July 8, 1893 (4 pages)

. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. " Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. te . Published Every Evening Except Sun of g days Legal Holidays. " Batablished Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. : Loca Norrices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. a aeieteeeeeceeelieaeeeeeeaieieimmeeaanaaaaaeiaaiaade? SATURDAY EV'NG. JULY 8, '93. ___—_=S«=§-=wa JUTTINGS FROM ORMONDE. What ' Fair Correspondent Writes Us From That Place. . Eprror Transcerpt-—Thank you, .) cause we hive no direct communicati with The Great Transcontinental Routes, or that our population does not ron up into the thousands, that the outside world should not “hear from us, Ah! No, Ormonde is not the flower that is born to blush unseen. She is ambitious, and if you will allow usa little space in your most valued paper you shall hear from us often, Ormonde, as many are not aware of, is in a fairly prosperous condition, with great anticipation in the near ot future; nor is there a prettier. town. on the South Yuba; as a commercial point and healt resort for her size she has but few rivals on this Coast. Sociability, hospitality and music, which is an —adjunet-of the two former,-exist herein e . a marked degree, It being situated near the confluence of Canon Creek, with the Yuba, makes it a splendid resort for lovers of the finny tribe, and many is the unwary trout that is caught. Phe reat Columbian Fourth was most patriotically celebrated; not with pomp > and show, but in such a manner as to enable us to realize in the highest degree the blessing that our depar ed patriots conferred on us. “In the evening a Grand Ball was given at the residence of Prof. J. K. Wilson, the best of music being furnished by the Professor’s string band I believe it was the finest. ball room ] music we ever heard outside of, San Fran, cisco, all the belles and beaux of Ormonde : { , and vicinity attending. And were we accustomed to. describing ball.costumes or possessed the ability to properly describe then how it would make the eyer of the belles of our larger cities dazzle __All night long did the merry dancers keep ~ step to the music, both merry and lively. All were highly pleased, and as they bid their host and hostess good morning, ‘wished the Nation's birthday might come more often, if it always brought to them such real pleasure and delight. HyEroaiyruus. ll I Graig g A sort, fair skin is the result of pure blond and a healthy liver, to secure which, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the Supe ,Tior Medicine, Ladies who rely upon cosmetics to beautify their complexions,” ea should make a note of. this, bearing in mind that they can’t improve upon nature. monn nepal ieee ak y Articles of Incorporation, Articles of incorporation of the Bear Gold and Silver Mining Company have been filed with the County Clerk. The oliject of the company is ‘to buy, lease 1and sell mines, and extract g ld and i ‘silver and precious metals and to carry on the -business of placer mining in Nevada county, Principal place of business, Nevada City. Capital stock,! : $50,000, divided into 0,000 shares of. on $1 per share. Directors: John Ghidott, 3t. Luigi Queirole, Angelo Queirolo, Emrilio Barurzi, Zenlim Giacomo, eg ‘ Mrs. T. 8. Hawk:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ Ir : For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble io it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. You don’t need to continue dos'ng — with Simmons Liver Regulator. A dose a day. : Whe Miners Are Moving. a San Francisco, July 6—A apecia meeting of the California Miners Asaoon ciation has been called for J uly 14th, in y this city. It is expected that it will be attended’ by a large number of prominent minera throughout the State. i : Resolutions will be introduced memorializing Congress to’ remove restriction’ on hydraulic mining, tending to s speedy resumption of that industry, INK United States Senator. It seems to be the general impression that Governor Markham will appoint Hon. Irwin ©. Stump United States Senator, which place was. made vacant by the death of Leland Stanford. Mr, Stump is a very able man and would do honor to himself and the people ut large. He has @ record for honesty and integ‘al. rity second to none in the State, and probably no man knows the wants of the Pacific Coast any better than Hon. Irwin C, Stump. nderare Arrived at Colfax. The large new dynamo for the electric light works in this city has arrived at Colfax and will be here in a day or two. ea, fall 12, vent \ug. . : : @® DEPRICE'S pe m Bakin aki _ IP 3 DEI He Is In the Vicinity of Quaker til ees It is positively said that Fredericks, is in the neighborliood of Quaker Hill. He Ptook dinner this noon time at A. P. Clark's boarding house, and hie deaseription tallies exactly with that given of him. That is what parties assert who came down to inform the officers. The fellow, whether it be Fredericks or nut, stated to the men ‘there that he had been charged with killing Sheriff Pascoe, but he did not do it. and would not be taken alive. Inimediately after eating dinner he took to the woods. As soon as the news was brought te the Court House Deputy Sheriff Douglass and ex-Deputy Sheriff L. P. Schmidt started for Quaker Hill, . Fredericks, if it be him, has a splendid hiding place as’ the woods are so thick there* that he can ‘easily find a th d-good-pl toconceal himself even if there were a regiinent of men in search of him, PERSONAL. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, J. B. Irish of Downieville is in town. Miss Virgie Deal returned to San Fran i cisco by this morning’s train. Mrs. McGuire of Lowell Hill is here spending a few days, Carl Hesse, Superintendent of the Odin mine, has returned from San-Franciéco, G. L. McCandless of San Francisco came in on the morping train, ‘ G. W. Armstrong’ of Auburn was in town yesterday. i David Eaton of Forest City went up on the morning stage to North Bloomfield. M: H. Hodge of Forest City arrived here last evening from.San Francisco on his way home. Lees i Miss Annie Kelly came down from Downieville last evening on her way be low, re. M. Crampacker and child of Forest City were in town last evening on their way below. W. Moore of North Bloomfield arrived bere last evening from San Francisco on hia way home. John Shafer of Santa Clara was in town last evening on his way to No th Bloomfield. Miss Ina Codper left on the morning train for Chicago, where she will spend a month. : Mrs, Belding of San Francisco, whe has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Bean, left this morning for her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saxby, who have been here on a visit to Mrs Saxby’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Hook, left on the morning train for Ventura. Louie Isoard, son of’ A. Isuard, left heft here yesterday for Oakland, where he has obtained a position on the -Central Pacific railroad. “ Miss Lottie Baker, who has been here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Baker, for the past two months, returned yesterday to Sacramento, where she is employed in the hook bindery of the State Printing Office. Miss Aggie O'Connell has beea appointed teacher of the Cherokee school for the next term. Miss O'Connell has resigned the Quaker Hill school, where she has been successfully engaged in teaching for the past two months. Miss J. Murray, one of the most popular teachers of Monterey, who has been ou a visit for the past two weeks at this city and French Corral, returned to her home this morning. It is rumored that this accomplished lady will return to this county as the bride of a French Corral géntleman. She would be a great aoquisition to the society of that town, Tidings Items. The officers of Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., were installed last evening by District Deputy Grand President Armstrong of Auburn, An exchange of pulpits will take place tomorrow between the Rev. J. T. Murrish of Nevada City and the Rev. J. P. Macauley of Grass Valley. ‘ Judge Paynter tined two drunks $16,60 each on Friday. This will be the regular fine hereafter as the City Attorney re-~ ceives $10 for each conviction. The case of the People of the State of California versus John Netileship, charged with taking water from the ditch with intent to defraud, was on trial be fore a jury in Justice Davis court Friday The jury disagreed and was discharged. Drs. Jones, Hunt and Muller held a consultation Friday in the case of W, F. Rodgers, the man injured at the Central ,. from, of the New Blue Point Mining Company . THE OLD RELIABLE. The Providence Quartz Mino One of the Best in the State. Nevada City the blackest eye in the quartz mining Jine that it had ever received before. But of course the great est blow we ever experienced was the stopping of the hydrwulic mines. When the owners of the old Providence ceased working their mine even [the most enthusiastic believer in the district looked somnewhat.crestfallen, and ‘began to think that if the ‘told reliable,” ( by which name the mine was familiarly known )had -petered, surely there was not much hope for any other mine and it would be only a matter of a short. time when the beautiful Queen City .of the Sierras would be inhabited only by the wild beasts of the forest, or, in other words, it would be knocked into ‘‘smith. ereens’”’ as badly as the Meadow Lake district. The suspension of work at this mine had a bad effect generally upon the whole district. Mining speculators and capi-alists, when they learned that the principal mine in the district had given out before any great depth had been reached, very naturally concluded that this section was'a good place to keep away For a long time monied men bcould hardly be induced to talk about proposition to invest, notwithstanding them. Four or tive San Francisco gentlemen finally came tp and examined’ the mine with a view of purchasing, it, and they did so and placed Col. Carl’Davis, one of the-bestquartz miners-in, the State, “in charge.Regarding the, outlook as favorable they bought the mine and placed a large sum of money in bank for the purpose of developing the property. " There was much ‘dead work " to “do before anything else could be done. ° The inain shaft had to be retimbered in many places avd repairs were necessary. here works. At first employment was given to ‘J about a dozen men, which force was_ increased from. tijne. to. time, and teday. pay-roll. ‘They have erected the finest chlorination works in the State, which are in full operation, working all the sulphurets that come from the mine. Thirty stamps are kept running night -}and-day-and-there is ore enough in sight to keep the mill going for an indefinite’ period, There ‘are two ledges in the mine, one being in slate, the other in. yranite, both of which are looking well, The history of the Providetice mine is similar to that of othr: mines in this county, and shows that mines are often considered worked out when in reality their development has only. just begun, The old theory that gold quartz ledges do not extend beyoud certain depths has been exploded, and by the use of improved methods, economical and skillful management, many other mines that have been closed down could be reopened and successfully operated. Don’r you know to have p: rfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Pitts may be had by mail for 25c. of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, $1000 RAISED ! ood By the Citizens of Grass Valley Thus Par. $500 Moro Expected. The citizens of Grass Valley last night demonstrated ata pubiic meeting that although they may be a lictle tardy they are no less enthusiastic in their desire to bring to justice the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe, : At a meeting held on the previous evening committees were appointed to receive contributions to be offered as a reward for the arrest and conviction of the fiend who murdered Sheriff Pascoe. » Last night reports were received guar~ anteeing at least $1000 to be given for the purpose stated, The committee reported that everybody contributed cheerfully and that it was expected $500 more could be raised, It was ordered that 1000 postal cards and 1000 posters be printed, conveying the information that the citizens of Grass Valley will give $100 as a reward for the conviction of the murderer and that possibly the amount will be increased. _——--v 80 —_ ly you feel all broke up and out of sorts agitate your liver with Simmons Liver Regulator, _ : ’ our mines, and would not listen to any: the most liberal offers were made to and there throughoit the mine and. the company have eighty-une men on the! When the Providence quartz mine was {closed down a few years ago it gave THEY ARE COMING. . -Tho Latest in Regard to tho Nevada and Marysville Railroad. The Transcript received a letter last evening from San Francisco stating that two of the leading men of the company from Nevada City to Grass Valley and Marysville, would arrive in Nevada City on Sunday next. They will come here to more thoroughly investigate and lay their plans for the great work. Our informant did not give the names of the parties, but they will be here and very soon our people will be fully informed as to what is to be done. é We learn from reliable authority that the promoters of the enterprise had strong hopes that the storage system, which had been introduced on. electricrailroads in Europe and in the Eastern States, would prove a success, as the road could then be built and operated at much less expense than by overhead wires. As it unquestionably will be a long time before the storage system can be used successfully, in all probability the proposed road will be operated by the overhead or trolley system. In the event of the completion of the Tregidgo electric power works electricity could be supplied from that source, or’ the comPany could procure water power and put up a large generating plant of their own, : The projectors of the read are satisfied that it will prove a paying enterprise,: but before any work is done upon it they will fully consider the feasibility of the different plans that have been prdéposed, with the view of adopting the most practical. When once the work of to build the road and have it in. operation, as there is comparatively little grading to be done for an electric road. In old times it seemed to be thought that'a medicine must be nauseating to be effective. Now, all this is changed. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, one of the most powerful alteratives, is agreeable to most palates, the flavor being by no means medicinal, ~~ 2 oe oe tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world: for. Outs, “Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Ghapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required ‘Ttis “\aranteed to give perfect satisfac ‘on or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ Drug one Volume seventy-Ffour, ” The Sacramento Bee has entered upen its seventy-fourth volume, After thirty six years of busy buzzing and occasional stinging’ it has lost none of its vim or spice and is as bright as ever, It is a wide-awake, newsy j: urnal, fearless and outspoken — editorially, and although rather rabid sometimes on some ques~ tions it ucually comes out on top. We Wish it-continued prosperity. — A MarpEN dimpled, dainty, fair, With hazel eyes and crumpled hair, Was asked what was the height .of biles. She promptly answered, ‘‘Tisa kiss, Provided that the kissers won’t Negl.ct teeth-cleaning SOZODONT, Ae ppberss aso THE great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Ctires sick headache. 2 -2@e oe -James Cairns, the well-known harnega man whose establishment ie opposite’ thy National Exchange Hotel, has treated himself to one of the prettiest hang. signs ever put up in this vity. Ou onethide ure three lite aize horses, which are admirably painted, and on the other side tliere isa. saddle with lettering of his busingag, It is a daisy. bse tet oceania” No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satistied with its effect, + 0 me Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive. Grocery Store, Commercial street. . Old People 3. V. 8. is the only Barsaparilla that old er feeble people should take, as the mineral potash wi.ich is in every other Barsaparilla that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emacisting. J. V. 8. om the contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or hroken down people. lt builds them up and prolongs theiz lives. 4 ease in points : Mra. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of 610 Mason 6t., 5. F. was for months declining eo rapidly as toserious)y alarm her family. {t got ro bad that she was afflicted with fainting spells. Bhe writes: “While ix, that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J, V.8, and sent for @ bottle. That marked the point, 1 regained my lost desh and and have not felt so well in years.” Theat was twe years ago and Mre, Belden is well and bearty to-day, and still taking J.V.8, U you areteeble and wantte be pulls upask for OY Simccense POR Ga.8 BY CARR BROS, IPASCOE'S that proposes to build ad electric railroad} construction ‘begins it will ‘not take long’ , ‘go well with Shasta lemonade. A Beautiful Signo. ; nae: i : HURDERER. Attend the Meeting at the Court House This Evening. —A mass meeting of the citizens of Nevada City has been called for this evening at 8 o'clock at the Court House, to take action in gelation to offering “a re= ward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe. Every citigen should attend, take part in that.meeting, and assist by subscrip— tiun and ovherwise in doing hia part in discovering the murderer. If the reward is large enough the’ best detectives in the State will come here and endeavor to find the assassin, It isa duty we owe to our late lax mented Sheriff to do all in our power to bring the wretch 'to justice. Don't fail to attend the meeting at the Court House this evening. ~~ «geo — All Free, Those who have used Dr.)King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug: gist and get a Trial Bottle, Kree. Send your name and address to H. R. Bucklen . & Co., Chicago, and get asample—bex-oflr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well -as-a-copy-of-tuide to Health and House: hold Instruction, Free. All of which ia guaranteed to do you good and ‘vost you nothing. -Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, ee ed SHILOH’S CURK, the great Coug, and Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, . + eRe oe Ad Truckee Re; ublican Seld. ‘Hon. CF, McGlashan hina again res tired from’ the journalistic fidld, having sold the Cruckee Republican to WP Calkins, formerly one of the editers and proprietors of the Colfax Sentinel and Grass Valley Union. Mo(lashan issue his last number today and the now ~/-preprictor will-take-possesaion—onMri day. eS os — me Barn Burned. A small cow-bara belonging. to A Lones, situated on“upper Spring streét, was discovered on fire at 5 o'clock yea: terday atterncon. The alarm was given, but before the fire companies could get to the scene the building was nearly con: sumed, ————8 #@e o — Special Meeting. A special meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., will be held at the TRANscRiP® office on Friday. egwning, July 7th; By order of the President, je J, C. Niwon, Secretary, eG Ghee oul Bill of Fare Changed, It is rather late for tripe, so J, J; Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store. haé concluded to introduce to his ciisto.uerg the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ‘em, They j24 \YOU GAN CATCH wil } Nevada City’s Handvornsi Etablishment ofFremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of Swellings in the Neck One of the most stubborn forms of Scrofula is that of goltre, whiéh ts not only a very ¢istressing disfigurement of the face and neck, but causes great anxiety, because it Is liable to develop into the painful and ‘sickening running sore. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been Wonderfully Successful in cases of this kind. Acting promptly upon the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the swelling, thus deprived of its cause and sup port, soon disappears. Read this: “ToC. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, “T suffered terribly with swellings In my neck, or goitre, and spent an enermeous amount of money for medicines, but to no purpose. I became completely discouraged, I read about Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Hood’s . Sarsaparilla Cures ' Kalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapm rilla. L wrote to her and received an answer fully. confirming the -priited testtmonial: then commenced toake Hood's Sarsaparilla myself, and when I had-takey—tweo-botties found that my neck had been reauced in size two inches. I was so anxious to know the effect of the medicine that 1 used a tape ».easure every day, Ina few weeks I found the swelling very much reduced; and I coul reathe with Perfect Kase, Which I had not done for yeurs, 1 continued with Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now Permanentuy Cared of goltre.”) Mrs. JENNIE RIGELOW, Hooo's Pitts act easily, yet promptly and efficiently on the live; and bowels,cure headache, A. fellow on sight . if. your-Shee looks If it _don't:wear as well ail right, as it looks-——yo lose him, WEBBER'S SHOES and The prices are all right, Look well wear well, KESTRAY NOTICE, NAME to my enelosure, ou Nimrod street / July 4th, 1894, brindle cow, with lef: ear cropped and slitted ; branded “T. 8.’ onrighthip, Alsoa red and white ate r (@ if; same brind ‘as cow. Owner is requerted to call and prove iis proper.y, pay Chargegpand take them nwiy. i GEORGE H, ALLEN, Nevada City, July 6, 1403 WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse lee Cream. It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as. you have a taste to be gratitied and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you wall be just about right, HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED : How Wella Suit of Clothes : Fits That is Sent Out of Our Store HAVE YOU: EVER NOTICED the Workmanship ? . Well it is Made up and finished? How perfctly it is Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The Prices on Our Custom Made Clothing? Know that We Sell High Grads Goods at prices that Are bound to please HAVE The Worn lately coming Our Store? We are Selling More Clothing than Other House in the And it is simply because We 2. EX. MILLER, A POT Of Goldis supposed to be Concealed at the sOTTORMM, Of the Rainbow. We are all : ¢? S KREQTER IT. _, _ Pause, friends, long enough tofinspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &e.,.&c. Also leave your orders for Shakes-and“Wood. We import our Maple reac! direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ‘ steerer Besin to Get Rich By aking money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of €anned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Ete.; at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods, at .Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. _.FOR YOUR FINE lothing, Furnishine (Goods ee We. have the most complete stock-in this-city: Everything Fresh and New, and” of XS, And the Only One Price Store in this city. the Very. Latest Styles. anes Country orders will recetve our best attention.) CARTER & JOUNSTON, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. é a ee ee rer mel — a eg : _ MRS, LASTER CRAWFORD Tremendous Inducements oftered in VELISH MULLING Daring the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed = j fREE. We have just purchased at a barg most stylish shipes ia White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick ant Lace Straw Hats, which we otter at just about ONE -HALE the regular prices. 13 dozin Bia¢k and Waite 73 ceat Leghorn Hats duced to 35. cents. worth 5.» cents, whicl ain 29 dozen of the 6 dozen Broad Brim Dailors, in black, 1 we.are selling for 15 cents. How: Do You you? YOU EVER NOTICED number of Suits that are from any City, Goods and they An Honest Havana Cigar. Hand+made Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY Manufactured by William. Giffin, Good as Imported. The Old Reliable, 1 FOR North Star mine, to decide about perave the pistans MOST PERFECT MADE, forming an operation. As the patient Baby cried, yes ane je beld cil. the great Hotels the leading . was somewhat improved the operation econ of tartar baking powser,—. Mother sighed, : ?. . ul # 's( ream % ormed. : vi — —_—-—-+ z Taking Powder tarts its supremacy. biased ante PER inte United States Government Food Doctor prescribed ; Castoria! Sere Sm of Tartar Free from War suffer from indigestion and dys-_ 3 foes P ‘ “ are ee : “a pepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is Royal Baking Powder 0o., te # Years the Standard, [erent eet mem 106 Wall be, N.Y, (NATIVE SOY OP MARYLAND,) . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. es Gt & i, WEST ! es # "Ds aly ae Z

. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. " Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. te . Published Every Evening Except Sun of g days Legal Holidays. " Batablished Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. : Loca Norrices—10 cents per line for 1st insertion and 5 cents per line for each additional insertion, or $1 per line per month. a aeieteeeeeceeelieaeeeeeeaieieimmeeaanaaaaaeiaaiaade? SATURDAY EV'NG. JULY 8, '93. ___—_=S«=§-=wa JUTTINGS FROM ORMONDE. What ' Fair Correspondent Writes Us From That Place. . Eprror Transcerpt-—Thank you, .) cause we hive no direct communicati with The Great Transcontinental Routes, or that our population does not ron up into the thousands, that the outside world should not “hear from us, Ah! No, Ormonde is not the flower that is born to blush unseen. She is ambitious, and if you will allow usa little space in your most valued paper you shall hear from us often, Ormonde, as many are not aware of, is in a fairly prosperous condition, with great anticipation in the near ot future; nor is there a prettier. town. on the South Yuba; as a commercial point and healt resort for her size she has but few rivals on this Coast. Sociability, hospitality and music, which is an —adjunet-of the two former,-exist herein e . a marked degree, It being situated near the confluence of Canon Creek, with the Yuba, makes it a splendid resort for lovers of the finny tribe, and many is the unwary trout that is caught. Phe reat Columbian Fourth was most patriotically celebrated; not with pomp > and show, but in such a manner as to enable us to realize in the highest degree the blessing that our depar ed patriots conferred on us. “In the evening a Grand Ball was given at the residence of Prof. J. K. Wilson, the best of music being furnished by the Professor’s string band I believe it was the finest. ball room ] music we ever heard outside of, San Fran, cisco, all the belles and beaux of Ormonde : { , and vicinity attending. And were we accustomed to. describing ball.costumes or possessed the ability to properly describe then how it would make the eyer of the belles of our larger cities dazzle __All night long did the merry dancers keep ~ step to the music, both merry and lively. All were highly pleased, and as they bid their host and hostess good morning, ‘wished the Nation's birthday might come more often, if it always brought to them such real pleasure and delight. HyEroaiyruus. ll I Graig g A sort, fair skin is the result of pure blond and a healthy liver, to secure which, Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the Supe ,Tior Medicine, Ladies who rely upon cosmetics to beautify their complexions,” ea should make a note of. this, bearing in mind that they can’t improve upon nature. monn nepal ieee ak y Articles of Incorporation, Articles of incorporation of the Bear Gold and Silver Mining Company have been filed with the County Clerk. The oliject of the company is ‘to buy, lease 1and sell mines, and extract g ld and i ‘silver and precious metals and to carry on the -business of placer mining in Nevada county, Principal place of business, Nevada City. Capital stock,! : $50,000, divided into 0,000 shares of. on $1 per share. Directors: John Ghidott, 3t. Luigi Queirole, Angelo Queirolo, Emrilio Barurzi, Zenlim Giacomo, eg ‘ Mrs. T. 8. Hawk:ns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever used.’ Ir : For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble io it excels, Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros. You don’t need to continue dos'ng — with Simmons Liver Regulator. A dose a day. : Whe Miners Are Moving. a San Francisco, July 6—A apecia meeting of the California Miners Asaoon ciation has been called for J uly 14th, in y this city. It is expected that it will be attended’ by a large number of prominent minera throughout the State. i : Resolutions will be introduced memorializing Congress to’ remove restriction’ on hydraulic mining, tending to s speedy resumption of that industry, INK United States Senator. It seems to be the general impression that Governor Markham will appoint Hon. Irwin ©. Stump United States Senator, which place was. made vacant by the death of Leland Stanford. Mr, Stump is a very able man and would do honor to himself and the people ut large. He has @ record for honesty and integ‘al. rity second to none in the State, and probably no man knows the wants of the Pacific Coast any better than Hon. Irwin C, Stump. nderare Arrived at Colfax. The large new dynamo for the electric light works in this city has arrived at Colfax and will be here in a day or two. ea, fall 12, vent \ug. . : : @® DEPRICE'S pe m Bakin aki _ IP 3 DEI He Is In the Vicinity of Quaker til ees It is positively said that Fredericks, is in the neighborliood of Quaker Hill. He Ptook dinner this noon time at A. P. Clark's boarding house, and hie deaseription tallies exactly with that given of him. That is what parties assert who came down to inform the officers. The fellow, whether it be Fredericks or nut, stated to the men ‘there that he had been charged with killing Sheriff Pascoe, but he did not do it. and would not be taken alive. Inimediately after eating dinner he took to the woods. As soon as the news was brought te the Court House Deputy Sheriff Douglass and ex-Deputy Sheriff L. P. Schmidt started for Quaker Hill, . Fredericks, if it be him, has a splendid hiding place as’ the woods are so thick there* that he can ‘easily find a th d-good-pl toconceal himself even if there were a regiinent of men in search of him, PERSONAL. Sovial and Other Notes About People Old and Young, J. B. Irish of Downieville is in town. Miss Virgie Deal returned to San Fran i cisco by this morning’s train. Mrs. McGuire of Lowell Hill is here spending a few days, Carl Hesse, Superintendent of the Odin mine, has returned from San-Franciéco, G. L. McCandless of San Francisco came in on the morping train, ‘ G. W. Armstrong’ of Auburn was in town yesterday. i David Eaton of Forest City went up on the morning stage to North Bloomfield. M: H. Hodge of Forest City arrived here last evening from.San Francisco on his way home. Lees i Miss Annie Kelly came down from Downieville last evening on her way be low, re. M. Crampacker and child of Forest City were in town last evening on their way below. W. Moore of North Bloomfield arrived bere last evening from San Francisco on hia way home. John Shafer of Santa Clara was in town last evening on his way to No th Bloomfield. Miss Ina Codper left on the morning train for Chicago, where she will spend a month. : Mrs, Belding of San Francisco, whe has been on a visit to her sister, Mrs. Bean, left this morning for her home. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Saxby, who have been here on a visit to Mrs Saxby’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John ‘Hook, left on the morning train for Ventura. Louie Isoard, son of’ A. Isuard, left heft here yesterday for Oakland, where he has obtained a position on the -Central Pacific railroad. “ Miss Lottie Baker, who has been here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Baker, for the past two months, returned yesterday to Sacramento, where she is employed in the hook bindery of the State Printing Office. Miss Aggie O'Connell has beea appointed teacher of the Cherokee school for the next term. Miss O'Connell has resigned the Quaker Hill school, where she has been successfully engaged in teaching for the past two months. Miss J. Murray, one of the most popular teachers of Monterey, who has been ou a visit for the past two weeks at this city and French Corral, returned to her home this morning. It is rumored that this accomplished lady will return to this county as the bride of a French Corral géntleman. She would be a great aoquisition to the society of that town, Tidings Items. The officers of Quartz Parlor, N. 8. G. W., were installed last evening by District Deputy Grand President Armstrong of Auburn, An exchange of pulpits will take place tomorrow between the Rev. J. T. Murrish of Nevada City and the Rev. J. P. Macauley of Grass Valley. ‘ Judge Paynter tined two drunks $16,60 each on Friday. This will be the regular fine hereafter as the City Attorney re-~ ceives $10 for each conviction. The case of the People of the State of California versus John Netileship, charged with taking water from the ditch with intent to defraud, was on trial be fore a jury in Justice Davis court Friday The jury disagreed and was discharged. Drs. Jones, Hunt and Muller held a consultation Friday in the case of W, F. Rodgers, the man injured at the Central ,. from, of the New Blue Point Mining Company . THE OLD RELIABLE. The Providence Quartz Mino One of the Best in the State. Nevada City the blackest eye in the quartz mining Jine that it had ever received before. But of course the great est blow we ever experienced was the stopping of the hydrwulic mines. When the owners of the old Providence ceased working their mine even [the most enthusiastic believer in the district looked somnewhat.crestfallen, and ‘began to think that if the ‘told reliable,” ( by which name the mine was familiarly known )had -petered, surely there was not much hope for any other mine and it would be only a matter of a short. time when the beautiful Queen City .of the Sierras would be inhabited only by the wild beasts of the forest, or, in other words, it would be knocked into ‘‘smith. ereens’”’ as badly as the Meadow Lake district. The suspension of work at this mine had a bad effect generally upon the whole district. Mining speculators and capi-alists, when they learned that the principal mine in the district had given out before any great depth had been reached, very naturally concluded that this section was'a good place to keep away For a long time monied men bcould hardly be induced to talk about proposition to invest, notwithstanding them. Four or tive San Francisco gentlemen finally came tp and examined’ the mine with a view of purchasing, it, and they did so and placed Col. Carl’Davis, one of the-bestquartz miners-in, the State, “in charge.Regarding the, outlook as favorable they bought the mine and placed a large sum of money in bank for the purpose of developing the property. " There was much ‘dead work " to “do before anything else could be done. ° The inain shaft had to be retimbered in many places avd repairs were necessary. here works. At first employment was given to ‘J about a dozen men, which force was_ increased from. tijne. to. time, and teday. pay-roll. ‘They have erected the finest chlorination works in the State, which are in full operation, working all the sulphurets that come from the mine. Thirty stamps are kept running night -}and-day-and-there is ore enough in sight to keep the mill going for an indefinite’ period, There ‘are two ledges in the mine, one being in slate, the other in. yranite, both of which are looking well, The history of the Providetice mine is similar to that of othr: mines in this county, and shows that mines are often considered worked out when in reality their development has only. just begun, The old theory that gold quartz ledges do not extend beyoud certain depths has been exploded, and by the use of improved methods, economical and skillful management, many other mines that have been closed down could be reopened and successfully operated. Don’r you know to have p: rfect health you must have pure blood, and the best way to have pure blood is to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the best blood purifier and strength builder, Hoop’s Pitts may be had by mail for 25c. of C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, $1000 RAISED ! ood By the Citizens of Grass Valley Thus Par. $500 Moro Expected. The citizens of Grass Valley last night demonstrated ata pubiic meeting that although they may be a lictle tardy they are no less enthusiastic in their desire to bring to justice the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe, : At a meeting held on the previous evening committees were appointed to receive contributions to be offered as a reward for the arrest and conviction of the fiend who murdered Sheriff Pascoe. » Last night reports were received guar~ anteeing at least $1000 to be given for the purpose stated, The committee reported that everybody contributed cheerfully and that it was expected $500 more could be raised, It was ordered that 1000 postal cards and 1000 posters be printed, conveying the information that the citizens of Grass Valley will give $100 as a reward for the conviction of the murderer and that possibly the amount will be increased. _——--v 80 —_ ly you feel all broke up and out of sorts agitate your liver with Simmons Liver Regulator, _ : ’ our mines, and would not listen to any: the most liberal offers were made to and there throughoit the mine and. the company have eighty-une men on the! When the Providence quartz mine was {closed down a few years ago it gave THEY ARE COMING. . -Tho Latest in Regard to tho Nevada and Marysville Railroad. The Transcript received a letter last evening from San Francisco stating that two of the leading men of the company from Nevada City to Grass Valley and Marysville, would arrive in Nevada City on Sunday next. They will come here to more thoroughly investigate and lay their plans for the great work. Our informant did not give the names of the parties, but they will be here and very soon our people will be fully informed as to what is to be done. é We learn from reliable authority that the promoters of the enterprise had

strong hopes that the storage system, which had been introduced on. electricrailroads in Europe and in the Eastern States, would prove a success, as the road could then be built and operated at much less expense than by overhead wires. As it unquestionably will be a long time before the storage system can be used successfully, in all probability the proposed road will be operated by the overhead or trolley system. In the event of the completion of the Tregidgo electric power works electricity could be supplied from that source, or’ the comPany could procure water power and put up a large generating plant of their own, : The projectors of the read are satisfied that it will prove a paying enterprise,: but before any work is done upon it they will fully consider the feasibility of the different plans that have been prdéposed, with the view of adopting the most practical. When once the work of to build the road and have it in. operation, as there is comparatively little grading to be done for an electric road. In old times it seemed to be thought that'a medicine must be nauseating to be effective. Now, all this is changed. Ayer's Sarsaparilla, one of the most powerful alteratives, is agreeable to most palates, the flavor being by no means medicinal, ~~ 2 oe oe tucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world: for. Outs, “Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Ghapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required ‘Ttis “\aranteed to give perfect satisfac ‘on or money refunded, Price 25 cents per box For sale * Carr Brothers’ Drug one Volume seventy-Ffour, ” The Sacramento Bee has entered upen its seventy-fourth volume, After thirty six years of busy buzzing and occasional stinging’ it has lost none of its vim or spice and is as bright as ever, It is a wide-awake, newsy j: urnal, fearless and outspoken — editorially, and although rather rabid sometimes on some ques~ tions it ucually comes out on top. We Wish it-continued prosperity. — A MarpEN dimpled, dainty, fair, With hazel eyes and crumpled hair, Was asked what was the height .of biles. She promptly answered, ‘‘Tisa kiss, Provided that the kissers won’t Negl.ct teeth-cleaning SOZODONT, Ae ppberss aso THE great vegetable substitute for pills is Simmons Liver Regulator. Ctires sick headache. 2 -2@e oe -James Cairns, the well-known harnega man whose establishment ie opposite’ thy National Exchange Hotel, has treated himself to one of the prettiest hang. signs ever put up in this vity. Ou onethide ure three lite aize horses, which are admirably painted, and on the other side tliere isa. saddle with lettering of his busingag, It is a daisy. bse tet oceania” No one ever tried Simmons Liver Regulator without being satistied with its effect, + 0 me Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. Schmidt Bros, tf. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healtlful summer beverage—at the Beehive. Grocery Store, Commercial street. . Old People 3. V. 8. is the only Barsaparilla that old er feeble people should take, as the mineral potash wi.ich is in every other Barsaparilla that we know of, is under certain conditions known to be emacisting. J. V. 8. om the contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or hroken down people. lt builds them up and prolongs theiz lives. 4 ease in points : Mra. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of 610 Mason 6t., 5. F. was for months declining eo rapidly as toserious)y alarm her family. {t got ro bad that she was afflicted with fainting spells. Bhe writes: “While ix, that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J, V.8, and sent for @ bottle. That marked the point, 1 regained my lost desh and and have not felt so well in years.” Theat was twe years ago and Mre, Belden is well and bearty to-day, and still taking J.V.8, U you areteeble and wantte be pulls upask for OY Simccense POR Ga.8 BY CARR BROS, IPASCOE'S that proposes to build ad electric railroad} construction ‘begins it will ‘not take long’ , ‘go well with Shasta lemonade. A Beautiful Signo. ; nae: i : HURDERER. Attend the Meeting at the Court House This Evening. —A mass meeting of the citizens of Nevada City has been called for this evening at 8 o'clock at the Court House, to take action in gelation to offering “a re= ward for the arrest and conviction of the murderer of Sheriff Pascoe. Every citigen should attend, take part in that.meeting, and assist by subscrip— tiun and ovherwise in doing hia part in discovering the murderer. If the reward is large enough the’ best detectives in the State will come here and endeavor to find the assassin, It isa duty we owe to our late lax mented Sheriff to do all in our power to bring the wretch 'to justice. Don't fail to attend the meeting at the Court House this evening. ~~ «geo — All Free, Those who have used Dr.)King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free. Call on the advertised Drug: gist and get a Trial Bottle, Kree. Send your name and address to H. R. Bucklen . & Co., Chicago, and get asample—bex-oflr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well -as-a-copy-of-tuide to Health and House: hold Instruction, Free. All of which ia guaranteed to do you good and ‘vost you nothing. -Sold at Carr Bros., Drugstore, ee ed SHILOH’S CURK, the great Coug, and Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, . + eRe oe Ad Truckee Re; ublican Seld. ‘Hon. CF, McGlashan hina again res tired from’ the journalistic fidld, having sold the Cruckee Republican to WP Calkins, formerly one of the editers and proprietors of the Colfax Sentinel and Grass Valley Union. Mo(lashan issue his last number today and the now ~/-preprictor will-take-possesaion—onMri day. eS os — me Barn Burned. A small cow-bara belonging. to A Lones, situated on“upper Spring streét, was discovered on fire at 5 o'clock yea: terday atterncon. The alarm was given, but before the fire companies could get to the scene the building was nearly con: sumed, ————8 #@e o — Special Meeting. A special meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, N. 8. G. W., will be held at the TRANscRiP® office on Friday. egwning, July 7th; By order of the President, je J, C. Niwon, Secretary, eG Ghee oul Bill of Fare Changed, It is rather late for tripe, so J, J; Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store. haé concluded to introduce to his ciisto.uerg the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city, Try ‘em, They j24 \YOU GAN CATCH wil } Nevada City’s Handvornsi Etablishment ofFremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of Swellings in the Neck One of the most stubborn forms of Scrofula is that of goltre, whiéh ts not only a very ¢istressing disfigurement of the face and neck, but causes great anxiety, because it Is liable to develop into the painful and ‘sickening running sore. Hood's Sarsaparilla has been Wonderfully Successful in cases of this kind. Acting promptly upon the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the swelling, thus deprived of its cause and sup port, soon disappears. Read this: “ToC. I, Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass, “T suffered terribly with swellings In my neck, or goitre, and spent an enermeous amount of money for medicines, but to no purpose. I became completely discouraged, I read about Mrs. Anna Sutherland, of Hood’s . Sarsaparilla Cures ' Kalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapm rilla. L wrote to her and received an answer fully. confirming the -priited testtmonial: then commenced toake Hood's Sarsaparilla myself, and when I had-takey—tweo-botties found that my neck had been reauced in size two inches. I was so anxious to know the effect of the medicine that 1 used a tape ».easure every day, Ina few weeks I found the swelling very much reduced; and I coul reathe with Perfect Kase, Which I had not done for yeurs, 1 continued with Hood's Sarsaparilla and am now Permanentuy Cared of goltre.”) Mrs. JENNIE RIGELOW, Hooo's Pitts act easily, yet promptly and efficiently on the live; and bowels,cure headache, A. fellow on sight . if. your-Shee looks If it _don't:wear as well ail right, as it looks-——yo lose him, WEBBER'S SHOES and The prices are all right, Look well wear well, KESTRAY NOTICE, NAME to my enelosure, ou Nimrod street / July 4th, 1894, brindle cow, with lef: ear cropped and slitted ; branded “T. 8.’ onrighthip, Alsoa red and white ate r (@ if; same brind ‘as cow. Owner is requerted to call and prove iis proper.y, pay Chargegpand take them nwiy. i GEORGE H, ALLEN, Nevada City, July 6, 1403 WE CAN ASSIST YOU By furnishing you with Foley's Lilac de Perse lee Cream. It will appeal to and gratify your taste just as surely as. you have a taste to be gratitied and appealed to. In all probabilty, you will exclaim promptly that you never tasted anything like it, and you wall be just about right, HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED : How Wella Suit of Clothes : Fits That is Sent Out of Our Store HAVE YOU: EVER NOTICED the Workmanship ? . Well it is Made up and finished? How perfctly it is Trimmed ? HAVE YOU EVER NOTICED The Prices on Our Custom Made Clothing? Know that We Sell High Grads Goods at prices that Are bound to please HAVE The Worn lately coming Our Store? We are Selling More Clothing than Other House in the And it is simply because We 2. EX. MILLER, A POT Of Goldis supposed to be Concealed at the sOTTORMM, Of the Rainbow. We are all : ¢? S KREQTER IT. _, _ Pause, friends, long enough tofinspect our immense stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Feed, Flour, Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &e.,.&c. Also leave your orders for Shakes-and“Wood. We import our Maple reac! direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. ‘ steerer Besin to Get Rich By aking money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffees, Butter, Cheese, Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of €anned Goods, Candies, Nuts, Ete.; at the PLAZA STORE. We always keep the best of goods, at .Fair Prices THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. _.FOR YOUR FINE lothing, Furnishine (Goods ee We. have the most complete stock-in this-city: Everything Fresh and New, and” of XS, And the Only One Price Store in this city. the Very. Latest Styles. anes Country orders will recetve our best attention.) CARTER & JOUNSTON, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. é a ee ee rer mel — a eg : _ MRS, LASTER CRAWFORD Tremendous Inducements oftered in VELISH MULLING Daring the remainder of the season. Hats trimmed = j fREE. We have just purchased at a barg most stylish shipes ia White, Nile Green, Lavender and Black Chick ant Lace Straw Hats, which we otter at just about ONE -HALE the regular prices. 13 dozin Bia¢k and Waite 73 ceat Leghorn Hats duced to 35. cents. worth 5.» cents, whicl ain 29 dozen of the 6 dozen Broad Brim Dailors, in black, 1 we.are selling for 15 cents. How: Do You you? YOU EVER NOTICED number of Suits that are from any City, Goods and they An Honest Havana Cigar. Hand+made Cuban Process. BETTER THAN KEY Manufactured by William. Giffin, Good as Imported. The Old Reliable, 1 FOR North Star mine, to decide about perave the pistans MOST PERFECT MADE, forming an operation. As the patient Baby cried, yes ane je beld cil. the great Hotels the leading . was somewhat improved the operation econ of tartar baking powser,—. Mother sighed, : ?. . ul # 's( ream % ormed. : vi — —_—-—-+ z Taking Powder tarts its supremacy. biased ante PER inte United States Government Food Doctor prescribed ; Castoria! Sere Sm of Tartar Free from War suffer from indigestion and dys-_ 3 foes P ‘ “ are ee : “a pepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator is Royal Baking Powder 0o., te # Years the Standard, [erent eet mem 106 Wall be, N.Y, (NATIVE SOY OP MARYLAND,) . NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. es Gt & i, WEST ! es # "Ds aly ae Z