January 11, 1891 (4 pages)

heap Fare eee pean Cities, NSCONTINENTA: JUTES C COMPANY, STEM.) ke prompt connechal Lines at, Tlew Orleans ines to PORTS. SEPING CARS . oping Oars press Trains.No or Berths thi 1g Cara, lar Berths secured, yen upon applica ces where passen: 1secure choice of 1, GOODMAN on, Pase.& Th't Agt— af. Manager. o Cal, LANDS. ad Northern Caliud Utah, apply to ont,0. P. R. R. Sau Galifornia, apply ind Agent 8. P. R. ETING. AL MEETINGOF the Consolidated Company will be ° 0, Baa ¥ $20 San0; Sau Francisco, » January 13, s *p, M., for the pur. Diredtore to BOrve for the transaction may come before oks will close on §91, at 12 o'clock ZEL, Secretary. treet, room No, 10, ay fe a Patent ALand Office, ry ec, 22, 1890, ent Louis Dufice address is 36 Francisco, Cal., ication for a Pat: ednird’ sixty ana’. ee of the Runlight 2 Or yein, bearing -eix hdindred ‘feet Washington Min: eVuia and State ated by the field file’in this office in Township 17. , t 1ablo Base and ° being described light Location. 6 f . tree 18 inches in , No. 1” standin ny lode, on Sout rand from which arts Mine ‘tunnel 7 links, distant ; 117° Kast, North i 1469.1 feet to a marked “8. C. L. inlight Location PUR HEHE Extenine tree ten ve Sta Kart aries, na reck mound ep West corner side of flume, uba River from uches in diume4 links distant, p11, 12, 18 and 14) M. bears North» it; Theuce mag: orth € 84° West ) ® post get ina . No. 2” at North ‘ation and south Extension Locast,.on South ling 8 chains or 600 mound marked ; corner of Sun1th 6 84° Eust to a -pust set fn C. No. 6”, the it claim ; thence or 600 feet to of beginning. ‘Outaining £4.77 No. 1, South West eorB corner to SecN. R.A EB, M.* ) chains tlistant. light Extension 4 “8.0. L. No, uding at North it location and xtension Lovan ‘72 East, N, 6 feet Ne ost ). L. No. ries. tner of a pos' ds, O.N Rad 172 East Norn 491.6. feeta ced “'s, O, Te 9.08 chaina or honud marked th 4 8-4> Eust post set in sock » 6"; Tuence or 600 feet to pcation to conlo, 2. _ SW corner of a, Mag. var, 17 is -O Corner to AN, Rell BE. M, Sunlight Con Embracing ine ‘and ten. . rock mound corner of sunCorner to Bec» R.11 BE. M.D, 40 Chuing digtion 17° Kast 8 OF 1469.1 feet Norta 4 8.42 et to post 3, st 9.08 chains » 4; Theuce or 1491.6 feet South 6 §-4> t to post "8, G, .05 Chaing or at South west Fisted qi Quartz NE 1-4 of NW of K 1-2 of Section 42,.T. } is tecordes vas dp County, oy rr Yuba vuth, Vacant ug adversel Consolidated l, are uirma with the and Office, at og the sixty at or the @ provi. 8, Register, iene 6 foregoing be BS liske be ‘ en som published'as 3, Regiatgr. : 3 notice way i a 'a — ‘The Dail Transcript. @UR GRAVEL MINES. 1800.» .+ 42772,508 a FROM SACKAMENTO. HERE s08 CREES. PaMeOnAL Manvien. . Sec fe a (ot Ee cqusessees e n Francisco, J in ; y : bude ‘ : : = d : ely i A Bright Leter From Our Legte-. 4 Srtef Record of Various Mate /. Secialanmd Other Netes About . of Joseph MoGrath of Grass Valley. aged 1 18 a w gavaia Oeunte These of 1884 2'955,000 . 1889 tative Correspondent. teref Local Enmteresi. People Old and Young. morhy valley a ae = Nr ves \e he A _ SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1891. {Continued from Yesterday. . Total. 6.0.1. , $29,640, 104 SACRAMENTO, Jan, 9, 1891. There will be no services at the Epis-}Mise Millie Wilhelm and Miss 1 ‘Lk I 3 R A sy eat , b These are’ official, figures. The} Eprroa Transcarer—The inaugu-. copal Church Sunday morning. Mamie Hogan of Grass Valley are : 7 County Supervisors The following bills in addition to those heretofore reported have been allowed: F. Power $30, K. Dillon $105:05, W #1. Pascoe $97.90, O.-0. Tewnsend $23.60, E. Northup $28.20, ‘. W. G. Shand $33.20, BE. R. Morrill $170.75, John Butler $32.50,-G.-C. McMullen $1.80, W. C. Groves $20, John Hicks $3.50, Rector Bros. $2, J. G, Booth $5.55, John Harrison $3, Citizens Bank $100,.Henry Waters $100, J.T. Rodda $100, Mrs. 8S. R. Beverton $6, P. Purcell $8. «The report of J. M. Walling on the burial of ex-union soldiers and sailors was received. : The bill of Dr. 8. McCurdy for amputating the arm of Jack Sanders who was hurt ina railroad accident at Truckee, was rejected as not being a legal claim: The Couaty Treasurer was empoweredtocollect all moneys due the county from the State. Death of — A. 0. Porter. ra Reno. (Res ada) djl. vatchof Frid vy says: ‘‘Alfred O. Porter, a partner in the Evening Gazette end aman _ well Probably the most important as ‘well asthe'most elaborate hydraulic mining enterprise: incorporated in California was that which has gone under the name ofthe North Bloom. -Geld-Gravel-Mining Oompany. ‘This company wus incorporated in 1866. Its property consists of 1,585 acres of the main grivel channel near North Bleomfield, upon the drainage of Humbug Creek, a tributary of the South Yubain Nevada-county. The company also ownes. one-half of, all the property of ‘the’ Union Gravel Miring Company, 24% miles frem North Bloomfield, consisting of 750 acres, as well as one-half of tlie valuable property of the Milton Water and Gravel Company, comprising nearly allof the valuable mining grounds frou French Corral to Ban Juan, and the Badger Hill claims, situated on the Middle Yuba river in the same county. Inaddition to these extensive gravel vlaims, the company aleo possesses valuable water rights and ditches, and has built permanent and costly reservoirs. One of these _contained 500,0)0,000 cubic feet of water in 1874. From this reservoir a 45wile canal was constructed at_ & _cost . . known and highly respected, died’at I o’clock to-day of typhoid fever.”’ Alfred Porter was-a native of-this-eity, ‘and began in the TraNscrirr office his career as a printer. He was fora time engaged in the publication of a paper at North San Juan and also . conducted.for awhile the Republican at Truckee, He had many friends here and was much esteemed, —~ eo The Original spaaish. A.R. Lord & Co. are having made at tbe Mioer’s Fouadry a six-inch pump which will be used in sinking the shaft at the Original Spanish mine on Woods Ravine near town. The ledge has’ not heretofore been developed below the drain’ tunnel which is at a depth of 125 feet. The Original Spanish is a good property, and “although its owners aré poor men they have staying qualities and will eventually win, ——+ +@eo-— SCHhiliing*s West. Once bouxlht—always sought. the Craig Drift ‘iime. héadway in straightening and enlarging the 125 foot.prospecting tunnel at their grivel claim which adjoins the ‘Hirschman mineon the west.) They. expect to begin taking out gravel within a month Mesers. Grover ‘and Murphy are making wages by drifiing -in the Hirechman ground, Femme] “‘Trmp-and true” is the verdict of peopl who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Tlie’ good «ffects of this medicine are soon feltin. .erve, strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured, +} CHILDREN who are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr, J. HH, McLean’s Liquid Vermifage. It kills and expels worms. Disease lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble constitution is ‘ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J.H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial.-and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body. aa) ee oeeos ee ‘Look Sharp. ]F you find your meats poorly seasoned~pastry tasteless-tea or coffee bad examine the kitchen. You. know SCHILLING’S BEST are “the most rellable of “all’¢ulinal suppliesyou intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand. Thenunsatisfactory meals. Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no substitute. It will save much annoyance. CHILLING’S BEST are the richest In flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than poorer’ goods; but they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest. We guarantee itnow test It yourself at once, * Schilling’s Best. — LOOK SHARP for this brand. See that you get it. nada a ah guage 88 -. Mire. « . Cost, Frene h Corral.. $1,07: ) 1,988 . Bed pepo ie = Beira] Manzanita. . . cee 488,827 Total. ++, $2,964,299 $1,286,202 . items; apital Stock, 12 Oo Bond ed aaa . Oar aoe nde ae 5 Noteul on yi BRC ee _ sao water 40 another reservoir at the works of the company, 1,000 feet above the wines. . These water supplies are the most extensive ever gathered for mining purposes in this State. The gravel claims of the company ure 250 to 600 feet in depth. Prospecting shafts were first sunk. to the bottom of the channel, and drifts run. in various directions. Tne shafts de veloped a depth of 140 feet of blue gravel, Above this bed is white gravel, varying from 50 to 3650 feet. The blue gravel contains the most, gold. To work the gold ia this deposit of blue gravel, it'was decided in April, 1872, to open up the ground by means of eight shufteand atunnel 8,000 feet long. Hamilton Smith, Jr., an able engineer, who had been appointed Superinténdent and En_inéér of tlie company in August, 1871, made the} surveys and plans for this new deparPending these.projected -improvements, tlre work was d layed by the prospect of seliiag a portion of the interests of the company. The sale fell threugh, end the sugye.ted improvement was” decided” ‘upon. The tunnel was commenged April 25, 1872, and finished November 17, 1974. During the 24g yeara that this work wasin-progress; eight-sete—of hoisting and pumping works were in operation; and the only accidents were the breaking uf a spur wheel, which delayed the machinery for a week, and the loss of one life by a premature explosion. The total cost of the tunnel was $498,826. Outside of the Sutro funnel, it is probably the longest mining tunnel in the country. It is 63¢ feet high by 6 feet wide for the tiret-6,000 feet, and8 by 8 feet for the other,2,000 feet. Finding it had more water than it could dispose of profitably, the company-in 1872 organized the Milton Water andGravel Mining Company, giving one-half the capital for the French Corral, Red Rock and—Manzanita mines and ditches, Subsequently additions were made to the property of this company, but the North Bloomfield retained its one-half interestinthe Milton, The three mines above named were put inte the new organization at a cash value of $150,000 each, or $450,000. The yield of the North Bloomfield from 1867 to 1870 was $121,378 and from 1870 te 1874 it was $96,700. This was from the working of the gravel. In 1873 and 1874 the main supply of water was acld to the Milton Company. Washing through the main. tunnel was commencedin 1875. The gross yield and and net profitof the NorthBloomfield from the start te December 31, 1879, was as follows: Period, Yield, Profit 1866 to 1874...; +5 $518,078 $2,233 1974 to 1876.50. 55s. 83,079 22,072 1875 to 1876..5.. 200,867 98,476 1876 to 1877.. Toe. 291,125 248,172 BT? 00° 1878. as 811,277 140,636 1878 to 1879. .. 0. 231,760 183,855 rN RP os Ci $1,435, 68: $995,444 Dividends frem Milton wee Peay 254,250 Sales of water to Nevada Res. Co. . 20,000 NOE ets ca ceds ns cay neck puceees $869,694 Ta addition to this sum, there was charged ' $1,545,000 collected from steckholders in the form of assesment, $450,000 from the sale of bonds and $9,600 in floating debt, making a total of $2,874,204 fully offset by the dividends paid and other assets. The ameunt of dividends by the North Bloomfield to the close of 1879 was $438,750, er $9.75 per share om the 45,000 shares issued. : The Milton Mining and Water Com1872, with a capital of $2,000,000 in 20,000 shares. For the mines, ditches -. and water rights purchased there was issued 12,310 shares of the Company’s stock,equal to $1,231,000. Tne Bed Rock was the only one of the company’s mines opened by a deep tunnel for the washing of gravel at the base in 1872, The report of the company shows that the product of three mines incorporated to November %, 1879, was as follows:TLe talenad: sheet of the company for the same date shows the allow ing Total Pa Te «+e A, 600 The company has paid nineteen dividends, smounting to $523,388, The annual product of gold and sil-and—jewelry by promising to marry him-walked—from-thie-city-to—Colfax. ‘amount of silver included in the total is only $129,200, thus showing that the product is*practically all gold. The amount is considerably larger than that of any other county in the State for the period. The previons product of Neva ia county, we believe, if it could be given, wonld show the same corresponding: relation to other countiesin the State as for the past decade. Amador county isthe second gold county of the State, with a product of $17,369,600 for the past decade, while Mono county stands third in’ the list of gold preductive: counties, with a yield of $14,911,400 for the past decade. Schilling’s Best, Bat, drink—about them think. Died at Colfax. The Swedish girl kuown as Grace, but whose true name was Selma_ Emma Anderson, and who after_wheedling Joe Rinaldo out ef some money where she wafarrested and made by Constable Dillen to Wisgorge, died in =" riday.—Thecoroner’s jury found that death was caused’ by an overdose of morphine or opium, and it is saidthat-a man passed the drug through the bara toher while she was in the lock-up there Wednescay. Rinaldo Went te Colfax tosee that she had'a decent burial, as he was deeply devoted to her despite her bad character and the tric« she tried to play on him. ~ Schilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. bn nm] If Yeu Mud a friend About to visit some section of country where malarial disease, eitherin the form of chills ‘and fever or bilious remitient was particularly rife, what would be about the best alvice you could give him? We will tell you= to carry along, or procure on arriving, that-—-potent medicinal safeg ruatrd, Hoateiter’s stomuch. Bitters, Caawa: throughout. malaria plagued regions, bere and in other countries, as the sirest means of disarming the miasmatic scourge, and robbing it of its fell-destructive-influence: Not’ ontydoes it fortify the system by increasing its stamina, but overcomes irregularity of digestion, the liver and the bowels, and counteracts-the unfayvorable effects of over-axertion, bodily and mental exposure in rough weather, “or occupation too sedentary or laborious, loss of appetite and excessive nervousness, The functions of alimentation, bilious secretion and sleep have in it a most powerful and reliable auxiliary. The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself ba on’ of the many who know from personal experience just how good athing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, { is,that when once given a trial, Ir. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung orCheat trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store. 22@e The Leading m SMiusic House. a Cull at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). 6 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole-agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sald in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 29-tf Buctien’s arnica Saive. ~2@eThe best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum‘fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per box, For sale by Carr Bros. tf A Great Liver Medicine. Dr, Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpidliver, ete. These pillsinsure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear, They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andstrengthen the entire system by their tonic‘action, Sold at 25 cents # box by Carr Bros, Shileh’s Consumption Care. This is beyond “ quaetion the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases_of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in’ the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine, Since its firat discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee, a test which no other medieine can stand, If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1, If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Broa, Heapacus, indigestion, and all is ating Mae ; s : an. 4, Smartsville, ~ sinatn fetes for Dycvepsia. Take . ver in Nevada county for the past de-. disordére of the Liver, -Simmons. 0,2 1 tabige, Boot Fist, Ways cures, S : een ge Fellows: eo Se Liver Regulator surely cures, . ; 4, Banoo, 6 Sacramento, ‘the Senate; E. because the won.uerful thing about it. . ration” of Gov. Markham aad the inaugural ball have proven a series of attractions bringing 9 large number of distinguished people to the Capital City. The inaugural ceremonies were imposing-and succeesful'in all particulars, and have already been extensively noticed in the prese. Col. Markham in his_ address gave the mining interests the first fair official recogaition which those interests have reveived for vears. In the midst of his remarks he was interrupted by long continued appalause, the only app'ause in fact which was given during the delivery ef the inangural. His gratification was indicated by turning his gaze in the direciion of the sound of the applause and later in appreciative words to the Senators and Assemblymen who paid their respecta to him. It is generally admitted that he has proven that his asstirance that he Was no enemy of the mining intereats Was sincere, and that hia administration will prove his asaurance to be true. There are many familiar faces here —among them Mr. Mason of Truckee, the chicf Secro.ary of the Assembly ; Dick “Tuomas, Assistant Secretary of]: G. Waite, Secretary of State ; Ex-Superintendent of Schools Tiffany, Clerk to the State Superiotenden of Public Instruction; and] others besides our Senator and Assemblymen. I saw Ex-Assemblymen Sims, Senator Preston and Mr. Tiffany in close consultation in the corridors of the Golden Eagle Hotel today, but whether they were arranging maatters of legislation or discussing the etiquette of the approaching inaugural ball I'am unable te say. At the. breakfast table at the Golden Kagle-this._ morning I ubserved Senator Preston’ chatting -pleasantly: with Capt. J.-S) Young and his estimable wife. The Cap'ain is a resident. of Healdsburg, in comfortable @ircumstances, and is a member of Gov, Markthain’s statf.ths wife was Miss La Grange, formorlya teacher in the Washington (Novaca county) school, and will be comemhered. plaasantly by many of your readers. = Secretary Waite andfamily are occupying @ fine suite of rooms on L street, near the capitol building, and roundings. Mr. Waite enters upon the discharge of his official duties in a* manner Which indicates that he is familiar with the duties of his—office and that his.administation will suffer nothing in comparison with that of his predecessors. He has hosta of callers and receives hearty congratulations of his friends in both political parties. Assembly man Hocking has already begun to make his influence felt in the Assembly, and will yet: prove that the position which he holds is no empty honor, Assemblyman Garver is keeping a close watch of legislative matters,, and his constituents need have no fear that any of their interests will suffer from any inattention or lack of activity on his part. In the . Senate but -little has been done except the usual routine of organizing in accordance with caucus regulations. Senator Preston has thus far taken but little active partin the routine work, but those who are heis holding himself in reserve that he may make his influence felt in legislative matters where it will do the most good. Mere anon. é Lex. EEE § A LOST ADDRESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Franeisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara ef 319 State Street, Trinidad, Colofado, while visiting in 8 Louis last summer, did not suffer with her Usual sick headaches and indigestion, But upon her return to Trinidad her old trowbles came upom her, It was not the Bt Louls climate that did se much for her. “The secret is told in the following letter, received by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown assayers of 6234 Sacramento Street, bar cana Mrs. McNamara writesi— “Three m since I was St. ‘Louis, ana « obtained two ees ot Vegetable Sarsa aris, It was wal ene to me in my eacnanes s0 iedige it Since my retuyn to my home in I feel ne need of it, and.as I have lost address I wr oh 4A to ask if you will Lot kindly iqrward this letter to the p: number in San Francisco, and have sent a few more bottles ot this valuable vegetable compound.’ People having used Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ence send hundreds of miles to get it again, as in the above instance. . Try c “Lily White” flour and keep peave in your household, pe ee + Take Notice. Get your hats trimnied now as our milliner, Miss Welch, will leave in a few-days. 3t Mrs, Lesten}& Crawrorv.= Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says* ‘Both myself and wife ‘owe our lives-to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.’ Sold by Carr Bros, : EEE Metet _Avrvivate. Nareowaa Horan, Jan, 8. L. Hyman, Marysville, . Helverson, aahingnee, Knause i R. Schiff, San Francino, B-; BD. Pike, B, G. Winter, . L. Ley do H. 0. ll.do. B, H. Whitney, do Wop Maher, Gras Valle erry, Grass y, J.P. Brady, © W. H. Hustler dane R. Landeburg Heattle, A. Howe, Downfeville, d. Mansel’, do rr =i, O'Conner, Wheatland, _ ¥. Fessenden, we qhee, Wayman, F City, R.M. Johnsen, seem welt -pleaned~ with thete “attest familiar with his methods say that: If you have an unreceipted printer’s bill go and pay it, if you want.to be happy. Noman can have a clear conscience unless he is free from all charges on the printér’s books. t Be County Treasurer Snell will have the delinquent tax list printed this year atthe Grass ‘Valley Sarees office . In the mat! er of H. Darwin of Grass VaHey against His Creditors the final discharge of tha insolvent has been granted. The thermometer get dowua at this city Friday night to within 22 degrees of zero, making the coldest weather we have had during the winter. A large dog that wanted to get out of Leddy & Waldron’s restaurant’ Sat; urday afternoon“and could not open he Joorfacilitated matters bydashing through a pane of glass. Mre. Preston Alexander on Saturday. received a ’possum fromKansas City, Mo., and the lustre of the one that recently came frem the same State to Geo. E. Turner is dimmed. The Grand Army Post installation taok place Saturday night at Odd Felconnection therewith was served at Pythian Castle. Mr. Michell gave his uaual party at the dancing hall in Odd Fellows Block. The Virginia City Enterprise says in contradiction of a statement recently made by the News-Letter to the effect that there is a scarcity of first-class’ miners, that there must be between 500 and 600 idle minere upon the Comstock lode—good, experienced men. : The State Mining Bureau ‘and GeoIngicul Survey will ask-for an appropriation ‘of $100,000 for the next two years. The memopers from the mining counties are expected to standin resolutely forthe bill. ‘The reports of operations forthe past two years are submitted as arguments in favor ot another appropriation . ‘ 736 people promised the TRANSCRIPT office during the week ‘that has just passed and pay their bills. Not one of them bas put in an appearance. The matter has probably slipped thei, minds, but it hasn’t ours, all th same. Office /hours (waiting to reCeipt bills) from 8 a. M. to 12.M., and from 1 tobe. uw Many years practice have.given C. A. Snow & Oo., Solicitors of Patents, at Washington, D. C., unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all clashes of inventions, They make a specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowance for many patenta Their advertisement ia ‘another column, wil be of intereat to inventors, manufacturers, and all who have to do with patents. —_—_—————s Schillimg’s Best. Untried—a joy denied, Asx your grocer for “Lily White’ flour and see that you get it. tf.0 A Sure Gure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm, This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on thé parts affected, absorbs tumorat allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres. apr.l-ly. You will welder need a doctor if ouhave 9 umons ‘Liver Regulator handy. \ No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmons Liver Raguie: tor. One dollar a year will cover your doctor's bill if you take Simmoas Liver Regulator. Tuat hacking ons can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, . aya US . Tlacohs The i 0) il: REMEDY FOR PAI N New Store! ge New ams THOMAS KIDD, © Dealer in Croceries; — Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. } buy forcaahjand sel) at the lewest{living My stock is fresh and omplete, OP it wiil pay you to-call and examine my stock. Goods delivered free of charge, THOMAS. KIDD, coltectors-that-they would call atthe} that had been previously rejected. : visiting Mré. Annie Clancy of this city. . Miss Mary Coaghlan of San Francieco, who has been visiting Mrs. Annie Clancy of this city, is now at = Valley with friends. © Charles Grimes, the clothier, goes si San Francisco Tuesday to select a big stock of goods for his store at the corner of Broad and Pine atreets. Saya Friday’s S wcramento RocordUnion: Addison ©. Hinkaoa, ey passed through this city last eveni en ronte. to Hoskin cadamy , land where he is being educated by hip wrandfather, Dr. R. M. Hant, of Nevada City. Rev. W. R. Gober, Presiding Elder of the Sacrament. District, will eccupy the pulpit Sunday morning at the Methodist Church. In the evening the pastor, Rey, John Chisholm, will take for his theme,‘‘The— King’s. Highway.” Love feast in the Parlors of the church at 9:80 4. M. Jehn T. Canfield of this city is now Tepresenting Oacar.}. Smith, the leading uvetalurgist of the State of Sinaloa, Mexico. Mr. Canfield has just returned to Mazatlan after @ three months’ trip through the mining regions ‘where he, was engaged in eastablishing agencies for~ buying and reducing ores. W.F. Sperry, superintendent of the Central Milling Company of Gridley where is manufactured the famous Lily White flour, was fn town Friday night. The Lily White is because of ita superior qualities meeting with an evuormous sale. It is made of the beat selected wheat and by the latest improved machinery, = neem . Asx your friends who have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla what they think of it, and the replies will be’ positive in its fayor. Truly, the best advertisement .which Hood's Sarsaparilla receives isthe hearty endorsement of its army of friends, == : — Stockholders’ Meeting. DOWNIEVILLR, STAGE CO. ANNUAL will be a meetin ho pe Stockhalders of the Downieville 8! wi te held at ite office in the Nat tional Hote Broad Street, Nevada City, at7 P. M,, ade 12th, 1891, for the purpose of electeard_of reoters forthe coming CRA RIGED. Seoretary. cMovadaOuiy bess + 1800, PIONEER CANDY FACTORY + =AND— Fostaurant. —— on mercial St. ‘i opposite Transcript . o Printing ne Office, — LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, We make Choice EVERY DAY! ~ Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convincet youcthat we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours, Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and cooked to order in any style desired. Don’t forget the place, LEDDY & CO., Oppenite Daily Tramscript Office. —Sg Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank audits Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial condition on the morning of January J st, 1891. —— Bit ESOURC basa Bank Premise: § 5000 00 Real Estate taken tor debt: ‘2855 Bonds ri . 87426 00 gounty Warrehte, co cic. ccc ccseene 8801 42 anson Real Estate. 25678 Loans ow Stoeks, Bon is pare WarRS RTM ROR 2860 Loans on other Seeurities ... 1662 76 Loans on Personal decurity. .. 72109 80 Boney on on ane. CLG Uaehaatisiieneer BAB46 85 WO TIOUR MORE ss cceuseheeticcreese Forsiture ana Vicia 68 rn GOLGI ss ones sess cect ced sescece LIABILITIES. Paid ap Gant $ 30000 00 Reserve Fund. ..3.6. 0c. cscs 10000 00 findivided . ASBSR Seay pasar 16078 96 oe IS 55-45 sti eeenekances 4800 96 me Depos ositors. .. (assy catia Se Dividends Unpaid.. ... 499 19678 96 Wethe undersigned do setemn { swear that we have each of us, a persona! know!ledge of the matters contained in the foreolng statement, aud that thea same is a@ Fria aud correct report of the financialcondition ofthe Citizens Bank and its Agency at Grass Valley, on the morning of January ist, 1891, according tothe best of our knowledge and belief; and that the essets therein named are all im the custody of the said Bank and its proper officers and corregponuart 4. furthermere solemnly swear that the aid up Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank s Thirty Thousand Dollars in gold coin Jelnsticn; as will appear from the foregoi} ee PRESTON, President. Foun 1 MORGAN , Cashier day of January, 1801. pd n Vien SraRis, Notary Public. Maim ot., Nevada City, © Are the Leading Nevada County Dealers in HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, TNWARE, STOVES, Crockery; Glass Wa e, Wood and Willow Ware. Mining Supplies, etc, The famous “Superior Range.” The “Oliver’’ Chilled Plow. wi for the California Powder Big line of Wise nOallery: . allel nent oor te lta COAN DIB S. . Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2a} : yf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of a.! in leavening atrength —Y, 8. Government L8R@, Bi Report, == 17 NEVADA CITY ee Dancing Academy, At @dd Fellews’ Hall. ANOING SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EYery Saturday Evening at §o’clvck: CHILDREN" SEA, térapon at 20°C very Satu rday AfCamphor Choral Liniment, For Catarrh Cc C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trv it, Indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. ‘scribed b * San Francisco's Leadine Phvsloians. » OAKLAND, February. 7th,Jiss0, Thists to cortity that we have used the O, C, Liniment in our family, and have found it'to be the best and moat effective meticine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases -, any We Cae UHlGaitaiMyly recommend it as a mest powerful and usethat, we have tried. ful remedy. KE. R. D Pastor ef the First M. EK. Chureh. Fer all LINT MEN, Gasea in CowMectionwith use “COMPOUND BULWDER™ fer thoroughly cleansing up the entle jpation, ew. Bone “a ol Fiat the b and toni Pf. Hebityal Cons! AA ji Mf ‘putties. ONE ice Oh is ya ; amall bottles 25 cents tles peid on receiptof price. ILLB, Prefst Hk RUIN 6 ie eg TH AVOWE ent 10h fresh eam teal WThe Daily T aucrit AND Judge's Library, ONE YEAR For $0.00 I alvance . JAMES FOLEY, —THE— CHAMPION CANDY MAKER ! H'’: PUROHASED THE CANDY Establishment on ’ Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevad . City, heretofere.cendueted by FF: We WEG LETY EINESILor oF HOLIDAY CANDY HYVER SEEN TERE, Cand: 1s _Made* Daily ON ‘THE PREMISES, 170 monet Finest Imported: Confectionst! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUtTsS AND B60, The Best Materials'! Scrupulously Neat. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets. iNBVADA jie, © systom Indigestion, 26 ugh up by h Street, t jent Aman se The C.C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, &. F. FOR SALE BY ALl, DROUGGISTS. Ww. Ex. BOND, General Manager and Seoretarv. W. D.VINTON, ~. Proprietor: AKGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes filet Articles of all kinda, oCareful atteutlun given to. componding reay riptions by & comoatent? Deuggiat and arfactpurisy cuameasel J. M. WALLINC, Attorney at Law, OF FICE Tilley Building, Corner Broad aud Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ex Superlor Judge of Nevada County, ae ps cae ae ren . 4, For Sale by. the eading Grocers ! The Bost Family “Flour in the Market, EZ Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO. NTI ew YEAR With a firm resolve to do your trading where ‘you ean get the LATEST [pos a (aaw SI YLE “Theat LomeszGOODS for the We ask you sendidly if we do not hold out that. inducement to every purchaser of < Clothing: FURNISHING GOODS. We-do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your ° name will be added to our growing list of new and, well satisfied customers. BE. MILLER, odd . Feliows? Building, Broad Street ‘Bt. 4

heap Fare eee pean Cities, NSCONTINENTA: JUTES C COMPANY, STEM.) ke prompt connechal Lines at, Tlew Orleans ines to PORTS. SEPING CARS . oping Oars press Trains..No or Berths thi 1g Cara, lar Berths secured, yen upon applica ces where passen: 1secure choice of 1, GOODMAN on, Pase.& Th't Agt— af. Manager. o Cal, LANDS. ad Northern Caliud Utah, apply to ont,0. P. R. R. Sau Galifornia, apply ind Agent 8. P. R. ETING. AL MEETINGOF the Consolidated Company will be ° 0, Baa ¥ $20 San0; Sau Francisco, » January 13, s *p, M., for the pur. Diredtore to BOrve for the transaction may come before oks will close on §91, at 12 o'clock ZEL, Secretary.. treet, room No, 10, ay fe a Patent ALand Office, ry ec, 22, 1890, ent Louis Dufice address is 36 Francisco, Cal., ication for a Pat: ednird’ sixty ana’. ee of the Runlight 2 Or yein, bearing -eix hdindred ‘feet Washington Min: eVuia and State ated by the field file’in this office in Township 17. , t 1ablo Base and ° being described light Location. 6 f . tree 18 inches in , No. 1” standin ny lode, on Sout rand from which arts Mine ‘tunnel 7 links, distant ; 117° Kast, North i 1469.1 feet to a marked “8. C. L. inlight Location PUR HEHE Extenine tree ten ve Sta Kart aries, na reck mound ep West corner side of flume, uba River from uches in diume4 links distant, p11, 12, 18 and 14) M. bears North» it; Theuce mag: orth € 84° West ) ® post get ina . No. 2” at North ‘ation and south Extension Locast,.on South ling 8 chains or 600 mound marked ; corner of Sun1th 6 84° Eust to a -pust set fn C. No. 6”, the it claim ; thence or 600 feet to of beginning. ‘Outaining £4.77 No. 1, South West eorB corner to SecN. R.A EB, M.* ) chains tlistant. light Extension 4 “8.0. L. No, uding at North it location and xtension Lovan ‘72 East, N, 6 feet Ne ost ). L. No. ries. tner of a pos' ds, O.N Rad 172 East Norn 491.6. feeta ced “'s, O, Te 9.08 chaina or honud marked th 4 8-4> Eust post set in sock » 6"; Tuence or 600 feet to pcation to conlo, 2. _ SW corner of a, Mag. var, 17 is -O Corner to AN, Rell BE. M, Sunlight Con Embracing ine ‘and ten. . rock mound corner of sunCorner to Bec» R.11 BE. M.D, 40 Chuing digtion 17° Kast 8 OF 1469.1 feet Norta 4 8.42 et to post 3, st 9.08 chains » 4; Theuce or 1491.6 feet South 6 §-4> t to post "8, G, .05 Chaing or at South west Fisted qi Quartz NE 1-4 of NW of K 1-2 of Section 42,.T. } is tecordes vas dp County, oy rr Yuba vuth, Vacant ug adversel Consolidated l, are uirma with the and Office, at og the sixty at or the @ provi. 8, Register, iene 6 foregoing be BS liske be ‘ en som published'as 3, Regiatgr. : 3 notice way i a 'a — ‘The Dail Transcript. @UR GRAVEL MINES. 1800..» .+ 42772,508 a FROM SACKAMENTO. HERE s08 CREES. PaMeOnAL Manvien. . Sec fe a (ot Ee cqusessees e n Francisco, J in ; y : bude ‘ : : = d : ely i A Bright Leter From Our Legte-. 4 Srtef Record of Various Mate /. Secialanmd Other Netes About . of Joseph MoGrath of Grass Valley. aged 1 18 a w gavaia Oeunte These of 1884 2'955,000 . 1889 tative Correspondent. teref Local Enmteresi. People Old and Young. morhy valley a ae = Nr ves \e he A _ SUNDAY, JANUARY 11, 1891. {Continued from Yesterday. . Total.. 6.0.1.. , $29,640, 104 SACRAMENTO, Jan, 9, 1891. There will be no services at the Epis-}Mise Millie Wilhelm and Miss 1 ‘Lk I 3 R A sy eat , b These are’ official, figures. The} Eprroa Transcarer—The inaugu-. copal Church Sunday morning. Mamie Hogan of Grass Valley are : 7 County Supervisors The following bills in addition to those heretofore reported have been allowed: F. Power $30, K. Dillon $105:05, W #1. Pascoe $97.90, O.-0. Tewnsend $23.60, E. Northup $28.20, ‘. W. G. Shand $33.20, BE. R. Morrill $170.75, John Butler $32.50,-G.-C. McMullen $1.80, W. C. Groves $20, John Hicks $3.50, Rector Bros. $2, J. G, Booth $5.55, John Harrison $3, Citizens Bank $100,.Henry Waters $100, J.T. Rodda $100, Mrs. 8S. R. Beverton $6, P. Purcell $8. «The report of J. M. Walling on the burial of ex-union soldiers and sailors was received. : The bill of Dr. 8. McCurdy for amputating the arm of Jack Sanders who was hurt ina railroad accident at Truckee, was rejected as not being a legal claim: The Couaty Treasurer was empoweredtocollect all moneys due the county from the State. Death of — A. 0. Porter. ra Reno. (Res ada) djl. vatchof Frid vy says: ‘‘Alfred O. Porter, a partner in the Evening Gazette end aman _ well Probably the most important as ‘well asthe'most elaborate hydraulic mining enterprise: incorporated in California was that which has gone under the name ofthe North Bloom. -Geld-Gravel-Mining Oompany. ‘This company wus incorporated in 1866. Its property consists of 1,585 acres of the main grivel channel near North Bleomfield, upon the drainage of Humbug Creek, a tributary of the South Yubain Nevada-county. The company also ownes. one-half of, all the property of ‘the’ Union Gravel Miring Company, 24% miles frem North Bloomfield, consisting of 750 acres, as well as one-half of tlie valuable property of the Milton Water and Gravel Company, comprising nearly allof the valuable mining grounds frou French Corral to Ban Juan, and the Badger Hill claims, situated on the Middle Yuba river in the same county. Inaddition to these extensive gravel vlaims, the company aleo possesses valuable water rights and ditches, and has built permanent and costly reservoirs. One of these _contained 500,0)0,000 cubic feet of water in 1874. From this reservoir a 45wile canal was constructed at_ & _cost . . known and highly respected, died’at I o’clock to-day of typhoid fever.”’ Alfred Porter was-a native of-this-eity, ‘and began in the TraNscrirr office his career as a printer. He was fora time engaged in the publication of a paper at North San Juan and also . conducted.for awhile the Republican at Truckee, He had many friends here and was much esteemed, —~ eo The Original spaaish. A.R. Lord & Co. are having made at tbe Mioer’s Fouadry a six-inch pump which will be used in sinking the shaft at the Original Spanish mine on Woods Ravine near town. The ledge has’ not heretofore been developed below the drain’ tunnel which is at a depth of 125 feet. The Original Spanish is a good property, and “although its owners aré poor men they have staying qualities and will eventually win, ——+ +@eo-— SCHhiliing*s West. Once bouxlht—always sought. the Craig Drift ‘iime. héadway in straightening and enlarging the 125 foot.prospecting tunnel at their grivel claim which adjoins the ‘Hirschman mineon the west.) They. expect to begin taking out gravel within a month Mesers. Grover ‘and Murphy are making wages by drifiing -in the Hirechman ground, Femme] “‘Trmp-and true” is the verdict of peopl who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Tlie’ good «ffects of this medicine are soon feltin. .erve, strength restored, that tired feeling driven off, a good appetite created, headache and dyspepsia relieved, scrofula cured, +} CHILDREN who are troubled with worms may be quickly relieved by giving them Dr, J. HH, McLean’s Liquid Vermifage. It kills and expels worms. Disease lies in ambush for the weak, a feeble constitution is ‘ill adapted to encounter a malarious atmosphere or sudden changes of temperature, and the least robust are usually the easiest victims; Dr. J.H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial.-and Blood Purifier will give tone and vitality and strength to your entire body. aa) ee oeeos ee ‘Look Sharp. ]F you find your meats poorly seasoned~pastry tasteless-tea or coffee bad examine the kitchen. You. know SCHILLING’S BEST are “the most rellable of “all’¢ulinal suppliesyou intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand. Thenunsatisfactory meals. Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept no substitute. It will save much annoyance. CHILLING’S BEST are the richest In flavor, strongest and most economical in use. Of course they cost more than poorer’ goods; but they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest. We guarantee itnow test It yourself at once, * Schilling’s Best. — LOOK SHARP for this brand. See that you get it. nada a ah guage 88 -. Mire.. « . Cost, Frene h Corral.... $1,07: ) 1,988 . Bed pepo ie = Beira] Manzanita.. . .. cee 488,827 Total.. ++, $2,964,299 $1,286,202 . items; apital Stock, 12 Oo Bond ed aaa . Oar aoe nde ae 5 Noteul on yi BRC ee _ sao water 40 another reservoir at the works of the company, 1,000 feet above the wines. . These water supplies are the most extensive ever gathered for mining purposes in this State. The gravel claims of the company ure 250 to 600 feet in depth. Prospecting shafts were first sunk. to the bottom of the channel, and drifts run. in various directions. Tne shafts de veloped a depth of 140 feet of blue gravel, Above this bed is white gravel, varying from 50 to 3650 feet. The blue gravel contains the most, gold. To work the gold ia this deposit of blue gravel, it'was decided in April, 1872, to open up the ground by means of eight shufteand atunnel 8,000 feet long. Hamilton Smith, Jr., an able engineer, who had been appointed Superinténdent and En_inéér of tlie company in August, 1871, made the} surveys and plans for this new deparPending these..projected -improvements, tlre work was d layed by the prospect of seliiag a portion of the interests of the company. The sale fell threugh, end the sugye.ted improvement was” decided” ‘upon. The tunnel was commenged April 25, 1872, and finished November 17, 1974. During the 24g yeara that this work wasin-progress; eight-sete—of hoisting and pumping works were in operation; and the only accidents were the breaking uf a spur wheel, which delayed the machinery for a week, and the loss of one life by a premature explosion. The total cost of the tunnel was $498,826. Outside of the Sutro funnel, it is probably the longest mining tunnel in the country. It is 63¢ feet high by 6 feet wide for the tiret-6,000 feet, and8 by 8 feet for the other,2,000 feet. Finding it had more water than it could dispose of profitably, the company-in 1872 organized the Milton Water andGravel Mining Company, giving one-half the capital for the French Corral, Red Rock and—Manzanita mines and ditches, Subsequently additions were made to the property of this company, but the North Bloomfield retained its one-half interestinthe Milton, The three mines above named were put inte the new organization at a cash value of $150,000 each, or $450,000. The yield of the North Bloomfield from 1867 to 1870 was $121,378 and from 1870 te 1874 it was $96,700. This was from the working of the gravel. In 1873 and 1874 the main supply of water was acld to the Milton Company. Washing through the main. tunnel was commencedin 1875. The gross yield and and net profitof the NorthBloomfield from the start te December 31, 1879, was as follows: Period, Yield, Profit 1866 to 1874.....; +5 $518,078 $2,233 1974 to 1876.50. 55s. 83,079 22,072 1875 to 1876...5... 200,867 98,476 1876 to 1877.... Toe. 291,125 248,172 BT? 00° 1878.. as 811,277 140,636 1878 to 1879.. ... 0.. 231,760 183,855 rN RP os Ci $1,435, 68: $995,444 Dividends frem Milton wee Peay 254,250 Sales of water to Nevada Res. Co. .. 20,000 NOE ets ca ceds ns cay neck puceees $869,694 Ta addition to this sum, there was charged ' $1,545,000 collected from steckholders in the form of assesment, $450,000 from the sale of bonds and $9,600 in floating debt, making a total of $2,874,204 fully offset by the dividends paid and other assets. The ameunt of dividends by the North Bloomfield to the close of 1879 was $438,750, er $9.75 per share om the 45,000 shares issued. : The Milton Mining and Water Com1872, with a capital of $2,000,000 in 20,000 shares. For the mines, ditches -. and water rights purchased there was issued 12,310 shares of the Company’s stock,equal to $1,231,000. Tne Bed Rock was the only one of the company’s mines opened by a deep tunnel for the washing of gravel at the base in 1872, The report of the company shows that the product of three mines incorporated to November %, 1879, was as follows:TLe talenad: sheet of the company for the same date shows the allow ing Total Pa Te «+e A, 600 The company has paid nineteen dividends, smounting to $523,388, The annual product of gold and sil-and—jewelry by promising to marry him-walked—from-thie-city-to—Colfax. ‘amount of silver included in the total is only $129,200, thus showing that the product is*practically all gold. The amount is considerably larger than that of any other county in the State for the period. The previons product of Neva ia county, we believe, if it could be given, wonld show the same corresponding: relation to other countiesin the State as for the past decade. Amador county isthe second gold county of the State, with a product of $17,369,600 for the past decade, while Mono county stands third in’ the list of gold preductive: counties, with a yield of $14,911,400 for the past decade. Schilling’s Best, Bat, drink—about them think. Died at Colfax. The Swedish girl kuown as Grace, but whose true name was Selma_ Emma Anderson, and who after_wheedling Joe Rinaldo out ef some money where she wafarrested and made by Constable Dillen to Wisgorge, died in =" riday.—Thecoroner’s jury found that death was caused’ by an overdose of morphine or opium, and it is saidthat-a man passed the drug through the bara toher while she was in the lock-up there Wednescay. Rinaldo Went te Colfax tosee that she had'a decent burial, as he was deeply devoted to her despite her bad character and the tric« she tried to play on him. ~ Schilling’s Best, Buy, try—on them rely. bn nm] If Yeu Mud a friend About to visit some section of country where malarial disease, eitherin the form of chills ‘and fever or bilious remitient was particularly rife, what would be about the best alvice you could give him? We will tell you= to carry along, or procure on arriving, that-—-potent medicinal safeg ruatrd, Hoateiter’s stomuch. Bitters, Caawa: throughout. malaria plagued regions, bere and in other countries, as the sirest means of disarming the miasmatic scourge, and robbing it of its fell-destructive-influence: Not’ ontydoes it fortify the system by increasing its stamina, but overcomes irregularity of digestion, the liver and the bowels, and counteracts-the unfayvorable effects of over-axertion, bodily and mental exposure in rough weather, “or occupation too sedentary or laborious, loss of appetite and excessive nervousness, The functions of alimentation, bilious secretion and sleep have in it a most powerful and reliable auxiliary. The New Wiscevery. You have heard your friends and neighbors talking about it. You may yourself ba on’ of the many who know from personal experience just how good athing it is. Ifyou have ever tried it, you are one of its staunch friends, { is,that when once given a trial, Ir. King’s New Discovery ever after holds a place in the house. If you have never used it and should be afflicted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung orCheat trouble, secure a bottle at once and give ita fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, or money refunded Trial Bottles Free at Carr Drug Bros, store. 22@e The Leading m SMiusic House. a Cull at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos, Violin strings (steel). 6 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 30centseach. John F. Cooper, sole-agent for Mathushek Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sald in Sacramento, and not one failure in twenty years, j. 29-tf Buctien’s arnica Saive. ~2@eThe best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum‘fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Ohilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, aud positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded, Price 25 cents per box, For sale by Carr Bros. tf A Great Liver Medicine. Dr, Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are a sure cure for sick headache, bilious complaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpidliver, ete. These pillsinsure perfect digestion, correct he liver and stomach, regulate the

bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear, They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andstrengthen the entire system by their tonic‘action, Sold at 25 cents # box by Carr Bros, Shileh’s Consumption Care. This is beyond “ quaetion the most successful cough medicine we have ever sold, A few doses invariably cure the worst cases_of cough, croup, and bronchitis, while its wonderful success in’ the cure of consumption is without a parallel in the history of medicine, Since its firat discovery it has been sold on 4 guarantee, a test which no other medieine can stand, If you havea cough we earnestly ask you totryit. Price 10 cents, 50 cents, and $1, If your lungs are sore, chest or back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Piaster. Sold by Carr Broa, Heapacus, indigestion, and all is ating Mae ; s : an. 4, Smartsville, ~ sinatn fetes for Dycvepsia. Take . ver in Nevada county for the past de-. disordére of the Liver, -Simmons. 0,2 1 tabige, Boot Fist, Ways cures, S : een ge Fellows: eo Se Liver Regulator surely cures, . ; 4, Banoo, 6 Sacramento, ‘the Senate; E. because the won.uerful thing about it. . ration” of Gov. Markham aad the inaugural ball have proven a series of attractions bringing 9 large number of distinguished people to the Capital City. The inaugural ceremonies were imposing-and succeesful'in all particulars, and have already been extensively noticed in the prese. Col. Markham in his_ address gave the mining interests the first fair official recogaition which those interests have reveived for vears. In the midst of his remarks he was interrupted by long continued appalause, the only app'ause in fact which was given during the delivery ef the inangural. His gratification was indicated by turning his gaze in the direciion of the sound of the applause and later in appreciative words to the Senators and Assemblymen who paid their respecta to him. It is generally admitted that he has proven that his asstirance that he Was no enemy of the mining intereats Was sincere, and that hia administration will prove his asaurance to be true. There are many familiar faces here —among them Mr. Mason of Truckee, the chicf Secro.ary of the Assembly ; Dick “Tuomas, Assistant Secretary of]: G. Waite, Secretary of State ; Ex-Superintendent of Schools Tiffany, Clerk to the State Superiotenden of Public Instruction; and] others besides our Senator and Assemblymen. I saw Ex-Assemblymen Sims, Senator Preston and Mr. Tiffany in close consultation in the corridors of the Golden Eagle Hotel today, but whether they were arranging maatters of legislation or discussing the etiquette of the approaching inaugural ball I'am unable te say. At the. breakfast table at the Golden Kagle-this._ morning I ubserved Senator Preston’ chatting -pleasantly: with Capt. J.-S) Young and his estimable wife. The Cap'ain is a resident. of Healdsburg, in comfortable @ircumstances, and is a member of Gov, Markthain’s statf.ths wife was Miss La Grange, formorlya teacher in the Washington (Novaca county) school, and will be comemhered. plaasantly by many of your readers. = Secretary Waite andfamily are occupying @ fine suite of rooms on L street, near the capitol building, and roundings. Mr. Waite enters upon the discharge of his official duties in a* manner Which indicates that he is familiar with the duties of his—office and that his.administation will suffer nothing in comparison with that of his predecessors. He has hosta of callers and receives hearty congratulations of his friends in both political parties. Assembly man Hocking has already begun to make his influence felt in the Assembly, and will yet: prove that the position which he holds is no empty honor, Assemblyman Garver is keeping a close watch of legislative matters,, and his constituents need have no fear that any of their interests will suffer from any inattention or lack of activity on his part. In the . Senate but -little has been done except the usual routine of organizing in accordance with caucus regulations. Senator Preston has thus far taken but little active partin the routine work, but those who are heis holding himself in reserve that he may make his influence felt in legislative matters where it will do the most good. Mere anon. é Lex. EEE § A LOST ADDRESS. A Trinidad Lady Writes to San Franeisco for It. Mrs. Harriet McNamara ef 319 State Street, Trinidad, Colofado, while visiting in 8 Louis last summer, did not suffer with her Usual sick headaches and indigestion, But upon her return to Trinidad her old trowbles came upom her, It was not the Bt Louls climate that did se much for her. “The secret is told in the following letter, received by Thomas Price & Son, the wellknown assayers of 6234 Sacramento Street, bar cana Mrs. McNamara writesi— “Three m since I was St. ‘Louis, ana « obtained two ees ot Vegetable Sarsa aris, It was wal ene to me in my eacnanes s0 iedige it Since my retuyn to my home in I feel ne need of it, and.as I have lost address I wr oh 4A to ask if you will Lot kindly iqrward this letter to the p: number in San Francisco, and have sent a few more bottles ot this valuable vegetable compound.’ People having used Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ence send hundreds of miles to get it again, as in the above instance. . Try c “Lily White” flour and keep peave in your household, pe ee + Take Notice. Get your hats trimnied now as our milliner, Miss Welch, will leave in a few-days. 3t Mrs, Lesten}& Crawrorv.= Tue Rev. Geo. H. Thayer, of Bourbon, Ind., says* ‘Both myself and wife ‘owe our lives-to Shiloh’s Consumption cure.’ Sold by Carr Bros, : EEE Metet _Avrvivate. Nareowaa Horan, Jan, 8. L. Hyman, Marysville, . Helverson, aahingnee, Knause i R. Schiff, San Francino, B-; BD. Pike, B, G. Winter, . L. Ley do H. 0. ll.do. B, H. Whitney, do Wop Maher, Gras Valle erry, Grass y, J.P. Brady, © W. H. Hustler dane R. Landeburg Heattle, A. Howe, Downfeville, d. Mansel’, do rr =i, O'Conner, Wheatland, _ ¥. Fessenden, we qhee, Wayman, F City, R.M. Johnsen, seem welt -pleaned~ with thete “attest familiar with his methods say that: If you have an unreceipted printer’s bill go and pay it, if you want.to be happy. Noman can have a clear conscience unless he is free from all charges on the printér’s books. t Be County Treasurer Snell will have the delinquent tax list printed this year atthe Grass ‘Valley Sarees office .. In the mat! er of H. Darwin of Grass VaHey against His Creditors the final discharge of tha insolvent has been granted. The thermometer get dowua at this city Friday night to within 22 degrees of zero, making the coldest weather we have had during the winter. A large dog that wanted to get out of Leddy & Waldron’s restaurant’ Sat; urday afternoon“and could not open he Joorfacilitated matters bydashing through a pane of glass. Mre. Preston Alexander on Saturday. received a ’possum fromKansas City, Mo., and the lustre of the one that recently came frem the same State to Geo. E. Turner is dimmed. The Grand Army Post installation taok place Saturday night at Odd Felconnection therewith was served at Pythian Castle. Mr. Michell gave his uaual party at the dancing hall in Odd Fellows Block. The Virginia City Enterprise says in contradiction of a statement recently made by the News-Letter to the effect that there is a scarcity of first-class’ miners, that there must be between 500 and 600 idle minere upon the Comstock lode—good, experienced men. : The State Mining Bureau ‘and GeoIngicul Survey will ask-for an appropriation ‘of $100,000 for the next two years. The memopers from the mining counties are expected to standin resolutely forthe bill. ‘The reports of operations forthe past two years are submitted as arguments in favor ot another appropriation . ‘ 736 people promised the TRANSCRIPT office during the week ‘that has just passed and pay their bills. Not one of them bas put in an appearance. The matter has probably slipped thei, minds, but it hasn’t ours, all th same. Office /hours (waiting to reCeipt bills) from 8 a. M. to 12.M., and from 1 tobe. uw Many years practice have.given C. A. Snow & Oo., Solicitors of Patents, at Washington, D. C., unsurpassed success in obtaining patents for all clashes of inventions, They make a specialty of rejected cases, and have secured allowance for many patenta Their advertisement ia ‘another column, wil be of intereat to inventors, manufacturers, and all who have to do with patents. —_—_—————s Schillimg’s Best. Untried—a joy denied, Asx your grocer for “Lily White’ flour and see that you get it. tf.0 A Sure Gure fer Piles. Itching Piles are known by moisture like perspiration, causing intense itching when warm, This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on thé parts affected, absorbs tumorat allays itching and effects a permunen, cure, 50c. Druggists or mail ; treatise ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio. Sold by Carr Bres. apr.l-ly. You will welder need a doctor if ouhave 9 umons ‘Liver Regulator handy. \ No cure-all or untried remedy will cure as does Simmons Liver Raguie: tor. One dollar a year will cover your doctor's bill if you take Simmoas Liver Regulator. Tuat hacking ons can be so quickly cured by Shiloh’s Cure, We guarantee it, Sold by Carr Bros, . aya US . Tlacohs The i 0) il: REMEDY FOR PAI N New Store! ge New ams THOMAS KIDD, © Dealer in Croceries; — Provisions, Wines, Liquors, Flour, Feed, Crain, &c. } buy forcaahjand sel) at the lewest{living My stock is fresh and omplete, OP it wiil pay you to-call and examine my stock. Goods delivered free of charge, THOMAS. KIDD, coltectors-that-they would call atthe} that had been previously rejected. : visiting Mré. Annie Clancy of this city. . Miss Mary Coaghlan of San Francieco, who has been visiting Mrs. Annie Clancy of this city, is now at = Valley with friends. © Charles Grimes, the clothier, goes si San Francisco Tuesday to select a big stock of goods for his store at the corner of Broad and Pine atreets. Saya Friday’s S wcramento RocordUnion: Addison ©. Hinkaoa, ey passed through this city last eveni en ronte. to Hoskin cadamy , land where he is being educated by hip wrandfather, Dr. R. M. Hant, of Nevada City. Rev. W. R. Gober, Presiding Elder of the Sacrament. District, will eccupy the pulpit Sunday morning at the Methodist Church. In the evening the pastor, Rey, John Chisholm, will take for his theme,‘‘The— King’s. Highway.” Love feast in the Parlors of the church at 9:80 4. M. Jehn T. Canfield of this city is now Tepresenting Oacar.}. Smith, the leading uvetalurgist of the State of Sinaloa, Mexico. Mr. Canfield has just returned to Mazatlan after @ three months’ trip through the mining regions ‘where he, was engaged in eastablishing agencies for~ buying and reducing ores. W.F. Sperry, superintendent of the Central Milling Company of Gridley where is manufactured the famous Lily White flour, was fn town Friday night. The Lily White is because of ita superior qualities meeting with an evuormous sale. It is made of the beat selected wheat and by the latest improved machinery, = neem . Asx your friends who have taken Hood’s Sarsaparilla what they think of it, and the replies will be’ positive in its fayor. Truly, the best advertisement .which Hood's Sarsaparilla receives isthe hearty endorsement of its army of friends, == : — Stockholders’ Meeting. DOWNIEVILLR, STAGE CO. ANNUAL will be a meetin ho pe Stockhalders of the Downieville 8! wi te held at ite office in the Nat tional Hote Broad Street, Nevada City, at7 P. M,, ade 12th, 1891, for the purpose of electeard_of reoters forthe coming CRA RIGED. Seoretary. cMovadaOuiy bess + 1800, PIONEER CANDY FACTORY + =AND— Fostaurant. —— on mercial St. ‘i opposite Transcript . o Printing ne Office, — LEDDY & CO., Proprietors, We make Choice EVERY DAY! ~ Of the Purest and Best Materials. One Trial of Our Candies will convincet youcthat we keep the best in this city. Meals at all Hours, Eastern and California Oysters kept on hand and cooked to order in any style desired. Don’t forget the place, LEDDY & CO., Oppenite Daily Tramscript Office. —Sg Semi-Annual Report of the Citizens Bank audits Agency at Grass Valley, showing its Financial condition on the morning of January J st, 1891. —— Bit ESOURC basa Bank Premise: § 5000 00 Real Estate taken tor debt: ‘2855 Bonds ri . 87426 00 gounty Warrehte, co cic. ccc ccseene 8801 42 anson Real Estate. 25678 Loans ow Stoeks, Bon is pare WarRS RTM ROR 2860 Loans on other Seeurities ..... 1662 76 Loans on Personal decurity. .... 72109 80 Boney on on ane. CLG Uaehaatisiieneer BAB46 85 WO TIOUR MORE ss cceuseheeticcreese Forsiture ana Vicia 68 rn GOLGI ss ones sess cect ced sescece LIABILITIES. Paid ap Gant $ 30000 00 Reserve Fund. ...3..6. 0c. cscs 10000 00 findivided . ASBSR Seay pasar 16078 96 oe IS 55-45 sti eeenekances 4800 96 me Depos ositors. ... (assy catia Se Dividends Unpaid... ...... 499 19678 96 Wethe undersigned do setemn { swear that we have each of us, a persona! know!ledge of the matters contained in the foreolng statement, aud that thea same is a@ Fria aud correct report of the financialcondition ofthe Citizens Bank and its Agency at Grass Valley, on the morning of January ist, 1891, according tothe best of our knowledge and belief; and that the essets therein named are all im the custody of the said Bank and its proper officers and corregponuart 4. furthermere solemnly swear that the aid up Capital Stock of the Citizens Bank s Thirty Thousand Dollars in gold coin Jelnsticn; as will appear from the foregoi} ee PRESTON, President. Foun 1 MORGAN , Cashier day of January, 1801. pd n Vien SraRis, Notary Public. Maim ot., Nevada City, © Are the Leading Nevada County Dealers in HARDWARE, : IRON, : STEEL, TNWARE, STOVES, Crockery; Glass Wa e, Wood and Willow Ware. Mining Supplies, etc, The famous “Superior Range.” The “Oliver’’ Chilled Plow. wi for the California Powder Big line of Wise nOallery: . allel nent oor te lta COAN DIB S. . Subscribed and sworn to before me this 2a} : yf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder. Highest of a.! in leavening atrength —Y, 8. Government L8R@, Bi Report, == 17 NEVADA CITY ee Dancing Academy, At @dd Fellews’ Hall. ANOING SCHOOL AND SOCIAL, EYery Saturday Evening at §o’clvck: CHILDREN" SEA, térapon at 20°C very Satu rday AfCamphor Choral Liniment, For Catarrh Cc C. LINIMENT Has No Peer. Trv it, Indorsed bv the Medical Faculty. ‘scribed b * San Francisco's Leadine Phvsloians. » OAKLAND, February. 7th,Jiss0, Thists to cortity that we have used the O, C, Liniment in our family, and have found it'to be the best and moat effective meticine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases -, any We Cae UHlGaitaiMyly recommend it as a mest powerful and usethat, we have tried. ful remedy. KE. R. D Pastor ef the First M. EK. Chureh. Fer all LINT MEN, Gasea in CowMectionwith use “COMPOUND BULWDER™ fer thoroughly cleansing up the entle jpation, ew. Bone “a ol Fiat the b and toni Pf. Hebityal Cons! AA ji Mf ‘putties. ONE ice Oh is ya ; amall bottles 25 cents tles peid on receiptof price. ILLB, Prefst Hk RUIN 6 ie eg TH AVOWE ent 10h fresh eam teal WThe Daily T aucrit AND Judge's Library, ONE YEAR For $0.00 I alvance . JAMES FOLEY, —THE— CHAMPION CANDY MAKER ! H'’: PUROHASED THE CANDY Establishment on ’ Commercial Street, JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevad . City, heretofere.cendueted by FF: We WEG LETY EINESILor oF HOLIDAY CANDY HYVER SEEN TERE, Cand: 1s _Made* Daily ON ‘THE PREMISES, 170 monet Finest Imported: Confectionst! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUtTsS AND B60, The Best Materials'! Scrupulously Neat. NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad and Pine Streets. iNBVADA jie, © systom Indigestion, 26 ugh up by h Street, t jent Aman se The C.C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, &. F. FOR SALE BY ALl, DROUGGISTS. Ww. Ex. BOND, General Manager and Seoretarv. W. D.VINTON, ~. Proprietor: AKGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES Fine Perfumery, Fancy Soaps, Brushes filet Articles of all kinda, oCareful atteutlun given to. componding reay riptions by & comoatent? Deuggiat and arfactpurisy cuameasel J. M. WALLINC, Attorney at Law, OF FICE Tilley Building, Corner Broad aud Pine Streets, Nevada City. Ex Superlor Judge of Nevada County, ae ps cae ae ren . 4, For Sale by. the eading Grocers ! The Bost Family “Flour in the Market, EZ Don't Fail to Try It. Made at Gridley, by the CENTRAL MILLING CO. NTI ew YEAR With a firm resolve to do your trading where ‘you ean get the LATEST [pos a (aaw SI YLE “Theat LomeszGOODS for the We ask you sendidly if we do not hold out that. inducement to every purchaser of < Clothing: FURNISHING GOODS. We-do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your ° name will be added to our growing list of new and, well satisfied customers. BE. MILLER, odd . Feliows? Building, Broad Street ‘Bt.. 4