May 6, 1893 (4 pages)

~ Od 1 ae OMT 1 Te ee oe wettess ates EE rag Ase rd SESS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except: Sun" days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN Parp IN ADVANCE. Loca Norices—10 cents pe line for jst insertion and 5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1-pér line per month. or ne tn nr SATURDAY EV’NG. MAY 6,. ’93. ———————— GRAVEL MINES. What is Being Dono in the Way . of Mining at Hunt's Hill Some very good paying gravel is being taken out at the Ah Sing Mining Co.'s mine, which“lies adjacent to A. G. Turner's claim, known as the Eastern and Maine mine. There are some sixteen coolies who own this mine, and dur_ing the last five years a great deal of gold thas been extracted and but a very small part of it circulated this side the Celestial soil. . After. a’ three months’ run their long toms yielded the sum of about five ‘thousand dollars, which was far above all expenses. .The mine was purchased abeut twelve years ago for eight thousand five. hundred dollars by this Chinese Company, and since then many thousand dollars have been unearthed. The mine adjoining, owned by A. G. Turner, is located on the same lead and the prospects at present bid fair to success. The gravel is very hard at present and requires to be crushed. The. gravel extracted by the Chinese requires no crushing and is simply shoveled into boxes. Mr. Turner is in hopes -of soon finding this same quality of gravel _in his own mine, and if he does there can be no doubt ag to its worth. ‘The mill that he has erected affords him a good opportunity to prospect the dirt as it is‘ taken out. At present the bedrock is pitching off rapidly, but the drifts are being run on a level grade with the hopes of soon finding the rock rising again. . _ Most all the good paying greund in this locality has been on high bedrock. There is goltin-all the dirt, however; which is @nencouragement topress on.——May-_ good fortune attend oar mining adventurers. Serious Eailway, Accident, : Milk train collison; no milkman_turns up; disappointed housekeepers; coffee without cream. A petty annoyance re sulting froma neglect-to—keep the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk in __the house. Order now for future exigencies from Grocer or Druggist. * Bexier that you ‘‘can’t be cured” isa symptom—of dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. 2 Why He:Eseaped. McPhetridge and Duncan, the slickens spies, caught two Chinese hydraulickers at Gold Run, Placer county, some days ago. One of the spies went after the rig in which the Chinamen“‘were to be taken to Marysville and as he returned, the Chinamen, thinking they were about to be kidnapped, started to run. The spies ran after the Chinamen, but the team took a notion te run, too, and one of the spies let his man escape and caught —the.team, At least that is the story they tell. Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to.take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. _ Before letting contracts give us a call. m2-tf K. of P. Decorations. _— The decorations intended for use during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, which convenes on the 15th of this month, are now on sale. It is expected that everybody will decerate, and, the committee desire that people make their selections as soon as possible. Enquire at Gaylord’s grocery store, m3-td Death of an Old Miner. Wm. Oates, an eld and well-known pioneer and miner, died near Ophir, Placer county, last Monday. He was taken to Auburn and interred in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Tuesday. Deceased was a native of. Cornwall, England, aged-about 55 years. As far as could be learned, says the Republican, he has no relatives in this part of the country. The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Chisholm. ~e Incorporated. Wednesday articles of incerporation were filed with the Secretary of State at Sacramento of the Grass Valley Lumber Company. The capital stock is $45,000 Directors—Peter’ King, J. M. Kitts, George Murphy and J. F. Huss. Rot, Burren 40 cents, Bricks 45 and 60 cents. AtGaylord’s. a21-tf DFPRICE'S (er Ponder: MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the beading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. A a”. from Arse Sey ae Sane cleanliness results from free use of soap . Lucretia Dower of that place. [. Regulator sures. = = RECEPTION. RECIPROCATION. Given bythe Members of the Congregational Church. then Valley and Nevada: City Will Display That Sort of of Feeling. i} Telegraph: One of those pleasant. yet Soh sn np : Gra — _ always sad occasions, of bidding-a friend . ,, . goangbeccawee nag Ed eae good bye and welcoming one to her old — es petals’ Bo aren Fy home, was held at the Congregational — — : a ie a ge teats cltirgh Thatsday evenin > ages great displays in that line thit have ever eat Sai gids i A ae P. taken place i the county. Grass Valley 8 pace of Mr. Rdward . 104 Nevada City have united in the Coleman, who is about to depart for the . observance of the national anniversary East and who has been an earnest and . fo, many years, one town holding the faithful worker in the church ever since celebration one year and the other the its start, and to welcome Mrs. Scott, an next. Virtually, both towns, or more old aad cherished member and who is preperly the people thereof, have celeual Of the sweetest and handsomest old brated every year, as they have joined adies we ever saw. together and observed the glorious The church parlors were thrown open) Fourth in a becoming manner. This and all-was light and warmth within. ‘spirit of friendless existing between the A musical program was rendered by the people ot the two towns is certainly very Congrega ional choir and was heartily commendable and should be encouraged enjoyed by all. meee : by all. It speaks velumes fer the openThe quartette ‘by Misses Whitesides heartedness of the mountain people, a and Hocking, Mr. Wm. Crase, Mrs. J: . characteristic for which the residents of Jenkins and Mrs. Rawling, with Mrs. this county have attained a State —_ Moore at the organ, was delightful. tion. Mr. Wm. Crase sang, “0! Fair Dove, On the 18th instant the Kuigitte) of OQ. Fond Dove” grandly, _A-trio—by members of the choir was splendid. ‘° city in honor of the visit of the Grand After the program refreshments of Lodge! All the ‘various societies and coffee and cake were served, and it was organizations of this place and Grass delicious coffee and cake. A pleasant Valley have been invited to participate, time was speat in conversation and and nearly all have signified their intenmerry making. Good night was said] tion of doing so. On this occasion Grass and all departed for their homes. Valley will help -swell the throng. It will be.a general heliday, the same as Admission Day was last year. All the mines will close down, business will be suspended to a considerable extent and everybcdy .can enjoy thefestivities of the occasion. We can with confidence assure all visi tors that the sight of the parade and decorations will bé worth coming many. miles to see. _ Preparations are being made by the home organizations te entertain their brethers from other places. It will be a gala time, and to miss it will be a big mistake to any one having an opportunity to be present. On Thursday Mr. George Vincent purchased the residence and grounds belonging to John C. Coleman and situated on Church street above Walsh. Theestate is‘one of the oldest in Grass Valley and also one of the most beautiful. Hon. John C. Coleman bought the property long ago from Albert Mattison and there was then a very small” building on the place, but since that time the heuse has been repaired, added on to until ene would net recognize any part of it of 40 years ago. The grounds are beautifully improved, having been in charge of that most excellent and artiatic florist ‘hos. Wilson. Mr. Vincent] 148 man who called sarsaparilla “a has purchased the property in order to. fraud, had good reason; for he got hold make it his residence. of a worthless mixture at ‘‘reduced rates. * which will he sometime in June, Mr. . he began to take Ayer’s Sarsaparillat It Coleman and his family will leave Grass . PAys to be careful, when buying tmhediValley, but just where they. will locate os (has not been, definitely determined up. on. Mr: Coleman~infcrmed us teday that he weuld always hold Grass Valley as his legal residence and would never _— 8 aa EASANT to the taste and readily cures heartburn. ‘think for a moment of leaving Call ornia ~Burprise Party. i SS poseesigge = Union: Quite a a number of young peo— Ricu, red bloud as naturally results from . ple went to Nevada City last evening to taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as personaj. a.tend a surprise party tendered Miss A pleas ant evening was spent in the playing of games, singing and other amusements . and those that went from this city re— ported having had an exceedingly good Hoop's Pris auntmacs ry et efficient. time. Miss Dower visited here a_ short Turxe-rourTus of your ailments arise time ago and made many friends during from liver troubles which Simmons Liver her short stay here. Those who went 4o-the—party—from Chas. Nettle, Edward Harris, Chas. . Collins, Henry Bonney and Josiah Mew: and water. This great purifier thoroughly expels scrofula, salt rheum and other im purities, FROM HIRCRVILLE “Pythias will givea grand parade in this: ~~ Just as-soon~as’~the~-schools~close; . He-changed._his opinion, however, when-+-b taken is Simmons. Liver Regulator. It}: here-were:Messrs-— An Interesting Entertainment Given by the Pupils of the Public School. The entertainment given at Birchville en April 29th by the pupils of the school assisted by the young ladies and gentlemen of the district, was considered by the large and appreciative audience, one of the best ever given on the Ridge. The people have taken a great deal of interest in their school, and are justly proud ef the entertainment. The following was the program: Overture—Birchville Orchestra, Chorus—Beautiful Belles and Beautiful Dudes. Tableaux—‘‘The Gypsy’s Warning.” Dialogue—Ben Bynon and Steve Keyle. Recitation—Martin Fogarty. Recitation—George Bynon. Vecal solo and chorus—Miss Kate Skehan. Dairymaid’s Drill. Tableaux—‘‘Eves Droppers and Eves Dreppers dropped.” Recitation—Clair C. Kyle. Cherus—‘‘Dear Old Village Scheol.” Dialogue—‘‘The Burglar Alarm.” Tableaux—‘‘America.”’ Vocal Solo—Miss May Thomas, Recitation—Celia Skehan, Violin Solo—Willie Grimes. Recitation—Raymond O’Connor. Recitation—Miss Kate Skehan. Harmonica Solo—Miss Nellie Fogarty. Broom Drill. Tablenex-—“Tenting on the Old mind Ground. Local Song—Will Allen. After the program the floor was cleared and young and old enjoyed a social dance until the wee small hours of the morning. 4 for the purpose of putting in a new floor inthe school house. Visitors were present from the sur. . rounding tewns,.and are enthusiastic in their praise of the treatment afforded by the people of Birchville. New Floor, Geurge-M. Hugh s, the contractor, is engaged in putting down a new floor in the Larroom and billiard reom at the Union H:tel. Other improvements are also to be made at this popular hostelry. Pythian Sisters. The members of Milo Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, May 10th, at 20 ’dlock Pp. M. By order. Mrs. A. GercHe.t, M, E. Mus. L. E. Ismezt, M. of R. & C, R. A. M. The regular mecting ef Novada Chapter, R. A. M., will be held Monday evening, May 8th. .A full attendance is m6-8t The money realized, $77, will be used. ten; Misses Alice and Mabel Oliver and Millie Carlyon. The following were present from this city. Misses Ellen Delbridge, Emily Delbridge, Annie Ninnis, Annie -Tremaine,»Ada Lewis, Annie Dower, Almenia Dower, Mary Harry and Eva Andrews; .Messrs. John Snell, Richard Tremaine, Wm. Sandow; Herbert Cooper, John Coan, Frank Andrews, Ed. Lower and John Dower. ee A. O. F. Picnic, Union. “A meeting of the Anvient Order of Foresters was held last evening and the committee appointed to arrange for a picnic reported that they had made satisfactory arrangements with Mr. Kidder in regard to the transportation. The date set for the picnic is June 15th, at which prizes will be offered for races, games, ete., which will be known later. After the business was dispensed with a jolly good time was had in singing songs, recitations and speeches. The order is increasing in membership steadily and is a strong institution. M. E. Church. . * Servicesin the M. EK. Church tomorrow as usual. Presiding Elder, Rev. A. T. Needham, D. D, will preach in the morning. The pastor will preach at night. Subject of the night discourse, ‘‘Crisis in Human Life.” Sacrament of the Holy Cemmunion at the close of the morning service. Epworth League at night. — +200 Congregational Church. There will be preaching tomorrow morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening: ‘The Tragic Fate of a Famous and True Fortune Teller.” Everybody cordially invited. What is Money Weighed against that health it so often fails to buy? Dross indeed. While we can none of us claim a total exemption from that greatest of all ills to which flesh is heir—ill health, we may do much te lessen the chances of incurring it, and this not alone by the adoption of such sanitary measures as are to be found in daily exercise, regular hours, prudence in eating and drinking, and a wholesome diet, but also by resorting to judicious preventive medication when the system is threatened by unhealthful influences. ‘For instance, residents or sojourners in malarious localities should use Hostetter’s Stomach,Bitters asa defense against chills and fever, xnd persons who incur much out-of-door exposure should employ it as a safeguard against rheumatism. Travelers in the tropics find it invalual also as a means of arresting liver complaint and constipation, and counteractng the debilitating intluence of a torrid climate. . One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regu2 . ste PREPARING PLANS. The Town Will Be Decorated in a Most Tasteful Manner. By this time next week the town will have most of its bright and showy attire on. People are getting their plans into shape so that they will know what they are going to do, and thus aveid delay. Some of the decorations, we are informed, will be quite elaborate. The material received from the East by Milo Lodge, and which is new on sale “at Gaylord’s store, is especially intended for the purpose, being the regular K. of P. decora— tions such as are used in the large cities. The prices asked are low and just about cover the cost of getting them here, the idea,of the committee being to get everybody to decerate. If you have not purchased or selected. your decorations yet, go to the above place and procure them, as the demand is increasing and: you may get left. Nevada City will look her prettiest week after next and of course yeu want to take some of the credit to yourself. Don’t’ wait to see what ethers are going to do before you make—a move. —--Be~ original for once. By beginning in time to think what will look best for the front of your business place or residence you will be surprised at your own efforts. If you have no taste whatever for work of this kind, suggestions can be obtained ia plenty from your friends. Frank Guild, Jr., the professional decerator, will be here from Oakiand next week to take charge of the overhead street decoratiens and the trimming of the halls, This part. of the work is to be done at-ihe expense of Milo Lodge. Twenty Thousand. twenty thousand of the finest and most beautiful Knights of Pvthias cards ever manufactured. They will be printed at San Francisco prices. Send orders. in your ah nal TDhe Three Graces Are represented with perfectly developed forms—beauty and health comman can be healthy, because Soeiiia must be imperfect. Use SOZODONT, get healthy teeth, good digestion anda Revive the three Graces. —— 626 firength and Health. If you are net feeling strong and heathty,~ try Ktectrie Bitters. “If “La Grippe”-has-leftyou weak ‘and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on-Liver; Stomach and Kidneys; gently aiding: those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with Sick Headache, you find speedy and permanent telief by taking Electric bitters. Que trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need. Large bottles orly 50c, at Carr Bros. Drug Store, HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. W. H. Smith, Chicago, A.S. Rigelow, Columbia Hill, C. H. Adams, Forest City, ~ Newbourg, Sacramento, J. H. Coughlan, Grass Valley, CU. Seaman, Geo. E. Clingman, San Francisco, C. B. Fenn, Dan T. Cole, of J. Gollober, ss D. Burrcughs, «s W. H. Roden, “s J. 8. Gregory, 8 O. P. Stidger, San Juan, John F, Cuman, San Jose, H. F. Clark, Washington, DC., ene Meyers, Cherokee, G, H. Magruder, Yuba City, M. Dailey, Maryeville, C. Myers, G. J. Zink, Purdon’s Bridge. Union Arrivals. J. E. Cohen, San Juan, J. R. Davis, as W. O. Selfridge, C. O. Barker, #4 H. Huckins, se W. O. Beane, French Ccrral, F. Selfridge, Dutch Flat, 0. P. Stidger, San Francisco, J. 8. McCord, as J. O: Wilmer, s C. B. Jones, ae ‘L. F. Brown, ae S. P. Moraine, i M. T. Donovan, French Corral, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, A. R. Lando, Marysville, Geo, Saunders, Washington. ise OS Keys Lost. A bunch of keys. Finder will be rewarded by leaving them at J. Morris store. m4-tf Q Old er feeble people should take, as the minera] potash which is in every other Sarsaparilla that we know of, is under certain eonditions knewn to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or broken down people, It builds them up and prolongs theirs lives. 4 case in points Mra. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of 510 Mason &t., &. F. was for mouths decliningeorapidly as to seriously alarm her family. with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J. V.8. and sent for & bottle. That marked the turning point. I regained my lost flesh’and strength and have not felt so well ia years.” That was two years ago and Mrs, Belden is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V.¢, Uf you are feeble and wantte bebuilt upask for JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilia CARR BROS. mense fruit erop in Bridg-port tow uship.} The Transcript has © just. received . * LOADS OF GARNETS. =. The Hills Are Fol of Them Up Near O. C: Waldau of Blue Canyon Wednesday brought to Sacramento several specimens ef garnet cry:tals imbedded in a formation of mica schisé, says the; Recerd-Union, found in a large deposit of the latter material abuut twenty miles from Cisco. There ere tons of beautiful garnets to to be had there, but they have no teal market value. The man who discov: ered the ledge manages te sell at Biue Canyen lots of the garnets to Eastern people and others traveling by rail. Through To One DayBeginning on Monday next the Downieville stage will make the through trip between Nevada City“iiid Sierra City in one day. The stage will leave this se at 5 o'clock a. M.2 <@e> = Promise ofa big c Pop: The prospects are geod for an im-! this season. Trees in that part of tle eounty. are looking thrifty and are in fuller bloom than for some years past, —~e 20s ae Priced Applea—New Mackerel. J. J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial street, has just received a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is. offering at the rate of fifteen pounds for $1. Alxo just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 cents per can. ‘Try ‘em. ml-tf -—_—~+@ee __-_ York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord’s. a2l-tf eo eee ark —_Latest Styles of Kid Gloy es. J} ion oi money refunded. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine stock of the very latest styles of Kid Gloves, just-the article for the Knights of Pythias Party. Go and see thei. mil -tf610 For Sale. A new milch cow, with a heifer calf, Apply at J. J. Jackson’s Beehiye Grocery Store. : m2-3t j sucklen's Arnica Saivé., © The best Salve in the world” for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, and ail Skin Kruptigns, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac Price 25cénta per box For sale ¢ Carr Brothers’ Dru To Preserve The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest care is necessary, much harm being done by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having a first-class article, ask your druggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is absolutely -superior to any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fullness to hair which has become thin, faded; or gray. It keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free from dandruff. It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts.to_ THE HAIR © & silken texture and lasting fragrance, No toilet can be considered complete without this most popular. and elegant of all hair-dressings. ~ “My hair began turning gray ‘and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair of the natural color?’— R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recovered, my hair began to fall out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but Without success, till at last I began to USE Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color.’’— Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mass. “I have used Ayér’s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state ot preservation. I am forty years -old, and have ridden the plains ‘for twenty-five years.”—Wm. Henry Ott, elias “Mus. tang Bill,” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor. = r.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maem Prepared LA Sold by Druggists Every where. —— 6 . agen ar aa BE ON GUARD About your Confectionery, You waut's some thing pure, wholesome anil tasty and to be perfectly cérthin on all theseS points, you must try CANDIES. FOLEY is the Nev vada City Confectioner. You can’t find a a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent, Foley has the call and he also” has tlie CANDY. Com J. V. 8. is the enly Barsaparilla that old . it got so bad that she was finally afflicted . and have some of it. ‘. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City MONSTER STOCK Dry t00 CARPETS AND Miller WALL PAPER. AT wroese BEE HIVE, GRASS VALLEY. ——— $30,000 Stock to select from at Prices that will astonish all that pay a visit to the Store. Tins of New Carpets and Wall Paper, ‘The atest styles and Prices a specilly, THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. Ma Fare paid BOTH WAYS to liberal buyers. The Bee Hive, N. Yt0 WC, Preto, sig sonst d is EXere z '——-AND—— . . FL. on oie n= oa ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil] show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, EATS, Htc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES —_o— My Low Prices will astonish You—Every Article Guaranteed No. 1 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON.THE SAFE SIDE JF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furshing Goo‘ Hats, Br DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS kia ae go ee , thie old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods. You do not pa goods at these places than you do for cheap staff elsewhere. [Look at my Cools Before Buying Ekowhere y any more for good 11's A FACT. ak And everybody will feel better. As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking down our large ; stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, ina few days, as fine a stock of FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. -An PRICE figures. —-o-—-— Weare so situated adw that we can suit an ly—rich or poor, We have no ing our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. = EVERYBOLY INVITED. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ~The Fit i the Field . Ladies! Look a vue Our: You will find that nev. r before were Gocds so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Etc. Gct the choicest ‘by making: your “selections now. The new Enibroideries aro v. Ty handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and. Laces in great variety ‘ FOLEY'S. ~~ You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get the best ? They Are 3 for 25 cents.i Put Up in Tin FoilPackages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke Try E’m. William Giffin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. STs J. MORRIS Wishes to inform the public that he intends to remove the stock of Clothing formerly owned by -K, Casper toStockton on or about the 15th of May, Any one wishing Goods at — (HE ow at ot their Orginal Cat "Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are Out of Sight. =o 1 J, MORRIS, at Caspers OW Stand We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up forthe Season . verything in those departments will be marked down to the LOWEST CASHEL. time to publi h a big price list, as we are tou busy fixing up our stores and mark-Tpring Stock: Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins,; 4h

~ Od 1 ae OMT 1 Te ee oe wettess ates EE rag Ase rd SESS THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except: Sun" days and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN Parp IN ADVANCE. Loca Norices—10 cents pe line for jst insertion and 5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1-pér line per month. or ne tn nr SATURDAY EV’NG. MAY 6,. ’93. ———————— GRAVEL MINES. What is Being Dono in the Way . of Mining at Hunt's Hill Some very good paying gravel is being taken out at the Ah Sing Mining Co.'s mine, which“lies adjacent to A. G. Turner's claim, known as the Eastern and Maine mine. There are some sixteen coolies who own this mine, and dur_ing the last five years a great deal of gold thas been extracted and but a very small part of it circulated this side the Celestial soil. . After. a’ three months’ run their long toms yielded the sum of about five ‘thousand dollars, which was far above all expenses. .The mine was purchased abeut twelve years ago for eight thousand five. hundred dollars by this Chinese Company, and since then many thousand dollars have been unearthed. The mine adjoining, owned by A. G. Turner, is located on the same lead and the prospects at present bid fair to success. The gravel is very hard at present and requires to be crushed. The. gravel extracted by the Chinese requires no crushing and is simply shoveled into boxes. Mr. Turner is in hopes -of soon finding this same quality of gravel _in his own mine, and if he does there can be no doubt ag to its worth. ‘The mill that he has erected affords him a good opportunity to prospect the dirt as it is‘ taken out. At present the bedrock is pitching off rapidly, but the drifts are being run on a level grade with the hopes of soon finding the rock rising again. . _ Most all the good paying greund in this locality has been on high bedrock. There is goltin-all the dirt, however; which is @nencouragement topress on.——May-_ good fortune attend oar mining adventurers. Serious Eailway, Accident, : Milk train collison; no milkman_turns up; disappointed housekeepers; coffee without cream. A petty annoyance re sulting froma neglect-to—keep the Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk in __the house. Order now for future exigencies from Grocer or Druggist. * Bexier that you ‘‘can’t be cured” isa symptom—of dyspepsia. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. 2 Why He:Eseaped. McPhetridge and Duncan, the slickens spies, caught two Chinese hydraulickers at Gold Run, Placer county, some days ago. One of the spies went after the rig in which the Chinamen“‘were to be taken to Marysville and as he returned, the Chinamen, thinking they were about to be kidnapped, started to run. The spies ran after the Chinamen, but the team took a notion te run, too, and one of the spies let his man escape and caught —the.team, At least that is the story they tell. Painting and Paper Hanging. Thomas Canfield and E. W. Dulac are prepared to.take contracts for painting inside and outside of buildings, and do paper hanging on the shortest notice and at the lowest rates. _ Before letting contracts give us a call. m2-tf K. of P. Decorations. _— The decorations intended for use during the session of the Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias, which convenes on the 15th of this month, are now on sale. It is expected that everybody will decerate, and, the committee desire that people make their selections as soon as possible. Enquire at Gaylord’s grocery store, m3-td Death of an Old Miner. Wm. Oates, an eld and well-known pioneer and miner, died near Ophir, Placer county, last Monday. He was taken to Auburn and interred in the Odd Fellows Cemetery Tuesday. Deceased was a native of. Cornwall, England, aged-about 55 years. As far as could be learned, says the Republican, he has no relatives in this part of the country. The burial service was conducted by Rev. John Chisholm. ~e Incorporated. Wednesday articles of incerporation were filed with the Secretary of State at Sacramento of the Grass Valley Lumber Company. The capital stock is $45,000 Directors—Peter’ King, J. M. Kitts, George Murphy and J. F. Huss. Rot, Burren 40 cents, Bricks 45 and 60 cents. AtGaylord’s. a21-tf DFPRICE'S (er Ponder: MOST PERFECT MADE. In all the great Hotels, the beading Clubs and the Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder its supremacy. A a”. from Arse Sey ae Sane cleanliness results from free use of soap . Lucretia Dower of that place. [. Regulator sures. = = RECEPTION. RECIPROCATION. Given bythe Members of the Congregational Church. then Valley and Nevada: City Will Display That Sort of of Feeling. i} Telegraph: One of those pleasant. yet Soh sn np : Gra — _ always sad occasions, of bidding-a friend . ,, . goangbeccawee nag Ed eae good bye and welcoming one to her old — es petals’ Bo aren Fy home, was held at the Congregational — — : a ie a ge teats cltirgh Thatsday evenin > ages great displays in that line thit have ever eat Sai gids i A ae P. taken place i the county. Grass Valley 8 pace of Mr. Rdward . 104 Nevada City have united in the Coleman, who is about to depart for the . observance of the national anniversary East and who has been an earnest and . fo, many years, one town holding the faithful worker in the church ever since celebration one year and the other the its start, and to welcome Mrs. Scott, an next. Virtually, both towns, or more old aad cherished member and who is preperly the people thereof, have celeual Of the sweetest and handsomest old brated every year, as they have joined adies we ever saw. together and observed the glorious The church parlors were thrown open) Fourth in a becoming manner. This and all-was light and warmth within. ‘spirit of friendless existing between the A musical program was rendered by the people ot the two towns is certainly very Congrega ional choir and was heartily commendable and should be encouraged enjoyed by all. meee : by all. It speaks velumes fer the openThe quartette ‘by Misses Whitesides heartedness of the mountain people, a and Hocking, Mr. Wm. Crase, Mrs. J: . characteristic for which the residents of Jenkins and Mrs. Rawling, with Mrs. this county have attained a State —_ Moore at the organ, was delightful. tion. Mr. Wm. Crase sang, “0! Fair Dove, On the 18th instant the Kuigitte) of OQ. Fond Dove” grandly, _A-trio—by members of the choir was splendid. ‘° city in honor of the visit of the Grand After the program refreshments of Lodge! All the ‘various societies and coffee and cake were served, and it was organizations of this place and Grass delicious coffee and cake. A pleasant Valley have been invited to participate, time was speat in conversation and and nearly all have signified their intenmerry making. Good night was said] tion of doing so. On this occasion Grass and all departed for their homes. Valley will help -swell the throng. It will be.a general heliday, the same as Admission Day was last year. All the mines will close down, business will be suspended to a considerable extent and everybcdy .can enjoy thefestivities of the occasion. We can with confidence assure all visi tors that the sight of the parade and decorations will bé worth coming many. miles to see. _ Preparations are being made by the home organizations te entertain their brethers from other places. It will be a gala time, and to miss it will be a big mistake to any one having an opportunity to be present. On Thursday Mr. George Vincent purchased the residence and grounds belonging to John C. Coleman and situated on Church street above Walsh. Theestate is‘one of the oldest in Grass Valley and also one of the most beautiful. Hon. John C. Coleman bought the property long ago from Albert Mattison and there was then a very small” building on the place, but since that time the heuse has been repaired, added on to until ene would net recognize any part of it of 40 years ago. The grounds are beautifully improved, having been in charge of that most excellent and artiatic florist ‘hos. Wilson. Mr. Vincent] 148 man who called sarsaparilla “a has purchased the property in order to. fraud, had good reason; for he got hold make it his residence. of a worthless mixture at ‘‘reduced rates. * which will he sometime in June, Mr. . he began to take Ayer’s Sarsaparillat It Coleman and his family will leave Grass . PAys to be careful, when buying tmhediValley, but just where they. will locate os (has not been, definitely determined up. on. Mr: Coleman~infcrmed us teday that he weuld always hold Grass Valley as his legal residence and would never _— 8 aa EASANT to the taste and readily cures heartburn. ‘think for a moment of leaving Call ornia ~Burprise Party. i SS poseesigge = Union: Quite a a number of young peo— Ricu, red bloud as naturally results from . ple went to Nevada City last evening to taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla as personaj. a.tend a surprise party tendered Miss A pleas ant evening was spent in the playing of games, singing and other amusements . and those that went from this city re— ported having had an exceedingly good Hoop's Pris auntmacs ry et efficient. time. Miss Dower visited here a_ short Turxe-rourTus of your ailments arise time ago and made many friends during from liver troubles which Simmons Liver her short stay here. Those who went 4o-the—party—from Chas. Nettle, Edward Harris, Chas. . Collins, Henry Bonney and Josiah Mew: and water. This great purifier thoroughly expels scrofula, salt rheum and other im purities, FROM HIRCRVILLE “Pythias will givea grand parade in this: ~~ Just as-soon~as’~the~-schools~close; . He-changed._his opinion, however, when-+-b taken is Simmons. Liver Regulator. It}: here-were:Messrs-— An Interesting Entertainment Given by the Pupils of the Public School. The entertainment given at Birchville en April 29th by the pupils of the school assisted by the young ladies and gentlemen of the district, was considered by the large and appreciative audience, one of the best ever given on the Ridge. The people have taken a great deal of interest in their school, and are justly proud ef the entertainment. The following was the program: Overture—Birchville Orchestra, Chorus—Beautiful Belles and Beautiful Dudes. Tableaux—‘‘The Gypsy’s Warning.” Dialogue—Ben Bynon and Steve Keyle. Recitation—Martin Fogarty. Recitation—George Bynon. Vecal solo and chorus—Miss Kate Skehan. Dairymaid’s Drill. Tableaux—‘‘Eves Droppers and Eves Dreppers dropped.” Recitation—Clair C. Kyle. Cherus—‘‘Dear Old Village Scheol.” Dialogue—‘‘The Burglar Alarm.” Tableaux—‘‘America.”’ Vocal Solo—Miss May Thomas, Recitation—Celia Skehan, Violin Solo—Willie Grimes. Recitation—Raymond O’Connor. Recitation—Miss Kate Skehan. Harmonica Solo—Miss Nellie Fogarty. Broom Drill. Tablenex-—“Tenting on the Old mind Ground. Local Song—Will Allen. After the program the floor was cleared and young and old enjoyed a social dance until the wee small hours of the morning. 4 for the purpose of putting in a new floor inthe school house. Visitors were present from the sur. . rounding tewns,.and are enthusiastic in their praise of the treatment afforded by the people of Birchville. New Floor, Geurge-M. Hugh s, the contractor, is engaged in putting down a new floor in the Larroom and billiard reom at the Union H:tel. Other improvements are also to be made at this popular hostelry. Pythian Sisters. The members of Milo Temple, No. 9, Pythian Sisters, are requested to meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednesday, May 10th, at 20 ’dlock Pp. M. By order. Mrs. A. GercHe.t, M, E. Mus. L. E. Ismezt, M. of R. & C, R. A. M. The regular mecting ef Novada Chapter, R. A. M., will be held Monday evening, May 8th. .A full attendance is m6-8t The money realized, $77, will be used. ten; Misses Alice and Mabel Oliver and Millie Carlyon. The following were present from this city. Misses Ellen Delbridge, Emily Delbridge, Annie Ninnis, Annie -Tremaine,»Ada Lewis, Annie Dower, Almenia Dower, Mary Harry and Eva Andrews; .Messrs. John Snell, Richard Tremaine, Wm. Sandow; Herbert Cooper, John Coan, Frank Andrews, Ed. Lower and John Dower. ee A. O. F. Picnic, Union. “A meeting of the Anvient Order of Foresters was held last evening and the committee appointed to arrange for a picnic reported that they had made satisfactory arrangements with Mr. Kidder in regard to the transportation. The date set for the picnic is June 15th, at which prizes will be offered for races, games, ete., which will be known later. After the business was dispensed with a jolly good time was had in singing songs, recitations and speeches. The order is increasing in membership steadily and is a strong institution. M. E. Church. . * Servicesin the M. EK. Church tomorrow as usual. Presiding Elder, Rev. A. T. Needham, D. D, will preach in the morning. The pastor will preach at night. Subject of the night discourse, ‘‘Crisis in Human Life.” Sacrament of the Holy Cemmunion at the close of the morning service. Epworth League at night. — +200 Congregational Church. There will be preaching tomorrow morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening: ‘The Tragic Fate of a Famous and True Fortune Teller.” Everybody cordially invited. What is Money Weighed against that health it so often fails to buy? Dross indeed. While we can none of us claim a total exemption from that greatest of all ills to which flesh is heir—ill health, we may do much te lessen the chances of incurring it, and this not alone by the adoption of such sanitary measures as are to be found in daily exercise, regular hours, prudence in eating and drinking, and a wholesome diet, but also by resorting to judicious preventive medication when the system is threatened by unhealthful influences.

‘For instance, residents or sojourners in malarious localities should use Hostetter’s Stomach,Bitters asa defense against chills and fever, xnd persons who incur much out-of-door exposure should employ it as a safeguard against rheumatism. Travelers in the tropics find it invalual also as a means of arresting liver complaint and constipation, and counteractng the debilitating intluence of a torrid climate. . One dollar a year will cover your doctor’s bill if you take Simmons Liver Regu2 . ste PREPARING PLANS. The Town Will Be Decorated in a Most Tasteful Manner. By this time next week the town will have most of its bright and showy attire on. People are getting their plans into shape so that they will know what they are going to do, and thus aveid delay. Some of the decorations, we are informed, will be quite elaborate. The material received from the East by Milo Lodge, and which is new on sale “at Gaylord’s store, is especially intended for the purpose, being the regular K. of P. decora— tions such as are used in the large cities. The prices asked are low and just about cover the cost of getting them here, the idea,of the committee being to get everybody to decerate. If you have not purchased or selected. your decorations yet, go to the above place and procure them, as the demand is increasing and: you may get left. Nevada City will look her prettiest week after next and of course yeu want to take some of the credit to yourself. Don’t’ wait to see what ethers are going to do before you make—a move. —--Be~ original for once. By beginning in time to think what will look best for the front of your business place or residence you will be surprised at your own efforts. If you have no taste whatever for work of this kind, suggestions can be obtained ia plenty from your friends. Frank Guild, Jr., the professional decerator, will be here from Oakiand next week to take charge of the overhead street decoratiens and the trimming of the halls, This part. of the work is to be done at-ihe expense of Milo Lodge. Twenty Thousand. twenty thousand of the finest and most beautiful Knights of Pvthias cards ever manufactured. They will be printed at San Francisco prices. Send orders. in your ah nal TDhe Three Graces Are represented with perfectly developed forms—beauty and health comman can be healthy, because Soeiiia must be imperfect. Use SOZODONT, get healthy teeth, good digestion anda Revive the three Graces. —— 626 firength and Health. If you are net feeling strong and heathty,~ try Ktectrie Bitters. “If “La Grippe”-has-leftyou weak ‘and weary, use Electric Bitters. This remedy acts directly on-Liver; Stomach and Kidneys; gently aiding: those organs to perform their functions. If you are afflicted with Sick Headache, you find speedy and permanent telief by taking Electric bitters. Que trial will convince you that this is the remedy you need. Large bottles orly 50c, at Carr Bros. Drug Store, HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. W. H. Smith, Chicago, A.S. Rigelow, Columbia Hill, C. H. Adams, Forest City, ~ Newbourg, Sacramento, J. H. Coughlan, Grass Valley, CU. Seaman, Geo. E. Clingman, San Francisco, C. B. Fenn, Dan T. Cole, of J. Gollober, ss D. Burrcughs, «s W. H. Roden, “s J. 8. Gregory, 8 O. P. Stidger, San Juan, John F, Cuman, San Jose, H. F. Clark, Washington, DC., ene Meyers, Cherokee, G, H. Magruder, Yuba City, M. Dailey, Maryeville, C. Myers, G. J. Zink, Purdon’s Bridge. Union Arrivals. J. E. Cohen, San Juan, J. R. Davis, as W. O. Selfridge, C. O. Barker, #4 H. Huckins, se W. O. Beane, French Ccrral, F. Selfridge, Dutch Flat, 0. P. Stidger, San Francisco, J. 8. McCord, as J. O: Wilmer, s C. B. Jones, ae ‘L. F. Brown, ae S. P. Moraine, i M. T. Donovan, French Corral, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, A. R. Lando, Marysville, Geo, Saunders, Washington. ise OS Keys Lost. A bunch of keys. Finder will be rewarded by leaving them at J. Morris store. m4-tf Q Old er feeble people should take, as the minera] potash which is in every other Sarsaparilla that we know of, is under certain eonditions knewn to be emaciating. J. V. 8. on the contrary is purely vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates new blood, the very thing for old, delicate or broken down people, It builds them up and prolongs theirs lives. 4 case in points Mra. Belden an estimable and elderly lady of 510 Mason &t., &. F. was for mouths decliningeorapidly as to seriously alarm her family. with fainting spells. She writes: “While in that dangerous condition I saw some of the testimonials concerning J. V.8. and sent for & bottle. That marked the turning point. I regained my lost flesh’and strength and have not felt so well ia years.” That was two years ago and Mrs, Belden is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J.V.¢, Uf you are feeble and wantte bebuilt upask for JOY Vegetable Sarsaparilia CARR BROS. mense fruit erop in Bridg-port tow uship.} The Transcript has © just. received . * LOADS OF GARNETS. =. The Hills Are Fol of Them Up Near O. C: Waldau of Blue Canyon Wednesday brought to Sacramento several specimens ef garnet cry:tals imbedded in a formation of mica schisé, says the; Recerd-Union, found in a large deposit of the latter material abuut twenty miles from Cisco. There ere tons of beautiful garnets to to be had there, but they have no teal market value. The man who discov: ered the ledge manages te sell at Biue Canyen lots of the garnets to Eastern people and others traveling by rail. Through To One DayBeginning on Monday next the Downieville stage will make the through trip between Nevada City“iiid Sierra City in one day. The stage will leave this se at 5 o'clock a. M.2 <@e> = Promise ofa big c Pop: The prospects are geod for an im-! this season. Trees in that part of tle eounty. are looking thrifty and are in fuller bloom than for some years past, —~e 20s ae Priced Applea—New Mackerel. J. J. Jackson, at the Beehive Grocery Store on Commercial street, has just received a fine lot of Dried Apples, which he is. offering at the rate of fifteen pounds for $1. Alxo just received a splendid lot of new mackerel which he will sell at 95 cents per can. ‘Try ‘em. ml-tf -—_—~+@ee __-_ York State Custard Pies. At Gaylord’s. a2l-tf eo eee ark —_Latest Styles of Kid Gloy es. J} ion oi money refunded. Mrs. Lester & Crawford have just received a fine stock of the very latest styles of Kid Gloves, just-the article for the Knights of Pythias Party. Go and see thei. mil -tf610 For Sale. A new milch cow, with a heifer calf, Apply at J. J. Jackson’s Beehiye Grocery Store. : m2-3t j sucklen's Arnica Saivé., © The best Salve in the world” for Cuts Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai «, Corns, and ail Skin Kruptigns, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required Itis naranteed to give perfect satisfac Price 25cénta per box For sale ¢ Carr Brothers’ Dru To Preserve The richness, color, and beauty of the hair, the greatest care is necessary, much harm being done by the use of worthless dressings. To be sure of having a first-class article, ask your druggist or perfumer for Ayer’s Hair Vigor. It is absolutely -superior to any other preparation of the kind. It restores the original color and fullness to hair which has become thin, faded; or gray. It keeps the scalp cool, moist, and free from dandruff. It heals itching humors, prevents baldness, and imparts.to_ THE HAIR © & silken texture and lasting fragrance, No toilet can be considered complete without this most popular. and elegant of all hair-dressings. ~ “My hair began turning gray ‘and fall. ing out when I was about 25 years of age. I have lately been using Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and it is causing a new growth of hair of the natural color?’— R. J. Lowry, Jones Prairie, Texas. “Over a year ago I had a severe fever, and when I recovered, my hair began to fall out, and what little remained turned gray. I tried various remedies, but Without success, till at last I began to USE Ayer’s Hair Vigor, and now my hair is growing rapidly and is restored to its original color.’’— Mrs. Annie Collins, Dighton, Mass. “I have used Ayér’s Hair Vigor for nearly five years, and my hair is moist, glossy, and in an excellent state ot preservation. I am forty years -old, and have ridden the plains ‘for twenty-five years.”—Wm. Henry Ott, elias “Mus. tang Bill,” Newcastle, Wyo. Ayer’s Hair Vigor. = r.J.C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Maem Prepared LA Sold by Druggists Every where. —— 6 . agen ar aa BE ON GUARD About your Confectionery, You waut's some thing pure, wholesome anil tasty and to be perfectly cérthin on all theseS points, you must try CANDIES. FOLEY is the Nev vada City Confectioner. You can’t find a a rival for him in this line anymore than you can duplicate the Mississippi on this Continent, Foley has the call and he also” has tlie CANDY. Com J. V. 8. is the enly Barsaparilla that old . it got so bad that she was finally afflicted . and have some of it. ‘. J. M FOLEY, Confectioner No. 13 Commercial St., Nevada City MONSTER STOCK Dry t00 CARPETS AND Miller WALL PAPER. AT wroese BEE HIVE, GRASS VALLEY. ——— $30,000 Stock to select from at Prices that will astonish all that pay a visit to the Store. Tins of New Carpets and Wall Paper, ‘The atest styles and Prices a specilly, THE LARGEST DRY GOODS STORE IN NEVADA COUNTY. Ma Fare paid BOTH WAYS to liberal buyers. The Bee Hive, N. Yt0 WC, Preto, sig sonst d is EXere z '——-AND—— . . FL. on oie n= oa ODD FELLOWS BUILDING, BROAD STREET, Where he has been located for the past twenty years, wil] show you for the coming season the best stock of Summer Goods, Underwear, Neckwear, EATS, Htc. EVER BROUGHT INTO NEVADA CITY AND IN LARGER QUANTITIES —_o— My Low Prices will astonish You—Every Article Guaranteed No. 1 HAVE YOUR EYE ON THE GUN AND STEP ON.THE SAFE SIDE JF YOU WANT ANY Beautiful Clothing, Furshing Goo‘ Hats, Br DON'T BUY CHFAP GOODS kia ae go ee , thie old-established business houses where you know you can get reliable goods. You do not pa goods at these places than you do for cheap staff elsewhere. [Look at my Cools Before Buying Ekowhere y any more for good 11's A FACT. ak And everybody will feel better. As for ourselves, we are still busy in marking down our large ; stock just received from California and Eastern markets, and now we will be able to show you, ina few days, as fine a stock of FINE SPRING CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, BOOTS AND SHOES And all the LATEST NOVELTIES that has ever been brought to this city. -An PRICE figures. —-o-—-— Weare so situated adw that we can suit an ly—rich or poor, We have no ing our Goods, We have but ONE PRICE TO ALL, and that a price WHICH DEFIES COMPETITION. = EVERYBOLY INVITED. Main and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. ~The Fit i the Field . Ladies! Look a vue Our: You will find that nev. r before were Gocds so attractive. Our variety is large, the designs exceptionally attractive in Summer Serges, Etc. Gct the choicest ‘by making: your “selections now. The new Enibroideries aro v. Ty handsome. The Latest in Dress Trimmings and. Laces in great variety ‘ FOLEY'S. ~~ You have to pay Coin for Cigars then why not get the best ? They Are 3 for 25 cents.i Put Up in Tin FoilPackages, and made of carefully se lected Tobacco, A mild, sweet smoke Try E’m. William Giffin, (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. STs J. MORRIS Wishes to inform the public that he intends to remove the stock of Clothing formerly owned by -K, Casper toStockton on or about the 15th of May, Any one wishing Goods at — (HE ow at ot their Orginal Cat "Will do well to call on him for his Bargains Are Out of Sight. =o 1 J, MORRIS, at Caspers OW Stand We Think the Weather Has Cleared Up forthe Season . verything in those departments will be marked down to the LOWEST CASHEL.. time to publi h a big price list, as we are tou busy fixing up our stores and mark-Tpring Stock: Ginghams, Percales, Trouvilles, Decker Muslins,; 4h