July 13, 1893 (4 pages)

orié ces re t ny are pur and ier the Lprin ring eet’ AC 001 8 od all 1Uusee RUIR my of 1 INE are Hall . 12, uent Aug. N FOR _ assistant Nevada be held t Snell, gates, dent, ders af iny wil y atthe DiS, ot 7 eh cung @ tretislegally retary. i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. blished Every Evening Except Sungee days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. '‘Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN PAID IN apVANCE. : Locat Norices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and’5 cents per line for each . additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. rn CR THURSDAY EV’NG. JULY 13 °®3s. —_—_—— REACHED TRUCKEE. th New Railroad Blow Its First Whistle There Saturday. Republican: The new railroad has reached town. The first whiatle blown in hearing of the town was last Saturday eveuing from a point near the slaughter house. The remainder of the track to the Truckee Lumber Company’s dam was completed today, On March 18th the announcement was made in these columns that articles had been signed for the Donner and Tahoe Railroad Company and that work wou'd be commenced on the road immediately. And today, being less than four months from the time thé announcement was made, the road is completed, which shows cenclusively .that the Republican was right in ite statement of March 18th. Truckee is indebted to Mrs. Mary E. Burckhalter for this new road and it is to be hoped that the enterprise will bring profic to her as well as to ‘Truckee, and there is not the least doubt but what it < Will, : ___The Truckee Lumber Company has-al-}ready signed a contract to haul enough saw-logs 9\ er the road to make ita profitable undertaking for the owner of the road, As has been stated before it is one of the largest logging contracts ever made in the State. Fully one million feet of loga will be hauled over this new railroad during the next ten years. This .ne-cessitates that the Truckee Lumber Compaty’s factory run night and day for that number of years, which means prosperity for Truckee. ° ig PEE Gotenn Beano KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify “rate on all lines west of the Missour ae ) OPPRICE'S fp Years the Standard, ahoe-yet, it is only a matter of a few months before it will be extended to the lake. If never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. et 2Qe es your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear asa bell. 25c. and 50c. Sold by Cagr Bros, Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that tired feeling or sick headache? You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which give. nerve and bodily strength. — Hoop’s Pints are easy in action. t Be Cheap Fare. A Chicago dispatch says that the Western Passenger Association has provided for a special one-fare round-trip river to the World’s Fair, with a minimuin rate of $15 in the South anil Southwest, and $13.75 in the Northwest. Four excursion trains will be run every week, beginning-next Monday, and tick ete will be good for one week at th: Fair. With this rate of fare a perso. from California can make a brief visit t the Columbian Exposition and return for $50, if he is economical on other expenses. Hydraulic Mining. ba ceed EY Red Bluff News: Advantage isbeing taken of the present stringency of the money market to try to start a boom i: favor of hydraulic mining, The Sa: Francisco Daily Report leads the movement, and scarcely a day passes withou: something in its columns about it. It ic credited -with advocating unrestricted mining, but this it denies, and defines its Position to be a revival of hydraulic mining without injury to other property. There isn’t a newspaper or intelligent citizen in the State who would object t hydraulic mining if 0 conducted, Stage Line Incorporated. Articles of incorporation of the L Porte Stage Company have been file: with the County Clerk, Object: t carry on the business of common carrier: of passengers and freight, and to carry the U. S. mail. Principal place of busi ness, Nevada City. Capital stock, $9,00:', divided into 9,000 shar.» of $1 per share The following are the Directors and th: amount of stock subscribed by each. D. T, Cole, $2,999; L. L. Gaffney, $2,999; J. D, Gaffney, $3,000; Warren Green, $1 i W. H. Crawford, §1. Notice to N. D. G. W, Every member of Laurel Parlor, No, 6, N. D. G. W., is requested to be present at their regular meeting Thursday evening, July 13th. ouseine MOST PERFECT MADE, om ad tithomey De Pest supremacy PERSONAL, Socal and Oar Noles val Peple Oi ud You C. Phelps of Phelps’ Hill isin town. Thos. Dillon came down from the Spanish mine today. W. F. Devlam of Newcastle and C. A. Banfield of Lincoln are here, E. H, Furth of North San Juan was ‘in tewn yesterday. M. H, Chynoweth of Hillsdale is here spending a few days. E. &. McPhetridge of Marysville is in town. J. €. Mulligan came up_ from Woodland yesterday, Miss Florence Greely ‘of Marysville is in town on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Kingdon, D. Glavan of San Franciaco arrived here yesterday on his way to Downie ville. D. Harmon, M. Aumer and H. C. Jagger, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. Ed. Fitzsimmons aad Theodore H. Wilhelm, of Grass Valley, were in town today. = C. T. Ponner and wife and Violet C. Ponner, of North Bleomfield, are in town. $+ 0 SHILOH’S CURR, the great Coug. and Croup Cure, is in great demand Pocket size contains twenty-five doseonly 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. “BE sure you get Ayer’s” is an im portant caution to all in search of a thoroughly:reliable blood-purifier, Ayer's Sarsaparilla beitig the one on which there ean be no manner of doubt. It has stood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been-considered the standard. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J, J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, has concluded to introduce to his custo.uers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. —j24 Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simnions Liver Regulator will cre you? : PREDERIOKS SAID 10 RAVE, ESCAPED His Destination Known—Report That Ho Was Given tho Fatal Guns. ee Sacramento, July 11.—It is now clainied that Fredericks, the supposed slayer of Sherift Pascoe, is on his way East. Railroad officers ‘Wave’ secured Positive information showing that shortly after the killing of Shetiff Pascoe Fredericks reached the railroad by a circuitous route aud boarded. a train bound East. The officers claim that they know his objective point, and have wired the authorities to arrest the fumoney market, the depression is not materially felt by those whose prices for goods are made to conform to the time 3 and as a consequence the run at Lester & Crawford's is unabated. The-ladies recognize that the firm has a full line of the choicest dress goods aid every other . article pertaining to female apparel, and nowhere in the State can the same goods be obtained cheaper. An Unusual Assortmont of Ladies’ Fine eee. Notwithstanding the stringency of the Hence there is no Bgitive. , In view of the alleged murderer's arrest requisition papers for his return to this State have been made out, and. will be signed by the Governor .as soon as the capture is effected. . Tissot shoring doubt -in the minds of the officers as to whether Fred cricks is guilty of the murder of Sherift Pascoe. It is claimed by many that the Sheriff, while hunting for the fugitive in the old mill at ‘Grass: Valley, atumbled over a plank, and that in: falling his weapon was discharged, the “bullet making the fatal wound, he friends vf the dead Sieriff scout this theory, and are firmly convinced that he was shot by Fredericks. : Officers who have beerf -hunting for the supposed murderer have learned pos. itively that Frederickg secured the rifles and pistols which figured in the recent revolt at Folsom from a friend of George Sontag who condugts a saloon in Visalia, He claims that’ Fredericks broke into his saloon and stole the arms, but the officers are convinced ~that he gave them to the ex-convict with the. ~ wuderstanding that he should secrete them near the prison and then inform Sontag. oe It is known that after secreting the weapons Fredericks traveled in the di-. * rection of. Gold Rup, where he shot Brakeman Bruce, who discovered him “beating” his way on the: freight train. Fredericks was armed with a 44-caliber Oolt’s revolver, and the fact that a much smaller bullet killed the unfortunate Sheriff leads many to beliéve.that-} he either accidentally shot himself or was shot by one of his-men by mistake. = “Hieing Attracted : Here. e During the past two months there have been a number of mining men hére from lifferent parts of the United States, and they all come to look at the mines in this section: Some of them made known their business without any privacy what éver, While others were careful not to say anything about the object of their visit except in an indirect way. A few lays ago a couple of Eastern mining men came here and inspected some of the ‘nines aud made close inquiries regarding thers. Before leaving they tuld a gentleman of this city that they: would most likely return here before long and be .prepared to invest in one or more properties. Yesterday two gentlemen from 3alt Lake arrived here -and soon after took a buggy and drove out to look at our mines, The great depreciation in silver has been the means of stepping many of the silver mines, and owners of silver mines are now looking around for gold mines to invest in. Nevada City, and in fact. this whole county enjoys a tirat-class reputation among mining men throughout the United States, and we would not be surprised to sée a boom in uining properties here within the next year, A Buinous Less. Why is it that people in general are so prone to disregard loss of strength, clearly perceptible in bodily shrinkage; failure f appetite, broken rest? Incomprehensi= vle byt true. Sheer carelessness, an overweening confideuce in the power of ‘ature to reouperate—these are suggestible reasons, One of the most observable signals of dangér thrown by distressed nature is waning strength, An efficient tonic is the best safeguard against impending peril. Among the invigorante which modern science has developed and experience approved is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and it occupies the first place. Digestion, renewed by this genial stowachie, conpensates for a drain of vital force, ands regular action of the bewels and tranquil condition of the aervoug, both insured by its use, co-operate in the complete restoration of vigor. ‘he Bitters remedies liver and kidney trouble and malaria. = Prxsupicg and ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver R gulator. Ii his s.ood the test, Received a Patent, The Golden Fleece Mining Company has just received, through E. A. Rebarte, mining agent of Sacramento, says he 8. F. Report, a patent for their slaim, consisting of a square mile of land situated in Iowa Hill district, in Placer county. This is one of the eldest and richest gravel mines in the State and is adjacent to the well-known Hog's Back mine, Will Meet Again, subscriptions to the reward to be offered for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe, held @ meeting ‘ast night but adjourned to meet again a Friday evening, at the same hour and place, when it is expected that all the subscription lists with them, so that a full report may be made, [Concluded Not to Move Him. -We atated yesterday that the gentle. nan who hag been sick at the New York House for & short time past would be taken to San Francisco today for medical treatment. His condition is such, however, that it was considered best not to remove him. The sick man is a lawyer by profession. His mother and a beother are expected bere sogn from badly bruised and shaken‘ up by the Sheriff's body fitted the weapon which he held in his hand when he was shot. —F Ses ri If you areall run down, fagged out, take Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry. : a ee The Glery of Woman S Is a fine set of teeth as well as a fine head of hair. How the-enamel glistens after a good brushing with fragrant SOZDONT! Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface’ or at the value, and there is no discount on the goods, : = Discovery know its value, arid those who have not, have now the opportunity. to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and addressto H. R. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and House. hold Instruction, Free. you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, maining in the postoffics at Neyada City, Nevada County, Cal., July 13, 1893: ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these lettérs will please say advertised; and pay a—fee of one cent for each, letter. = re bridge the other morning, is dut again, though still quite sore from:the effects of his injuries. < a without injury. ‘cessation in the acramble to “secure bargains. Lester & Crawford's stock embraces every article necessary fot, Summer wear, and an inspection of the goods on display will verify the statement. Silver dollars are taken for their face All Free. Those who have used ‘Dr. King’s New All of which 8 guaranteed to do you good and coat ~ pba iirc. Advertised Letters. ~The following is a list-of the letters réDewing, Miss J. Lr ae Forges. Mike 52 se ~ Gulling, C. ee Greeley, J. P. = Hendry, Mrs. J. D: at Luther, B. H., Newell, V. 2 Nichols. Charles A. % If not called for in fifteen days thé letLeonarp 8. CaLkins, P.M. + +e + £ Around A gain. : unaway— accident on the Suspension 2 2@e-2— : Takt Simmons Liver Regulatér.You an eat as much and whatever you please as —— Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world forCuts; Mus. T. 8. Hawxrxs, Chattanooga, For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. _ = J ust . —6 24. Im just 24 hours J. VY. & relieves Gon end sick headaches: After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventereturn, Worefer, by permission, to W. @. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Goo. A. Werner, 651 California st. & F.; Mra. C. Melvin, 136 Kearny 8t. & F., and many others who have f relief from constipation and aick headaches, G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, & F. writes: “I am 60yearsofage and Py Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED. MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy , fora debilitated sv:ten: I ever used.’ S {. . cheap shoes which $. give you no satisfaction ? j Would You Appreciate . BS! A line of beauties ? Al line of fitters, artistic! styles and good wear-. ing qualities ? 8. Of Gold is supposed to be Con. If so, go to ‘Ss Webber's. }orders for Shakes and Wood. @/. Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. A POT ® cealed at the BOTTOM Of the Rainbow. 7 We are all Pause, friends, long enough to inspect’ our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &e., &e. Also leave your We import our Maple @ came to California in 1859 )and I knew ta years I can sleep well aud my aystem regular. The old Mexica herbs in th bowel troub.es." Ask for of June, 1893,60 many shares of each pa Nevada City, Cal,, on the 29th day of July, I with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. . CASPER, Secretar Office in the rear of Carter & Jon uston's » on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. DELINQUNNT NOTICK, have had constipation for 25 yeara. I was tmduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, recognized initanLerb the Mexicans used to give us in the early 50's for bowel troubles, ‘ould help meandithas Forthefirsttime remedy ares certain cure in constipation and And tu acecrda ce with law, and an order ofthe Hoard of Birectora; a‘ eor the toth tity q of such stock as may b necessary will be Id at public auction atthe office of the company, at the hour of Jf o’elock a, M.y Of said Uny, to pay—detingient assessment therdon; together Delinquent Notice. Works Nevada county, Ca-ifornia, is ment (No 11) levied on the thirty. first We.zel Theo, Trustee Weteel i hea. Tinstee Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1820 200 00 ‘ bbe . phe ae : 1-30 209 10,4 etzel Theo.,, ‘I rustee 1838 150 7.00 = . . : : F Wailel theo, trustes..1997 100 600} “And the Only One Price Storé in this city, 59K, . Wetzel Theo., Tiustee 130 190 v0 nt Wetzel Thee. ‘trustee-———tHv0 206A ar : : Ne _ ho . Wale! thea., Trustee ast ——a50—42-0 Country-orders-will receive our best attention.) He] Wetzel Theo, Irustee tit a0 17 50 ‘ ‘ ae wee ane? ‘ t ustee. wiz ne 1720 : . feizel Theo,, frustee 1ouz 000 50.00 ? r Wetzel Theo, ‘irustes 1029 230-1 go Vy ) ) TO) Wetzel Theo,, Trustee 1930 1s 0-20 i ( i\ And in-accorJance with liw, andan order of 4 ] t l . ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING com. it PANY —Location &f priicipal piace of busihess, San ‘Francisco, California; location of Notice.—There are delinquent upon the folfs lowing described stock on account of asseas{8iat) day of May, 1893, the several amounts set Opposite the names of the respective shareholders, r . ’ as follows has We-always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices Vegetable ‘ Names. ‘a j Cait. Shs. Amt. T 7 i O M \ = S H ; o ae : Aguirre Juan Migue 1436 261 #13 06 f RR Sarsaparilla Blum Leun, Trustee. 1s79don 43 8 AS URTLEFF & SON. < ! Botremanea C....< 1878 lwo 6,00 : Largest bottle, moa} effective, same prica Oarrere Marie fe 8 853 7.6 i x s Sain Carrere Marie. Pree 0. 16 80 _ -_FOR } BY Cobients Jos =. ..: T6652 b4 RbAC Derbec Ktumine ..). 18s? 20 CARR BROS. Girard Eugenie. oes ROOT 100 6.00 Hoffman Olympa,,.)). 409 4 Do} SSS at ah ht a asa ae Le Breton EK, Te ynee ai Ps yy F 3 ee J Levy Meyer, Trustes, 6s 15 10.75 by Mele eTes Hains, Levy peinaie i ‘ a * 26.85 r 4 YY Melante,Guaritian,ete 1651 26 3.46 ETARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Merete corral po Ae Sg : Location of principal place of business, Melville Kugenle he ‘sit: 10.50 : Nevada City, Cal. Location of works, Nevada Melville Kugenie 1296 1 _ 50 : County. Gal —_Notice—fhere—are_delinquent+weiviiie Flue ite 7s Tor ® 5.00 upon the following des: ribed stock on sccount . Mulville Kugenie. . ..1708 1770 “68 50 of asscaament (No, 10) levied ou the 10th day Ponton de-Arce L., Truatee. 1080 16 80 ee : of June, 1893, the several «mounts set opposite Martiu Camelle.. 1843" 980 Hub : , the names of the reapectiys sharehoiders, as Montgarliard L. . 433 100. hob eres PREIREE : mae i : No. No. Robin Cesarine 1NG2 10 2.50 : see ee Names. Cerk Sha’ Amt [ kobin Leon. ARG 50 20 H, C. Miils, 12 50 5 00) Robin Helene 1868 60 2.50 : : H.C. Mille, » §2 26 2 0) KoturierJulie. vee 1904 28 1.18 4 ‘ A 4 T. B. Gray, i4 25 2 50! Wetzel Theo., Trustee . . 307 500 25.00 a. : T. B. Gray, : 54 12)¢. 125 . Wezel Theo. Trustee. 736 100 b.00 , & ; : = : : William H. Crawford, wt 100 10°00 . Wetzel ‘Iheo,, Trustee 1085 10 80 ‘} ) \ f) \ William H. Crawford, 58 50 5 00) Wetzel Theo., Trustee, . 12 5 26 H. McCoy, 24 100 10 00! Wetgel Pheo., Trustee. . 1009 10 50 . : : H. McCoy, 59 5 00! Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1510 600 25.00 ] k \ H. Lane, $1 < 100" AAO 00! We gel theo. T.ustes 1325 138 “6.16 Ss 4 ‘ bap) H. Lane, 64 50 5 ¢ Wetael Theo., Trustee lous 22 110 af ». 8. Baker, 82 100 10 00] Wetzel theo,, Trustee. .°., 1546 10) 6.00 Pe Se ot es ees D.8. Raker, , 66 50 £00 . Wezel Theo; Trustee 184290 ——Tz-ao Geo: Ditac, 2 bed bia es Wezel They., Trustee. 1685 210 12.60 OES HATS Etc Goo. Dulac, a ks 12) We gel Theo, Trustes..1689 107) 68 ’ ’ . Geo. Dulac, 74 1g 1 ors Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1066 100 6.00 C. J. Naffziger, iy 185 18 58.1 Wetzel Thoo*, Trustee ibs 100 SO] John M. Husrey, O83 S719 BTA Wy e:zel theo, Trustee 716 ~ 68 15 a John M, Lussey. 127 100 © 00} Wergel Theo., Trustee 17 V4 70 See wale :: ae j Py nea pike Wetzel Theo., Trus ee 4. i See . BE ee pr On ee A UD Wetagt Pheer Prastee oo = Se : . : : : dierent be 1 W——10-Go-Wetzel Theo + tTug ee ; 2075 We have the most complete stock in this city, Fi Shes aH 1 . 10 oh Wetzel Theo., Trustee 5.00 eee aes eaiainsaaaaie 5 < 4 = = = ow} Wetsel Pheo.; Prustec— R00 > z . . y : . J: We SNE, ilo oy, “] Wetzel Theo., Trnatee su] Ever ything Fresh and New, and_ of the Very Latest “bath ef Aad de ie Wi ain} KT Wetzel Theo , Trustee 6 00 =) Bertoa Weisshein, Ia) 140 1s Oo = the Board of Direators, made ou the slet day of May, 1893, so many shares of each pareel of a . \BWegin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese. Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Etc., at the : PLAZA STORE. Vs't Styles, rosion is duly applied. roots, if this vegetable antiddte to coruitely, hydraulicking or no ‘hydraulickamaimn> (Hood’s Curés A Soft Racket. es i The-Anti-Debris Association still sends out its spies to the mining counties, there is no hydraulicking. being gone, It is a soft job for the spies. They live on the best the market affords, ride fine horses and draw good salaries for?-doing nothing. ‘Ihere has been front ,the start a systematic scheme to bleed the mem: bers of the Auti-Debris Association, and . 4 we presume it will be contintied indet ¢ ‘on ot money refunded. Pricé 25° cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ Drug . notwithstanding itis well &nown that . Store. Schmidt Bros, hive Grocery Store, Commercial” street. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhéum,. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa, Chilblai *, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and ‘. posit \ely cures Piles, or io pay required} tis ‘iaranteed to give pérfect -eatistac Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. *. th _———_+ <0 Hires’ Reot Beér, Headquarters for this “delicitus. and ealtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beecpanel —_— An assay of ore from the South Idaho mine was made yesterday by A. Cooper, the Grass Valley assayer. Tne returns from the sample were at the rate of $2,050 per ton in gild and §$17.50.in silver. This is indeed a very handsome result. The ore trom which the test was_ made showed well in free gold, and it ia said there is plenty more of the same kind on hand. The South Idahe has every promise of becoming one of the best paying mines in the State. Is Getting Better, Supervisor J. M. Buffington has been on the sick list for several’ days, but ‘is much better now aad is improving all. % the time. , He has been suffering’ from an affliction of the eyes, which although not entirely incapacitating him ‘from business hay been extremely annoying. Notioe. ~ * All persons owing for subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle to J uly 11th . & are rejuested to pay the same to the un. dersigned without delay, as I have disposed of the route, : « Bessie Sve, z jll Howarp L. Dovatass, Partial Darkness Eight Montne S-ght and Perfect Health Réstored who was then 4 years old, had a scrofula we had to keep it bandaged from the light. We tried everyting the best medical advice would suggest for two years, but nothing appeared to do her a partiéle of good. * . We fear Scrofula in the Eyes by Hood’s Sarsaparitla, ~. 4 : “about 4 years ago my little girl, Eva, ouble with one of her eyes, For 8 moriths that she would entirely es Lose the Sight of the Eye DIN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. ( cation of works, City, Nevada County California. Location of rincipal place o business, Nevada City, Calltornta. . Loi such stock ab may be nece: fary will be sold at Séiunome street, roum 10, San Fiancises, Cais public auction at the office of the Company, %20 Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Notice—There are elinquent upon the folfornia, on Thursdey, the 27tu day of July, Lsvs, ment, s Sorel oe Erte mating powien Lales United Sates Goretatent ernmen. Report. Kentucky, One day I read of a little girl suffering simt SwitcHMEN on the Lake Shore line, at Cleveland, Ohio, went on a strike Saturday. The trouble is over the manageof — Food larly who had been cured by Hood’s Sarsa-, parilia, and decided to let her try it, She seemed better when she'had taken the art’ ttle, I got another, And when she bad Rnfshen faking three botties. she was HOOD’S . Sarsaparilla -. CURES eompletely cured, and now at the end of two years, hot having shown any return of the trouble, we are sure that . . The Cure is Permanent We feel indebted to Hood's Sarsaparilla the good it has accomplished.” Franz BeRaw, Central Avenue, Bradford, Mass, Confirmed by Colby Bros. * “We have full confidence in what Frank Beraw states of Hood’s Sarsaparilia, His daughter is certainly in the best of health ROW, a8 we see her often and her eyes are al: right.” CoLsy Bros., Bradford, Mass, Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills, biliousess, joundive, indigestion. sick headache, Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria t of Fine Cassimere Cla tor . ‘ for you ment June, 1893,'s0 man such stock as muy pubiie auction ov the bet day of Aucuat, 1498 to pay the delincuent apsessme:.t thereon, to of sule. By order of the Board of Direc‘ors. K CASPER secretary. fore, on Pine street, Nevada City, Californie lowing des¢ribed stock, cn account of assess No. 6) -tevied on the 6th day of June, 17938, the several amounts set Opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as fullows: : . eee == ee . aera Names, “Cert. ~ Shs. Amt. Charles K lingenspor, 04 400 4.00 Charles K lingenspor, 130 10,000 100.00 Charles Kliugenspor, 146 «2080 20.50 Wiiliam Berg, 59 1760 = 17.60 John W. tw'ggs, 116 9000 90.00 James Coffin, 43 5000 60.00 Frauk P. Topping, 12 1000 10.00 And {n accordance with law-and an order of the Board of Directors made ou the 6th day of shares of each parcel of é nedessary will be sold at atthe hour of llo’clock A. M., at the office of the Secretary, the oftice of said Gur poration, Sether with costs or advert sing aud expenses Office—In the rear of Ca:ter & Johnston's pay detingnent assessments therevit,-togethiay sale, THEO. Wetzel. Secretary Office :— 820 Sansome atreet, Room 10, san Francesc, California = eS ss Notice to Redeem, = —-_ UNPER SECTION 876) OF fHE POLITICAL CODE : To Ba lerat Mining Company, B. H, Miller agent: Please tuke notice that the followiius destribed property, situated in the County of Nevida, State of California, viz; Mining groes . at Lake City bounded 8. ana W. b Melosk oy & Co.'s cliims, £. by: ground ot Harvey «& Kogers, contatuing 033.33 ures, Wok On the 27 . day Jus, lovz, by the Tax Coll etor of 6 Nevaua county, soid for delinquent taxes -f.; the year 1991, to Marcus M Barah for the ena of $14.44. The am: unt due at the d-te her 7 898. 6 $20.01 und \pon the fifteenth day OF Aliplini 1893, the undersigned, Marcus M. Baruh, wi apply to ths Tux Collector of the county of \u vada aforesatd, for a dved of said roperty. Witness my hand this lth Gay of July j MARCUS M. Bakun uly 12) WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you ‘with . Foley's Lilac do Perse loe Crean, It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you. have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, you. will exelaii promptly that you never tasted’ an:thing like if, and you will be, just about right. FoLEa ys ———— SS PANTS AT Trousers, you can see them as you pass, oe 4 Nevada City's Handsomest Rstablishme st AT YOUR OWN PRICES "A ND-« But just step in and ask the if it don’t stagger you we will quit, AY DOWN BELOW COST! . That is what we'‘have marked about two hundred p.irs y Worsted, Flannel antl FancyWorsted We have also stacked them up-near the door way so EED A PAIR We will give you a chance that comes but rarely. They are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not tobe equalled All thaf’we ask is that you will step in and see them. The price—well, the less we say about that the better will think we are joshing, price on these goods and . (The Ola Reliable. 2 +¢, ‘at the’ hour of 8 o'clock Pp. M., of said day, to = ek — : be with cost of advertising and expenses of the \ -—MRS-LSTR ORAS Tremendous Inducements oftered in Daring theremiia lér of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchise 1 at a bar nost stylish shipes in Waite, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats. which we offer at just ibout ONE -HALE the regular prices, 13 dozen Biack and Waive.75 ceac L luced to 35 cents. yain 20 dozen of: the . -zhorn H its—Re: 6 lozsa Broud Ban > ulors, in black, worths > cents, waich we are s Hing for 15 cents, a THE : WOODPECKER. An Honest Havana Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY WEST! : Manufactured byWA7illiem: Giffin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) Good as Imported, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a

orié ces re t ny are pur and ier the Lprin ring eet’ AC 001 8 od all 1Uusee RUIR my of 1 INE are Hall . 12, uent Aug. N FOR _ assistant Nevada be held t Snell, gates, dent, ders af iny wil y atthe DiS, ot 7 eh cung @ tretislegally retary. i THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. blished Every Evening Except Sungee days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. '‘Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN PAID IN apVANCE. : Locat Norices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and’5 cents per line for each . additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. rn CR THURSDAY EV’NG. JULY 13 °®3s. —_—_—— REACHED TRUCKEE. th New Railroad Blow Its First Whistle There Saturday. Republican: The new railroad has reached town. The first whiatle blown in hearing of the town was last Saturday eveuing from a point near the slaughter house. The remainder of the track to the Truckee Lumber Company’s dam was completed today, On March 18th the announcement was made in these columns that articles had been signed for the Donner and Tahoe Railroad Company and that work wou'd be commenced on the road immediately. And today, being less than four months from the time thé announcement was made, the road is completed, which shows cenclusively .that the Republican was right in ite statement of March 18th. Truckee is indebted to Mrs. Mary E. Burckhalter for this new road and it is to be hoped that the enterprise will bring profic to her as well as to ‘Truckee, and there is not the least doubt but what it < Will, : ___The Truckee Lumber Company has-al-}ready signed a contract to haul enough saw-logs 9\ er the road to make ita profitable undertaking for the owner of the road, As has been stated before it is one of the largest logging contracts ever made in the State. Fully one million feet of loga will be hauled over this new railroad during the next ten years. This .ne-cessitates that the Truckee Lumber Compaty’s factory run night and day for that number of years, which means prosperity for Truckee. ° ig PEE Gotenn Beano KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify “rate on all lines west of the Missour ae ) OPPRICE'S fp Years the Standard, ahoe-yet, it is only a matter of a few months before it will be extended to the lake. If never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. et 2Qe es your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear asa bell. 25c. and 50c. Sold by Cagr Bros, Are You Nervous, Are you all tired out, do you have that tired feeling or sick headache? You can be relieved of all these symptons by taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla which give. nerve and bodily strength. — Hoop’s Pints are easy in action. t Be Cheap Fare. A Chicago dispatch says that the Western Passenger Association has provided for a special one-fare round-trip river to the World’s Fair, with a minimuin rate of $15 in the South anil Southwest, and $13.75 in the Northwest. Four excursion trains will be run every week, beginning-next Monday, and tick ete will be good for one week at th: Fair. With this rate of fare a perso. from California can make a brief visit t the Columbian Exposition and return for $50, if he is economical on other expenses. Hydraulic Mining. ba ceed EY Red Bluff News: Advantage isbeing taken of the present stringency of the money market to try to start a boom i: favor of hydraulic mining, The Sa: Francisco Daily Report leads the movement, and scarcely a day passes withou: something in its columns about it. It ic credited -with advocating unrestricted mining, but this it denies, and defines its Position to be a revival of hydraulic mining without injury to other property. There isn’t a newspaper or intelligent citizen in the State who would object t hydraulic mining if 0 conducted, Stage Line Incorporated. Articles of incorporation of the L Porte Stage Company have been file: with the County Clerk, Object: t carry on the business of common carrier: of passengers and freight, and to carry the U. S. mail. Principal place of busi ness, Nevada City. Capital stock, $9,00:', divided into 9,000 shar.» of $1 per share The following are the Directors and th: amount of stock subscribed by each. D. T, Cole, $2,999; L. L. Gaffney, $2,999; J. D, Gaffney, $3,000; Warren Green, $1 i W. H. Crawford, §1. Notice to N. D. G. W, Every member of Laurel Parlor, No, 6, N. D. G. W., is requested to be present at their regular meeting Thursday evening, July 13th. ouseine MOST PERFECT MADE, om ad tithomey De Pest supremacy PERSONAL, Socal and Oar Noles val Peple Oi ud You C. Phelps of Phelps’ Hill isin town. Thos. Dillon came down from the Spanish mine today. W. F. Devlam of Newcastle and C. A. Banfield of Lincoln are here, E. H, Furth of North San Juan was ‘in tewn yesterday. M. H, Chynoweth of Hillsdale is here spending a few days. E. &. McPhetridge of Marysville is in town. J. €. Mulligan came up_ from Woodland yesterday, Miss Florence Greely ‘of Marysville is in town on a visit to her aunt, Mrs. Kingdon, D. Glavan of San Franciaco arrived here yesterday on his way to Downie ville. D. Harmon, M. Aumer and H. C. Jagger, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. Ed. Fitzsimmons aad Theodore H. Wilhelm, of Grass Valley, were in town today. = C. T. Ponner and wife and Violet C. Ponner, of North Bleomfield, are in town. $+ 0 SHILOH’S CURR, the great Coug. and Croup Cure, is in great demand Pocket size contains twenty-five doseonly 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. “BE sure you get Ayer’s” is an im portant caution to all in search of a thoroughly:reliable blood-purifier, Ayer's Sarsaparilla beitig the one on which there ean be no manner of doubt. It has stood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been-considered the standard. Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J, J, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, has concluded to introduce to his custo.uers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ‘em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. —j24 Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when Simnions Liver Regulator will cre you? : PREDERIOKS SAID 10 RAVE, ESCAPED His Destination Known—Report That Ho Was Given tho Fatal Guns. ee Sacramento, July 11.—It is now clainied that Fredericks, the supposed slayer of Sherift Pascoe, is on his way East. Railroad officers ‘Wave’ secured Positive information showing that shortly after the killing of Shetiff Pascoe Fredericks reached the railroad by a circuitous route aud boarded. a train bound East. The officers claim that they know his objective point, and have wired the authorities to arrest the fumoney market, the depression is not materially felt by those whose prices for goods are made to conform to the time 3 and as a consequence the run at Lester & Crawford's is unabated. The-ladies recognize that the firm has a full line of the choicest dress goods aid every other . article pertaining to female apparel, and nowhere in the State can the same goods be obtained cheaper. An Unusual Assortmont of Ladies’ Fine eee. Notwithstanding the stringency of the Hence there is no Bgitive. , In view of the alleged murderer's arrest requisition papers for his return to this State have been made out, and. will be signed by the Governor .as soon as the capture is effected. . Tissot shoring doubt -in the minds of the officers as to whether Fred cricks is guilty of the murder of Sherift Pascoe. It is claimed by many that the Sheriff, while hunting for the fugitive in the old mill at ‘Grass: Valley, atumbled over a plank, and that in: falling his weapon was discharged, the “bullet making the fatal wound, he friends vf the dead Sieriff scout this theory, and are firmly convinced that he was shot by Fredericks. : Officers who have beerf -hunting for the supposed murderer have learned pos. itively that Frederickg secured the rifles and pistols which figured in the recent revolt at Folsom from a friend of George Sontag who condugts a saloon in Visalia, He claims that’ Fredericks broke into his saloon and stole the arms, but the officers are convinced ~that he gave them to the ex-convict with the. ~ wuderstanding that he should secrete them near the prison and then inform Sontag. oe It is known that after secreting the weapons Fredericks traveled in the di-. * rection of. Gold Rup, where he shot Brakeman Bruce, who discovered him “beating” his way on the: freight train. Fredericks was armed with a 44-caliber Oolt’s revolver, and the fact that a much smaller bullet killed the unfortunate Sheriff leads many to beliéve.that-} he either accidentally shot himself or was shot by one of his-men by mistake. = “Hieing Attracted : Here. e During the past two months there have been a number of mining men hére from lifferent parts of the United States, and they all come to look at the mines in this section: Some of them made known their business without any privacy what éver, While others were careful not to say anything about the object of their visit except in an indirect way. A few lays ago a couple of Eastern mining men came here and inspected some of the ‘nines aud made close inquiries regarding thers. Before leaving they tuld a gentleman of this city that they: would most likely return here before long and be .prepared to invest in one or more properties. Yesterday two gentlemen from 3alt Lake arrived here -and soon after took a buggy and drove out to look at our mines, The great depreciation in silver has been the means of stepping many of the silver mines, and owners of silver mines are now looking around for gold mines to invest in. Nevada City, and in fact. this whole county enjoys a tirat-class reputation among mining men throughout the United States, and we would not be surprised to sée a boom in uining properties here within the next year, A Buinous Less. Why is it that people in general are so prone to disregard loss of strength, clearly perceptible in bodily shrinkage; failure f appetite, broken rest? Incomprehensi= vle byt true. Sheer carelessness, an overweening confideuce in the power of ‘ature to reouperate—these are suggestible reasons, One of the most observable signals of dangér thrown by distressed nature is waning strength, An efficient tonic is the best safeguard against impending peril. Among the invigorante which modern science has developed and experience approved is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, and it occupies the first place. Digestion, renewed by this genial stowachie, conpensates for a drain of vital force, ands regular action of the bewels and tranquil condition of the aervoug, both insured by its use, co-operate in the complete restoration of vigor. ‘he Bitters remedies liver and kidney trouble and malaria. = Prxsupicg and ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver R gulator. Ii his s.ood the test, Received a Patent, The Golden Fleece Mining Company has just received, through E. A. Rebarte, mining agent of Sacramento, says he 8. F. Report, a patent for their slaim, consisting of a square mile of land situated in Iowa Hill district, in Placer county. This is one of the eldest and richest gravel mines in the State and is adjacent to the well-known Hog's Back mine, Will Meet Again, subscriptions to the reward to be offered for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe, held @ meeting ‘ast night but adjourned to meet again a Friday evening, at the same hour and place, when it is expected that all the subscription lists with them, so that a full report may be made, [Concluded Not to Move Him. -We atated yesterday that the gentle. nan who hag been sick at the New York House for & short time past would be taken to San Francisco today for medical treatment. His condition is such, however, that it was considered best not to remove him. The sick man is a lawyer by profession. His mother and a beother are expected bere sogn from badly bruised and shaken‘ up by the Sheriff's body fitted the weapon which he held in his hand when he was shot. —F Ses ri If you areall run down, fagged out, take Simmons Liver Regulator and be spry. : a ee The Glery of Woman S Is a fine set of teeth as well as a fine head of hair. How the-enamel glistens after a good brushing with fragrant SOZDONT! Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface’ or at the value, and there is no discount on the goods, : = Discovery know its value, arid those who have not, have now the opportunity. to try it Free. Call on the advertised Druggist and get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name and addressto H. R. Bucklen & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and House. hold Instruction, Free. you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, maining in the postoffics at Neyada City, Nevada County, Cal., July 13, 1893: ters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these lettérs will please say advertised; and pay a—fee of one cent for each, letter. = re bridge the other morning, is dut again, though still quite sore from:the effects of his injuries. < a without injury. ‘cessation in the acramble to “secure bargains. Lester & Crawford's stock embraces every article necessary fot, Summer wear, and an inspection of the goods on display will verify the statement. Silver dollars are taken for their face All Free. Those who have used ‘Dr. King’s New All of which 8 guaranteed to do you good and coat ~ pba iirc. Advertised Letters. ~The following is a list-of the letters réDewing, Miss J. Lr ae Forges. Mike 52 se ~ Gulling, C. ee Greeley, J. P. = Hendry, Mrs. J. D: at

Luther, B. H., Newell, V. 2 Nichols. Charles A. % If not called for in fifteen days thé letLeonarp 8. CaLkins, P.M. + +e + £ Around A gain. : unaway— accident on the Suspension 2 2@e-2— : Takt Simmons Liver Regulatér.You an eat as much and whatever you please as —— Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world forCuts; Mus. T. 8. Hawxrxs, Chattanooga, For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. . Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. _ = J ust . —6 24. Im just 24 hours J. VY. & relieves Gon end sick headaches: After it gets the system undercontrol an occasional dose preventereturn, Worefer, by permission, to W. @. Marshall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Goo. A. Werner, 651 California st. & F.; Mra. C. Melvin, 136 Kearny 8t. & F., and many others who have f relief from constipation and aick headaches, G. W. Vincent, of 6 Terrence Court, & F. writes: “I am 60yearsofage and Py Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED. MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy , fora debilitated sv:ten: I ever used.’ S {. . cheap shoes which $. give you no satisfaction ? j Would You Appreciate . BS! A line of beauties ? Al line of fitters, artistic! styles and good wear-. ing qualities ? 8. Of Gold is supposed to be Con. If so, go to ‘Ss Webber's. }orders for Shakes and Wood. @/. Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. A POT ® cealed at the BOTTOM Of the Rainbow. 7 We are all Pause, friends, long enough to inspect’ our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &e., &e. Also leave your We import our Maple @ came to California in 1859 )and I knew ta years I can sleep well aud my aystem regular. The old Mexica herbs in th bowel troub.es." Ask for of June, 1893,60 many shares of each pa Nevada City, Cal,, on the 29th day of July, I with costs of advertising aud expenses of sale. . CASPER, Secretar Office in the rear of Carter & Jon uston's » on Pine street, Nevada City, Cal. DELINQUNNT NOTICK, have had constipation for 25 yeara. I was tmduced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, recognized initanLerb the Mexicans used to give us in the early 50's for bowel troubles, ‘ould help meandithas Forthefirsttime remedy ares certain cure in constipation and And tu acecrda ce with law, and an order ofthe Hoard of Birectora; a‘ eor the toth tity q of such stock as may b necessary will be Id at public auction atthe office of the company, at the hour of Jf o’elock a, M.y Of said Uny, to pay—detingient assessment therdon; together Delinquent Notice. Works Nevada county, Ca-ifornia, is ment (No 11) levied on the thirty. first We.zel Theo, Trustee Weteel i hea. Tinstee Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1820 200 00 ‘ bbe . phe ae : 1-30 209 10,4 etzel Theo.,, ‘I rustee 1838 150 7.00 = . . : : F Wailel theo, trustes...1997 100 600} “And the Only One Price Storé in this city, 59K, . Wetzel Theo., Tiustee 130 190 v0 nt Wetzel Thee. ‘trustee-———tHv0 206A ar : : Ne _ ho . Wale! thea., Trustee ast ——a50—42-0 Country-orders-will receive our best attention.) He] Wetzel Theo, Irustee tit a0 17 50 ‘ ‘ ae wee ane? ‘ t ustee. wiz ne 1720 : . feizel Theo,, frustee 1ouz 000 50.00 ? r Wetzel Theo, ‘irustes 1029 230-1 go Vy ) ) TO) Wetzel Theo,, Trustee 1930 1s 0-20 i ( i\ And in-accorJance with liw, andan order of 4 ] t l . ERBEC BLUE GRAVEL MINING com. it PANY —Location &f priicipal piace of busihess, San ‘Francisco, California; location of Notice.—There are delinquent upon the folfs lowing described stock on account of asseas{8iat) day of May, 1893, the several amounts set Opposite the names of the respective shareholders, r .. ’ as follows has We-always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices Vegetable ‘ Names. ‘a j Cait. Shs. Amt. T 7 i O M \ = S H ; o ae : Aguirre Juan Migue 1436 261 #13 06 f RR Sarsaparilla Blum Leun, Trustee.. 1s79don 43 8 AS URTLEFF & SON. < ! Botremanea C.......< 1878 lwo 6,00 : Largest bottle, moa} effective, same prica Oarrere Marie fe 8 853 7.6 i x s Sain Carrere Marie.. Pree 0. 16 80 _ -_FOR } BY Cobients Jos =.. ...: T6652 b4 RbAC Derbec Ktumine ....). 18s? 20 CARR BROS. Girard Eugenie. oes ROOT 100 6.00 Hoffman Olympa,,.)). 409 4 Do} SSS at ah ht a asa ae Le Breton EK, Te ynee ai Ps yy F 3 ee J Levy Meyer, Trustes, 6s 15 10.75 by Mele eTes Hains, Levy peinaie i ‘ a * 26.85 r 4 YY Melante,Guaritian,ete 1651 26 3.46 ETARMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY, Merete corral po Ae Sg : Location of principal place of business, Melville Kugenle he ‘sit: 10.50 : Nevada City, Cal. Location of works, Nevada Melville Kugenie 1296 1 _ 50 : County. Gal —_Notice—fhere—are_delinquent+weiviiie Flue ite 7s Tor ® 5.00 upon the following des: ribed stock on sccount . Mulville Kugenie. . ...1708 1770 “68 50 of asscaament (No, 10) levied ou the 10th day Ponton de-Arce L., Truatee. 1080 16 80 ee : of June, 1893, the several «mounts set opposite Martiu Camelle... 1843" 980 Hub : , the names of the reapectiys sharehoiders, as Montgarliard L. . 433 100. hob eres PREIREE : mae i : No. No. Robin Cesarine 1NG2 10 2.50 : see ee Names. Cerk Sha’ Amt [ kobin Leon.. ARG 50 20 H, C. Miils, 12 50 5 00) Robin Helene 1868 60 2.50 : : H.C. Mille, » §2 26 2 0) KoturierJulie. vee 1904 28 1.18 4 ‘ A 4 T. B. Gray, i4 25 2 50! Wetzel Theo., Trustee . .. 307 500 25.00 a. : T. B. Gray, : 54 12)¢. 125 . Wezel Theo. Trustee. 736 100 b.00 , & ; : = : : William H. Crawford, wt 100 10°00 . Wetzel ‘Iheo,, Trustee 1085 10 80 ‘} ) \ f) \ William H. Crawford, 58 50 5 00) Wetzel Theo., Trustee, .. 12 5 26 H. McCoy, 24 100 10 00! Wetgel Pheo., Trustee.. . 1009 10 50 . : : H. McCoy, 59 5 00! Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1510 600 25.00 ] k \ H. Lane, $1 < 100" AAO 00! We gel theo. T.ustes 1325 138 “6.16 Ss 4 ‘ bap) H. Lane, 64 50 5 ¢ Wetael Theo., Trustee lous 22 110 af ». 8. Baker, 82 100 10 00] Wetzel theo,, Trustee. .°., 1546 10) 6.00 Pe Se ot es ees D.8. Raker, , 66 50 £00 . Wezel Theo; Trustee 184290 ——Tz-ao Geo: Ditac, 2 bed bia es Wezel They., Trustee.. 1685 210 12.60 OES HATS Etc Goo. Dulac, a ks 12) We gel Theo, Trustes...1689 107) 68 ’ ’ . Geo. Dulac, 74 1g 1 ors Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1066 100 6.00 C. J. Naffziger, iy 185 18 58.1 Wetzel Thoo*, Trustee ibs 100 SO] John M. Husrey, O83 S719 BTA Wy e:zel theo, Trustee 716 ~ 68 15 a John M, Lussey. 127 100 © 00} Wergel Theo., Trustee 17 V4 70 See wale :: ae j Py nea pike Wetzel Theo., Trus ee 4. i See . BE ee pr On ee A UD Wetagt Pheer Prastee oo = Se : . : : : dierent be 1 W——10-Go-Wetzel Theo + tTug ee ; 2075 We have the most complete stock in this city, Fi Shes aH 1 . 10 oh Wetzel Theo., Trustee 5.00 eee aes eaiainsaaaaie 5 < 4 = = = ow} Wetsel Pheo.; Prustec— R00 > z . . y : . J: We SNE, ilo oy, “] Wetzel Theo., Trnatee su] Ever ything Fresh and New, and_ of the Very Latest “bath ef Aad de ie Wi ain} KT Wetzel Theo , Trustee 6 00 =) Bertoa Weisshein, Ia) 140 1s Oo = the Board of Direators, made ou the slet day of May, 1893, so many shares of each pareel of a . \BWegin to Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese. Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Etc., at the : PLAZA STORE. Vs't Styles, rosion is duly applied. roots, if this vegetable antiddte to coruitely, hydraulicking or no ‘hydraulickamaimn> (Hood’s Curés A Soft Racket. es i The-Anti-Debris Association still sends out its spies to the mining counties, there is no hydraulicking. being gone, It is a soft job for the spies. They live on the best the market affords, ride fine horses and draw good salaries for?-doing nothing. ‘Ihere has been front ,the start a systematic scheme to bleed the mem: bers of the Auti-Debris Association, and . 4 we presume it will be contintied indet ¢ ‘on ot money refunded. Pricé 25° cents per bor For sale * Carr Brothers’ Drug . notwithstanding itis well &nown that . Store. Schmidt Bros, hive Grocery Store, Commercial” street. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rhéum,. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Handa, Chilblai *, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and ‘. posit \ely cures Piles, or io pay required} tis ‘iaranteed to give pérfect -eatistac Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. *. th _———_+ <0 Hires’ Reot Beér, Headquarters for this “delicitus. and ealtl.ful summer beverage—at the Beecpanel —_— An assay of ore from the South Idaho mine was made yesterday by A. Cooper, the Grass Valley assayer. Tne returns from the sample were at the rate of $2,050 per ton in gild and §$17.50.in silver. This is indeed a very handsome result. The ore trom which the test was_ made showed well in free gold, and it ia said there is plenty more of the same kind on hand. The South Idahe has every promise of becoming one of the best paying mines in the State. Is Getting Better, Supervisor J. M. Buffington has been on the sick list for several’ days, but ‘is much better now aad is improving all. % the time. , He has been suffering’ from an affliction of the eyes, which although not entirely incapacitating him ‘from business hay been extremely annoying. Notioe. ~ * All persons owing for subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle to J uly 11th . & are rejuested to pay the same to the un. dersigned without delay, as I have disposed of the route, : « Bessie Sve, z jll Howarp L. Dovatass, Partial Darkness Eight Montne S-ght and Perfect Health Réstored who was then 4 years old, had a scrofula we had to keep it bandaged from the light. We tried everyting the best medical advice would suggest for two years, but nothing appeared to do her a partiéle of good. * . We fear Scrofula in the Eyes by Hood’s Sarsaparitla, ~. 4 : “about 4 years ago my little girl, Eva, ouble with one of her eyes, For 8 moriths that she would entirely es Lose the Sight of the Eye DIN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. ( cation of works, City, Nevada County California. Location of rincipal place o business, Nevada City, Calltornta. . Loi such stock ab may be nece: fary will be sold at Séiunome street, roum 10, San Fiancises, Cais public auction at the office of the Company, %20 Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Notice—There are elinquent upon the folfornia, on Thursdey, the 27tu day of July, Lsvs, ment, s Sorel oe Erte mating powien Lales United Sates Goretatent ernmen. Report. Kentucky, One day I read of a little girl suffering simt SwitcHMEN on the Lake Shore line, at Cleveland, Ohio, went on a strike Saturday. The trouble is over the manageof — Food larly who had been cured by Hood’s Sarsa-, parilia, and decided to let her try it, She seemed better when she'had taken the art’ ttle, I got another, And when she bad Rnfshen faking three botties. she was HOOD’S . Sarsaparilla -. CURES eompletely cured, and now at the end of two years, hot having shown any return of the trouble, we are sure that . . The Cure is Permanent We feel indebted to Hood's Sarsaparilla the good it has accomplished.” Franz BeRaw, Central Avenue, Bradford, Mass, Confirmed by Colby Bros. * “We have full confidence in what Frank Beraw states of Hood’s Sarsaparilia, His daughter is certainly in the best of health ROW, a8 we see her often and her eyes are al: right.” CoLsy Bros., Bradford, Mass, Hood’s Pills cure all liver ills, biliousess, joundive, indigestion. sick headache, Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed ; Castoria t of Fine Cassimere Cla tor . ‘ for you ment June, 1893,'s0 man such stock as muy pubiie auction ov the bet day of Aucuat, 1498 to pay the delincuent apsessme:.t thereon, to of sule. By order of the Board of Direc‘ors. K CASPER secretary. fore, on Pine street, Nevada City, Californie lowing des¢ribed stock, cn account of assess No. 6) -tevied on the 6th day of June, 17938, the several amounts set Opposite the names of the respective shareholders, as fullows: : . eee == ee . aera Names, “Cert. ~ Shs. Amt. Charles K lingenspor, 04 400 4.00 Charles K lingenspor, 130 10,000 100.00 Charles Kliugenspor, 146 «2080 20.50 Wiiliam Berg, 59 1760 = 17.60 John W. tw'ggs, 116 9000 90.00 James Coffin, 43 5000 60.00 Frauk P. Topping, 12 1000 10.00 And {n accordance with law-and an order of the Board of Directors made ou the 6th day of shares of each parcel of é nedessary will be sold at atthe hour of llo’clock A. M., at the office of the Secretary, the oftice of said Gur poration, Sether with costs or advert sing aud expenses Office—In the rear of Ca:ter & Johnston's pay detingnent assessments therevit,-togethiay sale, THEO. Wetzel. Secretary Office :— 820 Sansome atreet, Room 10, san Francesc, California = eS ss Notice to Redeem, = —-_ UNPER SECTION 876) OF fHE POLITICAL CODE : To Ba lerat Mining Company, B. H, Miller agent: Please tuke notice that the followiius destribed property, situated in the County of Nevida, State of California, viz; Mining groes . at Lake City bounded 8. ana W. b Melosk oy & Co.'s cliims, £. by: ground ot Harvey «& Kogers, contatuing 033.33 ures, Wok On the 27 . day Jus, lovz, by the Tax Coll etor of 6 Nevaua county, soid for delinquent taxes -f.; the year 1991, to Marcus M Barah for the ena of $14.44. The am: unt due at the d-te her 7 898. 6 $20.01 und \pon the fifteenth day OF Aliplini 1893, the undersigned, Marcus M. Baruh, wi apply to ths Tux Collector of the county of \u vada aforesatd, for a dved of said roperty. Witness my hand this lth Gay of July j MARCUS M. Bakun uly 12) WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you ‘with . Foley's Lilac do Perse loe Crean, It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as you. have a taste to be gratified and appealed to, In all probabilty, you. will exelaii promptly that you never tasted’ an:thing like if, and you will be, just about right. FoLEa ys ———— SS PANTS AT Trousers, you can see them as you pass, oe 4 Nevada City's Handsomest Rstablishme st AT YOUR OWN PRICES "A ND-« But just step in and ask the if it don’t stagger you we will quit, AY DOWN BELOW COST! . That is what we'‘have marked about two hundred p.irs y Worsted, Flannel antl FancyWorsted We have also stacked them up-near the door way so EED A PAIR We will give you a chance that comes but rarely. They are finely tailored, new patterns and goods not tobe equalled All thaf’we ask is that you will step in and see them. The price—well, the less we say about that the better will think we are joshing, price on these goods and . (The Ola Reliable. 2 +¢, ‘at the’ hour of 8 o'clock Pp. M., of said day, to = ek — : be with cost of advertising and expenses of the \ -—MRS-LSTR ORAS Tremendous Inducements oftered in Daring theremiia lér of the season. Hats trimmed FREE. We have just purchise 1 at a bar nost stylish shipes in Waite, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick and Lace Straw Hats. which we offer at just ibout ONE -HALE the regular prices, 13 dozen Biack and Waive.75 ceac L luced to 35 cents. yain 20 dozen of: the . -zhorn H its—Re: 6 lozsa Broud Ban > ulors, in black, worths > cents, waich we are s Hing for 15 cents, a THE : WOODPECKER. An Honest Havana Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY WEST! : Manufactured byWA7illiem: Giffin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND.) Good as Imported, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. a