July 14, 1893 (4 pages)

00DS ’s al. St ’a +tock.of reat sacriGoat prices ‘offer Gre t Mt for ny euce to arbi'fore purwives and ht y orders ato ves in the AM-HOLDsiness prin t Repairing rein} street: ty. E DULAC (LAG, ors, SHOP ON fotel build. ed to’ see making up SUITS, “amples of 2d Domesute ye Works, t Factory. SALL. DURYEA ‘-: AND fadison § t, Salle St. >», L111. shed Roous) ator and all of, amuseipwards, Prop’rs. 3 REQUIR ¢ Sule my ock of [Ll MINE rated. . B» nnel, ted. the underSON, Co., Cal, 893 are, al me! ity Hall till 42, linquent y, Aug. HELL, ollector. iueer. ‘TION FOR i Assistant’ he Nevada will be held 1893. M, vbert Snell, Kune. Delkg ten. Pica.dent, kho ders of nh pany will pany atthe bh, 18, at 7 of el ¢ ing Fahd tre tise may legally Recretarv, i Il Beer 4. <= ” a ~ >» « _ man who is wanted for shooting brake. however, Sheriff O’Neil received anothe: ‘wife and four children—Annie, Mary, _ Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 ~ DEPRICE’S Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $86 a Year WHEN PAID IN Ab. VANCE. : ‘Loca Nortces—10 cents er line for Ist insertion and 5,ceuts per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. . Ls eaaieiacemenadneeaima ieee cee FRIDAY EV'NG: JULY 14 ‘93 HOT TRAILS. The Up Country Officers Continue to “Locate” Fredericks {Record-Union] . Ned McGowan, when hunted by the Vigilance Committee’s sleuth-hounds thirty-six yeara ago, was not more ubiquitous than outlaw Fredericks, the man James Brace and killing Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada county, He is “‘located” every day of the week, . and several times some days, generally in different cuunties. J.ast Sunday he was seén near this city and~also near Colusa; on Monday he was in the vicin-= ity of Forest till, Placer county, and on “Wednesday near Georgetown, El Dorado county. He has in the meantime been under arreat in Butte county, at Franklin in this county, and away up in Sierra Val. ley. Judging from the locations, however, and other circumstances, the most promising suspect is the Forest Hill and Georgetown chap, The man seen at Forest Hill on Monday was heading toward Georgetown, and Sheriff Conroy and Deputy J. J. Dyer of Placer at once started on his trail. Yesterday the fol‘lowing telegrams was received from the latter : Sheriff O'Neil, Sacramento: Man answering description ot Fredericks passed seven miles above here, heavily armed. Supposed to be going South. Will follow his trail. j J. J. Dyer, Deputy Sherift. Right on the heels of this dispatch, from. Colusa.to the-effeet-that-Frederick waa then only three-quarters of a mils ‘from where he was last seen,” and thai the trail was becoming hot. It never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint, Take Simmons Live: Regulator. Don’r you know to have pi rfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Pitts may be had by mail for 25c. of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. RS ne aaa KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Vuritier, gives freshness and clearneus to the Complexion and cures Conatipation, 25¢,, 50e. Sold by Carr Bros Death of James Briggs. Union: Last night about 10:30 o’clock life ebbed from the body of James Briggs For two years past Mr. Briggs had bee: ailing with a complication of diseases. Up to the timevof being taken sick th; deceased ‘was employed as foreman of th‘ Perrin mine at Forest Springs. James Briggs came to California in 1852, ana most of that time has been spent in Nevada county, Up to four years ago Le lived on the Ridge, near San Juan, anu followed hydraulic mining for a liveli hood. Hv then removed to Grass Valley, where he has since resided. James Briggs was aged neurly 64 years, and was @native of Whitechapel, England. A Nellie and William Briggs—aurvive. The funeral will probably take place Sunday Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J, has concluded to introduce to his custo.uers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Fee: ever seen in this city, ‘Try ‘em. . They + -2@e eo Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when. Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? A Heavenly Visiter. Just now you can see a new comet in the heavens. It is a comet that made its appearance about Monday last. I: can be seen in the northwestern heavens at early evening and goes out of sight about 11 o'clock, but this comet does not form its ‘horrid hair shake pestilence and war,’’ but it is a beautiiul thing to look upon as it burns upon the brow of the heavens. “The dispatches spoke of the heavenly visitor several days ago, but Clifford Weldon saw the comet before any of the papers spoke about it. Another tKeward. The Governor has offered a reward of $300 for the arrest and fonviction of the murderer of Charles /Waller, a ditche tender, who was murdered in his cabin a few days ago near North San Juan in Nevada county. i —— aki s MOST PERFECT MADE, . stating that “Kitty Marshall,” having Powder mS GUpHEMACY. . ora, will Amana Ata OF any athe? atthe . rier and poke her pretty mose into the THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Brery Legal Hdidesee °"™-. A Correspondence trom Hon. Jobo McKee, experience approved is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and it occupies the firat stomachie, compensates for a drain of ate in the complete restoration of vigor. stood the test. out first asking her permission, She WE NEED THE-GOLD, President of the -S. F. Clearance House. to your inquiry you may say that in common with others interested in the development of the material resources of Califoruia { should be very glad in. deed tu see the new laws affecting .the hydraulic ‘mining industry put into speedy practical operation, so that these mines may. resume work at once. That the stoppage of these mines seriously affected the gold output of this State there ean he no. question; and thet we need all the gold we can get there can alsu be Qo question. The gold in those grave! bills is an available source, of supply which we ought to draw Upon as s0on as possible. California stands pre-eminent aw the great gold producing State of the Union, having led all others in this branch of mining ever since the first disouvery here, Out of the aggregate of $33,000,000: in gold: yielded by the mines of the United . States last year California alone pro duced $12,571,000 of thet metal, or over one-third of the total. The next high est gold producer of the States is Colo rado,. which during the same year turned out about mx and a half millions. This shows how far above the others our own State stands in gold product. That California is still able to maintain its position so far in the first rank in this respect, notwithstanding the -closing down of its producing hydraulic mines in the Sacramento and San Joaquin river drainage basins, should be « cause of congratulation, especially now when so many silver and lead mines arc closing down-all over the country. Bu this-should-make our citizens use every . vffort not only to maintain this annua! gold preduct, but to increase it. That i¢ean be increased by the working of the auriferous gravel deposits is plain, and the recent legislation shows that there is evident desire. on the part oj the State and Government. to see theae mines again in operation. the State has through its Governe: and the Legislature, “asked Congress to assist in the rehabilitation of. the hy‘raulic_mining industry of: California, atid Congress has complied with the-requeat to the extent uf passing ® special law and providing a special commission of engineers to carry it out. The miners theinselves must pay for the impounding works required under the new law, no appropriation having been made for any ‘uch works. The miners are. ‘merely given permission te work under certain conditions. and restrictions. Many of them, I am told, will not be able to build these works, from lack of means, their mines having long been closed down, and therefor profitless. More~ over,*the members. of the Engineering Commission, having many other important duties to perform in connection with river and harbor work, are unable to give more than partial attention to the mining question. ‘This is to be regretted and it is to be hoped that measures of ‘relief wil be asked for and applied. To rehabilitate an industry so long dormant will require active steps on the part of all its advocates and the citizens of the State should lend euch assistance as they can. Che possible addition of eight or ten millions of new gold which these mines could turn into the channels of commeror and trade every year, if they were all at work, would make a very decided difference in our financial and ivdustria) situation in this State. Joun McKxs,& San Francisco, July 11, 1893, : vere A Ruinous Less. Why is it that people in general are so prone to disregard loss of strength, clearl) perceptible in bodily shrinkage, failurc of appetite, broken rest? Incomprehensible but’ true. Sheer carelessness, an overweening confidence in the power of nature to recuperate—thene are suggéstible reasons, One of the most observable signals of danger thrown by distressed nature is waning strength, An. efficient tonic is the best safeguard against impending peril. Among the invigorants which modern science has developed and place. Digestion, renew y this genial vital force, and a regular action of the bowels and tranquil condition of the nervous, both insured by it; use, co-operUhe Bitters remedies liver and kidney trouble and malaria. Presupice and ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver Regulator. It hres ee Tustallation, The following officers of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, were installed last evening by Mrs. Belle Douglass, D.D, G. P.; Mre. William Holmes, P. P.; Miss Mamie Becknan, P.; Miss Amelia Hook, Ist V. P.; Mrs. W. Floyd, 2d V. P.; Miss Lulu Clutter, 3d V. P.; Mrs. George Lawrence, T.; Mrs. -Belle Douglass, k. 3.; Miss Minnie Brand, F. 8.; Mrs, Mattie Hedden, M.; Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, Miss Marcia Hager, Miss Emma Smith, Trustees; Miss Flora Holbrook, 1.8.; Miss Maggie Organ, O, 8. . She Is Justly Indiguans, A press telegram from Michigan City, damages from a steamboat comae conics ws after her withtook offense at a marine item published, been thoroughly sorubbed, painted, retitted with stern and new, beilserve as « mail car@ Years the Standard, . bem to a! shes wort Editor Daily Report—Sre: In replg, this district, Greatest success. Assistant Chief. _ PERSONAL = Gocal and Othor Notes About People. OW} ~J3 ,Frth, San Fann, and Young. L. 8S. Spangler of Towles is here. _ 4. Haile of Wheatland is in town. George R. Hurbert of Oakland is here. J. Conlyn of Smartsville is in town. ? : : JR. Selfridge and E. A. Selfridge of . Miss ©. Crall, Redding, San Francisco are here on a viait. B. Gunnison came dow ington today. . John Kuotwell of North Bloomfield is Mrs. Belle Marvin of Colfax is Kere on Charles Van Norden of Auburn is here spending afew days,The Misses Gregor of Placerville are visiting relatives here. L. W. Moore of San Francisco arrived herelast evening. : Mrs. Grant Littlefield has returned from a visit tu St. Helena. L. E. Blumberg, a commercial traveler from San Francisco, is in town. --L--Atkins of Saeramente and H. G. Howell of San Francisco were among the arrivals here this moruing. Mias O. Crall and Miss Lucy Crall arrived here last evening from Redding, on their way to North San Juan to visit their parents. : Miss H. Carey, Miss. M. Carey, Miss Mable Tregidgo and Eugene Tregidgo came down f om Maybert today on their way to Grass Valley. Miss Belle Miller, Miss Flora Miller, Mias Sara Livingstone, of San Francisco, and Miss Fannie Moses of Sacramento, will arrive here tomorrow evening ou & visit to B, H. Miller and family. Hon. J. J: Crawford, State M ineralogist, arrived here last evening and will remain’ two or three days Icoking at our He is being chaperoned by Jeff Dolittle, the Dutch Flat farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Cy F: -Burus and their son Charlie, who have heen residing here for the past six months, will leave tomorrow for their old home at Cazaden. During their stay here they have made many friends, who regret to hear that they are going away. + Gee = Lou's CURE is sold on a guar. antee. It cures Incipient Consumption, {tis the best Cough Cure, Only. ong vent a dose, 25 cts, 50cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, — + #@e-o 2 “Bu sure you get Ayer's* is” anim: portant caution to all in “search of a thoroughly-reliable bliod-purifier, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla being the one on which there can be no manner of doubt. It has atood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been considered the standard. ——_—_-—-+~@e--——. The Mayflower Mine. For the past ten or twelve years the @wners of the Mayflower quartz mine; which is situated on Canada Hill, have been steadily opening up and developing their property. At different times thei has been remarkably rich rock takeu from: the mine, but the extra rich quartz seemed to be in spots. The ledge would vary in size and the quartz iu richness, and although at times the outlook was very blue yet the plucky owners kept the work guing steadily on, They had many obstacles to contend with but they felt satisfied that there was a good mine there and kept digging away, sometimes tinding bright spots that paid them well and cheered them to keep on. Lately the prospects at the Mayflower are better than they have ever been. rich rock is being taken out and the indications are that the mine will soon be one of the regular dividend payers of We wish the owners th $$, Chief Engineer. The annual election for Chief Engineer of the Nevada Fire Department will be held on the last Monday of this month, G. J. Schmidt is the nominee for Chief and W. T. Morgan for Polls at the City Hal’, If you are all run down, fagged out, take Sitimons Liver Regulator and be head of hair. SOZDONT! ~—e7er The Glery of Woman Is a fine set of testh as well as a fine How the enamel glistens after a good brushing with fragrant Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface or at the roots, if this vegetable antidote to cor—" rosion is duly applied. A cream fof tartar baking. powder,— of all in leavening stre say nited States Governm nt Food Notice. All persons owing for subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle to July 11th are rejuested to pay the same to the un dersigned without delay, as I have disposed of the route. Busste Snewt, Howarpv L. Dovatass, es, “a n from Washfair and clear as any child's in the town. 1 have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla also myself and like it very much. I recommend % @ my friends every chance I get.” aesiat Jigestinn, curs BOTKL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. William Fs Derham, Newcastle, C. A. Banfield, Lincoln, W. Eddy, ss + T. Harris, a8 ~H.Payton, San Francisco, T.-C. Marshall, * Thomas Dillon,. Spanish Mine, ar ©. i helps, Phelp's till, P. O. Webb, Virginia City, Miss L. Crall, gs L. W. Moore, Oakland, A. O’Brien, = Joe Rviz and son, Heteling, Mra, M. tiarria, San Jose, $ harles Van Norges, Autern, «hn Spaulding, Siegler Sprin 4, John Ratwelt Blonutiel ri 7 R. J. Paine, Lake City, J. Young, Maybert, « Kerg, Stockton, PL Ellis, © Onion Arrivals. James Hansen, Sacramento, Charles Moran, bed Violet C. Rouuer, Bloomfield, C. t. Rouner, be Theodore H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, wi Edward . ’. Fitzsimmons, ‘ Mra, James Vivian, he Miss Lillie Rickard, fe Frank RK. Barker, You Bet, Joseph Renald, ly W. F. Durhain, Newcastle, George R. Hurlbert, Oakland, L. E. Blamberg, San francisco, J. Cantoe, as F. D. Brandon, as George W. Mayberry, Mt. House, L. O. Williams, Wheatland, H. Haile, as Going to Sweden. —_—_— N. G. Segestrand of Pet Hill leaves next week for Sweden where his mother recently died leaving an estate valued at some $60,000. There are five heirs to the property, N. G. Segestrand, and ‘his brother Swan, who is conducting, a _nursery near Sutter City, being among them. Mr.-Segestrand expects to return to this county before October first. In the meantime the affairs of Pet Hill farm will be well cared for by a Mr. Smith and his wife, All Free. . « Those who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug: gist ava -get“a Trial Battle, Free. Send Your nate aid address¥o H. R. Buckien & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills Free, as well 43 a copy of Guide to Health and Hougehold Instruction, Free. All of which is guaranteed todo you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug“store. aioe g — 6 5s Take Simmons Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please without injury. Dies RsGae eo et ae Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and vosit.ely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac ron OF tironey refunded. Price 25 cents perbor forsale +Uarr Brothers’ Drug Store. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. Hires’ Reot Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.iul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store, Commercial ' street. “Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, . Tenn., says: ‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer SAVED MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated s.‘en. For Dyspepsia, Liver'or Aidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Are You. Tired cheap shoes which ' give you no satisfaction ? Would You Ap A line of beauties ? line of fitters, artistic! . eee imples The old idea was that ons were duo to a * blood humor,” for which they gave potash, Thus ell the old sarsaparillas contain potash, a nauseating mineral, that in@teed of decreasing, actually creates more eruptions, You have noticed this when taking other Sarsaparillas It is however now &nown that the stomach, the blood créating power, is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing @perations. A stomach clogged by indiges(don or constipation, vitiates the blood, result pimples. A clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies it and they disappear. Tous toy’e Vegetable Sarsaparilia is compounded after the modorn Idea to regulate the bowels 084 stimulate the digestion. The effect is immediate. A shorttestimontal tocontrast the ection of the potash Sarsaparillas and Joy's: Mra. ©. D, Stuart, of 400 Hayes &., B&F, writes; “I have for years hod Indigestion, * € wied a popular Sarsaparilla but it caused ---more pimples t break Out OD Tis face. Hear tag that Joy's was a later. preparation and ected differently I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared,” Vegetable Sarsaparilla bottle, most effective, came price, CARR BR Delinquent Notice. stock Verbec Ktumine . Girard Eugenie Hoffman Viympa Levy Meyer, 1 rusies, : Levy Melauio,Gua Melville huzenvie Melville Kugente Melville huxgenie Melville hugenie Melville Kugeni Ponton de Arce Martiu Camelle Montyariiard L, ARMONY GRAVKI locaticn of -princi Nevada City, Cal. MINING COMPANY, 1 place of business, n of works, Nevada Notice—There are de upon the following des: ribed stock on of asm gament (No, 10) levi of June, 1898, the several the uamen of the rea ed Outhe 10th day + MOUs set Opposite pective shareholders, as ‘Robi Cesarine William H. Crawford O. J. Naffziger, John M, Husrey, John M, Liussey. arrixon . . Gove. 3 “Warrison Lave, Har ison L, Gove, Bertoa We'ssbein, ) o0de.ce with awed rere? of Directors, ma ‘e of June, 1898,s60 many shares of such stock as may b> necesss at public auction at the Nevada City, Cal. at the hour of 44 delinquent arse costs of adverti: on the 10th day of each parcel ary will be @ Jd office ofthe company, , On the 20th day of July, [sga, ; of walitiny, t asment thereon, together sing and expensacea of the ‘SPER, Secretary. Office in the rear of Carter & Joluston’s sore et, Nevada City, Cal. DELIN $ 3 ELINQUENT N the Bourd of bi DIN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. cation of works, City, shu such stuck as may be ne wuction at the office o Salnome atreet, roum 10, §: fornia, ow Thursde ul the hour of # pay Gerinquent ass with coat of adver Nevada County business, Nevada Cit Notice—Theéie are ¢ inquent upon the folwing described stoek, fa pecouut of waneENSo. 6) leviedon the 6th day of June, wmounts set opposite tha ective shareholders, as fuiver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-. jo pemmes of the resp Charles K lingenspor, Charles K lingenspor, “hurles Klingeuspor, ' d im accordance with . ard of Directors made on the 6th-d shares of each parcel of 6 Wecessary wil) be sold at he lst day of Aticust, 1598, lock A, M., at the office of the office of «ud Cui poration, NQUent aAssssme.t thereon, toste vl advert sing der of the Bourd of 12 1000 aw and au order of such stock as may publie auction on t tthe hour of Llo’e getler with co ofgale. By orc Office—In the rear of Ca ter & Jonson's . on Pine atreet, Nevada (ity, California SL No. Cait. uirre Juan Miguel . 1486 im Leon, Trustee 1379 1373 tiv 1394 1652 1857 1857 ey 469 1744 1650 rdfan,ete 1651 rh 12v6 1176 «, Trustee. 1080 . 184g ‘ 1483 eb 3 . 1n62 . LAG 1863 1s04 Wetzel Theo,, Trustee aoe fy Weigel Theo., Trustee .. 786 Wetzel Theo,, Trustee ,. 1.85 Wetzel Thea, 'Trusiee . . lie Wetael Theo., Trustee Wetzel Theo., Trustee -. 1410 We zel 'theo., Tiustee 1825 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1598 Wetzel theo., Trustee. 146 » Trustee 134 Welsel Theo. Trustee 1685 We zel Theo,, Trustee. 149 Welgel Theo, Trustee JO06 Wetzel Thao’, Trustee. . 1602 Wezel theo, Trustee 17.6 We'zel Theo.,, Trust Wetzel Tied, Tris & YCWST THEO., Tru SNe 1509 WO 5. 1727 tus ee i7¥) Wetsel-Theo., Peustee tt-2 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 178 Wetzel Theo, ‘Trustee 1804 Wetzel Theo, Trustee 105 120. Trustee 1K16_ 180,, Ti ustee 1817 Weizel Theo, Trustee 1820 Wetzel Theo., Trustee. . 1-80 Wetze! Theu., ‘lrustee 1846 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 18387 Wetgsi Theo, Trustee doue Wetzel Theo. trustee i8y0 Wetzel theo., Trustee sv Wetzel Theo., ‘i rustee Wil Wetzel Theo, Trustee. lyi2 We zel Theo., rrustee. 1922 Wetael Theo., ‘trustee loo Wetzel theo., Truste.s Iva 4nve with hiw, and au order of revtors, made on the Slut day vo, res of each paresi of Cer @iry will be sold al f{ the compauy, 40 ab Fianeiaen, Casi y, the 2700 day of July. revs, O'cloek PB. M., OF ward dav, to Ossmvuuts thereon, .toyethur Vinluy and expenses of the ‘LHBO, Wetace Office :— 820 Sansome street, Frane. aoe, Vatiforita Notlee to Redeem, —~ Dice SECTION 8705 OF fHE POLITICAL CODE, To Ha lerat Mining Company + Please tuke notice that th described property, situated in th Nevada, State of California, viz: Mi at Lake City bounded 8, aua W. b & Co.'s clsiins, b. Kogerr, Contaiuing 683.38 ares + ood, by the Tax Coil Ctor of Bote county, sod for delinquent taxes (5 Isl 40 MarcueM Marah for the euu The am unt due )puu the fitewuth day o: 1804. the Under-igned, Marcus ot. . apply to th. Tux Collecur Vade afvresal:, fora d-ed Witness my Laod this 1653 Buying preciate styles and goad wear-~'$ ing qualities ? inquent Notice, ERBEKC BLUE GRAVEL MINING ¢ PANY—Location of principal plage of buainess, San Frinvisco, Califorula; jocation of works Nevada cownuty, Notice.—There are d lowing described ment (No 11)-levied on th day of May, 1393, the several alle the names of the respectiy Ca ifornia, elinguent upon the folou Becount of assed. @ thirty firet <Sist) Ounty set oppoe shareholders, No, sha 261 209 100 3b3 16 54 Secretary. Koom 10, san B. H, Milley ® following 1@ GCelbnty ol Meovloskes Harvey ¢ ning grou by ground o Wee On the 2 . , atthe dite her Baruh, wil uf the county of Ay Of bald property, 1th day of Makcus M. Banu Kittie FowOf Fairhaven, Vt. Doubt Changed to Raith Salt Rheum Completely Cured bs Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The following frank statement comes from Mr. William Fox, a painter. for the Williams Slate Mantel Works, Fair Haven, Vt. : = WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse loo Croan. Tt will appeal to and gratify yous taste just as surely as you have , —taste to be gratitied and appealed i, In all probabilty, yea will exelain promptly that you never tasted ai.thing like it, and you will be just “T used to read testimonials with doubt. But since I gave Hood’s Sarsaparilla to my little girl, Kitty, some four years ago, and it did so much for her. I believe that they are all genuine, honest, and record veritable cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Kitty was three years old whena skin disease, eczema, appeared on her face. It would itch so badly the little child would Scratch till it Bled We had seven or eight doctors, without the least shadow of benefit. One day a neighbor who had used Hood’s Sarsaparilla suggested that we try it. When Kitty had taken half a bottie she was better, and when she had No Sign of Sait Rheum For almost four years. Her skin is now ae Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures N.B, Be sure to get Hoon's. Hood's Pill: are the best after-dinnes Pilla, headache. .Baby erfed, Doctor prescribed ; Casteria t aa Y OD Trousers. We have also stacked them you can see them as you pass, give you a chance that comes but rarely, They ed, new patterns and goods not to be equalled. All that 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. But just step in and ask the if it don’t stagger you we will quit, are finely,tailor for you t Nevada Liiys Handsomest Rstablishmest ITS AT YOUR OWN PRICES — WN BELOW COST! That is whit we have marked about two taken bottle and a half, she was perfectly . Of Fine Cassimere Clay Worsted, Flannel and F curea and there has been hundred piirs ancy Worsted up near the door way so price on these goods and 3. EX. WIXI. The Old Reliable. Of the Rainbow. We are all Sugar direct from the Canada. : Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, Nuts, Eto., at the 0 to Carte We have the most complete Styles, * ~ MAS LASTER & GRAWTEORDS We have just purchased nost stylish shipes in W Black Chick and Lace ibout ONE-HALI lucedto 33-c2ars,-.6 1) worths > consi, waich we sos a i esacA POT . Of Gold is supposed to be Con. cealed at the . . mortonxe AFTER IT. eS Pause, friends, long enough to inspect, our stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and S Hay; Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. orders for Shakes and Wood. big sugar orch yrup, Feed, Flour, Also leave your port our Maple Seine Begin to Get Rich By savin money on your purchases by buying your ‘Teas, Coffees,. Battie all kinds of Canned Gooda, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. 80 3 OT? -.FOR YOUR FINE Llothine, Furnishine ous ne stock-in-this-city,’ Everything Fresh and New, and of the Very And the Only One Price’ Store in this city, Country orders will receive our best attention.) CARTER & JOHNSTON Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Tremendous Inducements ofte TMCS WILLING Dariag theremiindler of the Season. Hats trimme FREE. ata bargain 29 dozen of the nite, Nile Green, Lavende; ice Straw Hats, which we Offer at just ‘the regular prices, -ezhorn Hats 29 Brow Bein Sail 3, in black ie Salling for £5 cents, 13 dozen Biack and Waite 75 cence [ H and-made Cuban Process. THE : WOODPECKER ~ An Honest Havana Cigar. Good as [in orted —_—_— —, BETTER THAN KEY WEST! Manufactured by : William Gitfin, (NATIVE SON OP MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CA LIFORNIA.,

00DS ’s al. St ’a +tock.of reat sacriGoat prices ‘offer Gre t Mt for ny euce to arbi'fore purwives and ht y orders ato ves in the AM-HOLDsiness prin t Repairing rein} street: ty. E DULAC (LAG, ors, SHOP ON fotel build. ed to’ see making up SUITS, “amples of 2d Domesute ye Works, t Factory. SALL. DURYEA ‘-: AND fadison § t, Salle St. >», L111. shed Roous) ator and all of, amuseipwards, Prop’rs. 3 REQUIR ¢ Sule my ock of [Ll MINE rated. . B» nnel, ted. the underSON, Co., Cal, 893 are, al me! ity Hall till 42, linquent y, Aug. HELL, ollector. iueer. ‘TION FOR i Assistant’ he Nevada will be held 1893. M, vbert Snell, Kune. Delkg ten. Pica.dent, kho ders of nh pany will pany atthe bh, 18, at 7 of el ¢ ing Fahd tre tise may legally Recretarv, i Il Beer 4. <= ” a ~ >» « _ man who is wanted for shooting brake. however, Sheriff O’Neil received anothe: ‘wife and four children—Annie, Mary, _ Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store, go well with Shasta lemonade, j24 ~ DEPRICE’S Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $86 a Year WHEN PAID IN Ab. VANCE. : ‘Loca Nortces—10 cents er line for Ist insertion and 5,ceuts per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. . Ls eaaieiacemenadneeaima ieee cee FRIDAY EV'NG: JULY 14 ‘93 HOT TRAILS. The Up Country Officers Continue to “Locate” Fredericks {Record-Union] . Ned McGowan, when hunted by the Vigilance Committee’s sleuth-hounds thirty-six yeara ago, was not more ubiquitous than outlaw Fredericks, the man James Brace and killing Sheriff Pascoe of Nevada county, He is “‘located” every day of the week, . and several times some days, generally in different cuunties. J.ast Sunday he was seén near this city and~also near Colusa; on Monday he was in the vicin-= ity of Forest till, Placer county, and on “Wednesday near Georgetown, El Dorado county. He has in the meantime been under arreat in Butte county, at Franklin in this county, and away up in Sierra Val. ley. Judging from the locations, however, and other circumstances, the most promising suspect is the Forest Hill and Georgetown chap, The man seen at Forest Hill on Monday was heading toward Georgetown, and Sheriff Conroy and Deputy J. J. Dyer of Placer at once started on his trail. Yesterday the fol‘lowing telegrams was received from the latter : Sheriff O'Neil, Sacramento: Man answering description ot Fredericks passed seven miles above here, heavily armed. Supposed to be going South. Will follow his trail. j J. J. Dyer, Deputy Sherift. Right on the heels of this dispatch, from. Colusa.to the-effeet-that-Frederick waa then only three-quarters of a mils ‘from where he was last seen,” and thai the trail was becoming hot. It never failed to cure dyspepsia and liver complaint, Take Simmons Live: Regulator. Don’r you know to have pi rfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Pitts may be had by mail for 25c. of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. RS ne aaa KARL’S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Vuritier, gives freshness and clearneus to the Complexion and cures Conatipation, 25¢,, 50e. Sold by Carr Bros Death of James Briggs. Union: Last night about 10:30 o’clock life ebbed from the body of James Briggs For two years past Mr. Briggs had bee: ailing with a complication of diseases. Up to the timevof being taken sick th; deceased ‘was employed as foreman of th‘ Perrin mine at Forest Springs. James Briggs came to California in 1852, ana most of that time has been spent in Nevada county, Up to four years ago Le lived on the Ridge, near San Juan, anu followed hydraulic mining for a liveli hood. Hv then removed to Grass Valley, where he has since resided. James Briggs was aged neurly 64 years, and was @native of Whitechapel, England. A Nellie and William Briggs—aurvive. The funeral will probably take place Sunday Bill of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J, has concluded to introduce to his custo.uers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Fee: ever seen in this city, ‘Try ‘em. . They + -2@e eo Wuy suffer from dyspepsia and headache when. Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you? A Heavenly Visiter. Just now you can see a new comet in the heavens. It is a comet that made its appearance about Monday last. I: can be seen in the northwestern heavens at early evening and goes out of sight about 11 o'clock, but this comet does not form its ‘horrid hair shake pestilence and war,’’ but it is a beautiiul thing to look upon as it burns upon the brow of the heavens. “The dispatches spoke of the heavenly visitor several days ago, but Clifford Weldon saw the comet before any of the papers spoke about it. Another tKeward. The Governor has offered a reward of $300 for the arrest and fonviction of the murderer of Charles /Waller, a ditche tender, who was murdered in his cabin a few days ago near North San Juan in Nevada county. i —— aki s MOST PERFECT MADE, . stating that “Kitty Marshall,” having Powder mS GUpHEMACY. . ora, will Amana Ata OF any athe? atthe . rier and poke her pretty mose into the THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Brery Legal Hdidesee °"™-. A Correspondence trom Hon. Jobo McKee, experience approved is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, and it occupies the firat stomachie, compensates for a drain of ate in the complete restoration of vigor. stood the test. out first asking her permission, She WE NEED THE-GOLD, President of the -S. F. Clearance House. to your inquiry you may say that in common with others interested in the development of the material resources of Califoruia { should be very glad in. deed tu see the new laws affecting .the hydraulic ‘mining industry put into speedy practical operation, so that these mines may. resume work at once. That the stoppage of these mines seriously affected the gold output of this State there ean he no. question; and thet we need all the gold we can get there can alsu be Qo question. The gold in those grave! bills is an available source, of supply which we ought to draw Upon as s0on as possible. California stands pre-eminent aw the great gold producing State of the Union, having led all others in this branch of mining ever since the first disouvery here, Out of the aggregate of $33,000,000: in gold: yielded by the mines of the United . States last year California alone pro duced $12,571,000 of thet metal, or over one-third of the total. The next high est gold producer of the States is Colo rado,. which during the same year turned out about mx and a half millions. This shows how far above the others our own State stands in gold product. That California is still able to maintain its position so far in the first rank in this respect, notwithstanding the -closing down of its producing hydraulic mines in the Sacramento and San Joaquin river drainage basins, should be « cause of congratulation, especially now when so many silver and lead mines arc closing down-all over the country. Bu this-should-make our citizens use every . vffort not only to maintain this annua! gold preduct, but to increase it. That i¢ean be increased by the working of the auriferous gravel deposits is plain, and the recent legislation shows that there is evident desire. on the part oj the State and Government. to see theae mines again in operation. the State has through its Governe: and the Legislature, “asked Congress to assist in the rehabilitation of. the hy‘raulic_mining industry of: California, atid Congress has complied with the-requeat to the extent uf passing ® special law and providing a special commission of engineers to carry it out. The miners theinselves must pay for the impounding works required under the new law, no appropriation having been made for any ‘uch works. The miners are. ‘merely given permission te work under certain conditions. and restrictions. Many of them, I am told, will not be able to build these works, from lack of means, their mines having long been closed down, and therefor profitless. More~ over,*the members. of the Engineering Commission, having many other important duties to perform in connection with river and harbor work, are unable to give more than partial attention to the mining question. ‘This is to be regretted and it is to be hoped that measures of ‘relief wil be asked for and applied. To rehabilitate an industry so long dormant will require active steps on the part of all its advocates and the citizens of the State should lend euch assistance as they can. Che possible addition of eight or ten millions of new gold which these mines could turn into the channels of commeror and trade every year, if they were all at work, would make a very decided difference in our financial and ivdustria) situation in this State. Joun McKxs,& San Francisco, July 11, 1893, : vere A Ruinous Less. Why is it that people in general are so prone to disregard loss of strength, clearl) perceptible in bodily shrinkage, failurc of appetite, broken rest? Incomprehensible but’ true. Sheer carelessness, an overweening confidence in the power of nature to recuperate—thene are suggéstible reasons, One of the most observable signals of danger thrown by distressed nature is waning strength, An. efficient tonic is the best safeguard against impending peril. Among the invigorants which modern science has developed and place. Digestion, renew y this genial vital force, and a regular action of the bowels and tranquil condition of the nervous, both insured by it; use, co-operUhe Bitters remedies liver and kidney trouble and malaria. Presupice and ignorance have given way te Simmons Liver Regulator. It hres ee Tustallation, The following officers of Laurel Parlor, Native Daughters of the Golden West, were installed last evening by Mrs. Belle Douglass, D.D, G. P.; Mre. William Holmes, P. P.; Miss Mamie Becknan, P.; Miss Amelia Hook, Ist V. P.; Mrs. W. Floyd, 2d V. P.; Miss Lulu Clutter, 3d V. P.; Mrs. George Lawrence, T.; Mrs. -Belle Douglass, k. 3.; Miss Minnie Brand, F. 8.; Mrs, Mattie Hedden, M.; Mrs. B. N. Shoecraft, Miss Marcia Hager, Miss Emma Smith, Trustees; Miss Flora Holbrook, 1.8.; Miss Maggie Organ, O, 8. . She Is Justly Indiguans, A press telegram from Michigan City, damages from a steamboat comae conics ws after her withtook offense at a marine item published, been thoroughly sorubbed, painted, retitted with stern and new, beilserve as « mail car@ Years the Standard, . bem to a! shes wort Editor Daily Report—Sre: In replg, this district, Greatest success. Assistant Chief. _ PERSONAL = Gocal and Othor Notes About People. OW} ~J3 ,Frth, San Fann, and Young. L. 8S. Spangler of Towles is here. _ 4. Haile of Wheatland is in town. George R. Hurbert of Oakland is here. J. Conlyn of Smartsville is in town. ? : : JR. Selfridge and E. A. Selfridge of . Miss ©. Crall, Redding, San Francisco are here on a viait. B. Gunnison came dow ington today. . John Kuotwell of North Bloomfield is Mrs. Belle Marvin of Colfax is Kere on Charles Van Norden of Auburn is here spending afew days,The Misses Gregor of Placerville are visiting relatives here. L. W. Moore of San Francisco arrived herelast evening. : Mrs. Grant Littlefield has returned from a visit tu St. Helena. L. E. Blumberg, a commercial traveler from San Francisco, is in town. --L--Atkins of Saeramente and H. G. Howell of San Francisco were among the arrivals here this moruing. Mias O. Crall and Miss Lucy Crall arrived here last evening from Redding, on their way to North San Juan to visit their parents. : Miss H. Carey, Miss. M. Carey, Miss Mable Tregidgo and Eugene Tregidgo came down f om Maybert today on their way to Grass Valley. Miss Belle Miller, Miss Flora Miller, Mias Sara Livingstone, of San Francisco, and Miss Fannie Moses of Sacramento, will arrive here tomorrow evening ou & visit to B, H. Miller and family. Hon. J. J: Crawford, State M ineralogist, arrived here last evening and will remain’ two or three days Icoking at our He is being chaperoned by Jeff Dolittle, the Dutch Flat farmer. Mr. and Mrs. Cy F: -Burus and their son Charlie, who have heen residing here for the past six months, will leave tomorrow for their old home at Cazaden. During their stay here they have made many friends, who regret to hear that they are going away. + Gee = Lou's CURE is sold on a guar. antee. It cures Incipient Consumption, {tis the best Cough Cure, Only. ong vent a dose, 25 cts, 50cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, — + #@e-o 2 “Bu sure you get Ayer's* is” anim: portant caution to all in “search of a thoroughly-reliable bliod-purifier, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla being the one on which there can be no manner of doubt. It has atood the test of nearly half a century, and has long been considered the standard. ——_—_-—-+~@e--——. The Mayflower Mine. For the past ten or twelve years the @wners of the Mayflower quartz mine; which is situated on Canada Hill, have been steadily opening up and developing their property. At different times thei has been remarkably rich rock takeu from: the mine, but the extra rich quartz seemed to be in spots. The ledge would vary in size and the quartz iu richness, and although at times the outlook was very blue yet the plucky owners kept the work guing steadily on, They had many obstacles to contend with but they felt satisfied that there was a good mine there and kept digging away, sometimes tinding bright spots that paid them well and cheered them to keep on. Lately the prospects at the Mayflower are better than they have ever been. rich rock is being taken out and the indications are that the mine will soon be one of the regular dividend payers of We wish the owners th $$, Chief Engineer. The annual election for Chief Engineer of the Nevada Fire Department will be held on the last Monday of this month, G. J. Schmidt is the nominee for Chief and W. T. Morgan for Polls at the City Hal’, If you are all run down, fagged out, take Sitimons Liver Regulator and be head of hair. SOZDONT! ~—e7er The Glery of Woman Is a fine set of testh as well as a fine How the enamel glistens after a good brushing with fragrant Nothing destructive to the teeth can exist on the surface or at the roots, if this vegetable antidote to cor—" rosion is duly applied. A cream fof tartar baking. powder,— of all in leavening stre say nited States Governm nt Food Notice. All persons owing for subscription to the San Francisco Chronicle to July 11th are rejuested to pay the same to the un dersigned without delay, as I have disposed of the route. Busste Snewt, Howarpv L. Dovatass, es, “a n from Washfair and clear as any child's in the town. 1 have used Hood’s Sarsaparilla also myself and like it very much. I recommend % @ my friends every chance I get.” aesiat Jigestinn, curs BOTKL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. William Fs Derham, Newcastle, C. A. Banfield, Lincoln, W. Eddy, ss + T. Harris, a8 ~H.Payton, San Francisco, T.-C. Marshall, * Thomas Dillon,. Spanish Mine, ar ©. i helps, Phelp's till, P. O. Webb, Virginia City, Miss L. Crall, gs L. W. Moore, Oakland, A. O’Brien, = Joe Rviz and son, Heteling, Mra, M. tiarria, San Jose, $ harles Van Norges, Autern, «hn Spaulding, Siegler Sprin 4, John Ratwelt Blonutiel ri 7 R. J. Paine, Lake City, J. Young, Maybert, « Kerg, Stockton, PL Ellis, © Onion Arrivals. James Hansen, Sacramento, Charles Moran, bed Violet C. Rouuer, Bloomfield, C. t. Rouner, be Theodore H. Wilhelm, Grass Valley, C. W. Kitts, wi

Edward . ’. Fitzsimmons, ‘ Mra, James Vivian, he Miss Lillie Rickard, fe Frank RK. Barker, You Bet, Joseph Renald, ly W. F. Durhain, Newcastle, George R. Hurlbert, Oakland, L. E. Blamberg, San francisco, J. Cantoe, as F. D. Brandon, as George W. Mayberry, Mt. House, L. O. Williams, Wheatland, H. Haile, as Going to Sweden. —_—_— N. G. Segestrand of Pet Hill leaves next week for Sweden where his mother recently died leaving an estate valued at some $60,000. There are five heirs to the property, N. G. Segestrand, and ‘his brother Swan, who is conducting, a _nursery near Sutter City, being among them. Mr.-Segestrand expects to return to this county before October first. In the meantime the affairs of Pet Hill farm will be well cared for by a Mr. Smith and his wife, All Free. . « Those who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug: gist ava -get“a Trial Battle, Free. Send Your nate aid address¥o H. R. Buckien & Co., Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King's New Life Pills Free, as well 43 a copy of Guide to Health and Hougehold Instruction, Free. All of which is guaranteed todo you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Bros., Drug“store. aioe g — 6 5s Take Simmons Liver Regulator. You can eat as much and whatever you please without injury. Dies RsGae eo et ae Sucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Feblai +, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and vosit.ely cures Piles, or no pay required [tis ‘aranteed to give perfect satisfac ron OF tironey refunded. Price 25 cents perbor forsale +Uarr Brothers’ Drug Store. Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. Hires’ Reot Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtl.iul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store, Commercial ' street. “Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, . Tenn., says: ‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer SAVED MY LIFE.” I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated s.‘en. For Dyspepsia, Liver'or Aidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Are You. Tired cheap shoes which ' give you no satisfaction ? Would You Ap A line of beauties ? line of fitters, artistic! . eee imples The old idea was that ons were duo to a * blood humor,” for which they gave potash, Thus ell the old sarsaparillas contain potash, a nauseating mineral, that in@teed of decreasing, actually creates more eruptions, You have noticed this when taking other Sarsaparillas It is however now &nown that the stomach, the blood créating power, is the seat of all vitiating or cleansing @perations. A stomach clogged by indiges(don or constipation, vitiates the blood, result pimples. A clean stomach and healthful digestion purifies it and they disappear. Tous toy’e Vegetable Sarsaparilia is compounded after the modorn Idea to regulate the bowels 084 stimulate the digestion. The effect is immediate. A shorttestimontal tocontrast the ection of the potash Sarsaparillas and Joy's: Mra. ©. D, Stuart, of 400 Hayes &., B&F, writes; “I have for years hod Indigestion, * € wied a popular Sarsaparilla but it caused ---more pimples t break Out OD Tis face. Hear tag that Joy's was a later. preparation and ected differently I tried it, and the pimples immediately disappeared,” Vegetable Sarsaparilla bottle, most effective, came price, CARR BR Delinquent Notice. stock Verbec Ktumine .. Girard Eugenie Hoffman Viympa Levy Meyer, 1 rusies, : Levy Melauio,Gua Melville huzenvie Melville Kugente Melville huxgenie Melville hugenie Melville Kugeni Ponton de Arce Martiu Camelle Montyariiard L, ARMONY GRAVKI locaticn of -princi Nevada City, Cal. MINING COMPANY, 1 place of business, n of works, Nevada Notice—There are de upon the following des: ribed stock on of asm gament (No, 10) levi of June, 1898, the several the uamen of the rea ed Outhe 10th day + MOUs set Opposite pective shareholders, as ‘Robi Cesarine William H. Crawford O. J. Naffziger, John M, Husrey, John M, Liussey. arrixon . . Gove. 3 “Warrison Lave, Har ison L, Gove, Bertoa We'ssbein, ) o0de.ce with awed rere? of Directors, ma ‘e of June, 1898,s60 many shares of such stock as may b> necesss at public auction at the Nevada City, Cal. at the hour of 44 delinquent arse costs of adverti: on the 10th day of each parcel ary will be @ Jd office ofthe company, , On the 20th day of July, [sga, ; of walitiny, t asment thereon, together sing and expensacea of the ‘SPER, Secretary. Office in the rear of Carter & Joluston’s sore et, Nevada City, Cal. DELIN $ 3 ELINQUENT N the Bourd of bi DIN GRAVEL MINING COMPANY. cation of works, City, shu such stuck as may be ne wuction at the office o Salnome atreet, roum 10, §: fornia, ow Thursde ul the hour of # pay Gerinquent ass with coat of adver Nevada County business, Nevada Cit Notice—Theéie are ¢ inquent upon the folwing described stoek, fa pecouut of waneENSo. 6) leviedon the 6th day of June, wmounts set opposite tha ective shareholders, as fuiver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chil-. jo pemmes of the resp Charles K lingenspor, Charles K lingenspor, “hurles Klingeuspor, ' d im accordance with . ard of Directors made on the 6th-d shares of each parcel of 6 Wecessary wil) be sold at he lst day of Aticust, 1598, lock A, M., at the office of the office of «ud Cui poration, NQUent aAssssme.t thereon, toste vl advert sing der of the Bourd of 12 1000 aw and au order of such stock as may publie auction on t tthe hour of Llo’e getler with co ofgale. By orc Office—In the rear of Ca ter & Jonson's . on Pine atreet, Nevada (ity, California SL No. Cait. uirre Juan Miguel . 1486 im Leon, Trustee 1379 1373 tiv 1394 1652 1857 1857 ey 469 1744 1650 rdfan,ete 1651 rh 12v6 1176 «, Trustee. 1080 . 184g ‘ 1483 eb 3 . 1n62 . LAG 1863 1s04 Wetzel Theo,, Trustee aoe fy Weigel Theo., Trustee ... 786 Wetzel Theo,, Trustee ,.. 1.85 Wetzel Thea, 'Trusiee . . lie Wetael Theo., Trustee Wetzel Theo., Trustee -.. 1410 We zel 'theo., Tiustee 1825 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 1598 Wetzel theo., Trustee.. 146 » Trustee 134 Welsel Theo. Trustee 1685 We zel Theo,, Trustee.. 149 Welgel Theo, Trustee JO06 Wetzel Thao’, Trustee. . 1602 Wezel theo, Trustee 17.6 We'zel Theo.,, Trust Wetzel Tied, Tris & YCWST THEO., Tru SNe 1509 WO 5. 1727 tus ee i7¥) Wetsel-Theo., Peustee tt-2 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 178 Wetzel Theo, ‘Trustee 1804 Wetzel Theo, Trustee 105 120. Trustee 1K16_ 180,, Ti ustee 1817 Weizel Theo, Trustee 1820 Wetzel Theo., Trustee. . 1-80 Wetze! Theu., ‘lrustee 1846 Wetzel Theo., Trustee 18387 Wetgsi Theo, Trustee doue Wetzel Theo. trustee i8y0 Wetzel theo., Trustee sv Wetzel Theo., ‘i rustee Wil Wetzel Theo, Trustee.. lyi2 We zel Theo., rrustee.. 1922 Wetael Theo., ‘trustee loo Wetzel theo., Truste.s Iva 4nve with hiw, and au order of revtors, made on the Slut day vo, res of each paresi of Cer @iry will be sold al f{ the compauy, 40 ab Fianeiaen, Casi y, the 2700 day of July. revs, O'cloek PB. M., OF ward dav, to Ossmvuuts thereon, .toyethur Vinluy and expenses of the ‘LHBO, Wetace Office :— 820 Sansome street, Frane. aoe, Vatiforita Notlee to Redeem, —~ Dice SECTION 8705 OF fHE POLITICAL CODE, To Ha lerat Mining Company + Please tuke notice that th described property, situated in th Nevada, State of California, viz: Mi at Lake City bounded 8, aua W. b & Co.'s clsiins, b. Kogerr, Contaiuing 683.38 ares + ood, by the Tax Coil Ctor of Bote county, sod for delinquent taxes (5 Isl 40 MarcueM Marah for the euu The am unt due )puu the fitewuth day o: 1804. the Under-igned, Marcus ot. . apply to th. Tux Collecur Vade afvresal:, fora d-ed Witness my Laod this 1653 Buying preciate styles and goad wear-~'$ ing qualities ? inquent Notice, ERBEKC BLUE GRAVEL MINING ¢ PANY—Location of principal plage of buainess, San Frinvisco, Califorula; jocation of works Nevada cownuty, Notice.—There are d lowing described ment (No 11)-levied on th day of May, 1393, the several alle the names of the respectiy Ca ifornia, elinguent upon the folou Becount of assed. @ thirty firet <Sist) Ounty set oppoe shareholders, No, sha 261 209 100 3b3 16 54 Secretary. Koom 10, san B. H, Milley ® following 1@ GCelbnty ol Meovloskes Harvey ¢ ning grou by ground o Wee On the 2 . , atthe dite her Baruh, wil uf the county of Ay Of bald property, 1th day of Makcus M. Banu Kittie FowOf Fairhaven, Vt. Doubt Changed to Raith Salt Rheum Completely Cured bs Hood’s Sarsaparilla. The following frank statement comes from Mr. William Fox, a painter. for the Williams Slate Mantel Works, Fair Haven, Vt. : = WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse loo Croan. Tt will appeal to and gratify yous taste just as surely as you have , —taste to be gratitied and appealed i, In all probabilty, yea will exelain promptly that you never tasted ai.thing like it, and you will be just “T used to read testimonials with doubt. But since I gave Hood’s Sarsaparilla to my little girl, Kitty, some four years ago, and it did so much for her. I believe that they are all genuine, honest, and record veritable cures by Hood’s Sarsaparilia. Kitty was three years old whena skin disease, eczema, appeared on her face. It would itch so badly the little child would Scratch till it Bled We had seven or eight doctors, without the least shadow of benefit. One day a neighbor who had used Hood’s Sarsaparilla suggested that we try it. When Kitty had taken half a bottie she was better, and when she had No Sign of Sait Rheum For almost four years. Her skin is now ae Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures N.B, Be sure to get Hoon's. Hood's Pill: are the best after-dinnes Pilla, headache. .Baby erfed, Doctor prescribed ; Casteria t aa Y OD Trousers. We have also stacked them you can see them as you pass, give you a chance that comes but rarely, They ed, new patterns and goods not to be equalled. All that 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. But just step in and ask the if it don’t stagger you we will quit, are finely,tailor for you t Nevada Liiys Handsomest Rstablishmest ITS AT YOUR OWN PRICES — WN BELOW COST! That is whit we have marked about two taken bottle and a half, she was perfectly . Of Fine Cassimere Clay Worsted, Flannel and F curea and there has been hundred piirs ancy Worsted up near the door way so price on these goods and 3. EX. WIXI. The Old Reliable. Of the Rainbow. We are all Sugar direct from the Canada. : Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, Nuts, Eto., at the 0 to Carte We have the most complete Styles, * ~ MAS LASTER & GRAWTEORDS We have just purchased nost stylish shipes in W Black Chick and Lace ibout ONE-HALI lucedto 33-c2ars,-.6 1) worths > consi, waich we sos a i esacA POT . Of Gold is supposed to be Con. cealed at the . . mortonxe AFTER IT. eS Pause, friends, long enough to inspect, our stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and S Hay; Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. orders for Shakes and Wood. big sugar orch yrup, Feed, Flour, Also leave your port our Maple Seine Begin to Get Rich By savin money on your purchases by buying your ‘Teas, Coffees,. Battie all kinds of Canned Gooda, Candies, PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. 80 3 OT? -.FOR YOUR FINE Llothine, Furnishine ous ne stock-in-this-city,’ Everything Fresh and New, and of the Very And the Only One Price’ Store in this city, Country orders will receive our best attention.) CARTER & JOHNSTON Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Tremendous Inducements ofte TMCS WILLING Dariag theremiindler of the Season. Hats trimme FREE. ata bargain 29 dozen of the nite, Nile Green, Lavende; ice Straw Hats, which we Offer at just ‘the regular prices, -ezhorn Hats 29 Brow Bein Sail 3, in black ie Salling for £5 cents, 13 dozen Biack and Waite 75 cence [ H and-made Cuban Process. THE : WOODPECKER ~ An Honest Havana Cigar. Good as [in orted —_—_— —, BETTER THAN KEY WEST! Manufactured by : William Gitfin, (NATIVE SON OP MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CA LIFORNIA.,