October 4, 1887 (4 pages)

Store rietor rocery will be . Street. EC. Ct. “Sa t in the ILLER ufactur-ur is the g n use no sounty. a , ository, anager gon, aetons © \ ‘The Daily Transcript. . ~ TUESDAY OOT. 3, 1887. PERSONAL MENTION. Hon. John Caldwell has goné to San Francisco. E. H. Adams, of New York, arrived bere Sunday. ; ‘ J. S. Quire came ‘over from Colfax Sunday to attend church. O.T. Tubias and Capt.Carpenter, . of Scott’s Flat, were in town yesterday. i Mrs. J. H. Carter returned Sunday evening from a visit to friends at Oakland. Wm. We'ghl, of North San Juan, went below on yesterday morning’s train. Col. F: P. Bates and L. Cabel came gown Sunday from the Alaska mine and went to the Bay. T. G. Farrer has gone to San Francisco to attend the Grand Council of the Order of Chosen-Friends. J. A. Carter, a popu ar mixologist a‘ the thriving town of North Bloomtield, was ut the county seat Sunday. E. L. Mann and wife and child of Oakland, are visiting the gentleman’s sister, Mrs. J. K. Collins of this city. Col. R. H. Taylor, a well known attorney of San Francisco, isin town. He is the guest of County Assessor Bond. Hon. C. W. Cross and A. W. Stone the detective returned Sunday from Sierra county and were in town yesterday. Hon. F. D. Soward, Superior Judge of S.erra county, is reyistered at the -National Hotel with his wife and child. Will Maltman has goné to Sierra county to take a position in the reduction works o. the Empire mine of Gold Valley. : Mrs. A. .G. Vollmer, of Alameda, passed through this city Sunday on her way to North Blvomfield to visit relatives. Henry Gaylord left Sunday evening for a visit to the Eastern States, and expects to be absent three or four months. Judge Walling has gone to Pacific Grove to preside at the session of the Grand -Lodge of Good Templars which convenes today. He is the head of the order in this State. _ Disirict. Attornéy. Ed Stonehill: of San Francisco, formegly a c gar dealer _ at Grass Valley, is suffering from an attack of paralysis, but serious results are not anticipated. George Ift and family, Georgé Hardy and wife,. Miss L. Tynn, and A. Cohn of Downievill :; xlso W. Bradbury and C. Miller, of Forest City, were in town * Sunday on their way below. L. A Morganstern, than whom there is no more popular or successful dramatic manager on the coast, is here arranging for the performance of the Osbourne & Stockwell Company at, §bis city next Monday evening. E. W. Black,who has been temporarily stationed in the telegraph office at Goshen, is in town. He goes from here today to Reno, Nevada, to take the management of the Western Union Comp iny’s office at that city. William W. Bausman, Assistant Secretary of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board and also of the Associated Stockbrokers, has gone wrong. A shortage of about $1,200 has been discovered in his accounts. Mr. Buusman lived at North Sun Juan when a@ boy. Trouble at the Derbec. H. D. Dahneka, of North San Juan, . has recently been employed at’ the Derbec drift mine as night foreman. The men working under him bec.me discontented with his st le of ‘‘bossing,” and 4 number of them signed a petition aski:g that he be discharged. Superintendent Galavotti replied that he could-not make the ¢éh nge without first consulting the Directors. Last Saturday two of the principals in the move aguinst Dahneka “were toli to quit work and this created so much feeling that serious trouble was apprehended. Sheriff t.ord was applied to by the management for protection, and he swore in Theydore Wetzel, Wm. Davis and J. F, Folck as Deputy Sheriffs to preserve peace. sunday the balance of the employes struck. Yesterday Dahneka was discharged, and now the work ut the mine is going on as usual. These are the circumstances of the affair as related by a gentleman who came down yesterday from North Blvomfield. Preserved . Flowers. . Mrs. Jesse Lyons has sent the “TRANSCRIPT editor a bouquet. of beautiful naturai flowers picked two months ago, but which have all the brightness and shapeliness of fresh ones. They are pi eserved by a process which Mrs. Lyons has discovered, and will continue for yedrs to look as well as they do now. Aes Mine enter tela Aten Hac Tissue Paper for Flowers. In yall shades, et Geo. W. Welch’s. 04-2t. For Sale Cheap. A fine horse and buggy ata bargain. The horse is well broke to drive single or double, periectly kind and gentle; # very handsome bay. The buguy is as good as new; has béen run about a yeur. Will sell horse or buggy separately.’ Call at this office. 04-3t New Carpets at Sukeforth’s. Achandsome consignment of carpets and furniture just arrived at Sukeforth’s. Call and . examine. 02lw Execrric Cai arrh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; Smith & Knotwell, Bloom field. : o1-10w. Sexoo. books and all kinds of schoo . Supplies at Carr Bros. : A FATAL ACCILENT. . Mrs. Fhelps Killed by a Team of. Horses Running Away. Last Saturday Mrs. Clara Phelps, wife of Charles Phelps of Phelps Hill, this county, was accidentaly killed under most distressing circumstanc 8, dnd the funeral-took place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Methodist Church in this city. Mrs. Phelps had been visiting Mra. H. M. Place at Omega, and left there Saturday with Mr. Placein a twohorse carriage for her home Mr. Place had some business at Davis’s Ranch in Bear Valley, and they drove uround that way. They started for Phelps’ Hill in the afternoen,and leaving the Valley stopped at a trough about a third of the way up the grade to water the horses. Mr. Place alight ed and’ unchecking them let them drink, Mrs. Phelps holding the lines. He had checked one of them, and stepped on the trough to rein up the other’s bridle. As he did so a boulder two feet in diameter broke loose from the bank above and rolled down towards the trough. This frightened the horses. They . whirled around suddenly and sturted down the grade at a rapid run. Mr. Place shouted to the lady to hold the reins tight, following foot after the runaways which soon passed around x turn and out of sight. Fifty rods below the starting place he found a collapsed whe 1, evidently broken in turning at the trough, and the pole. Three or four hundred feet beyond there was Mrs. Phelps lying insensible in the middle of the road. One hundred feet still further down was the balance of the wrecked vehicle. Mr. Place picked up the lady’s inanimate form and carried it up to the trough. As he laid her down she looked up at him, apparently conscious but unable to speak. Her upper lip was cut and some of the teeth broken, there was a gash on the temple, and two cuts in the back of the head that penetrated the skull. He got the carriage cushion and placing it under her head made heras comfortable as possib:e. He then went onarun to Davis’s Ranch to obtain aid, and upon getting there found that Mr. Davis was just starting up the grade to ascertain what had happened. The horses hai gone directly down to the Ranch, and their. appearance had led the family to suspect an accident had occurred. , They hurried back with a wagon, and patting Mrs. Phelps into it started for the Ranch. When part . way down she struggled viol-ntly and exc'aimed ‘‘Stop them! Stop them!” These were her last words. When the ranch was reached and the hat held over her face to exclude from her eyes the glare of the sun was removed, she was dead. Mrs. Phelps came to this county from Pennsylvania about four years ago, and was upon her arrival married to Mr. Phelps in conformity.with an atrangement made between them through correspondence by letters. They. were a devoted and happy couple, andin her death Mr. Phelps sustuins a severe loss. A Disgraceful Demonstration. Quite a procession of Salvatiomsts paraded the streets of this city Sunday evening. They were followed by a howling, hooting mob. of boys who k ptup a racket that drowned the The svene was one of the most disgraceful ever witnessed in this city. Said a gentleman from San Francisco watching the proceedings: ‘‘Has your town no peace officers? Have the parents of those boys concern for their future? Such proceedings would not be tolerated in any other town on the coast. I would not raise a family of children in a place where hoodllumism thus runs rampant. Iam not a religious man, neither do I have any admiration for the methods of the Salvationists. But I tell you, sir, that a@ town without law, as this seems to be if one can judge from tonight’s doings, cannot hope to prosper, neither does it deserve to.’’ The visitor was right in most of his remarks. Such lawlessness cannot be too strongly condemnéd,.and the self-respecting element of the community should insist upon its suppression. The question as to whether the Salva‘ionists are rizht or wrong in their methods has néthing te do with the matter. Other denominations have what-appear to some people to be just as absurb ways of worshipping God, ———__--2§0-e——__— Sugerior Court. . The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. F. D. Soward presiding: W. W. Cross, ad: inistrator, vs. Eureka Lake and: Yuba Can.1 Co. et ual. Order made to file remittisur and directing cleck to pay R. H. Taylor, counsel for defendant, the sum remaining in the hands of the Clerk of this court, G. R. Stockwell vs. His Creditors. Action dismissed. The People vs. Hal Miller. Demurrer to complaint filed. Hearing of demurrer continued till today. Elle E}len vs. A. P. Clark. Ordered that cause stand submitted on briefs. ‘C. H. Hankins vs, A. W. Stoddart et al Hearing of demurrer co.:tinued till today. Eliza eth Lawrey vs. R. D. Lawrey. On trial. : —_—_—_— How vain the loving darts that fly From e’en the most bewitching eye, Unless the teeth are pure and bright Andever keep a snowy white, If you would gave your teeth from harm, In SOZOPONT you'll find the charm, DeHavel’s Dyspepsia Destroyer 4 will cure sick neadache. singing and praying of the religionistspert HERE AND THERE. The Spanish mine in Washington district is yielding excellent returns under Fred Bradley’s management. Says the Sierra City Tribune: Rock from the Sacred Mount mine has been shipped to Nevada City and San Francisco. The man from North Bloomfield who a few days ago fell over the grade of the South Yuba while coming to this city under the influence of liquor, has been locked up in Jail on a charge of insanity. Satur.lay afternoon while Thomas Scadden was working for the Electric Light Company a splinter of iron broke from a chain used in hoisting the masts, and penetrated: his face close to the eye. . Thomas Edmunds has been appointed Postmaster at the Anthony House, this county. Anthony House seems to have a new postmaster about every new moon, according to the telexraphic dispatches. A number of citizens of North Bloomfield, Derbec and Mocre’s Fiat went to Grass Valley yesterday to testify in the petit larceny case of James Stephens, charged with stealing a watcl:. The defendant was acquitted. The Native Sons of Napa wi'l give a minstrel show this month in order to clear cff a debt of $600, due from the recent celebration. District Attorney Hogan will act as interlocutor, and Senator Gesford and Assemblyman Coombs will officiate as endmen. The young people who have been allotted parts in the operetta to be given at the Theater next Friday and Saturday evenings, are working diligently and with every prospect of making the performances a great success. Most of those who have the more important parts are especially clever. Charles Percival, who was. arrested for battery on Captain Martin Simonson of the Salvation Army, will not be prosecuted, the Salvationists asking that the charge against him be dismissed as he has said he will hereafter conduct himself towards them in a lawful manner. Work having been recently revived by Sam Locke & Co. on the old Plumbago quartz mine near Minnesota. just over the line in Sierra county, the Messenger says: ‘‘Several attempta to prospect it have been made during the past twenty years, but have been abandoned without accomplishing much. The present parties seem to take hold as though they meant business.’’ Supervisors. County Monpay, Oct. 3d, 1887: The Board met pursuant to law, all the members being present. The minutes of July 30, Aug. 1, 20 and 22 were read and approved. It is ordered that $3000 be transferred from the General Fun: to the General Road Fund for bridge purposes. Ordered that five per cent of property belonging to the several -road districts be apportioned to the General Road Fund. Ordinance No. 20, relating to licenses, Was passed. A tax levy was ordered on each $100 of taxable property in the county as follows: 3 State Fund Within city limits 5 The Board adjourned till ten o’ clock A. M. tomorrow. W. J. Hitt, Chairman. Attest: F.G. Bearry, Clerk, By Wi.D. Harris, Deputy. A Surprise Party. Saturday evening several Columbia Hill young men and ladies assembled at Baker’s Hotel, where a surprise party was given to Miss Josephine Baker. Games and amusements were resorted to, and the liours passed quickly away. Parties in small-country towns are generally more enjuyable than those in acity. At least, this could be said of the Baker surprise, all enjoying themselves ‘‘hugely,’’ if one muy use that word. sb Siete net See eel . AS oI Buckien’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, t Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, © Hands, Chilblains, Co: dall Skin Eruptions,. and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to bie perfect satisfaction, or money reunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf. Cara of Thanks. “ Mrs. Smith Hetherington hereby tenders her sincere thanks to the friends who so kindly assisted at the funeral of her deceased husband, and in any manner, by their attention‘and kindnesses, contributed to the reliet of the sorrowing family. lt Secure the Shadew ere the Substance Fades. — Parties desiring work done in the P hotographic line shoud take advantage of this splendid but rare opportunity, and call at the Gallery of I. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pic‘tures which cannot be surpassed. As he will remain in town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us. Sma.) pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can be had at reduced rates. ok rut line of Tube Colors and ArNkista’ Materials at Carr Bras. tf eOre Split Peas. Just received at J. J, Jackson’s « lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at 25 cents a package. Try ‘em—they Se en aia A SAD AFFAIR. Clemaal > Death of Mrs. Thomas, Formerly of This : City, in St. Louis. a The San FranciseqChronicle of Saturday says: The sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. E. B. Thomas, wife of Edward B. Thomas, reached this city yesterday morning. Mr. Thomas, accompanied by his w fe, left this city to attend the National Ericampment of tie Grand Armv of the Republic, being a member of Thomas Post. On reaching St. Louis Mrs. Thomas became ill and died there on Thursday night at 9 o’clock. The deceaxed resided with’ her husband at 2514 Siockton street in this city for a number of years, and leaves a largecircle of friends to mourn her loss. Her son, a young man of 20 years of age, and an adopted daughter are now in this city and were left in charge of the household during the absence of the parents. It was the intention of Mrs. Thomas to visit her relatives in the East, whom she had not seen for many, years, but she did not live to reach her destination. She was very highly respected in this city. Mrs. Thomas formely resided at this city where her husband kept what is known as the City Hotel. She was a sister to Mrs. H. C. Mills of this city. “The Golden Giant.” Next Monday evening the Osburne & Stockwell'Company, from the Alcazar Theatre of San Francisco, will produce at this city Clay Greene’s new play,‘The Golden Giant.” The San Francisco Post says {of it: ‘It is beyond question the most powerful work of the kind presented in this city in years. The sad, strong scenes are deftly relieved by clever comedy, and the startling effects of the thrilling situations and climaxes are; in marked contrast to the sparkling effervescence of those in which pleasanter phases of Western life and characte are represented. The feelinge of the audiences are so wrought upon by the scenes, that outbursts of applause are frequent and long continued. The cast embraces all the favorites of Osbourne and Stock well’s Comedy Company, and each in lividaal mem er plays his or her p -rt for all it is worth. The scenery and effects are excelient.” ee ae Visiting Vu lleyites. Henry Best and George Wa‘ton, farmers_in the vicinity of Yuba City, arrived here Sunday in company with A. B. Woodruff, the anti-mining “spy. They left the s meday ona tour of the gravel mining regions, to see for themselves just how much slickens is being dumped into the rivers. These gentlemen will of course meet witn courteous treatment from the miners, and thus have proof that the man who said at Marypville recently that the valleyite who went among the hydraul:ckers risked his life in so doing, is a monumental prevaricator. Poetical Consolation. A western paper supplicates thus: “Tell me, ye anxelic hosts, ye messengers of love, shall swindled printers here below have noredress above ?”’ The angels flapped their wiugs and said: ‘To you a hope is given, delinqu -nts on a printer’s book can never enter heaven.” We hope subscribers far and~ near wilt eee the point, so plain; pay for their paper—never deur—and ‘future bliss « btain. Wuat supreme impudence it is for Herr Most to ask for nuturalization papers here. What he needs is civilization papers. Meuntain ice. I am now prepared to deliver Moun. tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned’will be promptly attended to. ml V. Sauveg, Prop. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Z. Office to Kent. “ _ Anice room, suitable for an office, is offered. for rent at $5 per month. Enquire at the Daily Transcript office Three Rooms For Rent. Three rooms, suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. The house is situated in the most desirable part of the city. Enquire at Daimy TRANSCRIPT Office. 83-tf Srate series of School Text Books or sale at Carr Bros. Cheap, but first-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackvun’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. Everything else in proportion. Bestin-town to trade. ested REREiieeeeieee ee 4dvertised Letters. — The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Oct. lst, 1887. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for “‘advertised”’ : Ames, P. Black, Miss Efien Boyakin, Frank Cortez, G. Batta Huy, Chas. Headler, Frank Hecker, Mrs.Emma , Hosken, F : Jewett, Mrs, Loring A. Kneule, D.-B, Latka, Miss Lizzie Laws, J. H. Marr, John E. Miller, Miss Alige Murphie/E. F. Munz, Diego Packard, N. L, Reseigh, Mra. Lizzie Smith, Robt. F. Tern.n, Wm. Tregonzie, William rge, Miss Mary Willson, Hattie Williams, George H. h Chee : A Y¥é Wah, Ge Sing. e2-t FOREIGN. Taylor, F. Death of Dr Guffin, vg The Virginia City Chronicle of Friday says: Dr. James A. Guffin, a physician of wide local reptite, died in this city yesterday ofgeneral debility. Deceased was a native of New York, about 57 years of ave. He was a yraduate o: the medical college of Schenectady, studying undePthe noted Dr. Knott. In 1864 Dr. Guffin res ded in) Humboldt county, and was one of the principal: owners in the Sheb. mine. Subsequently he practice his profession in, Austin, Lander county. He Lad practiced medivine in this city fui newrly fifteen years. He leaves two. adult sons, one a drugyist located in O.kland, Cal He was muarrie . twice, his last wile being t sister-in-law of Aaron Hooper. A brother of decease. is a resi ‘ent o Morrison, Whiteside county, Illinois, where he ise gazed inthe drag business an . reputed to be wealthy. The litter was notifie l yesterday: by tele graph of the dector’s death and will probably give directions for the intermentot the remains. x This afternoon H. C. Dade, V. & T. Station bugeage Agent at the depot in this citv, received a dispatch from Thos, Guffin, brother of the deceased, dated at Morrison, I linoi., instructing him to have the remains of the Doctor respectably interred. In compliance with the above request Mr. Dade haarranged to have the funeral take place next Sunday afiernoun irom St. Paal’s EpiscopaleCharch, Dr. Gutfin formerly practiced medicine at North San Juan, and-later: at this city. He removed from here’ to the State of Nevada. was a daughter of H. H. Sweet cf this county. Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically puisue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in-the use of thi pare and highly accredited stouachic, is the ole and aszreeable condit.on © the entire removal of the obstinat forms of dyspepsia, no less than a temporary ft of indigestion. In con nection with the use of this specific, it is desirable te avoid articles of food which indiviinal experience has shown to be difficult of digestion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past ob-ervation on his digestive capac.ty shoud enable him to be his own guide and mente in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic ruces.too general to be suited to perticulur eases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eractations, headache and -mental despondency, sia, and we put it to flight by the Bitters. Hay Fever is a ty pe of catarrh hav ing peculur symptoms. It is attendea by an inflamed condition of the linin, membrane of the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. An acrid inucus is &creted, the discharge 3s accomp nied with a burning sensytion, There are severe spasms 0: sneezing, frequent atticks of headache, watery and inflimed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at druguixts; by mai, registered, 6) cts. Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N x. 822-tf BORN. At Nevada’City, Oct. 2, 1887, to the wife of Wim. Celio, a daughter. At Nevada City, Oct. 2, 1887, to the wife of J.B. Tully, a daughter. = ———— When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a child, she cried for Casturia, When she became Miss,she clung to Casturia When she had children, she gave them 1Castoria ~ Nevada Theatre, Monday Night, Oct. 10. Osborne.& Stock well’s Company in “THE GOLDEN GIANT. Nevada Oity Gold Quartz Mining Oo. Nevaba City, Cax., Oct. 1, 1887. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the’ Nevada hey . Gold. Quartz Mining Company will be held at the ottice of the Company, Morgan & Roberts Block, Nevada City, Californ a, on Tuesday, the 2th day of October, 1887, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the transaction of any and all business that may lezally come before it. o2-td N, SHoEcRArFT, Secretary. To Who ~ it May Concern. LL PERSONS INDEBTEPD TO THE late firm of A. A. CHAKONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hands of Messrs. FAKLEY & LITTLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by me tu collect the same: A : C. CHARONNAT. B. _ Nevade City, Sept. usth, His second wife }. are amonyz the commitants of dy-pep. = A Gift for All. irc In order to give all a chance to test derful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in che merits of this great remedy. 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Kitts, Muin Street, Grass Valley, the sume being the place forthe transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, D. E. OSBORN, Administrator of Estate of Henry MeNulty, deceased. Duted Grass Valley, this 30th day of September, 1487, w22 YOUR_CATARRH ‘Carbolic Smoke Ball {S INFALLIBLE! Ask Your Druggist For Itl Relieved in Five Minutes, HAY FEvV=rr, Cure Guaranteed if taxen im time. * DEAINESS Cured in ThreetoSix Months Price of Treatment, ‘face See CARBOLIC SUCKE BALL C0, 652 Market Ct., San Francisco, Cal. sa-Boware of Hurtful Imitations.9a —

Store rietor rocery will be . Street. EC. Ct. “Sa t in the ILLER ufactur-ur is the g n use no sounty. a , ository, anager gon, aetons © \ ‘The Daily Transcript. . ~ TUESDAY OOT. 3, 1887. PERSONAL MENTION. Hon. John Caldwell has goné to San Francisco. E. H. Adams, of New York, arrived bere Sunday. ; ‘ J. S. Quire came ‘over from Colfax Sunday to attend church. O.T. Tubias and Capt.Carpenter, . of Scott’s Flat, were in town yesterday. i Mrs. J. H. Carter returned Sunday evening from a visit to friends at Oakland. Wm. We'ghl, of North San Juan, went below on yesterday morning’s train. Col. F: P. Bates and L. Cabel came gown Sunday from the Alaska mine and went to the Bay. T. G. Farrer has gone to San Francisco to attend the Grand Council of the Order of Chosen-Friends. J. A. Carter, a popu ar mixologist a‘ the thriving town of North Bloomtield, was ut the county seat Sunday. E. L. Mann and wife and child of Oakland, are visiting the gentleman’s sister, Mrs. J. K. Collins of this city. Col. R. H. Taylor, a well known attorney of San Francisco, isin town. He is the guest of County Assessor Bond. Hon. C. W. Cross and A. W. Stone the detective returned Sunday from Sierra county and were in town yesterday. Hon. F. D. Soward, Superior Judge of S.erra county, is reyistered at the -National Hotel with his wife and child. Will Maltman has goné to Sierra county to take a position in the reduction works o. the Empire mine of Gold Valley. : Mrs. A. .G. Vollmer, of Alameda, passed through this city Sunday on her way to North Blvomfield to visit relatives. Henry Gaylord left Sunday evening for a visit to the Eastern States, and expects to be absent three or four months. Judge Walling has gone to Pacific Grove to preside at the session of the Grand -Lodge of Good Templars which convenes today. He is the head of the order in this State. _ Disirict. Attornéy. Ed Stonehill: of San Francisco, formegly a c gar dealer _ at Grass Valley, is suffering from an attack of paralysis, but serious results are not anticipated. George Ift and family, Georgé Hardy and wife,. Miss L. Tynn, and A. Cohn of Downievill :; xlso W. Bradbury and C. Miller, of Forest City, were in town * Sunday on their way below. L. A Morganstern, than whom there is no more popular or successful dramatic manager on the coast, is here arranging for the performance of the Osbourne & Stockwell Company at, §bis city next Monday evening. E. W. Black,who has been temporarily stationed in the telegraph office at Goshen, is in town. He goes from here today to Reno, Nevada, to take the management of the Western Union Comp iny’s office at that city. William W. Bausman, Assistant Secretary of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board and also of the Associated Stockbrokers, has gone wrong. A shortage of about $1,200 has been discovered in his accounts. Mr. Buusman lived at North Sun Juan when a@ boy. Trouble at the Derbec. H. D. Dahneka, of North San Juan, . has recently been employed at’ the Derbec drift mine as night foreman. The men working under him bec.me discontented with his st le of ‘‘bossing,” and 4 number of them signed a petition aski:g that he be discharged. Superintendent Galavotti replied that he could-not make the ¢éh nge without first consulting the Directors. Last Saturday two of the principals in the move aguinst Dahneka “were toli to quit work and this created so much feeling that serious trouble was apprehended. Sheriff t.ord was applied to by the management for protection, and he swore in Theydore Wetzel, Wm. Davis and J. F, Folck as Deputy Sheriffs to preserve peace. sunday the balance of the employes struck. Yesterday Dahneka was discharged, and now the work ut the mine is going on as usual. These are the circumstances of the affair as related by a gentleman who came down yesterday from North Blvomfield. Preserved . Flowers. . Mrs. Jesse Lyons has sent the “TRANSCRIPT editor a bouquet. of beautiful naturai flowers picked two months ago, but which have all the brightness and shapeliness of fresh ones. They are pi eserved by a process which Mrs. Lyons has discovered, and will continue for yedrs to look as well as they do now. Aes Mine enter tela Aten Hac Tissue Paper for Flowers. In yall shades, et Geo. W. Welch’s. 04-2t. For Sale Cheap. A fine horse and buggy ata bargain. The horse is well broke to drive single or double, periectly kind and gentle; # very handsome bay. The buguy is as good as new; has béen run about a yeur. Will sell horse or buggy separately.’ Call at this office. 04-3t New Carpets at Sukeforth’s. Achandsome consignment of carpets and furniture just arrived at Sukeforth’s. Call and . examine. 02lw Execrric Cai arrh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; Smith & Knotwell, Bloom field. : o1-10w. Sexoo. books and all kinds of schoo . Supplies at Carr Bros. : A FATAL ACCILENT. . Mrs. Fhelps Killed by a Team of. Horses Running Away. Last Saturday Mrs. Clara Phelps, wife of Charles Phelps of Phelps Hill, this county, was accidentaly killed under most distressing circumstanc 8, dnd the funeral-took place at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon from the Methodist Church in this city. Mrs. Phelps had been visiting Mra. H. M. Place at Omega, and left there Saturday with Mr. Placein a twohorse carriage for her home Mr. Place had some business at Davis’s Ranch in Bear Valley, and they drove uround that way. They started for Phelps’ Hill in the afternoen,and leaving the Valley stopped at a trough about a third of the way up the grade to water the horses. Mr. Place alight ed and’ unchecking them let them drink, Mrs. Phelps holding the lines. He had checked one of them, and stepped on the trough to rein up the other’s bridle. As he did so a boulder two feet in diameter broke loose from the bank above and rolled down towards the trough. This frightened the horses. They . whirled around suddenly and sturted down the grade at a rapid run. Mr. Place shouted to the lady to hold the reins tight, following foot after the runaways which soon passed around x turn and out of sight. Fifty rods below the starting place he found a collapsed whe 1, evidently broken in turning at the trough, and the pole. Three or four hundred feet beyond there was Mrs. Phelps lying insensible in the middle of the road. One hundred feet still further down was the balance of the wrecked vehicle. Mr. Place picked up the lady’s inanimate form and carried it up to the trough. As he laid her down she looked up at him, apparently conscious but unable to speak. Her upper lip was cut and some of the teeth broken, there was a gash on the temple, and two cuts in the back of the head that penetrated the skull. He got the carriage cushion and placing it under her head made heras comfortable as possib:e. He then went onarun to Davis’s Ranch to obtain aid, and upon getting there found that Mr. Davis was just starting up the grade to ascertain what had happened. The horses hai gone directly down to the Ranch, and their. appearance had led the family to suspect an accident had occurred. , They hurried back with a wagon, and patting Mrs. Phelps into it started for the Ranch. When part . way down she struggled viol-ntly and exc'aimed ‘‘Stop them! Stop them!” These were her last words. When the ranch was reached and the hat held over her face to exclude from her eyes the glare of the sun was removed, she was dead. Mrs. Phelps came to this county from Pennsylvania about four years ago, and was upon her arrival married to Mr. Phelps in conformity.with an atrangement made between them through correspondence by letters. They. were a devoted and happy couple, andin her death Mr. Phelps sustuins a severe loss. A Disgraceful Demonstration. Quite a procession of Salvatiomsts paraded the streets of this city Sunday evening. They were followed by a howling, hooting mob. of boys who k ptup a racket that drowned the The svene was one of the most disgraceful ever witnessed in this city. Said a gentleman from San Francisco watching the proceedings: ‘‘Has your town no peace officers? Have the parents of those boys concern for their future? Such proceedings would not be tolerated in any other town on the coast. I would not raise a family of children in a place where hoodllumism thus runs rampant. Iam not a religious man, neither do I have any admiration for the methods of the Salvationists. But I tell you, sir, that a@ town without law, as this seems to be if one can judge from tonight’s doings, cannot hope to prosper, neither does it deserve to.’’ The visitor was right in most of his remarks. Such lawlessness cannot be too strongly condemnéd,.and the self-respecting element of the community should insist upon its suppression. The question as to whether the Salva‘ionists are rizht or wrong in their methods has néthing te do with the matter. Other denominations have what-appear to some people to be just as absurb ways of worshipping God, ———__--2§0-e——__— Sugerior Court. . The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon. F. D. Soward presiding: W. W. Cross, ad: inistrator, vs. Eureka Lake and: Yuba Can.1 Co. et ual. Order made to file remittisur and directing cleck to pay R. H. Taylor, counsel for defendant, the sum remaining in the hands of the Clerk of this court, G. R. Stockwell vs. His Creditors. Action dismissed. The People vs. Hal Miller. Demurrer to complaint filed. Hearing of demurrer continued till today. Elle E}len vs. A. P. Clark. Ordered that cause stand submitted on briefs. ‘C. H. Hankins vs, A. W. Stoddart et al Hearing of demurrer co.:tinued till today. Eliza eth Lawrey vs. R. D. Lawrey. On trial. : —_—_—_— How vain the loving darts that fly From e’en the most bewitching eye, Unless the teeth are pure and bright Andever keep a snowy white, If you would gave your teeth from harm, In SOZOPONT you'll find the charm, DeHavel’s Dyspepsia Destroyer 4 will cure sick neadache. singing and praying of the religionistspert HERE AND THERE. The Spanish mine in Washington district is yielding excellent returns under Fred Bradley’s management. Says the Sierra City Tribune: Rock from the Sacred Mount mine has been shipped to Nevada City and San Francisco. The man from North Bloomfield who a few days ago fell over the grade of the South Yuba while coming to this city under the influence of liquor, has been locked up in Jail on a charge of insanity. Satur.lay afternoon while Thomas Scadden was working for the Electric Light Company a splinter of iron broke from a chain used in hoisting the masts, and penetrated: his face close to the eye. . Thomas Edmunds has been appointed Postmaster at the Anthony House, this county. Anthony House seems to have a new postmaster about every new moon, according to the telexraphic dispatches. A number of citizens of North Bloomfield, Derbec and Mocre’s Fiat went to Grass Valley yesterday to testify in the petit larceny case of James Stephens, charged with stealing a watcl:. The defendant was acquitted. The Native Sons of Napa wi'l give a minstrel show this month in order to clear cff a debt of $600, due from the recent celebration. District Attorney Hogan will act as interlocutor, and Senator Gesford and Assemblyman Coombs will officiate as endmen. The young people who have been allotted parts in the operetta to be given at the Theater next Friday and Saturday evenings, are working diligently and with every prospect of making the performances a great success. Most of those who have the more important parts are especially clever. Charles Percival, who was. arrested for battery on Captain Martin Simonson of the Salvation Army, will not be prosecuted, the Salvationists asking that the charge against him be dismissed as he has said he will hereafter conduct himself towards them in a lawful manner. Work having been recently revived by Sam Locke & Co. on the old Plumbago quartz mine near Minnesota. just over the line in Sierra county, the Messenger says: ‘‘Several attempta to prospect it have been made during the past twenty years, but have been abandoned without accomplishing much. The present parties seem to take hold as though they meant business.’’ Supervisors. County Monpay, Oct. 3d, 1887: The Board met pursuant to law, all the members being present. The minutes of July 30, Aug. 1, 20 and 22 were read and approved. It is ordered that $3000 be transferred from the General Fun: to the General Road Fund for bridge purposes. Ordered that five per cent of property belonging to the several -road districts be apportioned to the General Road Fund. Ordinance No. 20, relating to licenses, Was passed. A tax levy was ordered on each $100 of taxable property in the county as follows: 3 State Fund Within city limits 5 The Board adjourned till ten o’ clock A. M. tomorrow. W. J. Hitt, Chairman. Attest: F.G. Bearry, Clerk, By Wi.D. Harris, Deputy. A Surprise Party. Saturday evening several Columbia Hill young men and ladies assembled at Baker’s Hotel, where a surprise party was given to Miss Josephine Baker. Games and amusements were resorted to, and the liours passed quickly away. Parties in small-country towns are generally more enjuyable than those in acity. At least, this could be said of the Baker surprise, all enjoying themselves ‘‘hugely,’’ if one muy use that word. sb Siete net See eel . AS oI Buckien’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, t Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, © Hands, Chilblains, Co: dall Skin Eruptions,. and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to bie perfect satisfaction, or money reunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Carr Bros. tf. Cara of Thanks. “ Mrs. Smith Hetherington hereby tenders her sincere thanks to the friends who so kindly assisted at the funeral of her deceased husband, and in any manner, by their attention‘and kindnesses, contributed to the reliet of the sorrowing family. lt Secure the Shadew ere the Substance Fades. — Parties desiring work done in the P hotographic line shoud take advantage of this splendid but rare opportunity, and call at the Gallery of I. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pic‘tures which cannot be surpassed. As he will remain in town but a short time longer every one should improve the opportunity. Children’s pictures taken instantane us. Sma.) pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can be had at reduced rates. ok rut line of Tube Colors and ArNkista’ Materials at Carr Bras. tf eOre Split Peas. Just received at J. J, Jackson’s « lot of Cleveland split peas, for sale at 25 cents a package. Try ‘em—they Se en aia A SAD AFFAIR. Clemaal > Death of Mrs. Thomas, Formerly of This : City, in St. Louis. a The San FranciseqChronicle of Saturday says: The sad intelligence of the death of Mrs. E. B. Thomas, wife of Edward B. Thomas, reached this city yesterday morning. Mr. Thomas, accompanied by his w fe, left this city to attend the National Ericampment of tie Grand Armv of the Republic, being a member of Thomas Post. On reaching St. Louis Mrs. Thomas became ill and died there on Thursday night at 9 o’clock. The deceaxed resided with’ her husband at 2514 Siockton street in this city for a number of years, and leaves a largecircle of friends to mourn her loss. Her son, a young man of 20 years of age, and an adopted daughter are now in this city and were left in charge of the household during the absence of the parents. It was the intention of Mrs. Thomas to visit her relatives in the East, whom she had not seen for many, years, but she did not live to reach her destination. She was very highly respected in this city. Mrs. Thomas formely resided at this city where her husband kept what is

known as the City Hotel. She was a sister to Mrs. H. C. Mills of this city. “The Golden Giant.” Next Monday evening the Osburne & Stockwell'Company, from the Alcazar Theatre of San Francisco, will produce at this city Clay Greene’s new play,‘The Golden Giant.” The San Francisco Post says {of it: ‘It is beyond question the most powerful work of the kind presented in this city in years. The sad, strong scenes are deftly relieved by clever comedy, and the startling effects of the thrilling situations and climaxes are; in marked contrast to the sparkling effervescence of those in which pleasanter phases of Western life and characte are represented. The feelinge of the audiences are so wrought upon by the scenes, that outbursts of applause are frequent and long continued. The cast embraces all the favorites of Osbourne and Stock well’s Comedy Company, and each in lividaal mem er plays his or her p -rt for all it is worth. The scenery and effects are excelient.” ee ae Visiting Vu lleyites. Henry Best and George Wa‘ton, farmers_in the vicinity of Yuba City, arrived here Sunday in company with A. B. Woodruff, the anti-mining “spy. They left the s meday ona tour of the gravel mining regions, to see for themselves just how much slickens is being dumped into the rivers. These gentlemen will of course meet witn courteous treatment from the miners, and thus have proof that the man who said at Marypville recently that the valleyite who went among the hydraul:ckers risked his life in so doing, is a monumental prevaricator. Poetical Consolation. A western paper supplicates thus: “Tell me, ye anxelic hosts, ye messengers of love, shall swindled printers here below have noredress above ?”’ The angels flapped their wiugs and said: ‘To you a hope is given, delinqu -nts on a printer’s book can never enter heaven.” We hope subscribers far and~ near wilt eee the point, so plain; pay for their paper—never deur—and ‘future bliss « btain. Wuat supreme impudence it is for Herr Most to ask for nuturalization papers here. What he needs is civilization papers. Meuntain ice. I am now prepared to deliver Moun. tain Ice in quantities to suit. Orders left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned’will be promptly attended to. ml V. Sauveg, Prop. Use D. D. D. for Dyspepsia. Z. Office to Kent. “ _ Anice room, suitable for an office, is offered. for rent at $5 per month. Enquire at the Daily Transcript office Three Rooms For Rent. Three rooms, suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. The house is situated in the most desirable part of the city. Enquire at Daimy TRANSCRIPT Office. 83-tf Srate series of School Text Books or sale at Carr Bros. Cheap, but first-class. Fresh Nevada Lard at J. J. Jackvun’s Beehive Grocery Store, only 90 cents a can. Everything else in proportion. Bestin-town to trade. ested REREiieeeeieee ee 4dvertised Letters. — The following is a list of letters remaining in the Postoffice at Nevada City, California, for the week ending Oct. lst, 1887. Any person calling for these letters, will please ask for “‘advertised”’ : Ames, P. Black, Miss Efien Boyakin, Frank Cortez, G. Batta Huy, Chas. Headler, Frank Hecker, Mrs.Emma , Hosken, F : Jewett, Mrs, Loring A. Kneule, D.-B, Latka, Miss Lizzie Laws, J. H. Marr, John E. Miller, Miss Alige Murphie/E. F. Munz, Diego Packard, N. L, Reseigh, Mra. Lizzie Smith, Robt. F. Tern.n, Wm. Tregonzie, William rge, Miss Mary Willson, Hattie Williams, George H. h Chee : A Y¥é Wah, Ge Sing. e2-t FOREIGN. Taylor, F. Death of Dr Guffin, vg The Virginia City Chronicle of Friday says: Dr. James A. Guffin, a physician of wide local reptite, died in this city yesterday ofgeneral debility. Deceased was a native of New York, about 57 years of ave. He was a yraduate o: the medical college of Schenectady, studying undePthe noted Dr. Knott. In 1864 Dr. Guffin res ded in) Humboldt county, and was one of the principal: owners in the Sheb. mine. Subsequently he practice his profession in, Austin, Lander county. He Lad practiced medivine in this city fui newrly fifteen years. He leaves two. adult sons, one a drugyist located in O.kland, Cal He was muarrie . twice, his last wile being t sister-in-law of Aaron Hooper. A brother of decease. is a resi ‘ent o Morrison, Whiteside county, Illinois, where he ise gazed inthe drag business an . reputed to be wealthy. The litter was notifie l yesterday: by tele graph of the dector’s death and will probably give directions for the intermentot the remains. x This afternoon H. C. Dade, V. & T. Station bugeage Agent at the depot in this citv, received a dispatch from Thos, Guffin, brother of the deceased, dated at Morrison, I linoi., instructing him to have the remains of the Doctor respectably interred. In compliance with the above request Mr. Dade haarranged to have the funeral take place next Sunday afiernoun irom St. Paal’s EpiscopaleCharch, Dr. Gutfin formerly practiced medicine at North San Juan, and-later: at this city. He removed from here’ to the State of Nevada. was a daughter of H. H. Sweet cf this county. Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and sysetmatically puisue a course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in-the use of thi pare and highly accredited stouachic, is the ole and aszreeable condit.on © the entire removal of the obstinat forms of dyspepsia, no less than a temporary ft of indigestion. In con nection with the use of this specific, it is desirable te avoid articles of food which indiviinal experience has shown to be difficult of digestion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past ob-ervation on his digestive capac.ty shoud enable him to be his own guide and mente in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic ruces.too general to be suited to perticulur eases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stomach, sour eractations, headache and -mental despondency, sia, and we put it to flight by the Bitters. Hay Fever is a ty pe of catarrh hav ing peculur symptoms. It is attendea by an inflamed condition of the linin, membrane of the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. An acrid inucus is &creted, the discharge 3s accomp nied with a burning sensytion, There are severe spasms 0: sneezing, frequent atticks of headache, watery and inflimed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at druguixts; by mai, registered, 6) cts. Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N x. 822-tf BORN. At Nevada’City, Oct. 2, 1887, to the wife of Wim. Celio, a daughter. At Nevada City, Oct. 2, 1887, to the wife of J.B. Tully, a daughter. = ———— When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was a child, she cried for Casturia, When she became Miss,she clung to Casturia When she had children, she gave them 1Castoria ~ Nevada Theatre, Monday Night, Oct. 10. Osborne.& Stock well’s Company in “THE GOLDEN GIANT. Nevada Oity Gold Quartz Mining Oo. Nevaba City, Cax., Oct. 1, 1887. HE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the’ Nevada hey . Gold. Quartz Mining Company will be held at the ottice of the Company, Morgan & Roberts Block, Nevada City, Californ a, on Tuesday, the 2th day of October, 1887, at 11 o'clock A. M., for the transaction of any and all business that may lezally come before it. o2-td N, SHoEcRArFT, Secretary. To Who ~ it May Concern. LL PERSONS INDEBTEPD TO THE late firm of A. A. CHAKONNAT, to avoid costs, are requested to settle their bills in the hands of Messrs. FAKLEY & LITTLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by me tu collect the same: A : C. CHARONNAT. B. _ Nevade City, Sept. usth, His second wife }. are amonyz the commitants of dy-pep. = A Gift for All. irc In order to give all a chance to test derful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a limited time, given away. This offer is not only liberal, but shows unbounded faith in che merits of this great remedy. All who suffer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of Throat, Chest or Lungs, are especially requested to call at Carr Bros.’ Drugstore, and get a Trial Bottle Free, Large Bottles $1: Absolutely Pure. \HIS POWDER NEVER'VARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength and wholesomeness? » More economical than the ordinary kinds, and cannot be sold in com petition With the multitude of low test, shar weight, alum or phosphate powders. Sold Only in Cans. . 106 Wallstreet, New York WM.T. COLEMAN & CO., Agents, San Francisco. Annual Meeting. THE ANNUAL MEETING of the stock_ holders of the Nevada County. Academy Association, will be held at the Academy, Glenbrook, on Saturday, October 29th, 1887, At 10:30 o'clock, a. M., for the election of Seven Directors to serve for the ensuing year, and fur the transaction of such other business as may Come before them. 830 GEV. M: HUGHES, See’y. . . MRS. H. G. PARSONS, VOOAL INSTRUCTOR, UNION HOTEL.. NEVADA CITY \ Ww receive pupils for the coming season, in distinet courses for Voice Building, or for Voice Culture and solo Singing. Classes of three or five organized for the former Course at REDUCED KATES. The Voice Building Course consists of exercises upon a new method for the strengthening of the vocal organs and the muscles connected therewith, and ina high desree develops purity and strength of tone. The coursein Solo Singing instruets and assists in the artistic use of the voice. For ‘Terms, etc., Apply at the Union Hotel. MES. H. G. PARSONS. e ‘< : FOR SALE. The CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL, COMPRISING Rock-Breakers, Ooncentratzrs, Water Wheels, Retorting Furnace, Gold Scales, Safe. 827-1m Buildings, » Feeders ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, Pumps, Oclumns, Engines, Boilers, Oars, Tools, Forge, Pelton ee) ETC.,, ETC. . For full particulars apply to E. 0. 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The only fire-proof, aiid best conducted Hotel in Nevada City. ON FIRST FLOOK SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS The new management have thoroughly overhauled the Hotel and made many imrtant changes. The proprietors have ad many years exerience in the business, and give their entire time and attention ta the same. They have already made the National the most popular Hotel in the mounne of California, Particularly ig the National adapted to the wants af the traveling Po phhe— bain inthe of the city, and having Post Office, ~ a » Druggists, Owego, N.Y. ¥ 7; G fir Stage Office for Notice to Ureditors. Estate of Henry McNulty, deceased. . . } OTICE 18 HEBEBY GIVEN BY_THE undersigned, Administrator of the ‘state of Henry McNulty, deceased, to the ¢reditors of, and all persons having claime agninst the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessury vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice, tothe said Adn iuistrator at the office Chas. W. Kitts, Muin Street, Grass Valley, the sume being the place forthe transaction of the business of said estate, in said County of Nevada, D. E. OSBORN, Administrator of Estate of Henry MeNulty, deceased. Duted Grass Valley, this 30th day of September, 1487, w22 YOUR_CATARRH ‘Carbolic Smoke Ball {S INFALLIBLE! Ask Your Druggist For Itl Relieved in Five Minutes, HAY FEvV=rr, Cure Guaranteed if taxen im time. * DEAINESS Cured in ThreetoSix Months Price of Treatment, ‘face See CARBOLIC SUCKE BALL C0, 652 Market Ct., San Francisco, Cal. sa-Boware of Hurtful Imitations.9a —