January 24, 1893 (4 pages)

sna 0 v~ __-ARRIVING AT NEVADA CITY. RCS ERIE EVADA ‘TRANSCRIPY. VOL. LXIITI.=No ~ “9 29° NEVADA OITY. CAL TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 21 1893 Established Sept.6, 1960, by N. P. Brown & Oo. en svn THE, DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. PUBLISHED bY BROWN & CALKINS.: . SUBSCRIPLIGN RATES : Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year, L, 8. CALKINS. . FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselo~Office—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Ne. vada City; California. E Will practice in all the Courts. J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. OFZIOE LDitex Building, Corner Broa’ Pine Streets, Névada City. TIME TABLE NO. 45. Taking effect Monday, May 2d 1892; at 1 o'clock a. m.,' as follows: ' .aAVING NEVADA CITY: 5. 30 Ay ‘M. Iyeal” nergy Feanciaco at 4:46 P.M., and overlan: from Kast. -A° fly, ting wit! 13:4) P.M. Pazsied'ttrivios s San Francisco at 9:46 P.M. ma.Ratly.. bringing pas W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. -——OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA CITY CERWS. Se KOM, Veenlriaesmost, sutiaing sorner Broa: andPine streets. Newada Gf FRED SEARLS, Atrorney ond Qounselor st Lew, [LLU PRACTICR IN ALUTHE COUP state and Federat,’ P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Uounselor at Law, Wit PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANT : United Mtaten Courts, Attorney anc Qounselor at naw. ~ Nevada City Society Directory. AISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NOQ-47} . Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow ‘Meeta at Odd Fellows Hall €very 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month at 7:30 o’clock. JOURN cigs weaaatenin Cc. P. RO. A, GRAY HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, “Native Sons of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castile EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLEK R. <I, B3 Mor F t < JOHN. CG, NILON, R. 8. _ NEVADA Lopen, NO. 13,7. & A.M. ‘ Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of ench mouth, Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordinliy invited. Wa. BARKER, Master I, J, ROLFEK, Secretary. MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16 4 Cniform Rank Knichts of Pythia. Meets at Armorv Hall — iret Wednexday Evening of Each Month a' 7:80 o’clock. JOHN RADIG ALLEY 8S. K. o GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. Attorney at Law, bio Public an: NEVADA COMMANDERY. NO.6., ——~ 9:50 A: 4¥E sengerre and mati leav ing San Francisco até P. .» also Easter: passengers. Daily pathiadatol ‘wit. 5: 25 ?. M. Overland leaving Sa: Franciaco at 8:00. m., and overland fron the East. _ JOHN ¥. KIDDER, Genera] Manager. . . H. BROWN, Superintendent. THE GRISSEL BRO3., — Comercial Street. Beef, : : Pork, : Mutton And Veal. SUS ARS -OF EVERY KIND. Brosh Lard, Salt” Meats; Ele, kept ou band Tas Lawsit Living Prices'and tho bast Moat Méata delivered to any part of the city free of charge. f Notada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Go.Cal Titles ee and Insyred JOHN A. A. RAPP, WVoanty Recorder 11 edh ach five yodti, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC &1ANSUBRANOCK AGEN (. a 9, the Cali torala Wea the southern portion of Sr. oat y. bordering on -thebeat lands of place: . }. ve. ‘ares of Tend situated 18 Pleasant let on Kat, Broad street, Neada rT Broad $irait Maat Markat JAMES MONRO, P.ov'r. ef F Broad Street, on itea atthe Lowest Pic with fun thevery Heuee yeu Near the City Hall, Beer. ce ala Veal, Lamb Patan Smelting & Refining 1GHEST PRICE -PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, -—* anti ‘Seve City, Aug, 23. El PasadeRables.Spvings Hole!) “Paso de Robles, Gen Luls ounet enews Daliforate, ouith Readrt on tha -Pacifc ont ‘conga aaa he vasiers -houses; competent nner and Siegsat oO . Express train from Murysville, connecting at ‘vhird and Townsend streets, San Francisco, at 8:15 4. M., arrive at Gay; no staging. 6:00 P.M Game O8t) TT BORNS. Manoger THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOE COMPANY —or— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. Home Office—3 18 California street, Companys Buildingy; —Bolid_in Ansets, Uautious in Mgna vr ft hed ® p. Liberal ag@‘Adjustment and gaenk GEO. W. HILL, Manager, Omice Nao. 90 Maip »treot 5 GRABS VALLEY, ¢° KEYSTONE: : MARKET. . sta SOOTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY . 24 WURVSy Office—North side of Bidads Street, op posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal Will practicé in all the Cuurts of this. Ytate. Estates in Probate Proceedings. will receive geretutattanti tious c. w. Clindbnen ‘YEVADA OITY.” riice with Me VY. ¢, Uhipman, Sacramen Dr. J: F.-Shaw, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Nevada City? N. BE. ORAPMAN, — ju VOCAL ANESTHETICS [F DES! ltiee = Residence, Sacramento ne. ~ REDUCTION IN PAINTING. eS G. E. ‘WITHINGTON RED. IVES notice that he is prepared te paint Signs, Carta, ee énd Wa ona, @te., in the highest style of the ur From. and after date J sai pant Carts from $5 to.$10. Buggies -tromyi5 to $22.50. Sign Painting «specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPPO. 1. SITE YORK STREMI, OF Give me a call before placing rour werk elsewhere. a t 3 4 TICKETa ™“ —To— BASTERN CLPEBS¥ aRE SOLD BY THE— ‘AT OQLEAR; M. , LOBNER, Agent. SLERPING Car Beurus wecured and full iiformation regaxding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application, By eer~ tens . respanding with Mr, Lobner.)arties cau afrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excursions over’ the Sunset Route. Orders sold at Lowest Ratea for ticket. for passage from Europe and Eastern Vities to any point in the Pagific States and 'Lerritorids, These Orders, if, not used, will be redeamned ” the full RAB ote anoint paid therefor. i > Bodmer, . ‘hints & LANDS. eh Lauds imy Central and Northern, ‘(Qylifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utab, Pg to or addi : Maus, hand Agent). P. R. R. Ban Francisco, Cal. Ay Lands in Southern’ Califortia, apte 9 _ ’ silane Land Agent 8. P. R. R. REMOVED Pana ADDEN, ie, a pha RRR OoE Seeauteds Swart’s Photograph . A J Was ee mpi ee ae ee ry raleped Neier aie aaa waseKs ier Wee it Topeks. Kann wat AVIN REFITTED . sas ruoTo. ing mention this paper. GRAPH G&LLERY o SiSTLAY Wine givae te Herewith inform ‘the publicthat! ‘un tow Reddy ° Por’ “Business.” Sic veniertedereeiec * JOHN, SWART, Photographer, Wi W. WAGOONER, (Successor to W, F. Englebright,) 4! Civil + Bnginger ‘7: and: ‘Surveyor, Dewuty Gounty Surveyor anc]. [Deputy U.S. Minéral Survevor] oombe,® Monge &uodvorts block Nomads Odd [Féllows’Bullding, Broad Atreat, . DMIs ese} ft NEVADA CITY...CAJi . (OHN T, MORGAN VULLMAN PALACE shar plar, Meeta at Masoni¢ H.11 RL RST AND iy D-THURSDAY OF RACK MO at 7i¢-o'cloek. — 2 THEODORE ‘WILHELM Command =a Want to Keep Pheroughiy Posted Peja peiercenr seecenee RAT CONES 2 EAA Le Jou MINT an “ag BrouK< GRABING he “Sra? f OT — Other: Resources, best bestaed t Fes sal imeson = ¢ pA Loox pe Bed . Pa brncrat: is "GENER NAG LOCAL, = jcnamaten ie in ovary S part of his county. a ud wane pabronsHaye ‘Yuba : pre countien in mote pa emene, H peer. ae md Fe coun 4 wives a: faith: . . fal mtry ie record of the o 2 reas bi ing made in ‘development of heel y's varied ond extensive reso en. Tt pre: prev ents extraordinary inducemen . Best Advertising Medium ‘tm Ner . ictal Valiformias ISON NE: TO J ADVERTISERS ae (aonovenm —In Dn" — al g-———— . =D A © Some Yaniee Traits in Mexica. to become wiser without growii.; ier during a year's sojourn in } BY the circle of bonanza kings who we: Souther tn. ‘‘l went down where a coupl: the -mitiing district. At came acquainted with/an old grease who professed to become very fond © mp. One day, when I bad warmed hi leathery old heart with pulque, he con iided to me that he knew thé location o an old Aztec mine of fabulous richness rit was situated upon a branch of th PYaquai river, on Jand owned: by hi brother, a wealthy ranchera, It Wer ‘from this. mine ‘that the Monteztuna w the bulk of thoir fabulous. wealtb «& “During the war waged by Cortez th +iine was) forgotten, and he—any com panion—bed_ lately ‘discovered it. Hk fally.70 per cent, coin silver. Of courac { hit—bit ravenously, I set out for his ‘. brother's ranch next day and reached i: after a three days’ ride, The old mine certuinly there, and it gave every 1 Bet od de. of being as rich as represented, it.; Then . went to work to form & company.to, develop it. 1 did nots The TRANSCR.PT has ne ‘ Largest and Bost Equipped Job Printing Offos pM ST SLL TaD \ LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6 Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Evening of Rack Month, at 7:300’clock. . VERS: J.-M. WALLING, President: Mrs. Bett Dova.as, R. S. JEVADA CITY COUNCIL. NO, 3C — waste institute. Meets at Hibernta Hall “very Alteruate Friday Hvening commencing with the First Friday Evyening in the 7one J. M: FOLEY, Paesiflent. CARL SCHEMER BR, 3, MILO LODGE, NO. 48, Knichts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle CHARLIE BENNETS, ©, O, ‘8-8, -REOFOR,-Kot Re and-8. are B LUETIE & HItAND, WATOHMAKER; an» = JLW wna Street, Nevada ©. VBR or 143ENS BANK, ‘road Street.. -++-Nevada: ity ‘APITAL PAID Db, —— $30,000. “‘).A General Banking Business Transacted. WW Bigs SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLI , row Vork, San Franciece, And Sacramento We issue BILLA OF EXCHANG! Payable AT SIGHT in the prin cipal cities of GRKAT BRITAI* and KUROPE, ° Cellections on any part of th nited Statesu specialty. Highest Price Paid fer Count ind State Warrauta. igid and Siiver Builion havged Ageay Office at this Bank. OFFICERS: ME PROTO aoc ccuncecess es Paresiper (.M, HUNT. View Presipen: Pree or Casmie) ), B. 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Bank of Do: Matite 4 : Husinéss for Grads Valley caai he aa: facted with’ advantage at this city, ‘nick Time # Chean fare rn Oitios and te B x Sait GREAT Tt Ee eae ana SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANL, } (Pacurie Syermm.) te ike lin alte ince ih nov an ‘Yew York and New. Orleans . With steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. og ad ob OA par And & odrid-class Slee neping : . Attached to ) Rxprets ‘Ste ete sold, Sleeping Cap erinases ue por ia Serme a sive i applica p poraan sof eR “ore ik a) oan se secure cholge o1 ‘or passage from, Europe and Kas Pine the Pacilie Sten pas bY b if mt aves Lo soonms 4, > Ws BR. anay, Gen. Tref, "Henager, RAIL ROAD . LANDS. . . saree Be Svony. and signee 4 sabia aut a rund at Lowest Rates tor tisketes. é ep The American:\Pastry Cook, Hote] Meat Cooking YRC 82. neal No. 3, Chieego Herald ‘Cook. ing School. PMC H 0F.507 . Ne. 4, Cooking For Prorit. PRIOR 93 VOR SALE AT TRE OVFIQR, OF 180 . /HOTEL GAZETTE: ae t from gir] walked into a large dry goods store, and going up to one of ;the firm asked if he howe ever. looked at me pityingly and remarked: ‘Sq-oldJoga has canght another sucker, is ‘salted. five miles of the place in a meal sack.’” St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. _ Isaac Newton's First Inspiration, The youth of high scholastic attainments-who is always carrying off prizes naturally raises hopes of his subsequent suecess in a particular career. Of course the most is mace of him, He is tot only a credit to himself, but to hia Aeachers:to the latter, indeed, he is a practical a ren ia z “human docunient"—of roel class, Finally he leaves school, it is confidently predicted that, if he does not-achievé greatness in the battlejof life, it ean only be on account of 4 80ome moral flaw which has not yet had time to declare itself. But the “dull boy” seldom. receives the benefit of the doubt: in: any specula‘tion as to his future: Onos dubbed “dunce” or reputed “slow,” and = is allowed to develop in: the shade, emery. ‘ing from which he satisties or cmipitens his friends only because nothing was oxSs of him.Né one cat dispute the f Sir Isao Newton to ® monn tin Westininster.abboy, nor to the “pba by Popo'a wat kuown ph: ie jure and nature's laws lay hid tn viata OVEF Tv ham” Bell, all was Might. Was & 80 Va Beit 1, Sir David Brewst6ACOMase: 4; ton made little progrtie ‘‘until one dos the boy who was above him having Frome hima severe, kick in the stomach, which he suffered great pain, he red incessantly till he got above bsp in the school, and from that time pe continued to rise until he was the head boy.” London Standafd, Perseverance and Push. Perseverance and ‘tpush” are far from being the same thing, and quite as far being’ equally commendable, A hed to empléy' any more girls in his'workroom. The gentloman was busy. but he left his work and answered her sly in the negative. he girl, who was showily dressed and evidently impressed with her own ap. ance, would not accept his answer. “was told you wanted more help,” persisted the applicant somewhat defi ant t was a mistake, yon see, Ido not,” the reply. while” “No,” was the answer, given very deeidadly and with courteous coolness, The girl looked atthe gentleman rome what doubtfully and walked out, Turn ing to a friend tho gentleman said: “That young woman saw that 1 wa: busy and pushed herself forward: with out wu word of excuse, She did not ap preciate the courtesy I showed her. 1 would not rom a girl who had so much push and go little modesty and consideration for the rights of other peo ple. She would never succeed in m) store. Adoubt ifshe would succeed auy where,” — Youth's Companion, ingratitude of Parties. The tngratitade of parcy is proverbia! ine need KO HO further back in seare of an exau:ple thau the first Lord Lu weigh; iustrnecive stories have been f the ingratitude which was shov ward brim, The late Rubert Lowe a, nuethiung for hia party orce apon me, Waat did bis party ever du ft im? But the examples. which, on ; dament’s reflection, occur to-one's min -e too HuMETOUSs to mention. A mu ay, and frequently does, give all—tiniv’ wey, intellect, his whole lifv—-to_t), called public service, to be shelved ni 4t.° And suppose he is mot shelve. ‘ppose. thut is, he dies in harnes« Vhat thent—All the Year Ruund, Driver's Chaff. Bas Driver (tu conductor of oppositony his)}=t've— know’ yer ever since er Was born. Lkuow'd Anon mother; ne had two on yer at that time. One vasa werry nice little boy, s aeee = ialf hidiot—a sort of u brown v. The werry nice little verry young, het Hhaedon rote : A Lacie Definition. . A Boston. editor, asked to define the ‘ifference between a cult and ‘a fad, se to the emergency in this manner; A*tfad’ ts any that aroused evanscent mentality, a ‘cult’ is anyJt Pheisetialaige ey “If anybody thinks the citizens of the Cactus Republic do not-possess their full share of Y.inkee shrewduess he bed likel) > \vealth ~ ico, Ps said Ignatius Schumaker, as he juinec talking pay rock in the corridors of the ofiyears ago to pick up a few fortunes it 1 holder. nihuahua I be had specimens of the ore, and it was Tecraped together cvery dollar I could 4h-boughtathird interest im The : first man . duberviewed ne he? . My innocent. friend, that old hole You could carry away every ounce of pay: rock within twentywou't yon need some. one after . A VICTIM OF A CORPORATION, Was Frozen Out by His Companions, “Speaking of corporations,” prominent St. Louis banker, “I recall with painful reminiscence the first one of which I had the honor to be a stockIt happened in‘ 1865, and I was just fifteen years'of age. Or course I hail no idea that it was really a corporation in which I had invested, but as I look back upon the incident the realiza‘tion rushes ‘upon me that I was a victim of corporation methods, * “Tt happened in this way, —At a very early age my tendency for mercantile pursuits developed. “At School I noticed ® very general demand for candy and cakes and an exceedingly limited supply inthe market. Many of the children pogsessetl coppers and nickels, but it was nearly a mile from the school house to the country town, and the boys were compelled to: forage upon the neighbor. ing augar cane fields and orchards to satisfy the youthful:stomach. After acareful survey of.the market I decided that the school was confronted by a condition, not a theory. : “In a few days T had ‘secured tho oooperation.of half a. dozen boys, with a capital of thirty eonts, in which I held ten cents: of the stock, and was conse. duently nained as president and manee a a ager of the candy store which we pro\posed to open on the grounds. We found an/enormous dead and fallen tree, whose butt end offered little resistance to ou: penknives. At noon one day I notified the stockholders that a meeting would be held immediately after school, and at that meeting I, as president and manager, cut an opening into the dead tree, fashioned a shelf.therein and attached a door, while the stockholders looked. on in admiration. I then proposed that early in the morning each stockholder should bring with him five cents’ worth of store. 7 “To my astonishment it was moved “iid seconded and carried that the candy should -be~purchasedand delivered at onge, so that the store might have an’ early aud perfect opening. Tired as I was I repaired tothe town, invested ng ten cents in cheap candy, returned to the school grounds, where already the twilight was making ghostly figures count for my whereabouts the presidont and manager went to bed supperless and with a back stinging from the effects “of a switch” liberally applied, Next morning I hastened to the school grounds in order to be firet at the ceremonies, Imagine my surprise when I foynd there, seated in a row, all the stockholders, I congratulated them on their interest in the enterprise, and then threw open the door of the candy ators, stop CMN tienes cdinag Wp noting. They looked suspiciously contented, and when I intimated that some man among us had gone wrong they were all prepared to prove that a daving burglar had, in the midnight hour, Gepetved the corporation of its asae tron years later one of the stockholders! admitted that he had. helped his brethren in disposing of the stoek. "fit. serie Repablic. , . Shaving the Beard in Russia, _Reter the Great thought to civilize his savages by inuking them shave and impospd a tax of 100 rtibles on the wealthy vod middle clasaes and @ copeck on yeukants and laborers, Now it was a qaperstition among. the poorer people t no benrdleas son of Adam could aver enter heaven, and being obliged to art with their ‘beards the great verity treasured up their Meira: te suried with theit’ bodies. In dealing vith his soldiers the great Peter enlisted helaid of the priesis, who cunningly How a eneitens and General Managor said a anong the trees, and deposited my treas. Uus@ in the store. 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This was all right, and the beards of he beloved Russians went down before he razor in deference to St. Nicholas. Sut; unluckily for the prigsts, the next ).ittle war happened to be with the}, “wedes, who wore no beards, and thus it was that the Russian soldiers deManded to: be allowed to abjure the fazor, so thutitho holy N¥cholas might have no difficulty ii arranging for their , protection.—Linglish Dlustirated Magazine, « , Recent Applications of Paper, The year 1891 was certainly one of those in which vew industrial applicatlons of paper were 10st uumerous, “. Phe ides of using paper in-place of stong in the construction of housey) is already } old, but paper to take the place of glass in windows, of clay in flowerpots; of fron, in vailway rails; waygoil wheels and horapshoes, of porvelatn’ in laboratory ware, of wood in barrels, it having 4] ready tuken the place of that material in small boats, paper in pulleys, are applicatious as novel ay bold. 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sna 0 v~ __-ARRIVING AT NEVADA CITY. RCS ERIE EVADA ‘TRANSCRIPY. VOL. LXIITI.=No ~ “9 29° NEVADA OITY. CAL TUESDAY EVENING. JANUARY 21 1893 Established Sept.6, 1960, by N. P. Brown & Oo. en svn THE, DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT. PUBLISHED bY BROWN & CALKINS.: . SUBSCRIPLIGN RATES : Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance. Sixty Cents Per Month for any less time than one year, L, 8. CALKINS. . FRANK T. NILON, Attorney and Counselo~Office—Morgan & Roberts’ Block, Ne. vada City; California. E Will practice in all the Courts. J. M. WALLING, Attorney at Law. OFZIOE LDitex Building, Corner Broa’ Pine Streets, Névada City. TIME TABLE NO. 45. Taking effect Monday, May 2d 1892; at 1 o'clock a. m.,' as follows: ' .aAVING NEVADA CITY: 5. 30 Ay ‘M. Iyeal” nergy Feanciaco at 4:46 P.M., and overlan: from Kast. -A° fly, ting wit! 13:4) P.M. Pazsied'ttrivios s San Francisco at 9:46 P.M. ma..Ratly... bringing pas W. D. LONG Attorney and Counselor at Law. -——OFFICE— Corner of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA CITY CERWS. Se KOM, Veenlriaesmost, sutiaing sorner Broa: andPine streets. Newada Gf FRED SEARLS, Atrorney ond Qounselor st Lew, [LLU PRACTICR IN ALUTHE COUP state and Federat,’ P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Uounselor at Law, Wit PRACTICE IN THE STATE ANT : United Mtaten Courts, Attorney anc Qounselor at naw. ~ Nevada City Society Directory. AISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NOQ-47} . Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow ‘Meeta at Odd Fellows Hall €very 2nd and 4th Monday of Each Month at 7:30 o’clock. JOURN cigs weaaatenin Cc. P. RO. A, GRAY HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, “Native Sons of the Golden West. Meets at Pythian Castile EVERY TUESDAY EVE’G AT 7:30 O'CLEK R. <I, B3 Mor F t < JOHN. CG, NILON, R. 8. _ NEVADA Lopen, NO. 13,7. & A.M. ‘ Meets at Masonic Hall. Stated Meetings on the Second Wednesday of ench mouth, Visiting Brethren in good standing are cordinliy invited. Wa. BARKER, Master I, J, ROLFEK, Secretary. MOUNTAIN DIVISION No, 16 4 Cniform Rank Knichts of Pythia. Meets at Armorv Hall — iret Wednexday Evening of Each Month a' 7:80 o’clock. JOHN RADIG ALLEY 8S. K. o GEO, A. GRAY, 8. K. Attorney at Law, bio Public an: NEVADA COMMANDERY. NO.6., ——~ 9:50 A: 4¥E sengerre and mati leav ing San Francisco até P. .» also Easter: passengers. Daily pathiadatol ‘wit. 5: 25 ?. M. Overland leaving Sa: Franciaco at 8:00. m., and overland fron the East. _ JOHN ¥. KIDDER, Genera] Manager. . . H. BROWN, Superintendent. THE GRISSEL BRO3., — Comercial Street. Beef, : : Pork, : Mutton And Veal.. SUS ARS -OF EVERY KIND. Brosh Lard, Salt” Meats; Ele, kept ou band Tas Lawsit Living Prices'and tho bast Moat Méata delivered to any part of the city free of charge. f Notada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Go.Cal Titles ee and Insyred JOHN A. A. RAPP, WVoanty Recorder 11 edh ach five yodti, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC &1ANSUBRANOCK AGEN (. a 9, the Cali torala Wea the southern portion of Sr. oat y. bordering on -thebeat lands of place: . }. ve. ‘ares of Tend situated 18 Pleasant let on Kat, Broad street, Neada rT Broad $irait Maat Markat JAMES MONRO, P.ov'r. ef F Broad Street, on itea atthe Lowest Pic with fun thevery Heuee yeu Near the City Hall, Beer. ce ala Veal, Lamb Patan Smelting & Refining 1GHEST PRICE -PAID FOR Gold, Silver and Lead Ore, -—* anti ‘Seve City, Aug, 23. El PasadeRables.Spvings Hole!) “Paso de Robles, Gen Luls ounet enews Daliforate, ouith Readrt on tha -Pacifc ont ‘conga aaa he vasiers -houses; competent nner and Siegsat oO . Express train from Murysville, connecting at ‘vhird and Townsend streets, San Francisco, at 8:15 4. M., arrive at Gay; no staging. 6:00 P.M Game O8t) TT BORNS. Manoger THE HOME MUTUAL INSURANOE COMPANY —or— SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.. Home Office—3 18 California street, Companys Buildingy; —Bolid_in Ansets, Uautious in Mgna vr ft hed ® p. Liberal ag@‘Adjustment and gaenk GEO. W. HILL, Manager, Omice Nao. 90 Maip »treot 5 GRABS VALLEY, ¢° KEYSTONE: : MARKET. . sta SOOTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY . 24 WURVSy Office—North side of Bidads Street, op posite National Hotel, Nevada City, Cal Will practicé in all the Cuurts of this. Ytate. Estates in Probate Proceedings. will receive geretutattanti tious c. w. Clindbnen ‘YEVADA OITY.” riice with Me VY. ¢, Uhipman, Sacramen Dr. J: F.-Shaw, Surgical and Mechanical Dentist. Nevada City? N. BE. ORAPMAN, — ju VOCAL ANESTHETICS [F DES! ltiee = Residence, Sacramento ne.. ~ REDUCTION IN PAINTING. eS G. E. ‘WITHINGTON RED. IVES notice that he is prepared te paint Signs, Carta, ee énd Wa ona, @te., in the highest style of the ur From. and after date J sai pant Carts from $5 to.$10. Buggies -tromyi5 to $22.50. Sign Painting «specialty. SHOP ON BROAD STREET, OPPO. 1. SITE YORK STREMI, OF Give me a call before placing rour werk elsewhere. a t 3 4 TICKETa ™“ —To— BASTERN CLPEBS¥ aRE SOLD BY THE— ‘AT OQLEAR; M. , LOBNER, Agent. SLERPING Car Beurus wecured and full iiformation regaxding Transcontinental Routes furnished on application, By eer~ tens . respanding with Mr, Lobner.)arties cau afrange to join the Semi-Monthly Family Excursions over’ the Sunset Route. Orders sold at Lowest Ratea for ticket. for passage from Europe and Eastern Vities to any point in the Pagific States and 'Lerritorids, These Orders, if, not used, will be redeamned ” the full RAB ote anoint paid therefor.. i > Bodmer, . ‘hints & LANDS. eh Lauds imy Central and Northern, ‘(Qylifornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utab, Pg to or addi : Maus, hand Agent). P. R. R. Ban Francisco, Cal. Ay Lands in Southern’ Califortia, apte 9 _ ’ silane Land Agent 8. P. R. R. REMOVED Pana ADDEN, ie, a pha RRR OoE Seeauteds Swart’s Photograph . 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One day, when I bad warmed hi leathery old heart with pulque, he con iided to me that he knew thé location o an old Aztec mine of fabulous richness rit was situated upon a branch of th PYaquai river, on Jand owned: by hi brother, a wealthy ranchera, It Wer ‘from this. mine ‘that the Monteztuna w the bulk of thoir fabulous. wealtb «& “During the war waged by Cortez th +iine was) forgotten, and he—any com panion—bed_ lately ‘discovered it. Hk fally.70 per cent, coin silver. Of courac { hit—bit ravenously, I set out for his ‘. brother's ranch next day and reached i: after a three days’ ride, The old mine certuinly there, and it gave every 1 Bet od de. of being as rich as represented, it.; Then . went to work to form & company.to, develop it. 1 did nots The TRANSCR.PT has ne ‘ Largest and Bost Equipped Job Printing Offos pM ST SLL TaD \ LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6 Native Daughters of the Godlen West Meets at Pythian Castle 2d and 4th Thursday Evening of Rack Month, at 7:300’clock. . VERS: J.-M. 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bY b if mt aves Lo soonms 4, > Ws BR. anay, Gen. Tref, "Henager, RAIL ROAD . LANDS. . . saree Be Svony. and signee 4 sabia aut a rund at Lowest Rates tor tisketes. é ep The American:\Pastry Cook, Hote] Meat Cooking YRC 82. neal No. 3, Chieego Herald ‘Cook. ing School. PMC H 0F.507 . Ne. 4, Cooking For Prorit. PRIOR 93 VOR SALE AT TRE OVFIQR, OF 180 . /HOTEL GAZETTE: ae t from gir] walked into a large dry goods store, and going up to one of ;the firm asked if he howe ever. looked at me pityingly and remarked: ‘Sq-oldJoga has canght another sucker, is ‘salted. five miles of the place in a meal sack.’” St. Louis GlobeDemocrat. _ Isaac Newton's First Inspiration, The youth of high scholastic attainments-who is always carrying off prizes naturally raises hopes of his subsequent suecess in a particular career. Of course the most is mace of him, He is tot only a credit to himself, but to hia Aeachers:to the latter, indeed, he is a practical a ren ia z “human docunient"—of roel class, Finally he leaves school, it is confidently predicted that, if he does not-achievé greatness in the battlejof life, it ean only be on account of 4 80ome moral flaw which has not yet had time to declare itself. But the “dull boy” seldom. receives the benefit of the doubt: in: any specula‘tion as to his future: Onos dubbed “dunce” or reputed “slow,” and = is allowed to develop in: the shade, emery. ‘ing from which he satisties or cmipitens his friends only because nothing was oxSs of him.Né one cat dispute the f Sir Isao Newton to ® monn tin Westininster.abboy, nor to the “pba by Popo'a wat kuown ph: ie jure and nature's laws lay hid tn viata OVEF Tv ham” Bell, all was Might. Was & 80 Va Beit 1, Sir David Brewst6ACOMase: 4; ton made little progrtie ‘‘until one dos the boy who was above him having Frome hima severe, kick in the stomach, which he suffered great pain, he red incessantly till he got above bsp in the school, and from that time pe continued to rise until he was the head boy.” London Standafd, Perseverance and Push. Perseverance and ‘tpush” are far from being the same thing, and quite as far being’ equally commendable, A hed to empléy' any more girls in his'workroom. The gentloman was busy. but he left his work and answered her sly in the negative. he girl, who was showily dressed and evidently impressed with her own ap. ance, would not accept his answer. “was told you wanted more help,” persisted the applicant somewhat defi ant t was a mistake, yon see, Ido not,” the reply. while” “No,” was the answer, given very deeidadly and with courteous coolness, The girl looked atthe gentleman rome what doubtfully and walked out, Turn ing to a friend tho gentleman said: “That young woman saw that 1 wa: busy and pushed herself forward: with out wu word of excuse, She did not ap preciate the courtesy I showed her. 1 would not rom a girl who had so much push and go little modesty and consideration for the rights of other peo ple. She would never succeed in m) store. Adoubt ifshe would succeed auy where,” — Youth's Companion, ingratitude of Parties. The tngratitade of parcy is proverbia! ine need KO HO further back in seare of an exau:ple thau the first Lord Lu weigh; iustrnecive stories have been f the ingratitude which was shov ward brim, The late Rubert Lowe a, nuethiung for hia party orce apon me, Waat did bis party ever du ft im? But the examples. which, on ; dament’s reflection, occur to-one's min -e too HuMETOUSs to mention. A mu ay, and frequently does, give all—tiniv’ wey, intellect, his whole lifv—-to_t), called public service, to be shelved ni 4t.° And suppose he is mot shelve. ‘ppose. thut is, he dies in harnes« Vhat thent—All the Year Ruund, Driver's Chaff. Bas Driver (tu conductor of oppositony his)}=t've— know’ yer ever since er Was born. Lkuow'd Anon mother; ne had two on yer at that time. One vasa werry nice little boy, s aeee = ialf hidiot—a sort of u brown v. The werry nice little verry young, het Hhaedon rote : A Lacie Definition. . A Boston. editor, asked to define the ‘ifference between a cult and ‘a fad, se to the emergency in this manner; A*tfad’ ts any that aroused evanscent mentality, a ‘cult’ is anyJt Pheisetialaige ey “If anybody thinks the citizens of the Cactus Republic do not-possess their full share of Y.inkee shrewduess he bed likel) > \vealth ~ ico, Ps said Ignatius Schumaker, as he juinec talking pay rock in the corridors of the ofiyears ago to pick up a few fortunes it 1 holder. nihuahua I be had specimens of the ore, and it was Tecraped together cvery dollar I could 4h-boughtathird interest im The : first man . duberviewed ne he? . My innocent. friend, that old hole You could carry away every ounce of pay: rock within twentywou't yon need some. one after . A VICTIM OF A CORPORATION, Was Frozen Out by His Companions, “Speaking of corporations,” prominent St. Louis banker, “I recall with painful reminiscence the first one of which I had the honor to be a stockIt happened in‘ 1865, and I was just fifteen years'of age. Or course I hail no idea that it was really a corporation in which I had invested, but as I look back upon the incident the realiza‘tion rushes ‘upon me that I was a victim of corporation methods, * “Tt happened in this way, —At a very early age my tendency for mercantile pursuits developed. “At School I noticed ® very general demand for candy and cakes and an exceedingly limited supply inthe market. Many of the children pogsessetl coppers and nickels, but it was nearly a mile from the school house to the country town, and the boys were compelled to: forage upon the neighbor. ing augar cane fields and orchards to satisfy the youthful:stomach. After acareful survey of.the market I decided that the school was confronted by a condition, not a theory. : “In a few days T had ‘secured tho oooperation.of half a. dozen boys, with a capital of thirty eonts, in which I held ten cents: of the stock, and was conse. duently nained as president and manee a a ager of the candy store which we pro\posed to open on the grounds. We found an/enormous dead and fallen tree, whose butt end offered little resistance to ou: penknives. At noon one day I notified the stockholders that a meeting would be held immediately after school, and at that meeting I, as president and manager, cut an opening into the dead tree, fashioned a shelf.therein and attached a door, while the stockholders looked. on in admiration. I then proposed that early in the morning each stockholder should bring with him five cents’ worth of store. 7 “To my astonishment it was moved “iid seconded and carried that the candy should -be~purchasedand delivered at onge, so that the store might have an’ early aud perfect opening. Tired as I was I repaired tothe town, invested ng ten cents in cheap candy, returned to the school grounds, where already the twilight was making ghostly figures count for my whereabouts the presidont and manager went to bed supperless and with a back stinging from the effects “of a switch” liberally applied, Next morning I hastened to the school grounds in order to be firet at the ceremonies, Imagine my surprise when I foynd there, seated in a row, all the stockholders, I congratulated them on their interest in the enterprise, and then threw open the door of the candy ators, stop CMN tienes cdinag Wp noting. They looked suspiciously contented, and when I intimated that some man among us had gone wrong they were all prepared to prove that a daving burglar had, in the midnight hour, Gepetved the corporation of its asae tron years later one of the stockholders! admitted that he had. helped his brethren in disposing of the stoek. "fit. serie Repablic. , . Shaving the Beard in Russia, _Reter the Great thought to civilize his savages by inuking them shave and impospd a tax of 100 rtibles on the wealthy vod middle clasaes and @ copeck on yeukants and laborers, Now it was a qaperstition among. the poorer people t no benrdleas son of Adam could aver enter heaven, and being obliged to art with their ‘beards the great verity treasured up their Meira: te suried with theit’ bodies. In dealing vith his soldiers the great Peter enlisted helaid of the priesis, who cunningly How a eneitens and General Managor said a anong the trees, and deposited my treas. Uus@ in the store. It was quite dark when I reached home, and being unable to ac. . 4 4 “ Castoria is 80 wel! adaptet to chil ren that I recommend it as vauporior to zs prescription awe to 7 at 11 Bo. ontoey' a ngmen M.D. “The use of *Castoria* fs ao wiles and its merits so well known that it socms a work of supe pceon to endorse it. Few are — : ms Who do not — ba Midieren D. D,, New York City. Late Pastor BloomingdaleReformed ‘MANHOOD: Bofors Using: Gupideno, Jaly Wor sale in Nevada City: by ~ 8 TN G00D L, Journals PRR TE PRG ONE. Qur Premiums or THIS -_PAPER-oe WIT i THE SAN. 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This was all right, and the beards of he beloved Russians went down before he razor in deference to St. Nicholas. Sut; unluckily for the prigsts, the next ).ittle war happened to be with the}, “wedes, who wore no beards, and thus it was that the Russian soldiers deManded to: be allowed to abjure the fazor, so thutitho holy N¥cholas might have no difficulty ii arranging for their , protection.—Linglish Dlustirated Magazine, « , Recent Applications of Paper, The year 1891 was certainly one of those in which vew industrial applicatlons of paper were 10st uumerous, “. Phe ides of using paper in-place of stong in the construction of housey) is already } old, but paper to take the place of glass in windows, of clay in flowerpots; of fron, in vailway rails; waygoil wheels and horapshoes, of porvelatn’ in laboratory ware, of wood in barrels, it having 4] ready tuken the place of that material in small boats, paper in pulleys, are applicatious as novel ay bold. 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