January 11, 1893 (4 pages)

ioe ~ Month ; $6 a Year. ~ “Ae Me the physicians announced that he i cet cic Sms Aico John P; Colford returned: last Friday evening from a few days’ visit to the hydraulic mining distr ct in the classic precints of Gold Run, in Placer county, where he went, not for his health alone, but in the interest ef the State Anti-Debris Aszociation and the people of the Sac:amento Valley. Although John had Tenus—15 Cents » Week ; 60 Cents a WEDNESDAY KV'NG. Ja’X.11,-'93. there’ but a few days, he performed some very valuable services, for which the Pinanagers of the Anti-Debri#’ Association . are loud in their praise. During his stay in the mountains:his experience was such as to add largely to the discredit of the good promises made by the miners at the joint ‘eonvention, held with the farmers, in San Francisco last spring. 1o a Democrat reporter Mr. Colford made a detailed statement of his visit, and in all his maneuvers and vonduct no winer can truthfully accuse him cf one dishonorable or ungentlemanly act, and hy'no means deserving of the shameful and threatening treatment which he received at the:hands of # lot of men who had pledged their honor that they would desist from all unlawful mining until the legislation proposed could be had. The following is a partial review of his experience: : On Wednesday, the 28th~day of De= +cember; Mr. Colford left here armed with a number of injunction papers for various Cream of tartar baking, Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unirep Srates VERNMENT Foop Rerorr, ‘ Roréu Bixine Powpur Co. “ nae)" 106 Wall St.N, ¥. ILL LIVES. HE -hydraulic miners about Gold Run. The omcnre ‘one most desirable to be served was fer) Anothor Improvement inthe Condition _ of . James Stewart, Superintendent of Gould’s aage* ‘nas . Blaine, mine, and who had evaded the valley : ancgete= 3s A, watchmen for more a year. He went direct to Gold Run and took up his . quarterd at Moody’s hotel, where he arrived about 4:20 in: the evening. The following day was spent in a general observation of the surrounding country and making the acquaintance, of those with ‘whom he chanced to meet with the hopes of gaining an interview with the ‘gentle. men he was particularly in search. Especially did he endeavor to gain some infermation from the small boys and girls he met on the streets, but they all seemed to be imbued with the instincts o silence, and they appeared to not even know their own tiames or where anybody lived, much less the names or whereabouts of any prominent miner, and it seemed ap utter impossibility to get even a description of Mr. Stewart. " On New Year’s eve Mr. Colford made a trip to Dutch Flat, where he found the people-very suspicious and familiar with the object of his visit, or atleast that “a spy was in town.” On his return to Gold Run he wes openly accused of being aspy, wnd he frankly admitted that he tyad been worse sitice 8 P. M., and at that The family then gathered in the ‘room adjoining, fearing the worst, but the patient lost no more strength, and Z a. M. he was sleeping quietly with no indications of immediate dissolution and the family retired. His rest.continued until daylight At 3 o’clock Dr. Johnson said Blaine was likely to die atany time, but at 5 o'clock there was no probability of death for some hours at least. Half an hour later, ‘on leaving the house, he. said » their was no immediate danger of death. Dr. Johnson returned to the house:.at 0:30 and remained half an‘hour. On caving, he said that Blaine wes. better than during the night, and his condition was as favorsle as could.be ex“‘pected. He > “Med to take nourish. ‘mont. never visited the mines before aud was “preg Kteot of Santa R te hcko'in' dl THE DAILY “TRANSCRIPT. A Ook AND BU. stonr. PERNAL MENTION “ Mewada cad See. SoeStys By a Spy Who Must-Have Beet: Nearly Social and Other Notes About People 08d Published Brery.rening Hxowpt.@un-. Prighend Out of le Boot and. Young, i — : — w : [Marysville Democrat.] 4 B. F. Derrickson of San Juan wee in Established Sept. 6, 1860. ; town yesterday. Charles Hegarty of Moore's Fiat came to the county seat yesterday. ; Mrs: C, W. Kitts of Grass Valley was one of the visitors here yesterday. i{J. 1, Ott, the assayer, is.in San Francisco. "i i ae W. I. Mobley of Oakland is spending afew days in this city. . he ity visit. : : W. 11. Goff of Delta, Colp., arrived here last evening. . Mrs. L. D. Allen and daughter. of Brown’s Valley are visiting here. Mrs. G. William Durst left for Bul* Hon. William George was among the departures for the Bay ycsterday. N. L. Lightner of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. W. Harris of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. ‘ W. 8. Bigelow of Oakland arrived here last: evening on his;way to Columbia Hill to visit his parents, : _ Miss Anna Furth and E. H. Furth, of North San Juan,-arrived here today on their way below. L. L. Gaffney, who has been at Marysville and Sacramento. en. business, .re+ turned home last eve: ing. Liver Regulator. N. C. Miller of French Corral went to i San Francisco yesterday‘for the purpose DEADLOCK PROBABLE. of attending the funeral of the late Egbert ee — 3 Whi Not Strong Enough to. Win. the Mise Annie Ninnis, who has bean vis. lOve Strong ia iting’Grass Valley friends for » week, returned home yesterday. Jacob Weissbein, of the firm-of Weissbein Bres., bankers, leaves for New York City-in a day-or two on mining Captain Kingman of the Salvation Army leaves for Stockton Friday. He thas made many friends here by his quiet, gentlemanly manners. ¢ Among the Nevada Cityans that wore doing Grass Valley yesterday were Charley Grimes, Johnny Werry. William L. Cole and I. J. Rolfe, 8. Blom and Harry ©. Morrill, of San Francisco, and W. G. Woods of Sacramento, were among the arrivals last evening. _-Mrs. J. M, Chaney and her sister, Miss Lizzie Ott, arrived here from Watsonville Saturday evening, on a visit to their mother, Mrs. Luchsinger of Willow Valley. “Tux continual succession of boils, pimples, aiid_eruptious from which many anffer, initicates en impure state of blood ‘The most effective-remedy is Ayer’s Sarne tA OA A ential ProrisiondApplicable fo tho Superrisor ‘Each Supervisor must take charge of and he responsible for the roais in his distrigt.from and after January 2, 1383, and until such time as contracts are let neceasary repaira,and keep an account of done, i. e. do for his whole work heretofore done by the road over: seers. : ary, 1893, the Board shall advertise for sealed bids to keep in order and repair all public roada, bridges and culverts in the county; but may in its diseretion exclude from the contracts the repairing of for four, eonsecative weeks. shall be opened and the contracts. awarded separately for each trict in the county, says the new law; the provisions authorizing the sub-divisiuns of districts inte sections and letting by, sections have been repealed.” cable to a whole road in a district and. not for a part of one road; but the Board has the “authority to make a district smaller, gained by: doing so as all the roads must be attended to by some one. healthy livers. They take Simmons the front as a living issue and the developments seem to indicate that the . election of White is not yet assured. ~ the fight was made when. the Pepulists agreed to stand. in with the Republicans, provided they name a man jn favor of J the free coinage of silver, the Nicaragua camal and one who will pledge himself to do all in his power te compel the railroad companies to pay their debt to the government, Carlson's votes the Republican will have ixty votes, or one-half of the members of the Legislature, Burke is in doubt, and it ia believed can be induced to vote fo: the Republican nominee, He was elected by the nen-partisans. mittees. That will give a chairmanship to every Democratic member, and two others a chairmanship. pte eee Pee ee a as (TW PRESENT ROAD LAW. The will have to etaploy men to make all ole ‘distrist the “At the first regular meeting in Januy bridges. This shall be advertised . He The bids road disThis part of the law, it seems, is appliyet there is really nothing THe healthy people you meet have Fight The Senatorial fight is again coming to Perhaps the most important move in With. their own, the Populists’ and Legislative Notes. The Assembly has forty-three comAs each com—— . Edgar Milla, an old and highly respected citizen of this State, died in San Francisco yesterday, at the age of 64 years, His health had been poor for some time past and his death was not altogether unexpected by h‘s family. “Hie arrived :n California early in 1849 rand followed the business of civil engineer, making the original surveys on the Feather and the Sacramento rivers in the interests of the late General Satter and Samuel Brannan. oS From there he came te Nevada City Lin 1850, where -he. started in business with Colonel Avey, but a fire burned him out and he returned to Sacramento, Ce. in June, 1852. In 1862 he married Miss M.Swift; daughter of the late Judge OC. H.Swift of Sacramento. By this marriage he had four children. His brother, D. O. Mills, ig the millionaire banker of New. York city. : : The Grand Jury which met a short time ago and after makiug~« partial.report adjourned, will meet again on tho 25th, when the report of the expert appointed to examine the county officers’ books will be received and acte1 upon. Mrs. D, A. Crowell will opens kinder garten school at the M, E. Church, Ne vada City, Monday, January 9, at 9 o'clock A. M. the ages of 3 and 9 years. Parents wishing to place their children under my care will please confer with me at my residence, near M: E. Church, . ~ j4lw. evening. A tuil attendance is requested. * Omas. Banners, O. O. B. 8S. Reoror, K. of R. & 8. "ADAAR MIS Milionre Banker Died ia Sn Fras entered the bank ef D.0. Mills & The Grand Jury. My wife-cured of malaria by Simmons . . Liver~-Regulator,—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M. E. Chureh, Leigh, Neb. " Kindergarten School. Children received between The regular weekly meeting of Milo Lodge, No. 48, will be held Friday ROTEL ARRIVALS. __ National Exchange, Mrs. Whitten, Downieville, Mrs. Worthley, Camptonville, ~ Mrs. Gray, we Chas. Hage ty, Moore’s Flat, .__ 3c M. Cunard, loomtield, Louis Bushell, ha J. M. Q’Connor, ae A. R. Morrison, is ' Mrs. C. W. Kitta; Grass Valley, . K, CL Morgan, as Heury Droge, Washington, A> RKueebone; i Dan. Tuttle, Maybert, Mrs. 1.8. ‘Traman;San Francisco, Mra, E. R. Harrington, s H. S.Lightner, ia Wm. Harris, : B. F. Derickaon, San Juan, S. E. Akins, Sacramento; J. B. Treadwell, hee Rk, A. Blair, bs W. &. Bigelow, Oakland,-« W. 8. Mobley, oh Unien Arrivals. & w, Downieville, ett, Grasa Valley, “o Geo. Stran W. H. Bu D, Gillies, T. R. Cooley, ny J. E. Nihell, Alleghany, ; Mrs. ©. D. Allen & d, Bear Valley, W. G. Goff, Delta, Colo. Geo. Lovee, Purden’s Bridge, Dr. 8. Harris, Grass Valley, E. B. Lando, Maryaville, O. Crawford, San Francisco, E, W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, A. K. Morgan, Auburn,E. L. Williams, Washington, K. Wallis, You Bet, W. Phillips, Colfax, L. R. Prescott, Washington. ot Election of Officers. The annual meeting for the election of officers of the Congregational Sunday School at Grass Valley, wag held ‘Sunday afternoon, and resulted as follows: Mr. Edward Coleman, Superintendent ; “Mr. Chris opher Loney, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Joseph Hattam, Treasurer; Miss Charlotte Dd, Seoretary ; Mins Julia Dahl, Organist ; Mr. Joseph Hattam, Librarian ; Executive Committee, Rev. L. J. Garver, Mr. Edward Colemau and Mr. Christopher Loney. ‘ __ Have Been ‘Asked to Close. The business houses have been asked to close this evening at 8 o'clock, and have generally.consented, 96 that every: After Physictans Fatled, Hood's Idren C8 . from diseases caused by impure blood, . We suthorize our advertised druggist copting orders purporting to be given by tot the Nineteenth ry, Cer WOupidene,” for the restoration. of lessness, Tired Feeling Gree’t Examined ; wae * greatest and most! effective remedy ever Deon: restored to perfect health by its use. “The sale of ti'is medicine im EngVand, Frence and Germany: is: unparalleled. Since jite introduction into’ the United: States tons of-thogsands vf peo leing's slong lost uncle.” Mitchell fell W. Dy Vititon have just received. » large’ stock of ‘‘Cupidene.” ‘Try it, all ye who are afilicted. Ce —.—————————__ @ Bo ogll’ Dr, King’s New Discovery: fo this condition. 1f you are afflicted with @ Cotigh, Cold or any Lung, Thioat or trouble; and will use this ‘femedy giving ita fair trial, andexwr omits Sottiown’d’ bave your mdtey refunded. ‘We could not: make this offer did we not know’ that ‘Dr. King’s Now’ Discovery « the dhdersignéd; as I do not give orders and will not be ible for the same. j3-@e' °° Wattace J. Wits. : ‘ ’ $4" ‘s St @hould Bein Every House, J.B. ‘Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsbarg, Pa., says he will:nat be without who was threatened ‘with Pn after an ‘attack of “ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her tio” good. Robert King’s New Discovery has donehim more good than anything he ever used for Lang . Prouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Froe Trial Bottles at Carr: Bros.’ Drug-Store _ large bottles, 50¢. and $1-00. wife pe oe ee : a picky Bourbon, « fing whiskey for Gicbenhaacr, ole agents for Pacific cy, Nevys——. . . waé there in the interest of the Anti-Debris Association. After several attempts to apprehen:! Mr, Stewart, he put into operation his detective abilities, which brought about the desired result, saparilla, It expels the poisons ‘harmlessly through the natural.channel, and eaves the skin clean and clear, mittee will have a clerk, and each clerk an assistant, the Democrats seem to be working under the rule of the greatest good to the greatest nymber. The last seasion of the Assembly had thirty-one The Place for Tourists. hewever, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I’m never behind hand either. leep) , e “pmlendadiic, etd, is the}""o, Tuesday following his arrival, he A lady tourist, traveling from one place to another in search of a climate that would benefit her health, happened . to come to Nevada City a few weeks ago und.took rooms at.one_ef the principal hotels. She soon began to feel better, the pure mountain sir of this iccality ating as a natural tonic to her system and giving to the patient new lifeand brighter spirits; So elated was she at the improvement made that letters since written by her have induced four other health-seekers to come here. The location of Nevada City, with its natural surroundings, makes it one of the beat resorts for those who are in search of health er recreation. met at the railroad station a_ former Marysvillian “and a young man whom: he afterwards ascertained to be named Mitchell. He engaged in: conversation, and finally asked to be directed to Stewart's residence, whom “he represented as inte the trap and imparted the coveted information. While still in conversation’ an old gentleman came walking leisurely down the track, and was thoughtlessly pointed out as Stewart. He was hailed by Mr. Colford and readily ‘answered to his name, when’ he was-cleverly served with the papers which he had so successfully eluded for more. than a. year. He admitted hia identity and apparently teok Po Freveat the Grip the matter very placidly., Tne news of —_—the service seemed to spread sbout the . Or any other similar epidemic, the blood. town like wildfire and it was noticable . and the system should be kept in healthy that the people were becoming oxcited. condition. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla to On the following morning he was in-. give strength, purify the blood and pret on’ the committee of Constitutional Amendments, Judiciary, Mines and Mining; Fish and Games. ‘on Public Morals. ‘interesting match that-came off in France. Two women in good society > challenged each other, to talk fast. Each was to utter as many words as possible in & fixed time. Each woman talked 203,500 words. The other wou the the match with 206,080 words. pick out, two Nevada City women who can beat the record. committees. 4 I Hon:R. I. Thomatthas'been appointed “Bledsoe is chairman ofthe cvnttaitteThe Fagtest Talker. “The French newspapers tell of a very hreo consecutive hours. _ One uttered We will bet twenty cents that we can i + shania The Festive Spy‘anti-debria spies are abroad in. the of my. CANDI the quantity of my CANDIES which are going into consumption. sell ia pure, wholesome and delicious apd my vonfectiynery is jumping into popular: No. 13. Commercial St., Nevada City . ity ata tremendous pace. J. M_POLBY, Confectioner INDERHANDED 3 — Usually describes questionable business methods. There's nothing underhanded, always enticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal . . It looks as though 1893 was to open very aweet, judging from Everything 1 nnd ——————_—_—_—_ “What are wild waves saying Sister the whole day long ?” w Altoona, Pa. Both Had Eczem tn ite Worst Form Sereaparitla Perfectly Cured. ‘Great mental agony is endured b nts who see thor chi 4 and for which there seems ho Cure. This is turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is resorted to, for it expels the foul humors from the blood, and restores the diseased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read this: “To ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “We think Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most valuable medicine’ on the market for bi and skin diseases. Our two children suffe terribly with the fi . Worst Form of Eczema for two years, We had three. physicians, but neither of them succeeded in curing them or even in ying them a little relief. At last. we tried Hood’s Sars Ha and in a onth beth children were ‘ectly cured. © recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilia as & standard a and would not be without it.” Mr. and Mrs. M. M, BOLLER, 1412 Ind Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Hoon’s P18 cure Constipation by reator. ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal, ” \Bveryth eee a ne, ere) ALFRED H. TICKELL, M.D. iS —OFFICE— ‘ Pine Street, next Carr Bros.’ “—RESIDENCE— National Exchanze Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. at Cast Before my annual ‘stock race . ye taking every article in my store will be soldat. === ACTUALCOST. asain 2" Remember bf have the fnest lines of CLOTHING,SENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they a WUST GO. AT ONCE. B. H* MILLER, ydd_ Fellows’ Building, . Broad Street, Nevada City,; . From Friday, Jafuary 6\until sale will end. ae ' The stock consists of not could or can undersell us. plain figures. of tailor-made clothes. ‘led toa. guess,and the of: four. Please reply. We never carry goods over main THIS ly Ladies FALL AND WINTER formed by Mr. Mcody that he would have to leave the hotel as he (Mootly) had received a threatening letter and the denizens of the town were very indignant . . at him for harboring a spy. He was alse informed by Mr. Moody that a letter was awaiting him at the postoffice. Mr. Celford found the letter, which was advent disease, os Hoon’s Prits cure liver ills, Not on the Bills. The San Fransisco Chronicle of yesterday says: ‘ Albert Hosmer, the leading ~}-deserves.”” dressed te “Warren, the Spy.” On he. Ross the ing assured by the postmaster that the} . : 3 tester Wik Untelded Tor Kinh'hie opened 1] ls Theeeaple have been playing the and found the fellowing. epistle printed . *ing Parte ‘East Lynne.” They with a lead pencil: ae sa whole eataagrra ~~ eae 1 Leave this. district at once_and “never le love in. earnes .ailanin 1, fornanees the young couple decided to} = sgaengeancmmaiestat any *PY) nave no more ete about their actions, Yesterday they were quietly taarried in the presence of a few friends. There was no pretense about their lovemaking on the stagé last night.” Hosmer was born at Little, York, in this county, and is known by many persons here, He has visited our town with theatrical companies, Miss Rosa has also been here, appearing once; with the Russell Company. She is quite charming and ia typesetter by trade. At the bottom of the letter was tuughly drawn a scaffold and noase and the figures “601,” Mr. Colford finding himself without shelter and having accomplished the main object of his visit, left for home on the following morning. ’ Other indignities were heaped upon t! e watchman which to enumerate, would necessitate toe much space at the pres ent time. ‘ After the papers had been served on Stewart Mr, Golford walked down inte Provips yourself with a bottle of leading lady, gave « little per. sus-just-at-this time isa matter of con‘yeuverday tet wae nov onthe) jaoture.Mag-he the Geld Rue. notice frightened some of the spies and caused them to come over this way, where the climate is evidently more salubrious. ‘purgatives. ‘Take Simmer Liver Rege _] two men, and to elude them he stepped the diggings ofthe Old Gold Run mine when he found he was being followed by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand for contending successfully with a sudden cold, As an emergency medicine, it-has ao equal, and leading physicians everywhere recommend it. Prize-Winning J ellies. A large assortment of jelhes, made by Mrs: 'B. 8.° Rector of this city was sh pped to San Francisco yesterdsy and will be placed om exhibition at the Citrus later to the World’s: Fair at Chicago. ‘Mrs. Rector has long een recognized as jelly-makers . he heard one of them say: “If we}. 100 the —of ab — mow we could fix him.” ae If Tshu' could get one of those’ fellows ina ring under Queensberry rules he would very soon get satisfaction for their Union :*The road between Nevada in the Golden West. 5, we _ . plenty of red peppers, onions and pepper land once more. Six or seven of these representatives ftom the cabbage patches are now in this county, having.come here within the past two or three days and scattered promiscuously in different directions like herders bunting for stray sheep. Why they should be s0 numerDox’r almost kill yourself by violent lator, a mild laxative. 2 Doing a Good Job. Gee ge E. Turner is giving our peoole a few pointers on macadamizing streets. Pine street, in front ef his extensive hardware store, is being put in fine condition, A good thick bed of hard rock was laid as a foundation, the snoceeding layers being well graded in the size of rock used so as to pack close, the upper covering being small rock quite evenly broken, and the whole covered well with creck gravel. A street built in this way will last forever, and can be kept in # year. . A Het Launch. .< An advertisement appeared in the Appeal atating that a hot lunch would be served at a certain saloon in that city from 11.4.M. t03 P.M. When the ad. vertined hour.arrived « larg number of the patrons of the place were’ present feast. They were not disappointed as mpon the lunch counter they found ‘. City and Grass Valley is dry, but . : mance. : ceedingly rough, and Supervisors Buf Hanoy for travellers is Simmons Liver +e = pes fngten snd Donnelly, now thet they are Regulator in powder. It can be carried ‘Tue mystery has been solved at last; have an opportu-. in the pocket. — Our tooth uo longer need decay, towns of the county over Mine Donley. f By. SOZODONT they're swept away; ten times more travel] James Quick Badger Hill, this And young and eld may smile secure With lips and testh vo bright and pare. -MMPERIALS!” Th bn Clea a “ifs” © ONATIVE SOV OF MARYLANE:.) ‘ NEVADA CITY, CALIT ORNIA. GS itfimn, Stevana-Kand -made, Rich, Mcllaw and Nelicious Flavor. 0 pe ~ OPrOosrrier --1¢ YHE LIFE OF TRADE. . 0 good shape by s small exp. nditure once TRACY'S ss FURNITURE ss STORE ~ Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Onn on TRACY. hee”mmr sell your Furuiture, call on TRACY. "If you want to rs at Auction, call. on TRACY, —— proved, No. 9, Sewing Machine, call on TRACY. If-you want to. save money in “buying Furniture, call. If you have any. Goods‘o Real Estate you want sold ) If you want a first-class Wheeler & Wilson, Latest Imae UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING. . ot them, and it is. cus to the Poultry Fair now in progress . ‘To feel bright and cheerful attend to} aa will meet what bas }at Petaluma. Among the fowls was . your stomach, and take Simmons Liver CLOTHING January 17th, when the whe ing else than fine tailor-made OVERCOATS, BROAD CLOTH SUITS and CHIN. (CHILLA COATS and VES : bought last Fall for cash, and were marked down at such low cash prices that no firm or store on the Pacific Coast From of January we propose to give yo on,all our lowest cash price goods, res. Cash Customers and treated-_alike in our establishment. Reco per cent discount is made only on the Xoods we have just mentioned; and. every purchaser who buys $5 worth of goods will have a chance in the guessing jar until the 17th of January when the nearest guesser will get a $40 suit For every $5 worth you are entiaward will be made by\a committee Now what else do you want for. New. Year? S, etc, Our goods were now on until the 17th 10 per cent discount hich are marked in Cred} Customers are lect that the 10 from one season, to the other and so make two clearing sales every year, \These sules are generally made in January and July and our ustomers always have the benefit of these sales. \ 1. EXyimman & Go. _ SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, \ 1 NEVADA CITY, ©. =. — And thé RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSITION -\ STORE, D and ad Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL \ As Miss Power Will Re. WEEK ONin want ot Stylish HATS will do well to Ca'l Now. « Bp

ioe ~ Month ; $6 a Year. ~ “Ae Me the physicians announced that he i cet cic Sms Aico John P; Colford returned: last Friday evening from a few days’ visit to the hydraulic mining distr ct in the classic precints of Gold Run, in Placer county, where he went, not for his health alone, but in the interest ef the State Anti-Debris Aszociation and the people of the Sac:amento Valley. Although John had Tenus—15 Cents » Week ; 60 Cents a WEDNESDAY KV'NG. Ja’X.11,-'93. there’ but a few days, he performed some very valuable services, for which the Pinanagers of the Anti-Debri#’ Association . are loud in their praise. During his stay in the mountains:his experience was such as to add largely to the discredit of the good promises made by the miners at the joint ‘eonvention, held with the farmers, in San Francisco last spring. 1o a Democrat reporter Mr. Colford made a detailed statement of his visit, and in all his maneuvers and vonduct no winer can truthfully accuse him cf one dishonorable or ungentlemanly act, and hy'no means deserving of the shameful and threatening treatment which he received at the:hands of # lot of men who had pledged their honor that they would desist from all unlawful mining until the legislation proposed could be had. The following is a partial review of his experience: : On Wednesday, the 28th~day of De= +cember; Mr. Colford left here armed with a number of injunction papers for various Cream of tartar baking, Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength.— Latest Unirep Srates VERNMENT Foop Rerorr, ‘ Roréu Bixine Powpur Co. “ nae)" 106 Wall St.N, ¥. ILL LIVES. HE -hydraulic miners about Gold Run. The omcnre ‘one most desirable to be served was fer) Anothor Improvement inthe Condition _ of . James Stewart, Superintendent of Gould’s aage* ‘nas . Blaine, mine, and who had evaded the valley : ancgete= 3s A, watchmen for more a year. He went direct to Gold Run and took up his . quarterd at Moody’s hotel, where he arrived about 4:20 in: the evening. The following day was spent in a general observation of the surrounding country and making the acquaintance, of those with ‘whom he chanced to meet with the hopes of gaining an interview with the ‘gentle. men he was particularly in search. Especially did he endeavor to gain some infermation from the small boys and girls he met on the streets, but they all seemed to be imbued with the instincts o silence, and they appeared to not even know their own tiames or where anybody lived, much less the names or whereabouts of any prominent miner, and it seemed ap utter impossibility to get even a description of Mr. Stewart. " On New Year’s eve Mr. Colford made a trip to Dutch Flat, where he found the people-very suspicious and familiar with the object of his visit, or atleast that “a spy was in town.” On his return to Gold Run he wes openly accused of being aspy, wnd he frankly admitted that he tyad been worse sitice 8 P. M., and at that The family then gathered in the ‘room adjoining, fearing the worst, but the patient lost no more strength, and Z a. M. he was sleeping quietly with no indications of immediate dissolution and the family retired. His rest.continued until daylight At 3 o’clock Dr. Johnson said Blaine was likely to die atany time, but at 5 o'clock there was no probability of death for some hours at least. Half an hour later, ‘on leaving the house, he. said » their was no immediate danger of death. Dr. Johnson returned to the house:.at 0:30 and remained half an‘hour. On caving, he said that Blaine wes. better than during the night, and his condition was as favorsle as could.be ex“‘pected. He > “Med to take nourish. ‘mont. never visited the mines before aud was “preg Kteot of Santa R te hcko'in' dl THE DAILY “TRANSCRIPT. A Ook AND BU. stonr. PERNAL MENTION “ Mewada cad See. SoeStys By a Spy Who Must-Have Beet: Nearly Social and Other Notes About People 08d Published Brery.rening Hxowpt.@un-. Prighend Out of le Boot and. Young, i — : — w : [Marysville Democrat.] 4 B. F. Derrickson of San Juan wee in Established Sept. 6, 1860. ; town yesterday. Charles Hegarty of Moore's Fiat came to the county seat yesterday. ; Mrs: C, W. Kitts of Grass Valley was one of the visitors here yesterday. i{J. 1, Ott, the assayer, is.in San Francisco. "i i ae W. I. Mobley of Oakland is spending afew days in this city. . he ity visit. : : W. 11. Goff of Delta, Colp., arrived here last evening. . Mrs. L. D. Allen and daughter. of Brown’s Valley are visiting here. Mrs. G. William Durst left for Bul* Hon. William George was among the departures for the Bay ycsterday. N. L. Lightner of San Francisco arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. W. Harris of San Francisco arrived here last evening and left this morning for North Bloomfield. ‘ W. 8. Bigelow of Oakland arrived here last: evening on his;way to Columbia Hill to visit his parents, : _ Miss Anna Furth and E. H. Furth, of North San Juan,-arrived here today on their way below. L. L. Gaffney, who has been at Marysville and Sacramento. en. business, .re+ turned home last eve: ing. Liver Regulator. N. C. Miller of French Corral went to i San Francisco yesterday‘for the purpose DEADLOCK PROBABLE. of attending the funeral of the late Egbert ee — 3 Whi Not Strong Enough to. Win. the Mise Annie Ninnis, who has bean vis. lOve Strong ia iting’Grass Valley friends for » week, returned home yesterday. Jacob Weissbein, of the firm-of Weissbein Bres., bankers, leaves for New York City-in a day-or two on mining Captain Kingman of the Salvation Army leaves for Stockton Friday. He thas made many friends here by his quiet, gentlemanly manners. ¢ Among the Nevada Cityans that wore doing Grass Valley yesterday were Charley Grimes, Johnny Werry. William L. Cole and I. J. Rolfe, 8. Blom and Harry ©. Morrill, of San Francisco, and W. G. Woods of Sacramento, were among the arrivals last evening. _-Mrs. J. M, Chaney and her sister, Miss Lizzie Ott, arrived here from Watsonville Saturday evening, on a visit to their mother, Mrs. Luchsinger of Willow Valley. “Tux continual succession of boils, pimples, aiid_eruptious from which many anffer, initicates en impure state of blood ‘The most effective-remedy is Ayer’s Sarne tA OA A ential ProrisiondApplicable fo tho Superrisor ‘Each Supervisor must take charge of and he responsible for the roais in his distrigt.from and after January 2, 1383, and until such time as contracts are let neceasary repaira,and keep an account of done, i. e. do for his whole work heretofore done by the road over: seers. : ary, 1893, the Board shall advertise for sealed bids to keep in order and repair all public roada, bridges and culverts in the county; but may in its diseretion exclude from the contracts the repairing of for four, eonsecative weeks. shall be opened and the contracts. awarded separately for each trict in the county, says the new law; the provisions authorizing the sub-divisiuns of districts inte sections and letting by, sections have been repealed.” cable to a whole road in a district and. not for a part of one road; but the Board has the “authority to make a district smaller, gained by: doing so as all the roads must be attended to by some one. healthy livers. They take Simmons the front as a living issue and the developments seem to indicate that the . election of White is not yet assured. ~ the fight was made when. the Pepulists agreed to stand. in with the Republicans, provided they name a man jn favor of J the free coinage of silver, the Nicaragua camal and one who will pledge himself to do all in his power te compel the railroad companies to pay their debt to the government, Carlson's votes the Republican will have ixty votes, or one-half of the members of the Legislature, Burke is in doubt, and it ia believed can be induced to vote fo: the Republican nominee, He was elected by the nen-partisans. mittees. That will give a chairmanship to every Democratic member, and two others a chairmanship. pte eee Pee ee a as (TW PRESENT ROAD LAW. The will have to etaploy men to make all ole ‘distrist the “At the first regular meeting in Januy bridges. This shall be advertised . He The bids road disThis part of the law, it seems, is appliyet there is really nothing THe healthy people you meet have Fight The Senatorial fight is again coming to Perhaps the most important move in With. their own, the Populists’ and Legislative Notes. The Assembly has forty-three comAs each com—— . Edgar Milla, an old and highly respected citizen of this State, died in San Francisco yesterday, at the age of 64 years, His health had been poor for some time past and his death was not altogether unexpected by h‘s family. “Hie arrived :n California early in 1849 rand followed the business of civil engineer, making the original surveys on the Feather and the Sacramento rivers in the interests of the late General Satter and Samuel Brannan. oS From there he came te Nevada City Lin 1850, where -he. started in business with Colonel Avey, but a fire burned him out and he returned to Sacramento, Ce. in June, 1852. In 1862 he married Miss M.Swift; daughter of the late Judge OC. H.Swift of Sacramento. By this marriage he had four children. His brother, D. O. Mills, ig the millionaire banker of New. York city. : : The Grand Jury which met a short time ago and after makiug~« partial.report adjourned, will meet again on tho 25th, when the report of the expert appointed to examine the county officers’ books will be received and acte1 upon. Mrs. D, A. Crowell will opens kinder garten school at the M, E. Church, Ne vada City, Monday, January 9, at 9 o'clock A. M. the ages of 3 and 9 years. Parents wishing to place their children under my care will please confer with me at my residence, near M: E. Church, . ~ j4lw. evening. A tuil attendance is requested. * Omas. Banners, O. O. B. 8S. Reoror, K. of R. & 8. "ADAAR MIS Milionre Banker Died ia Sn Fras entered the bank ef D.0. Mills & The Grand Jury. My wife-cured of malaria by Simmons . . Liver~-Regulator,—J. N. Thompson, Pastor M. E. Chureh, Leigh, Neb. " Kindergarten School. Children received between The regular weekly meeting of Milo Lodge, No. 48, will be held Friday ROTEL ARRIVALS. __ National Exchange, Mrs. Whitten, Downieville, Mrs. Worthley, Camptonville, ~ Mrs. Gray, we Chas. Hage ty, Moore’s Flat, .__ 3c M. Cunard, loomtield, Louis Bushell, ha J. M. Q’Connor, ae A. R. Morrison, is ' Mrs. C. W. Kitta; Grass Valley, . K, CL Morgan, as Heury Droge, Washington, A> RKueebone; i Dan. Tuttle, Maybert, Mrs. 1.8. ‘Traman;San Francisco, Mra, E. R. Harrington, s H. S.Lightner, ia Wm. Harris, : B. F. Derickaon, San Juan, S. E. Akins, Sacramento; J. B. Treadwell, hee Rk, A. Blair, bs W. &. Bigelow, Oakland,-« W. 8. Mobley, oh Unien Arrivals. & w, Downieville, ett, Grasa Valley, “o Geo. Stran W. H. Bu D, Gillies, T. R. Cooley, ny J. E. Nihell, Alleghany, ; Mrs. ©. D. Allen & d, Bear Valley, W. G. Goff, Delta, Colo. Geo. Lovee, Purden’s Bridge, Dr. 8. Harris, Grass Valley, E. B. Lando, Maryaville, O. Crawford, San Francisco, E, W. Donnelly, Grass Valley, A. K. Morgan, Auburn,E. L. Williams, Washington, K. Wallis, You Bet, W. Phillips, Colfax, L. R. Prescott, Washington. ot Election of Officers. The annual meeting for the election of officers of the Congregational Sunday School at Grass Valley, wag held ‘Sunday afternoon, and resulted as follows: Mr. Edward Coleman, Superintendent ; “Mr. Chris opher Loney, Assistant Superintendent; Mr. Joseph Hattam, Treasurer; Miss Charlotte Dd, Seoretary ; Mins Julia Dahl, Organist ; Mr. Joseph Hattam, Librarian ; Executive Committee, Rev. L. J. Garver, Mr. Edward Colemau and Mr. Christopher Loney. ‘ __ Have Been ‘Asked to Close. The business houses have been asked to close this evening at 8 o'clock, and have generally.consented, 96 that every: After Physictans Fatled, Hood's Idren C8 . from diseases caused by impure blood, . We suthorize our advertised druggist copting orders purporting to be given by tot the Nineteenth ry, Cer WOupidene,” for the restoration. of lessness, Tired Feeling Gree’t Examined ; wae * greatest and most! effective remedy ever Deon: restored to perfect health by its use. “The sale of ti'is medicine im EngVand, Frence and Germany: is: unparalleled. Since jite introduction into’ the United: States tons of-thogsands vf peo leing's slong lost uncle.” Mitchell fell W. Dy Vititon have just received. » large’ stock of ‘‘Cupidene.” ‘Try it, all ye who are afilicted. Ce —.—————————__ @ Bo ogll’ Dr, King’s New Discovery: fo this condition. 1f you are afflicted with @ Cotigh, Cold or any Lung, Thioat or trouble; and will use this ‘femedy giving ita fair trial, andexwr omits Sottiown’d’ bave your mdtey refunded. ‘We could not: make this offer did we not

know’ that ‘Dr. King’s Now’ Discovery « the dhdersignéd; as I do not give orders and will not be ible for the same. j3-@e' °° Wattace J. Wits. : ‘ ’ $4" ‘s St @hould Bein Every House, J.B. ‘Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharpsbarg, Pa., says he will:nat be without who was threatened ‘with Pn after an ‘attack of “ La Grippe,” when various other remedies and several physicians had done her tio” good. Robert King’s New Discovery has donehim more good than anything he ever used for Lang . Prouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Froe Trial Bottles at Carr: Bros.’ Drug-Store _ large bottles, 50¢. and $1-00. wife pe oe ee : a picky Bourbon, « fing whiskey for Gicbenhaacr, ole agents for Pacific cy, Nevys——. . . waé there in the interest of the Anti-Debris Association. After several attempts to apprehen:! Mr, Stewart, he put into operation his detective abilities, which brought about the desired result, saparilla, It expels the poisons ‘harmlessly through the natural.channel, and eaves the skin clean and clear, mittee will have a clerk, and each clerk an assistant, the Democrats seem to be working under the rule of the greatest good to the greatest nymber. The last seasion of the Assembly had thirty-one The Place for Tourists. hewever, about my mode of dealing with patrons and I’m never behind hand either. leep) , e “pmlendadiic, etd, is the}""o, Tuesday following his arrival, he A lady tourist, traveling from one place to another in search of a climate that would benefit her health, happened . to come to Nevada City a few weeks ago und.took rooms at.one_ef the principal hotels. She soon began to feel better, the pure mountain sir of this iccality ating as a natural tonic to her system and giving to the patient new lifeand brighter spirits; So elated was she at the improvement made that letters since written by her have induced four other health-seekers to come here. The location of Nevada City, with its natural surroundings, makes it one of the beat resorts for those who are in search of health er recreation. met at the railroad station a_ former Marysvillian “and a young man whom: he afterwards ascertained to be named Mitchell. He engaged in: conversation, and finally asked to be directed to Stewart's residence, whom “he represented as inte the trap and imparted the coveted information. While still in conversation’ an old gentleman came walking leisurely down the track, and was thoughtlessly pointed out as Stewart. He was hailed by Mr. Colford and readily ‘answered to his name, when’ he was-cleverly served with the papers which he had so successfully eluded for more. than a. year. He admitted hia identity and apparently teok Po Freveat the Grip the matter very placidly., Tne news of —_—the service seemed to spread sbout the . Or any other similar epidemic, the blood. town like wildfire and it was noticable . and the system should be kept in healthy that the people were becoming oxcited. condition. Take Hood's Sarsaparilla to On the following morning he was in-. give strength, purify the blood and pret on’ the committee of Constitutional Amendments, Judiciary, Mines and Mining; Fish and Games.. ‘on Public Morals. ‘interesting match that-came off in France. Two women in good society > challenged each other, to talk fast. Each was to utter as many words as possible in & fixed time. Each woman talked 203,500 words. The other wou the the match with 206,080 words. pick out, two Nevada City women who can beat the record. committees. 4 I Hon:R. I. Thomatthas'been appointed “Bledsoe is chairman ofthe cvnttaitteThe Fagtest Talker. “The French newspapers tell of a very hreo consecutive hours. _ One uttered We will bet twenty cents that we can i + shania The Festive Spy‘anti-debria spies are abroad in. the of my. CANDI the quantity of my CANDIES which are going into consumption. sell ia pure, wholesome and delicious apd my vonfectiynery is jumping into popular: No. 13. Commercial St., Nevada City . ity ata tremendous pace. J. M_POLBY, Confectioner INDERHANDED 3 — Usually describes questionable business methods. There's nothing underhanded, always enticipate the public wants and just now they are wanting a great deal . . It looks as though 1893 was to open very aweet, judging from Everything 1 nnd ——————_—_—_—_ “What are wild waves saying Sister the whole day long ?” w Altoona, Pa. Both Had Eczem tn ite Worst Form Sereaparitla Perfectly Cured. ‘Great mental agony is endured b nts who see thor chi 4 and for which there seems ho Cure. This is turned to joy when Hood's Sarsaparilla is resorted to, for it expels the foul humors from the blood, and restores the diseased skin to fresh, healthy brightness. Read this: “To ©. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.: “We think Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the most valuable medicine’ on the market for bi and skin diseases. Our two children suffe terribly with the fi . Worst Form of Eczema for two years, We had three. physicians, but neither of them succeeded in curing them or even in ying them a little relief. At last. we tried Hood’s Sars Ha and in a onth beth children were ‘ectly cured. © recommend Hood’s Sarsaparilia as & standard a and would not be without it.” Mr. and Mrs. M. M, BOLLER, 1412 Ind Avenue, Altoona, Pa. Hoon’s P18 cure Constipation by reator. ing the peristaltic action of the alimentary canal, ” \Bveryth eee a ne, ere) ALFRED H. TICKELL, M.D. iS —OFFICE— ‘ Pine Street, next Carr Bros.’ “—RESIDENCE— National Exchanze Hotel, NEVADA CITY, CAL. at Cast Before my annual ‘stock race . ye taking every article in my store will be soldat. === ACTUALCOST. asain 2" Remember bf have the fnest lines of CLOTHING,SENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS, etc., and they a WUST GO. AT ONCE. B. H* MILLER, ydd_ Fellows’ Building, . Broad Street, Nevada City,; . From Friday, Jafuary 6\until sale will end. ae ' The stock consists of not could or can undersell us. plain figures. of tailor-made clothes. ‘led toa. guess,and the of: four. Please reply. We never carry goods over main THIS ly Ladies FALL AND WINTER formed by Mr. Mcody that he would have to leave the hotel as he (Mootly) had received a threatening letter and the denizens of the town were very indignant . . at him for harboring a spy. He was alse informed by Mr. Moody that a letter was awaiting him at the postoffice. Mr. Celford found the letter, which was advent disease, os Hoon’s Prits cure liver ills, Not on the Bills. The San Fransisco Chronicle of yesterday says: ‘ Albert Hosmer, the leading ~}-deserves.”” dressed te “Warren, the Spy.” On he. Ross the ing assured by the postmaster that the} . : 3 tester Wik Untelded Tor Kinh'hie opened 1] ls Theeeaple have been playing the and found the fellowing. epistle printed . *ing Parte ‘East Lynne.” They with a lead pencil: ae sa whole eataagrra ~~ eae 1 Leave this. district at once_and “never le love in. earnes .ailanin 1, fornanees the young couple decided to} = sgaengeancmmaiestat any *PY) nave no more ete about their actions, Yesterday they were quietly taarried in the presence of a few friends. There was no pretense about their lovemaking on the stagé last night.” Hosmer was born at Little, York, in this county, and is known by many persons here, He has visited our town with theatrical companies, Miss Rosa has also been here, appearing once; with the Russell Company. She is quite charming and ia typesetter by trade. At the bottom of the letter was tuughly drawn a scaffold and noase and the figures “601,” Mr. Colford finding himself without shelter and having accomplished the main object of his visit, left for home on the following morning. ’ Other indignities were heaped upon t! e watchman which to enumerate, would necessitate toe much space at the pres ent time. ‘ After the papers had been served on Stewart Mr, Golford walked down inte Provips yourself with a bottle of leading lady, gave « little per. sus-just-at-this time isa matter of con‘yeuverday tet wae nov onthe) jaoture..Mag-he the Geld Rue. notice frightened some of the spies and caused them to come over this way, where the climate is evidently more salubrious. ‘purgatives. ‘Take Simmer Liver Rege _] two men, and to elude them he stepped the diggings ofthe Old Gold Run mine when he found he was being followed by Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and so have the means at hand for contending successfully with a sudden cold, As an emergency medicine, it-has ao equal, and leading physicians everywhere recommend it. Prize-Winning J ellies. A large assortment of jelhes, made by Mrs: 'B. 8.° Rector of this city was sh pped to San Francisco yesterdsy and will be placed om exhibition at the Citrus later to the World’s: Fair at Chicago. ‘Mrs. Rector has long een recognized as jelly-makers . he heard one of them say: “If we}. 100 the —of ab — mow we could fix him.” ae If Tshu' could get one of those’ fellows ina ring under Queensberry rules he would very soon get satisfaction for their Union :*The road between Nevada in the Golden West. 5, we _ . plenty of red peppers, onions and pepper land once more. Six or seven of these representatives ftom the cabbage patches are now in this county, having..come here within the past two or three days and scattered promiscuously in different directions like herders bunting for stray sheep. Why they should be s0 numerDox’r almost kill yourself by violent lator, a mild laxative. 2 Doing a Good Job. Gee ge E. Turner is giving our peoole a few pointers on macadamizing streets. Pine street, in front ef his extensive hardware store, is being put in fine condition, A good thick bed of hard rock was laid as a foundation, the snoceeding layers being well graded in the size of rock used so as to pack close, the upper covering being small rock quite evenly broken, and the whole covered well with creck gravel. A street built in this way will last forever, and can be kept in # year. . A Het Launch. .< An advertisement appeared in the Appeal atating that a hot lunch would be served at a certain saloon in that city from 11.4.M. t03 P.M. When the ad. vertined hour.arrived « larg number of the patrons of the place were’ present feast. They were not disappointed as mpon the lunch counter they found ‘. City and Grass Valley is dry, but . : mance. : ceedingly rough, and Supervisors Buf Hanoy for travellers is Simmons Liver +e = pes fngten snd Donnelly, now thet they are Regulator in powder. It can be carried ‘Tue mystery has been solved at last; have an opportu-. in the pocket. — Our tooth uo longer need decay, towns of the county over Mine Donley. f By. SOZODONT they're swept away; ten times more travel] James Quick Badger Hill, this And young and eld may smile secure With lips and testh vo bright and pare. -MMPERIALS!” Th bn Clea a “ifs” © ONATIVE SOV OF MARYLANE:.) ‘ NEVADA CITY, CALIT ORNIA. GS itfimn, Stevana-Kand -made, Rich, Mcllaw and Nelicious Flavor. 0 pe ~ OPrOosrrier --1¢ YHE LIFE OF TRADE. . 0 good shape by s small exp. nditure once TRACY'S ss FURNITURE ss STORE ~ Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Onn on TRACY. hee”mmr sell your Furuiture, call on TRACY. "If you want to rs at Auction, call. on TRACY, —— proved, No. 9, Sewing Machine, call on TRACY. If-you want to. save money in “buying Furniture, call. If you have any. Goods‘o Real Estate you want sold ) If you want a first-class Wheeler & Wilson, Latest Imae UNDERTAKING and EMBALMING. . ot them, and it is. cus to the Poultry Fair now in progress . ‘To feel bright and cheerful attend to} aa will meet what bas }at Petaluma. Among the fowls was . your stomach, and take Simmons Liver CLOTHING January 17th, when the whe ing else than fine tailor-made OVERCOATS, BROAD CLOTH SUITS and CHIN. (CHILLA COATS and VES : bought last Fall for cash, and were marked down at such low cash prices that no firm or store on the Pacific Coast From of January we propose to give yo on,all our lowest cash price goods, res. Cash Customers and treated-_alike in our establishment. Reco per cent discount is made only on the Xoods we have just mentioned; and. every purchaser who buys $5 worth of goods will have a chance in the guessing jar until the 17th of January when the nearest guesser will get a $40 suit For every $5 worth you are entiaward will be made by\a committee Now what else do you want for. New. Year? S, etc, Our goods were now on until the 17th 10 per cent discount hich are marked in Cred} Customers are lect that the 10 from one season, to the other and so make two clearing sales every year, \These sules are generally made in January and July and our ustomers always have the benefit of these sales. \ 1.. EXyimman & Go. _ SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORE, \ 1 NEVADA CITY, ©. =. — And thé RED FRONT ONE-PRICE OPPOSITION -\ STORE, D and ad Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL \ As Miss Power Will Re. WEEK ONin want ot Stylish HATS will do well to Ca'l Now. « Bp