable Barsaparila, It relieves it tn 24 hours, and an occasional dose prevents.return. We refer, by permission, toC.#. Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, San Francisco; J. 1. Brown, Petaluma, Cal.; H. & Winn, Geary Court, &.F., and hundreds of others who havo used ft in constipation. One letter is a sample of hundreda. Elkington, writes; ‘I have been for yearssubject to bilious headaches and constipation. Tlave been so bad for a year back have had to take a physio every other night or else I would havea headache. One bottle of J. V. 8 put mo In splendid shape. It positively controls constipation.” JOYS ccreccerite As J. V.® % positively the enly Sarapatilla compounded to contrel constipation; (naist on Jay’send don’t take euy othes. POR SALE By CARR BROS. Golden Kagls Hotel, 404 Broadway, San Francisco, (Cor. Montgomery St.) jOHN T. WALDRON,WILLIAM THOMAS, = Propriclors (Late of Nevada ity. ) Roems with er Without Board, gil House Newly Furnished and thoroughly renovated, Loca'ed central—near Poste fice, Land Office, Steamship Landings, Frries and whele sale estublishmento, Board and Lodgtng from 61 per day 7 and Upwards, Lodging from 25 cents por night and Upwards. Best House in the city for the price, Free Bus to and from all trains and steamers, — {6 Try Pocarty's Small At GB Cents. Nevada City Granite Works, RAMSEY, WEBER & LOVELADY, PROPRIE1Q 8 All kinds of Cometery work done on short notice ard at bed-reck prices. A Large steck of Granite fer Carbing and Kullding always om hana, Location of Works ouffCoyole Sireot ees . Se Seroragas” Tir every particular, Any one wanting any of the above sveds--shoulid apply imme. pdiately to Thomas Shurtleff .& Son, at the Plaza Store, Nevada City. orders, promptly attended to. eee W wat will Simmons Liver Regulator do? Cure dyspepsia, biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. : ee eee A Voo't fail to attend the grea sule at K. Casper's store tonight. Country fl 1-tf on FY ° and irave modicine, whic! he 1 sin “but it did: hot seein LO do me any good, My wife urged’ meto try Hood 8 Sarsaparilla, telling me of Mr, Joseph C. Sinita, who had been At Death’s Door but was entirely cured by Hood's 8 Sarsaparilla. After talking with Mr. Smith, T consluded-to try Hood's Sarsapariila, When £ had taken two bottles [ felt very much better. I have continued taking tt, and am now fooling excellent. 1 thank God, and ’Hood’s Sarsaparilla and my wife for my restoration to perf. health,” Hanvey HexD, Laceyvilte, 0. y Hooop's Pitcscure © ‘onatipation by reator. =e the peristaltic action of the allmentary canah = ——S———————— 9 GES 10 Cents per waza will appear tomorrow. STORE, 2 Opposite F. Costello's Residence, Nevada City, Feb, 8th, 8-o'clock sharp each evening. SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION S NEVADA C And the RE D FRONT ONEPRIC E OPPOSITION D ang@l 2d Sts. Our Stores for the month of February will be closed at Our new advertisement STORE, Ory, MARYSVILLE{CAL “Whatare wild waves saying Sister the whole day long ?" \{MPERIALS!” Th Wn Serene at “if,” Havana Said iste: Rich, Mellow and D clictou 'Piavor NAT illiarmn Gistin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,