November 2, 1891 (4 pages)

re THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. : poaee ra”) Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. ieee Published Every Evening Except Suna cays and Lage Ballag Established Sept, 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. a ees MONDAY EWV’NG, NOV. 2, 1891. Native Daughters Attention. Laurel Parlor, NUD. G: W., is in re. ceipt of an invitation from Manzanita N. 6. G. W., to attend their complimentary social on Nov. 6th. Members desivous of attending are requested to meet at the home of the President on Wed_ nesday afternoon at three o’clock to make arrangements. Cora Ciark, President Kare Marreson, Ree. Sec. Paul Schoen Coming. This wellknown piano tuner will arrive in Nevada City about Nov. 18. Leave orders’at Union Hotel. vassing. No cannov.2-3t ——-+ 29e MEADOW LAKE. Hartley’s Latest — Davis’s Ground Floor Plan. The old Meadow. Lake properties have found a purchaser at last in a French syndicate, and ‘‘Hermit” Hartley, as the owner is termed, is about, it is said, to start on a,continental tour with his wife. This district has passed through many vicissitudes since the time when a town of 10,000 inhabitants sprung up like magic, only to disappear as rapidly when the great mountams of ore-in the vicinity were discovered to be valueless from the fact that no process could be fuund to exHermit contan. The most extensive locations were the Excelsior mines, "Nos. T and 2, and the Union claims. The name of the former has been immortalized in verse by the pen of a pioneer mining poet, who ably depicts theexasperation and disgust of the men who rode into the camp expetting to find a bonanza, and tramped back to Virginia City amidst a cloud of dust and profanity. The following stanza, which closes the poem referred to, is highly. suggestive of the prospector’s feelings on the occasion: “at Huffaker’s he lust wes Been, imbibing nitro-glycerine, A And as be guipéd each fiery dram, tract the geld which it was smppagsd te phurets—-Some—of-the—ruek—shewsfree SIERRA COUNTY. Notes of Interest About Our Northern Neighbors. Saturday’s Downieville Messnger says: Pay gravel is being taken’ from Thistle Shaft. ~ No work is being done at Gold Bluff. . Fred Morris has got the quartz mill at Loganville running. Dick Marshall has found favorable prospects in the tunnel which he has been so many years running in Jim Crow Canyon. The shaft, in the Empire mine, at Geld Valley, is in very rich quartz and sulCHASING CRIMINALS. Nevada County’s Plan to Use Dogs Looks Impracticable. John G. Nilon at the request of Sheriff Danster recently addressed a letter to his cousin, P.W. Harrison, of New Orleans, La., asking for information as to the kind of dogs used in the South for trailing criminals, etc. It will be remembered that the Supervisors at their last session requested the Sheriff to inform himself on these points, promising to authorize the purchase of the animals if the plan was found to be expedient. The reply to Mr. Nilon’s inquiries is as fell gold. The sulphurets, recently tested at Grass Valley, yielded $176 to the ton. The parties whu are running a tunnel under the slide below Shady Flat, have about reached bedrock. Geo. M. Pinney, of San Francisco, was here last Monday, from Sierra City, and said that further explorations would soon be made at the Mountain quartz mine. A concert will be given at Armory Hall, Downieville, by the Catholics, Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th. Some good quartz hasrecently been found in the old Dreadnaught mine, near Alleghany. ; “J have made inquiries as you requested. ~ The dogs you want ~“are~-what we call fox hounds, or ‘nigger dogs.’ They look like red Irish setters. I called on J. S. Richardson, the largest cotton planter in the world, who works convicts and uses these dogs, of which he has five. He says that money could not buy them. A pair of trained ones would cost in Mibsissippi from $75 to $150. They must be run every day to keep them in training. This means a great deal of work, but unless it is done the dogs are no account for hunting fugitives. Blood hounds are hot used, as they are so ——«y THE WHARTENBY WILL. A Clause Construed and a Distribution Ordered. " Judge Coffey of San Francisco rendered a decision Saturday, construing a doubtful provision of the will of the late James Whartenby. The decision was that clause 87'of the will as amended by the codicil did not include Sabie Dunham, a grandniece of testator, but comprehended only his surviving brother, William Whartenby, and Mrs. Emma C, Harris,a sister.” James Whartenby left no lineal descendants nor spouse; of his immediate family only the brother arid sister named were living at the tine of his death. ~ Sabie Dunham, the grandniece, was the recipient of & specitic bequest of $60,000, and all of his relativos to the remotest degree were generously remembered in the will, and have received their legacies in full. A distribution of the estate has now been ordered, tlie executors—John R. Whitney, T. E. Beans and Joseph R. ~English— hay ing discharged their trust satisfactorily. Whartenby was a well known mining man and ditchowner, and in early times resided in thigcity. Thé property disposed of in his will was appraised at upward of $1,500,000. An Odd Couple Wedded. The wedding at Berlinof Nai Na,a Siamese gentleman, son of the governor of Chantetron, and Fraulin Schultz, the laughter of a cigar manufacturer, is the affair whicn vow «most interests the continental press. Nai Na’s father long Withheld bis consent to the marriage. de thonght it impossible fora Protestant ady to enter asa daughter a house consecrated to. Buddha. wen brotght round and the happy ‘ouple are soon to proceed to Bangkok; vhere Nai Nas family have promised beim a hearty welcome, European men ften wed Asiatic women, but the re verse seldom Lappens. [shonld pot wonder, young Asiatics soning ihre nitiibers tostudy in Encopean nhbiversities, if numbers of Europests women found husbands among heii. “‘Thesé” orientale are generally the sons of rich men, and turn out well. Victor Hugo was a warm advocate of what he called the churning.up of faecs and the consequent evolution of a great mixed race which would feel at home in every part of the globe and be infinitely coniplex in its faculties. The late M. Raoul Duval’s forecast was that in 100 years hence a full fourth of the population of this continent wou Aryan and Asiatic blood.+Paris Letter, be of mixed She Blooms Perennially. We have lately-had hard times in the However, he has Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is naranteed to give perfect satisfaction ot money refunded. Price 25 centa per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. a20ly a STOVES BY THE CAR-LOAD. The Largest and Best Stock of Stoves and Ranges. 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From the Subline Titrue that he has succeeded in obta induced men with ideas of their own on the subject of ore reduction to visit the mine and experiment with their inventions. It is safe to say every method of workiag quartz in vogue since the days of King Solomon has been tried there, J and in every instance the result has been a failure. During the past three years the four claims have been bonded at a monthly rental of $150 per month to Drs. A. P. Whittel and Arnold of San Francisco. They built a mill there, and tried the ordinary process by crushing the rock, and finally they put in an electric plant with plates and all sorts of contrivances, . but after spending a large amount of mosey, they gave ‘up in disgust. The property fell again into the hands of Hartley. He has lost no time in harvesting a new crop of enthusiasts, and if it'is nlig a good round sum in cash to bind the bargain, he is just so much more m pocket. ~-He might have lived to the age uf Methuselah-before he could have raised a dollar on the mine from auy capitalist, in California, and he had the sense never to waste much time in the attempt. forty drifters last week at the Bald Mountain Extension drift mine, Sixty men are employed. The channel is ‘narrowing some and being followed northeast up the ridge. Soon as water is more abundant the force of drifters will be increased, The new boarding-house at the mine nar; rowly escaped burning last Wéek, from a lighted candle in a miner’s candlestick carelessly left near one of the beds in the upper atory of the building: A notice has been posted by order uf the Board of Directors positively forbiding the use of lighted candles in the sleeping rooms, the lamps affording ail necessary light. ewe Cerne ieee ess RELIEF HILL. School and Personal Items) From There. Mining, Owing to the chicken-pox, which has has been no school here for the past week. The school was opened Monday with a full attendance, every scholar being off the sick list Se C. O. Jepsen, who.was accidentally shot a week ago, is recovering rapidly and_ will soon be able to resume his duties in the Union mine. zine-blend, and although at times gold is visible to the naked eye, no’ one has ever yet been able to save it. The season is very -short inthis region, and in winter the camp is cut off from all communication with the outside world, The new investors haye not got much of a bargain, as they will probably find out when they begin operations. They will, however, pay for their experience, like others who preceded them. The Allisou Ranch mine, at Grass Val‘erty. It has appareatly as many values as a chameleoa has changes of color. When it bobs up upon the London Market the price is quoted in the millions; when in San Francisco a more moderate figure is asked, while at home.the bedrock quotation is what in commercial parlance would be termed neminal. Not many weeks ago it was reported sold to The late rain has been a Diésing toy] Relief Hill ag well as to other com munibounded, and from time™ to time he has. of gravel, result of five days’ wagk of near the country is owned by a Mrs. Smith of . fracas yesterday morning. Greenville, Miss., and she would not sell it. She imported it from Russia at a cost of $500. : “The first fox-hounds were imported here by Mr. Richardson.” HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The late P. C. Slattery of Marysville left $250 to the Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley. There was a dance Saturday night at ‘McKee’s Hallin Washington. — Messrs. Wilson and Ledesma furnished the miisie. Master Léo Carr of this city has received a fine silver watch as a premium for obtaining 100 subscribers to the Safi Francisco Daily Report. been going the rounds of Relief-Hit; there . -—Regular necting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W., tomorrow evening. Every member requested to be~present; business of importance to be transacted. John Delbridge, the boot and shoe maker doing business on Pine street between Broad and Commercial streets, has just received a fine stock of ready-made boots and shoes which he will sell at lowest prices Se ET G. D. Buckley and Ted Whildin had some words there at an early hour, and Whildin was Knocked down. As he fell he drew a révolver and thejattorney walked away. Whildin fired three shots at him, all of which niissed the mark. One passed through the frock of Mr. Buckley’s coat, a second cut a button from the back of the coat, and another pierced the screen at the front door. The party fired at says he has no knowledge as to who did the shooting, and up to this writing no warrant has been issued for Whildin’s arrest, although it is said one will be as soon as he puts in an appearance. District Attorney Nilon and Marshal Tompkins say that they propest-to serve a notice on Mr. Britland to hereafter naintain better order than he has for se1ie-time=past,—and-if-the-order-is-ait obeyed promptly they will begin proceedings Lo close the saloon a3 a nuisance 290-2 MASON’'S “STEAMBOAT.” The.Latest Invention of the Truckee Republican. According. to the veracious Republican, work has been commenced on a new is just now emerging, with the exception of the summer girl. Through all the days of trial, when the scorching winds wilted the stately cornstalk to an early grave, she has been with us in all her radiant glory. purses; the size and quality of her headgear have not, diminished, and her sweet smile bears io mark of pain. Trouble slips off her sateen back without leaving the slightest stain. marriage fazes her; slie cares nothing for hard times.—Atchison Globe, Summer Diversions at Bar Harbor, , A Bar Harbor man bas a scheme for amusing the summer visitors at Mount Desert and making a few dollars for himself. He proposes to entertain the tour.ists with a view of a genuine shipwreck, Hia-plan_is to+man_a, vessel with men who are not afraid of getting their feet wet, and then, when it comes on to blow tmrd, to run on the rocks at Otter. creek or Schooner Head. Spectators. will get the tip, as at a prize fight, of the location and will be charged so much a head for seeing the fun. 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October 22—Im Dissolution Notice, MHEundersigned, heretofore carrying on the Blackamithing and Horusainn: ing business under the tirm name of Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved part~ nership by mutual consent. — : Mr. Denney will continue to condiwtét the oo) All persqn® indebted tothe late firm are requested to-settle their accounts immediately, CHAS. W. DENNBY, W. C. GRAY. Nevapa Crry, Oct. 15, 1891. Felix Schrakamp, late ofGrass Valley, ties. The dust, which was . most intolerable, is now settled, and all things are beautiful and bright again. The mines of Relief Hill are holding their own. Enough gold is being taken out to meet all the expenses of prospecting the gravel beds, thus enabling the compamieés to entertain bright hopes for future developments. Messrs. Davy and Roberts, who. are prospecting the Pole Cat mine on the South Yuba near Relief Hill, are ‘thorough miners and it is hoped that’ they will be rewarded for their long and patient perseverance by a rich strike in the gravel deposit. An exhibition to be'given at Relief Hill on Christmas, for the benefit of the public school of the place. It is hoped that the proceeds of'the exhibition and dance will be sufficient to defary the expense of bringing al. has sded to the proprietorship of the Milwaukee Brewery Saloon at this Sty" MEN SGRTARRING Ss1IN” TS BEEAT every thing in his line,and being a popular gentleman is bound to do + good business. Scores of boys were out Satnrday night having such Halloween ‘‘fun”’ as stealing gates. On upper Main street a gang of them were fired at with a shotgun by some indignant citizen, and two of the lads were powder-burned about the face. A Grass Valley Preacher's Son Fatally ‘Hurt. A San Jose dispatch of Saturdays says: E. A. Needliam, a student of the University of the Pacific, was the victim of a very serious accident about 12 o'clock last night. In following out a joke on another student he climbed a tree, and kind of a vehicle that promises to revolutionize travel in the mountains or countries that are subjected to a snow fall. It is nothing less than a sleigh that can be propelled by steam. It is the invention . of Amos Lane, who has submitted the rplaus to George Sc-affer who has pronounced them practical and who will furnish the means to build the first sleigh. The work will be doae at Re‘d’s blacksmith shop. Two years ago Mr. Lane constructed an experimental machine at Snerraville. It was propelled by hand, but the-working was satisfactory aud it succeeded in making good progress over ) very soft snow five feet deep. All who have studied’.the. principle upon which the machine works pronounce:no apparent obstacle in the way of its successful working. = a Instre in the Homa Benerir Lire Assocation. apparatus for fishing them out.—Bar Harbor Letter. Scenery versus Canned Goad». ~-Puget sound papersare now debating the advisability of securing the enactment of a law which shall suspend the business of clearing during the evmmer season in order that tourists may see the beautiful scenery of the sound. It seeins that the work of burning underbrush, which can only be carried on advantageously in the sumuner, creates an immerse volume of smoke. The general sentiment appears to be against the tourists, as the people argue that if the clearing was stopped they would all have to subsist on a diet of canned goods.— San Francisco Post. Qualified Affeeotion,” — 4 Genuine sorrow is sometimes expressed so strangely that the listener finds it hard not to smile. A case in point is mentioned by a clergyman. 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In the meanwhile the accredited owner, Davis, a millonaire, does not, evidently, propose to leave a stone unturned to relieve himself of a white elephant, which has been eating its head off for . some years past, and in a spirit of liberality makes a proposition to local investora, whereby they are invited to subscribe enough money to pay him for the mine, and at the same time to leave him a controlling interest. “According toa circulars which has been forwarded to parties in San Francisco marked *‘Confidential,” Mr. Davis is willing to give any person on the lookout for alucrative investmeat the privilege of purchasing 4 portion or all of 40,000 shares out of 100,000 shares of capital stock for $2 per share, or $80,000, leaving him in possession of 60,000 shares and the virtual control of the mine, This kind of a trade might be carried out successfully in a granger community, where the residents know more about swine and horseflesh than they do about mining, but it will hardly. do here, where mines are handled as gingerly as a red-hot stovelid. 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Some time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” Vegetable Joy's Sarsaparilia _ FOR SALE 8Y CARR BROS. cts Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. , In the matter of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased. Richard Moore, the Kdministrator of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased, having filed his petition duly verified for an order of sale of certain real estate of said decedent, it is ordered by the said Cayrt, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, a) before the said Superior Latest U. 8. Government Food Report. M, Bestandig, San Franciaco, Court on Monday, the 30th day, No8. B. an op Sacramento, vember, 1891,at 10 o'clock in the Torenoon John Mollett, po nad Gap, of said day, at the Court Room of said F. M. White, Washington, Superior Court at Nevada City, in the E. 8. Hamilton, Forest City, county of Nevada, to show cause why an E. S. Hamilton, Forest City, order should not be granted to the said G, H. Davis, Downieville, Administrator to sell the interest of the M. Lancks, San Francisco, estate in the Gray quartz ledge at private. ui Stewart, sale. And that copy of this dren (be: Pa tert Nac poset ed four suggessiye weeks 53 oe e ’ aily -'Transcript, , ne ; Wwell, and pel ished ry said Werels os John Keenan, ‘ : Joun Carbwein, 8, MoCaule, . Judge of the Superior Court, . B, Stevens, rege Dated Oot, gino a Rauch, Relief F feanis, Atty. * Mrs H. J. Roberts, isco ve é C.J P.F. SIMONDS ig . Attorney and at Lew, 4 #4 bei Wm. — WH rear THE STATE AND FICE—M & Kob ’ Block, jay _ u, B hs Ry 14 organ erta’ Block, Neve called upon to officiate at the funeral of a farmer, who had died leaving a widow with whom he had lived in wedlock for nearly half a century. After the service the widow came to the side of the coflin for a Inst look at the face of the departed, and as she stood there she heaved a deep sigh, and turned to the clergyman Lo say, witheperfect simplicity. “Wal, Po ruther liked bim.’’— Youth's Compaunian The “Masonter-of the Galf.” The region in the vicinity of the north erp extremity. of the Gulf of California is inhabited by a rare and terrible creature--a member of thé ‘lizard tribe— valled the “Maneater of the Gulf." He is hardly large enongh to warrant his wwe inspiring naine, being anly about fifteen inches long, bot is one of che most poisonons creatures known to nAjtaralwits He is a member of ‘the lizard faimly, some akin to the famed Gila Monster, and his body is almost as brittle as cues --St. Lonis Republic. A Revelation. LL», Few pocple know that the % 4 bright biulsh-green color of ¥ the ordinary teas exposed in A the windows ts not the nat4 ural color. Unpleasant as the 4 fa tinay be, it is nevertheless Al bE; artificial; mineral coloring YAY matier being used for this Uy ® pur)ose, The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, once under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. An eminent euthority writes on this subfect; ‘The manipulation of poor teas, togive them a finer appearance, is carried on extex,sively, Green teas, being in this eountry especially popular, are produced to weet the demand by coloring cheaper black kinds by g'azing or facing with Prusstan blue, tumerie, gypsum, and indigo. This method ts so geneval'that very little genuine uneolored green tea ts offered for sale.” It wag the knowledge of this condition of affairs that prompted the placing of Beech's Tea before the public. It is absolutely pure and without color, Did you ever see any geunine uncolored Japau tea? Ask your grocer to open a package of Beech’s, and you will see it, and probably for the very. first tine, It will be found in color to be just between the artificial green tea that you have been accustomed to and the black teas. . It drawsae delightfyl canery color, and is se © fragrant that it will be ae revelation to tea@riukers, Its purity makes it also more economical than the artificial teas, for less of {t is required percup. Soldonly in peand packages bearing this trade-mark; nee BEECKSS. TEA "Bure As Childhood? Mf your grocer does not have It, he will get {s for you. Price60o per pound. For sale at JUST RECEIVED, THREE CASES FRESH TAHITI ORANGES. THe Surgvior Canpy> Fact . ALSO, . LIMES, . LEMONS, BANANAS. CONE BEFORE THE RUSH! ory (J. M. Foley, Prop'r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. Has just ow See Prices the Comprehensiv .a2d compact—ds, Rellabie--400 first-class contributors. Fresh—Brouvht down to the qreee Now Ready~ Subscribers not Really Cheap— Less than half " gend to us for specimen ores the specie) atten’ any other county. THE PROPLE'S The Best in the World for General Usa. == . Ef. ROTTER. received the Largest and Most Elegant. Stock of Clothing, Gents’ . Furnishing Goods, etc., ever. brought to this or of Lowest: GY CLOPSDLA ba The New Three-Volume Etition 000 topics. Complete in 3 convenient volemes. mt yest. 5 Ae nes wing with only a parto a eyelopedial similar works. $ etc., that you may see for yourself, > Gi Boho! Trustees. Teachers, etc., to the EDUCATIONAL: DEPARTMENT. eee ee ee

re THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. : poaee ra”) Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. ieee Published Every Evening Except Suna cays and Lage Ballag Established Sept, 6, 1860. Terms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. a ees MONDAY EWV’NG, NOV. 2, 1891. Native Daughters Attention. Laurel Parlor, NUD. G: W., is in re. ceipt of an invitation from Manzanita N. 6. G. W., to attend their complimentary social on Nov. 6th. Members desivous of attending are requested to meet at the home of the President on Wed_ nesday afternoon at three o’clock to make arrangements. Cora Ciark, President Kare Marreson, Ree. Sec. Paul Schoen Coming. This wellknown piano tuner will arrive in Nevada City about Nov. 18. Leave orders’at Union Hotel. vassing. No cannov.2-3t ——-+ 29e MEADOW LAKE. Hartley’s Latest — Davis’s Ground Floor Plan. The old Meadow. Lake properties have found a purchaser at last in a French syndicate, and ‘‘Hermit” Hartley, as the owner is termed, is about, it is said, to start on a,continental tour with his wife. This district has passed through many vicissitudes since the time when a town of 10,000 inhabitants sprung up like magic, only to disappear as rapidly when the great mountams of ore-in the vicinity were discovered to be valueless from the fact that no process could be fuund to exHermit contan. The most extensive locations were the Excelsior mines, "Nos. T and 2, and the Union claims. The name of the former has been immortalized in verse by the pen of a pioneer mining poet, who ably depicts theexasperation and disgust of the men who rode into the camp expetting to find a bonanza, and tramped back to Virginia City amidst a cloud of dust and profanity. The following stanza, which closes the poem referred to, is highly. suggestive of the prospector’s feelings on the occasion: “at Huffaker’s he lust wes Been, imbibing nitro-glycerine, A And as be guipéd each fiery dram, tract the geld which it was smppagsd te phurets—-Some—of-the—ruek—shewsfree SIERRA COUNTY. Notes of Interest About Our Northern Neighbors. Saturday’s Downieville Messnger says: Pay gravel is being taken’ from Thistle Shaft. ~ No work is being done at Gold Bluff. . Fred Morris has got the quartz mill at Loganville running. Dick Marshall has found favorable prospects in the tunnel which he has been so many years running in Jim Crow Canyon. The shaft, in the Empire mine, at Geld Valley, is in very rich quartz and sulCHASING CRIMINALS. Nevada County’s Plan to Use Dogs Looks Impracticable. John G. Nilon at the request of Sheriff Danster recently addressed a letter to his cousin, P.W. Harrison, of New Orleans, La., asking for information as to the kind of dogs used in the South for trailing criminals, etc. It will be remembered that the Supervisors at their last session requested the Sheriff to inform himself on these points, promising to authorize the purchase of the animals if the plan was found to be expedient. The reply to Mr. Nilon’s inquiries is as fell gold. The sulphurets, recently tested at Grass Valley, yielded $176 to the ton. The parties whu are running a tunnel under the slide below Shady Flat, have about reached bedrock. Geo. M. Pinney, of San Francisco, was here last Monday, from Sierra City, and said that further explorations would soon be made at the Mountain quartz mine. A concert will be given at Armory Hall, Downieville, by the Catholics, Wednesday evening, Nov. 18th. Some good quartz hasrecently been found in the old Dreadnaught mine, near Alleghany. ; “J have made inquiries as you requested. ~ The dogs you want ~“are~-what we call fox hounds, or ‘nigger dogs.’ They look like red Irish setters. I called on J. S. Richardson, the largest cotton planter in the world, who works convicts and uses these dogs, of which he has five. He says that money could not buy them. A pair of trained ones would cost in Mibsissippi from $75 to $150. They must be run every day to keep them in training. This means a great deal of work, but unless it is done the dogs are no account for hunting fugitives. Blood hounds are hot used, as they are so ——«y THE WHARTENBY WILL. A Clause Construed and a Distribution Ordered. " Judge Coffey of San Francisco rendered a decision Saturday, construing a doubtful provision of the will of the late James Whartenby. The decision was that clause 87'of the will as amended by the codicil did not include Sabie Dunham, a grandniece of testator, but comprehended only his surviving brother, William Whartenby, and Mrs. Emma C, Harris,a sister.” James Whartenby left no lineal descendants nor spouse; of his immediate family only the brother arid sister named were living at the tine of his death. ~ Sabie Dunham, the grandniece, was the recipient of & specitic bequest of $60,000, and all of his relativos to the remotest degree were generously remembered in the will, and have received their legacies in full. A distribution of the estate has now been ordered, tlie executors—John R. Whitney, T. E. Beans and Joseph R. ~English— hay ing discharged their trust satisfactorily. Whartenby was a well known mining man and ditchowner, and in early times resided in thigcity. Thé property disposed of in his will was appraised at upward of $1,500,000. An Odd Couple Wedded. The wedding at Berlinof Nai Na,a Siamese gentleman, son of the governor of Chantetron, and Fraulin Schultz, the laughter of a cigar manufacturer, is the affair whicn vow «most interests the continental press. Nai Na’s father long Withheld bis consent to the marriage. de thonght it impossible fora Protestant ady to enter asa daughter a house consecrated to. Buddha. wen brotght round and the happy ‘ouple are soon to proceed to Bangkok; vhere Nai Nas family have promised beim a hearty welcome, European men ften wed Asiatic women, but the re verse seldom Lappens. [shonld pot wonder, young Asiatics soning ihre nitiibers tostudy in Encopean nhbiversities, if numbers of Europests women found husbands among heii. “‘Thesé” orientale are generally the sons of rich men, and turn out well. Victor Hugo was a warm advocate of what he called the churning.up of faecs and the consequent evolution of a great mixed race which would feel at home in every part of the globe and be infinitely coniplex in its faculties. The late M. Raoul Duval’s forecast was that in 100 years hence a full fourth of the population of this continent wou Aryan and Asiatic blood.+Paris Letter, be of mixed She Blooms Perennially. We have lately-had hard times in the However, he has Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Foever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai », Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is naranteed to give perfect satisfaction ot money refunded. Price 25 centa per box For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. a20ly a STOVES BY THE CAR-LOAD. The Largest and Best Stock of Stoves and Ranges. All persons in want of Stoves or Ranges of the best and most improved patterns can find the same at the Oldest and Larg: est Store in Neyada county. Remember I get’ my Stoves by the carload direct from the Foundries and do not pay a middle man or jobber a profit, thereby saving that much for the benefit of my customers, o24 Gro. E, Turner. The Home Benelit Life Association Pays its Losses in full. Spec care Why do you endure the agony of dyspepsia? 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Christmas Eve will be celebrated by This was over twenty years ago, and. Bald Mountain Lodge, No. 44, K. of P., . object since then Hartley has stuck to the with agrand ball at West & Clute’s Hall, with it. The bloodhound will remain a If you need a first-class Stove, the firm] place, and eked out an existence by Forest City. safe distance from its quarry and bark of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can sure. working out rich pockets in a hand morNinety-three ounces were cleaned up. until the guards arrive. : ; ly suit you. They have the largest and. tar. His faith in ‘the future was un-. from eight hundred and seventy car-loads “The only foxhound in this part of bloodthirsty they are likely to kill the object of pursuit when they ceme up . Huwron, m. pv), Washington, Ark, . ONLY GENUINE ~ -— = +O+THE TRUCKEE STYLE, ‘ Mas our % Stainp In ced on front uf wrappes. ' J. Zellin & Oo., Philadelphia, Pa J The. Finest and Cheapest Assortment Ever Shown in Nevada City. pay its losses in full. Ted Whildin Fires Three Shots and Se see Misses His Mark. Britland’s saloon at the corner of Broad and Pine streets was the scene of another Baby cried, best display ever shown in Nevada county, including the best makes of Heating and Cooking: Stoves and Ranges. The prices are the very lowest. Call and see them whether you wish to purchase or not. Leea & SHaw. Schilling’s Best. Buy, try—on them rely. Women troubled with headazhe, will find Simmons Liver Regulator. relieves and cures. Dude Hats For Misses, Only 25 centseach. Pretty and stylish. At Lester & Crawford’s. 020-tf My only family medicine—Simmons Liver Regulator.—Rev. Jas. M. Rollins, Fairfield, Va. ‘Flour $2.90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds-of Brown Sugar For §1. At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf N For Over Half a Century. a Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifteen years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is'the best remedy for diarrhwa. Sold by Druggists in every part Winsiow’s Sooruine Syrup,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per bottle. tf A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium 2 Habits. : The East India cure for these awful habits can he given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the aon Drug Co., San José, Cal., and for sale by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City; ” tf he Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly # Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. From the Subline Titrue that he has succeeded in obta induced men with ideas of their own on the subject of ore reduction to visit the mine and experiment with their inventions. It is safe to say every method of workiag quartz in vogue since the days of King Solomon has been tried there, J and in every instance the result has been a failure. During the past three years the four claims have been bonded at a monthly rental of $150 per month to Drs. A. P. Whittel and Arnold of San Francisco. They built a mill there, and tried the ordinary process by crushing the rock, and finally they put in an electric plant with plates and all sorts of contrivances, . but after spending a large amount of mosey, they gave ‘up in disgust. The property fell again into the hands of Hartley. He has lost no time in harvesting a new crop of enthusiasts, and if it'is nlig a good round sum in cash to bind the bargain, he is just so much more m pocket. ~-He might have lived to the age uf Methuselah-before he could have raised a dollar on the mine from auy capitalist, in California, and he had the sense never to waste much time in the attempt. forty drifters last week at the Bald Mountain Extension drift mine, Sixty men are employed. The channel is ‘narrowing some and being followed northeast up the ridge. Soon as water is more abundant the force of drifters will be increased, The new boarding-house at the mine nar; rowly escaped burning last Wéek, from a lighted candle in a miner’s candlestick carelessly left near one of the beds in the upper atory of the building: A notice has been posted by order uf the Board of Directors positively forbiding the use of lighted candles in the sleeping rooms, the lamps affording ail necessary light. ewe Cerne ieee ess RELIEF HILL. School and Personal Items) From There. Mining, Owing to the chicken-pox, which has has been no school here for the past week. The school was opened Monday with a full attendance, every scholar being off the sick list Se C. O. Jepsen, who.was accidentally shot a week ago, is recovering rapidly and_ will soon be able to resume his duties in the Union mine. zine-blend, and although at times gold is visible to the naked eye, no’ one has ever yet been able to save it. The season is very -short inthis region, and in winter the camp is cut off from all communication with the outside world, The new investors haye not got much of a bargain, as they will probably find out when they begin operations. They will, however, pay for their experience, like others who preceded them. The Allisou Ranch mine, at Grass Val‘erty. It has appareatly as many values as a chameleoa has changes of color. When it bobs up upon the London Market the price is quoted in the millions; when in San Francisco a more moderate figure is asked, while at home.the bedrock quotation is what in commercial parlance would be termed neminal. Not many weeks ago it was reported sold to The late rain has been a Diésing toy] Relief Hill ag well as to other com munibounded, and from time™ to time he has. of gravel, result of five days’ wagk of near the country is owned by a Mrs. Smith of . fracas yesterday morning. Greenville, Miss., and she would not sell it. She imported it from Russia at a cost of $500. : “The first fox-hounds were imported here by Mr. Richardson.” HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The late P. C. Slattery of Marysville left $250 to the Orphan Asylum at Grass Valley. There was a dance Saturday night at ‘McKee’s Hallin Washington. — Messrs. Wilson and Ledesma furnished the miisie. Master Léo Carr of this city has received a fine silver watch as a premium for obtaining 100 subscribers to the Safi Francisco Daily Report. been going the rounds of Relief-Hit; there . -—Regular necting of Hydraulic Parlor, N.S. G. W., tomorrow evening. Every member requested to be~present; business of importance to be transacted. John Delbridge, the boot and shoe maker doing business on Pine street between Broad and Commercial streets, has just received a fine stock of ready-made boots and shoes which he will sell at lowest prices Se ET G. D. Buckley and Ted Whildin had some words there at an early hour, and Whildin was Knocked down. As he fell he drew a révolver and thejattorney walked away. Whildin fired three shots at him, all of which niissed the mark. One passed through the frock of Mr. Buckley’s coat, a second cut a button from the back of the coat, and another pierced the screen at the front door. The party fired at says he has no knowledge as to who did the shooting, and up to this writing no warrant has been issued for Whildin’s arrest, although it is said one will be as soon as he puts in an appearance. District Attorney Nilon and Marshal Tompkins say that they propest-to serve a notice on Mr. Britland to hereafter naintain better order than he has for se1ie-time=past,—and-if-the-order-is-ait obeyed promptly they will begin proceedings Lo close the saloon a3 a nuisance 290-2 MASON’'S “STEAMBOAT.” The.Latest Invention of the Truckee Republican. According. to the veracious Republican, work has been commenced on a new is just now emerging, with the exception of the summer girl. Through all the days of trial, when the scorching winds wilted the stately cornstalk to an early grave, she has been with us in all her radiant glory. purses; the size and quality of her headgear have not, diminished, and her sweet smile bears io mark of pain. Trouble slips off her sateen back without leaving the slightest stain. marriage fazes her; slie cares nothing for hard times.—Atchison Globe, Summer Diversions at Bar Harbor, , A Bar Harbor man bas a scheme for amusing the summer visitors at Mount Desert and making a few dollars for himself. He proposes to entertain the tour.ists with a view of a genuine shipwreck, Hia-plan_is to+man_a, vessel with men who are not afraid of getting their feet wet, and then, when it comes on to blow tmrd, to run on the rocks at Otter. creek or Schooner Head. Spectators. will get the tip, as at a prize fight, of the location and will be charged so much a head for seeing the fun. The crew take their own chances of getting ashore, with the assistance of a life saving crew, which will beon hand with all the necessary The growth of the puffs on her sleeves and shoniders are apparently not affected. by shrinking Watch her course and you will discover that nothing but Mother sighed, Dootor prescribed : Castoria’ Dyspepsia Makes many miserable vtctims every year. Distress after cating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap. »petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease. Hood's Sarsaparilla tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relleves the headache, and cures dyspepsia, “tL have been troubled with dyspepsia. Thad but fitue appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. ‘In an hour after eating I had a faintness or tired, All-Cone Feeling As though IT had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsaparilla did me an immense amount of good, It gave me an appetite, and’ my tood relished and satisfied the

craving . had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 1 have felt so much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilia, that 1 am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Paar, Watertown, Mass. “1 had dyspepsia many years, and do. FREE CANDY ! TO ALL WITH OUR PURE Teas, Coffee and Spices You will learn. important facts absat ‘Teas by visiting our stores. It will pay you to makeap6rsonal visit, Remember— Great Amorican Importing Tea Co.'s Commerrctat Street, Nevapa Crry, Mi. Strerr, Grassy VaLiry. October 22—Im Dissolution Notice, MHEundersigned, heretofore carrying on the Blackamithing and Horusainn: ing business under the tirm name of Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved part~ nership by mutual consent. — : Mr. Denney will continue to condiwtét the oo) All persqn® indebted tothe late firm are requested to-settle their accounts immediately, CHAS. W. DENNBY, W. C. GRAY. Nevapa Crry, Oct. 15, 1891. Felix Schrakamp, late ofGrass Valley, ties.. The dust, which was . most intolerable, is now settled, and all things are beautiful and bright again. The mines of Relief Hill are holding their own. Enough gold is being taken out to meet all the expenses of prospecting the gravel beds, thus enabling the compamieés to entertain bright hopes for future developments. Messrs. Davy and Roberts, who. are prospecting the Pole Cat mine on the South Yuba near Relief Hill, are ‘thorough miners and it is hoped that’ they will be rewarded for their long and patient perseverance by a rich strike in the gravel deposit. An exhibition to be'given at Relief Hill on Christmas, for the benefit of the public school of the place. It is hoped that the proceeds of'the exhibition and dance will be sufficient to defary the expense of bringing al. has sded to the proprietorship of the Milwaukee Brewery Saloon at this Sty" MEN SGRTARRING Ss1IN” TS BEEAT every thing in his line,and being a popular gentleman is bound to do + good business. Scores of boys were out Satnrday night having such Halloween ‘‘fun”’ as stealing gates. On upper Main street a gang of them were fired at with a shotgun by some indignant citizen, and two of the lads were powder-burned about the face. A Grass Valley Preacher's Son Fatally ‘Hurt. A San Jose dispatch of Saturdays says: E. A. Needliam, a student of the University of the Pacific, was the victim of a very serious accident about 12 o'clock last night. In following out a joke on another student he climbed a tree, and kind of a vehicle that promises to revolutionize travel in the mountains or countries that are subjected to a snow fall. It is nothing less than a sleigh that can be propelled by steam. It is the invention . of Amos Lane, who has submitted the rplaus to George Sc-affer who has pronounced them practical and who will furnish the means to build the first sleigh. The work will be doae at Re‘d’s blacksmith shop. Two years ago Mr. Lane constructed an experimental machine at Snerraville. It was propelled by hand, but the-working was satisfactory aud it succeeded in making good progress over ) very soft snow five feet deep. All who have studied’.the. principle upon which the machine works pronounce:no apparent obstacle in the way of its successful working. = a Instre in the Homa Benerir Lire Assocation. apparatus for fishing them out.—Bar Harbor Letter. Scenery versus Canned Goad». ~-Puget sound papersare now debating the advisability of securing the enactment of a law which shall suspend the business of clearing during the evmmer season in order that tourists may see the beautiful scenery of the sound. It seeins that the work of burning underbrush, which can only be carried on advantageously in the sumuner, creates an immerse volume of smoke. The general sentiment appears to be against the tourists, as the people argue that if the clearing was stopped they would all have to subsist on a diet of canned goods.— San Francisco Post. Qualified Affeeotion,” — 4 Genuine sorrow is sometimes expressed so strangely that the listener finds it hard not to smile. A case in point is mentioned by a clergyman. While passing a summer vacation in a — spaired of ever belng well But Hood's Sarsaparilla has entirely cured me.’’ Mis, J. 8. Bartry, Marblehead, Mass, _Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘Bold by druggists. gl; six for ®). Prepared by _ 0.1, HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass, 100 Doses One Dollar FELIX SCHRAKAMP, (Recently of Grass Valley,) Ht succeeded to the ownership of d the Milwaukee Brewery Saloon “Vt this city” He will constantly ker pon hand the fin at of Wines, Liquors and Cigars. = A share of the public patronage is solicited. ny W. W. WAGGONER, (Buccessor to W. F. Eiglebright,) Civil : Engineer; and ; Surveyor, Deputv Countv Survevor and Deputv US. MineralSurvevor Office {n Morga ao & Robborta bloek Nevada City, Cal 3.1. OAL DOWELL, ~ Attorney at Law, Notary Publio, AND CONVEYANCFR, @ FFICE—South aide Broad Street oppe site Union Street, Nevada (1.9. Wiil practice In all the Courts of the State and he Courta ofthe United “ates within he State of California — -ORANGES——— — thinly settled portion of Maine, he was To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Che haline for headache. For sale by Carr Bros, or W. D. Vinton. 4 The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. a *ees eeee How To Do It D? you know what a cup of strictly first-class coffee is? You think you do-perhaps you don’t. Why? Because-to make ideal coffee requires-coffee. We don’t mean poor weak coffee that never was good-coffee spoiled in roastingcoffee sold in bulk with its strength and flavor evaporatedcoffee ground with adulterations, poor and cheap. In such material there can be-no satisfaction. you must* have pure coffeeselected from choice varietieswith rich, aromatic flavor -of full strength properly roasted -packed ; in airtight packages. Where can, you get it? Why! Buy Schilling’s BestITS flavor charms the keenest tastes -its strength wins the closest buyers-it Is the essence of household economy. Pleasure -comfort~ -health wealth= are in its fragrant depths Loole tothe BRAND. > _ “Fhe Poltey, of The : Hows Bexgsrr Lave Assoctation is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. “a Messrs. Burns and Carter, for $60,000, and on their failure to come to time with the money, the negotiatioas were transferred to London, where they still pend. In the meanwhile the accredited owner, Davis, a millonaire, does not, evidently, propose to leave a stone unturned to relieve himself of a white elephant, which has been eating its head off for . some years past, and in a spirit of liberality makes a proposition to local investora, whereby they are invited to subscribe enough money to pay him for the mine, and at the same time to leave him a controlling interest. “According toa circulars which has been forwarded to parties in San Francisco marked *‘Confidential,” Mr. Davis is willing to give any person on the lookout for alucrative investmeat the privilege of purchasing 4 portion or all of 40,000 shares out of 100,000 shares of capital stock for $2 per share, or $80,000, leaving him in possession of 60,000 shares and the virtual control of the mine, This kind of a trade might be carried out successfully in a granger community, where the residents know more about swine and horseflesh than they do about mining, but it will hardly. do here, where mines are handled as gingerly as a red-hot stovelid. The reputation of the Allison Ranck.mine has been injured by the indiscriminate manner in which it has been hawked all over creation, aud it will be difficult to persuade any one that‘it has got any value, when Mr. Davis shows a ‘. disposition to share the profits of working it, even for such a very liberal consideration.— News Letter. ————————EE Tye confidence of people who have tion, is remarkable, It hascured many who have failed to derive any good whatever from other articles. For diseases caused by impure blood or low atate of the system ut is unsurpassed. Schilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. : French Tansy Wafers, "hha wafers are a sure and safe specific ‘. for all kinda of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause, They are what every woman needs and may be safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf The Home Benefit Life Association. Sells Insurance at Actual Cost.ASK your grocer for “Lily White” dour and see that you get it, Lao % tried Hood’s Sarsaparilla, in this prepara. ing water on to the school ground, so tliat flowers and trees may be made to grow in the now barren school-yard. ae : CLARK'S EXAMINATION. To Be Held Next Thursday—The Prisoner Sick. The preliminary examination of George Clark on acharge of murdering 8. Galavotti will take place at one o'clock on Thurday next before Justice Mulloy. Clark is suffering from a severe attack of biliousness. He fell off twenty er more pounds in weight while hiding in the woods to evade arrest, and wasin a debilitated condition when he surrendered last Thursday. 1 A ARI Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and wil] surely do you -good, if you have » Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs aud Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe foynd it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample bottle at our expense and learn ‘for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. Large size fe. and $1.08, Summer Hats at Cost. Trimmed and untrimmed summer hats at costat Mrs. Lester-& Crawford's, tf BORN. . At Sacramento, Oct. 29, to the wife of EB. A. Roberts, a son. POWDER © Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Higliest of all in leavening strength— in doing so stepped upon a weak limb, which broke, hurling him to the ground, a distance of twenty to twenty-tive feet. Upon examination he was found to have sustained many injuries, the most severe of which isa fracture at the base of the skull, which will result fatally. His eyed (Rev. A. H. Needhamand wife) ave been summoned from Grass Valley, and are expected to arrive here tomorrow morning.: , BEECH’S TEA. The Only Brand Safe to Use in this Climate. The air here is pure and the system should receive only pure things. Yet, how many people are innocently drinking poisonous teas, stuff thatis not fit for a deg to drink. The oniy genuine, pure leaf tea is Beech’s Sundried Tea. Thos. Shurtleff, at the Plaza Grocery,’ is the sole agent for this Tea in Nevada City, He has on hand 1000 pounds of it to sell to people who want a pure article. . tf The World Enriched. in The facilities of the present day for the production of .everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the systeny.geutly in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes, Fa . HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. T. L. Ford, Missouri, W. J. Jones, San Francisco, Mrs Boney, Goodyear’s Bar, R. B. Chew, Red D i J. B. Metcalf, San cisco; . E. Morrill, Penn Valley, . M, Morri do ' ill, ioe Carritasen Bap Jas. it Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Furnisuep house of 3 rooms for rent. Eaquire at Pioneer Candy Factory. — ee HeadAches: Bick-headaches are the outward indications ofd ts of the at h and bowels. As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla isthe only bowel regulating preparation of Sarsaparilla, it is seen why it is the only appropriate Barsaparilla in sick-headaches. It isnotonly appropriate; itisan absolute cure. Aftcra of it an ional dose at intervale will forever after prevert return. Ino. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, San Fran cisco, writes: ‘I have been troubled with . attacks of sick-headache for the last three years from one to three times a week. Some time ago I bought two bottles of Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla and have only had one attack since and that was on the second day after I began using it.” Vegetable Joy's Sarsaparilia _ FOR SALE 8Y CARR BROS. cts Order to Show Cause. N the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California. , In the matter of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased. Richard Moore, the Kdministrator of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased, having filed his petition duly verified for an order of sale of certain real estate of said decedent, it is ordered by the said Cayrt, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, a) before the said Superior Latest U. 8. Government Food Report. M, Bestandig, San Franciaco, Court on Monday, the 30th day, No8. B. an op Sacramento, vember, 1891,at 10 o'clock in the Torenoon John Mollett, po nad Gap, of said day, at the Court Room of said F. M. White, Washington, Superior Court at Nevada City, in the E. 8. Hamilton, Forest City, county of Nevada, to show cause why an E. S. Hamilton, Forest City, order should not be granted to the said G, H. Davis, Downieville, Administrator to sell the interest of the M. Lancks, San Francisco, estate in the Gray quartz ledge at private. ui Stewart, sale. And that copy of this dren (be: Pa tert Nac poset ed four suggessiye weeks 53 oe e ’ aily -'Transcript, , ne ; Wwell, and pel ished ry said Werels os John Keenan, ‘ : Joun Carbwein, 8, MoCaule, . Judge of the Superior Court, . B, Stevens, rege Dated Oot, gino a Rauch, Relief F feanis, Atty. * Mrs H. J. Roberts, isco ve é C.J P.F. SIMONDS ig . Attorney and at Lew, 4 #4 bei Wm. — WH rear THE STATE AND FICE—M & Kob ’ Block, jay _ u, B hs Ry 14 organ erta’ Block, Neve called upon to officiate at the funeral of a farmer, who had died leaving a widow with whom he had lived in wedlock for nearly half a century. After the service the widow came to the side of the coflin for a Inst look at the face of the departed, and as she stood there she heaved a deep sigh, and turned to the clergyman Lo say, witheperfect simplicity. “Wal, Po ruther liked bim.’’— Youth's Compaunian The “Masonter-of the Galf.” The region in the vicinity of the north erp extremity. of the Gulf of California is inhabited by a rare and terrible creature--a member of thé ‘lizard tribe— valled the “Maneater of the Gulf." He is hardly large enongh to warrant his wwe inspiring naine, being anly about fifteen inches long, bot is one of che most poisonons creatures known to nAjtaralwits He is a member of ‘the lizard faimly, some akin to the famed Gila Monster, and his body is almost as brittle as cues --St. Lonis Republic. A Revelation. LL», Few pocple know that the % 4 bright biulsh-green color of ¥ the ordinary teas exposed in A the windows ts not the nat4 ural color. Unpleasant as the 4 fa tinay be, it is nevertheless Al bE; artificial; mineral coloring YAY matier being used for this Uy ® pur)ose, The effect is twofold. It not only makes the tea a bright, shiny green, but also permits the use of “ off-color” and worthless teas, which, once under the green cloak, are readily worked off as a good quality of tea. An eminent euthority writes on this subfect; ‘The manipulation of poor teas, togive them a finer appearance, is carried on extex,sively, Green teas, being in this eountry especially popular, are produced to weet the demand by coloring cheaper black kinds by g'azing or facing with Prusstan blue, tumerie, gypsum, and indigo. This method ts so geneval'that very little genuine uneolored green tea ts offered for sale.” It wag the knowledge of this condition of affairs that prompted the placing of Beech's Tea before the public. It is absolutely pure and without color, Did you ever see any geunine uncolored Japau tea? Ask your grocer to open a package of Beech’s, and you will see it, and probably for the very. first tine, It will be found in color to be just between the artificial green tea that you have been accustomed to and the black teas. . It drawsae delightfyl canery color, and is se © fragrant that it will be ae revelation to tea@riukers, Its purity makes it also more economical than the artificial teas, for less of {t is required percup. Soldonly in peand packages bearing this trade-mark; nee BEECKSS. TEA "Bure As Childhood? Mf your grocer does not have It, he will get {s for you. Price60o per pound. For sale at JUST RECEIVED, THREE CASES FRESH TAHITI ORANGES. THe Surgvior Canpy> Fact . ALSO, . LIMES, . LEMONS, BANANAS. CONE BEFORE THE RUSH! ory (J. M. Foley, Prop'r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. Has just ow See Prices the Comprehensiv .a2d compact—ds, Rellabie--400 first-class contributors. 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