March 4, 1893 (4 pages)

Ete., Ete., Always on ee, eto Dyes. lited indle nses =rely osed Oy FR ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Hevaae City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun‘days and Legal Holidays. y) Established Sept. 6, 1860. SATURDAY EVWNG. MAR. 4. ‘93. "VETOBD BY THE GOVERNOR The Donner Monument Bill Knocked in the Head at the Last Hour. A dispatch received by the TRANscrirr this afternoon from Assemblyman Richard Thomas at Sacramento, brings the news that Governor Markham vetoed the Donner Monument bill. -This-will_ be unwelcome news to many of the friends of the bill, but we presume the Governer’s desire to keep , within the fifty-cent limit prompted him to veto it, as well as other measures calling for appropriations from the State’s funds. For water brash and sour stomach ake Simmons Liver Regulator, PEOPLE treubled with sick and nervous -»~headaches: will find a most efficacious remedy in Ayers Cathartic Pills. They strengthen the stomach, stimulate the liver, restore healthy action to the diges tive orgahs, and thus afford speedy and * permanent relief, ——Nearly Three Hundred Years. In yesterday’s Transcript was pubblished an item from the Truckee: Republican referring to a violin, over one hundred years old owned by a Boca mat. Thomas Moranof this city has a violin that bears the inscription: ‘Made by Gaspard Da Salo, in Prescia, Italy, Fect Anno, 1600.” Mr, Moran wrote to L. O. Grover of Boston, Mass., an expert on old violins, from whom he learned that the last violin made by Gaspard Da Salo was made in 1613, and is owned in London, Mr. Moran feels assured—thathis violin is genuine as to the mark it . bears, and is not far from 300 years old, A Solid Institution. One ef the mest.popular insurance orders and one that is generally conceded to be @ theroughly reliable and substantial institution, is the Ancient Order of United.Workmen. It is -eonducted on strictly. business principles, and has stood the test for years, As an. illustration of the great’ good this order is doing we might state that since the organization of Nevada City Lodge in 1878, there has been paid ont to its beneficiaries the sum of $36,000. : ~6@e . He Hasn’t Got ’Em. ‘*Tommy,” said a Nevada City father, WHAT (8: SAID aBoOT Senator Ford's Hydraulic Mining Bill, Which ___ Passed the Assembly. — Record-Union: The mining contingent, headed by Assemblyman ‘Ihomas of Nevada, rushed Senator Ford’s hydraulic: mining bill through the Assembly yester~ diy afternoon, shutting off the valley representatives from uttering their ~protests, and killing the amendment offered by Mr. Durst by a good majority. The bill proposes, in fact, to rehabilitate mining as long as no ““naterial injury” is done to the valleys. Mr. Durst’s amendment proposed to eliminate the work ‘‘material,” Mr. Durst spoke on his amendment Wednesday, setting forth its features, but was unable to finish his argument. Yesterday he read from the address of Hon. Jazob.H, Neff, delivered-before the: late Miners’ Convention held in San Francisco wherein he stated the miners should be careful in framing their resolutions 80 as not to attempt to.override the rights. of valley people. And pledging ‘the valley representatives in’ attendance that no legislation would be attempted to injure’ them. He claimed the miners were acting in bad faith by attempting to pass the . Ford bill. “But, notwithstanding your bad faith,” said Mr. Durst,. “we still have our constitutional right, as laid down in Judge Sawyer’s decisioa, which will prevent you from damaging our property or infringing on our rights. We don’t want any warfare, nor do we want to take up the bitter fight in the courts again, but we do claim we have not been fairly met, and will fight out the issue at . the proper time and in the proper place.” A point of order was raised on Mr: Durst that he had consumed ten. minutes in discussing the amendment all the time allowed under the rules. He was torced to take his seat before he finished his argument. The previeus question was moved and carried, which shut off Major Anderson and others from debate. The previous question necessitated the putting of the question on the amendment and on the original question also, which was-whether the bill sHould be ordered to-a third read ing. Mr. Durst’s amendment was lost by a vote of 15 ayes to 53 noes. Mr. -Shanahan-then moved that the Dill be read the third timeand placed upon itsfinal passage. It was then 3:30 o'clock, and Mr. Anderson raised the point ot erder that the hour for the taking up of the special file had arrived and further consideration of the bill should be postponed. Speaker Gould rnled’ that Senate bills (under which the Ford bill was being considered) were not taken up until twenty-tive minutes after the regulation time, and consequently the bill could properly be considered. eR, Shanahan, Thomas and Schlesinger moved the previous question on the fina] passage of the bill. Anderson vainly tried to stop such proceedings, but the ‘you should try and be a better boy. . moice was so terrific and the excitement You are our only child and we expect you to be good,” Tommy—‘ It ain’t my fault that I am your enly child. It is tough on me to be good for a lot of brothers and sisters I haven’t got.” A Clove Call. A miner named Charles Thomas had a narrow escape from being killed yesterday morning in the Idaho mine. He was in one of the chutes when some rock came down and pinned him fast against the wall,so that miners had to dig him out. The only injuries he sustained besides some bruises was a cut in the scalp. : AUCTION SALE SATURDAY NIGHT. Anything in K. Casper's Store Will Bo Sold at Your Qwn Price. On Saturday evening mencing at 7 o'clock, George Tracy will yell any article desired in K, Casper's store to the highest bidder. The stock of clothing furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats and trunks is equal toany in the county, and the cost of the same will not be considered at this great sale, but will be sald to the highest bidder. This is a genuine sale,as hyndreds can attest, who got better bargains there than at any other place during their existence. Mr. Casper intends positively to go out of the clothing ‘business, and therefore is disposing’ of his’ stock for just what it will bring. Do not miss this great op. portunity, Attend this sale Saturday evening. Remeber the place, corner of Pine and Commercial streets, ~ Ten Cents a Can. os Corned Beef, ten cents per, can, at Jackson’s Bee Hive, Every can guaranteed first-class quality. No excuse for going without a good dinner, Hires’ Ract Beer. Headquarters for this deliciour and healtl. summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. “ D'PRICE’S (97 Ponder: MOST PERFECT MADE, In Cabs ect Sete eee . Baking Powder holds is supremacy. _ Amara ig ese aot ran 80 high*he was not noticed, and the Speaker ordered the call of the roll, which was taken, and Ford’s bill passed the Assembly by a vote of 54 to 19, Examine:; Aside from the railroad battle the most important struggle of the day was between the hydraulic miners and river farmers over the Ford Senate hill, which tends to start the little giant to squirting agaia. The miners, under the leadership of young Thomas of Nevada, won a decisive victory and some of the river men grew so angry thereat that they lost their heads. Anderson of Sacramentu made a foolish and futile appeal from a decision of the chair, and Owen of the same county registered a formal kick and had it recorded in the minutes. f The river men put forward Dr. Durst ay their champion. A poorer selection could not have beem made, Durst can hardly be understood when he talks, his delivery is so stumbling and muffled. He posily read from newspaper accounts and court . decisions until he was shut off by an invocation of the ten-minute rule. Then the previous question was ordered; An amendment of Durst’s was voted down and the bill passed. You feel faint and weak-in the stomac —no appetite. Take Simmons Live Regulator. Held For Postage. There are a number of letlens and papers held for postage at the Postoffice in this city, besides letters and packages that. are wrongly or insufficiently addressed. See if any of them belong to you. The most careful people sometimes omit g stamp or fail to write an address in full, so that the Postmaster is at @ loss te know where the same should be sent. oo Congregational Church. There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening : *‘Trial‘and Triumph.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. M. EB. Church. Services in the Methodist Church tomorrow as usual. Rev. J. T. Murrish will preach. Subjects of discourse:— Morning, ‘‘Practical Religion.” Night, “The American Sunday.” Sunday School at the close of the morning service. Epworth League meets at 6 o'clock P.M. All, and especially the young, are very cordially invited to attend these a cdl Two Arrests. T: eaeresis wore made today for harboring a young man in two ef the houses of ill-fame in this city. The cases wil) up’ befere Justice Plunkett on PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People and Young, H. M. Place is down from Washington, A. W. Brewster of San—Francisco is here spending a few days. . Rs. Huntley of North-Bloomfieht-is: in town. J. W: Greenlaw and 8. B, Slight, . of Sacramente, arrived here last evening. James Quick came down from Badger Hill yesterday. . Gen. A. M. Dobbieof North Bloomfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Mrs. L. Lubeck leaves in the morning to purchase a complete line of spring millinery.and dry goods. Clement J. Schuster and his sister, Miss Clara M. Schuster of San-Francisco, arrived here last evening on a visit to. ay eee Se Old The Fountain Head of Strength. When we recollect that the stomach is the grand laboratory in which food is transformed into/the™ sécretionswhich furnish vigor to the system after entering and enriching the blood;” that it is, in short, the fountain head. of strength, it Lis essential to_keep—this—important sup] plying machine in order, and to restore it to ‘activity. when it becomes inactive. This Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters does most, effectually, seasonably, regulating and reinforcing digestion, promoting due action of the liver and bowels. Strength and quiewde ef the nerves depend in great measure upon thorough digestion. esteemed by the medieat fraternity than the Bitters. Physicians also strongly commend it for chills and fever, rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, sick héadache, and -want of appetite and sleep. Takea wineglassful three times a day. For biliousness and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the best medicine the world ever saw. —H. H. Jones, Macon, . 5 sa, ~ ee Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean, at Carr Ba POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength,— Larest Unitep States GoveRNMENT Foop Rxrorr. » Royan Bakrne Powner Co. 106. Wall St. N. Y. .No. 1950. Application Fer Patent. Nwited States Land Office, { B4rvam. .o, Cal., March 2d, 1893; NG MICE is hereby given that JOHN MeBEAN, whore Post Office address is Washingt 2, Nevaia County, Callfornia, has this ¢ + ‘ed his application for a Patentfir)’ ‘‘inear fe-t ofthe GAMBRINUS QUARTZ NE or vein, bearing gold, and mili site, \ th surfaceground six hundred feetin vw. h. situated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada and State of Califoraia, and designated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this oftice as lot No. 57, a. and K., in Township 1s North, Range 11 Eus'of Mt. Diablo Meridjan. Said Lot No. 57, A. and B., being described as follows, towit : LODE LINE, Beginning at theSouth lode post marked (G.Q. 0, 1;" thenee mag. var, 16° 50° K N. 16° 05° K., 22.65 chains or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound murked “G, Q. M, No, 2” from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 28, T,18N.,R. Il K., bears N. 8° 61’ E. 15.53 chains distant, EXTERIOR BOUNDARIKS, Commencing at SW cor. at post in rock mound maiked “i+, Q. M. No. 6;” thence mag. var. 16° 50’ E.,N. 15° 5’ E. 22 65 chaius or 1494.4 feet to post marked “G, Q. M. No, 5 ;’’ thence 8 749 50’ E. at 5.24 1-1 ane post in rock mound “G. Q, M. & L.” fro which the Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22,27 and 28, T.18 N.,R. 11 E. M. D, M., bears N.10° 22'15.68 chains distant, 9.09" chains or 600 feet postin rock mound marked ‘'G, Q. M, No, 4;" thence 3. 159 05’ W. 22.65 chains or 1404.9 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M. No, 8;’! thence, N. 749 W. 9:09 chains or 600 feet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.58 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITR. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked ''G. Q. M. 8. 8. W. Gor,’ up no the South boundary of the Gambrinus Quarta Claim ; thence wag:var, 16° 60° E,, 8. 740 50’ E. 471 chains or 310.8 feet 20 post tn rock mound marked “G. Q. M. 8. N. E. Gor ;” thence 8 1° 22’ W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 feet along East boundary of Sec. 28, + p.18 Nt 11 . . Db. M. to post marked ‘G. Q. M. 9,” from which the 1-4 See. Cor, between Secs, 27 and 28, T.18N. K,11 E., M.D. B. and M. bears 5 1° 92° W 62 links distant’; thenco 8 43° 20’ W. 7.14 chains or 4/1.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M.S. 8, E. Cor.” ; theuce N. 74° 50’ W, 6.06 chains or 400 soot, paws tn rock mound marked "G, Q. M, 8. 8. W. Cor.”’ ; thence N. 43° 20’ E., 9.09 chains or 600 feet to Containing 4.74 acres. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, vayimoncingas tke North lode post marked"“G. Q. M. No. 2°” thence N. 8° 61’ E., 15.58 chains to the Sec. cor. common to Secs =o stead 28, T. 18 N.R. 11 E. M.D. B. and M, place of beginning, The location ofthis mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada County, California, in Book 7 Page 74, Mining Locations, The adjoining claimants are none, Any and al. persons claiming adversely an porvios of said Gambrinus 3 ll Site, or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the ster of the United States Land Office, at Sacram snto, California, during the sixty days’ period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statute. : THOMAS FRASER, Register, Fred Searls, Attorney for Applicant. It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Applieation for Patent be pablished for a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) iu the Nevada Daily Tran— sort daily newspaper published at Neity, Cal. oe THOMAS F ASER, Register, The first publication Of this notice was: made on the 4th day of March, 1893, es Baby cried, _ Mother sighed, Phere-is-no™nervine tonic mors highly {uarts Mine . BIG SAVING TO COUNTIES. School Money's Under an Amendment, May inne BO, Held by Them. The bill which has passed the Tegislature and been appreved _by Governor Markham, amending Section 3866 and ". 3868 of the Political Code, will save many thousands of dollars te the counties of the State, ~ The amending of these Sedtions changes the number of settlements to’ be made by the counties annually with the State from four to two. This will save the counties in mileage something like $3000 a year. But this isn’t where the big saving will come in. Under the law before it was amended County Treasurers brought the school moneys to the State Treasurer, and after they—were-apportioned~ they . were returned to the counties: The amendments provide that the State school moneys may be held by the counties, thus saving thousands of dollars in expressage and bank exchanges, Riou, red blood as naturally results from taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persenal and water. This great purifier thoroughly p expels scrofula, salt rheum and other 1mpurities, Hoop’s PIu1s are easy, yet. efficient. For health and happiness, the boon of all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulater. A Big Family.oe Nevada county seldom has to take a back seat for any other section. We have more fine-louking men, handsome women and shapely Venuses to the Square foot of ground ‘than any other section in the State, We are not behind . in the way of pretty babies and smart. ’ chidren, and had always supposed that we could also boast of large families, but we make no further claims on that ecore. A gentleman infernied us yesterday that he knows of a family in Sierra county in which there have been twenty-one children, all by one mother;—and-most-of whom are still living. Nevada county’ big families are ‘not in it” with the, Sicrra county colorfy. —$—$~-+@oo——____ Local Telephones. An agent of the Sunset Telephone telephones around business places and private residences at Grass Valley. He will probably visit thfs city on a similar mission, HROCKL ARKIVALS, mesa Unien Arrivals. R. Solari, San Francisco, ‘Tom-Selart 6 Geo. Whitney, You Bet, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacrainento, S. B. Slight, a T. M. Jehuson, Dutch Flat, L. O. Williams, 4 J. Morane, won, L,_R. Prescott, Washington, G. J. Glover, “ J, Wadileigh, #§ H, Veal, You Bet, R. 8. Huntley, North Bloomfield, J. R. Davis, San Juan, A. L. McGuire, “ T. B. Sanders, San Francisco, J. H. Stephens, Dixon, Cal. National Kxchange. A. J. Pinkerstone, San Francisco, A. Montgomery, = J. 8, Southworth, # D.’ Witkowski, bh A. W. Brewster, ” Miss C, M,-Schuster, ag C. J. Schuster, ae Gen. A. M. De" bie, a P. P. Kellegham, Forest City, G E. 1] orland, Chico,. J. R. Quick, Badger Hill, Rh. P. Taylor, Pike City, Gus Ozalli, Graniteville, G, W. Eagye, Maybert, A good desirable House on upper Pine Street, Nevada Vity. containing eight hard-finished rooms, tnelu ing bath room, all in good condition, for rent. Inquire at the premises or of G. L. Waters, at his-otiice. Tilley Building, Nevada vity, _ February 28th, 1893, NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HAKMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY are requested to present them in duplicate on or before the Hirst of each menth,-and payment will be made on the second Satur ay. Present all bills at the office of th crevary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company, 28 J.T, MeCALL, Supt, Try Pecarty’s Small Boer At S Cents. FURNITURE BEDDING —aNp— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S Family Bious, Conner 8 AVING . Tracy's stock of Porni‘ure and I ng at a Great Sacrifice, 1am en tosell at prices Hartke oe by irty Sasel wink offer Gre t r ne: re B to make room for my order aye tock, ~ will commence to arve in a few day ganna asevare,oparsthe pcs the quality of i Cou: promptly and faithfully atten: me. Goods sold at the lowest pfices in the county for rPOT CASH. wish Gal cnderamiog es A HOLD and ex * All business “Epholste Pil spe Ag kinds of Repairing cleanliness results from free use of soap: Company is arranging for putting up. : — —— on Lusiness prin t OUR ANNIVERSARY,Thirty-three Years Before the Public of ‘Nevada~ County. — Monday will be the Datty Tranyscrirt’s thirty-third anniversary. When the peper was established in 1860 it was @ five-column journal, now {t is an eighteslumm folio. It has ever been the aim of the TRaNschiet proprietors to advance the interests of this-section of the country, and particularly that of “hydraulic mining, the industry: that brought forth gold enough to save our nation in the darkest hour of its peril. We have always endeavored to represent faithfully the varied resources of our county, helping as best we could to build up the same. Whatever influence this paper has had for good in any direction, or Whatever if has accomplish-d in -the furtherance of the general welfare of the people, has been done cheerfully, and a retrospective glance over the thirty-three years of its existence is full of satisfaction to the publishers and those who have been ecnstant readers of the TRANSCRIPT through all that time. It is our hope that the fruits of its labors in succeeding years may be even more rich and . abundant than in the 1) . Siena eee ~-2@e + ORANGES ten cents a dozen at Jack~ Se er eee Ded A VALUABLE BOOK. * Tho Age! Por It Will Gall on Gur Cines For Subseriptions, -Miss Flora Holbrook has received the agency for this section for-a—most—inter< esting work entitled ‘The Discovery and Conquest of the New World.” It contains the ‘' Life and Veyage of Chris-topher Columbus,” by Washington Irving, creator of American classics, A separate account of the Conquest of Mexico and Peru, by W. W. Robertson, D-D-¥. R. S., the eminent English historian of the University of Edinburg. A perfect: history of the United States, from works of Bancroft, Fiske, Blaine, Grant, Sherman, Johnston, compiled by Ben Rush Davenport, master of the art of critical condensation.—-The-introduc-} tion to the work is by Hon. Murat Halstead, the renowned journalist. There are 850 pages in the boek, nicely printed on good paper, and 600 steel and colered illustrations. It is handsomely beund, and altogether is a book that should be in every home. This being the year of the Columbian Exhibition, it is one of the most appropriate gifts or souvenirs that can be purchased. Miss Holbrook has commenced canvassing for subsorib— Fann California and Eastern Flower son’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. f3 Which has just been sh ell § Arti versho \, outh's ee Youth's Rubbeis 25 lens Calf Shoes, $1.5 ays Calf Shoes. $1. ile oat Shoes, ed CR iid S Pe = . N en Uudershirts, 20 ag Maresville Elue Flanne — Men's Searlet Flange bo''s Suits from 65 purchasing, now is your time that you will have Clearance > IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR AN IMMENSE SPRING STOCK We-have-made this Great Reduction in Prices: ou Long Legued Rubber Boots, $2.75.iS Rubbers, 40° ets ses Rabbers220 els ens Overshits, 20 ets boy's Waists, 20 dozon7on hand 245 ets: Undershirts lind Drawers, Meus Suits from $3 upwards This is one of the most important sales that has ever taken place here, and if you really want to an opportunity. like this to do so. CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Sale. ipped from New York, 0) ols 10 cbs. S708 8 lo 10:, 00 iN cfs, 41.30 each, Dp aWwef ‘. 1 Cs, good wil be wold eu Saturday ony at fr a “lee der,” Cents. cls upwards, Save money in todo it. It is not always eae » GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer, . rs for the work. ~~ : [in California are likely to be in ‘opera. . ‘be given to~ build the restraining dams . ’ “of the State. =That paying fancy quite otherwise, confectionery is alawys perfection iteelf, an FRENCH MIXED has something to do with its overgrowing popu : arity. In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY graced by throngs of well dr must wear neat shoes in order to « week's sale is over, About What Effet the Caninti Bilis Go-) ing to Have Shortly. S.F. Repert: oe sere 3 oi _ All hydraulic mines in this State which do not discharge their debris into navigable streams or which are in a position te restrain the same may’ now resume operations. It is likely that numerous mines on the watershed of the San Joaquin and in El Dorado, Placer, Tyelumne> Calaveras, Nevada, Sierra and Plumas counties, and also in Shasta on the Sacramento river watershed and inthe side canyons of the Sierras will take active measures to resume. work. The mines, such as those at Gold Ran, which dump directly into the navigable streams, ‘Cannot resume work so quickly under the Caminetti law, for they will have te build dams to impound their debris. Some of the mines are likely to start up right away, as the penal clause of the bill does not take effeet until May Ist, but it will all depend upon the amount of water they have at command. ‘The’ season’ is late, and possibly there will not be more than two months of water left, but next winter 75 per cent of the hydraulic mines . tion, The Caminetti bill only provides for an appropriation of $15,000 to pay the ex. } penses ef the Commissioners who are to have charge of the-work, but ifthe Ford bill, now before the Legislature of this State becomes a law, sufficient aid will necessary tostart all the big hydraulic mines, The Ford bill has alrpady ag the Senate, and seems'likely to pass. the Assembly, and to be signed by the: Governor. In'that event the State will make an appropriation which is likely to be equ: led by the next Congress and this will hasten the resumption df. work in all the big mines. Hydraulic mining © in California is starting upon a boom which must soon favorably atfect every interest ~+ 200+ Garpen Sexps,all tresh and of the very tf best varictios, at Carr’ Bros. ml and in fact it often is so. explain why ‘‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is & comparisen te describe anything nice, J. M. FOLBY,' Confectioner IT DOES” NOT ALWA prices for CAAIN DW secures a good article; the _Geneva, Ohio, Consumption, Hopeless Case Gad Gough, Short Breath, Pain In the Side. Restored to Perfect Health by } Hood’s Sarsaparilia, ; “For the comfort and health of the human family I write unsolicited to tell of the wonderful benefit Hood’s Sarsaparilla has Gone me_and how highly ¥ prize-it-t-wasinwrx Roor health for four years. Having a terrible pain and swelling ‘in my left side, one physician pronounced my affliction a. I kept getting worse. Another ‘eated me for ’ Consumption. . E became very weak and Poor in flesh; hada Gough all the time, and sometimes I could not lie down for I was so distreased, shore and Consumption and ‘ s My Case Was Hopeless. One physician advised me to go either south or to Colorado, as I could not live in the north, My husband was in the drug business and sold out to away, but-a fri Bavised ine . tae case _ Hood’s Sarsaparilla I did give it a trial, and found’so much virtue in it that I continued with it. I cannot tell how much this medicine has helped me. I have improved rapidly in health ever since I began with it, and am now able to do my own work. Nothing I have ever taken equals Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I feel like a new person.” Mra. F, O. Stonk, Geneva, Ohio. Pills act easily, yet pro WAYS FOLLOW , tact may be. It’s never so at FOLHY'’S. FOLEY’S d very likely the superiority of FOLEY'S are convertable terms. This may becoming current among. the ladies, as No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City FOR LADIES ONLY. The rough weather is over, and now it is ladies, nly, LADIES’ AMERICAN KID SHOE ves from 2 1-2 to 7, for half-price—g2_ 50 be well dressed. lovely and bright, and eur streets are And these ladies all know that _ they We will offer for this ‘week 3, patent tips, single EK or double E, shoes for $1 8s. ——@——— FOR GENTLE On Saturday next we will have a special sale, ccived two cases of fine U NDERWEAR, drawers from 30 to 40, baton that day will be sold for for one day only, next Saturday, MEN ONLY. for one day only. We have reThey are in orange pS Shirts from are fresh goods, just arrived, These The full value is $1 25, Remember, this sale is TO BACHELORS ONLY. We invite all the bachelors te notice that we are holding'a SPECIAL SALE this week for BACHELORS ONLY FORTERS, for this week onl toe late, or you will be left al for & together, : You bachelors know, better than any one else, that these a are celd, and 5S 1 ur benefit we are efferin fifty COM. Contes apiece. Thee don’t be TO OU tised. You should watch our ‘ we will sell no more CUSTOMERS. Please take notice that our — sales are only ‘Bdvs.” more closely, for the week they are adverand order promptly. Whea goods at the prices quoted, i. Hyman « Go., “MERCHANT Main and Commercial TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. First-class Stock for Customers to select Perfect Vit and Pants from $5 up. The {‘Whatare wild waves saying . Bister the whole day long ?’ from. the best workmanship guaranteed. Suits from $20 up. Cigar at tiffs’ — Havana Hand{made, Rich,Mellow ‘and Delicious F avor (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ef breath. I consulted seven physicians, & eae ate Mrs. ¥. 0. ene—__—SRI WISREE Rabrsiew ne er ee ESS ont SBa8.F aud the liver ant bowelan : .

Ete., Ete., Always on ee, eto Dyes. lited indle nses =rely osed Oy FR ‘THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Hevaae City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun‘days and Legal Holidays. y) Established Sept. 6, 1860. SATURDAY EVWNG. MAR. 4. ‘93. "VETOBD BY THE GOVERNOR The Donner Monument Bill Knocked in the Head at the Last Hour. A dispatch received by the TRANscrirr this afternoon from Assemblyman Richard Thomas at Sacramento, brings the news that Governor Markham vetoed the Donner Monument bill. -This-will_ be unwelcome news to many of the friends of the bill, but we presume the Governer’s desire to keep , within the fifty-cent limit prompted him to veto it, as well as other measures calling for appropriations from the State’s funds. For water brash and sour stomach ake Simmons Liver Regulator, PEOPLE treubled with sick and nervous -»~headaches: will find a most efficacious remedy in Ayers Cathartic Pills. They strengthen the stomach, stimulate the liver, restore healthy action to the diges tive orgahs, and thus afford speedy and * permanent relief, ——Nearly Three Hundred Years. In yesterday’s Transcript was pubblished an item from the Truckee: Republican referring to a violin, over one hundred years old owned by a Boca mat. Thomas Moranof this city has a violin that bears the inscription: ‘Made by Gaspard Da Salo, in Prescia, Italy, Fect Anno, 1600.” Mr, Moran wrote to L. O. Grover of Boston, Mass., an expert on old violins, from whom he learned that the last violin made by Gaspard Da Salo was made in 1613, and is owned in London, Mr. Moran feels assured—thathis violin is genuine as to the mark it . bears, and is not far from 300 years old, A Solid Institution. One ef the mest.popular insurance orders and one that is generally conceded to be @ theroughly reliable and substantial institution, is the Ancient Order of United.Workmen. It is -eonducted on strictly. business principles, and has stood the test for years, As an. illustration of the great’ good this order is doing we might state that since the organization of Nevada City Lodge in 1878, there has been paid ont to its beneficiaries the sum of $36,000. : ~6@e . He Hasn’t Got ’Em. ‘*Tommy,” said a Nevada City father, WHAT (8: SAID aBoOT Senator Ford's Hydraulic Mining Bill, Which ___ Passed the Assembly. — Record-Union: The mining contingent, headed by Assemblyman ‘Ihomas of Nevada, rushed Senator Ford’s hydraulic: mining bill through the Assembly yester~ diy afternoon, shutting off the valley representatives from uttering their ~protests, and killing the amendment offered by Mr. Durst by a good majority. The bill proposes, in fact, to rehabilitate mining as long as no ““naterial injury” is done to the valleys. Mr. Durst’s amendment proposed to eliminate the work ‘‘material,” Mr. Durst spoke on his amendment Wednesday, setting forth its features, but was unable to finish his argument. Yesterday he read from the address of Hon. Jazob.H, Neff, delivered-before the: late Miners’ Convention held in San Francisco wherein he stated the miners should be careful in framing their resolutions 80 as not to attempt to.override the rights. of valley people. And pledging ‘the valley representatives in’ attendance that no legislation would be attempted to injure’ them. He claimed the miners were acting in bad faith by attempting to pass the . Ford bill. “But, notwithstanding your bad faith,” said Mr. Durst,. “we still have our constitutional right, as laid down in Judge Sawyer’s decisioa, which will prevent you from damaging our property or infringing on our rights. We don’t want any warfare, nor do we want to take up the bitter fight in the courts again, but we do claim we have not been fairly met, and will fight out the issue at . the proper time and in the proper place.” A point of order was raised on Mr: Durst that he had consumed ten. minutes in discussing the amendment all the time allowed under the rules. He was torced to take his seat before he finished his argument. The previeus question was moved and carried, which shut off Major Anderson and others from debate. The previous question necessitated the putting of the question on the amendment and on the original question also, which was-whether the bill sHould be ordered to-a third read ing. Mr. Durst’s amendment was lost by a vote of 15 ayes to 53 noes. Mr. -Shanahan-then moved that the Dill be read the third timeand placed upon itsfinal passage. It was then 3:30 o'clock, and Mr. Anderson raised the point ot erder that the hour for the taking up of the special file had arrived and further consideration of the bill should be postponed. Speaker Gould rnled’ that Senate bills (under which the Ford bill was being considered) were not taken up until twenty-tive minutes after the regulation time, and consequently the bill could properly be considered. eR, Shanahan, Thomas and Schlesinger moved the previous question on the fina] passage of the bill. Anderson vainly tried to stop such proceedings, but the ‘you should try and be a better boy. . moice was so terrific and the excitement You are our only child and we expect you to be good,” Tommy—‘ It ain’t my fault that I am your enly child. It is tough on me to be good for a lot of brothers and sisters I haven’t got.” A Clove Call. A miner named Charles Thomas had a narrow escape from being killed yesterday morning in the Idaho mine. He was in one of the chutes when some rock came down and pinned him fast against the wall,so that miners had to dig him out. The only injuries he sustained besides some bruises was a cut in the scalp. : AUCTION SALE SATURDAY NIGHT. Anything in K. Casper's Store Will Bo Sold at Your Qwn Price. On Saturday evening mencing at 7 o'clock, George Tracy will yell any article desired in K, Casper's store to the highest bidder. The stock of clothing furnishing goods, boots, shoes, hats and trunks is equal toany in the county, and the cost of the same will not be considered at this great sale, but will be sald to the highest bidder. This is a genuine sale,as hyndreds can attest, who got better bargains there than at any other place during their existence. Mr. Casper intends positively to go out of the clothing ‘business, and therefore is disposing’ of his’ stock for just what it will bring. Do not miss this great op. portunity, Attend this sale Saturday evening. Remeber the place, corner of Pine and Commercial streets, ~ Ten Cents a Can. os Corned Beef, ten cents per, can, at Jackson’s Bee Hive, Every can guaranteed first-class quality. No excuse for going without a good dinner, Hires’ Ract Beer. Headquarters for this deliciour and healtl. summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street. “ D'PRICE’S (97 Ponder: MOST PERFECT MADE, In Cabs ect Sete eee . Baking Powder holds is supremacy. _ Amara ig ese aot ran 80 high*he was not noticed, and the Speaker ordered the call of the roll, which was taken, and Ford’s bill passed the Assembly by a vote of 54 to 19, Examine:; Aside from the railroad battle the most important struggle of the day was between the hydraulic miners and river farmers over the Ford Senate hill, which tends to start the little giant to squirting agaia. The miners, under the leadership of young Thomas of Nevada, won a decisive victory and some of the river men grew so angry thereat that they lost their heads. Anderson of Sacramentu made a foolish and futile appeal from a decision of the chair, and Owen of the same county registered a formal kick and had it recorded in the minutes. f The river men put forward Dr. Durst ay their champion. A poorer selection could not have beem made, Durst can hardly be understood when he talks, his delivery is so stumbling and muffled. He posily read from newspaper accounts and court . decisions until he was shut off by an invocation of the ten-minute rule. Then the previous question was ordered; An amendment of Durst’s was voted down and the bill passed. You feel faint and weak-in the stomac —no appetite. Take Simmons Live Regulator. Held For Postage. There are a number of letlens and papers held for postage at the Postoffice in this city, besides letters and packages that. are wrongly or insufficiently addressed. See if any of them belong to you. The most careful people sometimes omit g stamp or fail to write an address in full, so that the Postmaster is at @ loss te know where the same should be sent. oo Congregational Church. There will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening : *‘Trial‘and Triumph.” Sabbath school at the close of the morning service. Everybody cordially invited. M. EB. Church. Services in the Methodist Church tomorrow as usual. Rev. J. T. Murrish will preach. Subjects of discourse:— Morning, ‘‘Practical Religion.” Night, “The American Sunday.” Sunday School at the close of the morning service. Epworth League meets at 6 o'clock P.M. All, and especially the young, are very cordially invited to attend these a cdl Two Arrests. T: eaeresis wore made today for harboring a young man in two ef the houses of ill-fame in this city. The cases wil) up’ befere Justice Plunkett on PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People and Young, H. M. Place is down from Washington, A. W. Brewster of San—Francisco is here spending a few days. . Rs. Huntley of North-Bloomfieht-is: in town. J. W: Greenlaw and 8. B, Slight, . of Sacramente, arrived here last evening. James Quick came down from Badger Hill yesterday. . Gen. A. M. Dobbieof North Bloomfield arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Mrs. L. Lubeck leaves in the morning to purchase a complete line of spring millinery.and dry goods. Clement J. Schuster and his sister, Miss Clara M. Schuster of San-Francisco, arrived here last evening on a visit to. ay eee Se Old The Fountain Head of Strength. When we recollect that the stomach is the grand laboratory in which food is transformed into/the™ sécretionswhich furnish vigor to the system after entering and enriching the blood;” that it is, in short, the fountain head. of strength, it Lis essential to_keep—this—important sup] plying machine in order, and to restore it to ‘activity. when it becomes inactive. This Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters does most, effectually, seasonably, regulating and reinforcing digestion, promoting due action of the liver and bowels. Strength and quiewde ef the nerves depend in great measure upon thorough digestion. esteemed by the medieat fraternity than the Bitters. Physicians also strongly commend it for chills and fever, rheumatism, kidney and bladder trouble, sick héadache, and -want of appetite and sleep. Takea wineglassful three times a day. For biliousness and headache Simmons Liver Regulator is the best medicine the world ever saw. —H. H. Jones, Macon, . 5 sa, ~ ee Crover, Alfalfa, Timothy, Lawn Grass seeds, etc., fresh and clean, at Carr Ba POWDER Absolutely Pure. Cream of tartar baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength,— Larest Unitep States GoveRNMENT Foop Rxrorr. » Royan Bakrne Powner Co. 106. Wall St. N. Y. .No. 1950. Application Fer Patent. Nwited States Land Office, { B4rvam. .o, Cal., March 2d, 1893; NG MICE is hereby given that JOHN MeBEAN, whore Post Office address is Washingt 2, Nevaia County, Callfornia, has this ¢ + ‘ed his application for a Patentfir)’ ‘‘inear fe-t ofthe GAMBRINUS QUARTZ NE or vein, bearing gold, and mili site, \ th surfaceground six hundred feetin vw. h. situated in the Eureka Mining District, County of Nevada and State of Califoraia, and designated by the field notes and official plat on tile in this oftice as lot No. 57, a. and K., in Township 1s North, Range 11 Eus'of Mt. Diablo Meridjan. Said Lot No. 57, A. and B., being described as follows, towit : LODE LINE, Beginning at theSouth lode post marked (G.Q. 0, 1;" thenee mag. var, 16° 50° K N. 16° 05° K., 22.65 chains or 1494.9 feet to post in rock mound murked “G, Q. M, No, 2” from which Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22, 27 and 28, T,18N.,R. Il K., bears N. 8° 61’ E. 15.53 chains distant, EXTERIOR BOUNDARIKS, Commencing at SW cor. at post in rock mound maiked “i+, Q. M. No. 6;” thence mag. var. 16° 50’ E.,N. 15° 5’ E. 22 65 chaius or 1494.4 feet to post marked “G, Q. M. No, 5 ;’’ thence 8 749 50’ E. at 5.24 1-1 ane post in rock mound “G. Q, M. & L.” fro which the Sec. cor. common to Secs. 21, 22,27 and 28, T.18 N.,R. 11 E. M. D, M., bears N.10° 22'15.68 chains distant, 9.09" chains or 600 feet postin rock mound marked ‘'G, Q. M, No, 4;" thence 3. 159 05’ W. 22.65 chains or 1404.9 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M. No, 8;’! thence, N. 749 W. 9:09 chains or 600 feet to place of beginning. Coutaining 20.58 acres. SURVEY OF MILL SITR. Commencing at a post in rock mound marked ''G. Q. M. 8. 8. W. Gor,’ up no the South boundary of the Gambrinus Quarta Claim ; thence wag:var, 16° 60° E,, 8. 740 50’ E. 471 chains or 310.8 feet 20 post tn rock mound marked “G. Q. M. 8. N. E. Gor ;” thence 8 1° 22’ W. 1.73 chains or 117.5 feet along East boundary of Sec. 28, + p.18 Nt 11 . . Db. M. to post marked ‘G. Q. M. 9,” from which the 1-4 See. Cor, between Secs, 27 and 28, T.18N. K,11 E., M.D. B. and M. bears 5 1° 92° W 62 links distant’; thenco 8 43° 20’ W. 7.14 chains or 4/1.2 feet to post in rock mound marked “G. Q. M.S. 8, E. Cor.” ; theuce N. 74° 50’ W, 6.06 chains or 400 soot, paws tn rock mound marked "G, Q. M, 8. 8. W. Cor.”’ ; thence N. 43° 20’ E., 9.09 chains or 600 feet to Containing 4.74 acres. CONNECTING LINE NO. 1, vayimoncingas tke North lode post marked"“G. Q. M. No. 2°” thence N. 8° 61’ E., 15.58 chains to the Sec. cor. common to Secs =o stead 28, T. 18 N.R. 11 E. M.D. B. and M, place of beginning, The location ofthis mine is recorded in the Recorder's office of Nevada County, California, in Book 7 Page 74, Mining Locations, The adjoining claimants are none, Any and al. persons claiming adversely an porvios of said Gambrinus 3 ll Site, or surface ground, are required to file their adverse claims with the ster of the United States Land Office, at Sacram snto, California, during the sixty days’ period of publication hereof, or they will be barred by the virtue of the provisions of the Statute. : THOMAS FRASER, Register, Fred Searls, Attorney for Applicant. It is hereby ordered, that the foregoing Notice of Applieation for Patent be pablished for a period of sixty days, (ten consecutive weeks) iu the Nevada Daily Tran— sort daily newspaper published at Neity, Cal. oe THOMAS F ASER, Register, The first publication Of this notice was: made on the 4th day of March, 1893, es Baby cried, _ Mother sighed, Phere-is-no™nervine tonic mors highly {uarts Mine . BIG SAVING TO COUNTIES. School Money's Under an Amendment, May inne BO, Held by Them. The bill which has passed the Tegislature and been appreved _by Governor Markham, amending Section 3866 and ". 3868 of the Political Code, will save many thousands of dollars te the counties of the State, ~ The amending of these Sedtions changes the number of settlements to’ be

made by the counties annually with the State from four to two. This will save the counties in mileage something like $3000 a year. But this isn’t where the big saving will come in. Under the law before it was amended County Treasurers brought the school moneys to the State Treasurer, and after they—were-apportioned~ they . were returned to the counties: The amendments provide that the State school moneys may be held by the counties, thus saving thousands of dollars in expressage and bank exchanges, Riou, red blood as naturally results from taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as persenal and water. This great purifier thoroughly p expels scrofula, salt rheum and other 1mpurities, Hoop’s PIu1s are easy, yet. efficient. For health and happiness, the boon of all mankind, take Simmons Liver Regulater. A Big Family.oe Nevada county seldom has to take a back seat for any other section. We have more fine-louking men, handsome women and shapely Venuses to the Square foot of ground ‘than any other section in the State, We are not behind . in the way of pretty babies and smart. ’ chidren, and had always supposed that we could also boast of large families, but we make no further claims on that ecore. A gentleman infernied us yesterday that he knows of a family in Sierra county in which there have been twenty-one children, all by one mother;—and-most-of whom are still living. Nevada county’ big families are ‘not in it” with the, Sicrra county colorfy. —$—$~-+@oo——____ Local Telephones. An agent of the Sunset Telephone telephones around business places and private residences at Grass Valley. He will probably visit thfs city on a similar mission, HROCKL ARKIVALS, mesa Unien Arrivals. R. Solari, San Francisco, ‘Tom-Selart 6 Geo. Whitney, You Bet, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacrainento, S. B. Slight, a T. M. Jehuson, Dutch Flat, L. O. Williams, 4 J. Morane, won, L,_R. Prescott, Washington, G. J. Glover, “ J, Wadileigh, #§ H, Veal, You Bet, R. 8. Huntley, North Bloomfield, J. R. Davis, San Juan, A. L. McGuire, “ T. B. Sanders, San Francisco, J. H. Stephens, Dixon, Cal. National Kxchange. A. J. Pinkerstone, San Francisco, A. Montgomery, = J. 8, Southworth, # D.’ Witkowski, bh A. W. Brewster, ” Miss C, M,-Schuster, ag C. J. Schuster, ae Gen. A. M. De" bie, a P. P. Kellegham, Forest City, G E. 1] orland, Chico,. J. R. Quick, Badger Hill, Rh. P. Taylor, Pike City, Gus Ozalli, Graniteville, G, W. Eagye, Maybert, A good desirable House on upper Pine Street, Nevada Vity. containing eight hard-finished rooms, tnelu ing bath room, all in good condition, for rent. Inquire at the premises or of G. L. Waters, at his-otiice. Tilley Building, Nevada vity, _ February 28th, 1893, NOTICE. All persons having bills against the WEST HAKMONY GRAVEL MINING COMPANY are requested to present them in duplicate on or before the Hirst of each menth,-and payment will be made on the second Satur ay. Present all bills at the office of th crevary, at A. Isoard’s store. West Harmony Gravel Mining Company, 28 J.T, MeCALL, Supt, Try Pecarty’s Small Boer At S Cents. FURNITURE BEDDING —aNp— HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS KINKEAD’S Family Bious, Conner 8 AVING . Tracy's stock of Porni‘ure and I ng at a Great Sacrifice, 1am en tosell at prices Hartke oe by irty Sasel wink offer Gre t r ne: re B to make room for my order aye tock, ~ will commence to arve in a few day ganna asevare,oparsthe pcs the quality of i Cou: promptly and faithfully atten: me. Goods sold at the lowest pfices in the county for rPOT CASH. wish Gal cnderamiog es A HOLD and ex * All business “Epholste Pil spe Ag kinds of Repairing cleanliness results from free use of soap: Company is arranging for putting up. : — —— on Lusiness prin t OUR ANNIVERSARY,Thirty-three Years Before the Public of ‘Nevada~ County. — Monday will be the Datty Tranyscrirt’s thirty-third anniversary. When the peper was established in 1860 it was @ five-column journal, now {t is an eighteslumm folio. It has ever been the aim of the TRaNschiet proprietors to advance the interests of this-section of the country, and particularly that of “hydraulic mining, the industry: that brought forth gold enough to save our nation in the darkest hour of its peril. We have always endeavored to represent faithfully the varied resources of our county, helping as best we could to build up the same. Whatever influence this paper has had for good in any direction, or Whatever if has accomplish-d in -the furtherance of the general welfare of the people, has been done cheerfully, and a retrospective glance over the thirty-three years of its existence is full of satisfaction to the publishers and those who have been ecnstant readers of the TRANSCRIPT through all that time. It is our hope that the fruits of its labors in succeeding years may be even more rich and . abundant than in the 1) . Siena eee ~-2@e + ORANGES ten cents a dozen at Jack~ Se er eee Ded A VALUABLE BOOK. * Tho Age! Por It Will Gall on Gur Cines For Subseriptions, -Miss Flora Holbrook has received the agency for this section for-a—most—inter< esting work entitled ‘The Discovery and Conquest of the New World.” It contains the ‘' Life and Veyage of Chris-topher Columbus,” by Washington Irving, creator of American classics, A separate account of the Conquest of Mexico and Peru, by W. W. Robertson, D-D-¥. R. S., the eminent English historian of the University of Edinburg. A perfect: history of the United States, from works of Bancroft, Fiske, Blaine, Grant, Sherman, Johnston, compiled by Ben Rush Davenport, master of the art of critical condensation.—-The-introduc-} tion to the work is by Hon. Murat Halstead, the renowned journalist. There are 850 pages in the boek, nicely printed on good paper, and 600 steel and colered illustrations. It is handsomely beund, and altogether is a book that should be in every home. This being the year of the Columbian Exhibition, it is one of the most appropriate gifts or souvenirs that can be purchased. Miss Holbrook has commenced canvassing for subsorib— Fann California and Eastern Flower son’s Bee Hive Grocery Store. f3 Which has just been sh ell § Arti versho \, outh's ee Youth's Rubbeis 25 lens Calf Shoes, $1.5 ays Calf Shoes. $1. ile oat Shoes, ed CR iid S Pe = . N en Uudershirts, 20 ag Maresville Elue Flanne — Men's Searlet Flange bo''s Suits from 65 purchasing, now is your time that you will have Clearance > IN ORDER TO MAKE ROOM FOR AN IMMENSE SPRING STOCK We-have-made this Great Reduction in Prices: ou Long Legued Rubber Boots, $2.75.iS Rubbers, 40° ets ses Rabbers220 els ens Overshits, 20 ets boy's Waists, 20 dozon7on hand 245 ets: Undershirts lind Drawers, Meus Suits from $3 upwards This is one of the most important sales that has ever taken place here, and if you really want to an opportunity. like this to do so. CHAS. GRIMES, LEADING CLOTHIER, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Sale. ipped from New York, 0) ols 10 cbs. S708 8 lo 10:, 00 iN cfs, 41.30 each, Dp aWwef ‘. 1 Cs, good wil be wold eu Saturday ony at fr a “lee der,” Cents. cls upwards, Save money in todo it. It is not always eae » GEO. TRACY, Auctioneer, . rs for the work. ~~ : [in California are likely to be in ‘opera. . ‘be given to~ build the restraining dams . ’ “of the State. =That paying fancy quite otherwise, confectionery is alawys perfection iteelf, an FRENCH MIXED has something to do with its overgrowing popu : arity. In Nevada City, FOLEY and CANDY graced by throngs of well dr must wear neat shoes in order to « week's sale is over, About What Effet the Caninti Bilis Go-) ing to Have Shortly. S.F. Repert: oe sere 3 oi _ All hydraulic mines in this State which do not discharge their debris into navigable streams or which are in a position te restrain the same may’ now resume operations. It is likely that numerous mines on the watershed of the San Joaquin and in El Dorado, Placer, Tyelumne> Calaveras, Nevada, Sierra and Plumas counties, and also in Shasta on the Sacramento river watershed and inthe side canyons of the Sierras will take active measures to resume. work. The mines, such as those at Gold Ran, which dump directly into the navigable streams, ‘Cannot resume work so quickly under the Caminetti law, for they will have te build dams to impound their debris. Some of the mines are likely to start up right away, as the penal clause of the bill does not take effeet until May Ist, but it will all depend upon the amount of water they have at command. ‘The’ season’ is late, and possibly there will not be more than two months of water left, but next winter 75 per cent of the hydraulic mines . tion, The Caminetti bill only provides for an appropriation of $15,000 to pay the ex. } penses ef the Commissioners who are to have charge of the-work, but ifthe Ford bill, now before the Legislature of this State becomes a law, sufficient aid will necessary tostart all the big hydraulic mines, The Ford bill has alrpady ag the Senate, and seems'likely to pass. the Assembly, and to be signed by the: Governor. In'that event the State will make an appropriation which is likely to be equ: led by the next Congress and this will hasten the resumption df. work in all the big mines. Hydraulic mining © in California is starting upon a boom which must soon favorably atfect every interest ~+ 200+ Garpen Sexps,all tresh and of the very tf best varictios, at Carr’ Bros. ml and in fact it often is so. explain why ‘‘just as sweet as FOLEY” is & comparisen te describe anything nice, J. M. FOLBY,' Confectioner IT DOES” NOT ALWA prices for CAAIN DW secures a good article; the _Geneva, Ohio, Consumption, Hopeless Case Gad Gough, Short Breath, Pain In the Side. Restored to Perfect Health by } Hood’s Sarsaparilia, ; “For the comfort and health of the human family I write unsolicited to tell of the wonderful benefit Hood’s Sarsaparilla has Gone me_and how highly ¥ prize-it-t-wasinwrx Roor health for four years. Having a terrible pain and swelling ‘in my left side, one physician pronounced my affliction a. I kept getting worse. Another ‘eated me for ’ Consumption. . E became very weak and Poor in flesh; hada Gough all the time, and sometimes I could not lie down for I was so distreased, shore and Consumption and ‘ s My Case Was Hopeless. One physician advised me to go either south or to Colorado, as I could not live in the north, My husband was in the drug business and sold out to away, but-a fri Bavised ine . tae case _ Hood’s Sarsaparilla I did give it a trial, and found’so much virtue in it that I continued with it. I cannot tell how much this medicine has helped me. I have improved rapidly in health ever since I began with it, and am now able to do my own work. Nothing I have ever taken equals Hood’s Sarsaparilla. I feel like a new person.” Mra. F, O. Stonk, Geneva, Ohio. Pills act easily, yet pro WAYS FOLLOW , tact may be. It’s never so at FOLHY'’S. FOLEY’S d very likely the superiority of FOLEY'S are convertable terms. This may becoming current among. the ladies, as No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City FOR LADIES ONLY. The rough weather is over, and now it is ladies, nly, LADIES’ AMERICAN KID SHOE ves from 2 1-2 to 7, for half-price—g2_ 50 be well dressed. lovely and bright, and eur streets are And these ladies all know that _ they We will offer for this ‘week 3, patent tips, single EK or double E, shoes for $1 8s. ——@——— FOR GENTLE On Saturday next we will have a special sale, ccived two cases of fine U NDERWEAR, drawers from 30 to 40, baton that day will be sold for for one day only, next Saturday, MEN ONLY. for one day only. We have reThey are in orange pS Shirts from are fresh goods, just arrived, These The full value is $1 25, Remember, this sale is TO BACHELORS ONLY. We invite all the bachelors te notice that we are holding'a SPECIAL SALE this week for BACHELORS ONLY FORTERS, for this week onl toe late, or you will be left al for & together, : You bachelors know, better than any one else, that these a are celd, and 5S 1 ur benefit we are efferin fifty COM. Contes apiece. Thee don’t be TO OU tised. You should watch our ‘ we will sell no more CUSTOMERS. Please take notice that our — sales are only ‘Bdvs.” more closely, for the week they are adverand order promptly. Whea goods at the prices quoted, i. Hyman « Go., “MERCHANT Main and Commercial TAILORS, Streets, Nevada City. First-class Stock for Customers to select Perfect Vit and Pants from $5 up. The {‘Whatare wild waves saying . Bister the whole day long ?’ from. the best workmanship guaranteed. Suits from $20 up. Cigar at tiffs’ — Havana Hand{made, Rich,Mellow ‘and Delicious F avor (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND,) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. ef breath. I consulted seven physicians, & eae ate Mrs. ¥. 0. ene—__—SRI WISREE Rabrsiew ne er ee ESS ont SBa8.F aud the liver ant bowelan : .