May 24, 1893 (4 pages)

Te, uty tor by . () : ad~~ r Tae i by he = of ces et my. arurnd ers the ‘in ing pet* AC ( ) ON ldsee ; Up s of HesHf, rks; ory tL. DOLD ‘ipal hia, iforreel the ent, was porfates e of nm 10, pon Haid elin aucfore y of ent, 1 exrs. tary. San Ooms dall juse¢ _ 2, own a plot 25x50 feet in Pine Grove THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860, Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month: $6 a Year wuen patp In AD. VANCE. Loca Noricrs—10 cents per line fo 1st insertion and 5 cents per line foreach $1 per line per additional insertion, or month, A Te A eee WEDNESDAY EV’NG. May 24, '93 TC REDEEM THE MINERS. Nevada City. —— division of the Major Keppel comis preparing for several summer onslaughts, and the principal of these will be in the form of a chariot invasion of the interior towns of Northern Califor_. Bia. So says Staff-Captain Milsaps, Examiner:— The local Salvation Army, r : manding, THE DERPEST WIN, . It is Situxted <in Prossia and is dver rt Mile Deop. The San Francisco Call in answer toa correspondent in Nevada City gives the following information : The printed statement inclosed in your communication te thé effect that “the deepest mine in the world is probably one. of the coal. mines ‘in ths Mons Basin, Belgium, known as the Ste. Henriette des Produits, which was reported in 189] to have struck a rich vein at a depth of 5186 ‘feet—the honor of having the deepest straight-drop shaft however, is claimed for the abandoned Kettenherg mine in Bohemia, which is said to have reached 3778 feet,” is not a correct statement, for the reason there is a record the deepest bore hole in any mine in the world was one made by seme ‘Prussian mining engincers at a diamond mine at Schladebich, ear Halle, a city of Prussian Saxony, which teok them six years to bore and reached a depth of 5735 feet, or 455 feet deeper than a mile. This mine was abandoned. According to La Nature the deepest mine now working is that at Saint Andre du Poirer, in France. There are two shafts, one 5000 feet and the other 3150 feet. Other authorities assert that the deepest mine is the rock-salt bore at Spenseg berg, near Berlin, which has a depth of 4175 feet. This shaft is net, however, perpendicular, Their is a perpendiculai, shaft.in. the Calumet-copperanine-in—theLake Superior district which has a depth of 4200. uu? Get at the Facts _ editor of the War Cry and the Major’s closest counselor. Recruits from various parts of the State insist. that there are mining -settlementswhich have never been visited by the Salvationists, se it has been decided to fit out an expedition ona plan similar te that of last year’s southern cavalcade. Owing to the disadvantage which untried cavalrymen have in trying to ride unbroken broncos and yet stay in harmonious relations with the band, the new expedition will travel in a couple of stage coaches and call the vehicles ‘“‘chariots.” About a dozen men will constitute the party and their itinerary will be so planned that they can stay from four ‘ttwelve days in each town. An earlier event than the invasion by the charioteeér:, however, will be a helltire meeting, scheduled for Friday, June 2nd, at the division hgadquarters in San Franciscse. This will be the first of its kind in all the army. Its name explains the nature of it, and the day and evening sessions will be entirely devoted to the subject which the army charges modern preachers with totally neglecting. The leading Salvation officers in the State will participate, and it is proposed to have a rousing demonstration to convince unbelievers that the old orthodox teaching is true, , After that will come a‘Salvation camp meeting at Trestle Glen Park for the two weeks beginning on June 24th, Three meetings a day will beheld, and among the leaders will be Staff Captain McIntyre of Newfoundland, who has just been placed in charge of Southern California. The organization of a new brass band will be a teature of the camp-meeting, and it is this band which on the Fourth rot -Suty Will climb into the chariots oi the old overland pattern and set out to redeem the miners. Just. who will go is uot known, and the soldiers themselves Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, ask the people who take this medicine, or read the testimonials often published in this paper. They--will convince ~youthat HOOD’S CURES. Hoop’s Pr.ts cure constipation, . Lets of Yellow stuif. Chinese miners ‘from Quaker Hill brought to town this morning the resuli of a clean-up made in their gravel mine. The gold dust, which would about half fill an ordinary hat, was seld to the Citi zens Bank. There was a small quartz nugget also, about two inches and a hali tong-and-an-inch wide;-that~was “nearly “all gold, 28@oo F,& A.M.” A special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F., & A. M., will be held Wed;mesday evening, May -24th.-—Afull at~ tendance is desired. td If It Ever Déés. When the wind stops blowing, and the snow stops snowing, and the rain goes se far away that it can’t get back for two or three months, the werk of macadamizing Broad street will begin. It will be-rushed ahead when once started, but the contractors don’t want to begin until they are satisfied that work can be prosecuted without interruption on account of the weather. ee SHILOH’S CURR is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Oure. Only on, cent a dose. 25 cts, 60cts., and $1.00, Sold by Carr Bros. me The Firemen’s Plot. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. cemetery, In this piece of ground are buried the remains of deceased firemen who had no relatives here. New markers were recently placed, at the head and foot of each grave where needed and now it is proposed to place stone posts around the plot, an jron chain to pass from ene post to another. 226 oe Repairs. © The line fence between the lots of H. A. Lones and Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street, has been taken down and will be rebuilt. Other repairs will soon be made to the fire company’s property. Meet Tonight. The Married Folks Dancing Club will meet tonight at Odd Fellows hall. As this is to be the last party given by them this season it is desired that every member of the club be present, Fourth of July Oration, The Jackson, Ainador county, Ledger says: State Senator Tirey L. Ford of Sierra county has accepted an invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at this place, === DE PRICE'S eh: MOST PERFECT MADE, ‘Twill not know until they are called at Trestle Glen, It is intended, however, not to send those who nearly perished going over the “mouitatis and the hot plains at Bakersfield, and to send private soldiers instead of officers. The officers, Major Keppe thinks, should be kept at heme to leai their regular corps; and for the —wission ary work he will choose those whio have no other. important—daties: “Happy Bill,” who was a convincing spirit in the eavalvade, has become a captain and got married, but-he is so well acquainted with the miner and so experienced in frontier chariot driving that he may be sent along to lead the ‘expedition and to correspond for the War Cry—of which he is associate editor, One or twe of the other cavalrymen are also married officers now, and in addition to ‘‘Happy Bill” there is but one of the former band who is likely tu go. That is Lieutenant Fong Foo See who is an expert musician and a good cook, In addition to the brass band, the charioteers will form aa orchestra, and so musical versatility will be required of those who are to travel. A tent, 40 by 30 feet, will be carried and meetings will be held in that at the smaller settlements. The schedule for the invasion has not yet been made out, and Major Keppel has only formulated a general plan of the line of operation. First the charioteers will proceed to Sacramento and ftom there they will strike eut to the northeast. Auburn will be visited, and’ after occasional stops along the road a long stay will be made at Nevada City. Then they will go to Downieville and probably up into Plumas county.—-On the return the cities through which they will-probebly pass are Oroville, \jaryaville, Yuba City and Woodland, though it is the smaller intermediate towns that the Salvation Army will werk, The campaign will last until the latter part of September and possibly a month longer. Captain Milsaps says the mistake of last year’s cavalcade was in permitting it to stay foronly one or two days in any one camp: There is no pessibility gf effective work in that system, and the rides were so long-andthe broncos so stubborn that the cavalrymen were centinually tired out, This year, though, the men will travel in comparative ease and will stay as long in each town as may be necessary, 9 Tue vast facilities of the J. ©. Ayer Co., of Lowell, Mass., enable them to place The Superior Blood-purifier—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—within easy reach of the poorest invalid. Don’t be induged to take a ‘‘cheap” substitute. Always remember that the best is the cheapest. Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever uyed.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, Tried ‘Today. Magoon, the drummer who was arrested in this city several days ago for insulting ladies, and in whose cage a change of venue was granted, had his trial at Grass Valley today. P. T, Riley appeared for the prosecution, J. M, Walling for tlie defense. Only Forty-Nine. About a month ago Albert Allan, prothat he contemplated erectiug two cottages on East Broad street. He has kept an account of the number of persons Salvation Army Charioteers Will Invade for yourself just how good @ thing it is AN EXPLANATION. — How the Twelve clock Ordinance Came to Be Disregarded. A few days ago the Tidings asked about the 12 o’clock ordinance at Nevada City, which requires all saloons and bars to be closed at that time: The TRANSokirT immediately rephed that the law was strictly complied wjth ahd that the saloon keepers were glad to comply with the -erdinanée. When we made the mention we did so upon reliable information that séveral saloons opeuly -disobeyed the law. This, it seeias, was true, for the very paper that-said the law was strictly obeyed prints the following in its issue of Monday evening : We are requested by Marshal Getchell ‘to say that owing tothe many complaints made to him he has decided to enforce the 12.0’clock ordinance. All saloons, according to the ordinance, must close at midnight, and the Marshal-hopes that all interested will comply with the law. The above is from the Tidings of. yesterday. Well, my son, we'll explain, The 12 o'clock ordinance was strictly obeyed up to the time the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias assembled in this city. During that weck the saloon keepers thought they should assist in extending every courtesy to the Knights, and kept their places brilliantly illuminated. This and nothing more. Complaint was made against them for yo doing, and the Marshal thought that some of the saloon men might be laboring under the impression thatthe Knights were still here ‘and that it was proper to keep open house, therefore his notice. See? Mei See eee “Bal Dyspepsta in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. SEES MUS Bee A High Wind. The wind that began’ this morning is evidently an offshoot from the big wine storm that prevailed yesterday throughvut the middle and western States. It was from the east and fer awhile blew a gale. Loose shingles and shakes were torn off and swept before the blast, and « piece of tin ro: fing was varried high in the air for along distance, while clouds of dust, paper, sticks and other light material. were carried before the wind. The flagstalf on Washin gton schoolhouse was blown down, and shade trees at the residences of John T. Morgan and W. H. Crawford were broken off. It Wasa as dear Gow Ne eee hee ‘ Mosr of our ailments comefroma disordered liver which Simmons Liver Regu lator cures. anes gesat Improving, Harry Jones, who had his leg broken about two weéks ago by falling down an incline shaft near Coltunbia Hill, is get ting along all right. He was all alone when the accident happened, and after crawling up out of the incline he lay on -the~groundfromrt0-o'ctock “inthe forez noon till. after.5.e‘eloek -p, -4. before assistance came to him. He shouted for help-untit te became hoarse and ex= hausted, and at last a couple of men who were passing uear the mine heard his cries. One of them happened to be a loctor fram below who was visiting some mining property in the vicinity. He set Jones’ lim! temporarily and arranged for haying the injured man brought to his home in this city, the light wagon in which he was conveyed arriving here at half-past 1 o’clock in the morning . Drs. Muller and Black afterwards reduced the fracture. The thigh bone had been broken in two places, Jones’ face and arms were badly bruised in his efforts to get out of the incline. It was indeed a very trying experience. tO an a "Going to Bloomfield, ‘The Nevada Light Guard of this city will not go to Grass Valley on the 4th of July. We understand they have made arrangements to spend that day at North Bloomtield, so Grass Valley wiil not have a Military Company in its procession, _—————_2760e——____ sign Blown Down. A large wooden dign at B. H. Miller’s clothing store was torn from its fastenings by the wind this morning and fell to the ground. It was badly demolished. Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Gold or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs: Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back, Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use, had a speedy and pertect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn lrial bottles free at Carr Bros, Store, Large size 50c. and $1.00. Put on a Porch. Dr. Muller has had a porch built on the rear of -his residence, extending the full width of the building. The improvement will add greatly te the convenience and comfort of the eccupants of the house, Drug: KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clear ness to the Complexion and cures Con— stipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Tenight’s Contest. The contest for the Demorest silver medal will be held at the Theater this evening. It will doubtless be quite in— teresting and everybody is invited to attend. ce Mother sighed, who want to be his tenants, and up to noon today it was just forty-nine, bj ‘ . ‘ Doetor preseribed Castoria, very flereé Wild for the month of “May. + -thanks was passed : . sistance. FATAL ACCIDENT. James Carlyon Killed Inthe North Star Mine. & * Union: Last night was the scene of one of the saddest and most distressing avcidents that has occured in this vicinity for a long time. A mine accident always has ,its horror, but. last night it was worse than ever, when one of Grass Valley's noblest young men departed his life. About half-past eight o'clock. James Carlyon was about to start on his way home frem the North Star mine, where he was employed. © He was on the night shift, but was going home early in order that’he could go to work this morning to do some painting for Mr, Abadie, the superintendent. The unfortunate young man had been up en the landing and was walking down the steps to go home, when by some means or other he got against a large fly wheel, which threw hiin thirty feet down the shaft. How he came in contact with the wheel is not known, but he must either have thought he was at the bottom of the steps and walked right into the wheel er else he lost his balance and fell against the wheel, which is revolving with tremendous rapidity, He was found thirty feet down the incline shaft. Death was instantaneous, as he never spoke a word or gave @ sign of life after he was found. Nobody saw him get struck, and Daniel Baldwin and John Welch, the men who found the ‘injured man, were about twenty-five away. Mr. Carlyon was taken into the dryhouse and a physician was immediately sent. for. Dr. Jamieson was soon on the scetie and examined the body and found the following injuries: -One bone was broken in the leftarm. The right collar bone broken. The skull was broken over the left. eye ‘and the doctor found a large hole in the back_part of the head. The neck was broken and the whole upper part of the body was badly distigured. Undertake” Harris arrived at the mine and teok charge of the body. Coroner Daniels was sent for and in company with Deputy Coroner Hocking and a Union reporter . he immediately drove to the scene of the accident. After learning the full particulars of ‘the affair a coroner's jury was summoned to appear at the Coroner’s office this morning at following named gentlemen: ‘Thos. TibSamuel Kerths, Paul Quick, Arthur Gill, Matthew. Tonkin and-David Ayers, James Frances Carlyon was born in’ this State in 1869, making him twentytour years of age. He has been employed by the North Star Company for the past four years and has alw:ys been a faithful and trusted workman.” “Déceased leaves mother-and-father-andseveral by thera and sisters to mourn-the loss of a kind aud dutiful sen and loving brother: The but it is theught it-will take place tomor-. f row. t + -2@e-o— “With SODOZONT when they become spongy or detached from the neck of the teeth. Let them bleed freely aud so recover their tone and‘health. This SOZODON . is the best remedial agent for dis. eased gums and teeth, Try and learn, -_-——— 08e-o-. c Going to Aubura. On Saturday next about twenty. five members of the Nevada City Athletic Club will go to Auburn for the purpose of giving an entertainment thiere. ‘They will go by private, conveyances, We understand that a number of ladies will go'along. The Auburn people can count on seeing a good athletic performance. ——_—_ +--+Vote of Thanks. J At the recent session of the Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, held in this city last week, the following vote of Wuerwas, The Knights and Sistors of Nevada county have been sv hospitable in their welcome to representatives of the Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, and Visiting Sisters, and en every hand have extended that friendliness so lavishly, made their welcome so spontaneous and sociable, therefere be it ReEso.vev, That it is the sense of this convention that a rising vote of thenks be extended to all who have been instrumental in making the time pass so pr.fitably and pleasantly. The citizens of Nevada county are to be congratulated upon the energy displayed in advancing the principles of the order, and for the beautiful county in which they dwell, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of L, A. Mason, deceased. Order fixing time for hearing petition for decree of distribution, Estate of N. B, Parazett, deceased. Petition for letters of administration filed, A Brilliant Party. The Berkeley correspondent of the Oakland Enquirer sends the following notice of a party tendered Miss Jennie R. White of Nevada City: Miss White, U. ©. 93, was tendered a most elaborate party in honor of her graduation by Mrs, F, K. Shattuck, in whose family she has made her home for some time past, The palatial residence of Mr, Shattuck had been gorgeously decorated with flowers and a predominance of ‘blue and gold”, The diniug hall was also deourated with the famous colors of the U. C., and by each plate was a sourvenir punch cup of cut glass of the same color. Tidin 5: Mrs, Joseph Weissbein was burned about the face today while opening a bottle of amnonia, The bottle had been left standing in the sun and the burning the lady about the fece. Dr. Jamieson rendered the necessary ason upper Nevada street. is the result of old age. betts, Thomas Mitchell; Sanvuel-Clarks}-— = PORE MOUNTAIN WATER. Tho South Yuba Coapsay Would Like to Supply San Fraaciseo ee Chas. Van Norden, President of the South Yuba Water Company of Placer county, has sent & communication to Mayor Ellert containing a proposition to supply San Francisco with pure mountain water at the rate of $40 a } 1,000,000 gallons. company is prepared to supply San Francisco with 20,000,000 gallons per day,’ and is willing to contract todo se fur period of fifty years. conduit would be 120 miles in length, and weuld cost $15,000,000, but President Van Norden estimates that the city would get back the principal and interest in twenty years, ity.of the company’s works is 725,000 minera’ inches or 12,325 million gallons. The same company has made a similar Proposition to the city of Sactamento, The Mayor will submit the communication to the Board of Supervisors. He says that the The necessary The storage’ capac2 2Oe-+ How They Are Doing. George M. Hughes, whose left-hand was-amputated Saturday, is doing as well as could be expected, notwithstanding reports that he was getting worse all the tiie. : Edson Willis is getting along nioely. The wound inflicted en his head with a cleaver is healing all right. Mrs. William Thomas remains in about the-samie condition, L.O. Palmer is very sick at his home His sickness — —+—ee In Demand. There have been many applicatieus for }. —— the elegant arb-souvenirs given out at the Knights of Pythias ball last ‘Thursday evening. demand that the committee has sent below to see if the lithographic stones are still in shape so that additional copies can be secured, So great has been’ the O@eo-——» Aubarn’s Sewerage. On Saturday last an election was held in the town of Auburn, Placer county, at which it was voted to issue bonds to wi ihens oe} the smount-of $20, 000-frrr a batteraaw— {40-0 ebouks “Pherjary wit vonsiat’ er the ornge Ayeteun, . The vote stood 6 to 1, Will Close Saturday Night. Mr. Morris, at. Caspor's old stand will close business in this city ou Satur~ day evening next, goods at hali-price sheuld call before the above date, Any one wishing m24-2t J. Morris, “dees ie Party at Wolief will, A grand social party will be given at date for the funeral has not yet been set, . Relief Hill on Suturday evening next or the bonetit of the public school at hat place. The weather permitting, I Rub the Gums Well J, Rolfe and some eighteen or twenty other, young people of-tiris vity wit gop there on that occasion. Many Witnesses. It is said that about seventy-five witnesses have been subpwued in the ice ‘ase now on trial in the Superior Court, @ see + 2Oe-o—Tuer is a hay famine in Maine owing to the long and cold winter . ———-~-——¢-9@e-e ae Btook Certificate Lost. Certificate No, 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been lost or misplaced, Anyone finding the same will please return to ames Colley, m22 rere: ee esCORT AiOnT aay Also, the Largest{Variety of Home-ma lx Candies J. M. FOLRY,Commorcial Street Spring is EXere? i. LS. * show you for the coming Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear EATS, Hitc. ae EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIty #ANDS INCLARGER .QUANTITIE _—_——O0 My Low Prices will astonish u—2vary Article Guaranteed HAVE YOUR -— AND-—— MIE Ee, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil, —o-—— EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Baul Clothing, Furi Gnd, Hat DON’T BUY CHPAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable ‘oods. cork was forced out, the gases and-fumes goods at these plaves . than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. Look at my Goods Before Buying Bkewbere IN NEVADA~COUNTY. Military Affairs in the Foothills Looking Up. Tu conversation with a News reporter Colonel Guthrie of the First Regiment of Artillery, stated that while in Nevada City attending the Grand Lodge, Knights of -Pythias, he visited Grass Valley, where they are organizing a military company in ebedience te the action of the Board for Location and Organization of the National Guard, One huriired and seventeen men sign. ed its roll, but’when the gompany wil} be mustered in the membership will be reduced to about eighty. The company will be Captained by Attorney Riley of Grass Valley, and will be organized on the 3d of June next. é ee IN all cases, where amild but effective aperient is needed, Ayer’s Pills are the best. ‘They improve the appetite, restore healthy action, promote digestion, and regulate every function, No pill is in greater demand, or more highly. recom_ mended by the profession. a PILLs promote constipation—Simmons, Liver Regulator cures constipation. Mrs, Jennie Bigelow: . of Fremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of : t Swellings in the Neck . One of the most stubborn forms of Scrotula . is that of goltre, which Is not only a very disLtressing-disfigurentcntof-the-fioownd neck, but causes great anxiety, beaause it istiable to develop into the painful and sickeniug TUN Sore.” HW60d's Sarsapariila has been Wonderfully Successful in cases of this kind. Acting promptly upol swelling, thus deprived of its cause aud sup port, soon disappears. Read this: “To ©. 1. Hood-& Co., Lowell, Mass. “T suffered terribly with swellings fn my heck, or goitre, and spout an enermous amount of money for medicines, but to ne purpose. I bocame completely discouraged, I read about Mrs, Anna Sutherland, ‘of _Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Kalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who Was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapa rilla, I wrote to her and received an answer fully confirming the printed testimonial. I thea commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla myself; and when IT had takey. two boities found that my neck had been reauced in size two inches. I was*so-anxious to know the effect of the medicine, that I used a lape measure every day. Ina few weeks I found the swelling Very much reduced, and f could Breathe with Pertect Kase, which [ had not done for years. [continued with Hood's Sarsaparilia and, am now Permancauy Oured of goitre.”” Mis. Jennin BigkLow. Hoop's PiLcsact easily, yot promptly and eMciontly-on the liver and bowels,cure headache. A BIT OF ADVICE is always highly beneticial aud it’s a display «f the rarest good sense to know: when and how to follow it. You couldn't receive hetter advice than to use only "A ee oe 1 Foley's Lilac de Perse leo Cream, It is the best article of its kind in Nevada Vity, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you doul it, try the Cream and all your doubt will vanish before the verdiot o . taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed, r= season the best stock ot No, 1 You do not pay any more for goed I1’8 A PACT. the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the : Put Up in Tin FoilPacka Cheek thé First Approach _ Of rheumatism, and further attacks niay be escaped, if proper precautions against exposure are taken, and there be no hereditary predisposition. nately, people who ultimately beca.ne chronic sufferers, too often neglect the tritling twinges and premonitory stiffness which herald the advent of this agonizing malady. Among the diseases for which Hostetters’ Stomach Bitters has been found © efficacious this ig, one, and the medicine being perfectly safe, it is cer— tainly to be preferred to. drugs used for its cure, which are frequeutly useless, and nothing more or less than poisonous. he snbstitutionof this pleasant and pnre blood depurent for medicines inimical to life in a slight overdose, is a feasure which inay fitly be urged upen persons who desire to obtain relief safely, or who have failed to obtain it from. the numerous pseudo remedies: for this disease in the market; ‘ °+@++ Sees New and Kasy Method Of Free-Hand Crayon Drawing, taught at Fowler’s Drawing Schvol. Come and make a picture, and if not successful I make no charges. Pictures enlarged to. any size. Class Room at. L. Garthe's, Main Street. Open every day. mill-t Oe Mires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for -this delicioys and healtliul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store,’ Commercial street cane ~ ed oe Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Unfortu: $10 Reward. An opal ring. Finder will please leave ‘at Ed. Downer’s saloon. ml2 GaRDEN Sexps,all tresh and of the very best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord's. — a21-tf toe lice! % The Union Ice Company is now prepared to furnish pure mountain Ice in quantities to suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada City. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. Dried Applee—New Mackerel. J.J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial atreet, has just re. ceived a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is offering at the rate ef fifteen pounds ‘fer $1. Also just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 centa per can. Try ‘em. ml-tf Notice For Publication. I AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Cal., May, 4 22d, 1898. «Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settier has fied-notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Superior Court of Ne~ vida Ce., at Nevada City,yon the a7thday of June, 1893, vis: 8. R. Moody, widow and he r of Josiah Moody. Described H. A, 5279. for the Lot 8. or Fractional NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of Sec. 28, Tp. 17, N. R. 9 K. She names the following witnesses to prove ber continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said hud, via: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, James Smith, Charles KE, Mulloy, all of Nevada City, P. O., Nevada County, Cal. W. uv. LONG, Atty. for Claimant. may23 THOMAS FRASER, Register. We Think the Weather Has And everybody will feel better, As for ourselves, =e Cleared Up for the Season we are still busy in marking down our large atock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now « ‘we will be able to show you, in afew days; as fine a stuck uf FINE SPRING CLOTHING, == FURNISHING ROOTS And all heb AUPE PNA FEES: that Tas Over boon brought to this oltp. as Ragnea eRRDITT E, verything in those departanents will be marked PRICE -tigures, GOODS, SHOES down to the LOWEST CASH . pone Weare so sittiated now that we can suit atybody—rich or poor. We have no tine to publish a big prive list, as we are too busy fixing up our stores and markIng our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and.that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. EVERYBOLY INVITED, —— O—— ia. Eyman & Go., ~~~ Main-and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. _ Tho First In the Field 1 Ladies! Loox Over Our Spring Stock? te You will find that 1 ever before were Goods sO attractive, Our variety is large, the designs »xceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghame, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, te, Get the choicest by making your ‘selections 10W. The new Embroideries are very handsome. Th> L test in Dress Trimmings and Laces in sreat variety. You have to pay Coin tor Cigars then why not{ get the best]? They Are 3 for 25 cents. lected Tobacco. ges, and made of carefully Se. A mild, sweet smoke -_ William Giffin. (NATIVE SON*OP MARYLAND.) — INEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Se <a POL a CS aa ea é ee tae Pa naw aan Sea Alea

Te, uty tor by . () : ad~~ r Tae i by he = of ces et my. arurnd ers the ‘in ing pet* AC ( ) ON ldsee ; Up s of HesHf, rks; ory tL. DOLD ‘ipal hia, iforreel the ent, was porfates e of nm 10, pon Haid elin aucfore y of ent, 1 exrs. tary. San Ooms dall juse¢ _ 2, own a plot 25x50 feet in Pine Grove THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun. days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860, Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents Month: $6 a Year wuen patp In AD. VANCE. Loca Noricrs—10 cents per line fo 1st insertion and 5 cents per line foreach $1 per line per additional insertion, or month, A Te A eee WEDNESDAY EV’NG. May 24, '93 TC REDEEM THE MINERS. Nevada City. —— division of the Major Keppel comis preparing for several summer onslaughts, and the principal of these will be in the form of a chariot invasion of the interior towns of Northern Califor_. Bia. So says Staff-Captain Milsaps, Examiner:— The local Salvation Army, r : manding, THE DERPEST WIN, . It is Situxted <in Prossia and is dver rt Mile Deop. The San Francisco Call in answer toa correspondent in Nevada City gives the following information : The printed statement inclosed in your communication te thé effect that “the deepest mine in the world is probably one. of the coal. mines ‘in ths Mons Basin, Belgium, known as the Ste. Henriette des Produits, which was reported in 189] to have struck a rich vein at a depth of 5186 ‘feet—the honor of having the deepest straight-drop shaft however, is claimed for the abandoned Kettenherg mine in Bohemia, which is said to have reached 3778 feet,” is not a correct statement, for the reason there is a record the deepest bore hole in any mine in the world was one made by seme ‘Prussian mining engincers at a diamond mine at Schladebich, ear Halle, a city of Prussian Saxony, which teok them six years to bore and reached a depth of 5735 feet, or 455 feet deeper than a mile. This mine was abandoned. According to La Nature the deepest mine now working is that at Saint Andre du Poirer, in France. There are two shafts, one 5000 feet and the other 3150 feet. Other authorities assert that the deepest mine is the rock-salt bore at Spenseg berg, near Berlin, which has a depth of 4175 feet. This shaft is net, however, perpendicular, Their is a perpendiculai, shaft.in. the Calumet-copperanine-in—theLake Superior district which has a depth of 4200. uu? Get at the Facts _ editor of the War Cry and the Major’s closest counselor. Recruits from various parts of the State insist. that there are mining -settlementswhich have never been visited by the Salvationists, se it has been decided to fit out an expedition ona plan similar te that of last year’s southern cavalcade. Owing to the disadvantage which untried cavalrymen have in trying to ride unbroken broncos and yet stay in harmonious relations with the band, the new expedition will travel in a couple of stage coaches and call the vehicles ‘“‘chariots.” About a dozen men will constitute the party and their itinerary will be so planned that they can stay from four ‘ttwelve days in each town. An earlier event than the invasion by the charioteeér:, however, will be a helltire meeting, scheduled for Friday, June 2nd, at the division hgadquarters in San Franciscse. This will be the first of its kind in all the army. Its name explains the nature of it, and the day and evening sessions will be entirely devoted to the subject which the army charges modern preachers with totally neglecting. The leading Salvation officers in the State will participate, and it is proposed to have a rousing demonstration to convince unbelievers that the old orthodox teaching is true, , After that will come a‘Salvation camp meeting at Trestle Glen Park for the two weeks beginning on June 24th, Three meetings a day will beheld, and among the leaders will be Staff Captain McIntyre of Newfoundland, who has just been placed in charge of Southern California. The organization of a new brass band will be a teature of the camp-meeting, and it is this band which on the Fourth rot -Suty Will climb into the chariots oi the old overland pattern and set out to redeem the miners. Just. who will go is uot known, and the soldiers themselves Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, ask the people who take this medicine, or read the testimonials often published in this paper. They--will convince ~youthat HOOD’S CURES. Hoop’s Pr.ts cure constipation, . Lets of Yellow stuif. Chinese miners ‘from Quaker Hill brought to town this morning the resuli of a clean-up made in their gravel mine. The gold dust, which would about half fill an ordinary hat, was seld to the Citi zens Bank. There was a small quartz nugget also, about two inches and a hali tong-and-an-inch wide;-that~was “nearly “all gold, 28@oo F,& A.M..” A special meeting of Nevada Lodge, No. 13, F., & A. M., will be held Wed;mesday evening, May -24th.-—Afull at~ tendance is desired. td If It Ever Déés. When the wind stops blowing, and the snow stops snowing, and the rain goes se far away that it can’t get back for two or three months, the werk of macadamizing Broad street will begin. It will be-rushed ahead when once started, but the contractors don’t want to begin until they are satisfied that work can be prosecuted without interruption on account of the weather. ee SHILOH’S CURR is sold on a guarantee. It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the best Cough Oure. Only on, cent a dose. 25 cts, 60cts., and $1.00, Sold by Carr Bros. me The Firemen’s Plot. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. cemetery, In this piece of ground are buried the remains of deceased firemen who had no relatives here. New markers were recently placed, at the head and foot of each grave where needed and now it is proposed to place stone posts around the plot, an jron chain to pass from ene post to another. 226 oe Repairs. © The line fence between the lots of H. A. Lones and Pennsylvania Engine Company, on Broad street, has been taken down and will be rebuilt. Other repairs will soon be made to the fire company’s property. Meet Tonight. The Married Folks Dancing Club will meet tonight at Odd Fellows hall. As this is to be the last party given by them this season it is desired that every member of the club be present, Fourth of July Oration, The Jackson, Ainador county, Ledger says: State Senator Tirey L. Ford of Sierra county has accepted an invitation to deliver the Fourth of July oration at this place, === DE PRICE'S eh: MOST PERFECT MADE, ‘Twill not know until they are called at Trestle Glen, It is intended, however, not to send those who nearly perished going over the “mouitatis and the hot plains at Bakersfield, and to send private soldiers instead of officers. The officers, Major Keppe thinks, should be kept at heme to leai their regular corps; and for the —wission ary work he will choose those whio have no other. important—daties: “Happy Bill,” who was a convincing spirit in the eavalvade, has become a captain and got married, but-he is so well acquainted with the miner and so experienced in frontier chariot driving that he may be sent along to lead the ‘expedition and to correspond for the War Cry—of which he is associate editor, One or twe of the other cavalrymen are also married officers now, and in addition to ‘‘Happy Bill” there is but one of the former band who is likely tu go.. That is Lieutenant Fong Foo See who is an expert musician and a good cook, In addition to the brass band, the charioteers will form aa orchestra, and so musical versatility will be required of those who are to travel. A tent, 40 by 30 feet, will be carried and meetings will be held in that at the smaller settlements. The schedule for the invasion has not yet been made out, and Major Keppel has only formulated a general plan of the line of operation. First the charioteers will proceed to Sacramento and ftom there they will strike eut to the northeast. Auburn will be visited, and’ after occasional stops along the road a long stay will be made at Nevada City. Then they will go to Downieville and probably up into Plumas county.—-On the return the cities through which they will-probebly pass are Oroville, \jaryaville, Yuba City and Woodland, though it is the smaller intermediate towns that the Salvation Army will werk, The campaign will last until the latter part of September and possibly a month longer. Captain Milsaps says the mistake of last year’s cavalcade was in permitting it to stay foronly one or two days in any one camp: There is no pessibility gf effective work in that system, and the rides were so long-andthe broncos so stubborn that the cavalrymen were centinually tired out, This year, though, the men will travel in comparative ease and will stay as long in each town as may be necessary, 9 Tue vast facilities of the J. ©. Ayer Co., of Lowell, Mass., enable them to place The Superior Blood-purifier—Ayer’s Sarsaparilla—within easy reach of the poorest invalid. Don’t be induged to take a ‘‘cheap” substitute. Always remember that the best is the cheapest. Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ I consider it the best remedy fora debilitated system I ever uyed.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, Tried ‘Today. Magoon, the drummer who was arrested in this city several days ago for insulting ladies, and in whose cage a change of venue was granted, had his trial at Grass Valley today. P. T, Riley appeared for the prosecution, J. M, Walling for tlie defense. Only Forty-Nine. About a month ago Albert Allan, prothat he contemplated erectiug two cottages on East Broad street. He has kept an account of the number of persons Salvation Army Charioteers Will Invade for yourself just how good @ thing it is AN EXPLANATION. — How the Twelve clock Ordinance Came to Be Disregarded. A few days ago the Tidings asked about the 12 o’clock ordinance at Nevada City, which requires all saloons and bars to be closed at that time: The TRANSokirT immediately rephed that the law was strictly complied wjth ahd that the saloon keepers were glad to comply with the -erdinanée. When we made the mention we did so upon reliable information that séveral saloons opeuly -disobeyed the law. This, it seeias, was true, for the very paper that-said the law was strictly obeyed prints the following in its issue of Monday evening : We are requested by Marshal Getchell ‘to say that owing tothe many complaints made to him he has decided to enforce the 12.0’clock ordinance. All saloons, according to the ordinance, must close at midnight, and the Marshal-hopes that all interested will comply with the law. The above is from the Tidings of. yesterday. Well, my son, we'll explain, The 12 o'clock ordinance was strictly obeyed up to the time the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias assembled in this city. During that weck the saloon keepers thought they should assist in extending every courtesy to the Knights, and kept their places brilliantly illuminated. This and nothing more. Complaint was made against them for yo doing, and the Marshal thought that some of the saloon men might be laboring under the impression thatthe Knights were still here ‘and that it was proper to keep open house, therefore his notice. See? Mei See eee “Bal Dyspepsta in all its forms is not only relieved but cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. SEES MUS Bee A High Wind. The wind that began’ this morning is evidently an offshoot from the big wine storm that prevailed yesterday throughvut the middle and western States. It was from the east and fer awhile blew a gale. Loose shingles and shakes were torn off and swept before the blast, and « piece of tin ro: fing was varried high in the air for along distance, while clouds of dust, paper, sticks and other light material. were carried before the wind. The flagstalf on Washin gton schoolhouse was blown down, and shade trees at the residences of John T. Morgan and W. H. Crawford were broken off. It Wasa as dear Gow Ne eee hee ‘ Mosr of our ailments comefroma disordered liver which Simmons Liver Regu lator cures. anes gesat Improving, Harry Jones, who had his leg broken about two weéks ago by falling down an incline shaft near Coltunbia Hill, is get ting along all right. He was all alone when the accident happened, and after crawling up out of the incline he lay on -the~groundfromrt0-o'ctock “inthe forez noon till. after.5.e‘eloek -p, -4. before assistance came to him. He shouted for help-untit te became hoarse and ex= hausted, and at last a couple of men who were passing uear the mine heard his cries. One of them happened to be a loctor fram below who was visiting some mining property in the vicinity. He set Jones’ lim! temporarily and arranged for haying the injured man brought to his home in this city, the light wagon in which he was conveyed arriving here at half-past 1 o’clock in the morning . Drs. Muller and Black afterwards reduced the fracture. The thigh bone had been broken in two places, Jones’ face and arms were badly bruised in his efforts to get out of the incline. It was indeed a very trying experience. tO an a "Going to Bloomfield, ‘The Nevada Light Guard of this city will not go to Grass Valley on the 4th of July. We understand they have made arrangements to spend that day at North Bloomtield, so Grass Valley wiil not have a Military Company in its procession, _—————_2760e——____ sign Blown Down. A large wooden dign at B. H. Miller’s clothing store was torn from its fastenings by the wind this morning and fell to the ground. It was badly demolished. Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Gold or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs: Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back, Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use, had a speedy and pertect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn lrial bottles free at Carr Bros, Store, Large size 50c. and $1.00. Put on a Porch. Dr. Muller has had a porch built on the rear of -his residence, extending the full width of the building. The improvement will add greatly te the convenience and comfort of the eccupants of the house, Drug: KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great Blood Puritier, gives freshness and clear ness to the Complexion and cures Con— stipation, 25c., 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, Tenight’s Contest. The contest for the Demorest silver medal will be held at the Theater this evening. It will doubtless be quite in— teresting and everybody is invited to attend. ce Mother sighed, who want to be his tenants, and up to noon today it was just forty-nine, bj ‘ . ‘ Doetor preseribed Castoria, very flereé Wild for the month of “May. + -thanks was passed : . sistance. FATAL ACCIDENT. James Carlyon Killed Inthe North Star Mine. & * Union: Last night was the scene of one of the saddest and most distressing avcidents that has occured in this vicinity for a long time. A mine accident always has ,its horror, but. last night it was worse than ever, when one of Grass Valley's noblest young men departed his life. About half-past eight o'clock. James Carlyon was about to start on his way home frem the North Star mine, where he was employed. © He was on the night shift, but was going home early in order

that’he could go to work this morning to do some painting for Mr, Abadie, the superintendent. The unfortunate young man had been up en the landing and was walking down the steps to go home, when by some means or other he got against a large fly wheel, which threw hiin thirty feet down the shaft. How he came in contact with the wheel is not known, but he must either have thought he was at the bottom of the steps and walked right into the wheel er else he lost his balance and fell against the wheel, which is revolving with tremendous rapidity, He was found thirty feet down the incline shaft. Death was instantaneous, as he never spoke a word or gave @ sign of life after he was found. Nobody saw him get struck, and Daniel Baldwin and John Welch, the men who found the ‘injured man, were about twenty-five away. Mr. Carlyon was taken into the dryhouse and a physician was immediately sent. for. Dr. Jamieson was soon on the scetie and examined the body and found the following injuries: -One bone was broken in the leftarm. The right collar bone broken. The skull was broken over the left. eye ‘and the doctor found a large hole in the back_part of the head. The neck was broken and the whole upper part of the body was badly distigured. Undertake” Harris arrived at the mine and teok charge of the body. Coroner Daniels was sent for and in company with Deputy Coroner Hocking and a Union reporter . he immediately drove to the scene of the accident. After learning the full particulars of ‘the affair a coroner's jury was summoned to appear at the Coroner’s office this morning at following named gentlemen: ‘Thos. TibSamuel Kerths, Paul Quick, Arthur Gill, Matthew. Tonkin and-David Ayers, James Frances Carlyon was born in’ this State in 1869, making him twentytour years of age. He has been employed by the North Star Company for the past four years and has alw:ys been a faithful and trusted workman.” “Déceased leaves mother-and-father-andseveral by thera and sisters to mourn-the loss of a kind aud dutiful sen and loving brother: The but it is theught it-will take place tomor-. f row. t + -2@e-o— “With SODOZONT when they become spongy or detached from the neck of the teeth. Let them bleed freely aud so recover their tone and‘health. This SOZODON . is the best remedial agent for dis. eased gums and teeth, Try and learn, -_-——— 08e-o-. c Going to Aubura. On Saturday next about twenty. five members of the Nevada City Athletic Club will go to Auburn for the purpose of giving an entertainment thiere. ‘They will go by private, conveyances, We understand that a number of ladies will go'along. The Auburn people can count on seeing a good athletic performance. ——_—_ +--+Vote of Thanks. J At the recent session of the Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, held in this city last week, the following vote of Wuerwas, The Knights and Sistors of Nevada county have been sv hospitable in their welcome to representatives of the Grand Temple, Pythian Sisters, and Visiting Sisters, and en every hand have extended that friendliness so lavishly, made their welcome so spontaneous and sociable, therefere be it ReEso.vev, That it is the sense of this convention that a rising vote of thenks be extended to all who have been instrumental in making the time pass so pr.fitably and pleasantly. The citizens of Nevada county are to be congratulated upon the energy displayed in advancing the principles of the order, and for the beautiful county in which they dwell, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of L, A. Mason, deceased. Order fixing time for hearing petition for decree of distribution, Estate of N. B, Parazett, deceased. Petition for letters of administration filed, A Brilliant Party. The Berkeley correspondent of the Oakland Enquirer sends the following notice of a party tendered Miss Jennie R. White of Nevada City: Miss White, U. ©. 93, was tendered a most elaborate party in honor of her graduation by Mrs, F, K. Shattuck, in whose family she has made her home for some time past, The palatial residence of Mr, Shattuck had been gorgeously decorated with flowers and a predominance of ‘blue and gold”, The diniug hall was also deourated with the famous colors of the U. C., and by each plate was a sourvenir punch cup of cut glass of the same color. Tidin 5: Mrs, Joseph Weissbein was burned about the face today while opening a bottle of amnonia, The bottle had been left standing in the sun and the burning the lady about the fece. Dr. Jamieson rendered the necessary ason upper Nevada street. is the result of old age. betts, Thomas Mitchell; Sanvuel-Clarks}-— = PORE MOUNTAIN WATER. Tho South Yuba Coapsay Would Like to Supply San Fraaciseo ee Chas. Van Norden, President of the South Yuba Water Company of Placer county, has sent & communication to Mayor Ellert containing a proposition to supply San Francisco with pure mountain water at the rate of $40 a } 1,000,000 gallons. company is prepared to supply San Francisco with 20,000,000 gallons per day,’ and is willing to contract todo se fur period of fifty years. conduit would be 120 miles in length, and weuld cost $15,000,000, but President Van Norden estimates that the city would get back the principal and interest in twenty years, ity.of the company’s works is 725,000 minera’ inches or 12,325 million gallons. The same company has made a similar Proposition to the city of Sactamento, The Mayor will submit the communication to the Board of Supervisors. He says that the The necessary The storage’ capac2 2Oe-+ How They Are Doing. George M. Hughes, whose left-hand was-amputated Saturday, is doing as well as could be expected, notwithstanding reports that he was getting worse all the tiie. : Edson Willis is getting along nioely. The wound inflicted en his head with a cleaver is healing all right. Mrs. William Thomas remains in about the-samie condition, L.O. Palmer is very sick at his home His sickness — —+—ee In Demand. There have been many applicatieus for }. —— the elegant arb-souvenirs given out at the Knights of Pythias ball last ‘Thursday evening. demand that the committee has sent below to see if the lithographic stones are still in shape so that additional copies can be secured, So great has been’ the O@eo-——» Aubarn’s Sewerage. On Saturday last an election was held in the town of Auburn, Placer county, at which it was voted to issue bonds to wi ihens oe} the smount-of $20, 000-frrr a batteraaw— {40-0 ebouks “Pherjary wit vonsiat’ er the ornge Ayeteun, . The vote stood 6 to 1, Will Close Saturday Night. Mr. Morris, at. Caspor's old stand will close business in this city ou Satur~ day evening next, goods at hali-price sheuld call before the above date, Any one wishing m24-2t J. Morris, “dees ie Party at Wolief will, A grand social party will be given at date for the funeral has not yet been set, . Relief Hill on Suturday evening next or the bonetit of the public school at hat place. The weather permitting, I Rub the Gums Well J, Rolfe and some eighteen or twenty other, young people of-tiris vity wit gop there on that occasion. Many Witnesses. It is said that about seventy-five witnesses have been subpwued in the ice ‘ase now on trial in the Superior Court, @ see + 2Oe-o—Tuer is a hay famine in Maine owing to the long and cold winter . ———-~-——¢-9@e-e ae Btook Certificate Lost. Certificate No, 23 of the capital stock of the Federal Loan Mining Company has been lost or misplaced, Anyone finding the same will please return to ames Colley, m22 rere: ee esCORT AiOnT aay Also, the Largest{Variety of Home-ma lx Candies J. M. FOLRY,Commorcial Street Spring is EXere? i. LS. * show you for the coming Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear EATS, Hitc. ae EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CIty #ANDS INCLARGER .QUANTITIE _—_——O0 My Low Prices will astonish u—2vary Article Guaranteed HAVE YOUR -— AND-—— MIE Ee, ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil, —o-—— EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON THE SAFE SIDE IF YOU WANT ANY Baul Clothing, Furi Gnd, Hat DON’T BUY CHPAP GOODS but go to the old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable ‘oods. cork was forced out, the gases and-fumes goods at these plaves . than you do for cheap stuff elsewhere. Look at my Goods Before Buying Bkewbere IN NEVADA~COUNTY. Military Affairs in the Foothills Looking Up. Tu conversation with a News reporter Colonel Guthrie of the First Regiment of Artillery, stated that while in Nevada City attending the Grand Lodge, Knights of -Pythias, he visited Grass Valley, where they are organizing a military company in ebedience te the action of the Board for Location and Organization of the National Guard, One huriired and seventeen men sign. ed its roll, but’when the gompany wil} be mustered in the membership will be reduced to about eighty. The company will be Captained by Attorney Riley of Grass Valley, and will be organized on the 3d of June next. é ee IN all cases, where amild but effective aperient is needed, Ayer’s Pills are the best. ‘They improve the appetite, restore healthy action, promote digestion, and regulate every function, No pill is in greater demand, or more highly. recom_ mended by the profession. a PILLs promote constipation—Simmons, Liver Regulator cures constipation. Mrs, Jennie Bigelow: . of Fremont, Mich., Permanently Cured of : t Swellings in the Neck . One of the most stubborn forms of Scrotula . is that of goltre, which Is not only a very disLtressing-disfigurentcntof-the-fioownd neck, but causes great anxiety, beaause it istiable to develop into the painful and sickeniug TUN Sore.” HW60d's Sarsapariila has been Wonderfully Successful in cases of this kind. Acting promptly upol swelling, thus deprived of its cause aud sup port, soon disappears. Read this: “To ©. 1. Hood-& Co., Lowell, Mass. “T suffered terribly with swellings fn my heck, or goitre, and spout an enermous amount of money for medicines, but to ne purpose. I bocame completely discouraged, I read about Mrs, Anna Sutherland, ‘of _Hood’s Sarsaparilla Cures Kalamazoo, Mich., who had goitre, and who Was greatly benefited by Hood's Sarsapa rilla, I wrote to her and received an answer fully confirming the printed testimonial. I thea commenced to take Hood's Sarsaparilla myself; and when IT had takey. two boities found that my neck had been reauced in size two inches. I was*so-anxious to know the effect of the medicine, that I used a lape measure every day. Ina few weeks I found the swelling Very much reduced, and f could Breathe with Pertect Kase, which [ had not done for years. [continued with Hood's Sarsaparilia and, am now Permancauy Oured of goitre.”” Mis. Jennin BigkLow. Hoop's PiLcsact easily, yot promptly and eMciontly-on the liver and bowels,cure headache. A BIT OF ADVICE is always highly beneticial aud it’s a display «f the rarest good sense to know: when and how to follow it. You couldn't receive hetter advice than to use only "A ee oe 1 Foley's Lilac de Perse leo Cream, It is the best article of its kind in Nevada Vity, or for that matter, in this part of the State. If you doul it, try the Cream and all your doubt will vanish before the verdiot o . taste. That verdict is final and can not be reversed, r= season the best stock ot No, 1 You do not pay any more for goed I1’8 A PACT. the blood, it eliminates all impurity, and the : Put Up in Tin FoilPacka Cheek thé First Approach _ Of rheumatism, and further attacks niay be escaped, if proper precautions against exposure are taken, and there be no hereditary predisposition. nately, people who ultimately beca.ne chronic sufferers, too often neglect the tritling twinges and premonitory stiffness which herald the advent of this agonizing malady. Among the diseases for which Hostetters’ Stomach Bitters has been found © efficacious this ig, one, and the medicine being perfectly safe, it is cer— tainly to be preferred to. drugs used for its cure, which are frequeutly useless, and nothing more or less than poisonous. he snbstitutionof this pleasant and pnre blood depurent for medicines inimical to life in a slight overdose, is a feasure which inay fitly be urged upen persons who desire to obtain relief safely, or who have failed to obtain it from. the numerous pseudo remedies: for this disease in the market; ‘ °+@++ Sees New and Kasy Method Of Free-Hand Crayon Drawing, taught at Fowler’s Drawing Schvol. Come and make a picture, and if not successful I make no charges. Pictures enlarged to. any size. Class Room at. L. Garthe's, Main Street. Open every day. mill-t Oe Mires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for -this delicioys and healtliul summer beverage—at the Beehive Grovery Store,’ Commercial street cane ~ ed oe Fresu California and Eastern Flower Seeds at Carr Bros, tf Unfortu: $10 Reward. An opal ring. Finder will please leave ‘at Ed. Downer’s saloon. ml2 GaRDEN Sexps,all tresh and of the very best varieties, at Carr Bros. tf York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord's. — a21-tf toe lice! % The Union Ice Company is now prepared to furnish pure mountain Ice in quantities to suit, and delivered to any part of Nevada City. Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be promptly attended to. Dried Applee—New Mackerel. J.J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial atreet, has just re. ceived a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is offering at the rate ef fifteen pounds ‘fer $1. Also just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 centa per can. Try ‘em. ml-tf Notice For Publication. I AND OFFICE at Sacramento, Cal., May, 4 22d, 1898. «Notice is hereby given that the followingnamed settier has fied-notice of her intention to make final proof in support of her claim, and that said proof will be made before the Judge of the Superior Court of Ne~ vida Ce., at Nevada City,yon the a7thday of June, 1893, vis: 8. R. Moody, widow and he r of Josiah Moody. Described H. A, 5279. for the Lot 8. or Fractional NW 1-4 of NW 1-4 of Sec. 28, Tp. 17, N. R. 9 K. She names the following witnesses to prove ber continuous residence upon and cultivation of, said hud, via: Lewis Brindejon, Samuel Peck, James Smith, Charles KE, Mulloy, all of Nevada City, P. O., Nevada County, Cal. W. uv. LONG, Atty. for Claimant. may23 THOMAS FRASER, Register. We Think the Weather Has And everybody will feel better, As for ourselves, =e Cleared Up for the Season we are still busy in marking down our large atock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now « ‘we will be able to show you, in afew days; as fine a stuck uf FINE SPRING CLOTHING, == FURNISHING ROOTS And all heb AUPE PNA FEES: that Tas Over boon brought to this oltp. as Ragnea eRRDITT E, verything in those departanents will be marked PRICE -tigures, GOODS, SHOES down to the LOWEST CASH . pone Weare so sittiated now that we can suit atybody—rich or poor. We have no tine to publish a big prive list, as we are too busy fixing up our stores and markIng our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and.that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. EVERYBOLY INVITED, —— O—— ia. Eyman & Go., ~~~ Main-and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. _ Tho First In the Field 1 Ladies! Loox Over Our Spring Stock? te You will find that 1 ever before were Goods sO attractive, Our variety is large, the designs »xceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Ginghame, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins, te, Get the choicest by making your ‘selections 10W. The new Embroideries are very handsome. Th> L test in Dress Trimmings and Laces in sreat variety. You have to pay Coin tor Cigars then why not{ get the best]? They Are 3 for 25 cents. lected Tobacco. ges, and made of carefully Se. A mild, sweet smoke -_ William Giffin. (NATIVE SON*OP MARYLAND.) — INEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, Se <a POL a CS aa ea é ee tae Pa naw aan Sea Alea