July 28, 1893 (4 pages)

RIE CRETE EB: GHE GRANSGRIPT. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28, °93 GOLD MINES. To Be Listed on the Stock Exchange Free of Cost for 30 Days. —= Report :—Recognizing that gold mining in this State and along the Pacitic coast has entered upon a new era of prosperity, the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board at an executive session Wednesday moraing, made a bid for the placing of more gold mining upon its list. Upon: motion of George Ives, who st forth the importance of this measure in a neat speech, the Board unanimously resolved to suspend to all gold mining companies for thirty days from this: date the charge of $500 for listing stocks, and to allow them to list their shares upon payment of the'$100 annual dues. It was also resolved to have a circular printed giving all information upon this’ subject and to send a copy to-every gold mining company and gold mine owner upon the} _ ee Pacitic coast. : & : The first gold mining company to take a advantage of this offer of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board is the MayHower Gravel Company, whose directors made application this morning to have the capital stock listed upon the terms offered. . The Mayflower was listed upon the Pacifie Stock-Exchange last year; aud the-first sale was at $1.75 per share. From December ‘15, 1892, to date—a period of a little over séven months—this company has paid dividends amounting t¢ $5 cents per share, and the stockis now quoted nominally at $2.25 per share. The company now has about $17,000 surplus inthe treasury and large bullion shipments are being made from the imine. The Pacific Stock Exchange was the first to offer extra inducements for the listing of . gold mining stocks. As far back as June, 1892, it sent out a circular stating’ that its terms for listing such stocks would be $100 forthe tirat.-year-and-—$50for-every-year afterward. Had the San Francisco Board taken similar action at that time it is probable that fifty gold mining stocks, many. of them dividend-paying, would have been added te its list. The oaly gold ‘mining stocks iow upon the list of the San Francisco Board are those of a few Bodie mines. Ifthe big Board follows up_its_action_.of Wednesday in an energetic ‘and businesslike way it will succeed in working up a large business in mining stocks, for a big ‘boom in gold mining in this State has surely begun. is C ei Ss f 8. F. Post: The brokers of the San Francisco Stock Exchange have taken a step which seems in the right direction. It isa pity they did not think of it sooner. At a meeting of the Executive Committee be oo Wednesday morning a regolutien was cari tee ried to suspend the rules for a period of £ thirty days, requiring the payment of $500 : for the privilege of listing mines on the rey: al Exchange. This applies only to gold-producing mines, All that will be asked now is the payment of the annual dues, which are trifling. This will afford a good opportunity for the owners of California gold mines to bring their shares before the public. One company has already taken advan. tage of the offer, which is only good for thirty days, and the application of the Mayflower mine was filed Wednesday. The action of the board will meet with general approval, while it will be the means of opening up a new and profitable line’ of speculation. See the World’s Fair Fer Fifteen Cents. Upon receipt of your ‘address and fifteen cents ih postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition; the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions ‘of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will retund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address H.E. BUCKLEN & CO., “ff +7 +J Costs Nothing. Chicago, Il. «(Do you sell these or give them to people?” was the inquiry of a visitor who came into the Mail offige and asked for a paper. i The visitor was informed that it was against professional ethics for a newspaper office ever to sell a paper; that they didn’t cost anything aud that uething would please the proprietors better than to give away enough papers to keep our lightning cylinder press running twenty-five hours a day. The same feeling exists among grocerymen—who de~ light to stand behind their counter and give out parcels of goods without fee or hope of reward,— Woodland Mail. 4 : —— + Ge ---= § La Grippe. ey During the prevalence of the Grip the past season it was a noticeable fact that those _ who depended upon Dr. King’s New Dis‘ : * covery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all the troublesome after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have « peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. ‘Sry it and be convinced. It wou't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. ais eRe Ir has just come to light that there are from twenty to thirty Chinese entering El Paso, Texas, nightly from Juarez, Mexico, and the importation is being handled by a very rich company of Vhinese and ex-officials Social and Other Notes About People Oli aad here today. ig to spend a few days. rived here on the morning train. last evening on his way to San Francisco. here last evening on his way to Downieville. town. shortly leave this city for an extended trip] have always had and just as much to through Sierra and Plumas counties. this city at the Springs. Scharlach of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train. ing from Dixon on her way to Cherokee to visit her sister, Mra, J. A. Hustler. funeral of John Berry. City arrived here today on their way. to and not one-of a thonsand who might Chicago to visit Mr. Bonte’s old home. noon train, after a pleasant visit of several days to his relatives in this city. here from San Francisco yesterday on mining business. been-at-Sacramento.spending a. few days, have returned, home. PERSONAL : LET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. How a Widow Made Use of What she . Heard i2ailroad Directors Say." A few years.ago a widow and her Pullman sleeper on the Missouri Pacific . ee ae railroad. The section next to this lady B. P. Noland of Virginia City is in town-. happened to be occupied by a couple of F. Griswold of Sacramento is in town. the directors of that railroad. The parT. A. Nerney of San Francisco arrived . tition between the tw6 sections was 80 : . thin that it was not difficult for a conJuhn T. Shurtleff came up from Napa to-. versation carried on in one section to be heard in the other. The lady traveler heard the two directors discussing a plan of consolidation whereby the stock of the Missouri Pacific was bound to be greatly enhanced in value. It was then worth but 2 or 3 cents on the dollar. She was on her return trip to her home in Hartford. The conversation of the two directors preyed on her mind. She revolved it over and over again until her home was reached, about which time a $5,000 note due her was re. : deemed. She sent for her attorney, de W. Messer of Smethpath, Pa., arrived] tailed to him the conversation she had heard and said she was almost resolved Charles Helman of, San Francisco is in. to invest the $5,000 in Missouri Pacific. The attorney, mistaking her announced resolution for irony, laughed, but the woman of wealth persisted. : f “It is. but $5,000,” she said, “and if 1 dentists, will] jose I shall have just as much to eat as I Young. A. F. Gwin of Black Hawk, Col-, arG. W. Banugardner of El Dorado county hereon a visit. Ed. — jpame ever from French orral today.’ Ow ei a traveling man. of Cinnnati, is here. J. O. Jones of Forest Hil arrived here Thomas Kidd has gone to Paso Robles prings to recuperate. Drs. Shaw and Bowman, wear. If the plans betrayed by these Sime Jobnson has gone to Campbell . two directors work out, I shall make a prings, Sierra county, for the benefit of good deal of money buying Missouri Pais health, cific.” The attorney obeyed the instructions . of his: client, invested the $5,000, and in less than a month the proposed consolidation was consummated, and the Hartford widow realized for her $5,000. investment, $250,000. Atthe first blush this incident is set down as proof of luck. ' It was simply an unexpected exhibition of what in Wall street vernacular is Oscar Brown and Henry Breed came over] +04 “‘nerve’’on thé part of a quick rom French Corral today to — the . cared ‘and quicker witted woman. Not one person in 10,000 would have given. any heed to the conversation referred to, There are several persons from Ed:M. Lynn, W. L. Heise and G. J. Mrs. J. L. Putman arrived here last evenF. X. La Bonté and daughter of ‘Sierra have heard and heeded and who happened to have the money, as the widow had it, -wouldhave dared invest — it. These incidents and illustrations might be expanded until volumes were filled. The evidence would be cumulative that eyes and ears, and brain. make what the thoughtless term s tuck. —Cincinnati Times-Star. Rev. Father Meagher left today on the P. A. Eckhart and Manuel Lopes arrived J. Rice of Moore's Flat arrived here last evening fro San Francisco on his way whe Welter's Good Joke. ; . nome, Mri and Mrs. W. G. -The party at_the corner table had ordered four beers and a thin one and invited the waiter of the German restaurant to “have one yourself.” Warmed ‘by the hospitality and the jokelets that ‘Richards, who have] Washington. denying the published. state‘ment of her husband that he never whipped danghter were occupying a section in a . her. Leen published in the Transcripr. As both sides have had their say, we decline to publish ‘any further cards or commupicatrons relating to the matter. in all parts of the country. M. Hartman of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. M. Rosenherg, returned to his home veeter: day. Thomas Evans, proprietor of the Wisconsin Hotel. of-San Francisco, who has been here — spending a few days, returned home today. A. B. Dibble, ©:-H. Mitchell, George D. McLean, D. B. Marwick and E. C, Morgan, all of Grass Valley, arrived here today from Buwguas 's Dam on their way home. SERCH” bien casi To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver Regula-~ tor: : —— -46o-— —_—— sala dir 8. HAWKINS, Chattanooga, Tenn., SAY. “Shiloh’sa VYitalizer ‘SAVED MY LI E.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever uved.”’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. THE FRENCH CORRAL AFFAIR 4 Patrick Fitzsimmons Arrested and Now Behind the Bars of the County Jail. Constable Dillon returned ftom French Corral last night with Patrick Fitzsimmons, who he had arrested on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder, Fitzsimmons was taken before Justice Malloy, and waiving bail of $2,000 was sent to the county jail. His hearing has been set for Tuesday, August Ist, at 1 o’clock Pp. M. We learn from a gentleman who came over from French Corral that Fitzsimmons had vbstructed the Milton Company’s ditch to such’ ai extent that the Kate Hayes mine had to suspend operations temporarily. Rocks had been rolled into the ditch that required many men to remove, besides ob« structions of different kinds. The gentleman says that Fitzsimmons would probably have killed Charley Miller with his ax had it not been for the timely. interference of other parties. The Milton Company has bad more or less trouble with Fitzsimmons for some time, the latter tampering with their ditch whenever he felt so disposed. The ditch runs through his property, thus giving him ample opportunity to commit depredations. He has got himself into a scrape how that will, probably result in his being sent to the penitentiary for awhile. Constable Dillon went to French Corral this afternoon for the purpose of subpensing witnesses. District Attorney Ford and P. F. Simonds will prosecute the case. What Hie Physician Says. D. E. Morgan returned from San Francisco this morning. He reports the candition of his brother Will to be slightly better in respect to the dropsical affection. The attending physician says he may live a few days, a week, or possibly longer, but that he cannot survive a great while, He is in good. spirits and talks cheerfully % tho e around him. He insists en reading the Txansortpr every day, and after perusing one of the artigles relating to him, in which it was said that he could not live long, he remarked; ‘¢ Well, J’ll fool ‘em.” He does not even now seem to fully realize the critical condition he is in, His father, John T. Morgan, telegraphed from Wales for fall particulars of his condition. D. E. Morgan today cabled his father that Will’s condition had changed bat little and that he could not live much longer, Campers Weturned. Robert Cleave, J. TT. Day, Frank Day, James Hanley and Charles Martin returned today from a trip to the lakes. They reof the United States custom service. port having had « Gus time. followed, Jacob felt bound to reciprocate. “] vill dell you a goot story,” he said, “von-dot-did--happen.true.mit.mineself here der oder day. Dere vas a veller gomes in here mit some jag on und sit him down at: dot dable und zay, ‘Vat -haf-you?-1 zay‘Showder,’-und he zay,. ‘Pring me some,’ und den he leans pack in der shair to sleep mit himself. “I yells ‘Showder!’ to der cook, und ven it gomes oop und I carries it to der man he vas‘zound asleeb. I zay, ‘I haf some fun,’ und I dakes der empty bow] dot some oder vellér had und set in front of der veller mit der jag. Bretty soon he vakes oop und looks at der bowl und zay, ‘Gif me a beer, und how mooch vas all?’ ‘Dwenty cents,’ I zay, und he zay:: ‘Ees dot all? Vell, dot vas as goot showder as I efer did eat.’ “Und I laff like a man ven you git him some beer for nodings und jokes mit him. Den I say to dis veller: ‘Dot vas all right. You haf anoder showder on ‘me eef you like it. Dot vas a goot von. “Und I laff efer since. It vas a goot choke, you .bet.”—Boston Herald. ‘Address as Above.” There is one lawyer in the city who will never again make use. of Latin phrases in writing business letters, A short time ago he had to write a letter to a client in a neighboring city regarding an important lawsuit that was to come up before the court in the course of a few-days. The ihformation he solicited was highly essential to his case. In writhead with his printed address at the top. In closing his letter he. signed himself thus: “John Langdon, Address ut supra.” After waiting several days for the reply, which did not come, he again wrote his procrastinating client and asked why he had not sooner answered his first letter. The next day he received a reply in which the client said that he had answered the letter and addressed it to “John Langdon, Ut Supra, N. Y.”—Buffalo Express. Tremendous Possibilities. The® great secret which many electricians believe to be nearing discovery by some of their number is how to extract from coal direct all of the energy which it contains—the utilizing of it all, with none of the present remainder of dead waste. If they really do this, all their claim and expectation of revolutionizing present methods of heat, lighting and transportation will be justified. If, as they also claim, they will then make wai methods tremendously “destructive be yond any yet known, the world may look forward at an early day to the beginning of a period of undisturbed peace, —Scranton Truth. Instincts That Lead to Death. Professor Mivart proved that there are “instincts” that lead to death by failing to adapt themselves to a change of circumstances. Migratory quail by thousands perish in the deserts of northern Africa, where their ancestors used to find a comfortable winter resort, abounding with forests and even with grainfields if we shall credit Pliny's account of the Numidian coast lands. The forests are gone, but myriads of quail still follow in the saine route at the risk of starvation.—San Francisco Chronicle. Altogether Too Expensive, Husband—I think I shall go out and catch a few fish for our dinner tomorrow, Wife—No. Edwin, we must econo nize, Buy them of the regular dealer. ~-Detroit Free Press, hividitlena toa family perth are often given by word of mouth, in which case a day and hour may be mistaken or for gotten. : Near Tranquebar, on the southeastern coast of*Indim, there is a species of fish which not only is able to walk on levei ground, but can climb trees, ing this epistle he made use of a letter card of reminder must follow, else the, Mrs. Suyder’s Statement. Mrs. Fred Snyder writes to us from She claims that he did, as has already JUNE was notable a very low death rate a. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ' National Exchange. L. Conrath and wife, Smartsville, J. A. Hustler and wife, Patterson, Henry Meyer: hig ’ P. L. Osborn, Kansas City, N. Cy Miller; French Corral, _ James Fogarty, ss 8. G. Potts, Washington, J. Gaynor, te Miss L. Usborne, Fort Szott, Kansas, W. R. Wygant, Sau Francisco, W. L. Heise, G. J. Scharbach, ade G. 8. Wood, ” Ed M. Lynn, Sacramento, Robert Monteith, Bloomfi:ld, . J. Young, Maybert, J. QO. Jones, Ferest Hill, William Messer, Smethport, Pa., Mrs B. Lee, Red Biuff, Mrs. J. L. Patman and ch , Dixon, T. C. Dorsey, Grass Valley, C. E. Uren, Auburn, Union_Arrivals. Guy Robinson, Penn Valley, F. W. Morrill, # L. Conrath, Smartsville, H. Wegner, 2 P, A. Eckhart, San Francisco, Mantel Lopez, @ ‘* -T. A. Nerney, 5 J. W. Wilcoxon, Yuba City, J. Rice, Sierra City, J. Bradbury, Alleghany, 2 Dan Breen, Columbia Hill, F. 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BESS ea fai t pian aes f 3 nareadcents warned or you % : Skookum Root Hair Grower . foe a ap ‘ iskookum Sritct 7 Faean beer ber ote. a ieee a eat > THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 3 G7-South Fifth Ave., NewYork, N.Y. = § vnave MARK Registered Raby crfed, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria! For sale at Carr Bros, wi $1,000 conviction of said unknown person or persons. conviction. State to be hereunto affixed, day of July, A. D, 1893. H H. MAKKHAM, Governor, E, G. Warr, Secretary of State. In addition to the above, $500 a reward of $300 LIAM H. PASCOE, $2,600. THOS. 8. FORD, District Attoruey of Nevada County. D, F. DOUGLASS, Sheriff of Nevada County. Nevada City, July 27th, 1893. Now, ‘Therefore, I, H. H. MARKHAM, Govérnor of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the Constitution and laws of the State of Cali(One Thousand Dollars] for the arrest and Said reward to be paid only upon In witness WHEREOF, I have hereunto set iny band and caused the Great Seal of the this twelfth (Five Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Grass Valley. Also, a reward of (Three Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Nevada C ty, forthe arrest and} days conviction of the murdérer of Sheriff WILIn case William Fredericks is proven to be*the murderér of Sheriff Pascoe the rewards offered from various sources aggregate ra Entertainment, Miss Ethel A. Horn'ck, ASSISTED BY Mrs. Bruce B. Lee, And Local Talent of This City, Will give an Entertainment at the NEVADA THEATER, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28th. Admisssion 50 cents, children 25 cents, reserved seata, at Mulloy's store, free. The program will be published in a few FOR SALE E AVING OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRING my attention, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock if Groceries, A DRIFT GRAVEL Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. ALSU MINE Blacksmith Shop and Tools, T Ralle for 800 feet of Tunnel, 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. For particulars signed, enquire of the underB. F, DERICKSON, Forest (ity, Sierra Co., Cal. Try Pecarty's Small Boer AtsS Cents. Grand ~ Wresting atch TO TAKE PLACE AT ARMORY HALL, BETWEEN Prof. Charles Hariman J, Jeflord, THE MONTANA WONDER. Nevada City. ® ee OE me eee ee i me ! SATURUAY EVENING, AUGUST Sth, °93, There will also be two interesting bouts between FRED TREBILCOX and THOS. ee JAMES of Grass Valley, and GEORGE RUSSELL and JAMES BRANNIGAN of General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved ease For sale by the \ AT A SPECIAL PRICE bce Conner AGENT FOR ata Mineral WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR Hires Root Beer! 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RIE CRETE EB: GHE GRANSGRIPT. FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28, °93 GOLD MINES. To Be Listed on the Stock Exchange Free of Cost for 30 Days. —= Report :—Recognizing that gold mining in this State and along the Pacitic coast has entered upon a new era of prosperity, the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board at an executive session Wednesday moraing, made a bid for the placing of more gold mining upon its list. Upon: motion of George Ives, who st forth the importance of this measure in a neat speech, the Board unanimously resolved to suspend to all gold mining companies for thirty days from this: date the charge of $500 for listing stocks, and to allow them to list their shares upon payment of the'$100 annual dues. It was also resolved to have a circular printed giving all information upon this’ subject and to send a copy to-every gold mining company and gold mine owner upon the} _ ee Pacitic coast. : & : The first gold mining company to take a advantage of this offer of the San Francisco Stock and Exchange Board is the MayHower Gravel Company, whose directors made application this morning to have the capital stock listed upon the terms offered. .. The Mayflower was listed upon the Pacifie Stock-Exchange last year; aud the-first sale was at $1.75 per share. From December ‘15, 1892, to date—a period of a little over séven months—this company has paid dividends amounting t¢ $5 cents per share, and the stockis now quoted nominally at $2.25 per share. The company now has about $17,000 surplus inthe treasury and large bullion shipments are being made from the imine. The Pacific Stock Exchange was the first to offer extra inducements for the listing of . gold mining stocks. As far back as June, 1892, it sent out a circular stating’ that its terms for listing such stocks would be $100 forthe tirat.-year-and-—$50for-every-year afterward. Had the San Francisco Board taken similar action at that time it is probable that fifty gold mining stocks, many. of them dividend-paying, would have been added te its list. The oaly gold ‘mining stocks iow upon the list of the San Francisco Board are those of a few Bodie mines. Ifthe big Board follows up_its_action_.of Wednesday in an energetic ‘and businesslike way it will succeed in working up a large business in mining stocks, for a big ‘boom in gold mining in this State has surely begun. is C ei Ss f 8. F. Post: The brokers of the San Francisco Stock Exchange have taken a step which seems in the right direction. It isa pity they did not think of it sooner. At a meeting of the Executive Committee be oo Wednesday morning a regolutien was cari tee ried to suspend the rules for a period of £ thirty days, requiring the payment of $500 : for the privilege of listing mines on the rey: al Exchange. This applies only to gold-producing mines, All that will be asked now is the payment of the annual dues, which are trifling. This will afford a good opportunity for the owners of California gold mines to bring their shares before the public. One company has already taken advan. tage of the offer, which is only good for thirty days, and the application of the Mayflower mine was filed Wednesday. The action of the board will meet with general approval, while it will be the means of opening up a new and profitable line’ of speculation. See the World’s Fair Fer Fifteen Cents. Upon receipt of your ‘address and fifteen cents ih postage stamps, we will mail you prepaid our Souvenir Portfolio of the World’s Columbian Exposition; the regular price is Fifty cents, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it a work of art and a thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions ‘of same, and is executed in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will retund the stamps and let you keep the book. Address H.E. BUCKLEN & CO., “ff +7 +J Costs Nothing. Chicago, Il. «(Do you sell these or give them to people?” was the inquiry of a visitor who came into the Mail offige and asked for a paper. i The visitor was informed that it was against professional ethics for a newspaper office ever to sell a paper; that they didn’t cost anything aud that uething would please the proprietors better than to give away enough papers to keep our lightning cylinder press running twenty-five hours a day. The same feeling exists among grocerymen—who de~ light to stand behind their counter and give out parcels of goods without fee or hope of reward,— Woodland Mail. 4 : —— + Ge ---= § La Grippe. ey During the prevalence of the Grip the past season it was a noticeable fact that those _ who depended upon Dr. King’s New Dis‘ : * covery, not only had a speedy recovery, but escaped all the troublesome after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have « peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but in all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, and has cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. ‘Sry it and be convinced. It wou't disappoint. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. ais eRe Ir has just come to light that there are from twenty to thirty Chinese entering El Paso, Texas, nightly from Juarez, Mexico, and the importation is being handled by a very rich company of Vhinese and ex-officials Social and Other Notes About People Oli aad here today. ig to spend a few days. rived here on the morning train. last evening on his way to San Francisco. here last evening on his way to Downieville. town. shortly leave this city for an extended trip] have always had and just as much to through Sierra and Plumas counties. this city at the Springs. Scharlach of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train. ing from Dixon on her way to Cherokee to visit her sister, Mra, J. A. Hustler. funeral of John Berry. City arrived here today on their way. to and not one-of a thonsand who might Chicago to visit Mr. Bonte’s old home. noon train, after a pleasant visit of several days to his relatives in this city. here from San Francisco yesterday on mining business. been-at-Sacramento.spending a. few days, have returned, home. PERSONAL : LET IN ON THE GROUND FLOOR. How a Widow Made Use of What she . Heard i2ailroad Directors Say." A few years.ago a widow and her Pullman sleeper on the Missouri Pacific . ee ae railroad. The section next to this lady B. P. Noland of Virginia City is in town-. happened to be occupied by a couple of F. Griswold of Sacramento is in town. the directors of that railroad. The parT. A. Nerney of San Francisco arrived . tition between the tw6 sections was 80 : . thin that it was not difficult for a conJuhn T. Shurtleff came up from Napa to-. versation carried on in one section to be heard in the other. The lady traveler heard the two directors discussing a plan of consolidation whereby the stock of the Missouri Pacific was bound to be greatly enhanced in value. It was then worth but 2 or 3 cents on the dollar. She was on her return trip to her home in Hartford. The conversation of the two directors preyed on her mind. She revolved it over and over again until her home was reached, about which time a $5,000 note due her was re. : deemed. She sent for her attorney, de W. Messer of Smethpath, Pa., arrived] tailed to him the conversation she had heard and said she was almost resolved Charles Helman of, San Francisco is in. to invest the $5,000 in Missouri Pacific. The attorney, mistaking her announced resolution for irony, laughed, but the woman of wealth persisted. : f “It is. but $5,000,” she said, “and if 1 dentists, will] jose I shall have just as much to eat as I Young. A. F. Gwin of Black Hawk, Col-, arG. W. Banugardner of El Dorado county hereon a visit. Ed. — jpame ever from French orral today.’ Ow ei a traveling man. of Cinnnati, is here. J. O. Jones of Forest Hil arrived here Thomas Kidd has gone to Paso Robles prings to recuperate. Drs. Shaw and Bowman, wear. If the plans betrayed by these Sime Jobnson has gone to Campbell . two directors work out, I shall make a prings, Sierra county, for the benefit of good deal of money buying Missouri Pais health, cific.” The attorney obeyed the instructions . of his: client, invested the $5,000, and in less than a month the proposed consolidation was consummated, and the Hartford widow realized for her $5,000. investment, $250,000. Atthe first blush this incident is set down as proof of luck. ' It was simply an unexpected exhibition of what in Wall street vernacular is Oscar Brown and Henry Breed came over] +04 “‘nerve’’on thé part of a quick rom French Corral today to — the . cared ‘and quicker witted woman. Not one person in 10,000 would have given. any heed to the conversation referred to, There are several persons from Ed:M. Lynn, W. L. Heise and G. J. Mrs. J. L. Putman arrived here last evenF. X. La Bonté and daughter of ‘Sierra have heard and heeded and who happened to have the money, as the widow had it, -wouldhave dared invest — it. These incidents and illustrations might be expanded until volumes were filled. The evidence would be cumulative that eyes and ears, and brain. make what the thoughtless term s tuck. —Cincinnati Times-Star. Rev. Father Meagher left today on the P. A. Eckhart and Manuel Lopes arrived J. Rice of Moore's Flat arrived here last evening fro San Francisco on his way whe Welter's Good Joke. ; . nome, Mri and Mrs. W. G. -The party at_the corner table had ordered four beers and a thin one and invited the waiter of the German restaurant to “have one yourself.” Warmed ‘by the hospitality and the jokelets that ‘Richards, who have] Washington. denying the published. state‘ment of her husband that he never whipped danghter were occupying a section in a . her. Leen published in the Transcripr. As both sides have had their say, we decline to publish ‘any further cards or commupicatrons relating to the matter. in all parts of the country. M. Hartman of San Francisco, who has been here on a visit to his daughter, Mrs. M.. Rosenherg, returned to his home veeter: day. Thomas Evans, proprietor of the Wisconsin Hotel. of-San Francisco, who has been here — spending a few days, returned home today. A. B. Dibble, ©:-H. Mitchell, George D. McLean, D. B. Marwick and E. C, Morgan, all of Grass Valley, arrived here today from Buwguas 's Dam on their way home. SERCH” bien casi To feel bright and cheerful attend to your stomach, and take Simmons Liver Regula-~ tor: : —— -46o-— —_—— sala dir 8. HAWKINS, Chattanooga, Tenn., SAY. “Shiloh’sa VYitalizer ‘SAVED MY LI E.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever uved.”’ For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. THE FRENCH CORRAL AFFAIR 4 Patrick Fitzsimmons Arrested and Now Behind the Bars of the County Jail. Constable Dillon returned ftom French Corral last night with Patrick Fitzsimmons, who he had arrested on a charge of assault with intent to commit murder, Fitzsimmons was taken before Justice Malloy, and waiving bail of $2,000 was sent to the county jail. His hearing has been set for Tuesday, August Ist, at 1 o’clock Pp. M. We learn from a gentleman who came over from French Corral that Fitzsimmons had vbstructed the Milton Company’s ditch to such’ ai extent that the Kate Hayes mine had to suspend operations temporarily. Rocks had been rolled into the ditch that required many men to remove, besides ob« structions of different kinds. The gentleman says that Fitzsimmons would probably have killed Charley Miller with his ax had it not been for the timely. interference of other parties. The Milton Company has bad more or less trouble with Fitzsimmons for some time, the latter tampering with their ditch whenever he felt so disposed. The ditch runs through his property, thus giving him ample opportunity to commit depredations. He has got himself into a scrape how that will, probably result in his being sent to the penitentiary for awhile. Constable Dillon went to French Corral this afternoon for the purpose of subpensing witnesses. District Attorney Ford and P. F. Simonds will prosecute the case. What Hie Physician Says. D. E. Morgan returned from San Francisco this morning. He reports the candition of his brother Will to be slightly better in respect to the dropsical affection. The attending physician says he may live a few days, a week, or possibly longer, but that he cannot survive a great while, He is in good. spirits and talks cheerfully % tho e around him. He insists en reading the Txansortpr every day, and after perusing one of the artigles relating to him, in which it was said that he could not live long, he remarked; ‘¢ Well, J’ll fool ‘em.” He does not even now seem to fully realize the critical condition he is in, His father, John T. Morgan, telegraphed from Wales for fall particulars of his condition. D. E. Morgan today cabled his father that Will’s condition had changed bat little and that he could not live much longer, Campers Weturned. Robert Cleave, J. TT. Day, Frank Day, James Hanley and Charles Martin returned today from a trip to the lakes. They reof the United States custom service. port having had « Gus time. followed, Jacob felt bound to reciprocate. “] vill dell you a goot story,” he said, “von-dot-did--happen.true.mit.mineself here der oder day. Dere vas a veller gomes in here mit some jag on und sit him down at: dot dable und zay, ‘Vat -haf-you?-1 zay‘Showder,’-und he zay,. ‘Pring me some,’ und den he leans pack in der shair to sleep mit himself. “I yells ‘Showder!’ to der cook, und ven it gomes oop und I carries it to der man he vas‘zound asleeb. I zay, ‘I haf some fun,’ und I dakes der empty bow] dot some oder vellér had und set in front of der veller mit der jag. Bretty soon he vakes oop und looks at der bowl und zay, ‘Gif me a beer, und how mooch vas all?’ ‘Dwenty cents,’ I zay, und he zay:: ‘Ees dot all? Vell, dot vas as goot showder as I efer did eat.’ “Und I laff like a man ven you git him some beer for nodings und jokes mit him. Den I say to dis veller: ‘Dot vas all right. You haf anoder showder on ‘me eef you like it. Dot vas a goot von. “Und I laff efer since. It vas a goot choke, you .bet.”—Boston Herald. ‘Address as Above.” There is one lawyer in the city who will never again make use. of Latin phrases in writing business letters, A short time ago he had to write a letter to a client in a neighboring city regarding an important lawsuit that was to come up before the court in the course of a few-days. The ihformation he solicited was highly essential to his case. In writhead with his printed address at the top. In closing his letter he. signed himself thus: “John Langdon, Address ut supra.” After waiting several days for the reply, which did not come, he again wrote his procrastinating client and asked why he had not sooner answered his first letter. The next day he received a reply in which the client said that he had answered the letter and addressed it to “John Langdon, Ut Supra, N. Y.”—Buffalo Express. Tremendous Possibilities. The® great secret which many electricians believe to be nearing discovery by some of their number is how to extract from coal direct all of the energy which it contains—the utilizing of it all, with none of the present remainder of dead waste. If they really do this, all their claim and expectation of revolutionizing present methods of heat, lighting and transportation will be justified. If, as they also claim, they will then make wai methods tremendously “destructive be yond any yet known, the world may look forward at an early day to the beginning of a period of undisturbed peace, —Scranton Truth. Instincts That Lead to Death. Professor Mivart proved that there are “instincts” that lead to death by failing to adapt themselves to a change of circumstances. Migratory quail by thousands perish in the deserts of northern Africa, where their ancestors used to find a comfortable winter resort, abounding with forests and even with grainfields if we shall credit Pliny's account of the Numidian coast lands. The forests are gone, but myriads of quail still follow in the saine route at the risk of starvation.—San Francisco Chronicle. Altogether Too Expensive, Husband—I think I shall go out and catch a few fish for our dinner tomorrow, Wife—No. Edwin, we must econo nize, Buy them of the regular dealer. ~-Detroit Free Press, hividitlena toa family perth are often given by word of mouth, in which case a day and hour may be mistaken or for gotten. : Near Tranquebar, on the southeastern

coast of*Indim, there is a species of fish which not only is able to walk on levei ground, but can climb trees, ing this epistle he made use of a letter card of reminder must follow, else the, Mrs. Suyder’s Statement. Mrs. Fred Snyder writes to us from She claims that he did, as has already JUNE was notable a very low death rate a. HOTEL ARRIVALS. ' National Exchange. L. Conrath and wife, Smartsville, J. A. Hustler and wife, Patterson, Henry Meyer: hig ’ P. L. Osborn, Kansas City, N. Cy Miller; French Corral, _ James Fogarty, ss 8. G. Potts, Washington, J. Gaynor, te Miss L. Usborne, Fort Szott, Kansas, W. R. Wygant, Sau Francisco, W. L. Heise, G. J. Scharbach, ade G. 8. Wood, ” Ed M. Lynn, Sacramento, Robert Monteith, Bloomfi:ld, . J. Young, Maybert, J. QO. Jones, Ferest Hill, William Messer, Smethport, Pa., Mrs B. Lee, Red Biuff, Mrs. J. L. Patman and ch , Dixon, T. C. Dorsey, Grass Valley, C. E. Uren, Auburn, Union_Arrivals. Guy Robinson, Penn Valley, F. W. Morrill, # L. Conrath, Smartsville, H. Wegner, 2 P, A. Eckhart, San Francisco, Mantel Lopez, @ ‘* -T. A. Nerney, 5 J. W. Wilcoxon, Yuba City, J. Rice, Sierra City, J. Bradbury, Alleghany, 2 Dan Breen, Columbia Hill, F. Griswold, Sacramento, J.C, Bolan, es R. B. Lamb, San Jose, J.B. Sanders, Colfax, George C. Walmer, Cisco, A. R. Lando, Marysville. ao, . 2 1 KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, re;zulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Cart: Bros, — a et@e cen ~-& Battle For Hisdd: tights and it is always victorious in expellfluid the quality andquantity health. ~Hoon’s. Puts.cnre.all liver. ills.25¢. + 2@e+ LS After Breakfast To purify; vitalize and enrich the blood, and give nerve, bodily and digestive strength, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Continue the medicine after every meal for a month or two. Hoop’s Pius cure,constipation. _ 25¢. +eOee ¥. M, I. An important meeting of Y. M.I., No. 30, will be held on Friday evening, July 28th. Election of delegates to the Grand Gouneil, and other—important. buainess,will be transacted, Every member is requested to be present. James M. Fouey, P. Cart Scuemer, Sec’y. td ~ 0 @@e + aes A —be—what-Hood'sSelnpadle: vigorously. ing all the foul taints and-giving-the—vital. —-of perfect, One noticeable feature of the currency situation is the increasing issue of national bank notes, nearly $4,000,000 worth of notes having been issued la.t month, waile this month promises tv snow even a larger issne, Ayer'sPills Are better known and more general. ly used than any other cathartic. Sugar-coated,’ purely vegetable, and free from mercury or any other injurious drug, this is the ideal family medicine. Though prompt and energetic in their action, the use of these pills.is attended with only the best results. Their effect is to’strengthen and regulate the organic functions, being especially beneficial in the various derangements of the stomach, liver, and bowels, Ayer’s Pills are recommended by all the leading physicians and. druggists, as. the most prompt and effective remedy for biliousness, nausea, costiveness, indigestion, sluggishness of the liver, jaundice, drowsiness, pain in the -side, and sick headache; also, to relieve colds, fevers, neuralgia, and rheumatism. They are taken with great benetit in chills and the diseases peculiar to:'the South. For travelers, whether by land or sea, . Ayer’s Pills are the best, and should never be omitted in the outfit. To preserve their medicinal integrity in all cli* mates, they are put up in bottles as well as boxes. ay “T have used Ayer’s Pills in my family for several years, and always found them to be a mild and excellent purgative, having a good effect es Come to the BR: scue. ae As surely as any known effect follows a cause, just so surely will disease of the kidney4 succeed their inactivity, if that inaction be not promptly remedied. Come to the rescue with Hostettera Stomach Bi.ters, which gives a healthful impulse to the actien of both the kidneys and the bladder, without exciting them, like an unmediéated stimulant. Rende*e'l active by this genial dinretic and tonie,4hey perform their functions thoroughly and regularly, removing from the system impurities which beget rheumatism, dropsy, gravel, Bright's diseaze, diabetes and vatarrh of the bladder. The contraction ot either one of these turmidable maladies is the penalty exacted by nature for indifference-to that plain warning—sluggish action of the kidneys. .When this exists, not a moment should be lust in the use-of the remedy indicated. Bear in mind that the Bitters will relieve with equal promptitude disorders of the stomach, liver, bowels and nerv ous sys-. tem, anil cure or prevent malarial complaints. cass aimee aces cocaine “Get a wen of It. John J. Ingalls, “Ln. Oliver Wendell Holmes and Jules Verne are pictured from ‘heir youth to the present moment in MeClure’s Magazine for August, as Speuser says : “For of the soulé the bodie form doth take For sould is forme and doth the bodie make. ’ Ales aemieas Cuicago is talking of estab ishing a baeterivlogicai laboratory. Thg¢. inspection of all the ice sold in the city would form part of ita duties. Preheat) is NOU Or Severav steel rods in the ceiling of the mailing-room of the Chicago Poxtoffice fell snddenly the other day. Several clerks had! uarro ¥ escapes. HEAVEN om EARTH : “ontheliver. Itis the best pill used.” —Frank Spillman, Sulphur, Ky. Prepared: by Dr. J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Suid by. “Druggiste Everywhere. ‘Every Dose Effective Love and Beauty Make Heaven. So 1,t.us have pure hearts, beautifn! flowers, 4+ houses, birds--nay, beautiful wémen..Every. worn .0 can be joved, can be beautiful. ~ LOLA MONTEZ: CREME SONSTIPATION The SKIN FOODand TISBUK BUILDER makes Ladies bean_ tiful. Prevents carinkleés...K.¢.@ ps. shin by perfect conditio No matter what blemish disfigface or form, Nettie Harri{800 Reward . Offered for the Arrest avd Conviction T ExxcuTive DEPARTMENT. Whereas, on the thirtieth day of June, A. D. 1893, in Grass Valley, in the County of Nevada, State of California, WILLIAM H. PASCOE was murdered by. some person Superfluous hair permenently removed, Is called the “Father of Diseases.” . It is caused by a Torpid Liver, and is generglly, accompanied with LOSS OF APPETITE, SICK HEADACHE, = BAD BREATH, Ete, To treat constipation successfully ‘SIMMONS i REGU LATOR It is a-mild laxative and a tonic to the digestive organs. By taking Simmons Liver Regulator you promote digestion, bring on a regular habit of body and prevent Biliousness and Indigestion. “My wife was sorely distressed wi gianed crn, thee i ene is almost entirely relieved, H pe mana thd flesh." -W. B. Lazu, Delaware, Ohio, “41 have used Simmons Liver Regulator for Constipation of my Bowels, caused waporety derangement of the Liver, ‘and alwa} ith -decided. benefit,’’— Himam *Wannaa, Chieg Justice of Georgia. The Frut-Canning Season HAS ARRIVED. a experienced housewife kn wa =fHAT=— tihng Fruit AKK THE BEST. LEGG a SHAW, “of the Murderer -uf-Sheriff William —. crticies wilh . ~~ —------_ Dealera in HH. Pascoe of Nevada County. MISS A. J. STRANAHAN seca igi Next door to City Hall, Broad Street, FURNITURE, ‘ oo ‘Nevada City, Cal. : BY : ; F 1 licated blemish of } y , STATE OF CALI FORNIA, ) the thee ant fare. ag RS. NEITIE HAR: CARPETS RISON, 2 Geary street, San Francisco, Cal. AT THEIR THREE STORES ON MAIN STREET, ‘NEVADA CITY. or persons unknown : fornia, do hereby offer a reward of OU ne ee hers fail, Coughs, C roup, Sore oarseness, ‘Whoopin Cough and For Consumption it has no rival; fs na thousands, and will cure you if bo nonag Sold by Dru uate Oa 8 goat For a Lame = Bac sHILOH'S BELLADONNA PLASTEROC THis GREA' There, ‘ave you This soenaey. is teed to cure you. Du. "Price, 60 cts. Intector free. ‘Bald Heads! B nares the comdision Oro teon ree § . BESS ea fai t pian aes f 3 nareadcents warned or you % : Skookum Root Hair Grower . foe a ap ‘ iskookum Sritct 7 Faean beer ber ote. a ieee a eat > THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER CO., 3 G7-South Fifth Ave., NewYork, N.Y. = § vnave MARK Registered Raby crfed, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed: Castoria! For sale at Carr Bros, wi $1,000 conviction of said unknown person or persons. conviction. State to be hereunto affixed, day of July, A. D, 1893. H H. MAKKHAM, Governor, E, G. Warr, Secretary of State. In addition to the above, $500 a reward of $300 LIAM H. PASCOE, $2,600. THOS. 8. FORD, District Attoruey of Nevada County. D, F. DOUGLASS, Sheriff of Nevada County. Nevada City, July 27th, 1893. Now, ‘Therefore, I, H. H. MARKHAM, Govérnor of the State of California, by virtue of the authority in me vested by the Constitution and laws of the State of Cali(One Thousand Dollars] for the arrest and Said reward to be paid only upon In witness WHEREOF, I have hereunto set iny band and caused the Great Seal of the this twelfth (Five Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Grass Valley. Also, a reward of (Three Hundred Dollars) is offered by the citizens of Nevada C ty, forthe arrest and} days conviction of the murdérer of Sheriff WILIn case William Fredericks is proven to be*the murderér of Sheriff Pascoe the rewards offered from various sources aggregate ra Entertainment, Miss Ethel A. Horn'ck, ASSISTED BY Mrs. Bruce B. Lee, And Local Talent of This City, Will give an Entertainment at the NEVADA THEATER, FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 28th. Admisssion 50 cents, children 25 cents, reserved seata, at Mulloy's store, free. The program will be published in a few FOR SALE E AVING OTHER BUSINESS REQUIRING my attention, I offer for sale my Store House and Stock if Groceries, A DRIFT GRAVEL Of 250 Acres, Incorporated. ALSU MINE Blacksmith Shop and Tools, T Ralle for 800 feet of Tunnel, 500 feet of Tunnel Completed. For particulars signed, enquire of the underB. F, DERICKSON, Forest (ity, Sierra Co., Cal. Try Pecarty's Small Boer AtsS Cents. Grand ~ Wresting atch TO TAKE PLACE AT ARMORY HALL, BETWEEN Prof. Charles Hariman J, Jeflord, THE MONTANA WONDER. Nevada City. ® ee OE me eee ee i me ! SATURUAY EVENING, AUGUST Sth, °93, There will also be two interesting bouts between FRED TREBILCOX and THOS. ee JAMES of Grass Valley, and GEORGE RUSSELL and JAMES BRANNIGAN of General Admission, 50 cents. Reserved ease For sale by the \ AT A SPECIAL PRICE bce Conner AGENT FOR ata Mineral WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR Hires Root Beer! Dozen or Gross ! \ St or It i Jacks has co ers th ever + go wel Try Schmi: The meetin take ac which . pay los ways . proof w There b this ye years, Fran! ter hou down a) old stru time. Work Attorne racy H from J. expects about a by callin