January 18, 1893 (4 pages)

we BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. WEDNESDAY EV’NG. JAN. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: SSE "93. 18, NEW STAMPS, They Can Now. Be Obtained at the Nevada City Postoffies: Postmaster Calkins this morning received 9 big lot of the new postage stantps‘frém thé Government Stamp Agency at Hartford, Conn. The denominations réceived are the one, two, four, five, ten and fifteen-cent stamps, these being the kinds most called for at the office tere. Although the Columbian etamps have been on sale at the large city offices for some time, Nevada City ig pypbably the first office in this part of the Staté to reseive them for distribution” te purchasers. The stamps différ’ih size from those now in use, the-engraved space being seven-eighths of an“ineh by one and eleven-thirty-seconds inthe’, each stamp bearing a design commemorative of the discovery of America by Columbus. The details of the design are as follows: A white-faced imprint of the years 1492 and 1892 in the upper left and right hand corners respectively ; then in white shaded capitals beneath in a waved line the words ‘‘ United States of America,” . U below which, in a narrow tablet conforming te the-curved frame to the. picture under it, are the words of denomination, for example, ** Postage 2 cents,” or ‘‘ Postage 5 cents,” etc. Thepictures are different on the different denominations. Below we give a description of d the pictures upon the stamps received st} © the office in this city : — One-cent—‘* Columbus in Sight of Land.” On the left of the picture’ is represented an Indian woman with her chitd;-and~on-the-right~an-—-Indian—mao with headdress of feathers—each figure: in a sitting posture. Coler, Antwerp. blue. Two-cent—‘‘ Landing of Columbus,” after the painting by Vanderlyn in the rotunda of the Capitol at Washington. Color, purple maroon. — ~ Four-cent—‘‘ Fleet of Columbus ”— the three caravels, Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta—in mid-ocean, from a Spanish of Five-ceut—="' Columbus seliciting Aid of Jaabella.””_Color, chocolate brown. Ton-ceni—‘<Columbus_Presenting Na tives.” Color, Vandyke ‘brown. Fifteen-cent—‘‘ Columbus Announcing His Discovery. Color, dark green. The new stamps are very pietty and appropriate, and will be sold_only this year. Parties wishing stamps of the -present issue can obtain them instead of) the Columbian stamps, if they desire. A full set of the new stamps costs $16.26. The Columbian stamped envelopes have not been received here yet, but are expected soon. The design consists of an embossed citcular stamp, considerably larger thar present series, bearing prefiles of ms and Liberty above the figure of . -agle with outstretched wings and surmounted by a shield simi-) lar to that used im the arms of the United States. : << @e — . PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Noles About People Old ~. . and Young, pi W. Meyeis is down from Moore’s Flat, L. Levey of San Francis¢o is in town. Geo. Barton’ left.on the noon train for San Francisco where he will reside. N. D. Parker and C. H. Lovell of San Francisco came in on the mornizg trai’, A, G. Locke of Sani Francisco is here on @ visit. B. J. Rhodes of San Francisco is in towa. ‘ A. P. Hodge, the piano man of Francisce, is in town. W. Miller of Stanford is here on a visit. Saa Geo. A. Bishop, of San Francisco is in E. M. Lynn of Sacramento came in on last-.evening’s train. is very sick again, and confined te hi bed. 5 J. A. Northway, proprietor of th Unien Hotel, returned from a visit to San Francisco this morning. Mrs. KE. M. French of San Francisco i visiting the family of Thomas Sburtlef Manager Wilbur Makes His Report to the “the Anti-Debris “Association is now in session in Sacramento and we glean the following from the report made by Mand+ ger Wilbur: § fendants in the ease-of the -County_.of Yuba vs. The Kate Hays Mining Comprocesses and have~filed demurrers by their respective attorneys, the injunction issued remaining in full force. the Fureka’Lake and Yuba Canal Com pany, the former Superintendent of the Company, A. 8. Bigelow, has been detected in the act of mining by the hydraulic process: also, in the case of the County persons, Joseph Hustler, James A. Hustler and W. A; Hustler have-been caught mining by the hydraulic process ‘in violation of an injunction. have been cited to appear 10 proceedings on uext Thursday: morning before Judge Davis of Yuba and Sutter. vice of an injunction on James Stewart, superintendent of the Gold Run Mine, and also stated that a bitter feeling existed in that vicinity against one known to be a watchman from the valley. On JanN. Clowser, Deputy Sheriff of Yuba county, and Henry Alter, of Sacramento, to serve as watthmen in the vicinity of Gold Run, and the American where they are now. he stated that from information in_ his possession the greater portion of the illicit hydraulic mining now carried on was be‘ing done -by Chinamen, who not only ow are engaged in burying the Caucasian settlers in the valley ’ with debris, but even refuse to-leave in California the) gold they receive for their work of destruction. : lature a memorial giviag the status of the hydraulic mining question at present and expressing the objecta of the State AntiDebris Association pending any contemplated legislation. “engraving. Color, attramariane bleep and Past Grand Curly ~ Bear David—E. . Den, and W. T. Morgan, Grand. Vice We regret to state that Assessor Bond ASSOCIATION. Meeting. *-~’ He states that all the depany, and others have been served With In the case of the County ef ¥uka_vs. Yuba vs/ James Ornett et al., three All these parties contempt The Manager further reported the sor: ary 13, 1893, however, he dispatched "iver, Speaking of the’claim made by the hyraulic miners that their industry gives mployment to a large number of men, It was decided to present to the Legisill “Institute A nother ‘Cave. Grand Curly Bear Leonard 8. Calkins Morgan leave’ tomorrow noon ‘for San Francisco. On Saturday morning they M. H. Smith, on Neal street, between Church and Mill, Grass Valley, has the most complete steam dye works qutside of San _ Francisco. dyeing or cleaning done give him your rorders. He does his work well aud at low rates.‘ : We would be much obliged if the scissors editor of the Grass Valley Tidings would give us proper credit for the articles which he clips from the TaanSCRIPT. Under its yesterday's issue we find two items taken from the Transcrier without proper credit. Tea Cents a Can. Corned Beef, ten cents per can, at Jackson’s Bee Hive. téod firstclasy’*quality, No excuse for going without a good dinner. wn Steam Dye Works. es Fair Play. If you want any f ‘“‘leoal jottings ” in Every can guaran Dry Spruce Wood and Shakes For sale by Thos, Shurtleff & Sen of the Plaza Grocery store. “ Our shakes are the best ever brought tu this city—ouly $10 a thousand. j11-5t In just 24 hours J. V. 8, relieves constipe tion and sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventsreturn. Wereler, by HL. Marshall, Brunswick House,8. F.; Geo. AWerner, 631 California St. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel ein, 136 Kearny 8t. 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terren<e Court, 8. F. writes: “I am60yearsof age and hhave-hed-coustipation for 25-years.-I-vasinduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia. Trecognized in itan herb the Mexicans used togive us in the early 50’s for bowel troubles. (1 came to California in 1839 )and F knew it would help meandithas, Forthefirettime in years I can sleep well aud my s;stem is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this remedy eres certain cure inconstipation and Just 24. to W. will take the steamer for Eureka, Humboldt county, at which place they will institute Cave No. 6 of the Curly Bears. Will Walters, Grand Loyal Keeper of Curly Bear, who left San Francisco for Eureka today, will be there to assist in the ceremonies. Messrs. Calkins and David Morgan expect to be absent week, is The Grand Jury. — The Grand Jury wilk meet again one week from today. Following are the imembers : N.C: Milter, foreman ; F.J. Thomas, clerk ;G. C. Gaylord, C. E. Mulloy, David Muir, M. L. Marsh, EP. Hager, John Rector, J. P. Stone, Thomas Bucket, $. H. Dille, James Bennallack, W. H. Weldon, Peter Johnson, George Murphy, ©. 0. ‘Jepson, J. G. Dickson, ©. C, Bittner, H. W. R. Crouch, : : For Forty Days. Hebry Miller was arrested by Constable Dillon yesterday for vagrancy. He was taken before Justice Plunkett, found guilty and sentenced to serve forty T ings, nia. . erty can be seen on the inventury_is at the office o' Harris Bros. & Co. of San'Francisco No. 2213California street,open for inspection during business hours. A deed containing a description of the Real Estate isin the hands of Harris-Bros.& Co. No. 221 California street. : 2 eas ‘Separate bids will Real Estate, Stuck and ete., by the undersigned, to be delivered to H. L. Smith, Secretary of the Board of Trade on or before the 25th day of January, 1893, at 10 o’clock A, M. Fach bid must he accompained with a certified check for 5 percent of the amount bid. Right reserved to reject any-and all bids. situated, of the . ; & Morrison at North Bloomfield, ‘CaliforThe stock and other personal propTRUSTEES SALE. iE undersigned offers. at privale gale tie entire stock of Genera dise, Fixtures, Shelving, Horses, one Wagon; also the Store BuildStable, and land on which the same MerchanSafe, Two late firm of O’Connor reraises. An be received for the BENJ. HABRIS A. M. McLEOD jays in the county jail. HOTEL ARKIVALS. — National Exchange. — L. G. Sweetland, French Corral, U. Arpin, “e C. Bi. Fulweiler, San Francisco, town. Richard Foete, i F Willi Sie % ho. Jas. Quick i this 9th day of Frank Wi Hams of Sierra City, wh iE. Quick, ip egy fa has been at San Francisce on a visit, arH. Kemp a oe Tere last eveliig on tis way her Gree ae M. Lindley, Sacramento, F. B. Southworth, ‘ J.D. Sivils,-— ss E. M. Lyna, SRR as 8} R. C, McMurray, Celumbia Hill, E. J. Moore, Washington, John McBean, Baltic Mine, E. B. Brigham, Bloomfield, A. ©. Presley, Chicago, Chris. Mallon, Delhi Mine, 3 Wm. Meyers, Moore’s Flat, ¢. John Spaulding, Seigler Spring; L. Levey, New York, e ab this city. A. G. Presley: of Chicago, who has been visiting friends at Columbia Hil arrived here yesterday on his way home. E. B. Brigham of Columbia Hil) was i town last everiing on his way to Sau Francisco. The Dirigo Club. A meeting of the members of tl Dirigo Whist Club will be held th week fer the purpose of reorganizing for It-is expected that the rules will be revised, making the meeting hour _ the winter. earlier aud the number of games less. A Leader. Since ite first introduction,. Electric Bi ters has gained rapidly in popular faver, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its u as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized aé the best and purest medicine all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Ki neys. teed with each bottle or the money lI bo refunded. Price only 50c. per old by Carr Bros, 2Oer Baby cried, Mother sighed, It will cure Sick Headache, Iudigestion, Constipation, and drive Malario from the system. Satisfaction guarain’ till. YF Wilttiams, Sierra City;——— Wm. Miller, Stanford, Ill, l, John Clark, Forest City, Sam Gillham, Downieville. a Union Arrivals. G. A. Taylor, Grass Valley, R, P. Loney, do W. P. Miller, do 21, W. J. Rogers; de is L. F. Haines, doE. W. Donnelly, do Mrs. M. Rose, San Francisco, A. P. Hodges, do B. J, Rhodes, do Cc. R. Winn, do Gust, Orzalli, Graniteville, Mrs. A. Kughne, San Francisco, J. H. English, Columbia Hill, R: BE. Camden; ~; do L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. H. Wadley, do tBORN. In this\ city, January 18th, to J, °K. Carr and wife, a son. —————— Assessment Notice. 38 or dDIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Q Nevada City, Gal. Notice is herebygiven of the Board of Directors, day of January, 1803, an that at a meeti held onthe 17t assessment (Number 4) of two centa per io share was levied. upon the eapital stock of the corporation, payable Febru 20th. 1898, te the Seeretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U, 8. Gold coin. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ist day ef Febiuery 1898, will be delinquent end advértived for gale at public auction, and, unless payment te aade before, will be'sold on the loth day of , 1803, the hour of ip est A. iM. sone office of the Seoretary Of said coinares, 60 ee. the peed assessment, i 3 vertising end exa are pA . y order of the Board of Directae. K. CASPER, Secretary. Seyade City, Cal corporation, company, Roor San Fraucisco.Cal., to Secretary of said company, ov or beiore the 10th day of February, 1893. Any stock upon Which this assessment sball remain unpaid upon said 10th day of February, 1893, .will be delinquent and advertised:for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on the 27th day of February, 1393, to pay said delinquent assessment, together with “costs of-advertising and fexpenses Trustees. Dated Jan. 10, 1893. A srosmmen yh etice. EFICE OF THE WAMOND CREEK Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, Room 2,,218 California street, San Francisco, Janpary 9, 1893. tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal. Notice is hereby given that at a meetng of the Directors of said company, held January, 1493, pursuant an assessment (No. 1) of seven and one-half cents (7}¢.) per share . wae lewied n the capital stock of said anno ble at the ofa” OT UH n?, 218 California street; E. M. FRANK, Secretary. Room 2, 218 California street, San Kran cisco, California. Locashivering newsboys close by Pie alley hung round a chestnut vender’s stand like flies round the bung ef a molasses barrel. ‘The few passers hurried along with their coat collars turned up and Leyes straight ahead. ‘Trade wasn’t good. the stillness, followed by piteous sobbing. The chestnnt man, wringing his hands likea maniac, hung over his overturned stand. Sparks and glowing coals streamed across the sidewalk. A couple of boys shot out of sight around they nearest corner. and mingled with imprecations in an unknown tongue. “gathered. A policeman sauntered over. A herdic dashed ap. “Still the sobs burst from the liearded face of the poor foreigner. didn't chase the gamins and give them a sound thrashing. He had never thought of that, but at the word started_after . his tormentors, still sobbing:: It was toe late. He came back, righted his ee capsized apparatus, scraped up the chestnuts and“ replaced.them.over.the little fre that remained, crying all the while like a whipped schoolboy. The crowd scattered, the herdic driver drove on, the sobs of the chestnut man grew less and less until the frosty air turned them into a chatter. : ; saidyone young fellow to another as they hurried down the. street. like babies,” baldi’s riflemen were of that race.—Boston Journal,” : very much alarmed over the Indian troubles in the western part of this state, in the Sierra Madre ‘mountains. According to the reports which have reached here during the last. few days, the Yaqui Indians havebeen greatly aronsed by the wholesale massacre of their neighbor and friendly tribe at Tomachie by government troops. peaceable Yaquis in the” valleys of Sof nora and Chihuahua are leaving their farms and ranches, and with their wives: and children are gathering at an appointed’ rendezvous in the mountains porth of Trinidad, where they have discovered another patron saint in the person of a beautiful Mexican girl named Anita Roca, whose father is a shepherd. 1. Vegetable . : _@Sarsaparilla FOR SALE BY to make war upon-the—Mexicans, and to reclaim the rich Mexican lands in the ¥Yaqui-valley-which the government has taken from them. There are several hundred Indian braves and about 200 “Mexicans now preparing to~begin--their} -)depredations.and war of extermination. They are nearly, all well armed, and are expected to begin their campaign as soon as winter sets in.—Cor. St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. More Canadians Here. Than in Canada. Conservative club of “Toronto. PresiTears from a Descendant of Heroes, It “was midnight and cold. A few Suddenly a heartrénding shriek broke The sobs grew louder Like magic a crowd . ° Some of ‘the crowd laughed. The herdic man asked him why he “Them Dagoes ain't wuth nothin,” “They bawl And yet Csar’s legionaries and GariA Troublesome Girl Saint. The state and general governments are The St. Anita urges the Indian worshipers There is trouble in the Youpg Men’s dent Armstrong recently made some remarks derogatory to the Conservative government as to ita policy, which:.allowed wholesale immigration of Canadians to the United States, and: said Canada was being annexed to the républie by job lots. , This led to charges that he was not loyal to the Conservative party, and at a meeting today the club was asked to passa resolution expressing its disapproval of Armstrong’s views. In the discussion that followed it was asserted that there were now more hative born Canadians in the United States than in Canada, and=more in Chicago than in Toronto, The resolution=was_ defeated.—Cor. Chicago News-Record. A Prelate’s Wicked Brother. It is rumored that one of the brigands who have been making havoc ‘in the Campagna is a brother of the vicar gen eral, Not long ago he headed a@ party of desperadoes that attacked the vehicle of a church dignitary on the outskirts of Ronie. The divine was liorribly frightened, but was reassured by the highwayman, who declared’he would not. harm 40 well meaning a man as himself. In 3 short while monsignore and the masked man were in deep conversation. she former having been completely won over by the distinguished manners of the brigand. A few days later monsi guore received a courteous note explainLing that a fur lined cloak was needed, and stated that it might be left at a certain spot,—Baltimore American. j E. M. Frank, jul YER'S Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations olaiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredient used in it is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the ties, Also, beCures Catarrht cause the yelsaid Su of said day, Searls, at of the M. D.M. A 1898. Notice of Sale. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, THAT in parsuance of an order of the Super ior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the Ninth day of January, 1893, in the matter of the estate ef 8. E. STOREY, deceased, the under. signed, the administratrix of said estate, will cell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by ior Court, on Monday, the 30th day of January, 1893, at 10 o'clock, a.m. at the law office of Fred evada City, inthe County of Nevada, State of California, an undivided one fifth interest in’the BLUE JAY QUARTZMINE, situated of the North bank of the South Yuba River, in the County of Nevada, State of California, about four miles East of the town of Washington, and designated in the office eneral for California, as Lot No. 58, embracing #porticn of Section 2, Township 17 N., R. 11 E., q Said elaim embracing 1306. linear feet of the BLUE JAY gold quartz vein and containing 11.08 acres of land, and being the quaits mine patented by the Government of the United States t §. EB. STOREY by mineral patent dated pril 18th, 1890. Bids, in writing, for the purchase of ofeaid interest, will be received at said law office until said 30th day of January, . , 8. Surveyer y, deceased. Nevada City, January 10th, 1595. . Terms of sale, cash, in gold coin of the ‘United States, on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court.8. N. STOREY, Administratix of the Estate oi “Heme at K. Casper’s store, on Pipe street, of 8. E. Storey, low dock, being raised expressly for the ‘Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only,small doses are needed. It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in. existencé, It Cures makes food nourSCROFULA ishing, work pleasnities ant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable, It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them barmlessly by the natural channels. AYER’S Sarsaparilla gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Dr. J.C, & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by all reggie; Price Tein boules, $8. *@ Ass genéral family remedy for 4: rorpid Liver, Gonatipation, rae f drspeneie. ase ise, and dishealthf hive Grocery Store, Comercial, street. Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific eisco. companion to ‘+A Yard of Roses’ which. variety richest in medicinal proper-—] « 2 Ee Re ER ata AN ee How's Your. Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a in the stomach undipeste, poisoning the lood; uent headache ensues; a feeling of lassitude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the: whole system is deranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more ag — health ae appi giving them , a health, Siew than any 4 y known on earth. . It acts with extraor . dinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, aoe aT nS cee. goct produced; it seems 0 anced: be almost a ect cure for all diseases of the Hires’ Royvt Seer. Bel uarters for tiis delicious and summer bever:ye—at the Bee2 Daye of *+'49.” Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. . Meyerfeld, Mitchell & San Fran. Coast;-.116 Front ‘street, 5 i _ ja23-ly To Bvery Que of Our: Readers —“A Yarc . of Pansies.” By special arrangement with the publishers, we are enabled to make every one of our readers a present of one of thes« exquisite Oil Pictures 36 inches long, & all have seen and admired. “This exquisite picture, “A Yard ot-Panstes;-/ was painted by the same noted artist wh: equal in every respect to the original, which cost $800, aud accompanying i: are full directions for framing at home, a a cost—of a few cents, thus forming & beautiful ornament for your parlor or a guperb Christmas gift, worth at least $5. Send your name and address to the pub lisher, W, JENNINGS DEMOREST, 15 Kast 14th—8t., New York, with three two-cent stamps to pay for the packing mailing etc., and mention that you are a reader of the DaiLy Transcript and you will receive by return mail one of these. valuable Works of Art. New York Bakery G. Wm, Durst, Prop. [JAVIN PURCHASED THIS WEI.1known and popular Bakery; on Commercial . Street,< adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to keep on hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc AWedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on short netice and on mor: reasonable terms. Allorders for anything ia my line prempt ly attended to, ¥ ‘4 By strict attention to business giving th: best satisfaction and selling at low rates,’ ope to merit a liberal patronage. COOPER BROS...+-Proprietors Manufacturers of all kinds of ~ LUMBER Matched Fling, Fencing, ——LATHS AND_DRESSED. SIDING, A Large quantity of SEA BONED LUM BER{on hand which will be (CIGARS AND TOBCCO. ‘ Hereby notify their friends and th bi233! Liver. bebe the Hic generally that they will kee ee a yer 18 torpid the Bowall grades af CIGARS, TOBACCO, els are slug and con. . PIPES, Etc:, which they will sell-atthe stipated, the food lies — = did-the—‘Roaes.”’1The reproduction i: . Gus, J. & Ed, W. Schmid E AVIME ‘purdhaced the shoe rade of L, Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Furniture at Cost / Now is Your Time to Fur: __nish Your »Fouse-! . LEGG & SHAW Have marked down everything in the Furniture line at Cost Price. __.The stock consists of a full line of / Beds, Bedding, Lounges, Sideboards, Cheffroneres, Bedroom. Sets, 2 Bookcases, Ete., Etc. Call and examine our Goods before, iuak'ng your purchases elsewhere. IT IS A FACT . THAT AT JAMES : KINKEAD’S ésemeneal Stvent: Searts’ Block, AN BY? FOUND the most Artistic and de M Styles of Furn}— Bedding, . Window Shades, hau? acks, Hat Racks, Chaira, * avles, Feather Dusters, Kte.,; Ete. . Upholstering done un shert notice, * Thankful for past patronage IT reapectiully solicit a continuance in the future. All business done:on the square, and soods sold at lowest prices. JAMES KINKEAD, FURNITURE: STORE, J, E. CARR.Schnol Books, Blank Books. & “he = cre beans we suizibon noe meh asta Mineral Just Received. _ T. H. CARR. CARR BROS. PROPRIETORS OF THE(Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store Masnie Biding, Cor. Pino and Commorial Stres, Nevada Gi. ? KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A ? : oe Compte"Stockof Drags, Tatert btiives, Gls; Vantistes; He. ee en ‘Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, -” Pictorials,” Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ‘Finest Brands of Cgusin Nevada City, WATER. . GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR gem!-Annvual Report of The Citizens Bank and Its Agency at Grass yalleay Showing Its Financial io We the’vndersigned do golemnly swear that we have each of us a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a condition of,the Citizens Bank ard _ its’ gency at Grass Valley, oi the nioriiig . of January Ist, 1893, according to the best of our knowledge and belief; and the assets therein named are all in the cust.dy f the said Bank its proper officers end correspondents. We furthermore solemnly swear that the paid up capital stock of the Vitizens Bank is Thirty Thousand -Dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear irom the foregoing report. KE. M. PRESTON, President. Joun T. Moraan, Cashier. State of Califoraia, } c County of Nevada.j ™ Subscribed and sworn to before me this sold at the"Lowest Marke Rates. wumiber of all kinds for Building and Min ng purposes, always on hand or Sawed ‘o rder. Orders left at the Saw Mill, near . Quaker Hill, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Grass Valley Road, will be prom; tl delivered. NBWGROCERY STORE ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PKOPLE of Nevada U'ty that he has epened a First-class Grocery Store on the Corner of Broad and Commercial Stroots, Nearly opposite”. K. Chureh, Where he will keep constantly on hand the very best of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, ‘ in a Store of this kind, B tng apeds at the lowest living te tll, tm ead cas at Fin EN BN A a NEO Tae — hates cure you itd And Everything Else Usually Found strict attention to business and aa ices, hope to receive a share of the public patare 3d day of January, 1893. [SEAL] Frep Sears, Notary Public, Nevada Ceunty, Cal, Revada Drug and Stationery su : Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, UNEVADA OIT-, a W. D, VINTON, : + + Proprietor. rf\ a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded. Alao # complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries,*Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Borap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, ~ Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting « (Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, ‘ Etc., Etc,, Ete, = = —— Cond no on the Morning of January ist, 1893. ‘ RESOURCES. Bank Premiises...-$ 5,000 00 Real Estate taken for debt. 18,800 00 Miscellaneous Bonds.. 54,250 00 County Warrants... 1,285 51 Loans on Real Estate.,. 20,240 00 \.oans on Stocks, Bonds and Waerene . weiss 1,846 35 Loans-on-Personal Security -and Overdratts > syvr;5--85,460 91 Loans on other securities. 4,871 23 Money on hand.’. .. 58,392 4) Due from Banks...-. 11,221 40 furniture and Fixtures.. 5,000 00 (hot Baulon oc owes kk ows 1,268 7. $267,636 52], LIABILITIES. * Paid up’ Capital.. :.$ 80,6 °0 00 Reserve Fund, ..00. 10,0'-3 00 Undivided Protita... 24,912 43 Due Depositors...195,395 8% ek: POMS. 65 aae ees 5,337 95 Dividends Unpaid... 1,990 26 $267,636 5: rue and correct report of the financia}y : eo EKPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND gees i um, yellow ochre, @ bago and clay. —— = An Analysis . The sworn certificate of a Ban Francisco chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: (Black.) Colored with plumba; d indigo. (Black.) Colored with h Aa oats o. 8, (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and ndigo, plumbago and No. 4. (Green.) Excessi ri nsist indigo and enlaces ply —n wads No, 5. (Uncolored? alleged.) Colored with plumDoeg not this condition call loudly fora brand of * Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed suncured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it. A ehild can drink it, ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half ag much per cup. Aixty cents per pound. Never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ‘BEECHS. TEA Draws a canary color of delightGEO. C. GAYLORD and NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, RECTOR BROS Proprietor ‘The Only First-olass Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Structure Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, Headquarters of Commercial Travelers _, and Tourists, Free ‘Bus ‘to and'from al Trains. Telegraph, Post Office and General @ Office inthe Building. ” The Table Not Excelled by that . Any Hotel in the interior lof the State. The Transcript has th: Sole Agents for Nevada City. Dufy’s Malt Whiskey . Beehive,” Commercial Street, od SHURTLEFF & SON; UNION . HOTL First-Class. in ell its . Avvoin'me is, And the only hotel in the city that empleys oe : ’ ALL WHITE LABOR,’ €@Free . 'Bus to and From All Trains. J. A. NORTHWAY, National Meat Market OPPOSITES (ITIZENS BANK, 0, J.NAFPZIGER...Proveietor_ omplete Bookand Job California, {All of which will be ssi Low P . EEF, Pusat wn, 3 GEs, Ete, bd de , ? : ’ HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesdle etail, ’ Printing Office in Northern! anaeit xindy ot Meste esusily found Prigos . firet-class Market, Z Weate delivered f£ 00 of chazge. O, J. KAFVSIGSS, ——_—_ t

we BROWN & CALKINS. Proprietors. WEDNESDAY EV’NG. JAN. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT: SSE "93. 18, NEW STAMPS, They Can Now. Be Obtained at the Nevada City Postoffies: Postmaster Calkins this morning received 9 big lot of the new postage stantps‘frém thé Government Stamp Agency at Hartford, Conn. The denominations réceived are the one, two, four, five, ten and fifteen-cent stamps, these being the kinds most called for at the office tere. Although the Columbian etamps have been on sale at the large city offices for some time, Nevada City ig pypbably the first office in this part of the Staté to reseive them for distribution” te purchasers. The stamps différ’ih size from those now in use, the-engraved space being seven-eighths of an“ineh by one and eleven-thirty-seconds inthe’, each stamp bearing a design commemorative of the discovery of America by Columbus. The details of the design are as follows: A white-faced imprint of the years 1492 and 1892 in the upper left and right hand corners respectively ; then in white shaded capitals beneath in a waved line the words ‘‘ United States of America,” . U below which, in a narrow tablet conforming te the-curved frame to the. picture under it, are the words of denomination, for example, ** Postage 2 cents,” or ‘‘ Postage 5 cents,” etc. Thepictures are different on the different denominations. Below we give a description of d the pictures upon the stamps received st} © the office in this city : — One-cent—‘* Columbus in Sight of Land.” On the left of the picture’ is represented an Indian woman with her chitd;-and~on-the-right~an-—-Indian—mao with headdress of feathers—each figure: in a sitting posture. Coler, Antwerp. blue. Two-cent—‘‘ Landing of Columbus,” after the painting by Vanderlyn in the rotunda of the Capitol at Washington. Color, purple maroon. — ~ Four-cent—‘‘ Fleet of Columbus ”— the three caravels, Santa Maria, Nina and Pinta—in mid-ocean, from a Spanish of Five-ceut—="' Columbus seliciting Aid of Jaabella.””_Color, chocolate brown. Ton-ceni—‘<Columbus_Presenting Na tives.” Color, Vandyke ‘brown. Fifteen-cent—‘‘ Columbus Announcing His Discovery.. Color, dark green. The new stamps are very pietty and appropriate, and will be sold_only this year. Parties wishing stamps of the -present issue can obtain them instead of) the Columbian stamps, if they desire. A full set of the new stamps costs $16.26. The Columbian stamped envelopes have not been received here yet, but are expected soon. The design consists of an embossed citcular stamp, considerably larger thar present series, bearing prefiles of ms and Liberty above the figure of . -agle with outstretched wings and surmounted by a shield simi-) lar to that used im the arms of the United States. : << @e — . PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Noles About People Old ~. . and Young, pi W. Meyeis is down from Moore’s Flat, L. Levey of San Francis¢o is in town. Geo. Barton’ left.on the noon train for San Francisco where he will reside. N. D. Parker and C. H. Lovell of San Francisco came in on the mornizg trai’, A, G. Locke of Sani Francisco is here on @ visit. B. J. Rhodes of San Francisco is in towa. ‘ A. P. Hodge, the piano man of Francisce, is in town. W. Miller of Stanford is here on a visit. Saa Geo. A. Bishop, of San Francisco is in E. M. Lynn of Sacramento came in on last-.evening’s train. is very sick again, and confined te hi bed. 5 J. A. Northway, proprietor of th Unien Hotel, returned from a visit to San Francisco this morning. Mrs. KE. M. French of San Francisco i visiting the family of Thomas Sburtlef Manager Wilbur Makes His Report to the “the Anti-Debris “Association is now in session in Sacramento and we glean the following from the report made by Mand+ ger Wilbur: § fendants in the ease-of the -County_.of Yuba vs. The Kate Hays Mining Comprocesses and have~filed demurrers by their respective attorneys, the injunction issued remaining in full force. the Fureka’Lake and Yuba Canal Com pany, the former Superintendent of the Company, A. 8. Bigelow, has been detected in the act of mining by the hydraulic process: also, in the case of the County persons, Joseph Hustler, James A. Hustler and W. A; Hustler have-been caught mining by the hydraulic process ‘in violation of an injunction. have been cited to appear 10 proceedings on uext Thursday: morning before Judge Davis of Yuba and Sutter. vice of an injunction on James Stewart, superintendent of the Gold Run Mine, and also stated that a bitter feeling existed in that vicinity against one known to be a watchman from the valley. On JanN. Clowser, Deputy Sheriff of Yuba county, and Henry Alter, of Sacramento, to serve as watthmen in the vicinity of Gold Run, and the American where they are now. he stated that from information in_ his possession the greater portion of the illicit hydraulic mining now carried on was be‘ing done -by Chinamen, who not only ow are engaged in burying the Caucasian settlers in the valley ’ with debris, but even refuse to-leave in California the) gold they receive for their work of destruction. : lature a memorial giviag the status of the hydraulic mining question at present and expressing the objecta of the State AntiDebris Association pending any contemplated legislation. “engraving. Color, attramariane bleep and Past Grand Curly ~ Bear David—E. . Den, and W. T. Morgan, Grand.. Vice We regret to state that Assessor Bond ASSOCIATION. Meeting. *-~’ He states that all the depany, and others have been served With In the case of the County ef ¥uka_vs. Yuba vs/ James Ornett et al., three All these parties contempt The Manager further reported the sor: ary 13, 1893, however, he dispatched "iver, Speaking of the’claim made by the hyraulic miners that their industry gives mployment to a large number of men, It was decided to present to the Legisill “Institute A nother ‘Cave. Grand Curly Bear Leonard 8. Calkins Morgan leave’ tomorrow noon ‘for San Francisco. On Saturday morning they M. H. Smith, on Neal street, between Church and Mill, Grass Valley, has the most complete steam dye works qutside of San _ Francisco. dyeing or cleaning done give him your rorders. He does his work well aud at low rates..‘ : We would be much obliged if the scissors editor of the Grass Valley Tidings would give us proper credit for the articles which he clips from the TaanSCRIPT. Under its yesterday's issue we find two items taken from the Transcrier without proper credit. Tea Cents a Can. Corned Beef, ten cents per can, at Jackson’s Bee Hive. téod firstclasy’*quality, No excuse for going without a good dinner. wn Steam Dye Works. es Fair Play. If you want any f ‘“‘leoal jottings ” in Every can guaran Dry Spruce Wood and Shakes For sale by Thos, Shurtleff & Sen of the Plaza Grocery store. “ Our shakes are the best ever brought tu this city—ouly $10 a thousand. j11-5t In just 24 hours J. V. 8, relieves constipe tion and sick headaches. After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventsreturn.. Wereler, by HL. Marshall, Brunswick House,8. F.; Geo. AWerner, 631 California St. 8. F.; Mrs. C. Mel ein, 136 Kearny 8t. 8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G. W. Vincent, of 6Terren<e Court, 8. F. writes: “I am60yearsof age and hhave-hed-coustipation for 25-years.-I-vasinduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia. Trecognized in itan herb the Mexicans used togive us in the early 50’s for bowel troubles. (1 came to California in 1839 )and F knew it would help meandithas, Forthefirettime in years I can sleep well aud my s;stem is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this remedy eres certain cure inconstipation and Just 24. to W. will take the steamer for Eureka, Humboldt county, at which place they will institute Cave No. 6 of the Curly Bears. Will Walters, Grand Loyal Keeper of Curly Bear, who left San Francisco for Eureka today, will be there to assist in the ceremonies. Messrs. Calkins and David Morgan expect to be absent week, is The Grand Jury. — The Grand Jury wilk meet again one week from today. Following are the imembers : N.C: Milter, foreman ; F.J. Thomas, clerk ;G. C. Gaylord, C. E. Mulloy, David Muir, M. L. Marsh, EP. Hager, John Rector, J. P. Stone, Thomas Bucket, $. H. Dille, James Bennallack, W. H. Weldon, Peter Johnson, George Murphy, ©. 0. ‘Jepson, J. G. Dickson, ©. C, Bittner, H. W. R. Crouch, : : For Forty Days. Hebry Miller was arrested by Constable Dillon yesterday for vagrancy. He was taken before Justice Plunkett, found guilty and sentenced to serve forty T ings, nia. . erty can be seen on the inventury_is at the office o' Harris Bros. & Co. of San'Francisco No. 2213California street,open for inspection during business hours. A deed containing a description of the Real Estate isin the hands of Harris-Bros.& Co. No. 221 California street. : 2 eas ‘Separate bids will Real Estate, Stuck and ete., by the undersigned, to be delivered to H. L. Smith, Secretary of the Board of Trade on or before the 25th day of January, 1893, at 10 o’clock A, M. Fach bid must he accompained with a certified check for 5 percent of the amount bid. Right reserved to reject any-and all bids. situated, of the . ; & Morrison at North Bloomfield, ‘CaliforThe stock and other personal propTRUSTEES SALE. iE undersigned offers. at privale gale tie entire stock of Genera dise, Fixtures, Shelving, Horses, one Wagon; also the Store BuildStable, and land on which the same MerchanSafe, Two late firm of O’Connor reraises. An be received for the BENJ. HABRIS A. M. McLEOD jays in the county jail. HOTEL ARKIVALS. — National Exchange. — L. G. Sweetland, French Corral, U. Arpin, “e C. Bi. Fulweiler, San Francisco, town. Richard Foete, i F Willi Sie % ho. Jas. Quick i this 9th day of Frank Wi Hams of Sierra City, wh iE. Quick, ip egy fa has been at San Francisce on a visit, arH. Kemp a oe Tere last eveliig on tis way her Gree ae M. Lindley, Sacramento, F. B. Southworth, ‘ J.D. Sivils,-— ss E. M. Lyna, SRR as 8} R. C, McMurray, Celumbia Hill, E. J. Moore, Washington, John McBean, Baltic Mine, E. B. Brigham, Bloomfield, A. ©. Presley, Chicago, Chris. Mallon, Delhi Mine, 3 Wm. Meyers, Moore’s Flat, ¢. John Spaulding, Seigler Spring; L. Levey, New York, e ab this city. A. G. Presley: of Chicago, who has been visiting friends at Columbia Hil arrived here yesterday on his way home. E. B. Brigham of Columbia Hil) was i town last everiing on his way to Sau Francisco. The Dirigo Club. A meeting of the members of tl Dirigo Whist Club will be held th week fer the purpose of reorganizing for It-is expected that the rules will be revised, making the meeting hour _ the winter. earlier aud the number of games less. A Leader. Since ite first introduction,. Electric Bi ters has gained rapidly in popular faver, until now it is clearly in the lead among pure medicinal tonics and alteratives— containing nothing which permits its u as a beverage or intoxicant, it is recognized aé the best and purest medicine all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Ki neys. teed with each bottle or the money lI bo refunded. Price only 50c. per old by Carr Bros, 2Oer Baby cried, Mother sighed, It will cure Sick Headache, Iudigestion, Constipation, and drive Malario from the system. Satisfaction guarain’ till. YF Wilttiams, Sierra City;——— Wm. Miller, Stanford, Ill, l, John Clark, Forest City, Sam Gillham, Downieville. a Union Arrivals. G. A. Taylor, Grass Valley, R, P. Loney, do W. P. Miller, do 21, W. J. Rogers; de is L. F. Haines, doE. W. Donnelly, do Mrs. M. Rose, San Francisco, A. P. Hodges, do B. J, Rhodes, do Cc. R. Winn, do Gust, Orzalli, Graniteville, Mrs. A. Kughne, San Francisco, J. H. English, Columbia Hill, R: BE. Camden; ~; do L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. H. Wadley, do tBORN. In this\ city, January 18th, to J, °K. Carr and wife, a son.. —————— Assessment Notice. 38 or dDIN GOLDAND SILVER MINING CO., Q Nevada City, Gal. Notice is herebygiven of the Board of Directors, day of January, 1803, an that at a meeti held onthe 17t assessment (Number 4) of two centa per io share was levied. upon the eapital stock of the corporation, payable Febru 20th. 1898, te the Seeretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in U, 8. Gold coin. Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 2ist day ef Febiuery 1898, will be delinquent end advértived for gale at public auction, and, unless payment te aade before, will be'sold on the loth day of , 1803, the hour of ip est A. iM. sone office of the Seoretary Of said coinares, 60 ee. the peed assessment, i 3 vertising end exa are pA . y order of the Board of Directae. K. CASPER, Secretary. Seyade City, Cal corporation, company, Roor San Fraucisco.Cal., to Secretary of said company, ov or beiore the 10th day of February, 1893. Any stock upon Which this assessment sball remain unpaid upon said 10th day of February, 1893, .will be delinquent and advertised:for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before will be sold on the 27th day of February, 1393, to pay said delinquent assessment, together with “costs of-advertising and fexpenses Trustees. Dated Jan. 10, 1893. A srosmmen yh etice. EFICE OF THE WAMOND CREEK Consolidated Gold and Silver Mining Company, Room 2,,218 California street, San Francisco, Janpary 9, 1893. tion of principal place of business, San Francisco, Cal. Notice is hereby given that at a meetng of the Directors of said company, held January, 1493, pursuant an assessment (No. 1) of seven and one-half cents (7}¢.) per share . wae lewied n the capital stock of said anno ble at the ofa” OT UH n?, 218 California street; E. M. FRANK, Secretary. Room 2, 218 California street, San Kran cisco, California. Locashivering newsboys close by Pie alley hung round a chestnut vender’s stand like flies round the bung ef a molasses barrel. ‘The few passers hurried along with their coat collars turned up and Leyes straight ahead. ‘Trade wasn’t good. the stillness, followed by piteous sobbing. The chestnnt man, wringing his hands likea maniac, hung over his overturned stand. Sparks and glowing coals streamed across the sidewalk. A couple of boys shot out of sight around they nearest corner. and mingled with imprecations in an unknown tongue. “gathered. A policeman sauntered over. A herdic dashed ap. “Still the sobs burst from the liearded face of the poor foreigner. didn't chase the gamins and give them a sound thrashing. He had never thought of that, but at the word started_after . his tormentors, still sobbing:: It was toe late. He came back, righted his ee capsized apparatus, scraped up the chestnuts and“ replaced..them.over.the little fre that remained, crying all the while like a whipped schoolboy. The crowd scattered, the herdic driver drove on, the sobs of the chestnut man grew less and less until the frosty air turned them into a chatter. : ; saidyone young fellow to another as they hurried down the. street. like babies,” baldi’s riflemen were of that race.—Boston Journal,” : very much alarmed over the Indian troubles in the western part of this state, in the Sierra Madre ‘mountains. According to the reports which have reached here during the last. few days, the Yaqui Indians havebeen greatly aronsed by the wholesale massacre of their neighbor and friendly tribe at Tomachie by government troops. peaceable Yaquis in the” valleys of Sof nora and Chihuahua are leaving their farms and ranches, and with their wives: and children are gathering at an appointed’ rendezvous in the mountains porth of Trinidad, where they have discovered another patron saint in the person of a beautiful Mexican girl named Anita Roca, whose father is a shepherd. 1. Vegetable . : _@Sarsaparilla FOR SALE BY to make war upon-the—Mexicans, and to reclaim the rich Mexican lands in the ¥Yaqui-valley-which the government has taken from them. There are several hundred Indian braves and about 200 “Mexicans now preparing to~begin--their} -)depredations.and war of extermination. They are nearly, all well armed, and are expected to begin their campaign as soon

as winter sets in.—Cor. St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. More Canadians Here. Than in Canada. Conservative club of “Toronto. PresiTears from a Descendant of Heroes, It “was midnight and cold. A few Suddenly a heartrénding shriek broke The sobs grew louder Like magic a crowd . ° Some of ‘the crowd laughed. The herdic man asked him why he “Them Dagoes ain't wuth nothin,” “They bawl And yet Csar’s legionaries and GariA Troublesome Girl Saint. The state and general governments are The St. Anita urges the Indian worshipers There is trouble in the Youpg Men’s dent Armstrong recently made some remarks derogatory to the Conservative government as to ita policy, which:.allowed wholesale immigration of Canadians to the United States, and: said Canada was being annexed to the républie by job lots. , This led to charges that he was not loyal to the Conservative party, and at a meeting today the club was asked to passa resolution expressing its disapproval of Armstrong’s views. In the discussion that followed it was asserted that there were now more hative born Canadians in the United States than in Canada, and=more in Chicago than in Toronto, The resolution=was_ defeated.—Cor. Chicago News-Record. A Prelate’s Wicked Brother. It is rumored that one of the brigands who have been making havoc ‘in the Campagna is a brother of the vicar gen eral, Not long ago he headed a@ party of desperadoes that attacked the vehicle of a church dignitary on the outskirts of Ronie. The divine was liorribly frightened, but was reassured by the highwayman, who declared’he would not. harm 40 well meaning a man as himself. In 3 short while monsignore and the masked man were in deep conversation. she former having been completely won over by the distinguished manners of the brigand. A few days later monsi guore received a courteous note explainLing that a fur lined cloak was needed, and stated that it might be left at a certain spot,—Baltimore American. j E. M. Frank, jul YER'S Sarsaparilla Is superior to all other preparations olaiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredient used in it is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the ties, Also, beCures Catarrht cause the yelsaid Su of said day, Searls, at of the M. D.M. A 1898. Notice of Sale. OTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN, THAT in parsuance of an order of the Super ior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the Ninth day of January, 1893, in the matter of the estate ef 8. E. STOREY, deceased, the under. signed, the administratrix of said estate, will cell at private sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to confirmation by ior Court, on Monday, the 30th day of January, 1893, at 10 o'clock, a.m. at the law office of Fred evada City, inthe County of Nevada, State of California, an undivided one fifth interest in’the BLUE JAY QUARTZMINE, situated of the North bank of the South Yuba River, in the County of Nevada, State of California, about four miles East of the town of Washington, and designated in the office eneral for California, as Lot No. 58, embracing #porticn of Section 2, Township 17 N., R. 11 E., q Said elaim embracing 1306. linear feet of the BLUE JAY gold quartz vein and containing 11.08 acres of land, and being the quaits mine patented by the Government of the United States t §. EB. STOREY by mineral patent dated pril 18th, 1890. Bids, in writing, for the purchase of ofeaid interest, will be received at said law office until said 30th day of January, . , 8. Surveyer y, deceased. Nevada City, January 10th, 1595. . Terms of sale, cash, in gold coin of the ‘United States, on confirmation of sale by said Superior Court.8. N. STOREY, Administratix of the Estate oi “Heme at K. Casper’s store, on Pipe street, of 8. E. Storey, low dock, being raised expressly for the ‘Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal discrimination and care, each of the other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is Superior Medicine because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only,small doses are needed. It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in. existencé, It Cures makes food nourSCROFULA ishing, work pleasnities ant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable, It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them barmlessly by the natural channels. AYER’S Sarsaparilla gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed health, strength, and vitality. AYER’S Sarsaparilla Dr. J.C, & Co., Lowell, Mass, Bold by all reggie; Price Tein boules, $8. *@ Ass genéral family remedy for 4: rorpid Liver, Gonatipation, rae f drspeneie. ase ise, and dishealthf hive Grocery Store, Comercial, street. Siebenhauer, sole agents for Pacific eisco. companion to ‘+A Yard of Roses’ which. variety richest in medicinal proper-—] « 2 Ee Re ER ata AN ee How's Your. Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a in the stomach undipeste, poisoning the lood; uent headache ensues; a feeling of lassitude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the: whole system is deranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more ag — health ae appi giving them , a health, Siew than any 4 y known on earth. . It acts with extraor . dinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, aoe aT nS cee. goct produced; it seems 0 anced: be almost a ect cure for all diseases of the Hires’ Royvt Seer. Bel uarters for tiis delicious and summer bever:ye—at the Bee2 Daye of *+'49.” Kentucky Bourbon, a fine whiskey for family use. . Meyerfeld, Mitchell & San Fran. Coast;-.116 Front ‘street, 5 i _ ja23-ly To Bvery Que of Our: Readers —“A Yarc . of Pansies.” By special arrangement with the publishers, we are enabled to make every one of our readers a present of one of thes« exquisite Oil Pictures 36 inches long, & all have seen and admired. “This exquisite picture, “A Yard ot-Panstes;-/ was painted by the same noted artist wh: equal in every respect to the original, which cost $800, aud accompanying i: are full directions for framing at home, a a cost—of a few cents, thus forming & beautiful ornament for your parlor or a guperb Christmas gift, worth at least $5. Send your name and address to the pub lisher, W, JENNINGS DEMOREST, 15 Kast 14th—8t., New York, with three two-cent stamps to pay for the packing mailing etc., and mention that you are a reader of the DaiLy Transcript and you will receive by return mail one of these. valuable Works of Art. New York Bakery G. Wm, Durst, Prop. [JAVIN PURCHASED THIS WEI.1known and popular Bakery; on Commercial . Street,< adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to keep on hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc AWedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on short netice and on mor: reasonable terms. Allorders for anything ia my line prempt ly attended to, ¥ ‘4 By strict attention to business giving th: best satisfaction and selling at low rates,’ ope to merit a liberal patronage. COOPER BROS.....+-Proprietors Manufacturers of all kinds of ~ LUMBER Matched Fling, Fencing, ——LATHS AND_DRESSED. SIDING, A Large quantity of SEA BONED LUM BER{on hand which will be (CIGARS AND TOBCCO. ‘ Hereby notify their friends and th bi233! Liver. bebe the Hic generally that they will kee ee a yer 18 torpid the Bowall grades af CIGARS, TOBACCO, els are slug and con. . PIPES, Etc:, which they will sell-atthe stipated, the food lies — = did-the—‘Roaes.”’1The reproduction i: . Gus, J. & Ed, W. Schmid E AVIME ‘purdhaced the shoe rade of L, Hirschman, on PINE STREET, Furniture at Cost / Now is Your Time to Fur: __nish Your »Fouse-! . LEGG & SHAW Have marked down everything in the Furniture line at Cost Price. __.The stock consists of a full line of / Beds, Bedding, Lounges, Sideboards, Cheffroneres, Bedroom. Sets, 2 Bookcases, Ete., Etc. Call and examine our Goods before, iuak'ng your purchases elsewhere. IT IS A FACT . THAT AT JAMES : KINKEAD’S ésemeneal Stvent: Searts’ Block, AN BY? FOUND the most Artistic and de M Styles of Furn}— Bedding, . Window Shades, hau? acks, Hat Racks, Chaira, * avles, Feather Dusters, Kte.,; Ete. . Upholstering done un shert notice, * Thankful for past patronage IT reapectiully solicit a continuance in the future. All business done:on the square, and soods sold at lowest prices. JAMES KINKEAD, FURNITURE: STORE, J, E. CARR.Schnol Books, Blank Books. & “he = cre beans we suizibon noe meh asta Mineral Just Received. _ T. H. CARR. CARR BROS. PROPRIETORS OF THE(Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store Masnie Biding, Cor. Pino and Commorial Stres, Nevada Gi. ? KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A ? : oe Compte"Stockof Drags, Tatert btiives, Gls; Vantistes; He. ee en ‘Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, -” Pictorials,” Magazines Agents for the San Francisco Examiner. ‘Finest Brands of Cgusin Nevada City, WATER. . GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR gem!-Annvual Report of The Citizens Bank and Its Agency at Grass yalleay Showing Its Financial io We the’vndersigned do golemnly swear that we have each of us a personal knowledge of the matters contained in the foregoing statement, and that the same is a condition of,the Citizens Bank ard _ its’ gency at Grass Valley, oi the nioriiig . of January Ist, 1893, according to the best of our knowledge and belief; and the assets therein named are all in the cust.dy f the said Bank its proper officers end correspondents. We furthermore solemnly swear that the paid up capital stock of the Vitizens Bank is Thirty Thousand -Dollars in gold coin valuation, as will appear irom the foregoing report. KE. M. PRESTON, President. Joun T. Moraan, Cashier. State of Califoraia, } c County of Nevada.j ™ Subscribed and sworn to before me this sold at the"Lowest Marke Rates. wumiber of all kinds for Building and Min ng purposes, always on hand or Sawed ‘o rder. Orders left at the Saw Mill, near . Quaker Hill, or the OFFICE, PIETY HILL on the Grass Valley Road, will be prom; tl delivered. NBWGROCERY STORE ESPECTFULLY INFORMS THE PKOPLE of Nevada U'ty that he has epened a First-class Grocery Store on the Corner of Broad and Commercial Stroots, Nearly opposite”. K. Chureh, Where he will keep constantly on hand the very best of Groceries, Provisions, Case Goods, ‘ in a Store of this kind, B tng apeds at the lowest living te tll, tm ead cas at Fin EN BN A a NEO Tae — hates cure you itd And Everything Else Usually Found strict attention to business and aa ices, hope to receive a share of the public patare 3d day of January, 1893. [SEAL] Frep Sears, Notary Public, Nevada Ceunty, Cal, Revada Drug and Stationery su : Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, UNEVADA OIT-, a W. D, VINTON, : + + Proprietor. rf\ a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded. Alao # complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries,*Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Borap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, ~ Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting « (Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, ‘ Etc., Etc,, Ete, = = —— Cond no on the Morning of January ist, 1893. ‘ RESOURCES. Bank Premiises.....-$ 5,000 00 Real Estate taken for debt. 18,800 00 Miscellaneous Bonds.... 54,250 00 County Warrants..... 1,285 51 Loans on Real Estate.,.. 20,240 00 \.oans on Stocks, Bonds and Waerene . weiss 1,846 35 Loans-on-Personal Security -and Overdratts > syvr;5--85,460 91 Loans on other securities.. 4,871 23 Money on hand.’.. ... 58,392 4) Due from Banks.....-. 11,221 40 furniture and Fixtures... 5,000 00 (hot Baulon oc owes kk ows 1,268 7. $267,636 52], LIABILITIES. * Paid up’ Capital.... :.$ 80,6 °0 00 Reserve Fund, ....00. 10,0'-3 00 Undivided Protita..... 24,912 43 Due Depositors......195,395 8% ek: POMS. 65 aae ees 5,337 95 Dividends Unpaid..... 1,990 26 $267,636 5: rue and correct report of the financia}y : eo EKPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND gees i um, yellow ochre, @ bago and clay. —— = An Analysis . The sworn certificate of a Ban Francisco chemist gives the following result of an analysis of several brands of tea purchased in the open market: (Black.) Colored with plumba; d indigo. (Black.) Colored with h Aa oats o. 8, (Green.) Colored with Prussian blue and ndigo, plumbago and No. 4. (Green.) Excessi ri nsist indigo and enlaces ply —n wads No, 5. (Uncolored? alleged.) Colored with plumDoeg not this condition call loudly fora brand of * Pure Japan Tea Beech’s Tea is the pure unadulterated undyed suncured Japan Tea, There is no headache in it. A ehild can drink it, ful fragrance and twice the strength of common tea, You use only half ag much per cup. Aixty cents per pound. Never sold in bulk. Sold only in sealed packages bearing this trade-mark. ‘BEECHS. TEA Draws a canary color of delightGEO. C. GAYLORD and NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL, RECTOR BROS Proprietor ‘The Only First-olass Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Structure Free from the danger of Fire so prevalentin Large Hotels, Headquarters of Commercial Travelers _, and Tourists, Free ‘Bus ‘to and'from al Trains. Telegraph, Post Office and General @ Office inthe Building. ” The Table Not Excelled by that . Any Hotel in the interior lof the State. The Transcript has th: Sole Agents for Nevada City. Dufy’s Malt Whiskey . Beehive,” Commercial Street, od SHURTLEFF & SON; UNION . HOTL First-Class. in ell its . Avvoin'me is, And the only hotel in the city that empleys oe : ’ ALL WHITE LABOR,’ €@Free . 'Bus to and From All Trains. J. A. NORTHWAY, National Meat Market OPPOSITES (ITIZENS BANK, 0, J.NAFPZIGER.....Proveietor_ omplete Bookand Job California, {All of which will be ssi Low P . EEF, Pusat wn, 3 GEs, Ete, bd de , ? : ’ HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesdle etail, ’ Printing Office in Northern! anaeit xindy ot Meste esusily found Prigos . firet-class Market, Z Weate delivered f£ 00 of chazge. O, J. KAFVSIGSS, ——_—_ t