July 21, 1893 (4 pages)

tO ee ee NO tt Reka Ny tora cs igh MSN ne es eiethiaeedea i oninauttenia an, Pitan nese hf enna Dorado, Placer or Shasta, and none in Sis: Gr. oO «. kiyou, Trinity, Modoc, Lasseu, Humboldt, . Inyo or Del’ Norte.” He then adds that the cause of the depop. ulation of these mining towns ismore due — en . to exhaustion than to suppre-sion by the ELEVEN TO ONE. . law. Yes, friend Obleyer, it is greatly due . to exhaustion’ but not the exhaustion of gold that you mean but the exhaustion of Thal s the Way the Jury Star nds i ip the Heath . Rape and life that you have been iustro; mental in assisting to bring about. . Onc Case. be ospbrous towns in ruins, ~once wealthy . miners ia the poor-house, some in the insane asylum, others prematurely hastened A special dispatch to .the. TRANSCRIPT to the village cemetery, pleasant homes de from the Sacramento Bee states that the} Saas oe vale ph coe ogg poe jury in the case of Dick Heathr tor the kill) haustion that your association has produced. . ing © § McWhirter-were brought into-Court. Desolation, ruin, and misery are the results a OuE ORA FRIDAY EVENING, ee oe of that exhaustion which eleven years of . patient waiting for justice from the governThe foreman stated that they had not; ment the miners love, has produced. While their homes have been desolated, their kin. dred driven from them, their means of earning a livelihood denied, they have patiently There was no disagreement on the testiwaited and trusted in the belief that such . an cutrage of justice could not prevail but . that the government whose. arm had been this afternoon: ; agreed on’a verd'ct. . They stood eleven to one. timony except the credibility of one witness. . used to smite them would yet see clearly . : : Roavior bias ib that they stant” clove for. and remedy the great injury that has stood . for eleven long years. And now that they . They were sent back to their ro ms. convic ion. 4 ‘. ask that government to help them, not to = = am . injure others bat to help restore to them . their rights, these people of the valley must} se THE OW FOOL. . endeavor to prevent them.Not satisfied sue : . {are they with ruining the mines, but they . use all their efforts to prevent the only aid George Ohleyer Comes to the Front Again . . from in reaching thein that. can help them. With his Useal Cutraiths hon this wise-acre who has ar his S USus e life‘in the valley asks, a . “What. could restore Dutch -Flaté its Beara! hydraulic glory? Or the wealthThe irrepressible and irresponsible Ohleyer allen gFavel to Gold Run, town Bill dai of Sutter seems to have become heated of . Ledge Enertainment. The Good Templars of this city will have a colation and entertaininent this evening after the regular lodge meeting is over. The American Legion of Honor held a social last night, a dance and, collation being the features. Death of H. B, Hunt. H. B. Hunt, of tne well-known liquor firm of Moore, Hunt & Co., San. Francisco, died yesterday in that city. Deceased was well known throughout this part of the State, and was a brother-in-law ot W. L. Cole of this city. He leaves a wife and two children. eee a BSS eeauemet The Unly Ons. The Metropolitans are the only Comedy Company.on. the road. this. season. You should not fail to see them. ones ene “I was prostrated with a severe bilious complaint,” writes Erastus Southworth, of Rath, Me. ‘‘After vainly trying a number of remedies, I was finally indaced to take Ayer’s Pills. I had scarcely taken two boxes wuen I was comptetely cured.” ee eee Wary suffer with dyspepsia, biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons ae Regulator. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarante ° It cures Incipient Consumption. Itis the hest Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 cts., _— $1.09. Sold by Carr Bros. ee Specialties. The Metropolitans introduce. specialties in all their comedies. Don’t miss them. +-2@eo+Admission Day Celebration. { {vicinity ?_ St Ga ae! Se iin era -—give their customary y: lls and perform their late-and-is eSebesid hie. “Sreree tgs’ SNe . The lores to upset a continent would not: left throughout the length and brea Ano . restore the exhausted industry, much. less wake gold ‘tas plentiful as it was in the tearly times.” . What could restore Dutch’ Flat to its pris. tine hydraulic glory? ‘The same governhis productions are scanned, instead of brains . lh fan ment that ruined it. If the money that he has scattered only froth, and that to aj . was sent out of Dutch Flat daring the four great extent consisting of soap. In the} . iy t-te civil ae lal Medecine : years elv : 7 Wheatland Four Corners, Marysville Appeal . ? : F the Sacramento valley, and all becatse the executive committee of the State Mine's Association held ‘a meeting Wednesday. Perhaps it might be well to say that when credit of the nation and, to aid the soldier: aud Sacramento Pee and other valley papers ohiswen battling fdr the” preservation“ of he hurls his thunderous arguments aan eeeer end Jews sn yainit . Dutch Flat would be restored to its pristine Have heard the trumpet blaet.” . —“Pherapih advance nf-the-c attse “of si abiiagy _lic inining of late s , exponents cf the va ey to ve mble ar t the r job might be dost: —Spurred—on-by—the dull ~ times everywhere, and Ivy the absolute dis {glo ry and one of the rankest injustices ol the ‘century partially repaired. Raised in . bright and prospects good, ambitions. shattered and hopes blighted with the town, : ; : = . witness to its gradual but steady decay, and tress in the mining section the State Miners — ones ; . knowing its resources such a question to uAssociation are endeavoring to secure the] : : a ae © § in: build jis mockery indeed! And as it is with istance o 1@ governmen 1 suliding . a < > rs g is ‘ =. Dutch Flat so itis with Gold Run, Yon dams, and to remoye from the Citninetti : ; . : Pet and scores of other towns. And yet bill ceme.cf the useless ve and. wind. “one who displays such fj ignorance feels com: intricacies that. would ali even ar . ing ie 2 P ’ petent to tell what Should be done tc reAuburn lawyer, Because the miners have een ki ‘ ; store the mining*industr held one executive session these +te rling (3) ' gine Ys : «. . Then the assertion that only one or two patriots of the Ohleyer stripe are up in arms, . : : . injunetions were/issued in, Placer. The although the Anti Debris' Association meets . J ¥ 7 é 5 writer can easily/recall a dozen mines enjoned around Dutch Flat. Verily is his name Oh-leyer. about every month to hbid a war-danee, at . which Grand Sachem Green, Senior Saga-. ‘more Ohleyer and Junior Sagamore eee, Awd sghin this luminary throws more hight on the subject by saying that~ the mining towns have been greatly injured by foreign capital and the ‘‘little giant” usurping the place of the miner with pick aud shovel, Another outburst of supernal wisdom! Three-fourths of the best hydraulic mining ground in the State would 1ot pry to work any other way for the rea } son that the gold is not concentrated in one strata but scattered through many and in such a way as would not pay to drift. Mr. Obleyer also adds that tifteen years . ago of 7000 mhinera dt work at hydraulic } mining, 150) were) Chinese. Where is your consciehce QO, Liar ? usual blood-thirsty antics and scalp the imaginary hydraulicker, ; The chief-and his aids-areusily-at—work . now and we may soon expect another. pow wow. If the miners talked about the nieet ings of the Anti-Debris Association as the fartners do about the Miners’ Association, they would be kept busy indeed. In Monday’s Bee, Obleyer, dressrd in his war paint, with tomahawk uplifted, sails into the miping association in general and Jacob H. Neff in particular. He quotes the following from the Examiner, in regard to the meeting of July 14th. At the meeting the above proposition was discussed, Jacob H. Neff being the presiding officer, to wlron the following opening remarks are attributed. “He stated the object of the,meeting to be: The selection of plans and measuves Here is his final sunburst of rot: This hue and cry is for unrestricted mining, and not for the poor miners or impover. ished Goyernment. If the gold output in Australia and (alifornia of thousands of millions has wrought such distress there and here, among the people who produced it, then let the monitor remain silent forever, that will lead to a speedy resumption of hy draulic mining. Mr. Netf drew attentio# to the fact that many of the little northern : aud turn the mineral Jand over to the agritowns are dying out because the mines on; : ulturist and the delvers with pick and pan; which they depend for an existence hav« 4 ae for let it be remembered that it is only the liydraulic monitor that has produced tLe wreck of mountain and valley, and that-it is this system that is sought to be revived beeu suppréssed by State and National legis lation. The Caminetti bill is good, but sometting more is necded. The Government is clamoring for gold. Let the Government make an appropriation to help start the monitors, and a golden wave will soon set in toward the National Treasury. by the California Miners Ass ciation under ed, because ‘‘something more ‘s needed.” It is needless to add thac such ignorant presumption of knowledge of this question is enough to condemn itself with all right thinking and right meaning people. The re marks of Mr. Neff will uphold themselves on their intelligence and truthfulness. The manly action of the hydraulic miners and the inerit of their eause will continue to win friends who are coming to the support. of the cause every day while such drivel dealt ul by the paid literary bureau of the AntiDebris Association will help to open the eyes of the peopl of the State to the unscrupulous methods of these ranters, who, “There are provisions in the present law, Mr. Neff said, that render it difficult to resume operations expeditiously. The building of restraining dams might be appropri ately undertaken by the General Government, becanse the result would be for the benefit of all classes—for he valley, men-as wellas for the mountaineera, The miners would get it first, to be sure, but ed would immediately exchange it for farm pro} ducts, supplies and general merchandise, Thus the en ire. community would be enriched, and gold, now so scarce, would again become as plentiful as it was in the early al r liké' mournersat a Chinese funeral,, howl loudest and longest just before the fee’ is delivered,—Sentinel. times. Much may be done under the provis ions of. the law as it now stands if the Government is willing to deal liberally with the miners and grant licenses for mining where iis ot It Should Be in Every House. ‘ J. B. Wilson, 361 Clay St., Sharpsburg, This a plain, truthful statement of the Va, says he will not be without Dr. King’s situation and that Mr, Olileyer draws on! ix} . oy Discovery for Consumption, Cough and imagination and misconstrues Mr. Neff’s](-1as that it cured his wife who was words is not to be wondered at. Mr. ti rcatened with Pacumonia after an attack Obleyer goes on to ony that the above 18} of **La Grippe,” when various other remesimply a hint to the Government ab Wash-. dies afd several physicians had done her no ingtou to remove the restrictions from the god, Robert Barber, of (ooksport, Pa., monitors. : elauns Dr. Kiug's New Discovery has done This is quite true but.at the same time thet him more good than anything he ever used miners are asking for an appropriation to] ¢,,. Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Free build dems that the yalley may be pro-. Tigi Bottles ‘at Carr. Bros., Drug Store tected. Here is an extract froin his vagaries: Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00 “Again, the impoverikhed mining villages shir: are to be restored, which were depopulated tetaina’ mks ascii: by legislation and the decrees of Courts. cree ; “This an old and favorite story, and one Collector Wise of the Port of San Franof the weakness, if understood. .For in-. cisco is making a general clean-out of the sfance: No injunctions were ever issued . old employes at the Custom House. Among agatriat hydraulic mining in the counties of the very few that gre retained is "J. C. Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calaveras or Alpine, . Broderick, formerly of Columbia Aili. this and only one or two each in Amador, Bl county, 4 there is no immediate prospec t of damage to agricultural interests.’ . the Union, was new spent in building dams, , “pthas-untertonate “town when hope was tT a Statute that they propose to have amend. . ) 14 county, are arranging to celebrate Admis— ‘sion Diy in grand style at that place. The ‘Native Sons of Marysville will attend in strong numbers, and quite a delegation is expecteil to go from this city. Moonlight Ride. A party of twenty young peop'e chartered Baker’s big bus last night and went to Rough and Ready for a moonlight ride. © Six horses were hitched t« the bus. —+-2@e-+12th, direct from China. They were in Havana, Fer Three: os nights, They play ‘‘Josliua Whitcomb, + “Hidden Hand,” and ‘‘Forviven,”’ + 2@eo> a Ice! icel The Union Ice Company is now prepared suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada Plaza, will be promptly attended to. sees: The Approaching Dinner Hour Is fraught with no pleasant anticipations for the unhappy mortal plagued with dyspepsia. Appetite seldom, discomfort after and, between nieals, alWays is his portion: Heart: born and, flatuleace subsequent to eating. a gnawing at the pit of the stomach before it, are only a few among the woes arising from this truly impish complaint. Sick headache, nervousness, constipation and biliousness are its diabolical offspring. Each and all of them are-annihilated by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which tones the gastric organs and regulutes the liver and the bowels with certainty and promptitude. Chills and fever, kidney trouble, rheumatism and neuralgia are also remedied by this medicine of rare purity and comprehensive uses, Invalids of all: kinds are greatly and swiftly benefited by it. DIED, At North San Juan, July 19th, Jas. McKenzie, aged about 82 years, a nat've of Scotland. Sarsaparilla ‘Is superior to all other preparations -claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredient used in it is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest ip meficinal proper‘ties. Also, beCures Catarrhi csc the yer low dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is THE Superior Medicine ' because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in existence. It Cures makes food nourSCROFUL A ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches ' out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels, AY ER’S Sarsaparille . gives elasticity to the step, and im. Parts ‘to the aged and infirm, re' newed health, strength, and vitality. AYER’S Sarsaparil. red by Dr. J.Coay £& Co., Lowell, Ma Bes by all Druggiets; “rice 1; ‘six botties, &. Cures others, will cure you ths Rete StS Camptonville, Yubas sraiaes, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Fever Thirty Chinunien arrived at Halifax July bond, and shipped on the steamer Beta for Fhe-—Mctropolitans are here for three . ” to furnish pure mountiin Ice in quantities to . City. Orders left at the Ice House, on. the. discrimination and care, each of the . Wrestling Match. Char‘es Hartman ot this city 8 atranging ee OH tf for a wrest ing match with J, Jefford, the . 2 that. you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by sim; the Theatre Monday evening, are a strong , ply taking a dose of Simeumpany, with the following artists: W. KR. . mons. LiverRegulator ?. McKee, Rene Burnett, Alfred Kdwards, Some’ people think that Richard Scott, Thos. Bates, Rixey Gra t because it is called Liver amid Peach Bites : Regulator it has nothing oa to do with Indigestion Another Mine to Be Opened. and the like. ie is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches: Millions . have been made te under+09 stand this and have been KARL’S CLOVEK “ROUT, the. great cured from these troubles — Blood Purfier, gives freshuess and clearuesby Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. Sey get 2 From Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md After Breakfast “Tt affords me pleasure to add my testi‘ mony to the great virtues of Simmons To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, With toe conelon becantee eee and give nerve, bodily and digestive. years, and regard it as the greatest med ; ; cine of the times. So good a medicine strength, take Hood's . SarsapartHa --Con deserves universal commendation, tanue the medicine after every meal fora month or two. winner of the first prize in the wrestling contests at Grass Valley a short time since. It will be a mixed matcn, Greco-Roman and Catck-.:-catch can, best two out af three. Fhe match will take place in this-ctty im the near future. oes ei es Don't Forget It. The Metropolitans, who’ will appear at A Varuas company that recently bouded the Home mineon Deer creek néar this cit , are geting ready to open it up. Stephen . Moore, formerly of Grass Valley, an ¢xperienced mining man, will’ superintend the work. to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., 50e. Sold by Carr Bros Hoop’s PILts cure constipation. 25c. Natice ty sax Payers. +10 Huckien’s Arnica Suive. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Co Cu Be Ch Starch, . 2 papers PRICE LIST why FOR CASE t Th Cheapest and Best Grocery Store in Nevada City. Main Stree', opposite Union Hoiel. ——_— Flour, per 100 Ibs. Wheat. fer 00 ibs tn, per 100 Ibs rrantse . 2 lbs Prunes, 1.0 ibs-. an? 25 ‘bs: Rolled Barley, per 100 Ibs .----. + B-an, per 100 Ibs . Middlings, per [O0%bs . Whi-e Sugar, 14 Ibs Brown Sugar, 16 ibs Ric, 18. ths. Costa Rica Coffee, 4 hee Washing Powder, 12 papers ocolate, 4 papers ptteseeeeee reeds = Ph: Frut-Camnny Serco HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife-knows —THAT— ARE THE LEST, LEGS & SHAW, HAR DWARK, FURNITURE, AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. $3 SHOE notte. Best in tre world. City Taxes for 1893 are’ now Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Clu'biai due and payable, ee eee Corns, andell Skin Hruptions; and posit \ ely : ee cures Piles, or no pay required. It is gnaranme teed to give perfect satisfacion 0: money Office hours at Ciiy Hali! $s refunded.” Price 25 cents per box. For] fron) 9 o'clock -AoM. tik 425 sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. = : ———— = and from 240 §-P.-M, Taxes will’ be delinquent after 6 p mM. Monday, August D. B. Gercue ct, E. B. POWER, { torvey and Coauselor at Law and Steuo ‘THs GREAT. ‘CoucH CURE promptly cures MPavoer where all others fail, Coughs, Croup, Sore £rapi tr, Throat, Hoarseness, ‘Whoopin Cough and ma Asthma. For Consumption it has no rival; Office— With Fred® Searls, Novada has cured baer oA wed will corp you if lif gists on a guarity, California. STS set int nae dutttberrn SLascekae Will practi¢e in all the € Cai ts, . zh = ‘Snall Bo ATS Cemtm. _ Have you Catarrh? This remedy is ruaranteed to cure you. Price, i0cts, Injector free, For sale at’Carr Bros, Seventh Agta! Asotin, NEVADA*COUNTY, CAL. Commencing August. 29th, 1893, And Continuing 5 Days. PAVILION AT GRASS VALLEY. Liberal Premiums, Agricultural, Horticultural, Vit cultural, Textile Fabrics, Art Exhibits, Mineral msplard, J Ete. . Fer which see Premium Lists, Admission to Pavilion, 25 cents ; children under .8 years, free. Exhibitors’ Badges, $1.50, entitling the Ethibiios only to admittance to the Pavilion at all times during the Fair. No Season Tickets. ‘ M. L. MARSH, President. I. J. ROLFE, ameer >, O. Address evade City. a ee RACES AT GLENBROOK PARK farshal and Tax Colle Saat a Oy ste’s, 8 cans. ~\ Green Corn, 8 cans Green Peas, 8 cars . Ste g Beans, 8 cans . To Sa La Ke re Sa G3 Bu Fa the RIS enmectuyed Wi matoés, . ” cans rdines, 8 cans Corned Beef, 5:cansCondense i Milk, 5 cans. Lard, 'O 1b. cans. :. © d,5 b. cans rosene, 5 gar.'can rup; per S-galke7yonS ap, perboxvon Soap, 4 bars Harknesé Gandies, p rbox t box, 49 lb. box. San Frané seo cater: per Box odwin’s tter, perroll. s ern Ham pr: ib. . Eastern £ acon. per tb. Pickles per 5 Galion Keg Coin Starch ‘12 papers.Salmon. 2 ib. cans: 5 cans: -.:.: Salinon, . ib. cans, 8 cans \ Jelly. 6 cans price stained en the bottom, look for It whon you buy. For Sule by4OHNW DELBRIDGE. eS anaes 2 82S OS >. A Fine Ranch: For wk 50 25 Se Cae eee! + ap op wet t hid te aes GETCHELL: -—RANCH; 25; -On the Grass Valiey Road, Part of the Ranch 1s within the corp: vrate lim50 jis of aeveds City. =: é 75 a Mealy of Free Waler. S4Q. bola And~Everything Else inProportion, All Goods Fresh and Pure, WM. WOLF. ARTH Love and Beauty Make Heaven. Annes 2 Yule amie, MISS A, J. 8 Nevada € \, @ tiears stree HEAVEN © \E So kt us have pure bear's, beautifal flowers; hourts, birds—ay, beautiful women. womin Cau be loved, cun be beaut! ful. LOLA MONTEZ florses, Carriages and Buggies CREME 18 Every ‘All patented ground. Plenty of Timber. on the premises, —Must-be sala immediately, Artur 10 “DB. GETCHELL., ‘Empire Livery Stable: change Kote!. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, Stable has the largest.jot of To be found in this part of the State. The SKIN FOODand . the most Fensonable terms TRSUt BUILE KR m kes Ladies beuwtivk«s, Kee px] cares to drive, sKinio perfect conation No matter what blemish disticDR. nN, -E, CHAPMAN, _ “tres fa e@ or’ form, Mis, Nettie Haryrifro.'s articles = will] Se DEIN Ti se cure, TRANABHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, ity, Cal. For any apeci.t or complicated blemish of f.ce nd form, write MK3 NE! Tik 1AR,3an Francis o, Val, Superfluous hair permanently removed, a >, NEVADA CITY. oes OCAT% eer —LOCaL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office Residence, . Sacrainento street. FOR FIVE DAYS COMMENCING AUG. 20. Miat lines AGENT FOR cr (WATER, j wate R-ALE, © {ORANGE CIDFR 0 + Bye ~ For sale by the Dozen’ of. Gross’ baetiva Commer AT A.SRECIAL PRICE she £ ei ine a Street king: Fruits das CARPETS, W. L. DOUCLAS Do you wear them? When next In need try a palr. S SHOE styles, don’t pay $G:to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or $5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and took and wear as well, « If you wish to economize In your footwear, ds so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. ‘Name and = i. DOTGEAS, Brockton; Sass: Sold by 4S “There Are’ Two Water Rights, ere Theré are Two Quartz Ledges ~ Rroed st., Nevads City, opr Na onr xrINHE PROPRIETOR OF ‘THE EMPIRE Teams with elegnnt Bugvies, Wagons ar4 Hacks to let-at the shortest notice and on The horses are free fr rom vive, of sood atvle tif”, Preveute} ond eapable of ites cle «8 last ag any geut eman The lar ses dent, ~The were ; The

tO ee ee NO tt Reka Ny tora cs igh MSN ne es eiethiaeedea i oninauttenia an, Pitan nese hf enna Dorado, Placer or Shasta, and none in Sis: Gr. oO «. kiyou, Trinity, Modoc, Lasseu, Humboldt, . Inyo or Del’ Norte.” He then adds that the cause of the depop. ulation of these mining towns ismore due — en . to exhaustion than to suppre-sion by the ELEVEN TO ONE. . law. Yes, friend Obleyer, it is greatly due . to exhaustion’ but not the exhaustion of gold that you mean but the exhaustion of Thal s the Way the Jury Star nds i ip the Heath . Rape and life that you have been iustro; mental in assisting to bring about. . Onc Case. be ospbrous towns in ruins, ~once wealthy . miners ia the poor-house, some in the insane asylum, others prematurely hastened A special dispatch to .the. TRANSCRIPT to the village cemetery, pleasant homes de from the Sacramento Bee states that the} Saas oe vale ph coe ogg poe jury in the case of Dick Heathr tor the kill) haustion that your association has produced. . ing © § McWhirter-were brought into-Court. Desolation, ruin, and misery are the results a OuE ORA FRIDAY EVENING, ee oe of that exhaustion which eleven years of . patient waiting for justice from the governThe foreman stated that they had not; ment the miners love, has produced. While their homes have been desolated, their kin. dred driven from them, their means of earning a livelihood denied, they have patiently There was no disagreement on the testiwaited and trusted in the belief that such . an cutrage of justice could not prevail but . that the government whose. arm had been this afternoon: ; agreed on’a verd'ct. . They stood eleven to one. timony except the credibility of one witness. . used to smite them would yet see clearly . : : Roavior bias ib that they stant” clove for. and remedy the great injury that has stood . for eleven long years. And now that they . They were sent back to their ro ms. convic ion. 4 ‘. ask that government to help them, not to = = am . injure others bat to help restore to them . their rights, these people of the valley must} se THE OW FOOL. . endeavor to prevent them.Not satisfied sue : . {are they with ruining the mines, but they . use all their efforts to prevent the only aid George Ohleyer Comes to the Front Again . . from in reaching thein that. can help them. With his Useal Cutraiths hon this wise-acre who has ar his S USus e life‘in the valley asks, a . “What. could restore Dutch -Flaté its Beara! hydraulic glory? Or the wealthThe irrepressible and irresponsible Ohleyer allen gFavel to Gold Run, town Bill dai of Sutter seems to have become heated of . Ledge Enertainment. The Good Templars of this city will have a colation and entertaininent this evening after the regular lodge meeting is over. The American Legion of Honor held a social last night, a dance and, collation being the features. Death of H. B, Hunt. H. B. Hunt, of tne well-known liquor firm of Moore, Hunt & Co., San. Francisco, died yesterday in that city. Deceased was well known throughout this part of the State, and was a brother-in-law ot W. L. Cole of this city. He leaves a wife and two children. eee a BSS eeauemet The Unly Ons. The Metropolitans are the only Comedy Company.on. the road. this. season.. You should not fail to see them. ones ene “I was prostrated with a severe bilious complaint,” writes Erastus Southworth, of Rath, Me. ‘‘After vainly trying a number of remedies, I was finally indaced to take Ayer’s Pills. I had scarcely taken two boxes wuen I was comptetely cured.” ee eee Wary suffer with dyspepsia, biliousness or any disease of the liver when you can be cured by Simmons ae Regulator. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarante ° It cures Incipient Consumption. Itis the hest Cough Cure. Only one cent a dose. 25 cts, 50 cts., _— $1.09. Sold by Carr Bros. ee Specialties. The Metropolitans introduce. specialties in all their comedies. Don’t miss them. +-2@eo+Admission Day Celebration. { {vicinity ?_ St Ga ae! Se iin era -—give their customary y: lls and perform their late-and-is eSebesid hie. “Sreree tgs’ SNe . The lores to upset a continent would not: left throughout the length and brea Ano . restore the exhausted industry, much. less wake gold ‘tas plentiful as it was in the tearly times.” . What could restore Dutch’ Flat to its pris. tine hydraulic glory? ‘The same governhis productions are scanned, instead of brains . lh fan ment that ruined it. If the money that he has scattered only froth, and that to aj . was sent out of Dutch Flat daring the four great extent consisting of soap. In the} . iy t-te civil ae lal Medecine : years elv : 7 Wheatland Four Corners, Marysville Appeal . ? : F the Sacramento valley, and all becatse the executive committee of the State Mine's Association held ‘a meeting Wednesday. Perhaps it might be well to say that when credit of the nation and, to aid the soldier: aud Sacramento Pee and other valley papers ohiswen battling fdr the” preservation“ of he hurls his thunderous arguments aan eeeer end Jews sn yainit . Dutch Flat would be restored to its pristine Have heard the trumpet blaet.” . —“Pherapih advance nf-the-c attse “of si abiiagy _lic inining of late s , exponents cf the va ey to ve mble ar t the r job might be dost: —Spurred—on-by—the dull ~ times everywhere, and Ivy the absolute dis {glo ry and one of the rankest injustices ol the ‘century partially repaired. Raised in . bright and prospects good, ambitions. shattered and hopes blighted with the town, : ; : = . witness to its gradual but steady decay, and tress in the mining section the State Miners — ones ; . knowing its resources such a question to uAssociation are endeavoring to secure the] : : a ae © § in: build jis mockery indeed! And as it is with istance o 1@ governmen 1 suliding . a < > rs g is ‘ =. Dutch Flat so itis with Gold Run, Yon dams, and to remoye from the Citninetti : ; . : Pet and scores of other towns. And yet bill ceme.cf the useless ve and. wind. “one who displays such fj ignorance feels com: intricacies that. would ali even ar . ing ie 2 P ’ petent to tell what Should be done tc reAuburn lawyer, Because the miners have een ki ‘ ; store the mining*industr held one executive session these +te rling (3) ' gine Ys : «. . Then the assertion that only one or two patriots of the Ohleyer stripe are up in arms, . : : . injunetions were/issued in, Placer. The although the Anti Debris' Association meets . J ¥ 7 é 5 writer can easily/recall a dozen mines enjoned around Dutch Flat. Verily is his name Oh-leyer. about every month to hbid a war-danee, at . which Grand Sachem Green, Senior Saga-. ‘more Ohleyer and Junior Sagamore eee, Awd sghin this luminary throws more hight on the subject by saying that~ the mining towns have been greatly injured by foreign capital and the ‘‘little giant” usurping the place of the miner with pick aud shovel, Another outburst of supernal wisdom! Three-fourths of the best hydraulic mining ground in the State would 1ot pry to work any other way for the rea } son that the gold is not concentrated in one strata but scattered through many and in such a way as would not pay to drift. Mr. Obleyer also adds that tifteen years . ago of 7000 mhinera dt work at hydraulic } mining, 150) were) Chinese. Where is your consciehce QO, Liar ? usual blood-thirsty antics and scalp the imaginary hydraulicker, ; The chief-and his aids-areusily-at—work . now and we may soon expect another. pow wow. If the miners talked about the nieet ings of the Anti-Debris Association as the fartners do about the Miners’ Association, they would be kept busy indeed. In Monday’s Bee, Obleyer, dressrd in his war paint, with tomahawk uplifted, sails into the miping association in general and Jacob H. Neff in particular. He quotes the following from the Examiner, in regard to the meeting of July 14th. At the meeting the above proposition was discussed, Jacob H. Neff being the presiding officer, to wlron the following opening remarks are attributed. “He stated the object of the,meeting to be: The selection of plans and measuves Here is his final sunburst of rot: This hue and cry is for unrestricted mining, and not for the poor miners or impover. ished Goyernment. If the gold output in Australia and (alifornia of thousands of millions has wrought such distress there and here, among the people who produced it, then let the monitor remain silent forever, that will lead to a speedy resumption of hy draulic mining. Mr. Netf drew attentio# to the fact that many of the little northern : aud turn the mineral Jand over to the agritowns are dying out because the mines on; : ulturist and the delvers with pick and pan; which they depend for an existence hav« 4 ae for let it be remembered that it is only the liydraulic monitor that has produced tLe wreck of mountain and valley, and that-it is this system that is sought to be revived beeu suppréssed by State and National legis lation. The Caminetti bill is good, but sometting more is necded. The Government is clamoring for gold. Let the Government make an appropriation to help start the monitors, and a golden wave will soon set in toward the National Treasury. by the California Miners Ass ciation under ed, because ‘‘something more ‘s needed.” It is needless to add thac such ignorant presumption of knowledge of this question is enough to condemn itself with all right thinking and right meaning people. The re marks of Mr. Neff will uphold themselves on their intelligence and truthfulness. The manly action of the hydraulic miners and the inerit of their eause will continue to win friends who are coming to the support. of the cause every day while such drivel dealt ul by the paid literary bureau of the AntiDebris Association will help to open the eyes of the peopl of the State to the unscrupulous methods of these ranters, who, “There are provisions in the present law, Mr. Neff said, that render it difficult to resume operations expeditiously. The building of restraining dams might be appropri ately undertaken by the General Government, becanse the result would be for the benefit of all classes—for he valley, men-as wellas for the mountaineera, The miners would get it first, to be sure, but ed would immediately exchange it for farm pro} ducts, supplies and general merchandise, Thus the en ire. community would be enriched, and gold, now so scarce, would again become as plentiful as it was in the early al r liké' mournersat a Chinese funeral,, howl loudest and longest just before the fee’ is delivered,—Sentinel. times. Much may be done under the provis ions of. the law as it now stands if the Government is willing to deal liberally with the miners and grant licenses for mining where iis ot It Should Be in Every House. ‘ J. B. Wilson, 361 Clay St., Sharpsburg, This a plain, truthful statement of the Va, says he will not be without Dr. King’s situation and that Mr, Olileyer draws on! ix} . oy Discovery for Consumption, Cough and imagination and misconstrues Mr. Neff’s](-1as that it cured his wife who was words is not to be wondered at. Mr. ti rcatened with Pacumonia after an attack Obleyer goes on to ony that the above 18} of **La Grippe,” when various other remesimply a hint to the Government ab Wash-. dies afd several physicians had done her no ingtou to remove the restrictions from the god, Robert Barber, of (ooksport, Pa., monitors. : elauns Dr. Kiug's New Discovery has done This is quite true but.at the same time thet him more good than anything he ever used miners are asking for an appropriation to] ¢,,. Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Free build dems that the yalley may be pro-. Tigi Bottles ‘at Carr. Bros., Drug Store tected. Here is an extract froin his vagaries: Large bottles, 50c. and $1.00 “Again, the impoverikhed mining villages shir: are to be restored, which were depopulated tetaina’ mks ascii: by legislation and the decrees of Courts. cree ; “This an old and favorite story, and one Collector Wise of the Port of San Franof the weakness, if understood. .For in-. cisco is making a general clean-out of the sfance: No injunctions were ever issued . old employes at the Custom House. Among agatriat hydraulic mining in the counties of the very few that gre retained is "J. C. Mariposa, Tuolumne, Calaveras or Alpine, . Broderick, formerly of Columbia Aili. this and only one or two each in Amador, Bl county, 4 there is no immediate prospec t of damage to agricultural interests.’ . the Union, was new spent in building dams, , “pthas-untertonate “town when hope was tT a Statute that they propose to have amend. . ) 14 county, are arranging to celebrate Admis— ‘sion Diy in grand style at that place. The ‘Native Sons of Marysville will attend in strong numbers, and quite a delegation is expecteil to go from this city. Moonlight Ride. A party of twenty young peop'e chartered Baker’s big bus last night and went to Rough and Ready for a moonlight ride. © Six horses were hitched t« the bus. —+-2@e-+12th, direct from China. They were in Havana, Fer Three: os nights, They play ‘‘Josliua Whitcomb, + “Hidden Hand,” and ‘‘Forviven,”’ + 2@eo> a Ice! icel The Union Ice Company is now prepared suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada Plaza, will be promptly attended to. sees: The Approaching Dinner Hour Is fraught with no pleasant anticipations for the unhappy mortal plagued with dyspepsia. Appetite seldom, discomfort after and, between nieals, alWays is his portion: Heart: born and, flatuleace subsequent to eating. a gnawing at the pit of the stomach before it, are only a few among the woes arising from this truly impish complaint. Sick headache, nervousness, constipation and biliousness are its diabolical offspring. Each and all of them are-annihilated by Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which tones the gastric organs and regulutes the liver and the bowels with certainty and promptitude. Chills and fever, kidney trouble, rheumatism and neuralgia are also remedied by this medicine of rare purity and comprehensive uses, Invalids of all: kinds are greatly and swiftly benefited by it. DIED, At North San Juan, July 19th, Jas. McKenzie, aged about 82 years, a nat've of Scotland. Sarsaparilla ‘Is superior to all other preparations

-claiming to be blood-purifiers. First of all, because the principal ingredient used in it is the extract of genuine Honduras sarsaparilla root, the variety richest ip meficinal proper‘ties. Also, beCures Catarrhi csc the yer low dock, being raised expressly for the Company, is always fresh and of the very best kind. With equal other ingredients are selected and compounded. It is THE Superior Medicine ' because it is always the same in appearance, flavor, and effect, and, being highly concentrated, only small doses are needed. It is, therefore, the most economical blood-purifier in existence. It Cures makes food nourSCROFUL A ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable. It searches ' out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels, AY ER’S Sarsaparille . gives elasticity to the step, and im. Parts ‘to the aged and infirm, re' newed health, strength, and vitality. AYER’S Sarsaparil. red by Dr. J.Coay £& Co., Lowell, Ma Bes by all Druggiets; “rice 1; ‘six botties, &. Cures others, will cure you ths Rete StS Camptonville, Yubas sraiaes, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Khenm, Fever Thirty Chinunien arrived at Halifax July bond, and shipped on the steamer Beta for Fhe-—Mctropolitans are here for three . ” to furnish pure mountiin Ice in quantities to . City. Orders left at the Ice House, on. the. discrimination and care, each of the . Wrestling Match. Char‘es Hartman ot this city 8 atranging ee OH tf for a wrest ing match with J, Jefford, the . 2 that. you can secure almost immediate relief from Indigestion, and that uncomfortable fullness after meals, by sim; the Theatre Monday evening, are a strong , ply taking a dose of Simeumpany, with the following artists: W. KR. . mons. LiverRegulator ?. McKee, Rene Burnett, Alfred Kdwards, Some’ people think that Richard Scott, Thos. Bates, Rixey Gra t because it is called Liver amid Peach Bites : Regulator it has nothing oa to do with Indigestion Another Mine to Be Opened. and the like. ie is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches: Millions . have been made te under+09 stand this and have been KARL’S CLOVEK “ROUT, the. great cured from these troubles — Blood Purfier, gives freshuess and clearuesby Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. Sey get 2 From Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md After Breakfast “Tt affords me pleasure to add my testi‘ mony to the great virtues of Simmons To purify, vitalize and enrich the blood, With toe conelon becantee eee and give nerve, bodily and digestive. years, and regard it as the greatest med ; ; cine of the times. So good a medicine strength, take Hood's . SarsapartHa --Con deserves universal commendation, tanue the medicine after every meal fora month or two. winner of the first prize in the wrestling contests at Grass Valley a short time since. It will be a mixed matcn, Greco-Roman and Catck-.:-catch can, best two out af three. Fhe match will take place in this-ctty im the near future. oes ei es Don't Forget It. The Metropolitans, who’ will appear at A Varuas company that recently bouded the Home mineon Deer creek néar this cit , are geting ready to open it up. Stephen . Moore, formerly of Grass Valley, an ¢xperienced mining man, will’ superintend the work. to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25c., 50e. Sold by Carr Bros Hoop’s PILts cure constipation. 25c. Natice ty sax Payers. +10 Huckien’s Arnica Suive. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Co Cu Be Ch Starch, . 2 papers PRICE LIST why FOR CASE t Th Cheapest and Best Grocery Store in Nevada City. Main Stree', opposite Union Hoiel. ——_— Flour, per 100 Ibs. Wheat. fer 00 ibs tn, per 100 Ibs rrantse . 2 lbs Prunes, 1.0 ibs-. an? 25 ‘bs: Rolled Barley, per 100 Ibs .----. + B-an, per 100 Ibs . Middlings, per [O0%bs . Whi-e Sugar, 14 Ibs Brown Sugar, 16 ibs Ric, 18. ths. Costa Rica Coffee, 4 hee Washing Powder, 12 papers ocolate, 4 papers ptteseeeeee reeds = Ph: Frut-Camnny Serco HAS ARRIVED. Every experienced housewife-knows —THAT— ARE THE LEST, LEGS & SHAW, HAR DWARK, FURNITURE, AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, NEVADA CITY. $3 SHOE notte. Best in tre world. City Taxes for 1893 are’ now Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Clu'biai due and payable, ee eee Corns, andell Skin Hruptions; and posit \ ely : ee cures Piles, or no pay required. It is gnaranme teed to give perfect satisfacion 0: money Office hours at Ciiy Hali! $s refunded.” Price 25 cents per box. For] fron) 9 o'clock -AoM. tik 425 sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. = : ———— = and from 240 §-P.-M, Taxes will’ be delinquent after 6 p mM. Monday, August D. B. Gercue ct, E. B. POWER, { torvey and Coauselor at Law and Steuo ‘THs GREAT. ‘CoucH CURE promptly cures MPavoer where all others fail, Coughs, Croup, Sore £rapi tr, Throat, Hoarseness, ‘Whoopin Cough and ma Asthma. For Consumption it has no rival; Office— With Fred® Searls, Novada has cured baer oA wed will corp you if lif gists on a guarity, California. STS set int nae dutttberrn SLascekae Will practi¢e in all the € Cai ts, . zh = ‘Snall Bo ATS Cemtm. _ Have you Catarrh? This remedy is ruaranteed to cure you. Price, i0cts, Injector free, For sale at’Carr Bros, Seventh Agta! Asotin, NEVADA*COUNTY, CAL. Commencing August. 29th, 1893, And Continuing 5 Days. PAVILION AT GRASS VALLEY. Liberal Premiums, Agricultural, Horticultural, Vit cultural, Textile Fabrics, Art Exhibits, Mineral msplard, J Ete. . Fer which see Premium Lists, Admission to Pavilion, 25 cents ; children under .8 years, free. Exhibitors’ Badges, $1.50, entitling the Ethibiios only to admittance to the Pavilion at all times during the Fair. No Season Tickets. ‘ M. L. MARSH, President. I. J. ROLFE, ameer >, O. Address evade City. a ee RACES AT GLENBROOK PARK farshal and Tax Colle Saat a Oy ste’s, 8 cans. ~\ Green Corn, 8 cans Green Peas, 8 cars . Ste g Beans, 8 cans . To Sa La Ke re Sa G3 Bu Fa the RIS enmectuyed Wi matoés, . ” cans rdines, 8 cans Corned Beef, 5:cansCondense i Milk, 5 cans. Lard, 'O 1b. cans. :. © d,5 b. cans rosene, 5 gar.'can rup; per S-galke7yonS ap, perboxvon Soap, 4 bars Harknesé Gandies, p rbox t box, 49 lb. box. San Frané seo cater: per Box odwin’s tter, perroll. s ern Ham pr: ib. . Eastern £ acon. per tb.. Pickles per 5 Galion Keg Coin Starch ‘12 papers.Salmon. 2 ib. cans: 5 cans: -.:.: Salinon, . ib. cans, 8 cans \ Jelly. 6 cans price stained en the bottom, look for It whon you buy. For Sule by4OHNW DELBRIDGE. eS anaes 2 82S OS >. A Fine Ranch: For wk 50 25 Se Cae eee! + ap op wet t hid te aes GETCHELL: -—RANCH; 25; -On the Grass Valiey Road, Part of the Ranch 1s within the corp: vrate lim50 jis of aeveds City. =: é 75 a Mealy of Free Waler. S4Q. bola And~Everything Else inProportion, All Goods Fresh and Pure, WM. WOLF. ARTH Love and Beauty Make Heaven. Annes 2 Yule amie, MISS A, J. 8 Nevada € \, @ tiears stree HEAVEN © \E So kt us have pure bear's, beautifal flowers; hourts, birds—ay, beautiful women. womin Cau be loved, cun be beaut! ful. LOLA MONTEZ florses, Carriages and Buggies CREME 18 Every ‘All patented ground. Plenty of Timber. on the premises, —Must-be sala immediately, Artur 10 “DB. GETCHELL., ‘Empire Livery Stable: change Kote!. JAMES HENNESSY, Proprietor, Stable has the largest.jot of To be found in this part of the State. The SKIN FOODand . the most Fensonable terms TRSUt BUILE KR m kes Ladies beuwtivk«s, Kee px] cares to drive, sKinio perfect conation No matter what blemish disticDR. nN, -E, CHAPMAN, _ “tres fa e@ or’ form, Mis, Nettie Haryrifro.'s articles = will] Se DEIN Ti se cure, TRANABHAN Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, ity, Cal. For any apeci.t or complicated blemish of f.ce nd form, write MK3 NE! Tik 1AR,3an Francis o, Val, Superfluous hair permanently removed, a >, NEVADA CITY. oes OCAT% eer —LOCaL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Office Residence, . Sacrainento street. FOR FIVE DAYS COMMENCING AUG. 20. Miat lines AGENT FOR cr (WATER, j wate R-ALE, © {ORANGE CIDFR 0 + Bye ~ For sale by the Dozen’ of. Gross’ baetiva Commer AT A.SRECIAL PRICE she £ ei ine a Street king: Fruits das CARPETS, W. L. DOUCLAS Do you wear them? When next In need try a palr. S SHOE styles, don’t pay $G:to $8, try my $3, $3.50, $4.00 or $5 Shoe. They fit equal to custom made and took and wear as well, « If you wish to economize In your footwear, ds so by purchasing W. L. Douglas Shoes. ‘Name and = i. DOTGEAS, Brockton; Sass: Sold by 4S “There Are’ Two Water Rights, ere Theré are Two Quartz Ledges ~ Rroed st., Nevads City, opr Na onr xrINHE PROPRIETOR OF ‘THE EMPIRE Teams with elegnnt Bugvies, Wagons ar4 Hacks to let-at the shortest notice and on The horses are free fr rom vive, of sood atvle tif”, Preveute} ond eapable of ites cle «8 last ag any geut eman The lar ses dent, ~The were ; The