October 6, 1887 (4 pages)

Lore letor ‘ocery ill: bep54 t in the » Day, v ILLER 1ufacturpnt. ‘3 be our is the ty ‘fn use no County. rand itor, anager 1gon, ete paetons uaacnecenees . The Daily Transcript. . . THURSDAY; OOT:-6, 1887;QO For additional: local matter see second page. HERE AND THERE,The Government has issuel a patent tothe Live O k/ quartz claim iv Washington district. The Union tays that the-Planet drift mining company have: struck a gravel channel that promises to prove very rich. Ths Tidings announces. a gim? of baseball to take place at Watt Park Sunday afternoon between the: Empire and Boss of the tk oad c'ubs. R. (. Carroll, who has been spending thirty days in the county jiil for smashing some dishes in a ‘Truckee eating house, was turned loose yesterday, his term. having expired. The Oro Fino mine is sail to bs looking better than ever. The shift y is being sunk deepar, an . batween the ade 20) and 310 level a new and go-da ode looking ledge was struck this wsek. Josiah Glasson, for many years « resident of North Bloomfield, wil hereafter conduct the black-mithing establishment at Grass Valley until now belonging to his brother Joseph, who ia dangerous.y ill,, and Mr. -Powers. @ Owen Doherty and George Chappel, whoown adjoining ranches on Gold Flat, have long been wrangling in and out of court as to the ownership of a water right. Doherty proposes to settle the controversy once’ for all by a suit to quiet title. Jack Cocking, an idleand dissolute fellow who has been hanying around town sever . of years,was found Tues day night in an outhouse at. the rear of Co ley’s Brothers ineat-market in an ill and feeble condition. He was pur inthecity prison forthe night and yesterday transferred to the county hospit 1. ne The Vi_ginia Cig (Nev.) Enterprize says: A letter fpom Lillian Smith, the champion rifle’ shot, enumerates a tumber of presents received by her in London, among which are diamonds, twovco.lie dogs (each 50-pound weizht, one skye tertier, w parrot, one monkey, three cats, @ Canary bird and a spaniel dog. She reports herself tired of London and wiil be glad toyet back -to the home of her childhood. A Look Ahead. A gentleman living in one of the lower cities, but thoroughly familiar K from personal observation with the Mpuny advantages possessed by Nevada '@ounty, writes as fu.lows to a friend at “this city: “The immigration California is te receive in the near future is something enormous to contemplate. In the next five years the population wil surely double, and the newcomers will want land. Southern Caliiornia cannot accommodate the influx,and the majority of the increase from now on will surely head north. Investments now in good soil at the low rates that preva . will lurer on mean large profits to the buyers. Perhaps I am too sanguine, but I candidly think that in five years California willhave 1.0,0C0 more voters than at present. They are coming to buy all we huve to se.) climate with good land thiown in. Does it ever strike you that the word ‘climate’ comprises your main and particular advantage over all other portions ot the United States? Equally as good lands as any in our State can be found in the Mississippi Valley,in New York, Iowa, IIl.nois, and many other States ; but they wll lack that one im,ortant requisite to the propagation and growth of our wide variety of products which command the word for a market. They’ve got to secure lands here in order to secure the benefit of our climate, and. it will be a. short time when ali the desirable acres are gathered in for the purpose o/ erniching those who ‘get in early.’ ” v The Greenhorn Bridge. The Beard of Supervisors yesterday visited the ew county bridge across Greenhorn creek wit a view to accepting the sume if it has been built according to the coutr. ct. A Gift for All. Inorder to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a,limited time, given away. This offer is not only iberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy, All who sutfer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of ‘Throat, Chest or Lungs, re especially requested to call at CarrPros.’ Drugstore, and get a ‘Trial Bottle Free, Lurge Bottles $1. ne gee An Artistic Milliner. Mrs. Mary F. Martin, of Kansas City, Mo., a laly who has had an exPerience of ten years in the mil.iney bu iness, hus been eng ged \by Mrs. Mills & Grissell as ‘Trimmer for the Fall and Winter trade. Mrs. Mills hus just returned from San Francisco Where, in conjuction with Mra, Murtin, she purchased one: of the finest tks of pushes, ribbons, feathers, birds, etc., for millinery, ever bronght to Nevada City, Due announcement Will, be ziven through the columns oi _ the Transcript of the opening day. : Mre, Mills ulso purchared a ma,pilieent stock of diy yoods, dress trimmM ngs, dress patterns and material for cluaks and Usters, and is now Teudy to fill ll orders in the very latest styles, ob-tf Execraic Cat mh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; emith & Knutweil, Bloom eid, 1-10. « Use D. D. D. ior Dyspepsia. DOWER VS. RICHARDS. Full Text of the Supreme Court’s Decis‘ton Affire ing Judgment. & ee In the {8,(00 damage enit of Dower vs. Richards, in which a jury in the Superior Court of this county gave a verdict for defendant, the Supr ‘me Court his in the following linguage firme 1 the julzment of Judge Soward in the various rulings: pet Richards was the owner of a lot of ground which he claimed and held by a deed of conveyance from a Mrs. Bigelow, who had. acquired it with other land undef the ‘town-site patent of the City of Neva:la, issued in the year 1869, hy virtue Ofths provisions of Ch .pter 32 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. The plaintiff had ran a tunnel nnder this lot, claiming that he had aright to do so because, as he aileged, in such way ofly could he reach and work 4‘‘gold mine” situated within suid lot and known to exist av the dite of the town-site patent under which said lot was held und claimed. As a consequence, a well be'onged to he defendant located on that lot several hundred feet from the tunnel, had become drained of its water, and to restore he water to the well the defendant cavedin ‘the plaintiff's tunnel at a poi::t where the latter claimed it had reached a spur of the quartz le lye or “gold mine.” . Because of the alleged trespass of the’ defendant in digging in his own lot in such a way as to cave in the tannel of the plhintiff, and te recover the damages resu!ting theretrom, the latter instituted this action. Che cause was tried by a jury, who returne! a verdict for the defeadant. @d from the julgment rendered therenpon this appeal is prosecuted. A bill. of exceptions “presents . the grounds relied off to'reverse that judgment. The main points made in support of the plaintiff's contention “ure : 1, That the Court erred in its in struction to the jur:, numbered “one.”” 2. That it refused to grant twelv: instructions requeste.! by the plaintiff. The instruction first mentioried is a: fullows: 2 “The -jury is instructed that if they believe from the evidence that the pl.ce where Philip Richards caved in the tunnel was upon ground to which he had_previousiy derived title under the town-site patent of the City ol Nevada, and that such place was not npon any mining or tuanel possession hell at the date of or prior to the date of such town-site patent, then the jury should find for the defendant, unless you find the acts of the defendant in filling up the tunnel were done through malice and oppression.” It is very plain that the United States in granting the patent und which the defendant held and possessed his lot. reserved to itself the tileto any “gold mine” which migh he known to exist in any part of that lot (Seetior 2,392, U. S. Revised S:arutes, seond edition 1878, page 438) andthe pl intiff urges that as a conequence, the Gove: nment or any one authorized by it toexplore such gol: mine, may tunnel under a lot yranted ‘y a town-site patent dated in the year 1869, and drain the water from a we . situated on that lot, if it be necessary to the rcasonable and proper con struction of that tunnel, even if while sv doing there’ be no gold miné existing in that part. of such lot-ander or i: which the tunnel runs. That is to say, she claims theright for her own private purposes to make, use and run a tunnel in the land of another, and drain his~well of water, because it some part of said lout there isa poli mine which was known to exist priv to, or ac the time th: patent was issued under which. the defendant claims, and which can only be reached by such funhel running through anothe: part of that lot in which there is m mine. Is not this an effort on the part of the plaintiff to appropriate the private property of the defendant to the private use of plaintiff? Is it not an enterprixe to be con tucted solely for her personal profit? At the time when the patent to the town-site was yranted, that ix, in the year 1869, Congress had not passsd the Act of 1872 (Revised Statutes, Section 2,320) giving a width : to quartz-minin, claims of not exceedin, . 30) feet on each side of the center of the croppings of the ls,lze. ‘So that there was then existing no law of the United States which prescribed the metho! by which a “gold mine” could be prospecied and worked, and as the law then stood it re-erved the title to such mine in the Government, but went no further, The grant then by the town-site patent, c:rried an absolute fee-simple titie to the grantee and th» eclaiming under it of all iand in which “no yold, silver, copper or cinnabar’ exi-ted, or in which no valid mining ciaim or possession war had or held under local authority or rales or existing laws. (Seciion 2,336 and Section 2,392, Revised Statutes U. 3.) It would, therefore, appear that the defendant had an absoiute: fee simple tile to ail taat part of hia lot which had been tu ineled prior io the drain ing of his well, and that the plaintiff had no right, in the absence of any contract with the defendant, to diz that tunnel, and that the defend .n did nd wrong and vommitted no trespass in caving icin.’ For it cannot be (in the absence of any law of the Uniied States reserving rizhtto work gol. mines in & spevific way) that a mere rerervauon of the title to such aw mine in a patent in any way limits the title absolu’e title in fee simple, excepting ouly such portion as may eontain a mine of gold, silver, cinnabar or copper, or mining claim or possession ity or existing law.’ For eximple, an individual owns a townite lot which is three hundred fect square ; there is in a corner of that lot a goid mine embedded in the ground in the shape of a quartz-ledge ; the gold mine only occupies a space say ten feet squire. ‘In the absence of auy legis] tion by Conzress. before or at the'time when this patent includtng that lot is issued, stating: how: that wine shali be wurked,’or of any vali: Stace law to the same effect authorized by Comgress, the owiier of the lot under the patent bolds all the ground saVe that pari in which thé mine “is located, by a fee-simpie.title, and without sume law in accordance with the Constitution of the State and of the United States, nu inan can tunnel under the part of the lut held by. this tile in fee simpie, except by contract with che ow. er. ‘rhis use attempted to be obtained by the plaintiff in tuonelling the deiendant’s land was not a publ.c use, and no valid State law authorizes it. (Con. C. Co. ws. Ce P. K: R. Co., 51 Uual., 269.) As wechave seen,no law of the Unitod States gave it, as the patent issued in 1869, when no legislation nad been had as to the minner of working —ol. nines. The right to 300 feet of ground on each side of a quariz ledge was not 4ranted until the passage-of.the Act of 1872. . (Revised Statutes, See. 2,30.) We ure of opinion that Instruction 1 was Correctly given, in so far as it dia not inform the jury, as the appellant claims it should have done, that the plaint ff had a right to run her tunnel under the defendant’s: land in a reasonable and proper manner in order 10 reach and work the gold mine which lay in another part of said, lot. But the appeilunt makes a forthe: point on that ‘instruction; she claims. rthat it did not submit to the consideration of the jury material issue; which was, whether or not, the defendunt’s vendor, Mrs. Bigelow, had given to the 4 laintiff (bef re her sale of the lot to defendant) the right to run the tunnel as she dit. Jt nowhere appears, either as alleged in any pleading, orin evidence, that any considerstion whatever moved from the plain\iffto. Mrs. Bigelow or the defendant, which would support any such agreement, hence the allegation as made in the plea iing and its denial, did not raire any material issue. upon whieti the jury shoul! have been called to pass. “And an instruction onthe point was unnecessary. The whole twelve instructions asked or by the plaintiff, and refused by the Court, are expressed in such a way as that, tuken altogether, the jury must necessarily have been impressed with the idea that the Court intended to say to them that, if they believed there was “a gold mine” in .any part of the defendant’s lot, that the title thereto being reserved to‘the Go.ernment and not vested in the defendant, the plaintiff ha 1a right to run her tunnel as she did, the defendant hid no right to cave it in, and was therefore iiable in-damages. The instrutions would have mi-led the jury, and were properly refused. As we have before said, the defendant owned in fee simple the whole of the lot to which he had a conveyance, except the part in which the alleged ‘gold mine” lay. There was no valid law of State or United States existent which at the time of the issuance of ihe town-site patent prescribed any method of working a ‘gold mine” so situated. Therefore, the title to the gold mine and its lve1s :emained in the United States Government, but that Government not having legislated 80, u8 to impose any method of working said mine as a condition or restriction upon the fee-simple holding of the part Of the lot where there was no gold nine, the owner of the lot held -1t absolutely, subject only tu the tight which might be given by a constitutional State law to condemn it for a public use. ; We perceive no prejudicial error in the record and the judgment shvuld be affirmed. Z : Foors, C. I concur: Beicuer, C. C. THE COURT. For the reasons given in the foregong opinion the julgment is affirmed. Sut for Damages. Mrs. Johanna Casey, by her attorney, C. W. Kitts, has begun euit in the Superior Court against the San Francirco Copper Mining Con/pany-to recover $50,250 dan wpe» in which she a lepes herse:f and children have .suffered by the avcidental killing of her hu-band, Wm. B. Casey, while he was working in dufe wiant’s mine. ” Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped. Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money releaded. Price 25 vents per box.” For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ tf A Fue line of Tube Colors and Artists’ Materials at Carr Bros. tf >: Split Peas. : ) dalek Just received at J. J. Jackson's a . Cleveland split peas, for sale at £5 cents, a package. Try ‘'em—they are nice. tf eS New Carpets at Sukeforth’s. A handsome consignment of carpets forth.’s. Cull and examine. which it , as es to that ‘portion of ec furniture just arrived at Sukeiandin which no mine ex.sis. An the yrantee takes uuder the town-rite 02-1w. Srare series of School Text Books ". patent all the laud it describes by an ra or sale-at Curr Bros. which may be held under lucal author. . Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N. keeping are offered for -rent. part of ‘the city. Enquire at Damy * JHE DERBEC STRIKE: Galavotti's Statement of the Facts. = Eprror’ Transcript—The news as given to you by agentleman about t .e trouble at the Derbee mine is partly right, but the part thatis wrong I wish you would rectify, as the news as fir-t given tothe public reid to thesdiscredit of Mr. H. D. Dthneke and of the manigement of the min>. Mr. Dahneke'was .not discharged, as he was doing his duty to the best of hiknowledge right along, and it is .only ty the pressure of the strikers, who acted at one time like'a mob’ who wanted to do him personal injury, that he tendered his resignation. The management and deputy Sheriffs were determined that Mr. Dahneke should not be driven, off as a criminal, and did not accept the strikers’ ultimatum that he should leave Within six hours under penalty of injury or probable murder, but obtained from them a promise to be satisfied with his resiynition. When a part of the strikers were put back to work a mun was put along with them who had worked bu a thort tine before in the same mine. They immediately scared him off under threats, thereby vivlating their Solemn promise given by their committee not to interfere with’ the working of thé mine. The cause, of the discharge of the ringleaders is that they forced men to-sign and join them under threats of violence, thereby muking innocent men suffer for the misdeeds of a few malcontents who did not like Mr. Dahneke’s ways—he being a German. Respectfully Yours, ‘ . .@) GaLavorrt, { Supt. DNB. G. Mg. Co DrrBEc Ming, Oct. 4, 1887. --— 2» @e The Eagle Bird Mine. The Eagle Bird quartz mine of Washington township, in which work Was suspended sever.1 weeks ago on acedunt of the unex; 1 ined dis .ppearance Of Superintendent Shattuck. who left the “inancial affairs badly mu-ldled, ‘is likely to be started up again b.-fore the close of this month with a full force of men. Arrangements to that end are now, being mad * with every prorpect of suctess. The Eagle Bird is considered one ofthe best mines in the county, its troubles\being general.y attributed to bad ‘management ~ A Depraved Wre. eet Sheriff Stewart, of Sierra county, ar-N rived here Tuesdiy evening with a prisoner named Chabano who was being taken to the State prison at S.n Quentin to serve a fourteeh-year term for an assault on a little girl. The crime was perpetrited at Sierrt Valley, and the Sheriff arrived there jist in time to rescue the wretch from an indignant crowd of men who were tuk ing him. out to lynch hims Sheriff Stewart left here with his prisoner las: evening, Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and. sysetmatically pursue a course of Ho-tetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thipire and highly accredited ~tomachic, is the sole and azreeuble condition 0: the entire removal of the obstinate forms of dy-pepsia, no less thin a temporary fit of indigestion. In con nection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of food which individual experience has -hown to be difficult of diye-tion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past observation «1 his digestive capacity shoud enable him to be his own guide und mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too peneral to be suited to particulur cases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stumach, sour eructations, headache und mental de-pondency, are amon, the commitants of dy<pepxia, and we put it to flight. b the Bitters. Hay Fever is a ty pe of catarrh hav ing pecul ir symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining membrane of the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. An acrid mucus is secreted, the discharge 3 acconmptnied with a burning sensation, There are severe’ spisms ot sneezing, frequent atticks of headache, watery und inflamed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at drugsiets; by mai, registered, 60 ets. ¥. 822-tf Meuntain ice. I am now prepared to deliver Moun. tain Ice.in quantities to suit. Orders . left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned will be promptly attended to, ml V. Sauveg, Prop. Fer Sale Chéap. A fine horse and buggy ata bargain. The horse is well broke to drive single or double, periectly kind and gentle; « very handsome bay. The buygzy is as guod as new; has been run about a year, Will sell horse or buggy sepaesse * Call at this office. 04-3t DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure tick iche.* : Scnoo. books and all kinds of schoo supplies at Carr Bros. : Three Rooms Fer Rent. . Three rooms, “ auitable for houseThe Buildin 38, A Domestic Drama. The long-coritinued litigation between RD. Lawreof Grass Valley and his'wifé ré.ched anorhers age yes terday when Judge Sow.rd rendered 1 decision granting a decree of divorce to Mrs, Lawruy, the plaintiff, withou dimony, but with distribution to her vf the lion’s shareof the estate. the suit w:s brou_ht to obt.in a livorce for attempted shooting o several ogeasio rs, the sen ting ‘of a letter charging adulvery; and o her oflenses ofa lke characier. [tis anderstuod that the contest of the defendunt: was dire. ted to preven’ ‘the plaintiff from obtaining the whole of the Property which she demanded in the complaint. Both parties desired a divorce, but the fight was really over the estate. The resut is that) the divorce is granted; ‘the liintiff gets the dwelling house and a lot 101 Vy 136 feet dimensions; the mining . laim various'y estimate . to have.a value of from $2,0)0 td°$5.09), is to be sold at auction and aiter the cliimson it are paid off the balance of ‘the proceeds are to be divided between the Jitiz ints, Mrs. Lawrey yetiing one-third and he two-thirds. The order heretofore imide requiring Lawrey to pay alimony is annulled aid set aside. . he Lawrey controversies have long been regard sd asa nuisinces to both the parolic art the courts, [tis not yet knowa wasthor theend has been reache . , as Lawrey appears from his'talk to hive an inclination ty appeal othe Supreme Court, An Electric Light Tower. Manager Osborn says that if he can be yusrant ed $25 a month for the light, he will erect at the Courthouse a handsome tower 160 feet high ana keep burning thereon ever¥ night un til twelve ov lock four electric Limps af 2600-candle “power ‘each. — They would illuminate a large scopy ot country and be the strongest -kind of evidence of the enterprise of tle people of this section. ‘Ihe. Supervisor are already con-idering the advisability of having at least one lizht at the courthouse. made any proposition to them in’ regard to the tower, but sunply mentioned in a® conversation with some tax-payers that he would be willing to make such an arrangement. How vain the loving darts that fly From e’en the must bewitching eye, Unless the teeth are pure and bright And ever keep a snowy white, If you would save your teeth’ from harm, In SOZUDONT you'll find the charm. ———+ +8 —_. Secure the Shadow ere the Sub. stance tades. \ d Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line should take advantage of this splendid but rare opportanity, and cal] at the Gallery of L. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pictures which canitet be surpassed. As te will remain in wn but’ a short time longer every oneghould improve the opportunity. ChildPep’s picture taken instantane: us, SmaN pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can be had at reduced rates. oN \ Office to Kent. Anice room, suitable for ay office, is offered for rent at $5 pet month. Enquire at the Daily Transcript office When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Casturta, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them {Castoria Nevada Qity Gold Quartz Mininz Oo. NeEvaDa City, CAL., Oct. 1, 1887, HE ANNWAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company will be held at the office uf the Company, Morgan & Ruberts Block, Nevada City, California, on Tues lay, the 25th diy of October, 1887, at 11 o'clock A M., forthe transiction of any and all business that may lesally come before it. BLN o2-td SHOKCRAFT, Secretary. TIO 1% Cords of ‘h have been ed man in hours: Hundreds have awed band, Boras daily “. what every Farr Se ara e 3 5 rOLbING ustral ‘ata 1e PRES Address SAWING MACHINE CO., 8. Canal Street, Chicago, LIL, To Who it May Concern, ‘ LL PERSONS INDEBTEP TO ‘THE late firm of A. A. CHAKONNAT, to avoid costs, are roquented to settle their bills in the hands of M TLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by me to collect the sume: essrs. FARLEY & LITE. C, CHARONNAT, Nevada City, Sept. uéth. FOR SALE. Theo CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL. COMPRISING Rock-Breakers, Feecert Ooncentrat:rs, Water Wheels, Retort'nz Furnace, Gold Scaler, Safe. ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, Pumps, Cclurne, Engines, Boilers, Oars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, * *ETC., ETC, For full particulars apply to E. Q. OHARONNAT, NEVADA CITY. house is situated in the most desirable, 83-tf Cheap, but first-class. ‘Fresh Nevada Lafd at J. J. Jackeun’s Beehive Grovery Store, only gcrnbinn a «. io everything el e in: proportion. Best franscuirt office. ASTHM iustantly relievesthe most violent attack, and insures comfortable sleep. No waite ing for results. tion, its action is immediate, direct and certain, anda cure ig the result in al) curable cases. A single trial convinces the GERMAN. ASTHMA CURE bein < used by inhalaplace in town to trade. a2-t tn most skeptical. Price o0c and $1.00 of any ‘. druggist. or by mail. Soninle #ree fur stamp. Dr. BR. Schiffman, . St. Paul, Ming Mr. Osborn has’ not}, \ Wit reecive pupils for the coming «. decree develops purity and strength of tone. -s. Association, will: be held at the Academy, PERSONAL MENTION, Jchn T. Sto'l, of Sacramento, was in ton yesterday. . . vue, ee ek J.J. Napier, of San Francisco, was among yesrterday’s arrival<. Benesu.ct Bost leaves this: week for Gold V.Lvy, S.erra county. L. A. Upson has returned fron his trip to the countiy north of here, J. Gilmore anu wiie oO. dan Francisco have arrived here to remain awhile, Mrs. Jeff Carter left yesterday oP a (wo-mouths’ visit to San Francisde aca Santa Rosa. Mrs. S. Mallen arrived here yesterlay from arackss aad today yoos up country via stage. M. Zeél et bach arrived Tue-day eveving fom san francisco and returned home on the néxe train, Charies Hegarty aud J. A. Dowling, of Moore’s Fiat, were in town yesterday enroute to S on FRU cisco. E. Small, of Rockford, Hl., was in town yesterday in the interests of a vout aud shve manulactory of that T ity. “4 ~ Superintendent Geo. A. Hare of the Yuba ining w sin town esterduy on wis Way Irom Sch Francisco to Maybert. Mrs. A. T. Noble nd Mrs. H. M. Hal, of San Franci-co, arived her sUesday evening enroute to Pike City ma visit. Mrs. F. W. Barkhius, of Sin Fraicisco, Was amoog the paxsenzers who left hereon yesterdvy muraing’s Sat Juan stage, ms . James H. Doolitile, of the Union Jotel Billiard Parlors, returne . ‘Tuosdiy from a theep weeks’ visit to Woodland and Sacramento, Geo. B, Miller, of Willows, Colusa county, arrived here Cues lay evening He is a brother toH.L Mier, the young man awaiting trial for stealing thor-e at. Grass Valley last month. He 8 y<that this is Hal's first offense RAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. "HIS POWDER NEVERIVARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength ane wholesumeness. More econvmictl than the ordinary kinds, and cannyt be sold in con petition with the multitude of luw test, sher weight, alum or phosphate powders Sold Oniy.in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York wMm.T. COLEMAN & Ci)., Agents, San trancisco. MRS. H. G. PARSONS, VOCAL. INSTRUOTOR, SCO i) OF NEVADA CITY” “AND NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, AND MOsT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots & Shoes, _ Hats, Blankets, Tronks, Ete, Ete, EVER BROUGHT .TO THE MOUNTAINS. IN THIS CITY . HAVE OPENED THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO. he stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be found in any First Class Shoe Store. All New and Fresh from the leading factories in San Francisco and the East. IN MY CLOTHING STORE [ HAVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADES, THE BEST FINTING AND TAE LOWEST POSSIBLE. PRICES. The people of the Ridge will find that-the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE . Are as low as those of this city. _ [extend a special invitation to the people of Grass Val ley and the lower country to call and examine my stock and prices. 1 am now conducting the Largest Husiness in this part of the State. My expenses are small, and therefore I defy all competition. Patronize the man that brought prices down in . Wevada County and works for the interest of the people. z L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOT “ING SAL'SWAN OF NEVADS COUNTY. N B. Since I instituted a branch store at North Bloomfield I have compelled one store to suspend at that place, ant one at Eureka, because my prices were so low they could not compete-with me, PlWiys ask f° tha Sin Frisciss1 Soposition Stora Nos, 2 to 8 Crmmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Motel, North Bloomfield. UNION HOTEL. NEVADA CITY seasun, in distinct courses for Voice Building, or for Voice Cul ure and solo Singing. Classes wf three or five organized for the former Course at REDUCED RATES. ‘ The Voice Building Coprse consists of exercises upon a tw method for thg strengthening of the vocal organs and the muscles connected therewith, and ina high The coursein Solo Sinsins instruets anu assists in the artistic use of the voice. For ‘Terms, etc., Apply at the Cnion Hotel. : s27-1m MRS. H. G. PARSONS. NEVADA. THEATRE. Friday and Saturday Eve’gs, Oct. 7th & 8th. Fuvenile Operctta, GOLDEN HAIR & THREE BEARS, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Miss Ida E. Maltman. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OONGREGATIONAL, OHUROH. — ~ 60 PERFORMERS. 60 Grand Spestacular Tableaux. TICKETS. ere 50 CENTS No extra charge for reserved seate, CHILDREN under 12 years of age 25CENTS, Reserved eats at Vinton's Drug Store. Annual Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the Nevada County Academ) Glenbivok, on Saturday, October 29th, 1887, At10:39 o'clovk, a. M., for the election of seven Directors to serve. for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such vtuer business ug may come before thea, [aeons GEU. M. HUGHES, See’y, A positive Oure, t A particle ig appiied inty each nostril anu is u_rceable. Pareto cents at Dru gis‘s: by Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City.’ ‘ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS the same. They saa eanase made the Natains of California, wante of the traveling Shaving ene in the To Fiome Seekers. eeeeeiient nen VBVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ——ASSOCLATION, DIRECTORS: JONN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD NAT, P. BROWN, GEO. KE. TURNER,” w W. C. JONES, G. IE. BRAND, .M. PRESTON «-W3-CAMPHELL, CHAS. BARKER, ee LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. . &2" 20,000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimproved Lands For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10-per acre, . FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS Cc. E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Notioe to Ureditors, Fatate of Henry McNulty, deceased. . OTICE 18 HEBELY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Henry MeNulty, deceused, to the creditors of, and all persone baving claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessury vouchers, within four month#afterthe firat publicaticn of this notce, tothe said Adn fuistrator at the office Chas. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, the sume being the place forthe transaction of the business of suid estate, in said County of Nevada, E, OSKOKN, ; Administrator of Estate of Henry McNulty, decensed. i Duted Grass Valley, this h tember, 1457, id oh Gor st on Can ~ . Garbolig Smoke Ball -_ ~] CATARRH REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. " The only fire-proof, and best conducted ELYs ; : : 1S INFALLIGLE! OREAMB AIMCATAR R i] Hotel in Nevada City. Ask Your Druggist For It! es ene Retief Five ae TIAY Cure Guaranteed iftaxen in dG ON FIRST FLOOK EAI? Curedin Thtesio Sis Ménthe t Pee SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR yZ Heals Sores COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS ame Diptherin, Croup, Kou Hestores th: : 7 Boca thecal ot Tha.new management have thorough! SPEEDELY CURED, Sense of tact: overhauled the Hotel and made mony ine Invaluable Remedy Smell,. Hearing ut changes, The proprietors have Patented April, 1896, cs ad many years exerience in the business, Aqaick relies and give their entire time and attention to SENT BY MAIL. ional the most populur Price of ‘ CARBOLIC gcICuE BALL CO in the moun: Particularly is the National adapted to te Sep center of the city, and having Pust Office, (52-Market Ct, San Francisco, Cal, a FLY BhOs., Drugguias Uneea Be, . expres Office aad General Staye Otice a! eyaeuars ef theta Semone ~ ke Cured. 7

Lore letor ‘ocery ill: bep54 t in the » Day, v ILLER 1ufacturpnt. ‘3 be our is the ty ‘fn use no County. rand itor, anager 1gon, ete paetons uaacnecenees . The Daily Transcript. . . THURSDAY; OOT:-6, 1887;QO For additional: local matter see second page. HERE AND THERE,The Government has issuel a patent tothe Live O k/ quartz claim iv Washington district. The Union tays that the-Planet drift mining company have: struck a gravel channel that promises to prove very rich. Ths Tidings announces. a gim? of baseball to take place at Watt Park Sunday afternoon between the: Empire and Boss of the tk oad c'ubs. R. (. Carroll, who has been spending thirty days in the county jiil for smashing some dishes in a ‘Truckee eating house, was turned loose yesterday, his term. having expired. The Oro Fino mine is sail to bs looking better than ever. The shift y is being sunk deepar, an . batween the ade 20) and 310 level a new and go-da ode looking ledge was struck this wsek. Josiah Glasson, for many years « resident of North Bloomfield, wil hereafter conduct the black-mithing establishment at Grass Valley until now belonging to his brother Joseph, who ia dangerous.y ill,, and Mr. -Powers. @ Owen Doherty and George Chappel, whoown adjoining ranches on Gold Flat, have long been wrangling in and out of court as to the ownership of a water right. Doherty proposes to settle the controversy once’ for all by a suit to quiet title. Jack Cocking, an idleand dissolute fellow who has been hanying around town sever . of years,was found Tues day night in an outhouse at. the rear of Co ley’s Brothers ineat-market in an ill and feeble condition. He was pur inthecity prison forthe night and yesterday transferred to the county hospit 1. ne The Vi_ginia Cig (Nev.) Enterprize says: A letter fpom Lillian Smith, the champion rifle’ shot, enumerates a tumber of presents received by her in London, among which are diamonds, twovco.lie dogs (each 50-pound weizht, one skye tertier, w parrot, one monkey, three cats, @ Canary bird and a spaniel dog. She reports herself tired of London and wiil be glad toyet back -to the home of her childhood. A Look Ahead. A gentleman living in one of the lower cities, but thoroughly familiar K from personal observation with the Mpuny advantages possessed by Nevada '@ounty, writes as fu.lows to a friend at “this city: “The immigration California is te receive in the near future is something enormous to contemplate. In the next five years the population wil surely double, and the newcomers will want land. Southern Caliiornia cannot accommodate the influx,and the majority of the increase from now on will surely head north. Investments now in good soil at the low rates that preva . will lurer on mean large profits to the buyers. Perhaps I am too sanguine, but I candidly think that in five years California willhave 1.0,0C0 more voters than at present. They are coming to buy all we huve to se.) climate with good land thiown in. Does it ever strike you that the word ‘climate’ comprises your main and particular advantage over all other portions ot the United States? Equally as good lands as any in our State can be found in the Mississippi Valley,in New York, Iowa, IIl.nois, and many other States ; but they wll lack that one im,ortant requisite to the propagation and growth of our wide variety of products which command the word for a market. They’ve got to secure lands here in order to secure the benefit of our climate, and. it will be a. short time when ali the desirable acres are gathered in for the purpose o/ erniching those who ‘get in early.’ ” v The Greenhorn Bridge. The Beard of Supervisors yesterday visited the ew county bridge across Greenhorn creek wit a view to accepting the sume if it has been built according to the coutr. ct. A Gift for All. Inorder to give all a chance to test it, and thus be convinced of its wonderful curative powers Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, will be, for a,limited time, given away. This offer is not only iberal, but shows unbounded faith in the merits of this great remedy, All who sutfer from Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection of ‘Throat, Chest or Lungs, re especially requested to call at CarrPros.’ Drugstore, and get a ‘Trial Bottle Free, Lurge Bottles $1. ne gee An Artistic Milliner. Mrs. Mary F. Martin, of Kansas City, Mo., a laly who has had an exPerience of ten years in the mil.iney bu iness, hus been eng ged \by Mrs. Mills & Grissell as ‘Trimmer for the Fall and Winter trade. Mrs. Mills hus just returned from San Francisco Where, in conjuction with Mra, Murtin, she purchased one: of the finest tks of pushes, ribbons, feathers, birds, etc., for millinery, ever bronght to Nevada City, Due announcement Will, be ziven through the columns oi _ the Transcript of the opening day. : Mre, Mills ulso purchared a ma,pilieent stock of diy yoods, dress trimmM ngs, dress patterns and material for cluaks and Usters, and is now Teudy to fill ll orders in the very latest styles, ob-tf Execraic Cat mh Cure. Carr Bros., Nevada; emith & Knutweil, Bloom eid, 1-10. « Use D. D. D. ior Dyspepsia. DOWER VS. RICHARDS. Full Text of the Supreme Court’s Decis‘ton Affire ing Judgment. & ee In the {8,(00 damage enit of Dower vs. Richards, in which a jury in the Superior Court of this county gave a verdict for defendant, the Supr ‘me Court his in the following linguage firme 1 the julzment of Judge Soward in the various rulings: pet Richards was the owner of a lot of ground which he claimed and held by a deed of conveyance from a Mrs. Bigelow, who had. acquired it with other land undef the ‘town-site patent of the City of Neva:la, issued in the year 1869, hy virtue Ofths provisions of Ch .pter 32 of the Revised Statutes of the United States. The plaintiff had ran a tunnel nnder this lot, claiming that he had aright to do so because, as he aileged, in such way ofly could he reach and work 4‘‘gold mine” situated within suid lot and known to exist av the dite of the town-site patent under which said lot was held und claimed. As a consequence, a well be'onged to he defendant located on that lot several hundred feet from the tunnel, had become drained of its water, and to restore he water to the well the defendant cavedin ‘the plaintiff's tunnel at a poi::t where the latter claimed it had reached a spur of the quartz le lye or “gold mine.” . Because of the alleged trespass of the’ defendant in digging in his own lot in such a way as to cave in the tannel of the plhintiff, and te recover the damages resu!ting theretrom, the latter instituted this action. Che cause was tried by a jury, who returne! a verdict for the defeadant. @d from the julgment rendered therenpon this appeal is prosecuted. A bill. of exceptions “presents . the grounds relied off to'reverse that judgment. The main points made in support of the plaintiff's contention “ure : 1, That the Court erred in its in struction to the jur:, numbered “one.”” 2. That it refused to grant twelv: instructions requeste.! by the plaintiff. The instruction first mentioried is a: fullows: 2 “The -jury is instructed that if they believe from the evidence that the pl.ce where Philip Richards caved in the tunnel was upon ground to which he had_previousiy derived title under the town-site patent of the City ol Nevada, and that such place was not npon any mining or tuanel possession hell at the date of or prior to the date of such town-site patent, then the jury should find for the defendant, unless you find the acts of the defendant in filling up the tunnel were done through malice and oppression.” It is very plain that the United States in granting the patent und which the defendant held and possessed his lot. reserved to itself the tileto any “gold mine” which migh he known to exist in any part of that lot (Seetior 2,392, U. S. Revised S:arutes, seond edition 1878, page 438) andthe pl intiff urges that as a conequence, the Gove: nment or any one authorized by it toexplore such gol: mine, may tunnel under a lot yranted ‘y a town-site patent dated in the year 1869, and drain the water from a we . situated on that lot, if it be necessary to the rcasonable and proper con struction of that tunnel, even if while sv doing there’ be no gold miné existing in that part. of such lot-ander or i: which the tunnel runs. That is to say, she claims theright for her own private purposes to make, use and run a tunnel in the land of another, and drain his~well of water, because it some part of said lout there isa poli mine which was known to exist priv to, or ac the time th: patent was issued under which. the defendant claims, and which can only be reached by such funhel running through anothe: part of that lot in which there is m mine. Is not this an effort on the part of the plaintiff to appropriate the private property of the defendant to the private use of plaintiff? Is it not an enterprixe to be con tucted solely for her personal profit? At the time when the patent to the town-site was yranted, that ix, in the year 1869, Congress had not passsd the Act of 1872 (Revised Statutes, Section 2,320) giving a width : to quartz-minin, claims of not exceedin, . 30) feet on each side of the center of the croppings of the ls,lze. ‘So that there was then existing no law of the United States which prescribed the metho! by which a “gold mine” could be prospecied and worked, and as the law then stood it re-erved the title to such mine in the Government, but went no further, The grant then by the town-site patent, c:rried an absolute fee-simple titie to the grantee and th» eclaiming under it of all iand in which “no yold, silver, copper or cinnabar’ exi-ted, or in which no valid mining ciaim or possession war had or held under local authority or rales or existing laws. (Seciion 2,336 and Section 2,392, Revised Statutes U. 3.) It would, therefore, appear that the defendant had an absoiute: fee simple tile to ail taat part of hia lot which had been tu ineled prior io the drain ing of his well, and that the plaintiff had no right, in the absence of any contract with the defendant, to diz that tunnel, and that the defend .n did nd wrong and vommitted no trespass in caving icin.’ For it cannot be (in the absence of any law of the Uniied States reserving rizhtto work gol. mines in & spevific way) that a mere rerervauon of the title to such aw mine in a patent in any way limits the title absolu’e title in fee simple, excepting ouly such portion as may eontain a mine of gold, silver, cinnabar or copper, or mining claim or possession ity or existing law.’ For eximple, an individual owns a townite lot which is three hundred fect square ; there is in a corner of that lot a goid mine embedded in the ground in the shape of a quartz-ledge ; the gold mine only occupies a space say ten feet squire. ‘In the absence of auy legis] tion by Conzress. before or at the'time when this patent includtng that lot is issued, stating: how: that wine shali be wurked,’or of any vali: Stace law to the same effect authorized by Comgress, the owiier of the lot under the patent bolds all the ground saVe that pari in which thé mine “is located, by a fee-simpie.title, and without sume law in accordance with the Constitution of the State and of the United States, nu inan can tunnel under the part of the lut held by. this tile in fee simpie, except by contract with che ow. er. ‘rhis use attempted to be obtained by the plaintiff in tuonelling the deiendant’s land was not a publ.c use, and no valid State law authorizes it. (Con. C. Co. ws. Ce P. K: R. Co., 51 Uual., 269.) As wechave seen,no law of the Unitod States gave it, as the patent issued in 1869, when no legislation nad been had as to the minner of working —ol. nines. The right to 300 feet of ground on each side of a quariz ledge was not 4ranted until the passage-of.the Act of 1872. . (Revised Statutes, See. 2,30.) We ure of opinion that Instruction 1 was Correctly given, in so far as it dia not inform the jury, as the appellant claims it should have done, that the plaint ff had a right to run her tunnel under the defendant’s: land in a reasonable and proper manner in order 10 reach and work the gold mine which lay in another part of said, lot. But the appeilunt makes a forthe: point on that ‘instruction; she claims. rthat it did not submit to the consideration of the jury material issue; which was, whether or not, the defendunt’s vendor, Mrs. Bigelow, had given to the 4 laintiff (bef re her sale of the lot to defendant) the right to run the tunnel as she dit. Jt nowhere appears, either as alleged in any pleading, orin evidence, that any considerstion whatever moved from the plain\iffto. Mrs. Bigelow or the defendant, which would support any such agreement, hence the allegation as made in the plea iing and its denial, did not raire any material issue. upon whieti the jury shoul! have been called to pass. “And an instruction onthe point was unnecessary. The whole twelve instructions asked or by the plaintiff, and refused by the Court, are expressed in such a way as that, tuken altogether, the jury must necessarily have been impressed with the idea that the Court intended to say to them that, if they believed there was “a gold mine” in .any part of the defendant’s lot, that the title thereto being reserved to‘the Go.ernment and not vested in the defendant, the plaintiff ha 1a right to run her tunnel as she did, the defendant hid no right to cave it in, and was therefore iiable in-damages. The instrutions would have mi-led the jury, and were properly refused. As we have before said, the defendant owned in fee simple the whole of the lot to which he had a conveyance, except the part in which the alleged ‘gold mine” lay. There was no valid law of State or United States existent which at the time of the issuance of ihe town-site patent prescribed any method of working a ‘gold mine” so situated. Therefore, the title to the gold mine and its lve1s :emained in the United States Government, but that Government not having legislated 80, u8 to impose any method of working said mine as a condition or restriction upon the fee-simple holding of the part Of the lot where there was no gold nine, the owner of the lot held -1t absolutely, subject only tu the tight which might be given by a constitutional State law to condemn it for a public use. ; We perceive no prejudicial error in the record and the judgment shvuld be affirmed. Z : Foors, C. I concur: Beicuer, C. C. THE COURT. For the reasons given in the foregong opinion the julgment is affirmed. Sut for Damages. Mrs. Johanna Casey, by her attorney, C. W. Kitts, has begun euit in the Superior Court against the San Francirco Copper Mining Con/pany-to recover $50,250 dan wpe» in which she a lepes herse:f and children have .suffered by the avcidental killing of her hu-band, Wm. B. Casey, while he was working in dufe wiant’s mine. ” Bucklen’s Arnica Saive. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped. Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to ive perfect satisfaction, or money releaded. Price 25 vents per box.” For sale by Carr Bros. ‘ tf A Fue line of Tube Colors and Artists’ Materials at Carr Bros. tf >: Split Peas. : ) dalek Just received at J. J. Jackson's a . Cleveland split peas, for sale at £5 cents, a package. Try ‘'em—they are nice. tf eS New Carpets at Sukeforth’s. A handsome consignment of carpets forth.’s. Cull and examine. which it , as es to that ‘portion of ec furniture just arrived at Sukeiandin which no mine ex.sis. An the yrantee takes uuder the town-rite 02-1w. Srare series of School Text Books ". patent all the laud it describes by an ra or sale-at Curr Bros. which may be held under lucal author. . Ely Brothers, Druggists, Owego, N. keeping are offered for -rent. part of ‘the city. Enquire at Damy * JHE DERBEC STRIKE: Galavotti's Statement of the Facts. = Eprror’ Transcript—The news as given to you by agentleman about t .e trouble at the Derbee mine is partly right, but the part thatis wrong I wish you would rectify, as the news as fir-t given tothe public reid to thesdiscredit of Mr. H. D. Dthneke and of the manigement of the min>. Mr. Dahneke'was .not discharged, as he was doing his duty to the best of hiknowledge right along, and it is .only ty the pressure of the strikers, who acted at one time like'a mob’ who wanted to do him personal injury, that he tendered his resignation. The management and deputy Sheriffs were determined that Mr. Dahneke should not be driven, off as a criminal, and did not accept the strikers’ ultimatum that he should leave Within six hours under penalty of injury or probable murder, but obtained from them a promise to be satisfied with his resiynition. When a part of the strikers were put back to work a mun was put along with them who had worked bu a thort tine before in the same mine. They immediately scared him off under threats, thereby vivlating their Solemn promise given by their committee not to interfere with’ the working of thé mine. The cause, of the discharge of the ringleaders is that they forced men to-sign and join them under threats of violence, thereby muking innocent men suffer for the misdeeds of a few malcontents who

did not like Mr. Dahneke’s ways—he being a German. Respectfully Yours, ‘ . .@) GaLavorrt, { Supt. DNB. G. Mg. Co DrrBEc Ming, Oct. 4, 1887. --— 2» @e The Eagle Bird Mine. The Eagle Bird quartz mine of Washington township, in which work Was suspended sever.1 weeks ago on acedunt of the unex; 1 ined dis .ppearance Of Superintendent Shattuck. who left the “inancial affairs badly mu-ldled, ‘is likely to be started up again b.-fore the close of this month with a full force of men. Arrangements to that end are now, being mad * with every prorpect of suctess. The Eagle Bird is considered one ofthe best mines in the county, its troubles\being general.y attributed to bad ‘management ~ A Depraved Wre. eet Sheriff Stewart, of Sierra county, ar-N rived here Tuesdiy evening with a prisoner named Chabano who was being taken to the State prison at S.n Quentin to serve a fourteeh-year term for an assault on a little girl. The crime was perpetrited at Sierrt Valley, and the Sheriff arrived there jist in time to rescue the wretch from an indignant crowd of men who were tuk ing him. out to lynch hims Sheriff Stewart left here with his prisoner las: evening, Misery After Eating Is avoided by dyspeptics who, guided by the recorded experience of thou sands, begin and. sysetmatically pursue a course of Ho-tetter’s Stomach Bitters. Persistence in the use of thipire and highly accredited ~tomachic, is the sole and azreeuble condition 0: the entire removal of the obstinate forms of dy-pepsia, no less thin a temporary fit of indigestion. In con nection with the use of this specific, it is desirable to avoid articles of food which individual experience has -hown to be difficult of diye-tion, by the stomach sought to be benefited. Each dy-peptic’s past observation «1 his digestive capacity shoud enable him to be his own guide und mentor in this particular, not trusting to any set of dietetic rules too peneral to be suited to particulur cases. Biliousness and costipation, heartburn, wind upon the stumach, sour eructations, headache und mental de-pondency, are amon, the commitants of dy<pepxia, and we put it to flight. b the Bitters. Hay Fever is a ty pe of catarrh hav ing pecul ir symptoms. It is attended by an inflamed condition of the lining membrane of the nostrils, tar-ducts and throat, effecting the lungs. An acrid mucus is secreted, the discharge 3 acconmptnied with a burning sensation, There are severe’ spisms ot sneezing, frequent atticks of headache, watery und inflamed eyes. Ely’s Cream Balm is a remedy that can be depended upon. 50 cts. at drugsiets; by mai, registered, 60 ets. ¥. 822-tf Meuntain ice. I am now prepared to deliver Moun. tain Ice.in quantities to suit. Orders . left at the Ice House on the Plaza or sent through the postoffice to the undersigned will be promptly attended to, ml V. Sauveg, Prop. Fer Sale Chéap. A fine horse and buggy ata bargain. The horse is well broke to drive single or double, periectly kind and gentle; « very handsome bay. The buygzy is as guod as new; has been run about a year, Will sell horse or buggy sepaesse * Call at this office. 04-3t DeHaven’s Dyspepsia Destroyer will cure tick iche.* : Scnoo. books and all kinds of schoo supplies at Carr Bros. : Three Rooms Fer Rent. . Three rooms, “ auitable for houseThe Buildin 38, A Domestic Drama. The long-coritinued litigation between RD. Lawreof Grass Valley and his'wifé ré.ched anorhers age yes terday when Judge Sow.rd rendered 1 decision granting a decree of divorce to Mrs, Lawruy, the plaintiff, withou dimony, but with distribution to her vf the lion’s shareof the estate. the suit w:s brou_ht to obt.in a livorce for attempted shooting o several ogeasio rs, the sen ting ‘of a letter charging adulvery; and o her oflenses ofa lke characier. [tis anderstuod that the contest of the defendunt: was dire. ted to preven’ ‘the plaintiff from obtaining the whole of the Property which she demanded in the complaint. Both parties desired a divorce, but the fight was really over the estate. The resut is that) the divorce is granted; ‘the liintiff gets the dwelling house and a lot 101 Vy 136 feet dimensions; the mining . laim various'y estimate . to have.a value of from $2,0)0 td°$5.09), is to be sold at auction and aiter the cliimson it are paid off the balance of ‘the proceeds are to be divided between the Jitiz ints, Mrs. Lawrey yetiing one-third and he two-thirds. The order heretofore imide requiring Lawrey to pay alimony is annulled aid set aside. . he Lawrey controversies have long been regard sd asa nuisinces to both the parolic art the courts, [tis not yet knowa wasthor theend has been reache . , as Lawrey appears from his'talk to hive an inclination ty appeal othe Supreme Court, An Electric Light Tower. Manager Osborn says that if he can be yusrant ed $25 a month for the light, he will erect at the Courthouse a handsome tower 160 feet high ana keep burning thereon ever¥ night un til twelve ov lock four electric Limps af 2600-candle “power ‘each. — They would illuminate a large scopy ot country and be the strongest -kind of evidence of the enterprise of tle people of this section. ‘Ihe. Supervisor are already con-idering the advisability of having at least one lizht at the courthouse. made any proposition to them in’ regard to the tower, but sunply mentioned in a® conversation with some tax-payers that he would be willing to make such an arrangement. How vain the loving darts that fly From e’en the must bewitching eye, Unless the teeth are pure and bright And ever keep a snowy white, If you would save your teeth’ from harm, In SOZUDONT you'll find the charm. ———+ +8 —_. Secure the Shadow ere the Sub. stance tades. \ d Parties desiring work done in the Photographic line should take advantage of this splendid but rare opportanity, and cal] at the Gallery of L. Boysen on Pine street, and procure pictures which canitet be surpassed. As te will remain in wn but’ a short time longer every oneghould improve the opportunity. ChildPep’s picture taken instantane: us, SmaN pictures enlarged to any size. Duplicates can be had at reduced rates. oN \ Office to Kent. Anice room, suitable for ay office, is offered for rent at $5 pet month. Enquire at the Daily Transcript office When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria, When she was achild, she cried for Casturta, When she became Miss,she clung to Castoria When she had children, she gave them {Castoria Nevada Qity Gold Quartz Mininz Oo. NeEvaDa City, CAL., Oct. 1, 1887, HE ANNWAL MEETING OF THE Stockholders of the Nevada City Gold Quartz Mining Company will be held at the office uf the Company, Morgan & Ruberts Block, Nevada City, California, on Tues lay, the 25th diy of October, 1887, at 11 o'clock A M., forthe transiction of any and all business that may lesally come before it. BLN o2-td SHOKCRAFT, Secretary. TIO 1% Cords of ‘h have been ed man in hours: Hundreds have awed band, Boras daily “. what every Farr Se ara e 3 5 rOLbING ustral ‘ata 1e PRES Address SAWING MACHINE CO., 8. Canal Street, Chicago, LIL, To Who it May Concern, ‘ LL PERSONS INDEBTEP TO ‘THE late firm of A. A. CHAKONNAT, to avoid costs, are roquented to settle their bills in the hands of M TLE, Attorneys, who are authorized by me to collect the sume: essrs. FARLEY & LITE. C, CHARONNAT, Nevada City, Sept. uéth. FOR SALE. Theo CANADA HILL QUARTZ MILL. COMPRISING Rock-Breakers, Feecert Ooncentrat:rs, Water Wheels, Retort'nz Furnace, Gold Scaler, Safe. ALSO THE Hoisting Machinery, Pumps, Cclurne, Engines, Boilers, Oars. Tools, Forge, Pelton Wheels, * *ETC., ETC, For full particulars apply to E. Q. OHARONNAT, NEVADA CITY. house is situated in the most desirable, 83-tf Cheap, but first-class. ‘Fresh Nevada Lafd at J. J. Jackeun’s Beehive Grovery Store, only gcrnbinn a «. io everything el e in: proportion. Best franscuirt office. ASTHM iustantly relievesthe most violent attack, and insures comfortable sleep. No waite ing for results. tion, its action is immediate, direct and certain, anda cure ig the result in al) curable cases. A single trial convinces the GERMAN. ASTHMA CURE bein < used by inhalaplace in town to trade. a2-t tn most skeptical. Price o0c and $1.00 of any ‘. druggist. or by mail. Soninle #ree fur stamp. Dr. BR. Schiffman, . St. Paul, Ming Mr. Osborn has’ not}, \ Wit reecive pupils for the coming «. decree develops purity and strength of tone. -s. Association, will: be held at the Academy, PERSONAL MENTION, Jchn T. Sto'l, of Sacramento, was in ton yesterday. . . vue, ee ek J.J. Napier, of San Francisco, was among yesrterday’s arrival<. Benesu.ct Bost leaves this: week for Gold V.Lvy, S.erra county. L. A. Upson has returned fron his trip to the countiy north of here, J. Gilmore anu wiie oO. dan Francisco have arrived here to remain awhile, Mrs. Jeff Carter left yesterday oP a (wo-mouths’ visit to San Francisde aca Santa Rosa. Mrs. S. Mallen arrived here yesterlay from arackss aad today yoos up country via stage. M. Zeél et bach arrived Tue-day eveving fom san francisco and returned home on the néxe train, Charies Hegarty aud J. A. Dowling, of Moore’s Fiat, were in town yesterday enroute to S on FRU cisco. E. Small, of Rockford, Hl., was in town yesterday in the interests of a vout aud shve manulactory of that T ity. “4 ~ Superintendent Geo. A. Hare of the Yuba ining w sin town esterduy on wis Way Irom Sch Francisco to Maybert. Mrs. A. T. Noble nd Mrs. H. M. Hal, of San Franci-co, arived her sUesday evening enroute to Pike City ma visit. Mrs. F. W. Barkhius, of Sin Fraicisco, Was amoog the paxsenzers who left hereon yesterdvy muraing’s Sat Juan stage, ms . James H. Doolitile, of the Union Jotel Billiard Parlors, returne . ‘Tuosdiy from a theep weeks’ visit to Woodland and Sacramento, Geo. B, Miller, of Willows, Colusa county, arrived here Cues lay evening He is a brother toH.L Mier, the young man awaiting trial for stealing thor-e at. Grass Valley last month. He 8 y<that this is Hal's first offense RAKING POWDER Absolutely Pure. "HIS POWDER NEVERIVARIES —A Marvel of purity, strength ane wholesumeness. More econvmictl than the ordinary kinds, and cannyt be sold in con petition with the multitude of luw test, sher weight, alum or phosphate powders Sold Oniy.in Cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., 106 Wall street, New York wMm.T. COLEMAN & Ci)., Agents, San trancisco. MRS. H. G. PARSONS, VOCAL. INSTRUOTOR, SCO i) OF NEVADA CITY” “AND NORTH BLOOMFIELD, Have Received During the Past Three Weeks the LARGEST, FINEST, AND MOsT COMPLETE STOCK OF Clothing, Boots & Shoes, _ Hats, Blankets, Tronks, Ete, Ete, EVER BROUGHT .TO THE MOUNTAINS. IN THIS CITY . HAVE OPENED THE BOOT AND SHOE STORE NORTH OF SACRAMENTO. he stock comprises the Finest Shoes to be found in any First Class Shoe Store. All New and Fresh from the leading factories in San Francisco and the East. IN MY CLOTHING STORE [ HAVE SUITS OF THE FINEST GRADES, THE BEST FINTING AND TAE LOWEST POSSIBLE. PRICES. The people of the Ridge will find that-the prices at my BLOOMFIELD BRANCH STORE . Are as low as those of this city. _ [extend a special invitation to the people of Grass Val ley and the lower country to call and examine my stock and prices. 1 am now conducting the Largest Husiness in this part of the State. My expenses are small, and therefore I defy all competition. Patronize the man that brought prices down in . Wevada County and works for the interest of the people. z L. HYMAN, CHAMPION CLOT “ING SAL'SWAN OF NEVADS COUNTY. N B. Since I instituted a branch store at North Bloomfield I have compelled one store to suspend at that place, ant one at Eureka, because my prices were so low they could not compete-with me, PlWiys ask f° tha Sin Frisciss1 Soposition Stora Nos, 2 to 8 Crmmercial Street, Nevada City. Opposite P. Lund's Motel, North Bloomfield. UNION HOTEL.. NEVADA CITY seasun, in distinct courses for Voice Building, or for Voice Cul ure and solo Singing. Classes wf three or five organized for the former Course at REDUCED RATES. ‘ The Voice Building Coprse consists of exercises upon a tw method for thg strengthening of the vocal organs and the muscles connected therewith, and ina high The coursein Solo Sinsins instruets anu assists in the artistic use of the voice. For ‘Terms, etc., Apply at the Cnion Hotel. : s27-1m MRS. H. G. PARSONS. NEVADA. THEATRE. Friday and Saturday Eve’gs, Oct. 7th & 8th. Fuvenile Operctta, GOLDEN HAIR & THREE BEARS, UNDER THE MANAGEMENT OF Miss Ida E. Maltman. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE OONGREGATIONAL, OHUROH. — ~ 60 PERFORMERS. 60 Grand Spestacular Tableaux. TICKETS. ere 50 CENTS No extra charge for reserved seate, CHILDREN under 12 years of age 25CENTS, Reserved eats at Vinton's Drug Store. Annual Meeting. HE ANNUAL MEETING of the stockholders of the Nevada County Academ) Glenbivok, on Saturday, October 29th, 1887, At10:39 o'clovk, a. M., for the election of seven Directors to serve. for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such vtuer business ug may come before thea, [aeons GEU. M. HUGHES, See’y, A positive Oure, t A particle ig appiied inty each nostril anu is u_rceable. Pareto cents at Dru gis‘s: by Formerly of the Union Hotel, Nevada City.’ ‘ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOMS the same. They saa eanase made the Natains of California, wante of the traveling Shaving ene in the To Fiome Seekers. eeeeeiient nen VBVADA COUNTY LAND AND IMPROVEMENT ——ASSOCLATION, DIRECTORS: JONN T. MORGAN, GEO. C. GAYLORD NAT, P. BROWN, GEO. KE. TURNER,” w W. C. JONES, G. IE. BRAND, .M. PRESTON «-W3-CAMPHELL, CHAS. BARKER, ee LARGE LIST OF DESIRABLE HOMES AND LANDS OFFERED FOR SALE. . &2" 20,000 Acres of Railroad and Other Unimproved Lands For Sale, ranging in price from $1.50 to $10-per acre, . FOR LIST OF PROPERTY AND FULL INFORMATION, CALL ON OR ADDRESS Cc. E. BRAND, NEVADA CITY, CAL. Notioe to Ureditors, Fatate of Henry McNulty, deceased. . OTICE 18 HEBELY GIVEN BY THE undersigned, Administrator of the estate of Henry MeNulty, deceused, to the creditors of, and all persone baving claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them with the necessury vouchers, within four month#afterthe firat publicaticn of this notce, tothe said Adn fuistrator at the office Chas. W. Kitts, Main Street, Grass Valley, the sume being the place forthe transaction of the business of suid estate, in said County of Nevada, E, OSKOKN, ; Administrator of Estate of Henry McNulty, decensed. i Duted Grass Valley, this h tember, 1457, id oh Gor st on Can ~ . Garbolig Smoke Ball -_ ~] CATARRH REOTOR BROS., Proprietors. " The only fire-proof, and best conducted ELYs ; : : 1S INFALLIGLE! OREAMB AIMCATAR R i] Hotel in Nevada City. Ask Your Druggist For It! es ene Retief Five ae TIAY Cure Guaranteed iftaxen in dG ON FIRST FLOOK EAI? Curedin Thtesio Sis Ménthe t Pee SPECIAL ACCOMMODATIONS FOR yZ Heals Sores COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS ame Diptherin, Croup, Kou Hestores th: : 7 Boca thecal ot Tha.new management have thorough! SPEEDELY CURED, Sense of tact: overhauled the Hotel and made mony ine Invaluable Remedy Smell,. Hearing ut changes, The proprietors have Patented April, 1896, cs ad many years exerience in the business, Aqaick relies and give their entire time and attention to SENT BY MAIL. ional the most populur Price of ‘ CARBOLIC gcICuE BALL CO in the moun: Particularly is the National adapted to te Sep center of the city, and having Pust Office, (52-Market Ct, San Francisco, Cal, a FLY BhOs., Drugguias Uneea Be, . expres Office aad General Staye Otice a! eyaeuars ef theta Semone ~ ke Cured. 7