January 23, 1893 (4 pages)

@ Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. . Established Sept. 6, 1860. Txrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year, MONDAY Ev’NG JAN. 23. '93. Powder.— Cream of tartar baking Highest of all in petra strength.—— Latest Untrep, Srates Goveanment Foop Rerorr. * oe Roya. Bakine Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. ——— “Vm — — Sorry.’ people would not think there Was: some: thiug wrong I would have hought eveiry “selling agent.” The sale goes on again attead will qiss big bargains. ~“Foad “accident at “E.nigrant Gap. “He __ Al. Lamping, formerly of this -place, ~ this city. A mocher a%d two s'sters axe this evening, and psople who’ do Rot _..__ Caterch in'the Head Is undoubtedly 4 disease of the blood can effect a perfect cure. Hood’s Sarsahas cured many very severe cases of catarrh. Try it, s0eHurt in # Retiroad Accident. Tehaina, ‘by placitg ‘a piece of paper on top. ee evidence, . was se iovsly hurt on Saturday in a rail was fireman oa on engine. The ‘ajured man was taken to the Railroad Hoap‘tal at Sacrane.to, where he aiterwarda died of his injuries, -Deceased was -a steady, jndusiriovs yourz man, end was well V’ked by #11 who knew hin. He was engaged to be married to a young lady in liv'~g at Sacrameoto, ‘The couse ef the accdentwas wisplsced switch. ‘The eng! .eer was also badly ‘njured, dyspepsia, billiousness or headache, and neatly repa'ved at Smiith’s Cleaning and Dyeing Works, Neal stieet, Grass THE BIGELOW. CONTEMPT CASE. The Evidenco of Both Sides Now Before duige Ellison. , Appeal: When the Superior Court was convened Friday morning the evidence in the vase of the county of Yuba va the Eureka Lake and Yuba Uanal Company, was resumed before Judge Ellison of Several beer and whisky bottles; ‘con. . taining samples _of the watertaken irom, the’ discharge flume of the mine were placed on the table opposite'the defendant’s counsel, Senator (ross and Fred Searls, and were afterwards introduced in evidence: . Jadgé Searls was the first witness examined. He gave a history as to the title Holland & Baker had to the ground, which they received: in 1879. from ‘the Eureka Leke and ¥uba Canal Company. . The deed was on record in Nevada county, He knew nothing about the ‘subsequent transfer toBigelow. The water was supplied by the Summit Water and Irrigation Company, which’also supplied about the saine quantity of water for irrigat‘on . kurposes as did the Eureka Lake. ard Yuba Canal Company; from whom they “acquired theit water’ rights: He gave! the names of the different superintendents ot the Eureka Lake Company for years past. Water is ued for motive power.as well as for irrigaiion, and is leased by the Summit company, W. W. Waggoner, of Nevada City, a surveyor and civil engiaeer, was next er, amined, He stated that he had made a That is what Tracy said to a crowd of survey of the ground, and the plat he proThe duced was made from that survey, tod: 5 66 AC a ct] if : : J =n eo The witness stated that he had made the survey dur'ng the present moath. article I sold Saturday night and douHe had taken some samples 400 and Liha : bled my money by ped dling them out to” foot from the mouth of the reservoir, people who did not attend Casper’s sale, whien he placed in cans and sealed u AM’ there “is about it, I’m —— sorry I ; = ~ was not a Buyer Sustead “of being the Produced those samples in court. The : material in the tin cans was sol or slick ens. ; A [Ge W. Cross then potnted to eight bot} tles-that-were on the table and asked the: witaess What samples they contained, ~ He stated. that while at the. mine hi : had taken the samp'es from the tap “ot d h onl liable blood purifie. P P ee P ‘ the water. With the exception of two, eres é i; . they were all taken .com the discharg: —Parilla ie the best -blood-puriBen syd it flume while the mine wa3 in full dpeadipa The samples were seakd up and had not since becn tampered with, _These sainples.were all-intecdueedin He On croas-exam‘ ation by ‘Mr, Devlin, tas ‘witness stated-that-one moniter wa in-opeiation on January 9, 1893. He was unable to tell the depth of the reservow. The dam-wag constructed cf brash and earth, buat hecould not tell how much its construction cost, It nignt have been $4 00. The flume bad not heen cleaned befere hewade the eXamineiPicrng Leola: ation, “There was mee seliment_ip the water wher the mine wag in operation; -got.the water eat with the top ofa ittaer'y tia backel and then poured it into ae the bottles; the dam ouzht not to break Take Simmcns Liver Regulator for . a3 there was very little pressure againgt it; was now, however, aware that it had broken. : : . In reply to Senator Crots, he stated 1: F tnat there was no water that he kuew of; Gents’ light clothing theroughly cleaned. but the still water that did not cat ry sed imeat. There was no stream ‘n the Valley. Saciataction g teed or no. 2&8 Nevadas that did riot carry a oer. ch: rges, . * jl8-2w M istletoe Kacampment, Tue officers of Mistletoe Encampment, Monday evening, January 23d. The j1ing. Kvery member ef the Encampment order, W. H. Martin, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, Xeribe, j18-td Pandora’s Box SOZODONT is well-spring of joey in the parlor, a . tain amount of sediment. : W. F, Buglebcighs, a civil eng’ seer, of Neva4a Citv, was e.amiacd, He sated that he wag familiar, more or less, w-ti . & A the impouatl'ng recervoic, Since the imNo, 47, I, 0. O, F., will be ‘stalled ‘en esp mg jp wena tie ae vas stallation will be-public to all members at oE9, cea a pth rahe of the subordinate lodge in good stand rae i oe fee i pease ; debe;s would siill remain where it ‘was. 2S sheneo Ry Faqnecien ta-he grin), m The mine wasin full operation the day he was there and he took samples of ihe get water, which wag offered in evidence and adm‘ .ed, — On ¢voss-pxamination by Mr, Devlin breught multitude of ills upon human-. s¢,:.4 that he visited che mite last Mon. . ity, se saith the ancienis; but a boitle of day ard had no been there for a year ; he hed gone there at the request of Mr. the family. It refreshese the ‘ ivalid by Searls; took the samples at the miaiatu e cleaning his mouth aid fits the belle for] yte-¢,0) by ho'd'1g the bottle in it. The wate, ‘1 the reservoir was as clear as bis panple a-cept at the upper edge whera praia the water looked muddy. We authorize our advertised druggist . -F; B. Bi: sham, @ miner aad a carpaato sell Dr. King's New Discovery for . :er ‘-o.n Colu nbia Hill, toss‘fiod as ~to Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon. . the’ aamplay tatien fron the auletof tel. “this condition. IT you are afflicted with impound’ :q reservo'>. & Cough, Cold or any Lang, Throat or . eezoic wren the mi 1¢-was"4 oper tioa, Chest trouble; and will use this remedy . the water wa; so e'ear vaat he ooo d look as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex-. dowa a ‘cot o: mc @; had ae “ssed Mr, perience no benetit, you may return the Waggoaer in mak+og the sucvey ard was bottle and have your money refunded. . pregent when he tuok ie tampe of wa We could not make this offer did we not ter. know that Dr. King’s New Discovery. could be relied on, It never disappoint. . he stated that be had been baile og Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru . stuices in the mine for Me, L'gelow; knew nothing about the wine vt"! he went to work in it last December, ae the dam for the first tims oa New Ycar’s J. B. Wilson, 371 Olay St., Sharps. . day. The mine worked . co it: 2n0paly burg, Pa., says he will not be without . day aed r"zht. The m'ne w Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump. whea the sangles were taken, C.H. Mallon, quar!: miner “rom NeWis Btore. Large size 0c, and $1.00. 4¢ Should Bein Every House. tion and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia . vada City, was next éxam‘ael, after an attack of ‘ La Grippe,” wheu. prese:t when the samples were talen by varioug other remedies and several physi-. Mr. Waggoner; they wee good, fair samole tot deen her no good. — Rabert. ples, Whew the wate: was about eighteen Barber, of Cookaport, Pas, claims Dr. ioz»es deep he coa'd see the bottem, : Ta r-ply to My; Des'in he stated that good than anything he ever used for Lung . he vi''*ed tee mine on Jangaiy 13:b, at Nothing like it, Try it. Free . the requst of M», Waggoner to take . Trial Bottles at Carr. Bros.’ Drug Store . samples o! water to be vagd: ia evidence large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. a this ca-e; hed never been at the mi ie King’s New Disobyery hasdonehim more Trouble, . le*sre. x MOST PERFEC ‘. the leading Baking Powder its supremacy, 4° Years the aR Wes at the resOn cro. s-exavination by M+. Daviin Saw as worktiog A-8. Bigelow was recalled and j1 re~~] ply to Senator O-oss scated that the mire lays befere the @rnples ot Rg . st taken, “"” oe 7 de’ecda it rested his case, Pm, grove Senator Cross then ar 10ou1ced that the * Dr. ©, E. Stone, late Pres‘dent of the a n g Aaui-Deur's Association. was exam'ed , ay Me. Devi'n ja rebuttal. .He pid Powder: Me Pot lee tak to the deb :is que. . dispute ‘on fora number of years, In a great T MADE. ‘naay incunees the debr's was washed uvo vhe r:vers by freshets, alinoagh min1g bad ceased where it was washed out, te told Woathe know about tne iste lang endcche deposits be gaw in the Yuba 4) ver utter the water weat dowa, at . pableto tellthe~exact length or Shady’ seen material in the Yuba river . after every treshet that resembled the material in the-cans exhibited. Ta reply.to Senator Cross he stated that considerable of jt waa at present covered up with sead; had ecen where tue debris had been washed down through ravities; the mate-ial was lodged in sha'lows of the Yuba river where there was nos much water, but when geod cu--< rent comes along, it either recedes or gts covered up with sand. After it has oce vent ef water to remove it. The dam he a‘laded to as the State dam was constructed above Marysville across the Yuba river. Pori:oa of that damhad been burned and portion. of it had given way; had ceen slickeng deposited on the lands adjaceat to Marysvilie, where it remained until another flood covered it. When a large other portion wea burne!, the current washed thé debris down. Eveu if. the dam remained when it was with debris the material. would have beea washed in reply to Mr. Devlin he atated that after the high wc ter receded the debris rema‘ned ou the land, ard it destroyed ia fevility.—The-state-cam ‘was about ‘9000 feet long. : George siterng, a former valley watchwhan, waa next exain'nod. . He described the effects of the water on the acoumulated matter in bring'ng-it. down into the Yuba river; was acqua‘uted with the Yuba river, and the matter in the cans ‘a the Yuba river; such matierwoald kill tae vegetation, : AL In reply to Senator Cross he stated that a good deal of the slickeng deposiied -was-Tremoved—by—the water which cut channels through it, and anocher portion of it remained where it lodged; was uns c2eek a8 it was four years since he had been ‘thera, Pe oe J. He Flint, thé druggist and chemist, : weg next swora. He etated that he thad takea samples of ‘the Cebris at the south ead of the Yuba river that’ after. noon, He produced; the #1 tiples of slick. us which wai'adnitted m. evidence, ~ Hon. Georg: Obleyer; ‘Tete thanagerof the Anti-Debris Assoviation, was examined, and siaied that he was acquainted #1¢¢ 16:2. He had seen material similar to that-in the cans deponised in the-¥ube ‘river. A mixture of glicl-ens and the Tand on waich it lodged wes damaged as ita pitality —wasdesiroyed, Saw the State brash dam when it was constructed aud saw it acter the break. a lu ‘ep'y to Senator Cross . he. stated: that the debcis would practically remain where it was lodged. Mr, Devi'u then announced that he rested, : fos that his honor visit the grounds aud sea the inpeundmgdams bsiure lie reii-. der hia.decis‘ou, : Mr. Devl 4 interposed an objection. he thoughs that they ought to win or love by tne'tessimony offered in cauet. The-defendevt wa-!4 no posites to ask che Court to visit his inine, He very “23 wwe in’ne, 2 vudge Kll:son sa‘d he had no time to visit he mine. Seuator Cross wanted time to pres=4 bia authorities; ten days would be wut. ficient. He would state that acting on hés ivsi-uot_ous, Mr, Ligelow would not stop mning until a decision was readered hy some coart against him, Mv. Devtia would not consent to an adjourrment for ten days unless Mr. Digelow gave a guarantee that he would rot mine daring that ime. Judge Ellison said that there were one or two poiats he would wish counsel to present authorities oa. He would allow Senator Cross until the 28th te file his briefs and the plaintiff would -be given ten days from that time to anawer. pet See ALL whoare :.oubled with Cons:ipation wi:l find a safe, swe, and apeedy relief in Ayer'’s Pills. Unlike mosi other cathartica, “these pills strengthen the stomech, liver, aad bowels, aud restore the organs (o notmal and regular action. Reli‘s of Early Days. ___H. Pecarty found six old balf-dalisrs. Saiarday afternoun on Pine stvevt, in fieat of Mrs. Percy's restaurant where the street is be'ng macidamized. The coins were very darklored, having been buraed at some time, A “ter scour. ing them for awhile the dates could be disc’ igvished, the oldest being 1825, the latess 1836. The coins wee doubsteas lost over thirty yeara ago, SR hey A Quiet Wedding, John Kepnan of this city ond Miss Emma Hugenon of Grass Valley were Catholic parsonage, Rey, Father Tanham intimate friends werepresent, James Grimes and Miss Grace Keenan (vater of the groom) atood up with thew. The young couple have the best wishes of their many friends, They bave reated rooms at: M-s, Malt.nan’s. Main atree:, and gone to housekeepi 1g. Sp 9: a ee 0+ Yum, Yue, Yum, ‘tIi’s a big thirg for poor people,” caid a man who boaght a bed eom‘orter ab Ky Oneper’s sale on Satucday evening ‘or $1.00, when ali dealers are charg. ing $.CO for just the same thng. The i Will Visit the Land jo Diipute. The case of Ga,’ va, Ausiin ig new being heatd before the Land Office of. cials ai Sdorameuto. Register Fraser will visit this city some time th's week for the pu ee ee O44 Fellows, Aitena, portioa of thodam washed away and vn}. waa the saiue as what had accumulaid} with the Yuba river and its tributaries . Stuator Cross stated that he was anx. . tuday, Sureouocaly objected to the “Judge —viit-{quietly married Saturday eveniig, at the . of viewing the ground in ' PERSUNAL MENTION, Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young, ” R. Maloney of Washington is in town. J.-A. Johnson of Denver, Col. isin Géo. Colman and H. Fuller, came over feom North San Juan yesterday. Miss Lillian Hart went up to the Central House today’ on a Visit. M‘ss Delis ‘O'Donnellof Grass Valley ds very ill, yesterday, A. 8. Bigelow was in town Suturday on way honie from Maryaville. Assessor Bond was a little better today, but is still very sick. Judge Searls returned this morning from a trip to San Francisco. W.-W. Van Eran, the well-known ‘traveling man, was in town yesterday, Miss Ida Stenger, who has been here visiting her parents, returned to _Washington this morning. James MoCrandl :’s condition was very critical teday, and it is now thought that he cannot recover, L. Hyman will leave for Marysville tomorrow moraing. He will be absent about a week, i Ex-District Attorney F. T. Nilon retarned last evening from a business trip below. =. : Mr. and Mra, Lathrop, who have been visiting Mrs. R. Houston, have returned to Yolo county, J. Gollobri of San Francisco was in town last evening on his way to North Bloomtield, ee ea J.W. MoMahon of the Rising Sun Mine was in town Saturday on . his way below, : Mra. P. Bequette, A. Bequette and Mius Alice Foid, of Forest City, are here Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J, W. McGee, and family, of Sierra county, arrived here Saturday. . nine eres trainers ‘celor at the dedicatien of the new K, of P. Hall at Eureka, Humboldt edunty, on Friday. — 5 H: T, Murchie of Wasso, Oregon, who ueadto reside here, and has. been away for the last twelve years, is here on. a visit to his old home, Chaa. Scheuerman of North San Juan, who has been down to Sacramento on a. bosiness trip, arrived tists yesterday on his way home. a has heen te San Francisco spendiug a few days, came inon the train last evening 0a hig way home. Thomas McCall, a resident: of Gray Eagle Bar since May, 1853, has been here for several days on a visit~ to: hic son, John McUall, superintendent of the ere een Gra Ene —His probbly-not the coliteat~ weather you ever ksew in your life; but that. is how you feel just new, because past suf‘erings are soon fSrgotten, aud becau e your blood needs the euriching, invigoracnug ifluence-of—Ayer'a Sarsaparilia= ihe Superier Medicine. a 2 Ore “Struck 1¢ Rich.” That is what twenty or thirty men said on Saturday evening after attending the great sale at K. Casper’s store, They sold the wrath, for they did “ strike it “eh,” by gett'ng lots of clothing, boots, shoes, neck-wea,, etc.; at about hali their cosas, The sale will be continued this even‘ng, commencing, at 7 o'clock sharp. They Want Aid. The Catiforuia M'ners Association has issued a c'reular letter to those interested ia hy@-aulic inining to contribute to a ‘© dito vid iu passing the mining bill now befure Congress. The object is to sedan azent to Washington to represeut .e mining ‘uterests, and for this purpo-e money is needed, Persons in‘eressed should communicate with W. O. Ralsto,, Secreisry of the Association, Room 8 M'I's Lr'le’ ig, Se. Francisco. Ciothing Sales Agent , War ted’for Nevada City aud v'cin:ty. Libe.al commission paid, and we furnish sh tne bess and most complete outfit ever for terms, Wanam Ker & Brown, [Yt] ~~ Philadelphia, Pa; ot 0 Bee A 8<.T0H jin time. “Take Simmon Liver Regul tor and prevent sick ness, ee oe cesiinninin, sas Little Co'n Will Do. Little coin will buy anything you went in the clot ing“ -e, It only takes onehalf as much coisa to buy goods at Casper's great sale as it does to buy the same goods at other hou es, cites ak Baukrupt Stock. Geo, C. Gayl. -d ofers for sale a bavk+opt-siook-of caud‘es-at tea Gente per ponnd—the same as are sold elsewhere a; 25 coats per pou d, j28-tf “The Califu. sian.” This magazine pub’ shed ia Sa. Frevciseo reqummeads iself to the general reader, od par.‘c:'arly tocitir ns of the Pasifie coast «sdb is well edited and neatiy p from the is of the printe. It voutaine papers by per-ous ‘whose literary ability is unquesiioned, and ite illusiratioas are equal to any Eastern magazine o! ‘much greater pre Bell the Goods, Tracy: That is just what K. Casper has not. tied George Traay todo. Tracy says he will obey orders if he busts his sr>peoders. ; : This-ev: ving the newly elected officers of Mistletoe t standing ang cordially tavited to attend be iapielied, All Odd: Follows in good . Dr. Frd W. Lux of Downieville, who}. oe erty maine, He tol tor forge pe a fs A Pointer for You. Isto make au investm at“. BPOLEY’S CAN DIES immediately, ; Contectione is always ‘1 orier r vd you're , decidedly oat of order it yea dont s-of the f~-vex to have a penchant tor CANDY and alihos bh . ere were heavy dem: dst, a the supply do ig vhe he ‘days, evey rad butt roaps picked — rn re . ee. ning Night and Day. nite ‘time. The new owners are quarts miners in the State. —— 80. Just a Sample. oo th’ ever 1g. ; ——_—____] prclitic seuree Pe ople are may deve testimony as to ti a‘d loss of appe.ite and: flesh, not, the of the initial attack of rheumatisia, FOLEY iss ways equal to the eme halfso fir>id awret as what FOL Candy Fastory. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner wantit. Jet's a) excusable weakneThe Providence Mine is Booming—Rup. Kind of a shirt, neckties, boots, shoes,: The old P-ovidence mine iv now assuraing ita prist*ie glory. The mine is look. ing splendid, and from present appearances bids f-‘r to outrival all former outputs of the precious metal. The ledge new being worked is very large, and is paying handsomely. There are about fifty men employed in the mine, and a few more have been. engaged to g° on next week. Twenty \f the forty stamps . murrer susta’ ied. are being run night and day, and in three or four days ten more will be started up; aud it will not be long before the «ther ten will be pounding away for an i‘defiVery proud of their mine, and are confident . -provided he pay platntitis’ costa: in pie! that they have one of the very best in this district. The m‘ne has been opened up under the superiutenderce of Carl Davis, who is regarded as one of the best Hata that cost $3 were sold at Casper’s great sale on Saturday eveniug at $1. The samejbats are sold by other dealers for $3.50. The sale will be continned Preventing Future Misery. If there is, in this vale of tesrs, a more Covrinued two weeks, of wisery tian the rheu-. watic twioge, we have yet to lear of it. Me.ion to seb aside judgment denied. n wita @ tendency to rheumatiam, juet.es they are with oue to consumption ve to-soerefala, -Slight cau ea this. Av soon aa the agunizing compla'yt manifests itself, recourse sheuld be had to Hosteiter’e Stomach Bitters, whicn checks ite further inroads and banishes the rheumatic poison from the system. This statament. tallies exactly with the testimony of pvysiciaus ? is tive blood depurare ent in their private practic, There is also the amplest p Gleasi nal and general @ efficacy of the Litters for malaria, liver complaiat, const: pacion, adh gtctlon, kidney trouble, ne-vonanesa d After a wetting, whether followed by -a cold or Bitters ig useful as a preventive uv grows 1 Je uny. Ghips of'we are very cool. jog “1 July, but POLEY'S chips are r: aw ot avawretcan —be-at—riy— time a the year.— Chips of the old -btocka-e always ei omed but FOLEY is a chip of awoet nese wherever you tind hin, aid you'll always ii id him at the Superior = Don't Get Left. If you want a suit of clothes, any hats, trunks or anything else kept in‘a first-class clJthing house, go immediately to K. Casper’s store, where you can get thea at half price. Sale every evening, co.nnenc ng at 7 o'clock. ee Superior Court. ‘The following business was transacted dathe Superior Court today; Hon. John Caldwell presiding: sobert Bell vs, S. Heironimus, DeEllen E. Holbiook va. Caleb Harrington, Order denyi»g motion for new trial. : Mary E. Smith et al. vs. Patiick Hawkiags. Jury trial granted defendant, paring for trial, etc, the stim, not to exceed $10. Defendant dectined to pay said cobs, and excepted to the ruling of the Court. Ystate of K'zabeth P. Jones, de, ceased. Sale ‘of real eatate coviirmed. BH. 8. Lewis vs. HK. A. Roberts al. Or ler correc, 1g decree nunc pro trac as of December 15, 1892,-to read “R. 9 K,’ instead-of “R-8 Eo Deniel J, Buckley ve, Pat Foley. et al Order submitiing motion to strike out aweuded complaint ou briefa and points and autho ities, Estace oS George W; Abbe, deceased. Richard Rye. ve. W. H. Weldon. Mo ‘on for new trial granted, WeeD.Loagvs. Peter MoAuslan. Objection to settloment of stit ment on mcivn for a new. irial ove. sled and cor~ el-for defeude +t allowed three days to.prepare nd prevent to the Court suc. amendmen! : as he may desire, — oa cormeeenremencompece. More Yet, ‘Lie membera of Vinalia Parlor of Native Sons are ruxious to have a cave o fa vhe Curly Be .ra i stituted at that pleve, # d have written to the piey ir officia'y about it, The'r w'shes will probably b> . grent d. i duve aren’ Nt, 13 Commercial Si., Nevada (ity ¢ RETIRING FROM Te00 CLOTHING BUSINESS =. CASPER Informs the public that he will sell: his entire stock of CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISH. ING GOODS, LADIES’ SHOES, RUBBER C ATS, an ow . _. more th: 1 misia.ea. Tie great cecret i oP rs Just for the Fan of It. : SITION STORK, Commercial Street, Nevada Clsy, note how they tey to cone’ ace You toat we ave nor u , nerchauts, that we cainot last long, that our goods are ‘nfe ‘or, and that we se!l w ithoat peotit. In this proposit'ou t .ey-are_ seta : a Swe purchase “u large quantities at sufficleut ¢ erenos* 1 p. ‘ce “o enable ug to give our prtrons fone barga’ +a, thus prov’ w io the parchaser the alvant ge of. CASH over CREDIP, © are ever. ie cata the pab lo, which is cont'nually evidenced by the in. yep! bibs oil goods. £ dia coudlusion we would gay that WE ARK HURK, AND. TO SIAY. ‘That we inout tuspectlutly ask a frei those who dou ( Faow ua: ‘Thad we staod FAIRLY tol SQUARELY to all our proininesof CIVINGPRGFECT SA'TSFACTION to every ono or money refunded. No dodg' yg or milarepreseataiionsattte AN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORK, HS aly striedy ONE DICK cvatab'alnent ‘a Nevada Cornty. ' RULES AND REGULATIONS : AN THE FUTURK, OF THE Baits San Francisco Opposition Store, Anybody wantin credit, woo can give us l ref have thia. _At vanting credit, woo éet reforeuce, can have thia y, sixty at ninety Gays ordibt “t our establishmeout,at-the same prives they wou 4 pey if the ‘ash was put on the c.an er, But ibis underateyod that thirty days myaws baat ays, ay this's auificient aocommodati " h ill. as. TWO va UO MOKe busines, aerate corr ealaeiae atts ate i. Eiyman B& Go., SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITI IN STORE, a NEVADA CITY, oy And the RED FRON T ONE-PRICE OPPOSITIO}, STORE, D and 2d Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL “What are wild waves say ag aaet) Sister the whole day long ¢” Pal ' 4 . —_ : — =, —== “IMPERIALST Th In Cereus at it's” Havana Hand.-:nade, Rich, Meow and Delicious Fiavor ou. RUBBER BOOTS, OI; GU-DS, Ec, During the Day "ime at L'sa Than Son Pawseiso Ce eid Baty Bvening, commencing at 7 o'clock sharp, ale, Tracy will act as @ Bal-smai to help Dispose of ihe Stock to the Highest Sidd:. K. CASPER will hereafter devote his whole time--to the Electric Light, of this city. He will enlarge his Plant from 400'to 900 Light Dynamo to furnish Light for Business and Private Houses. K, Casper will place’ Meters in each House, if required and charge ONE CENT PER HOUR for a 16-Candle Power Light, and replace the Lamp at his own expense, Thanking the public for past patronage, I sincerely hope it will be continued until tse entire stock is closed Come at Once, Before tie Stock is ; BAROKAMNM UP. (AMLIB. SON OB N4RYLAY) ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. BARGAINS —AT— 120 Sheeis' Noie’ Paper, 20 cents, , Envelopes, 5 Packages, 2 5 cents, Buggy Whips worth $1.75, 50 cents, t Good Ex.ension Table, only £5.00, 1 Good Lurge Wardrobe, $8.00, t Parlor Sw + Tam), Brass, $2.00, t FlourCher, $+.50, “t Large He: ing S ove, $5.09, 1 No. 7 Cook'ng S ove, $10, : 1 No. 9 Cooling Range, Copper Boiler, $15. t Ash Bed Roo 'n Sei, 7 Pieces, $27.50, t Walnut Fras. e Parlor Set, 5 Pieces, $2 5, t Good Single Lounge, $7. 1 Good Walnut Frame Lounge, $10, 1 Turkish Upholstered Chair, $8. Horse Collars, $1, 50. te. 1 Good Saddle, $6. : » Main Street, oppos'te Union. Hotel, % ey Go-te any store you please and just} ; Price any article that yon want in_ the . ie clothing line, aud then yo down to Cas.per’s, and you will tind out that you can, buy the same article 40 per cent vlieaper, : Go to the sale at Casper’s this evering. u A Pleasant Surprise. i Union: Mr. aud Mrs. D, BL Marw ick “3 Were as much pleased as surprised Fri3 day evening. “A¥ about 9 o’cl ‘ck a party a of ladies and gentlemen numberiiig-about . 4 £0, all dressed in sheets and pillow cases . ” 4 ead weat'ng masks, marched into the Marwick residence and took pos:e-sion, . 3 The party took with them a violin and OES ‘ ZN 2 guitar and huge baskets full of nicely Mr. David M. Jordan. : Prepared delicacies. Dancing was kept . of E:imeston, N. ¥, up wutil a late hour, when all unmasked . Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless cb, end then followed all so Pease et A Complete Cure by HOODS 3 Wor the Union, _» SARSAPARILLA, 4 J. A. Northway, proprietor of the es aan : on Rd . the cane : Vuiou Hotel, today received a tine piano, respected ciduens of Otsego Co., N. ¥. : which hag been placed *i the parlor for « Sie years Thad attack of a the use of guests of the hotel. gravel, have Mince been troubled with my : mil sieniguig icc . Liver and Kidneys s ; Wrestling Match, Fradually growing worse. Three ’ i ; Seale Was 59 Tow that I comida ‘ * : = Negotiations are pending for—a-wrost=-— bela E crs ikea. corpes ‘for aon : lig match, Greco-Roman sty! between J ate mething but grmel. I was badly a y te, , Charles Hast ppp emaciated and no more color than @ ‘ es Hartman and William Mut on, marble etme. Hood's peas vee : to take place the last of this im. nth. first bottle t notre tual better, 2 5 ie ee ' fored less, the in@lummnsion ef the Blas. : Goveryor Frowrr has ‘hung the Latin pti NC ey od ear ee feat a sere 3 motto, “Tempus fugit,” in front. of his After Thad taken three bottles could eat Ks deak as a Benile hiut to callers that life Snything without hurting me. y, I gos a ie shack pa hunary that I had to eat 6 times a day , ave now fully recovered, thanks te * ~~ e600. wae . g Rx cexaton I Gal a anys he is mak. . Hood’s Sarsaparilila 4 oA da woath by lsetursg. feel well aud 5 i Heh i Ncchintte = : = 8 mnttet tne oo welt A nned OS ISPFERSON Davis w'll not allow. 72 amos t the peop!a.o: Geuewia ty mn: : HOOD’S PILL8 are the best aftendinnes ' one a Georgia to raise a loud i), Pills, asslat digestion, . Cure headache, eat 4 WASTE NOT, WANT NOT. i No mat er if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, ard again if you . are" moderate ¢ > Gumataioes itis corta ily wijust to youresll to pay even oiié ceat more for your goods than *9 medessary. It is a. established fact that we-have a lowered prices sd have aod ai achcok upon ihe greedy ‘“‘old-i'mera.” : — a HYMAN ‘a the man who brought prioss dow a in Nevada county, and none a . ao Pires vieigh dare deny it, &* we caa prove itby the cit’.ens of Nevada cer 1: i en you ut that e r ' ERANOISCO NS em that you bay an article forso much less at the SAN ' — Tracy's Furnitore Rooms,

@ Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, ae THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. . Established Sept. 6, 1860. Txrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year, MONDAY Ev’NG JAN. 23. '93. Powder.— Cream of tartar baking Highest of all in petra strength.—— Latest Untrep, Srates Goveanment Foop Rerorr. * oe Roya. Bakine Powner Co. 106 Wall St. N. Y. ——— “Vm — — Sorry.’ people would not think there Was: some: thiug wrong I would have hought eveiry “selling agent.” The sale goes on again attead will qiss big bargains. ~“Foad “accident at “E.nigrant Gap. “He __ Al. Lamping, formerly of this -place, ~ this city. A mocher a%d two s'sters axe this evening, and psople who’ do Rot _...__ Caterch in'the Head Is undoubtedly 4 disease of the blood can effect a perfect cure. Hood’s Sarsahas cured many very severe cases of catarrh. Try it, s0eHurt in # Retiroad Accident. Tehaina, ‘by placitg ‘a piece of paper on top. ee evidence, . was se iovsly hurt on Saturday in a rail was fireman oa on engine. The ‘ajured man was taken to the Railroad Hoap‘tal at Sacrane.to, where he aiterwarda died of his injuries, -Deceased was -a steady, jndusiriovs yourz man, end was well V’ked by #11 who knew hin. He was engaged to be married to a young lady in liv'~g at Sacrameoto, ‘The couse ef the accdentwas wisplsced switch. ‘The eng! .eer was also badly ‘njured, dyspepsia, billiousness or headache, and neatly repa'ved at Smiith’s Cleaning and Dyeing Works, Neal stieet, Grass THE BIGELOW. CONTEMPT CASE. The Evidenco of Both Sides Now Before duige Ellison. , Appeal: When the Superior Court was convened Friday morning the evidence in the vase of the county of Yuba va the Eureka Lake and Yuba Uanal Company, was resumed before Judge Ellison of Several beer and whisky bottles; ‘con. . taining samples _of the watertaken irom, the’ discharge flume of the mine were placed on the table opposite'the defendant’s counsel, Senator (ross and Fred Searls, and were afterwards introduced in evidence: . Jadgé Searls was the first witness examined. He gave a history as to the title Holland & Baker had to the ground, which they received: in 1879. from ‘the Eureka Leke and ¥uba Canal Company. . The deed was on record in Nevada county, He knew nothing about the ‘subsequent transfer toBigelow. The water was supplied by the Summit Water and Irrigation Company, which’also supplied about the saine quantity of water for irrigat‘on . kurposes as did the Eureka Lake. ard Yuba Canal Company; from whom they “acquired theit water’ rights: He gave! the names of the different superintendents ot the Eureka Lake Company for years past. Water is ued for motive power.as well as for irrigaiion, and is leased by the Summit company, W. W. Waggoner, of Nevada City, a surveyor and civil engiaeer, was next er, amined, He stated that he had made a That is what Tracy said to a crowd of survey of the ground, and the plat he proThe duced was made from that survey, tod: 5 66 AC a ct] if : : J =n eo The witness stated that he had made the survey dur'ng the present moath. article I sold Saturday night and douHe had taken some samples 400 and Liha : bled my money by ped dling them out to” foot from the mouth of the reservoir, people who did not attend Casper’s sale, whien he placed in cans and sealed u AM’ there “is about it, I’m —— sorry I ; = ~ was not a Buyer Sustead “of being the Produced those samples in court. The : material in the tin cans was sol or slick ens. ; A [Ge W. Cross then potnted to eight bot} tles-that-were on the table and asked the: witaess What samples they contained, ~ He stated. that while at the. mine hi : had taken the samp'es from the tap “ot d h onl liable blood purifie. P P ee P ‘ the water. With the exception of two, eres é i; . they were all taken .com the discharg: —Parilla ie the best -blood-puriBen syd it flume while the mine wa3 in full dpeadipa The samples were seakd up and had not since becn tampered with, _These sainples.were all-intecdueedin He On croas-exam‘ ation by ‘Mr, Devlin, tas ‘witness stated-that-one moniter wa in-opeiation on January 9, 1893.. He was unable to tell the depth of the reservow. The dam-wag constructed cf brash and earth, buat hecould not tell how much its construction cost, It nignt have been $4 00. The flume bad not heen cleaned befere hewade the eXamineiPicrng Leola: ation, “There was mee seliment_ip the water wher the mine wag in operation; -got.the water eat with the top ofa ittaer'y tia backel and then poured it into ae the bottles; the dam ouzht not to break Take Simmcns Liver Regulator for . a3 there was very little pressure againgt it; was now, however, aware that it had broken. : : . In reply to Senator Crots, he stated 1: F tnat there was no water that he kuew of; Gents’ light clothing theroughly cleaned. but the still water that did not cat ry sed imeat. There was no stream ‘n the Valley. Saciataction g teed or no. 2&8 Nevadas that did riot carry a oer. ch: rges, . * jl8-2w M istletoe Kacampment, Tue officers of Mistletoe Encampment, Monday evening, January 23d. The j1ing. Kvery member ef the Encampment order, W. H. Martin, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, Xeribe, j18-td Pandora’s Box SOZODONT is well-spring of joey in the parlor, a . tain amount of sediment. : W. F, Buglebcighs, a civil eng’ seer, of Neva4a Citv, was e.amiacd, He sated that he wag familiar, more or less, w-ti . & A the impouatl'ng recervoic, Since the imNo, 47, I, 0. O, F., will be ‘stalled ‘en esp mg jp wena tie ae vas stallation will be-public to all members at oE9, cea a pth rahe of the subordinate lodge in good stand rae i oe fee i pease ; debe;s would siill remain where it ‘was. 2S sheneo Ry Faqnecien ta-he grin), m The mine wasin full operation the day he was there and he took samples of ihe get water, which wag offered in evidence and adm‘ .ed, — On ¢voss-pxamination by Mr, Devlin breught multitude of ills upon human-. s¢,:.4 that he visited che mite last Mon. . ity, se saith the ancienis; but a boitle of day ard had no been there for a year ; he hed gone there at the request of Mr. the family. It refreshese the ‘ ivalid by Searls; took the samples at the miaiatu e cleaning his mouth aid fits the belle for] yte-¢,0) by ho'd'1g the bottle in it. The wate, ‘1 the reservoir was as clear as bis panple a-cept at the upper edge whera praia the water looked muddy. We authorize our advertised druggist . -F; B. Bi: sham, @ miner aad a carpaato sell Dr. King's New Discovery for . :er ‘-o.n Colu nbia Hill, toss‘fiod as ~to Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon. . the’ aamplay tatien fron the auletof tel. “this condition. IT you are afflicted with impound’ :q reservo'>. & Cough, Cold or any Lang, Throat or . eezoic wren the mi 1¢-was"4 oper tioa, Chest trouble; and will use this remedy . the water wa; so e'ear vaat he ooo d look as directed, giving it a fair trial, and ex-. dowa a ‘cot o: mc @; had ae “ssed Mr, perience no benetit, you may return the Waggoaer in mak+og the sucvey ard was bottle and have your money refunded. . pregent when he tuok ie tampe of wa We could not make this offer did we not ter. know that Dr. King’s New Discovery. could be relied on, It never disappoint. . he stated that be had been baile og Trial bottles free at Carr Bros’. Dru . stuices in the mine for Me, L'gelow; knew nothing about the wine vt"! he went to work in it last December, ae the dam for the first tims oa New Ycar’s J. B. Wilson, 371 Olay St., Sharps. . day. The mine worked . co it: 2n0paly burg, Pa., says he will not be without . day aed r"zht. The m'ne w Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consump. whea the sangles were taken, C.H. Mallon, quar!: miner “rom NeWis Btore. Large size 0c, and $1.00. 4¢ Should Bein Every House. tion and Coughs, that it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia . vada City, was next éxam‘ael, after an attack of ‘ La Grippe,” wheu. prese:t when the samples were talen by varioug other remedies and several physi-. Mr. Waggoner; they wee good, fair samole tot deen her no good. — Rabert. ples, Whew the wate: was about eighteen Barber, of Cookaport, Pas, claims Dr.. ioz»es deep he coa'd see the bottem, : Ta r-ply to My; Des'in he stated that good than anything he ever used for Lung . he vi''*ed tee mine on Jangaiy 13:b, at Nothing like it, Try it. Free . the requst of M», Waggoner to take . Trial Bottles at Carr. Bros.’ Drug Store . samples o! water to be vagd: ia evidence large bottles, 50c. and $1.00. a this ca-e; hed never been at the mi ie King’s New Disobyery hasdonehim more Trouble, . le*sre. x MOST PERFEC ‘. the leading Baking Powder its supremacy, 4° Years the aR Wes at the resOn cro. s-exavination by M+. Daviin Saw as worktiog A-8. Bigelow was recalled and j1 re~~] ply to Senator O-oss scated that the mire lays befere the @rnples ot Rg . st taken, “"” oe 7 de’ecda it rested his case, Pm, grove Senator Cross then ar 10ou1ced that the * Dr. ©, E. Stone, late Pres‘dent of the a n g Aaui-Deur's Association. was exam'ed , ay Me. Devi'n ja rebuttal. ..He pid Powder: Me Pot lee tak to the deb :is que. . dispute ‘on fora number of years, In a great T MADE. ‘naay incunees the debr's was washed uvo vhe r:vers by freshets, alinoagh min1g bad ceased where it was washed out, te told Woathe know about tne iste lang endcche deposits be gaw in the Yuba 4) ver utter the water weat dowa, at . pableto tellthe~exact length or Shady’ seen material in the Yuba river . after every treshet that resembled the material in the-cans exhibited. Ta reply.to Senator Cross he stated that considerable of jt waa at present covered up with sead; had ecen where tue debris had been washed down through ravities; the mate-ial was lodged in sha'lows of the Yuba river where there was nos much water, but when geod cu--< rent comes along, it either recedes or gts covered up with sand. After it has oce vent ef water to remove it. The dam he a‘laded to as the State dam was constructed above Marysville across the Yuba river. Pori:oa of that damhad been burned and portion. of it had given way; had ceen slickeng deposited on the lands adjaceat to Marysvilie, where it remained until another flood covered it. When a large other portion wea burne!, the current washed thé debris down. Eveu if. the dam remained when it was with debris the material. would have beea washed in reply to Mr. Devlin he atated that after the high wc ter receded the debris rema‘ned ou the land, ard it destroyed ia fevility.—The-state-cam ‘was about ‘9000 feet long. : George siterng, a former valley watchwhan, waa next exain'nod. . He described the effects of the water on the acoumulated matter in bring'ng-it. down into the Yuba river; was acqua‘uted with the Yuba river, and the matter in the cans ‘a the Yuba river; such matierwoald kill tae vegetation, : AL In reply to Senator Cross he stated that a good deal of the slickeng deposiied -was-Tremoved—by—the water which cut channels through it, and anocher portion of it remained where it lodged; was uns c2eek a8 it was four years since he had been ‘thera, Pe oe J. He Flint, thé druggist and chemist, : weg next swora. He etated that he thad takea samples of ‘the Cebris at the south ead of the Yuba river that’ after. noon, He produced; the #1 tiples of slick. us which wai'adnitted m. evidence, ~ Hon. Georg: Obleyer; ‘Tete thanagerof the Anti-Debris Assoviation, was examined, and siaied that he was acquainted #1¢¢ 16:2. He had seen material similar to that-in the cans deponised in the-¥ube ‘river. A mixture of glicl-ens and the Tand on waich it lodged wes damaged as ita pitality —wasdesiroyed, Saw the State brash dam when it was constructed aud saw it acter the break. a lu ‘ep'y to Senator Cross . he. stated: that the debcis would practically remain where it was lodged. Mr, Devi'u then announced that he rested, : fos that his honor visit the grounds aud sea the inpeundmgdams bsiure lie reii-. der hia.decis‘ou, : Mr. Devl 4 interposed an objection. he thoughs that they ought to win or love by tne'tessimony offered in cauet. The-defendevt wa-!4 no posites to ask che Court to visit his inine, He very “23 wwe in’ne, 2 vudge Kll:son sa‘d he had no time to visit he mine. Seuator Cross wanted time to pres=4 bia authorities; ten days would be wut. ficient. He would state that acting on hés ivsi-uot_ous, Mr, Ligelow would not stop mning until a decision was readered hy some coart against him, Mv. Devtia would not consent to an adjourrment for ten days unless Mr. Digelow gave a guarantee that he would rot mine daring that ime. Judge Ellison said that there were one or two poiats he would wish counsel to present authorities oa. He would allow Senator Cross until the 28th te file his briefs and the plaintiff would -be given ten days from that time to anawer. pet See ALL whoare :.oubled with Cons:ipation wi:l find a safe, swe, and apeedy relief in Ayer'’s Pills. Unlike mosi other cathartica, “these pills strengthen the stomech, liver, aad bowels, aud restore the organs (o notmal and regular action. Reli‘s of Early Days. ___H. Pecarty found six old balf-dalisrs. Saiarday afternoun on Pine stvevt, in fieat of Mrs. Percy's restaurant where the street is be'ng macidamized. The coins were very darklored, having been buraed at some time, A “ter scour. ing them for awhile the dates could be disc’ igvished, the oldest being 1825, the latess 1836. The coins wee doubsteas lost over thirty yeara ago, SR hey A Quiet Wedding, John Kepnan of this city ond Miss Emma Hugenon of Grass Valley were Catholic parsonage, Rey, Father Tanham intimate friends werepresent, James Grimes and Miss Grace Keenan (vater of the groom) atood up with thew. The young couple have the best wishes of their many friends, They bave reated rooms at: M-s, Malt.nan’s. Main atree:, and gone to housekeepi 1g. Sp 9: a ee 0+ Yum, Yue, Yum, ‘tIi’s a big thirg for poor people,” caid a man who boaght a bed eom‘orter ab Ky Oneper’s sale on Satucday evening ‘or $1.00, when ali dealers are charg. ing $.CO for just the same thng. The i Will Visit the Land jo Diipute. The case of Ga,’ va, Ausiin ig new being heatd before the Land Office of. cials ai Sdorameuto. Register Fraser will visit this city some time th's week for the pu ee ee O44 Fellows, Aitena, portioa of thodam washed away and vn}. waa the saiue as what had accumulaid} with the Yuba river and its tributaries . Stuator Cross stated that he was anx. . tuday, Sureouocaly objected to the “Judge —viit-{quietly married Saturday eveniig, at the . of viewing the ground in ' PERSUNAL MENTION, Social and Other Notes About People Old and Young, ” R. Maloney of Washington is in town. J.-A. Johnson of Denver, Col.. isin Géo. Colman and H. Fuller, came over feom North San Juan yesterday. Miss Lillian Hart went up to the Central House today’ on a Visit. M‘ss Delis ‘O'Donnellof Grass Valley ds very ill, yesterday, A. 8. Bigelow was in town Suturday on way honie from Maryaville. Assessor Bond was a little better today, but is still very sick. Judge Searls returned this morning from a trip to San Francisco. W.-W. Van Eran, the well-known ‘traveling man, was in town yesterday, Miss Ida Stenger, who has been here visiting her parents, returned to _Washington this morning. James MoCrandl :’s condition was very critical teday, and it is now thought

that he cannot recover, L. Hyman will leave for Marysville tomorrow moraing. He will be absent about a week, i Ex-District Attorney F. T. Nilon retarned last evening from a business trip below. =. : Mr. and Mra, Lathrop, who have been visiting Mrs. R. Houston, have returned to Yolo county, J. Gollobri of San Francisco was in town last evening on his way to North Bloomtield, ee ea J.W. MoMahon of the Rising Sun Mine was in town Saturday on . his way below, : Mra. P. Bequette, A. Bequette and Mius Alice Foid, of Forest City, are here Deputy Internal Revenue Collector J, W. McGee, and family, of Sierra county, arrived here Saturday. . nine eres trainers ‘celor at the dedicatien of the new K, of P. Hall at Eureka, Humboldt edunty, on Friday. — 5 H: T, Murchie of Wasso, Oregon, who ueadto reside here, and has. been away for the last twelve years, is here on. a visit to his old home, Chaa. Scheuerman of North San Juan, who has been down to Sacramento on a. bosiness trip, arrived tists yesterday on his way home.. a has heen te San Francisco spendiug a few days, came inon the train last evening 0a hig way home. Thomas McCall, a resident: of Gray Eagle Bar since May, 1853, has been here for several days on a visit~ to: hic son, John McUall, superintendent of the ere een Gra Ene —His probbly-not the coliteat~ weather you ever ksew in your life; but that. is how you feel just new, because past suf‘erings are soon fSrgotten, aud becau e your blood needs the euriching, invigoracnug ifluence-of—Ayer'a Sarsaparilia= ihe Superier Medicine. a 2 Ore “Struck 1¢ Rich.” That is what twenty or thirty men said on Saturday evening after attending the great sale at K. Casper’s store, They sold the wrath, for they did “ strike it “eh,” by gett'ng lots of clothing, boots, shoes, neck-wea,, etc.; at about hali their cosas, The sale will be continued this even‘ng, commencing, at 7 o'clock sharp. They Want Aid. The Catiforuia M'ners Association has issued a c'reular letter to those interested ia hy@-aulic inining to contribute to a ‘© dito vid iu passing the mining bill now befure Congress. The object is to sedan azent to Washington to represeut .e mining ‘uterests, and for this purpo-e money is needed, Persons in‘eressed should communicate with W. O. Ralsto,, Secreisry of the Association, Room 8 M'I's Lr'le’ ig, Se. Francisco. Ciothing Sales Agent , War ted’for Nevada City aud v'cin:ty. Libe.al commission paid, and we furnish sh tne bess and most complete outfit ever for terms, Wanam Ker & Brown, [Yt] ~~ Philadelphia, Pa; ot 0 Bee A 8<.T0H jin time. “Take Simmon Liver Regul tor and prevent sick ness, ee oe cesiinninin, sas Little Co'n Will Do. Little coin will buy anything you went in the clot ing“ -e, It only takes onehalf as much coisa to buy goods at Casper's great sale as it does to buy the same goods at other hou es, cites ak Baukrupt Stock. Geo, C. Gayl. -d ofers for sale a bavk+opt-siook-of caud‘es-at tea Gente per ponnd—the same as are sold elsewhere a; 25 coats per pou d, j28-tf “The Califu. sian.” This magazine pub’ shed ia Sa. Frevciseo reqummeads iself to the general reader, od par.‘c:'arly tocitir ns of the Pasifie coast «sdb is well edited and neatiy p from the is of the printe. It voutaine papers by per-ous ‘whose literary ability is unquesiioned, and ite illusiratioas are equal to any Eastern magazine o! ‘much greater pre Bell the Goods, Tracy: That is just what K. Casper has not. tied George Traay todo. Tracy says he will obey orders if he busts his sr>peoders. ; : This-ev: ving the newly elected officers of Mistletoe t standing ang cordially tavited to attend be iapielied, All Odd: Follows in good . Dr. Frd W. Lux of Downieville, who}. oe erty maine, He tol tor forge pe a fs A Pointer for You. Isto make au investm at“. BPOLEY’S CAN DIES immediately, ; Contectione is always ‘1 orier r vd you're , decidedly oat of order it yea dont s-of the f~-vex to have a penchant tor CANDY and alihos bh . ere were heavy dem: dst, a the supply do ig vhe he ‘days, evey rad butt roaps picked — rn re . ee. ning Night and Day. nite ‘time. The new owners are quarts miners in the State. —— 80. Just a Sample. oo th’ ever 1g. ; ——_—____] prclitic seuree Pe ople are may deve testimony as to ti a‘d loss of appe.ite and: flesh, not, the of the initial attack of rheumatisia, FOLEY iss ways equal to the eme halfso fir>id awret as what FOL Candy Fastory. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner wantit. Jet's a) excusable weakneThe Providence Mine is Booming—Rup. Kind of a shirt, neckties, boots, shoes,: The old P-ovidence mine iv now assuraing ita prist*ie glory. The mine is look. ing splendid, and from present appearances bids f-‘r to outrival all former outputs of the precious metal. The ledge new being worked is very large, and is paying handsomely. There are about fifty men employed in the mine, and a few more have been. engaged to g° on next week. Twenty \f the forty stamps . murrer susta’ ied. are being run night and day, and in three or four days ten more will be started up; aud it will not be long before the «ther ten will be pounding away for an i‘defiVery proud of their mine, and are confident . -provided he pay platntitis’ costa: in pie! that they have one of the very best in this district. The m‘ne has been opened up under the superiutenderce of Carl Davis, who is regarded as one of the best Hata that cost $3 were sold at Casper’s great sale on Saturday eveniug at $1. The samejbats are sold by other dealers for $3.50. The sale will be continned Preventing Future Misery. If there is, in this vale of tesrs, a more Covrinued two weeks, of wisery tian the rheu-. watic twioge, we have yet to lear of it. Me.ion to seb aside judgment denied. n wita @ tendency to rheumatiam, juet.es they are with oue to consumption ve to-soerefala, -Slight cau ea this. Av soon aa the agunizing compla'yt manifests itself, recourse sheuld be had to Hosteiter’e Stomach Bitters, whicn checks ite further inroads and banishes the rheumatic poison from the system. This statament. tallies exactly with the testimony of pvysiciaus ? is tive blood depurare ent in their private practic, There is also the amplest p Gleasi nal and general @ efficacy of the Litters for malaria, liver complaiat, const: pacion, adh gtctlon, kidney trouble, ne-vonanesa d After a wetting, whether followed by -a cold or Bitters ig useful as a preventive uv grows 1 Je uny. Ghips of'we are very cool. jog “1 July, but POLEY'S chips are r: aw ot avawretcan —be-at—riy— time a the year.— Chips of the old -btocka-e always ei omed but FOLEY is a chip of awoet nese wherever you tind hin, aid you'll always ii id him at the Superior = Don't Get Left. If you want a suit of clothes, any hats, trunks or anything else kept in‘a first-class clJthing house, go immediately to K. Casper’s store, where you can get thea at half price. Sale every evening, co.nnenc ng at 7 o'clock. ee Superior Court. ‘The following business was transacted dathe Superior Court today; Hon. John Caldwell presiding: sobert Bell vs, S. Heironimus, DeEllen E. Holbiook va. Caleb Harrington, Order denyi»g motion for new trial. : Mary E. Smith et al. vs. Patiick Hawkiags. Jury trial granted defendant, paring for trial, etc, the stim, not to exceed $10. Defendant dectined to pay said cobs, and excepted to the ruling of the Court. Ystate of K'zabeth P. Jones, de, ceased. Sale ‘of real eatate coviirmed. BH. 8. Lewis vs. HK. A. Roberts al. Or ler correc, 1g decree nunc pro trac as of December 15, 1892,-to read “R. 9 K,’ instead-of “R-8 Eo Deniel J, Buckley ve, Pat Foley. et al Order submitiing motion to strike out aweuded complaint ou briefa and points and autho ities, Estace oS George W; Abbe, deceased. Richard Rye. ve. W. H. Weldon. Mo ‘on for new trial granted, WeeD.Loagvs. Peter MoAuslan. Objection to settloment of stit ment on mcivn for a new. irial ove. sled and cor~ el-for defeude +t allowed three days to.prepare nd prevent to the Court suc. amendmen! : as he may desire, — oa cormeeenremencompece. More Yet, ‘Lie membera of Vinalia Parlor of Native Sons are ruxious to have a cave o fa vhe Curly Be .ra i stituted at that pleve, # d have written to the piey ir officia'y about it, The'r w'shes will probably b> . grent d. i duve aren’ Nt, 13 Commercial Si., Nevada (ity ¢ RETIRING FROM Te00 CLOTHING BUSINESS =. CASPER Informs the public that he will sell: his entire stock of CLOTHING, HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, FURNISH. ING GOODS, LADIES’ SHOES, RUBBER C ATS, an ow . _. more th: 1 misia.ea. Tie great cecret i oP rs Just for the Fan of It. : SITION STORK, Commercial Street, Nevada Clsy, note how they tey to cone’ ace You toat we ave nor u , nerchauts, that we cainot last long, that our goods are ‘nfe ‘or, and that we se!l w ithoat peotit. In this proposit'ou t .ey-are_ seta : a Swe purchase “u large quantities at sufficleut ¢ erenos* 1 p. ‘ce “o enable ug to give our prtrons fone barga’ +a, thus prov’ w io the parchaser the alvant ge of. CASH over CREDIP, © are ever. ie cata the pab lo, which is cont'nually evidenced by the in. yep! bibs oil goods. £ dia coudlusion we would gay that WE ARK HURK, AND. TO SIAY. ‘That we inout tuspectlutly ask a frei those who dou ( Faow ua: ‘Thad we staod FAIRLY tol SQUARELY to all our proininesof CIVINGPRGFECT SA'TSFACTION to every ono or money refunded. No dodg' yg or milarepreseataiionsattte AN FRANCISCO OPPOSITION STORK, HS aly striedy ONE DICK cvatab'alnent ‘a Nevada Cornty. ' RULES AND REGULATIONS : AN THE FUTURK, OF THE Baits San Francisco Opposition Store, Anybody wantin credit, woo can give us l ref have thia. _At vanting credit, woo éet reforeuce, can have thia y, sixty at ninety Gays ordibt “t our establishmeout,at-the same prives they wou 4 pey if the ‘ash was put on the c.an er, But ibis underateyod that thirty days myaws baat ays, ay this's auificient aocommodati " h ill. as. TWO va UO MOKe busines, aerate corr ealaeiae atts ate i.. Eiyman B& Go., SAN FRANCISCO OPPOSITI IN STORE, a NEVADA CITY, oy And the RED FRON T ONE-PRICE OPPOSITIO}, STORE, D and 2d Sts. MARYSVILLE, CAL “What are wild waves say ag aaet) Sister the whole day long ¢” Pal ' 4 . —_ : — =, —== “IMPERIALST Th In Cereus at it's” Havana Hand.-:nade, Rich, Meow and Delicious Fiavor ou. RUBBER BOOTS, OI; GU-DS, Ec, During the Day "ime at L'sa Than Son Pawseiso Ce eid Baty Bvening, commencing at 7 o'clock sharp, ale, Tracy will act as @ Bal-smai to help Dispose of ihe Stock to the Highest Sidd:. K. CASPER will hereafter devote his whole time--to the Electric Light, of this city. He will enlarge his Plant from 400'to 900 Light Dynamo to furnish Light for Business and Private Houses. K, Casper will place’ Meters in each House, if required and charge ONE CENT PER HOUR for a 16-Candle Power Light, and replace the Lamp at his own expense, Thanking the public for past patronage, I sincerely hope it will be continued until tse entire stock is closed Come at Once, Before tie Stock is ; BAROKAMNM UP. (AMLIB. SON OB N4RYLAY) ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. BARGAINS —AT— 120 Sheeis' Noie’ Paper, 20 cents, , Envelopes, 5 Packages, 2 5 cents, Buggy Whips worth $1.75, 50 cents, t Good Ex.ension Table, only £5.00, 1 Good Lurge Wardrobe, $8.00, t Parlor Sw + Tam), Brass, $2.00, t FlourCher, $+.50, “t Large He: ing S ove, $5.09, 1 No. 7 Cook'ng S ove, $10, : 1 No. 9 Cooling Range, Copper Boiler, $15. t Ash Bed Roo 'n Sei, 7 Pieces, $27.50, t Walnut Fras. e Parlor Set, 5 Pieces, $2 5, t Good Single Lounge, $7. 1 Good Walnut Frame Lounge, $10, 1 Turkish Upholstered Chair, $8. Horse Collars, $1, 50. te. 1 Good Saddle, $6. : » Main Street, oppos'te Union. Hotel, % ey Go-te any store you please and just} ; Price any article that yon want in_ the . ie clothing line, aud then yo down to Cas.per’s, and you will tind out that you can, buy the same article 40 per cent vlieaper, : Go to the sale at Casper’s this evering. u A Pleasant Surprise. i Union: Mr. aud Mrs. D, BL Marw ick “3 Were as much pleased as surprised Fri3 day evening. “A¥ about 9 o’cl ‘ck a party a of ladies and gentlemen numberiiig-about . 4 £0, all dressed in sheets and pillow cases . ” 4 ead weat'ng masks, marched into the Marwick residence and took pos:e-sion, . 3 The party took with them a violin and OES ‘ ZN 2 guitar and huge baskets full of nicely Mr. David M. Jordan. : Prepared delicacies. Dancing was kept . of E:imeston, N. ¥, up wutil a late hour, when all unmasked . Colorless, Emaciated, Helpless cb, end then followed all so Pease et A Complete Cure by HOODS 3 Wor the Union, _» SARSAPARILLA, 4 J. A. Northway, proprietor of the es aan : on Rd . the cane : Vuiou Hotel, today received a tine piano, respected ciduens of Otsego Co., N. ¥. : which hag been placed *i the parlor for « Sie years Thad attack of a the use of guests of the hotel. gravel, have Mince been troubled with my : mil sieniguig icc . Liver and Kidneys s ; Wrestling Match, Fradually growing worse. Three ’ i ; Seale Was 59 Tow that I comida ‘ * : = Negotiations are pending for—a-wrost=-— bela E crs ikea. corpes ‘for aon : lig match, Greco-Roman sty! between J ate mething but grmel. I was badly a y te, , Charles Hast ppp emaciated and no more color than @ ‘ es Hartman and William Mut on, marble etme. Hood's peas vee : to take place the last of this im. nth. first bottle t notre tual better, 2 5 ie ee ' fored less, the in@lummnsion ef the Blas. : Goveryor Frowrr has ‘hung the Latin pti NC ey od ear ee feat a sere 3 motto, “Tempus fugit,” in front. of his After Thad taken three bottles could eat Ks deak as a Benile hiut to callers that life Snything without hurting me. y, I gos a ie shack pa hunary that I had to eat 6 times a day , ave now fully recovered, thanks te * ~~ e600. wae . g Rx cexaton I Gal a anys he is mak. . Hood’s Sarsaparilila 4 oA da woath by lsetursg. feel well aud 5 i Heh i Ncchintte = : = 8 mnttet tne oo welt A nned OS ISPFERSON Davis w'll not allow. 72 amos t the peop!a.o: Geuewia ty mn: : HOOD’S PILL8 are the best aftendinnes ' one a Georgia to raise a loud i), Pills, asslat digestion, . Cure headache, eat 4 WASTE NOT, WANT NOT. i No mat er if you are wealthy, don’t throw your means away, ard again if you . are" moderate ¢ > Gumataioes itis corta ily wijust to youresll to pay even oiié ceat more for your goods than *9 medessary. It is a. established fact that we-have a lowered prices sd have aod ai achcok upon ihe greedy ‘“‘old-i'mera.” : — a HYMAN ‘a the man who brought prioss dow a in Nevada county, and none a . ao Pires vieigh dare deny it, &* we caa prove itby the cit’.ens of Nevada cer 1: i en you ut that e r ' ERANOISCO NS em that you bay an article forso much less at the SAN ' — Tracy's Furnitore Rooms,