January 3, 1891 (4 pages)

Fare ees. TINENTA:. IMPANY; mpt connecay Lines ‘Otleans RTS. NG CARS Oars Trains, erths in Ara. z No rths secured, pon applica: vhere passen. re choice of ODMAN, a8 & Th’t Agt pneees: orthern Calitah, apply to . PB. R, Sau fornia, apply gents, P; R. MEETING OF Consolidated \pany will be oe $20 'San4.1 Francisco, AmUery 13, \., for the purectors-to.sery he transaction y come before will close on at 12 o’clock _ __ a . , Secretary. , room No. 10, atent und Office, Dec. 22, 1890. hat Louis. Du3 address is 36 incisco, Cal., tion for a Patind sixty and ‘vein, bearing ‘hundred feet_ shington Minda and State di by the field in this office -Tewnehip 17 lablo Base and ing described ght~iecatton. ® 6 18 inches in eo: 1” standin lode, on Sout 1d from which eMine tunnel AD kg, diauent 469,1 feet. to a rked “8, C. L. ight Location nlight Extenine tree ten 31-45 Eat es. _ rock. mound b West corner ide of flume, a River from hes in diumelinks distant, » 12, 138 und 14, M. bears North ; Theuce magthé 34° West , post set in a oO. 2” at North ion and South tension Locaon South line chains or 600 ound marked orner of Sun1 63-42 Kast a@ post set.in «No, 6”, the claim; thence r 600 ‘feet to beginning. staining 18.77 0. 1. puth West corcorner to Bec-R. 1 E. M, hains Wistant, tht Extension. “8, 0. L. No. ling at North location and ension Loceer of-a post “8. C. No, 2”, > East Nortn 1.6 feet to a d “8. C. No. 08 chains or und marked . 4 34> East st set im rock 5”; Thence or 600 feet to ation to con2. SW corner of . Mag. var, 17 10 Corner to ¥. R,11E. M, unlight Con mbracing ae and anrock mound orner of Bunorner to SecR. 11 E. M. D. 0 chains dison 17° Kast or 1469.1 feet to post 8. ! post “Ss. it 9,08 chains 4; Thence to post ‘S.C. 05 chains or at Southwest sted Quartz YE 14 of NW of E 1-2 of Bection 12, T. is recorded pie County, ining Rects are Yuba juth, vacant” 1g adversel: voneplidate: @ provie 3, Register, Ferg 16 . foregoing tbe publish: ya, (ten con. fADA Dany published at s, Register. } notice was her, 18904 ~ wt wes rs The Daily Transeript. SS oe SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1891. has returned from San Francisco. day evenings ; “J. I. Caldwell of this city and J. H. Austin of Spencevill» have been commissioned as notaries. succeed Miss Maggie E. Riley in the Grass. Valley School :department. E.C. Morgan, who is to be County Recorder Brady’s ‘deputy after this week has commenced posting himself on the-duties of the place. Hon, Niles Searls und wife, who have been living in J. E. Brown’s house on Nevada street, have resumed their residence at the National ‘Hotel. : _ _R, E. Montgomery and bride (nee Thursday at North Saji:Juan,-went-to Sacramento that night. W. F. Par~ mell and A. #&, Cohn of Sicramento accompanied them, W. H. Daniels and Mrs. Carrie brother and sisters of the late John attend the latter’s funeral. Robert Curnow, who is in the. employ of the Water\Company at San Jose, is here on a visit to his old home. ~ Mr. Curnow was for a numberof years successfully engaged in mining in Neyada county,and there is a good -prospect that he will return to re-engage in that business. : AN THES INF ANCY.The Partially Developed Reseurces of Nevada Ceunty. ed sca The well-beaten «paths of the inining prospector have covered alarge part of the surfaea,;-but—untold treasures ef mineral wealth yet lie hidden in the besom<of the mountain and feothill chains.--The production of frii‘ts has added lustre to the star that sbines resplendent “amid the grand galaxy otf twinkling emblems that adorn the blue field of our gggat American banner,” but growers have scarcely begun to appreciate the possai= Binties TREN in this direction, The _lumber industry has hardly been tapped 44 yet. An immense water power is going to waste, that some. day will be madg to turn wheels of minufacturing establishments and Through cortinued agita_tion and the use of object lessons, she > will in the course of few years, receive large accessions of a desirable character to her population, whose presence will hasten the. development of our vast and varied natural resources. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Friday, J. M. Walling presiding : : In-the matter _of the estate of M. Byrne,-Jr.,\ deceased. ©. H. Byrne appointed Trustee with bond fixed-at $3,000. $160 allowed Messrs. Dibble and Mason for services rendered for two minors. M. C. Taylor vs. L. G. Culkins'et al. Order for service of summons by publication, : W. B. McSherry vs. Evening Star Mining Co. Time to answer complaint extended five days pending motion to quash summons. The Werlda Eariched. The facilities of the present day-for the production-of eve ing—that—will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it. is We are all free American citizens, enjoying our personal liberty; but most of us are in physical slavery, suffering from scrofula, salt rheum or Rome other form of impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier which gives physical liberty. ne, q Sunx to relieve. There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prive 50 cents. Sold by Carr ‘Bros. ‘ : ® Don’ sufter from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. “It al ways cures, ~ Every sack of “Lily White” flour warranted. D3-1in , Mrs. J.R. Rodgers of Downieville @ E. Gerry, one of the leading young men of Ventura, arrived here ThursW. A. Sleep ‘has been elected to Emma-Scheurman) who were married Daniels;—Jr.,_were_here this week to __ Nevada county is rich in undevelup-. win. ~Phe Grass Valley ‘Railread ani CULTURE STIMULATED. ———— Reopened—Orchards and Vineyards Extending, The New Year edition of the San Francisco Chronicle consists of forty pages 1 ostly given toan able exposition of the Btate’s resources and " capabilities. It is the best contribution to that class.of reading matter which has yet been placed before the people. The following: article relative to Ne-vada county was furnished tothe New Year Chronicle by L. 8, Calkins, editor of the Transcrirt: Nevada county, with her 25,000: acres of fertile arable lands lying at ~—~-Gollins~—of-Virginia~-City and Mrs-. #8-altitade-of -from-1000-to~-3000~fert, Thomas-Tregéenza--of Sun-Francisco;, above sea_level,_her miles—of rich, auriferous gravel channels and_network. of gold-bearing quartz ledges, her vast deposits of iron, copper, kaolin, marble and other valuable products of like character, her immense domains of timber lands, her magnificent systems of natural and artificial ’ lakes, with which @re _connected hundreds of used in conveying the water to the miner and the husbandman, her annual output of natural ice from the eastern and most-altitudinous regions and from which the market of the larger portion of the State is supplied, is a veritable empire within herself, ~~ With all these varied resources, each in ite line so valuableas to place -her among the most noted Of.all the California counties, .she has déspite her remoteness from the centers 0} population and the lack _of.a—broadguage railroad, as well us in the absence of any boom or syetematic advertising of her advantages, gone ahead with a substantial growth that has commanded attention from all quarters. i > Phe~ntnitig iidistry has not since: the settlement of the county beea su full of promise as it is this year. Most of the old claims are more than-holding their own, and scores of new Ones are in process of development, At New Mites Discovered and Old Oss miles of substantial canals and flumes . established for next season. It is just thrive in the lower portions of the & county, and that nut trees of vafious hee ; sal / kinds give large profits. Oranges are PERSONAL BRNTIER. MINING AND HORTPIsuccessfuily grown in portions ‘of Secial and Othér Métes About Bridgeport and Rough and Ready townships, but there are as yet cemparatively few trees that have attained the bearing age. -The-superior-flavor and keeping qualitiés.of:,all foothill grown fruits create a widespread inquiry for them, and-the-money—to be made in producing them is leading to the planting oforchards and vineyards on hundreds of hills that were a very few years ago covered only with manzanita, chapparal and other indigeneus growth. Owing to the suppresssion of hydraulic mining the increase of population has received a check since 1880, but now tie shock is being recovered from, and the next ten years -Will witness a large growth in the number of citizens asshown by the last. census. f THE OENTENNIAL. A Nevads Ceunty Gravel Geld Mine, Owmed By Cemstockers. Says the Virginia City Enterprise: A letter just received from Superintendent Richards says: ‘‘We have ‘struck’ a big flow of water in the tunnel. This made tht airsopoor-that, we could not work iu the. tunnel for «couple of days, until in 400 feet of air pipe. We are all right now and will soon find out mere about the water strike,” The Centennial is’ nearly all owned by. Comstockers, who have been engaged for the last thirteen years in its development. It is one of the mo-t gravel gold mines of Nevada county, California. The néw tunuel is in over 1,000 feet anf Las probably now tapped the front channel, but it has torun a couple of thousand feet further in order to cut the main channe: which pays richly in contiguous dividead mines;—--—_--~—— = < , Two Hurgiaries. At Grass Valley Thursday night M. Sproul’s and Maurice O’Connell’s saJoons were burglarized. _At Sproul’s they stole about $2.50 from the till, The amount taken from the other place has-net yet ben reported here. Eee “A GROWL.” Mz. Epitor: Although my taxes are } small, Fot they. areas burdensome to mean . 42 I paid much mors And as a tax-payer, I feel that I have a right to criticise those e@xtravagances that are factors in the p Mom of high taxes, I have in my mind eounty hospital Ne sooner does the im: ° Ppecuuious citizen become. broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital._. the -head-of the—list-atandé the Idaho: of Grass Valley, with its output of ever $7,000,000, of which nearly onehalf bas been distributed in dividends among the few stockholders. Its successful operation for something like a quarter of a century past promises to be continued for many years to come. The Idaho is but one —of many good quarts mines around Grass Valley, such asthe’ Empire, North Star, New York Hill, Hartery, Rocky Bar end others thathave had“long lives and enriched their owners, who are still-reaping good results from them. At Nevada City: the Providence is’ the oldest andthe greatest of the quartz mines how being worked, and it is giving regular and satisfactory returns to its owners. The Champion and the Mountaineer are also being worked on an extensive scale and are dividend payers. The Nevada City, which has one of the richest and best ledges in the county, but has been shut down for a few years because of incompetent management, has recently been resuscitated by a. new company and is being managed upon business principles, which will be'sure to Tunnel Company have progressed seyeral hundred feet with their mammoth main tunnel, which starts at the South Yuba river in‘a westerly direction from Nevada City. By this tunnel and its’ branches they propose to like _ perspiration, . Even persistent dyspepsia and const pation ~ are getting to be excuses for admission.” Hence, allow me-space to enter my feeble Protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice, It costa too many hard Gottars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should kuow that they ean save the county that em pense, by the judictous use ef a few bottles ot Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, —a remedy that within my observation is a sovereign eure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought te be compelled to by some law that would meet the casa, Under the eircumstances a full hospital is {nexcusable, — hence this growl. Fi A CITIZENYou will seldom need a doctor. if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy. BSuchkien’s Armica Salve. The best Salvein the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sait RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and_positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per ber. For sale by Carr Bros. : tf A Sure Cure fer Pites. & “Itching Piles are known by ‘moisture causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst ative demand that additional ones b®, boginning to be realized that olives we could get’ . eligible, promising and valuable-of the} or maimed for life by explosions—railDON CARLOS. \ — . Hilts it Mard. . Oxmonprg, Dec. 31, 1890. from our gazenever more to return. It will bave traveled th world for the last time. In 2 Spects the old year has been a model one, in other it has been a failure. It hasdealt out wickedness and _rigtiteousness in about equal proportions, but in my opinion the wicked in some way or another always got the best of the: game. The wicked and bad people always seemed to wear the best clothes and to liave the best of everything elee obtainable, while the geod people went at times poorly dressed aad hungry. Why the Infinite allowed such things to be when rHe had tte power to suppress the evil is a mystery to all guod people, including myself, of course. _ For instance, there are Billy Cole and Con Seaman, Every one acquainted with either of them knows that both gentlemen are wicked und mean in divers ways. Don’t they both get the best to eat and to drink within the gift of the chef of the National Hotel, and with the full consent of and Seaman stoal a genuine bottle of good -whiskey: from myself and Mr. Treyidgo when-we were— last down, and .clani.stinely substitute — some villianous miture in its stead? —In my individual opinion it was a decid edly mean trick te play on old friends. Will we goteven? Yes, if it takes a life time, s s The old year has been prolific _in-a great many important events such as tornadoes, blizzards, cyclones and cataclysms without number. ‘There Were any quant ty of earthquakes, fires and flouds during the old year, and in the mea:,time many thousands vf persons were either killed outright road collisions and other casualties too numerous to mention. &till we bave our being, and the world moves on Without any perceptible changes. The old year also throughout -the Caster and western States produced the largest crop of Democrats ever before knuwn at one: time in. the history of our country. : During the vear, to be exact! about the matter, there were born in the hundred and eighty ~-two thousand babies. Our tewn claims a twelve pounder out of that immense num“Lhe past year also produced a Dr. }Kech>and-—Dr. Kuch produces. a! lymph “that cures consumption, cholera morbus, cholera infantum and the genuine cholera in any of their stages. Now if some’ person would only discover a lymph_thatwould knock the bed-bugs end ways it would please the Ormonde people. very much. : a8 Towind up with, we have st last got Sitting Boll’s sealp.' Theabove is a very comprehensive record of the-old year, in my humble opinion.» , Shortly -before day-light Tuesday morning it commenced Snowing at this place, and-in—the language of Bill Nye it removed its coat, suspenders and hat, and snowed more éarnestly and more vociferously than anywhereelse I ever saw it outside of Siberia, Don CaRr.os. i cunuhananpapanieiamecsare cet aed Union Hetel Netice. --Mre, J. Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, wishes to inform the public that she will be prepared to take boarders on and after January Ist, 1801. Firstclass family beard and roem at reisonable rates. Those wishing the best rooms please apply early. Public-patronage solicited. Patrons will please go tothe main entrance as the office is closed. d29-1m No cure-all or untried remedy will cure-as-does SimmonsLiver Regula¢ tor. ay a me me f fie Reviews the Old Year and Eprrogn Transcrrer :—Thig evening at the close of high twelve P. u. the old year, 1890, will have departed zh the) afty. rejthe Rector Brothers? Didn't Cole: . for fruit growers. honeycomb the quartz belts of Nevada City and Grass Valley. : A New York company has this tunee, ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, known the more popular it benel enterprise in hand, and, while in . Sold by Carr Bros, apr.1-ly, comes, extent and general importance it eutIs Conspmption incurable? ee ee ran . rivals the Sutro tuanel on the Comstock, it will, when completed, undouotedly prove profitable to the owners as well us of inestimable benefit to the mining interests of_the county. Among the, other new enterprises in Nevada City is the company organized a few weeks ago to work the Gray ledge On Piety Hill, and which will soon erect heavy machinery on that valuable property. Two. im portant drift mining ventures—the Manzanita: _ aad. Harmony—are in full blast en the ridge half a mile north and east of. Nevada City, and they have definitely ascertained the course, extent and richness of the gravel channel which was lost years age after giving many mitlions of dollars to the owners of the Nebraska, : Wait-for-theWagon . and other once-famous bona other parts of the County there isa revival of mining enterprise, and developments aréin progresstbat promise to add largely to the wealth of the county, The last season has nzas. In been'a good one Not only was the Crop @ large one, but the quality was Was of the beat. The acreage set to allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 60c.Druggists or mail; treatise / ee z Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and onysicians. ronounced-nig an Incur able Consumptive. Beyati taking D1 King’s New Discovery for €onsum ption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the.work on my farm. Tt is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by ‘luctors. Am now bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. The Leading Musie Heuse, Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). Scents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 80centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek in best of health.” Try it. Sample. Company's (New Haven Conn.) solid} @h, What a Cough. —_—_— Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Censumption. Ask yourselves if you ‘can afford for the sdke of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a. million} bottles were sold thé past year.: It relieves croup.and whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be ‘without it. ‘For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros.A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are 4 sure cure for sick headache, bilious com plaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct . . he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andastrengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. SPECIAL attention is called to the HARDWARR, : I ON, : STEEL, QUICK FIGURING. Made Simple. as follows: at the right of the multiplier by the Ope at the right of the multiplicand, and divide the result by 9. If the remainder is the same as the figure placed at the right of the product the multiplication has-been performed correctly. To illustrate: 862 16 ee 5172 18792 = In this example the remainder of excess obtained by dividing the sum of the several: digita of 862, the upper number by-9, is found to be’ 7. The excess inthe multiplier is likewise fownd to be7, and that in the product 4, which latter is found to corresthe product ef the numbers at the right ofthe two factors in this multiplication. The usual: way of—e:tablishing the correctness of a computation of this kind is to go through with the operation @ second time. That, however, takes longer than to prove the work as suggested, besides being Open to the objection that if an error has been committed in the firat-caleulation, one is liable to make the same mistake in the second. The methed here presented will be found very simple in its application, although the reason of the thing may not at ence be apparent. The several remainders can be readily ascertained by adding and dropping 9 whenever the sum equals er exceeds that amount. Thua. to obtain the excess in the prodact above :Commencing onthe left, 1 and 3 are 4, and 7 are ll. Drop 9 and add 2°to the next digit, muking 11; drop 9 and add 2 to the next, making 4, the remainder required. This method of proof is called ‘‘casting out the nines.”. It is employed in addition, subtraction and-division aleo, but its [Use in those. precesses will not.be! found go practical as in multiplying. 3 ——— ——__________ . State or Ouio, Crry or be Lucas Counry, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State. aforesaid; aad that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot’be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. = 2 Frank J. Curngy, BEAL. Notary "Public. ‘Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken -internally\and acts directly on the bleod and mucous -aurfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. * F. J. Cuenxey & Co., Teledo, O. @@™ Sold by Druggists, 75c. “CurcpRan’ who are” ubled with worms may be quickly ieved by giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liquid Vermifuge. It killeand ex worms. @@ The Daily Transcairr has, the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern Californig.— Prices the lowest. MARRIED. At the Congregational Parsonage in this ai, Jan. Ley. v. J. Sims, Wm. ©. Fair and Miss Josie Harris, beth of Grags Valley. . Atthe residence of the bride's parents in North San Juan, Jan. 1, by Rev. C. F. McMiss Emma Seheurman of North Juan. AtG: alley, Bec. 81, by Rev. A. T. ueeshan* ward Whitin, and ~ Mise Lillian G: Cornelius, both rags Valley. At Greas Valley, Jan. 1, by Rey. A. T. Needham, Lucies Duval and Miss Lille Kinsman, both of Grass Valley. At Grass Valley, Dec. 31, by P. H. Paynter, J. P., NAW. H. Sivens and Miss Laura EK: Worl, both of Grass Valley. . S'JACOBS Ol, of ponceetieeaniewsiog ‘J s Rheumatism. . Neuralgia. ¥. Ogden, Mich, . sragerstown, Md,, we — 17, 1890, April 21, 1890. Z “I,and others of my be ES Serie family, have used St. meiiau'and “rhe: . Zagat Ol fr neu . ralgia an mand jt Knee, Teisthe bestia . & speedy, effectis. the universe.” ~ . eure.” J. M. L, Porrzr. Mxs. Acres Kuit_y . 17 HAS NO EQUAL. [cs & SHAW : i the Leading Nevada County : Dealers in The Preving ef sftultipiication A local mathematician says that a aethod of proving multiplication which he has used for mahy yearsand found to be of great practical ulility, is Take the sum of the digits of the ‘multiplicand; divide by 9,-and~ place the remainder at the right of the mal. ” tiplicand, Disregard the quotient. Do the same with the multiplier and-the }preduct. Then multiply the’ figures . pond with the excess obtained from. . the digits that compose_any_number. Jan -he isthe senior partuer-of-thefirm —of. Camphor Choral Liniment. Neill, R. E. Montgomery of Sacramento and . ’ 'W.-D. VINTON, Proprietor = BERS AND THERE. 4& Brief Reeera of Various: Mate teref Lecal Interest. ' There were dancing parties New Year’s eve at Rough and Ready and Cherokee. Some carel singers were out New Year's night. They serenaded Superior Judge-elect Caldwell and other citiW. N.Selig has purchased a onehalf interest in the Stafford ranch of forty acres at Chicago Park, and will make extensive improvements. A number of people in this city and Grass Valley. have been swindled receatly by a bogus agent for a Chicago book and purchasing concern. He collected in advance for what he failed to supply, ; The Peabody mine at Grass Valley is looking well, the ledge widening. and the quality of the ore gradually increasing. Thursdaythe Crown Poin mill began om a crushing of 140 tons of the ore and it is said to_be of the first grade mining rock. Passed the Senate; Senator Stewart's mining bill passed ago and is now in the hands of the House Committee on Mining Claime, ,————_—— year to get out more than 300 issues of. @ paper—that’s labor. Once in -aj— while somebody pay’s him a year’s subscription — that’s capital. And once in a while some son ofa gunofa dead beat takes the paper for a year or two and vanishes without paying for it—that’s anarchy. But later ‘on justice will overtake the last named creature, fer there isa place where he will’get his deserte—that’s hell. === Stockholders’ Meeting. DOWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL Meeting. There will bea meeting of the Stockholders of thc Downleville Stage Compeny held at its office in the National Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City, at “a Mo a yor electoard of Directors for the coming W. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 81, 1890. Peas : PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ommoercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. Proprietora, ine ob We make Cheice EVERY DAY! — Purest and Best-Materiale. oA Ot the convincet you that we keep _ the best in this city. Meals at allHours. . Eastern and Califormia Oysters kept 6n hand and cooked to order in any . . style desired. : Don't forget the place. ' LEDDY &CO.,, Opponite Dally Transoript Office. Fer Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has Ne Peer. Trvit. : G3 Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b: San Francisco’sLeadine Physicians. . t ni hey A OaxkLamn, February 7th,'1890, Thisis to certityjthat we have used the 0. C, Liniment im our family, and have found i$ to be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases of any that we have tried; We can unhesitatingly recommend it as a most powerful and useful remedy. EZ. R. DILLE, Paator ef the First M. &. Church, Fer all chromite cases in connection with C. C. LINIMBNT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDER” fer thorough! cleansing the blood ton: up the entire system. Indigestion, Put up b pode. ir H es 25 cents. Sont postase paid on receipt ef price. The C.C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, 8. F. FOB SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS, . 7. =. BOW, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad<and3Pine Streets © (eBvaba city’ AEGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES a iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in advertisement ef John F. Cooper, Crocker;, Gliss Ware, Wood Pigtinin fat enka —— *~ <fipsare bas been quadrupled within Sacramento, and not one failure in. agent fer the unrivalled Mathushek and Willow Ware. Seeeeiptla rennet, siven te componding, , pie Sect te a aay tg supply does! twenty years. j. 29-tf . pianes. je29 ~~ purity guaranteed. : nD n t deman x eS m — a eo : 5 = z — y Z ls estima that 1,500,600 arnt Pubic Taste Mame and Bacon. War will you cough when Bhiloh’s Mining Supplies, etc. -Nwvapa O1Tx . 1 § pears were shipped to the Eastern Colley Brothers of this city areman-. Cure will give immediate relief. —_— : . ] markets from Nevada City and Grass eteaian ine and ‘selling ri choicest . Price 10 ots., 60 cts., and $1. Bold by. . The famous ‘Superior Range,” Cancing Academy o) 4! WDER ed by the light, wince matty sttain-. name and bacon ever offered here by . Oarr Broa,” __ . The “Oliver” Chilled Plew, At O44 Fellows wait, eG wa _ Jed by the light. made inthis anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are Cumprzw qill freely take Dr. J. H. Agents for the’ California Powder 5 aaaae _ Absolutely Pure. —_[county, and the growing ‘demand for . used, every piece is carefully trimmed McLean’s Tar Wine Luing Balm; un-. Works, . 4ohn Michall...Propristor. a A cream of tartar}baking powder. thea i reealtigin ys racks res. and the curing and stoking are by like cough syrups, it contains no} Big line of Fine Cutlery, A,B. Govaerts trees . The rape crop of 1985 wae’ ao" gross . fysepet prone thet beats all others: wit aosthe and heal cage din {Dis me Of Fine Cutlery, DAS RRS ROCL ANY Foot. HV. 0.8. Government * ‘Aug 17 pod aa and) ase of the throat or lange dticker and Sp overnmen >eport, ug 4s to largely exveed the cu; iy of you will want no other brand, : gs q GU Examine our stock Prices CH CLASS, every Gata ray Ad 0, a ee local iD , and there is an » WeLm Qortzy Bros, {than any other remedy. — ufore buying eleewhere, Tea Sense ternced este geeky Be ) oe ee = . a : See ee <* = 7 ta i At SED eg pene nea rere ee eS See Ses eee ei i a des Sake pees 5 wiettte cas Pacing . weak, 8 adapted to eticounter a _malarious at: mosphere or sudden ehanxes of temperature, and the least robu.t are vitality and strength to your entire body New Store = Flour, Feed, Grain, &c. tye United States Senate a few days . pri ‘amine my stock. orth'sold One Trial_of_ Our Candies will =— Disease lies in ambush ‘lor the feeble constitution is ill ‘Wines, Liquors, l buy for.cashfand sell at the lowostliving cea, My steck {a fresh and. omplete, Goeds delivered free of charge. THOMAS KIDD, atreet, next door te A. KR. Wii 4. 2 biitf The Commercial stan Finest Imipo _ A crew of wood choppers to cut 1000 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address O. H. Briot, Chicago Park, Calif. d30-1w. , —_———-7 eo — usually the easiest victimes ; Dr. J.-H. “Lily white’ flour giver entire McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and satisfaction. S-Im ‘Blood Purifier will -give tone and a ac JAMES FOLEY, —THE — New Goods . "HAMPION CANDY MAKER : Ae AS PURCHASED THE CANDY &Kssa A :tablishment en ; 1 , at _Commerci#l Street, THOMAS KIDD 2 JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada 5 City, heretofore condnetediby F. W. WILLETT, eeecees FINESTLOE os < Croceries, Provisions, HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, ~ Candies Made ‘Daily ON THE PREMISES. rted Confections ! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FZR UIT Se if — } Bost Materials ! Scrupulously Neat. han ever. 1890. . _ Yes, our business hag thrived during the past. . year, thesales being larger by a great deal than in — any previous year of the firm’s history. We thank our patrons, one and all wish: them a Happy New Year. , ~ 1801. _No, we do not propose to relax this year in our —~ efforts to please the public. — Indeed, we are now convinced that we will be’ warranted in carrying a larger and better stock, _ Wewill keep you fully informed as to ou ~ r pro-— ome} MRS.LESTER & WeE~BECIN THE HE _ With a firm resolve to’ do your trading whei getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the CRAWFORD, : (Dealers in Dry and Eangy Cdads, Millinery, Etc.) Main St., Nevada City. W YEARS re_you can We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inname will be-added to satisfied customers. ducement to every purchaser of AND FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your & our growing list of new and well. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street e

Fare ees. TINENTA:. IMPANY; mpt connecay Lines ‘Otleans RTS. NG CARS Oars Trains, erths in Ara. z No rths secured, pon applica: vhere passen. re choice of ODMAN, a8 & Th’t Agt pneees: orthern Calitah, apply to . PB. R, Sau fornia, apply gents, P; R. MEETING OF Consolidated \pany will be oe $20 'San4.1 Francisco, AmUery 13, \., for the purectors-to.sery he transaction y come before will close on at 12 o’clock _ __ a . , Secretary. , room No. 10, atent und Office, Dec. 22, 1890. hat Louis. Du3 address is 36 incisco, Cal., tion for a Patind sixty and ‘vein, bearing ‘hundred feet_ shington Minda and State di by the field in this office -Tewnehip 17 lablo Base and ing described ght~iecatton. ® 6 18 inches in eo: 1” standin lode, on Sout 1d from which eMine tunnel AD kg, diauent 469,1 feet. to a rked “8, C. L. ight Location nlight Extenine tree ten 31-45 Eat es. _ rock. mound b West corner ide of flume, a River from hes in diumelinks distant, » 12, 138 und 14, M. bears North ; Theuce magthé 34° West , post set in a oO. 2” at North ion and South tension Locaon South line chains or 600 ound marked orner of Sun1 63-42 Kast a@ post set.in «No, 6”, the claim; thence r 600 ‘feet to beginning. staining 18.77 0. 1. puth West corcorner to Bec-R. 1 E. M, hains Wistant, tht Extension. “8, 0. L. No. ling at North location and ension Loceer of-a post “8. C. No, 2”, > East Nortn 1.6 feet to a d “8. C. No. 08 chains or und marked . 4 34> East st set im rock 5”; Thence or 600 feet to ation to con2. SW corner of . Mag. var, 17 10 Corner to ¥. R,11E. M, unlight Con mbracing ae and anrock mound orner of Bunorner to SecR. 11 E. M. D. 0 chains dison 17° Kast or 1469.1 feet to post 8. ! post “Ss. it 9,08 chains 4; Thence to post ‘S.C. 05 chains or at Southwest sted Quartz YE 14 of NW of E 1-2 of Bection 12, T. is recorded pie County, ining Rects are Yuba juth, vacant” 1g adversel: voneplidate: @ provie 3, Register, Ferg 16 . foregoing tbe publish: ya, (ten con. fADA Dany published at s, Register. } notice was her, 18904 ~ wt wes rs The Daily Transeript. SS oe SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1891. has returned from San Francisco. day evenings ; “J. I. Caldwell of this city and J. H. Austin of Spencevill» have been commissioned as notaries. succeed Miss Maggie E. Riley in the Grass. Valley School :department. E.C. Morgan, who is to be County Recorder Brady’s ‘deputy after this week has commenced posting himself on the-duties of the place. Hon, Niles Searls und wife, who have been living in J. E. Brown’s house on Nevada street, have resumed their residence at the National ‘Hotel. : _ _R, E. Montgomery and bride (nee Thursday at North Saji:Juan,-went-to Sacramento that night. W. F. Par~ mell and A. #&, Cohn of Sicramento accompanied them, W. H. Daniels and Mrs. Carrie brother and sisters of the late John attend the latter’s funeral. Robert Curnow, who is in the. employ of the Water\Company at San Jose, is here on a visit to his old home. ~ Mr. Curnow was for a numberof years successfully engaged in mining in Neyada county,and there is a good -prospect that he will return to re-engage in that business. : AN THES INF ANCY.The Partially Developed Reseurces of Nevada Ceunty. ed sca The well-beaten «paths of the inining prospector have covered alarge part of the surfaea,;-but—untold treasures ef mineral wealth yet lie hidden in the besom<of the mountain and feothill chains.--The production of frii‘ts has added lustre to the star that sbines resplendent “amid the grand galaxy otf twinkling emblems that adorn the blue field of our gggat American banner,” but growers have scarcely begun to appreciate the possai= Binties TREN in this direction, The _lumber industry has hardly been tapped 44 yet. An immense water power is going to waste, that some. day will be madg to turn wheels of minufacturing establishments and Through cortinued agita_tion and the use of object lessons, she > will in the course of few years, receive large accessions of a desirable character to her population, whose presence will hasten the. development of our vast and varied natural resources. Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court Friday, J. M. Walling presiding : : In-the matter _of the estate of M. Byrne,-Jr.,\ deceased. ©. H. Byrne appointed Trustee with bond fixed-at $3,000. $160 allowed Messrs. Dibble and Mason for services rendered for two minors. M. C. Taylor vs. L. G. Culkins'et al. Order for service of summons by publication, : W. B. McSherry vs. Evening Star Mining Co. Time to answer complaint extended five days pending motion to quash summons. The Werlda Eariched. The facilities of the present day-for the production-of eve ing—that—will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it. is We are all free American citizens, enjoying our personal liberty; but most of us are in physical slavery, suffering from scrofula, salt rheum or Rome other form of impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier which gives physical liberty. ne, q Sunx to relieve. There is no failure in Simmons Liver Regulator. A NASAL injector free with each bottle of Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy. Prive 50 cents. Sold by Carr ‘Bros. ‘ : ® Don’ sufter from Dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. “It al ways cures, ~ Every sack of “Lily White” flour warranted. D3-1in , Mrs. J.R. Rodgers of Downieville @ E. Gerry, one of the leading young men of Ventura, arrived here ThursW. A. Sleep ‘has been elected to Emma-Scheurman) who were married Daniels;—Jr.,_were_here this week to __ Nevada county is rich in undevelup-. win. ~Phe Grass Valley ‘Railread ani CULTURE STIMULATED. ———— Reopened—Orchards and Vineyards Extending, The New Year edition of the San Francisco Chronicle consists of forty pages 1 ostly given toan able exposition of the Btate’s resources and " capabilities. It is the best contribution to that class.of reading matter which has yet been placed before the people. The following: article relative to Ne-vada county was furnished tothe New Year Chronicle by L. 8, Calkins, editor of the Transcrirt: Nevada county, with her 25,000: acres of fertile arable lands lying at ~—~-Gollins~—of-Virginia~-City and Mrs-. #8-altitade-of -from-1000-to~-3000~fert, Thomas-Tregéenza--of Sun-Francisco;, above sea_level,_her miles—of rich, auriferous gravel channels and_network. of gold-bearing quartz ledges, her vast deposits of iron, copper, kaolin, marble and other valuable products of like character, her immense domains of timber lands, her magnificent systems of natural and artificial ’ lakes, with which @re _connected hundreds of used in conveying the water to the miner and the husbandman, her annual output of natural ice from the eastern and most-altitudinous regions and from which the market of the larger portion of the State is supplied, is a veritable empire within herself, ~~ With all these varied resources, each in ite line so valuableas to place -her among the most noted Of.all the California counties, .she has déspite her remoteness from the centers 0} population and the lack _of.a—broadguage railroad, as well us in the absence of any boom or syetematic advertising of her advantages, gone ahead with a substantial growth that has commanded attention from all quarters. i > Phe~ntnitig iidistry has not since: the settlement of the county beea su full of promise as it is this year. Most of the old claims are more than-holding their own, and scores of new Ones are in process of development, At New Mites Discovered and Old Oss miles of substantial canals and flumes . established for next season. It is just thrive in the lower portions of the & county, and that nut trees of vafious hee ; sal / kinds give large profits. Oranges are PERSONAL BRNTIER. MINING AND HORTPIsuccessfuily grown in portions ‘of Secial and Othér Métes About Bridgeport and Rough and Ready townships, but there are as yet cemparatively few trees that have attained the bearing age. -The-superior-flavor and keeping qualitiés.of:,all foothill grown fruits create a widespread inquiry for them, and-the-money—to be made in producing them is leading to the planting oforchards and vineyards on hundreds of hills that were a very few years ago covered only with manzanita, chapparal and other indigeneus growth. Owing to the suppresssion of hydraulic mining the increase of population has received a check since 1880, but now tie shock is being recovered from, and the next ten years -Will witness a large growth in the number of citizens asshown by the last. census. f THE OENTENNIAL. A Nevads Ceunty Gravel Geld Mine, Owmed By Cemstockers. Says the Virginia City Enterprise: A letter just received from Superintendent Richards says: ‘‘We have ‘struck’ a big flow of water in the tunnel. This made tht airsopoor-that, we could not work iu the. tunnel for «couple of days, until in 400 feet of air pipe. We are all right now and will soon find out mere about the water strike,” The Centennial is’ nearly all owned by. Comstockers, who have been engaged for the last thirteen years in its development. It is one of the mo-t gravel gold mines of Nevada county, California. The néw tunuel is in over 1,000 feet anf Las probably now tapped the front channel, but it has torun a couple of thousand feet further in order to cut the main channe: which pays richly in contiguous dividead mines;—--—_--~—— = < , Two Hurgiaries. At Grass Valley Thursday night M. Sproul’s and Maurice O’Connell’s saJoons were burglarized. _At Sproul’s they stole about $2.50 from the till, The amount taken from the other place has-net yet ben reported here. Eee “A GROWL.” Mz. Epitor: Although my taxes are } small, Fot they. areas burdensome to mean . 42 I paid much mors And as a tax-payer, I feel that I have a right to criticise those e@xtravagances that are factors in the p Mom of high taxes, I have in my mind eounty hospital Ne sooner does the im: ° Ppecuuious citizen become. broken down and debilitated, than he rushes offto the hospital._. the -head-of the—list-atandé the Idaho: of Grass Valley, with its output of ever $7,000,000, of which nearly onehalf bas been distributed in dividends among the few stockholders. Its successful operation for something like a quarter of a century past promises to be continued for many years to come. The Idaho is but one —of many good quarts mines around Grass Valley, such asthe’ Empire, North Star, New York Hill, Hartery, Rocky Bar end others thathave had“long lives and enriched their owners, who are still-reaping good results from them. At Nevada City: the Providence is’ the oldest andthe greatest of the quartz mines how being worked, and it is giving regular and satisfactory returns to its owners. The Champion and the Mountaineer are also being worked on an extensive scale and are dividend payers. The Nevada City, which has one of the richest and best ledges in the county, but has been shut down for a few years because of incompetent management, has recently been resuscitated by a. new company and is being managed upon business principles, which will be'sure to Tunnel Company have progressed seyeral hundred feet with their mammoth main tunnel, which starts at the South Yuba river in‘a westerly direction from Nevada City. By this tunnel and its’ branches they propose to like _ perspiration, . Even persistent dyspepsia and const pation ~ are getting to be excuses for admission.” Hence, allow me-space to enter my feeble Protest against further continuance of this pernicious practice, It costa too many hard Gottars for the treatment of these unfor tunates, and it is high time that they should kuow that they ean save the county that em pense, by the judictous use ef a few bottles ot Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia, —a remedy that within my observation is a sovereign eure for those too common disorders, If they won't take it they ought te be compelled to by some law that would meet the casa, Under the eircumstances a full hospital is {nexcusable, — hence this growl. Fi A CITIZENYou will seldom need a doctor. if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy. BSuchkien’s Armica Salve. The best Salvein the world for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sait RheumFever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and_positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or money re unded. Price 25 cents per ber. For sale by Carr Bros. : tf A Sure Cure fer Pites. & “Itching Piles are known by ‘moisture causing intense itching when warm. This form as well as Blind, Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s Pile Remdey, which acts directly on the parts affected, absorbs tumorst ative demand that additional ones b®, boginning to be realized that olives we could get’ . eligible, promising and valuable-of the} or maimed for life by explosions—railDON CARLOS. \ — . Hilts it Mard. . Oxmonprg, Dec. 31, 1890. from our gazenever more to return. It will bave traveled th world for the last time. In 2 Spects the old year has been a model one, in other it has been a failure. It hasdealt out wickedness and _rigtiteousness in about equal proportions, but in my opinion the wicked in some way or another always got the best of the: game. The wicked and bad people always seemed to wear the best clothes and to liave the best of everything elee obtainable, while the geod people went at times poorly dressed aad hungry. Why the Infinite allowed such things to be when rHe had tte power to suppress the evil is a mystery to all guod people, including myself, of course. _ For instance, there are Billy Cole and Con Seaman, Every one acquainted with either of them knows that both gentlemen are wicked und mean in divers ways. Don’t they both get the best to eat and to drink within the gift of the chef of the National Hotel, and with the full consent of and Seaman stoal a genuine bottle of good -whiskey: from myself and Mr. Treyidgo when-we were— last down, and .clani.stinely substitute — some villianous miture in its stead? —In my individual opinion it was a decid edly mean trick te play on old friends. Will we goteven? Yes, if it takes a life time, s s The old year has been prolific _in-a great many important events such as tornadoes, blizzards, cyclones and cataclysms without number. ‘There Were any quant ty of earthquakes, fires and flouds during the old year, and in the mea:,time many thousands vf persons were either killed outright road collisions and other casualties too numerous to mention. &till we bave our being, and the world moves on Without any perceptible changes. The old year also throughout -the Caster and western States produced the largest crop of Democrats ever before knuwn at one: time in. the history of our country. : During the vear, to be exact! about the matter, there were born in the hundred and eighty ~-two thousand babies. Our tewn claims a twelve pounder out of that immense num“Lhe past year also produced a Dr.

}Kech>and-—Dr. Kuch produces. a! lymph “that cures consumption, cholera morbus, cholera infantum and the genuine cholera in any of their stages. Now if some’ person would only discover a lymph_thatwould knock the bed-bugs end ways it would please the Ormonde people. very much. : a8 Towind up with, we have st last got Sitting Boll’s sealp.' Theabove is a very comprehensive record of the-old year, in my humble opinion.» , Shortly -before day-light Tuesday morning it commenced Snowing at this place, and-in—the language of Bill Nye it removed its coat, suspenders and hat, and snowed more éarnestly and more vociferously than anywhereelse I ever saw it outside of Siberia, Don CaRr.os. i cunuhananpapanieiamecsare cet aed Union Hetel Netice. --Mre, J. Naffziger, of the Union Hotel, wishes to inform the public that she will be prepared to take boarders on and after January Ist, 1801. Firstclass family beard and roem at reisonable rates. Those wishing the best rooms please apply early. Public-patronage solicited. Patrons will please go tothe main entrance as the office is closed. d29-1m No cure-all or untried remedy will cure-as-does SimmonsLiver Regula¢ tor. ay a me me f fie Reviews the Old Year and Eprrogn Transcrrer :—Thig evening at the close of high twelve P. u. the old year, 1890, will have departed zh the) afty. rejthe Rector Brothers? Didn't Cole: . for fruit growers. honeycomb the quartz belts of Nevada City and Grass Valley. : A New York company has this tunee, ree. Dr. Bosanko, Piqua, Ohio, known the more popular it benel enterprise in hand, and, while in . Sold by Carr Bros, apr.1-ly, comes, extent and general importance it eutIs Conspmption incurable? ee ee ran . rivals the Sutro tuanel on the Comstock, it will, when completed, undouotedly prove profitable to the owners as well us of inestimable benefit to the mining interests of_the county. Among the, other new enterprises in Nevada City is the company organized a few weeks ago to work the Gray ledge On Piety Hill, and which will soon erect heavy machinery on that valuable property. Two. im portant drift mining ventures—the Manzanita: _ aad. Harmony—are in full blast en the ridge half a mile north and east of. Nevada City, and they have definitely ascertained the course, extent and richness of the gravel channel which was lost years age after giving many mitlions of dollars to the owners of the Nebraska, : Wait-for-theWagon . and other once-famous bona other parts of the County there isa revival of mining enterprise, and developments aréin progresstbat promise to add largely to the wealth of the county, The last season has nzas. In been'a good one Not only was the Crop @ large one, but the quality was Was of the beat. The acreage set to allays itching and effects a permanen, cure, 60c.Druggists or mail; treatise / ee z Read the following. Mr. C. H. Morris, Newark, Ark., says: ‘‘Was down with Abscess of Lungs, and friends and onysicians. ronounced-nig an Incur able Consumptive. Beyati taking D1 King’s New Discovery for €onsum ption, am now on my third bottle, and able to oversee the.work on my farm. Tt is the finest medicine ever made.” Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, says: “Had it not been for Dr. King’s New Discovery or Consumption I would have died of Lung Troubles. Was given up by ‘luctors. Am now bottle free at Carr Brothers Drugstore. The Leading Musie Heuse, Call at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the musie line, We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). Scents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cents; artist strings, 80centseach. John F. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek in best of health.” Try it. Sample. Company's (New Haven Conn.) solid} @h, What a Cough. —_—_— Will you heed the warning. The signal perhaps of the sure approach of that more terrible disease, Censumption. Ask yourselves if you ‘can afford for the sdke of saving 50 cents, torun the risk and do nothing for it. We know from experience that Shioh’s Cure will Cure your Cough. It never fails. This explains why more than a. million} bottles were sold thé past year.: It relieves croup.and whooping cough at once. Mothers do not be ‘without it. ‘For lame back, side or chest, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. Sold by Carr Bros.A Great Liver Medicine. Dr. Gunn’s Improved Liver Pills are 4 sure cure for sick headache, bilious com plaints, dyspepsia, indigestion, costiveness, torpid liver, ete. These pills insure perfect digestion, correct . . he liver and stomach, regulate the bowels, purify and enrich the blood and make the skin clear. They also produce a good appetite, and invigorate andastrengthen the entire system by their tonic action. Sold at 25 cents a box by Carr Bros. SPECIAL attention is called to the HARDWARR, : I ON, : STEEL, QUICK FIGURING. Made Simple. as follows: at the right of the multiplier by the Ope at the right of the multiplicand, and divide the result by 9. If the remainder is the same as the figure placed at the right of the product the multiplication has-been performed correctly. To illustrate: 862 16 ee 5172 18792 = In this example the remainder of excess obtained by dividing the sum of the several: digita of 862, the upper number by-9, is found to be’ 7. The excess inthe multiplier is likewise fownd to be7, and that in the product 4, which latter is found to corresthe product ef the numbers at the right ofthe two factors in this multiplication. The usual: way of—e:tablishing the correctness of a computation of this kind is to go through with the operation @ second time. That, however, takes longer than to prove the work as suggested, besides being Open to the objection that if an error has been committed in the firat-caleulation, one is liable to make the same mistake in the second. The methed here presented will be found very simple in its application, although the reason of the thing may not at ence be apparent. The several remainders can be readily ascertained by adding and dropping 9 whenever the sum equals er exceeds that amount. Thua. to obtain the excess in the prodact above :Commencing onthe left, 1 and 3 are 4, and 7 are ll. Drop 9 and add 2°to the next digit, muking 11; drop 9 and add 2 to the next, making 4, the remainder required. This method of proof is called ‘‘casting out the nines.”. It is employed in addition, subtraction and-division aleo, but its [Use in those. precesses will not.be! found go practical as in multiplying. 3 ——— ——__________ . State or Ouio, Crry or be Lucas Counry, Frank J. Cheney makes oath that F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State. aforesaid; aad that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot’be cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. = 2 Frank J. Curngy, BEAL. Notary "Public. ‘Hall's Catarrh Cure is tuken -internally\and acts directly on the bleod and mucous -aurfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. * F. J. Cuenxey & Co., Teledo, O. @@™ Sold by Druggists, 75c. “CurcpRan’ who are” ubled with worms may be quickly ieved by giving them Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liquid Vermifuge. It killeand ex worms. @@ The Daily Transcairr has, the finest and best equipped Job Printing Office in Northern Californig.— Prices the lowest. MARRIED. At the Congregational Parsonage in this ai, Jan. Ley. v. J. Sims, Wm. ©. Fair and Miss Josie Harris, beth of Grags Valley. . Atthe residence of the bride's parents in North San Juan, Jan. 1, by Rev. C. F. McMiss Emma Seheurman of North Juan. AtG: alley, Bec. 81, by Rev. A. T. ueeshan* ward Whitin, and ~ Mise Lillian G: Cornelius, both rags Valley. At Greas Valley, Jan. 1, by Rey. A. T. Needham, Lucies Duval and Miss Lille Kinsman, both of Grass Valley. At Grass Valley, Dec. 31, by P. H. Paynter, J. P., NAW. H. Sivens and Miss Laura EK: Worl, both of Grass Valley. . S'JACOBS Ol, of ponceetieeaniewsiog ‘J s Rheumatism. . Neuralgia. ¥. Ogden, Mich, . sragerstown, Md,, we — 17, 1890, April 21, 1890. Z “I,and others of my be ES Serie family, have used St. meiiau'and “rhe: . Zagat Ol fr neu . ralgia an mand jt Knee, Teisthe bestia . & speedy, effectis. the universe.” ~ . eure.” J. M. L, Porrzr. Mxs. Acres Kuit_y . 17 HAS NO EQUAL. [cs & SHAW : i the Leading Nevada County : Dealers in The Preving ef sftultipiication A local mathematician says that a aethod of proving multiplication which he has used for mahy yearsand found to be of great practical ulility, is Take the sum of the digits of the ‘multiplicand; divide by 9,-and~ place the remainder at the right of the mal. ” tiplicand, Disregard the quotient. Do the same with the multiplier and-the }preduct. Then multiply the’ figures . pond with the excess obtained from. . the digits that compose_any_number. Jan -he isthe senior partuer-of-thefirm —of. Camphor Choral Liniment. Neill, R. E. Montgomery of Sacramento and . ’ 'W.-D. VINTON, Proprietor = BERS AND THERE. 4& Brief Reeera of Various: Mate teref Lecal Interest. ' There were dancing parties New Year’s eve at Rough and Ready and Cherokee. Some carel singers were out New Year's night. They serenaded Superior Judge-elect Caldwell and other citiW. N.Selig has purchased a onehalf interest in the Stafford ranch of forty acres at Chicago Park, and will make extensive improvements. A number of people in this city and Grass Valley. have been swindled receatly by a bogus agent for a Chicago book and purchasing concern. He collected in advance for what he failed to supply, ; The Peabody mine at Grass Valley is looking well, the ledge widening. and the quality of the ore gradually increasing. Thursdaythe Crown Poin mill began om a crushing of 140 tons of the ore and it is said to_be of the first grade mining rock. Passed the Senate; Senator Stewart's mining bill passed ago and is now in the hands of the House Committee on Mining Claime, ,————_—— year to get out more than 300 issues of. @ paper—that’s labor. Once in -aj— while somebody pay’s him a year’s subscription — that’s capital. And once in a while some son ofa gunofa dead beat takes the paper for a year or two and vanishes without paying for it—that’s anarchy. But later ‘on justice will overtake the last named creature, fer there isa place where he will’get his deserte—that’s hell. === Stockholders’ Meeting. DOWNIEVILLE STAGE CO. ANNUAL Meeting. There will bea meeting of the Stockholders of thc Downleville Stage Compeny held at its office in the National Hotel, Broad Street, Nevada City, at “a Mo a yor electoard of Directors for the coming W. H. CRAWFORD, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 81, 1890. Peas : PIONEER CANDY FACTORY ommoercial St., opposite Transcript Printine Office. Proprietora, ine ob We make Cheice EVERY DAY! — Purest and Best-Materiale. oA Ot the convincet you that we keep _ the best in this city. Meals at allHours. . Eastern and Califormia Oysters kept 6n hand and cooked to order in any . .. style desired. : Don't forget the place. ' LEDDY &CO.,, Opponite Dally Transoript Office. Fer Catarrh C. C. LINIMENT Has Ne Peer. Trvit. : G3 Indorsed by the Medical Faculty. Prescribed b: San Francisco’sLeadine Physicians. . t ni hey A OaxkLamn, February 7th,'1890, Thisis to certityjthat we have used the 0. C, Liniment im our family, and have found i$ to be the best and most effective medicine for Neuralgia and kindred diseases of any that we have tried; We can unhesitatingly recommend it as a most powerful and useful remedy. EZ. R. DILLE, Paator ef the First M. &. Church, Fer all chromite cases in connection with C. C. LINIMBNT, use “COMPOUND BULPHUR POWDER” fer thorough! cleansing the blood ton: up the entire system. Indigestion, Put up b pode. ir H es 25 cents. Sont postase paid on receipt ef price. The C.C. Liniment Co. 21 Bush Street, 8. F. FOB SALE BY ALL DROGGISTS, . 7. =. BOW, NEVADA DRUG STORE, Corner Broad<and3Pine Streets © (eBvaba city’ AEGE STOCK OF PATENT MEDICINES a iron frame pianos. Over 1,100 sold in advertisement ef John F. Cooper, Crocker;, Gliss Ware, Wood Pigtinin fat enka —— *~ <fipsare bas been quadrupled within Sacramento, and not one failure in. agent fer the unrivalled Mathushek and Willow Ware. Seeeeiptla rennet, siven te componding, , pie Sect te a aay tg supply does! twenty years. j. 29-tf . pianes. je29 ~~ purity guaranteed. : nD n t deman x eS m — a eo : 5 = z — y Z ls estima that 1,500,600 arnt Pubic Taste Mame and Bacon. War will you cough when Bhiloh’s Mining Supplies, etc. -Nwvapa O1Tx . 1 § pears were shipped to the Eastern Colley Brothers of this city areman-. Cure will give immediate relief. —_— : . ] markets from Nevada City and Grass eteaian ine and ‘selling ri choicest . Price 10 ots., 60 cts., and $1. Bold by. . The famous ‘Superior Range,” Cancing Academy o) 4! WDER ed by the light, wince matty sttain-. name and bacon ever offered here by . Oarr Broa,” __ . The “Oliver” Chilled Plew, At O44 Fellows wait, eG wa _ Jed by the light. made inthis anybody. Selected corn-fed hogs are Cumprzw qill freely take Dr. J. H. Agents for the’ California Powder 5 aaaae _ Absolutely Pure. —_[county, and the growing ‘demand for . used, every piece is carefully trimmed McLean’s Tar Wine Luing Balm; un-. Works, . 4ohn Michall.....Propristor. a A cream of tartar}baking powder. thea i reealtigin ys racks res. and the curing and stoking are by like cough syrups, it contains no} Big line of Fine Cutlery, A,B. Govaerts trees . The rape crop of 1985 wae’ ao" gross . fysepet prone thet beats all others: wit aosthe and heal cage din {Dis me Of Fine Cutlery, DAS RRS ROCL ANY Foot. HV. 0.8. Government * ‘Aug 17 pod aa and) ase of the throat or lange dticker and Sp overnmen >eport, ug 4s to largely exveed the cu; iy of you will want no other brand, : gs q GU Examine our stock Prices CH CLASS, every Gata ray Ad 0, a ee local iD , and there is an » WeLm Qortzy Bros, {than any other remedy. — ufore buying eleewhere, Tea Sense ternced este geeky Be ) oe ee = . a : See ee <* = 7 ta i At SED eg pene nea rere ee eS See Ses eee ei i a des Sake pees 5 wiettte cas Pacing . weak, 8 adapted to eticounter a _malarious at: mosphere or sudden ehanxes of temperature, and the least robu.t are vitality and strength to your entire body New Store = Flour, Feed, Grain, &c. tye United States Senate a few days . pri ‘amine my stock. orth'sold One Trial_of_ Our Candies will =— Disease lies in ambush ‘lor the feeble constitution is ill ‘Wines, Liquors, l buy for.cashfand sell at the lowostliving cea, My steck {a fresh and. omplete, Goeds delivered free of charge. THOMAS KIDD, atreet, next door te A. KR. Wii 4. 2 biitf The Commercial stan Finest Imipo _ A crew of wood choppers to cut 1000 cords of 4 ft. oak wood. Address O. H. Briot, Chicago Park, Calif. d30-1w. , —_———-7 eo — usually the easiest victimes ; Dr. J.-H. “Lily white’ flour giver entire McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and satisfaction. S-Im ‘Blood Purifier will -give tone and a ac JAMES FOLEY, —THE — New Goods . "HAMPION CANDY MAKER : Ae AS PURCHASED THE CANDY &Kssa A :tablishment en ; 1 , at _Commerci#l Street, THOMAS KIDD 2 JUNCTION OF MAIN STREET, Nevada 5 City, heretofore condnetediby F. W. WILLETT, eeecees FINESTLOE os < Croceries, Provisions, HOLIDAY CANDY EVER SEEN HERE, ~ Candies Made ‘Daily ON THE PREMISES. rted Confections ! DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED NUTS AND FZR UIT Se if — } Bost Materials ! Scrupulously Neat. han ever. 1890. . _ Yes, our business hag thrived during the past.. . year, thesales being larger by a great deal than in — any previous year of the firm’s history. We thank our patrons, one and all wish: them a Happy New Year. , ~ 1801. _No, we do not propose to relax this year in our —~ efforts to please the public. — Indeed, we are now convinced that we will be’ warranted in carrying a larger and better stock, _ Wewill keep you fully informed as to ou ~ r pro-— ome} MRS.LESTER & WeE~BECIN THE HE _ With a firm resolve to’ do your trading whei getthe LATEST STYLE GOODS for the CRAWFORD, : (Dealers in Dry and Eangy Cdads, Millinery, Etc.) Main St., Nevada City. W YEARS re_you can We ask you candidly if we do not hold out that inname will be-added to satisfied customers. ducement to every purchaser of AND FURNISHING GOODS. We do most assuredly, and we sincerely trust that your & our growing list of new and well. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street e