January 7, 1892 (4 pages)

THE DAILY T TRANSCRIPT. Nevada “oity, Nevadn County, Calif. Published Ever: “Bvening Except Sundays me Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860, Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. THUKSDAY BV'NO,_ JAN. : AN 892. THE KIEDIVE DEAD. Reypt’s Relor Suecumbs to theDeadly ~ Influenza. : . By Telexraph to the Transcript . Camo, Egypt, Jan, 7.—The Khedive _ of Egypt just died, — : His death resulted. from an attack of influenza. es He was forty years of age. ———orr—— rr" New superibe Court Cases. H. O. Bonine, a watchmaker and jeweler of Truckee, applies to be declared an_insolvent. He owes $1,377.89, His personal property is valued at $1,306. Property exempt from execution, seis L. Y. Figueroa of Grass Valley, __jewler and watchinaker, makes a similar ular tabla _income-—-The~ “payed sedretrre day ver. YDS, Ents. application. “His Tiabilities are $45), his . his assets nothiug. * Geo. OC. Caylord as assignee of the estate of H. M. Place, an insolvent debtor, has begun suit toset aside ‘an order heretofore -made declaring certain mining proper.y exempt from execution. ~~ 2ee The Downleville Blockade Raised.” One week ago today the Downieville road got blockaded by snowslides on the Goodyear Bar grade, and all travel past that point was interrupted till yesterday when the removel of the slides was completed and the stage bound for this city came through, bringing the delayed express and mail matter, cae os 18 Pounds of Blood Is about the quantity nature allows to an adult person, It is of the utmost importance that the blood should be kept as pure as’ possible. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has proven its claim to be the best blood purifier, Knights of Pythias Attention. Beginning at 7:30 o’clock sharp on Friday evening, Milo Lodge, K. of P., will confer the Amplified Third Rank on three Esquires. Innmediately thereafter the lodge’s officors for the ensuing term will be installed. The evening’s proceedings will close with a supper. Visitors will be present from Grass Valley, Truckee and North Bloomfield. Pleage be on hand promptly at 7:30. Joun Heyer, O. C. B. 8S. Recror, K. of R. and 8, Mistletee Encampment. The officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, 1.0. 0. F., are requested to meet at'their hall on Monday evening, January 11th, at 7:30 o'cl’k sharp, The newly elected ‘officers will be installed after which a banquet. will be served. By order. Mark L. Roperts, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, 8. Attention, Members of Nevada Light Cire Guard. You are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in fatigue uniform on Saturday evening, Jan. 16th, 1892, at 8 o’clock Pp, M., for the purpose of electing Company officers for the ensuing term, Major W. A. Gett of the Brigade Staff, 4th Brigade, N, G. C., will preside atand conduct said election. ‘ Gro, A. NIHELL, Captain Commanding. P, F. Simonps, « Secretary. : jau9-36 pe To Do It D° you know what a cup of strictly first-class coffee is? You think you do-perhaps you don't, Why? Because-to make ideal: coffee ' requires—coffee. We ‘don’t mean poor weak coffee that never was good-coffee spoiled in roasting coffee sold in bulk with its strength and flavor evaporatedcoffee ground with adulterations, poor and cheap. In such material there can be no satisfaction, MINES AND: PROSPECTS Wat Sone Nevada Cont Gold-Diggers. Are. Ding. Partial Returns From Many of Our Productive Districts, The mining industry throughout Nevada county is full of promise for the future. Never at any~former period has so much capital been invested” inthe business, and never have so large a per centage of the claims been yielding -Pballion. There is no excitement, no indation of values on account of this gratifying condition offafiairs, Kverything is being done on f legitimate, and therefore wholesome, is, the same as shrewd and experiegced men in mervantile or manufactur ng pursuits would yo to-work to—expeild—their—labor-and a} capital in a way likely to’ yield a reagon{ a nacity and faith they have manifested in keeping the prospecting work going ahead. AMMONIA DOES NOT LEAVE THE BREAD. This is Proven by Actua? Testa in Baking. No Sophistry Required. ‘The fact. that _scientific_and_medical ‘men, and state legislatures have not hesitated to talk about the subject has_ challenged the attention of the public to. the discussion about the effect of ammonia and alum in food products, Aside from the claims of rival -companies which have to deal with this question, there remain a few truths on which people can build their own conclusions. One of the claims made is that ammonia when used in baking powder put.into bread, disappears in the baking of bread. Te be scientitic, the claim is made that ammonia-is-a-volatile salt. Medical men} of repute, ehemists of unquestionable standing, and practical business men who have given the iiatter.unbiased investigation, say such is not the case. The opinions ef these gentlemen have been printed.Thequestion was of sufficient importance to warrant somea-of-the legislatures of the country totake it up and pass upon it, Before action was takenon. ‘*wild cat” of the feverish and detoralizing days of-old doesnot find this:a congenial clime to purr in, and has probably left us never to return, The reports of progress which are published in the TRANsvkIPY from. time to ‘. . time are well ‘worth careful reading. (hey are plain, wnvarnished accounts, devoid of the exaggeration and glamor:so common to mining articles, and which invariably do more harm than good. Herewith are some notes relative: to the doings at a few of* the claims in different parts of the county: YOU BEY. DISTRICT. J. 8. Goodwin has ten men employed driving a tunnel from the bottom of his incline shaft, wiich is down two hundred feet; Tie tunnel has now advanced four hundred feet, and within from ten to fifty feet more-will réachthe blue lead that extends across the country from Dutch Flat to Blue Tent and North Bloomtield. Judge Giles S. Brown and J. Dealey are working the old Brown Brothers claim adjoining Goodwin's on the south. Chey have’ a number of men employed taking out large quantities of gravel, and are making money fast, In. the sixtie. b tween six and seven hundred thousand dollars’ worth of gold was taken from a small piece of ground in that vicinity. li is one of the: richest sections in the county, James McManus has been prospecting for quartz during the past four or five years at a point on Bear River about two miles from the town of You Bet. He pegs away all alone’sinking shafts and driving’ tunnels, andexpects t¢ eventually find a bonanza, He’ has obtained good prospects in several spots. County Supervisor Buffington of this city and Warren H. Pierce have béen prospecting ‘for some time at’ You Bet station en the line of the N. C. N. G. f. R., and as that vicinity is literally seamed with a-series ef ledges that give every indication en the surface of carrying gold, it is fair te presume that these gentlemen, both of whom are experienced miners, will in time have a big and Valuable mine there. * . GRASS VALLEY DISTRICT, The shaft of the Centennial. quartz mine has been thoroughly repaired, and things are.in. good shape for the resumption of operations, whieh will commence in the spring. The Pennsylvania 5-stamp mill has been started up ona large quantity ot first-class ore, says the Tidings. Tlie prospects underground are very . encouraging, the ledge being of good size and the ore of undoubtedly profitable grade. The Union says that the shaft of the California mime -is now down sixty-tive feet below the 200 level, and the work is being pushed as fast as, possible in order to oper # new level. ‘The drift south on the 200 level is being extended, and the vein, although only a foot in width, is of excellent quality and gives good returns in the mill. The mine has never looked as well as now. With the opering ef a néw level there will be 150 feet of backs, which will furnish ore for the mill for a long time to come, HUNT’S HILL DISTRIC?, The Chinamen who bought the old Harney and Goodspeed ground at Hunt's Hill have a big foree of Mongolian drifters at work and are taking out lots of Money. COLUMBIA HILL DISTRICT, OE etd F you must have pure coffeeselected from choice varietieswith rich, aromatic flavor -of full strength properly roasted packed in oairtight packages. Where can you get it? Why! Buy = : Schilling’s Best ITs flavor charms the keenest tastes -its strength wins the closest buyers-it is the essence of household economy. Pleasure ~ comfort-— health wealthare in its fragrant . depths. Look to the BRAND, Lie tow go Sploes, Extracts. . Fen grocer has them, Sold vk Doce Test etrenath and tiqyar, ~~ The stockholders of the St. Gothard feel jubilant over the discovery in their mine of an eighteen-inch ledge, as recently announced in these columns. They have spent many thoucands of dollars there in putting up fine hoisting and pumping machinery and sinking one of the best shafts in the county, and they deserve all the good fortune that can come to them. The Delhi continues to turn out big with its customary regularity. ig mine, has a complete equipa dam to restrain debris and will shortly begin: cleaning up some bedrock that is known to be rich,? At Alleghany, just across the Middle Yuba from Moore's Flat, the Rainbow. spots during former years, but in which the pay chute-has been lost for some time, is again co ning to the front. A fine body of ore has been found recently, and the owners are in @ fair way to soon reap abundant reward for the thousands of dollars they have spent and the perti> & by a Chinese company that is putting in the matter the committees in charge called chemists before them and tests were made, «In the state of Minnesota, for example, there appeared before the senate committee in charge of the investigation Charles W. Drew, Pli. B. M. D., analysical and consulting chemist of Minnea-potis; Dr. W. S. Ebermann,. chemist of he State Dairy and Food Commission of itate of Minnesota, and Prof. James A.\ Jodge, -Professor of chemistry at the University of Minnesota. As the question was, ‘‘Is ammonia a: volatile salt?” it was necessary to use in the test such baking powders as are acknowledged to sontain ammonia. The list included Andrew’s Pearl Baking Powder, Wood's Acme Baking Powder and Royal Baking Powder, Dr. Drew found in each a cream f tartar powder containing ammonia. Ye also found in the Forest City Baking } Powder, ar atum power, containing am‘nonia-alum, and in White Rose Baking Powder, an alumphosphate containing immonia-alum. He stated to the comvittee the. following emphat:e opini *T would not recommend the use of sufth powders to my patients, nor would I use them in my own family.’ This opinion réferred to the powders vhich had been used in making tests. The »pinion of Dr.-Ebermann, who had made v personal test, in addition, was to the ame effect. He went further and said hat in the samples of bread made/ irom he Royal and Rising Sun, ammonia could even be-detected in the sample of bread broken when hot, by the smell unmistakable evidence of the presence of vmmonia. Prof. Dodge made six tests, ind found that the Rising Sun, the Royal, Wood’s Acme, and Andrews Pearl baking powders contained ammonia, and that the Forest City and the White Rose contained ammonia-alum, and found vmmonia in, each of the six samples of bread make from the powders namid. The tests were sufficient to warrant the committee, composed of business and intelligent men, to recommend the passage of a bill which would require the manufacturers of such baking powders as contain alum and ammonia to have the fact printed on the package offered te the public, so that the consumers could 1ot be deceived. A, very significant hint that ammonia and alum are not, when caken into the stomach, conducive to health. The legislature of New York followed “She lead on such an enactment, andthe Illinois legislature discussed the question ‘efore their adjournment in the spring of 9k, The question is now before the legislature of Georgia. In Minnesota, when the question was first stated the leading inerchants of the two cities, St. Paul and Minneapolis, who deal in:food products, uldressed a communication to the legislature asking it to pass the bill compelling inanufacturers who make goods containing food adulterants to label cans coritaining the same. { The petitioners echoed the sentiment of the public in the use of the following words: ‘‘As general dealers in food produets and being necessarily without the skilled information te know of the composition. of special’ articles like baking powders, and at ail times being desirous of selling pure articles of food, we believe the information snch as is suggested by the proposed bill, i, ¢., that the cans be plainly laveled as to the nature of their vontents, is most righteous and just; the consumer can thereby purchase intelligently,” This petition was signed by the following representative houses, which are as high in their commercial integrity as the representative houses of any city in the country: Yerxa Bros. & Co. Levin Bros.” Andrew Schoch Gro, Michaud Bros, Chas. F. Knautf, — J. Wagener. Henry Dameroger. A. R. McPhail. J.C. Honigan &S8. John Finlay. C.F; Rappe & Oc, P. J. Schmitz. T. Birmugham & ~Melntosh & Clark: Bros, E. L. Holtenholf. — Geo, E. Hess, Erickson & Ekbald, J. Simmer, EH. A. Sauer, Kneip & Larsun.’ _ Wm. Schornstein, Larsen & Skor. Wn. Sepnach, Lundquist & Johnson H, Hansen. i Anderson Bros, Terance McGovern, Stenner Bros., KaufJoseph Armbruster. man & Co, Herman Thields, A wheats Asswins & Walker. ; x than Shakes, ‘Can be laid on old shingles.or board, Cost, per square fodt and two coats of Slate Cement Paint, three per square foot, Call and gee it. Twomen can put ie ee “A GRAND PERFORMANCE The Wilber Coapaij’s Presentation of ~~ “The Clemenceau Case.” “Standing room’only’’ was the announcement at the Theater box-office before the curtain went up last night for the first act, and the aight hundred people who crowded the auditorium were re-warded by witnessing--one—of —the=moat+ finished and brilliant dramatic . performances éver given in this city. The drama of ‘‘The Clemenceau Case,” notwithstanding the blackguardism and sarcasm heaped upan it by the press of the country, was as given here last evening no more erotic or prurient. in tone_or action than ‘‘Camille,” ‘‘Forget Me Not,” “Frou-Frou,” ‘Article 47,” or several other French.productions that are_listened to nightly by self-respecting people of various nations, and its plot and construction will certainly bear comparison from a literary standpoint with most of those productions. As forthe statue scene, which has been the main object of the adverse ‘criticisms, there 1s nothing about it but a momentary side-view of a shapely woman attired in flesh-colored tights and draped with gauze. Just after she from the pedestal and a silken rpbe . ig. thrown about. ber, Itis.epratt 5 is disclosed to public gaze she leapsdown= THE BUND BOY PIANIST. Thing to Raise Money’ to. Complete ‘lis "Musical Education. Henry W. Foster of Oakland, the fours) teen-year old boy who is to give a piang recital at the Theatre Saturday” evening,} as advertised in arother column,,! plays; on many band instruments, but he'is best 4s pianist, clarionettist-and violinist.-He has placed himself "under the management-of A. C. Shaw, and is assisted also by Professor Geo. Holbrook, The lad is poor and worthy, and every cent he can make he desireg,to use to further prosecute his studies. The gift with which nature has-se-bounteously endowed him must'-be his solg dependence through life, and he is therefore nervously ambitious to go to the fullest. possible extent of his capacity. He ought to have a good house here.” Whoever attends will hear w at Mr. Woodson, of the Record-Union, one of the best criticsin the State, pronounces ‘‘a musical marvel, a genius, a phenomenally gifted lad, a cu riosity in music.” The same writer also saysof him: ‘His éxecution is brilliant; and:for-one who learns as he is compelled . tohe plays with remarkable precision, He interprets feelingly, with perhaps too much disposition to indulge ‘his vigor, + = ee “A graceful act,-and not half so suggtetive as can be seen in most any comic opera or extravaganza. Miss Kendall is a charming ‘‘Iza,” and Miss Martin as ‘‘Countess Doubernowski” brings to the part all the vivacity and abandon imaginable. Mr. McCann's ‘Pierre’ is yrobably the best of the many characters he plays, and he invests it with much power and feeling. Mr. Philleo, who never slights nor overdoes any work falling to his lot, appeared to splendid advantage as ‘‘Constantine, "the man of the world. He read the lines with telling effect and was though intense and strong, true to life.throughout. All the other parts were well done. The performance moved with a gnap and precision that is seldom seen in theatrical ‘representations outside the big cities and leading play-houses. It is by far the strongest attraction in the Wilber Company's repertoire. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afilicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this reinedy as directed, giving ita fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial , bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. The Latest. Weare exclusive igents for the celebrated ** CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCIsSORS. Come and get a pair, take them home<dnd try them. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. . eee Cumpren will freely take Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, wi soothe and heal_any disease of t or lungs quicker than any othcr remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. —-—+~@eo—_____—— Ir you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane 8s Feed an?! Livery Stable, tf + -0@e-+ — -— Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. _ Oo OOoPassionate reproofs are like medicine given scalding hot; the patient cannot take them. — ——~~-+ 29 Stcs headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLeai's® Little Liver and Kindney Pillets. They are agreeable al take and gentle in their action. For\ sale by Carr Bros. For water brash and sour stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator. A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium ~ Habits. ~The East India cure for—these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; itis not injurious id the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sal by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade City. ; tf a + #@e2 Private Lessons, Frank Power will give private lessons, English branches, Penmanship, Greek and Latin, Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping, and in Shorthand and Typewriting, Why go away from home telearn all those things you need _to pmake your way through life? j5-66 To allay pains, subdue inflaiimation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt using that old reliable ‘remedy, D. J, H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, For sale by Carr Bros. -— 1980+ Nevada City Dancing Academy, Sviree and schoul Friday evening at 8 Child: en’s class Saturday afternoon, [settioeet eee eeeeeeeeemere == Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re. maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City Nevada County, Calif., Jan. 6, 1892; Perkins, W. CO. Pietro, Giubbi, Russ, Tom Demy ” Mrs, de M, ; Josie. Ht spt uallad fer ta Wlinan days the lotPartids calling for any of these letters will please say“advertised. Catypi R. Cusnue, P, M, jo ie Goneane Rerper a, Sel at his reom on Main street, in all the . and satisfactory results are obtained by . . earnest, sincere and eager, ‘hat he wicitad the liveliest sympathy, and carries —his audience along with him in his enthusiasm.--He composes with ease and excelleuce, and his own schottische movenient, which he played when here in December, was one of the best of his numbers, He interprets Beethoven,” Thalberg, Liszt, Meyerbeer, and a long lime ofclassical composers, and. is more Vian happy in niodern selections.” neperenteig a IRS weer HERE AND . THERE. A Briof Revord of Yoke Mattors of Local » lntorest. ee The installation of officers of Nevada Commandery, K. T., will take place tonight. Nevada Hese Company will have an important meeting tonight and every member should be there. The installation of officers of Nevada City Ceuncil, “A. L. of H., has been postponed till two weeks from tonight. A thirty-pound quartz boulder found a few days ago in the Harmony drift claim showed about $12 worth of fine leaf gold when broken open, won onnmen . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_ », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfaction 0; money refunded, Price 25 cents der boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup Store, a20ly ~ Sehilling’ 8 went Trial will tell how. they excel:without injury. te From the Sublime To the ridieulous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness headache, For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton, eee rab A Fine Banjo for Sale’ Cheap. A fine 88-bracket professional banjo, includitig case, is offered for sale cheap. Isg.in No, 1 order; apply at this office, tn O5-G sees Steines Schilling’s Meat. -Once Pats _ Take Simmons rer: Regulator. You cun eat as much and whatever you please itajunp if you use Cephaline for / Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood, Hence the proper method by which to cure eatarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing: Into bronchitis or. that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsapariila, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood andalso tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee, When I tool Hood's Sarsapariila I found I nad the right remedy. Tho catarrh is ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of. my system is improving.” Frank WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad eatarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it, Svon after 1 began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after-taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE Hinex, Lumberton, Clinton County; Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. §1; six for #5. Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecartes, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar Nevada Drug and Stationery Stor Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, ° NEVADA OITY, W.'D, VINTON, : : : ss Propriotr a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Veneripten carefully compounded, Also a serastain stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS aud STATIONERY —Including— . Lotter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, ters will be sent to the dead letter-officel}_— Receipt, Draft and Day a . Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete. Kte., Ete, TA Cait lo i Tey ee. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND . ‘obtained; interferences conducted; s ex: minations; trade-marks, copy-tahta, istered, public. Royal Bakin is Is Superior to Es Vv It is a,scientific fact dat the Royal B: I witl-go stil tu that because of the facilities that company hay perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other re: pend ent upon the proper proportions: of the same, and tieanethed Of its preparation, the Royal t ly the purest and most reliable bak es powder offered absolutely pure. ; Powder is undeoi t “AN ABLE EXHORTER. Rev. Pathor Shaw's Missionary. Work In] To Have Charge of ‘an Rega ite ‘ This Parish. Rev. Father Shaw, the learned and . eloquent divine -whe has since last Sunday been conduc ting a series of revival] v iding that the Secretar y of Ws ar meetings at St. Canice Catholic Church in . assign three officers of the United tates ese rl thiis.city.haebeen: greeted by immense congregations, He hokls masses “at six Tonight before the serinon he will confer the Papal benediction, which medns ‘that he is authorized by the Pope to perform that ceremony in the name of His Holiness and with all the benefits that would accrue if the redipient’ visited Rome, It is said that the missionary is accomplishing much. spiritual good here, After tomorrow forenoon’s service he will leave for Gold Hill, Nevada, to open a mission among the ain-stricken Comstockers. women. The common afflictions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and tiervéus tr dubles. They arise largely from stomach disorders As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifa is tte only bowel vegulating preparation, you can see why it Is more effeetive than any otherSarsa parilla tuthose troubles, Itis daily relieving hundreds, The action is mild, direct and effective, We have scores of letters from grateful women, We refer to a few: Meryane debility, Mra. J, Barron, 142 7tt-8t., Genar) debility, Mra. Belden, 610 Mason 8t., Nerveus debility, Miss R. Roseublum, 282 17th Bt., 8, F, Stomach troubles, Mra, R. i, Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 8. F. Bick headaches, Mrs. M, B, Price, 16 Prospect Place, 8. F, Sieh headaches, Mra. M. Fowler, 827 Ellis 8t., Indigestion, Mra, C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission 6, 8. FF, Constipation, Mra, CO, Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t., Most modern, most effective, largest bottle. Same price, $100 or 6 far 96.00, FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS. fel MW. FOSTER, THE WONDERFUL Blind: Boy :: Pianist . A PERFECT MARVEL 1 Seond Blind Tom 1” his Musical Prodigy will give Oue of Mis Unsurpassed Concerts at tho NEVADA CITY THKATRE, —_—ON— SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9,792, Adwission-Fifty Cents. Tickets at Mulloy’s Store. Nothing extra to _reserve, PA T ENTS! Pension, Land & Indi Indian DepredationCUuAIMS. . United States and Foreign’ Patents labels and designs reg Rejected gasea prosecuted; infringement ‘suits conducted in any United you have an invention, send us a, sketch-pho' or small model, gether with a brief description of the: Aya important features and we will advise you . ” the course to pursue, If you are in pos f Brig hn it ‘the tter tou f tn > n ma eee le apinian, ia NATIONAL BUREAU OF ‘OLAIMS, Box 46, Washington, 2, C. A cM wIsstoy: Representative Geary of California in troduced a bill in Congress ‘Tuesday proMOTT, Pu PD. : =e \ ve [PERSONAL MENTION Hydraulic . . Noeial ani cl Notes thowt Peay fe Olil ie yi He . c £ ‘ ‘ re inti town, kK. Ro Porter cimie up “fast evening from Chicago Park. pA cn dvomncthechingereer CTE ps THCAtT in California, who shall have supervision and nine-o’clock A. M., and after each . of all the operations conducted —in—said mass gives the rosary and benediction. Kvery evening he preaches Gi sonic live topic. Last night he talked mainly upon the evil influences of the liquor traffic. State under operations of this act, who shall be known as the United States Mining Commission of owners of mineral land sitiated in Cali fornia, capable of ouly., being what is known as the hydraulic proves, shall before proceeding to operate. such . Grove last. night mine or mine, file With such Board of Engineers an application fora license to conduct such mine, and in such applica tion shall designate the mineral land, the mode of mining desired to be weigisoad lop ation of such rag d-D-Groves of the Ruiavhow mine dia retarned-fromn San Franeiges, Gi. H. Whitton—and—-Wine Beatty Downieville went below en today’s tran R. W. Patrick returned to Pacitic Fred Bean accorypatied hing Chas. Hilgetuiann of Forest City and W. Plaimmer of Downieville came down on today’s stage Johu H, Finlay, formerly of Forest Hill, but now tr weling’t wid San Franciseocigar firma, is in tewn ae ee enenmaanete Nevada ose Co. Attention, fn rnin “Publlo Taste! Hams and Bacon Lard are the best. Sagem en no other, Manutebured me F Lartece retested « , Commercial street. Have You t the Gr cl or Sy miploma of tt + If you have go fnmediate ily to J, son's Beshive: Grocery Htereahes gebsome. A carload of of that tine Whiskey. . The regular monthly meeting of Nc+ . } vada. Hoste Coo, No 1, will -be held ' "Thursday everii Janu. 7. A full-atten. Kh. Isaac, See j J, ApRarp, Pres, oe . Something Pandy. i Derifted Snow Flour, the finest made, Hust veevived hy TRY [wack son, ah-tt 9 Vegetable . . Joy ) Sarsaparilla THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR ames Fle Commercial Street,2 Nevada City, aIIQY LOG, Where everything in the above named line i r rates than anywhere else in Om Miaixm Str HKADING Miner, fly and Fancy {sods tore OF; NEVADA CITY, is soldat low Nevada County, is @2et. BH. MILLER, Broad Street NEVADA CITY, . session of paten und ie the same are’ in-. PRICES (THE: Has on hand for this Senson The Largest al , Vast Elegant toc —oOFr— CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURKISHNG GODS, i, Im Nevada [County. LOWEST. AGES RAINE OLED! ELIE ELLA SIELE I AP

THE DAILY T TRANSCRIPT. Nevada “oity, Nevadn County, Calif. Published Ever: “Bvening Except Sundays me Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860, Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. THUKSDAY BV'NO,_ JAN. : AN 892. THE KIEDIVE DEAD. Reypt’s Relor Suecumbs to theDeadly ~ Influenza. : . By Telexraph to the Transcript . Camo, Egypt, Jan, 7.—The Khedive _ of Egypt just died, — : His death resulted. from an attack of influenza. es He was forty years of age. ———orr—— rr" New superibe Court Cases. H. O. Bonine, a watchmaker and jeweler of Truckee, applies to be declared an_insolvent. He owes $1,377.89, His personal property is valued at $1,306. Property exempt from execution, seis L. Y. Figueroa of Grass Valley, __jewler and watchinaker, makes a similar ular tabla _income-—-The~ “payed sedretrre day ver. YDS, Ents. application. “His Tiabilities are $45), his . his assets nothiug. * Geo. OC. Caylord as assignee of the estate of H. M. Place, an insolvent debtor, has begun suit toset aside ‘an order heretofore -made declaring certain mining proper.y exempt from execution. ~~ 2ee The Downleville Blockade Raised.” One week ago today the Downieville road got blockaded by snowslides on the Goodyear Bar grade, and all travel past that point was interrupted till yesterday when the removel of the slides was completed and the stage bound for this city came through, bringing the delayed express and mail matter, cae os 18 Pounds of Blood Is about the quantity nature allows to an adult person, It is of the utmost importance that the blood should be kept as pure as’ possible. Hood’s Sarsaparilla has proven its claim to be the best blood purifier, Knights of Pythias Attention. Beginning at 7:30 o’clock sharp on Friday evening, Milo Lodge, K. of P., will confer the Amplified Third Rank on three Esquires. Innmediately thereafter the lodge’s officors for the ensuing term will be installed. The evening’s proceedings will close with a supper. Visitors will be present from Grass Valley, Truckee and North Bloomfield. Pleage be on hand promptly at 7:30. Joun Heyer, O. C. B. 8S. Recror, K. of R. and 8, Mistletee Encampment. The officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, 1.0. 0. F., are requested to meet at'their hall on Monday evening, January 11th, at 7:30 o'cl’k sharp, The newly elected ‘officers will be installed after which a banquet. will be served. By order. Mark L. Roperts, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, 8. Attention, Members of Nevada Light Cire Guard. You are hereby ordered to appear at your Armory in fatigue uniform on Saturday evening, Jan. 16th, 1892, at 8 o’clock Pp, M., for the purpose of electing Company officers for the ensuing term, Major W. A. Gett of the Brigade Staff, 4th Brigade, N, G. C., will preside atand conduct said election. ‘ Gro, A. NIHELL, Captain Commanding. P, F. Simonps, « Secretary. : jau9-36 pe To Do It D° you know what a cup of strictly first-class coffee is? You think you do-perhaps you don't, Why? Because-to make ideal: coffee ' requires—coffee. We ‘don’t mean poor weak coffee that never was good-coffee spoiled in roasting coffee sold in bulk with its strength and flavor evaporatedcoffee ground with adulterations, poor and cheap. In such material there can be no satisfaction, MINES AND: PROSPECTS Wat Sone Nevada Cont Gold-Diggers. Are. Ding. Partial Returns From Many of Our Productive Districts, The mining industry throughout Nevada county is full of promise for the future. Never at any~former period has so much capital been invested” inthe business, and never have so large a per centage of the claims been yielding -Pballion. There is no excitement, no indation of values on account of this gratifying condition offafiairs, Kverything is being done on f legitimate, and therefore wholesome, is, the same as shrewd and experiegced men in mervantile or manufactur ng pursuits would yo to-work to—expeild—their—labor-and a} capital in a way likely to’ yield a reagon{ a nacity and faith they have manifested in keeping the prospecting work going ahead. AMMONIA DOES NOT LEAVE THE BREAD. This is Proven by Actua? Testa in Baking. No Sophistry Required. ‘The fact. that _scientific_and_medical ‘men, and state legislatures have not hesitated to talk about the subject has_ challenged the attention of the public to. the discussion about the effect of ammonia and alum in food products, Aside from the claims of rival -companies which have to deal with this question, there remain a few truths on which people can build their own conclusions. One of the claims made is that ammonia when used in baking powder put.into bread, disappears in the baking of bread. Te be scientitic, the claim is made that ammonia-is-a-volatile salt. Medical men} of repute, ehemists of unquestionable standing, and practical business men who have given the iiatter.unbiased investigation, say such is not the case. The opinions ef these gentlemen have been printed.Thequestion was of sufficient importance to warrant somea-of-the legislatures of the country totake it up and pass upon it, Before action was takenon. ‘*wild cat” of the feverish and detoralizing days of-old doesnot find this:a congenial clime to purr in, and has probably left us never to return, The reports of progress which are published in the TRANsvkIPY from. time to ‘. . time are well ‘worth careful reading. (hey are plain, wnvarnished accounts, devoid of the exaggeration and glamor:so common to mining articles, and which invariably do more harm than good. Herewith are some notes relative: to the doings at a few of* the claims in different parts of the county: YOU BEY. DISTRICT. J. 8. Goodwin has ten men employed driving a tunnel from the bottom of his incline shaft, wiich is down two hundred feet; Tie tunnel has now advanced four hundred feet, and within from ten to fifty feet more-will réachthe blue lead that extends across the country from Dutch Flat to Blue Tent and North Bloomtield. Judge Giles S. Brown and J. Dealey are working the old Brown Brothers claim adjoining Goodwin's on the south. Chey have’ a number of men employed taking out large quantities of gravel, and are making money fast, In. the sixtie. b tween six and seven hundred thousand dollars’ worth of gold was taken from a small piece of ground in that vicinity. li is one of the: richest sections in the county, James McManus has been prospecting for quartz during the past four or five years at a point on Bear River about two miles from the town of You Bet. He pegs away all alone’sinking shafts and driving’ tunnels, andexpects t¢ eventually find a bonanza, He’ has obtained good prospects in several spots. County Supervisor Buffington of this city and Warren H. Pierce have béen prospecting ‘for some time at’ You Bet station en the line of the N. C. N. G. f. R., and as that vicinity is literally seamed with a-series ef ledges that give every indication en the surface of carrying gold, it is fair te presume that these gentlemen, both of whom are experienced miners, will in time have a big and Valuable mine there. * . GRASS VALLEY DISTRICT, The shaft of the Centennial. quartz mine has been thoroughly repaired, and things are.in. good shape for the resumption of operations, whieh will commence in the spring. The Pennsylvania 5-stamp mill has been started up ona large quantity ot first-class ore, says the Tidings. Tlie prospects underground are very . encouraging, the ledge being of good size and the ore of undoubtedly profitable grade. The Union says that the shaft of the California mime -is now down sixty-tive feet below the 200 level, and the work is being pushed as fast as, possible in order to oper # new level. ‘The drift south on the 200 level is being extended, and the vein, although only a foot in width, is of excellent quality and gives good returns in the mill. The mine has never looked as well as now. With the opering ef a néw level there will be 150 feet of backs, which will furnish ore for the mill for a long time to come, HUNT’S HILL DISTRIC?, The Chinamen who bought the old Harney and Goodspeed ground at Hunt's Hill have a big foree of Mongolian drifters at work and are taking out lots of Money. COLUMBIA HILL DISTRICT, OE etd F you must have pure coffeeselected from choice varietieswith rich, aromatic flavor -of full strength properly roasted packed in oairtight packages. Where can you get it? Why! Buy = : Schilling’s Best ITs flavor charms the keenest tastes -its strength wins the closest buyers-it is the essence of household economy. Pleasure ~ comfort-— health wealthare in its fragrant . depths. Look to the BRAND, Lie tow go Sploes, Extracts. . Fen grocer has them, Sold vk Doce Test etrenath and tiqyar, ~~ The stockholders of the St. Gothard feel jubilant over the discovery in their mine of an eighteen-inch ledge, as recently announced in these columns. They have spent many thoucands of dollars there in putting up fine hoisting and pumping machinery and sinking one of the best shafts in the county, and they deserve all the good fortune that can come to them. The Delhi continues to turn out big with its customary regularity. ig mine, has a complete equipa dam to restrain debris and will shortly begin: cleaning up some bedrock that is known to be rich,? At Alleghany, just across the Middle Yuba from Moore's Flat, the Rainbow. spots during former years, but in which the pay chute-has been lost for some time, is again co ning to the front. A fine body of ore has been found recently, and the owners are in @ fair way to soon reap abundant reward for the thousands of dollars they have spent and the perti> & by a Chinese company that is putting in the matter the committees in charge called chemists before them and tests were made, «In the state of Minnesota, for example, there appeared before the senate committee in charge of the investigation Charles W. Drew, Pli. B. M. D., analysical and consulting chemist of Minnea-potis; Dr. W. S. Ebermann,. chemist of he State Dairy and Food Commission of itate of Minnesota, and Prof. James A.\ Jodge, -Professor of chemistry at the University of Minnesota. As the question was, ‘‘Is ammonia a: volatile salt?” it was necessary to use in the test such baking powders as are acknowledged to sontain ammonia. The list included Andrew’s Pearl Baking Powder, Wood's Acme Baking Powder and Royal Baking Powder, Dr. Drew found in each a cream f tartar powder containing ammonia. Ye also found in the Forest City Baking } Powder, ar atum power, containing am‘nonia-alum, and in White Rose Baking Powder, an alumphosphate containing immonia-alum. He stated to the comvittee the. following emphat:e opini *T would not recommend the use of sufth powders to my patients, nor would I use them in my own family.’ This opinion réferred to the powders vhich had been used in making tests. The »pinion of Dr.-Ebermann, who had made v personal test, in addition, was to the ame effect. He went further and said hat in the samples of bread made/ irom he Royal and Rising Sun, ammonia could even be-detected in the sample of bread broken when hot, by the smell unmistakable evidence of the presence of vmmonia. Prof. Dodge made six tests, ind found that the Rising Sun, the Royal, Wood’s Acme, and Andrews Pearl baking powders contained ammonia, and that the Forest City and the White Rose contained ammonia-alum, and found vmmonia in, each of the six samples of bread make from the powders namid. The tests were sufficient to warrant the committee, composed of business and intelligent men, to recommend the passage of a bill which would require the manufacturers of such baking powders as contain alum and ammonia to have the fact printed on the package offered te the public, so that the consumers could 1ot be deceived. A, very significant hint that ammonia and alum are not, when caken into the stomach, conducive to health. The legislature of New York followed “She lead on such an enactment, andthe Illinois legislature discussed the question ‘efore their adjournment in the spring of 9k, The question is now before the legislature of Georgia. In Minnesota, when the question was first stated the leading inerchants of the two cities, St. Paul and Minneapolis, who deal in:food products, uldressed a communication to the legislature asking it to pass the bill compelling inanufacturers who make goods containing food adulterants to label cans coritaining the same. { The petitioners echoed the sentiment of the public in the use of the following words: ‘‘As general dealers in food produets and being necessarily without the skilled information te know of the composition. of special’ articles like baking powders, and at ail times being desirous of selling pure articles of food, we believe the information snch as is suggested by the proposed bill, i, ¢., that the cans be plainly laveled as to the nature of their vontents, is most righteous and just; the consumer can thereby purchase intelligently,” This petition was signed by the following representative houses, which are as high in their commercial integrity as the representative houses of any city in the country: Yerxa Bros. & Co. Levin Bros.” Andrew Schoch Gro, Michaud Bros, Chas. F. Knautf, — J. Wagener. Henry Dameroger. A. R. McPhail. J.C. Honigan &S8. John Finlay. C.F; Rappe & Oc, P. J. Schmitz. T. Birmugham & ~Melntosh & Clark: Bros, E. L. Holtenholf. — Geo, E. Hess, Erickson & Ekbald, J. Simmer, EH. A. Sauer, Kneip & Larsun.’ _ Wm. Schornstein, Larsen & Skor. Wn. Sepnach, Lundquist & Johnson H, Hansen. i Anderson Bros, Terance McGovern, Stenner Bros., KaufJoseph Armbruster. man & Co, Herman Thields, A wheats Asswins & Walker. ; x than Shakes, ‘Can be laid on old shingles.or board, Cost, per square fodt and two coats of Slate Cement Paint, three per square foot, Call and gee it. Twomen can put ie ee “A GRAND PERFORMANCE The Wilber Coapaij’s Presentation of ~~ “The Clemenceau Case.” “Standing room’only’’ was the announcement at the Theater box-office before the curtain went up last night for the first act, and the aight hundred people who crowded the auditorium were re-warded by witnessing--one—of —the=moat+ finished and brilliant dramatic . performances éver given in this city. The drama of ‘‘The Clemenceau Case,” notwithstanding the blackguardism and sarcasm heaped upan it by the press of the country, was as given here last evening no more erotic or prurient. in tone_or action than ‘‘Camille,” ‘‘Forget Me Not,” “Frou-Frou,” ‘Article 47,” or several other French.productions that are_listened to nightly by self-respecting people of various nations, and its plot and construction will certainly bear comparison from a literary standpoint with most of those productions. As forthe statue scene, which has been the main object of the adverse ‘criticisms, there 1s nothing about it but a momentary side-view of a shapely woman attired in flesh-colored tights and draped with gauze. Just after she from the pedestal and a silken rpbe . ig. thrown about. ber, Itis.epratt 5 is disclosed to public gaze she leapsdown= THE BUND BOY PIANIST. Thing to Raise Money’ to. Complete ‘lis "Musical Education.. Henry W. Foster of Oakland, the fours) teen-year old boy who is to give a piang recital at the Theatre Saturday” evening,} as advertised in arother column,,! plays; on many band instruments, but he'is best 4s pianist, clarionettist-and violinist.-He has placed himself "under the management-of A. C. Shaw, and is assisted also by Professor Geo. Holbrook, The lad is poor and worthy, and every cent he can make he desireg,to use to further prosecute his studies. The gift with which nature has-se-bounteously endowed him must'-be his solg dependence through life, and he is therefore nervously ambitious to go to the fullest. possible extent of his capacity. He ought to have a good house here.” Whoever attends will hear w at Mr. Woodson, of the Record-Union, one of the best criticsin the State, pronounces ‘‘a musical marvel, a genius, a phenomenally gifted lad, a cu riosity in music.” The same writer also saysof him: ‘His éxecution is brilliant; and:for-one who learns as he is compelled . tohe plays with remarkable precision, He interprets feelingly, with perhaps too

much disposition to indulge ‘his vigor, + = ee “A graceful act,-and not half so suggtetive as can be seen in most any comic opera or extravaganza. Miss Kendall is a charming ‘‘Iza,” and Miss Martin as ‘‘Countess Doubernowski” brings to the part all the vivacity and abandon imaginable. Mr. McCann's ‘Pierre’ is yrobably the best of the many characters he plays, and he invests it with much power and feeling. Mr. Philleo, who never slights nor overdoes any work falling to his lot, appeared to splendid advantage as ‘‘Constantine, "the man of the world. He read the lines with telling effect and was though intense and strong, true to life.throughout. All the other parts were well done. The performance moved with a gnap and precision that is seldom seen in theatrical ‘representations outside the big cities and leading play-houses. It is by far the strongest attraction in the Wilber Company's repertoire. Guaranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this condition. If you are afilicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this reinedy as directed, giving ita fair trial, and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded, We could not make this offer did we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery could be relied on. It never disappoints. Trial , bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. The Latest. Weare exclusive igents for the celebrated ** CLAUS” NATURAL GAS TEMPERED SHEARS AND SCIsSORS. Come and get a pair, take them home<dnd try them. If not perfectly satisfactory return them and get a new pair. NO QUESTIONS ASKED. LEGG & SHAW, Main street, Nevada City. . eee Cumpren will freely take Dr, J. H. MeLean’s Tar Wine Lung Balm; unlike cough syrups, it contains no opium, wi soothe and heal_any disease of t or lungs quicker than any othcr remedy, For sale by Carr Bros. —-—+~@eo—_____—— Ir you want a very fine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane 8s Feed an?! Livery Stable, tf + -0@e-+ — -— Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. _ Oo OOoPassionate reproofs are like medicine given scalding hot; the patient cannot take them. — ——~~-+ 29 Stcs headache is the bane of many lives; to cure and prevent this annoying complaint use Dr. J. H. McLeai's® Little Liver and Kindney Pillets. They are agreeable al take and gentle in their action. For\ sale by Carr Bros. For water brash and sour stomach take Simmons Liver Regulator. A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium ~ Habits. ~The East India cure for—these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; itis not injurious id the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sal by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevade City. ; tf a + #@e2 Private Lessons, Frank Power will give private lessons, English branches, Penmanship, Greek and Latin, Single and Double Entry Bookkeeping, and in Shorthand and Typewriting, Why go away from home telearn all those things you need _to pmake your way through life? j5-66 To allay pains, subdue inflaiimation, heal foul sores and ulcers, the most prompt using that old reliable ‘remedy, D. J, H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment, For sale by Carr Bros. -— 1980+ Nevada City Dancing Academy, Sviree and schoul Friday evening at 8 Child: en’s class Saturday afternoon, [settioeet eee eeeeeeeeemere == Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters re. maining in the Postoffice at Nevada City Nevada County, Calif., Jan. 6, 1892; Perkins, W. CO. Pietro, Giubbi, Russ, Tom Demy ” Mrs, de M, ; Josie. Ht spt uallad fer ta Wlinan days the lotPartids calling for any of these letters will please say“advertised. Catypi R. Cusnue, P, M, jo ie Goneane Rerper a, Sel at his reom on Main street, in all the . and satisfactory results are obtained by . . earnest, sincere and eager, ‘hat he wicitad the liveliest sympathy, and carries —his audience along with him in his enthusiasm.--He composes with ease and excelleuce, and his own schottische movenient, which he played when here in December, was one of the best of his numbers, He interprets Beethoven,” Thalberg, Liszt, Meyerbeer, and a long lime ofclassical composers, and. is more Vian happy in niodern selections.” neperenteig a IRS weer HERE AND . THERE. A Briof Revord of Yoke Mattors of Local » lntorest. ee The installation of officers of Nevada Commandery, K. T., will take place tonight. Nevada Hese Company will have an important meeting tonight and every member should be there. The installation of officers of Nevada City Ceuncil, “A. L. of H., has been postponed till two weeks from tonight. A thirty-pound quartz boulder found a few days ago in the Harmony drift claim showed about $12 worth of fine leaf gold when broken open, won onnmen . Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ‘Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai_ », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Itis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfaction 0; money refunded, Price 25 cents der boy For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup Store, a20ly ~ Sehilling’ 8 went Trial will tell how. they excel:without injury. te From the Sublime To the ridieulous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness headache, For sale by Carr Bros. or W. D. Vinton, eee rab A Fine Banjo for Sale’ Cheap. A fine 88-bracket professional banjo, includitig case, is offered for sale cheap. Isg.in No, 1 order; apply at this office, tn O5-G sees Steines Schilling’s Meat. -Once Pats _ Take Simmons rer: Regulator. You cun eat as much and whatever you please itajunp if you use Cephaline for / Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood, Hence the proper method by which to cure eatarrh, is to purify the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger ot developing: Into bronchitis or. that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsapariila, which cures catarrh by purifying the blood andalso tones up the system and greatly improves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in consequenee, When I tool Hood's Sarsapariila I found I nad the right remedy. Tho catarrh is ylelding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla is cleansing my blood, and the general tone of. my system is improving.” Frank WASHBURN, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad eatarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with it, Svon after 1 began to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla the catarrh troubled me less, after-taking three bottles I was entirely cured.” JANE Hinex, Lumberton, Clinton County; Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. §1; six for #5. Prepared by 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecartes, Lowell, Mass. 100 Doses One Dollar Nevada Drug and Stationery Stor Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, ° NEVADA OITY, W.'D, VINTON, : : : ss Propriotr a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Veneripten carefully compounded, Also a serastain stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS aud STATIONERY —Including— . Lotter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, ters will be sent to the dead letter-officel}_— Receipt, Draft and Day a . Books, Ledgers, Journals, Ete.. Kte., Ete, TA Cait lo i Tey ee. KEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND . ‘obtained; interferences conducted; s ex: minations; trade-marks, copy-tahta, istered, public. Royal Bakin is Is Superior to Es Vv It is a,scientific fact dat the Royal B: I witl-go stil tu that because of the facilities that company hay perfectly pure cream of tartar, and for other re: pend ent upon the proper proportions: of the same, and tieanethed Of its preparation, the Royal t ly the purest and most reliable bak es powder offered absolutely pure. ; Powder is undeoi t “AN ABLE EXHORTER. Rev. Pathor Shaw's Missionary. Work In] To Have Charge of ‘an Rega ite ‘ This Parish. Rev. Father Shaw, the learned and . eloquent divine -whe has since last Sunday been conduc ting a series of revival] v iding that the Secretar y of Ws ar meetings at St. Canice Catholic Church in . assign three officers of the United tates ese rl thiis.city.haebeen: greeted by immense congregations, He hokls masses “at six Tonight before the serinon he will confer the Papal benediction, which medns ‘that he is authorized by the Pope to perform that ceremony in the name of His Holiness and with all the benefits that would accrue if the redipient’ visited Rome, It is said that the missionary is accomplishing much. spiritual good here, After tomorrow forenoon’s service he will leave for Gold Hill, Nevada, to open a mission among the ain-stricken Comstockers. women. The common afflictions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and tiervéus tr dubles. They arise largely from stomach disorders As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifa is tte only bowel vegulating preparation, you can see why it Is more effeetive than any otherSarsa parilla tuthose troubles, Itis daily relieving hundreds, The action is mild, direct and effective, We have scores of letters from grateful women, We refer to a few: Meryane debility, Mra. J, Barron, 142 7tt-8t., Genar) debility, Mra. Belden, 610 Mason 8t., Nerveus debility, Miss R. Roseublum, 282 17th Bt., 8, F, Stomach troubles, Mra, R. i, Wheaton, 704 Post 8t., 8. F. Bick headaches, Mrs. M, B, Price, 16 Prospect Place, 8. F, Sieh headaches, Mra. M. Fowler, 827 Ellis 8t., Indigestion, Mra, C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission 6, 8. FF, Constipation, Mra, CO, Melvin, 126 Kearny 8t., Most modern, most effective, largest bottle. Same price, $100 or 6 far 96.00, FOR SALE BY CARR BROTHERS. fel MW. FOSTER, THE WONDERFUL Blind: Boy :: Pianist . A PERFECT MARVEL 1 Seond Blind Tom 1” his Musical Prodigy will give Oue of Mis Unsurpassed Concerts at tho NEVADA CITY THKATRE, —_—ON— SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 9,792, Adwission-Fifty Cents. Tickets at Mulloy’s Store. Nothing extra to _reserve, PA T ENTS! Pension, Land & Indi Indian DepredationCUuAIMS. . United States and Foreign’ Patents labels and designs reg Rejected gasea prosecuted; infringement ‘suits conducted in any United you have an invention, send us a, sketch-pho' or small model, gether with a brief description of the: Aya important features and we will advise you . ” the course to pursue, If you are in pos f Brig hn it ‘the tter tou f tn > n ma eee le apinian, ia NATIONAL BUREAU OF ‘OLAIMS, Box 46, Washington, 2, C. A cM wIsstoy: Representative Geary of California in troduced a bill in Congress ‘Tuesday proMOTT, Pu PD. : =e \ ve [PERSONAL MENTION Hydraulic . . Noeial ani cl Notes thowt Peay fe Olil ie yi He . c £ ‘ ‘ re inti town, kK. Ro Porter cimie up “fast evening from Chicago Park. pA cn dvomncthechingereer CTE ps THCAtT in California, who shall have supervision and nine-o’clock A. M., and after each . of all the operations conducted —in—said mass gives the rosary and benediction. Kvery evening he preaches Gi sonic live topic. Last night he talked mainly upon the evil influences of the liquor traffic. State under operations of this act, who shall be known as the United States Mining Commission of owners of mineral land sitiated in Cali fornia, capable of ouly., being what is known as the hydraulic proves, shall before proceeding to operate. such . Grove last. night mine or mine, file With such Board of Engineers an application fora license to conduct such mine, and in such applica tion shall designate the mineral land, the mode of mining desired to be weigisoad lop ation of such rag d-D-Groves of the Ruiavhow mine dia retarned-fromn San Franeiges, Gi. H. Whitton—and—-Wine Beatty Downieville went below en today’s tran R. W. Patrick returned to Pacitic Fred Bean accorypatied hing Chas. Hilgetuiann of Forest City and W. Plaimmer of Downieville came down on today’s stage Johu H, Finlay, formerly of Forest Hill, but now tr weling’t wid San Franciseocigar firma, is in tewn ae ee enenmaanete Nevada ose Co. Attention, fn rnin “Publlo Taste! Hams and Bacon Lard are the best. Sagem en no other, Manutebured me F Lartece retested « , Commercial street. Have You t the Gr cl or Sy miploma of tt + If you have go fnmediate ily to J, son's Beshive: Grocery Htereahes gebsome. A carload of of that tine Whiskey. . The regular monthly meeting of Nc+ . } vada. Hoste Coo, No 1, will -be held ' "Thursday everii Janu. 7. A full-atten. Kh. Isaac, See j J, ApRarp, Pres, oe . Something Pandy. i Derifted Snow Flour, the finest made, Hust veevived hy TRY [wack son, ah-tt 9 Vegetable . . Joy ) Sarsaparilla THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR ames Fle Commercial Street,2 Nevada City, aIIQY LOG, Where everything in the above named line i r rates than anywhere else in Om Miaixm Str HKADING Miner, fly and Fancy {sods tore OF; NEVADA CITY, is soldat low Nevada County, is @2et. BH. MILLER, Broad Street NEVADA CITY, . session of paten und ie the same are’ in-. PRICES (THE: Has on hand for this Senson The Largest al , Vast Elegant toc —oOFr— CLOTHING, GENTS’ FURKISHNG GODS, i, Im Nevada [County. LOWEST. AGES RAINE OLED! ELIE ELLA SIELE I AP