November 23, 1891 (4 pages)

OTEL ors the City acture, prevaravelers ains, ral Stage ry that . S'ore. Shoes ICES. MP, ship of ep on me an da »p. of Ne. Nevada will be mercial ning. t¥. av, B AND kK. Neva AVEL ‘ion of Fanicis-~ North fornta. m the ant of ) 28th of the ‘Am't. é -_— a oa SSSESSRSSSES S2Sn3 s eiimebag BPS FEESSHitgl es Go . i “atts ireet, 6 ° whe Finest and Ch —--—]-_you-want one of --those-ef Fresh, Frozen Oysters, ‘call at. t the : THE DAILY TR TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nena ects: Cane, oc Suna sg flower Established seek 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV'NG, A STEAMER ASHORE Wreeked ‘On the British Columbia Coast Near Victoria. {By Telegraph to the Transcript] San Franersco, Nov. 23—Advices just received here are'to the ellect that the steamer San Pedro, which was due here today from Comox, British Columbia, has gone ashore off Victoria. There are no details'as to whether there. was loss of life, but much alarm is felt for the NOV. 23, 1891. safety of the crew and passengers. €@&8 The ileal Tug. . The tug of warat the iFiremen’s. ball next Thursday evening will be an _exciting coutest, as the teams will include some of the strongest men in the county. They are practicing daily and getting on to all of the tricks and purchases worth knowing. Captain Hanley of Nevada Hose Company No. 1 willselect his men from the following: Wm. Browning, F. L. Harryhousen, 8, L. Marsh, Chas. Kahl, Wm. Smith, C. W. Denney; E. A. Tompkins, Thos. Peard, Frank Vaughn, H. McCaule yer Schmidt of the Pennsylvanians will make up his eightfrom these: Wm. Scott, Wm. Richards, E. J. Baker, Carl Schemer, Robert Snell, J. Millhone, J. McCauley, J. J. Jackson, Israel Hoskins, George Bond. Eee ____Special Notice.____}day cvening will be devoted to the sub‘Jrecent interview that he had studied aS ll TRUCKEE REPENTING. Deserting Tahoe's Shores—New Ico Works —Croakers Cauterized. Tahoe will be almost deserted this winter. There is a rumor afloat that the S. P. Co. is going to prohibit liquor selling in houses located on its right of way. The new ice works at Floriston are practically completed. The ponds are finished and water has been turned in. © The work of saving souls is producing good results at Truckee, and if the progress continues it is pessible that the town can yet be saved. Twenty-eight converts are reported thus far and there are many more on the anxious seat. Evangelist Smith is getting warmed up to his work and the harvest of souls promises to exceed all expectations. Friday night was devoted to temperance work and the church was filled. The young men occupied front seats and d to ifest . p WASHINGTON DISTRICT. A Grand Field for Quartz Minime—Kicks at the County Seat. Eprror Transcrret—It has been some time since our little town of Washington has been heard from. . It would seem that we are dead, buriedand forgotten. Perhaps we would be if it were not for soine of our good people who like to stir up a little life'once in awhile. Our mines that are working move along quietly and their managers don’t have best quartz mining districts in the State. ledges in this vicinity. capital to work them. Nevada City hear our district cond mned here is sorough that machiuery for prosae great interest in the subject. Every Friject of temperance. Ex-Chiet Justice Niles Searls said in a Truckee’s resources for many gears, and he predicted for -us a future of wondrous prosperity. He asserted that Truckee possessed natural advantages which tnust necessarily allure capital. ““‘I can hardly think of a place on the coast,” said he, ‘‘that offers superior inducements for enterprise and investments.” Such words, from such an authoritive source, should make the few croakers‘of-Truckee hide their faces for shame. It will not, however, for, asa fact, most of the croaking is done by those who have an object in view. If any one talks of starting an ice pond, there are scores of men ready to pour a tale of woe into his ears, about the certainty of the ruin which will overtake him. The competition of machine ice, the relentless charges of the railroad company, the fact that the ice business is overdone, and the implacable hostility of the Union Ice Company, are. only a few ig can not be brought in at reasonable cost, and that our ledges‘ate'so situated as to be difficult to open them up? Now the fact is we have plenty of good prospects that are accessible and easily worked. In Lindsey Hillis the Lindsey mine which has proved itself to be good. The Blue Jay is a first-class prospect, 80 is the Day claim. The Governor .Morton is-oue of the richest prospects ever foand on the Yuba river, There are two other promnisiay claims in-thesame locality, making in Lindsey Hill six-good-known prospects—all of which could be reached by a tuniiel from the foot of the Hill. Next we come to the German mine, Creek. Pa did outlook on Canyon Creek, and so have the White Brothers. oF The Valentine, owned by M. M. Cole, has a shaft down one hundred feet and five or six hundred feet of tunnels. This mine prospects well from top to bottom The parties who took away the anvil _from the Davia Bros. claim, in Herschman’s diggings, are requested to return it immediately or they will ‘be prosecuted. n21-3t Davis -Broruers. STOVES FORK EYERYRODY. eee — + Apiavtinent Ever Shown in Novada City. If you need a first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can surely suit you. They have. the largest-and. best display ever.shown in Nevada county, including the best makes of Heating prices are the very lowest. Call and see them whether you wish, to purchase or not. : Leoo & Suaw. AsK your grocer for “Lily White’ flour and see that you get it. Schiiling’s Best. Quce bought—always sought. eee aap cies FRESH FROZEN OYSTERS. At.the Low Price of Sixty-five Cents Per Can! Piaza Store or Tos. SHURTLEFF. Only 65 cents a can. n13 French ‘Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds 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 used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. = tf —— ——_—_—__ 20-0 Dude Hats For Misses, Only 25 centseach. Pretty and stylish. At Lester & Crawford’s. 020-tf “Yeival o newspaper we would ‘probably fall of the arguments employed to terrify the stockholders of the new company. In any other business-now-earried-on—in-this: region, the same class of men stand ready to discourage the new comer, and for the same selfish reasons. If some capitalists into line and do some responsible croaking ourzelves. But we speak of the icebusiness in particular, for two reasons ; lirst, every company for years haa prosperedbeyond the must sanguine expectation of its shareholders, and ‘every share of stock in natural ice companies pays big its scare, and is taking held of the. ice business in earnest. We have seen the ice market increase from year to year until it now demands 125,000 tons annually ‘and it requires only mathematical dem=: ons:ration to prove that the present demand will be doubledin five years. ‘This is the basis upon which the new capital will,work. From the determination and enterprise already displayed, it seems quite likely that at least one of Truckee’s industries, the harvesting of ice, is about to receive proper attention. In the near future,-other industries will spring up which will yield fortunes to those who invest inthem. Croakers may r.tard and intimidate capital for awhile, but enterprise ultimately triumphs. Truckee has the resources, and capital will come and develop them. ELLE ELLEN'S WILL. The Struggle For the Estat Commences Tomorrow Morning. The Ellen will contest which commences in the Superior Ceurt tomorrow brings a large number of witnesses from Truck: e and elsewhere. The contest involves the title to property of the value of $50,000, @ ee So @ @ 8 @ Aid to Workmen A HARD worker sleeps hard. In the morning he wants something to freshen him.The best thing is a cup of strong, rich and fragrant coffee. It stimulates his appetite-strengthens his nervessends his blood coursing through his veins. He feels stronger more like work. It puts him in a good humor with himself and with his family. But it can’t be made from trash-only from the very choicest enffee. And for this nothing excels Schilling’ s BestSes cup ef coffee Is true econoiny. for the workingman. him in his-wors >In Ke home. Insipid, sloppy coffee is only an expense-shows no good result for its cost. SCHILLING’S BEST costs more than poorer coffee-but it will do more-do It better-do it cheaper. . Try it and see. Remember this” A esas ener we Fe: i de tp, Ga and pr to be asclesely contested as_the fight over the Westerfield estate. The effort will be made to break Mr. Ellen’s will_on the ground of insanity and undue influence. Mr. Ellen was declared insane and hada guardian appointed by the Court for three years prior to his death, but the will was made long prior to that. The will provides a number of bequests to Mr. Ellen’s children and _relatives and gives the bulk of the property to his two daughters, Annie Ellen and Emma Regli. It provides that if Annie dies first her share shall-go to Emma. As . Annie died first and then Emma died, the property goes to Emina’s child under the law. There were no living children who survived Mr. Ellen, but his grandchildren, James Henry and Joseph Sanders, have initiated the contest. If the will is broken the estate goes in equal shares to the'three children. The case will be Thos. 8. Ford represents the two contest‘ants against the ‘will, while ex-Superior Judge Walling and Hon. C. F. McGlashan will appear as couns:Ifor the executors in support of the will. LEE Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr Salve and Electrie Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal. satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them the purchase pries, if satisfactory results ‘do not follow their use. These remedies their merits, Oarr Bros., Druggists, ae Sehilling’s Best, . Buy, try—on them rely. Regulator. oahe ery Stable, — tf ih find Simmons Liver dividends ; seeond, capital has.gotevert. . terpsichorean tactics of the young latried before Judge Caldwell anda jury.’ King's New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica incident to declining years, there is no every time, and we stand ready to refund ‘have won their great popularity purely on Iy you have over-indulged in eating or drinking take « dose of Simmons Liver ; Iv you want » very fine turnout of any kind go to Houry Lane's Feed and LiyWomen (seabed with headache, will Regulator relieve and is good for twenty dollars a ton. A wagon road is close toit. It can be bonded or bought. The Giant ledge, a mile from Washington, is twenty feet thick and prospects $9.60 @ ton, There are around Washington more. such locations owned by men too poor to develop them. There isa chance here for all the mining capital in San Francis. ; co to be protitably employed. : The people of Yuba river are talking of building a new road from Diamond Creek to Omega, so they can get in San Francisco freight via Alta, thence to Big much to say. Yet we have one of the] day. There are a number of good gold-bearing . turned from a business trip to Salt Lake All we need is . City. But what chance is there for us when . yesterday to purchase goods for his store mining men from abroad upon reaching . here. by busybodies who say the country op}ing holiday goods for the Palace Dry 1 Goods Store of this city, were in town today enroute from the German mivwe to San Francisco. here Saturday evening te remain two or then to Fritz Meister’s, both on Canon} Donahue & Stewart also have a epleni . Washington, has been filed at Oakland ~ PERSONAL MENTION. Social aifd Other Notes About People Old and Young. E. J. Baker of San Jose is in town. John Graham and family left today for Tulare county. Lee D. Craig and M, F. Reilly arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. Henry Burgess was in town yesterday en route from Los Angeles to Sierra City. J. E. Carr, accompanied, by his daughter Beatrice, went to San Francisco yesterFritz Meister of Washington has reCharles Grimes went to San Francisco M. Rosenberg is in San Franciseo buyM.D. Cooley and Mr. Reichenbach Mrs. S. Deming of Oakland arrived three weeks for the benefit of her health. ‘Fred Smith, lately of Sheridan, now of Wheatland, and Miss-Ida Harris of Grass Valley, were married on the night 6f the 18th instant at the home of the groom’s father in Wheatland, by Rev. Mr. Brown. On account of the impaired condition of his health, Ed Schmidt, for some time past a capable and popular salesmanin W. D. Vinton drugstore, will on the first of next morith quit that position and endeavor td*obtain out-door emy: loyment. The Brickell Estate. A copy of the will of Edward J. Brickell, formerly a resident of Truckee, and whose death occurred in Spokane county, for probate. The will covers twenty-four closely printed pagea on the typewriter. Theestate is worth about $460,000, which is left.in trust to W. R. Newport, his son-in-law; E. J. Dyer, his stepsen, . and his friend, Merrick L. Cheney,. of Oakland. About $300,000 of the prop-erty—islocated—in—Washington andthe remainder in this State. Decedent directs that the income be divided in certain proportions between his children and geandchildren. — ———_+-+e. Grass Aso thd doled Revoegnized. A. Burrows of Gress has been elected a inember fo the San Francisco Press Club —an ‘organization consisting solely of authors and writers. The BaucroftWhitney Company, to whom Mr. Burrows sold the copyright of his Digest of and at Big Tunnel to erect a big storehouse. Some think of buying the old Grissel toll road and arranging with Towle Brothers to put a passenger coach on their little railroad for the convenience of the traveling public.It is pretty certain something of this kind will be done inside of thé next two years if things continue to goas they are going now. J.B L. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. A Communication That Was” Delayed” 6a ~~ the Road. Moore’s Fiat, Nov.16, 1891. Eprror Transcriet—One of the most pleasant parties of the season was the dance given by the Y. M. C. C. at Moore’s Flat Saturday evening. It was largely attended by representative young ladies and gentlemen of North Bloomfield, Rejief Hill and surrounding towns, and all expressed themselves as having a good time, Nevada City was represented by A. D. Allan who has a high opiuion of mountain sociability. Although he did not advocate Sunday dancing he could not resist the tempting smiles and dies. Anglaborate supper was served by Mrs. L, Smith who did her best’ to please the palates of those present. The club members were distinguished Ly their neat badges of white silk. It was fully 5 o'clock in the morning before. dancing discontinued, and all expressed a hope that the afair would be repeated in the near future. The Y. M. C. C. said that their success was due to the TRANscRIPT advertising. ZENA. ic cecieamaniiatinginieiaiaieinaneimmtatidaaammementy From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is butaju:np if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Care Bros. or W. D. Vinton, : The Laws of California Require The Home Benerir Lirg Association to pay its losses in full. . Twenty ‘Tons of Track Iron. Just as good asnew. For sale at less an half price. L. Voss, Netada City., « novil-tf The Policy of The Home Beyerir Lire Association is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely deaoid of all technicalities, ~ For physical ailments, especially those remedy that produces such satisfactory results as Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and able. For sale by Carr Bros, The Home B ait Life A lati Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Otiees For Rent. are offered for rent. has beon paid to people you know. Kidney Balm. Its genialand invigorating effect on Liver and Kidneys is remark. *¥4 Sick headaches, After it gets the system Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offi-. troubles. (I came toCal. in 1889,) and I knew psc ere tp asa it would help m ihe Heme Benefit se Has Paid Nearly » Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Coast, some of which ‘The Home Benefit Life Association. S me.Conrt.Decisions,.hava.made.2. a good thing out of the publication. They have already-sold over 1090 copies at $5 per volume. An Uniatentional Omission. County Clerk Morgan says that he accidentally overldéked the portion of the Grand Jury’s report referring to the Sheriff's office, when he read the report to the newspaper men on Thursday last. He makes this statement in view of the fact that one or two parties have expressed the suspicion that he had intentionally gippressed. the same in the interest of the Sheriff. The Nevada City Mine. At the Nevada City mine the ledge has been struck in the new 500-foot level and according to all accounts it shows up very fine. The mine was never before in so good a condition as it is now. Does Protection Protect? ‘Certainly, in one instance, it does. Hood’s Saraparilla is the great provection against the dangers of impure blood, and it will cure or prevent all diseases of this class. It has well won its name of the best blood purifier. FuRNISHED house of 3 rooms for rent, Enquire at Pioneer Candy Factory. Flour Up! Sugar Downt Flour, $3 a hundred. Sugar, 20 pounds for $1. At the Beehive Grovery Store. tf ~~ ee For Over Half a Sentery. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifteen years by millions of mothers for.their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold by Druggistsin every part of the world. Be sure and for ‘‘Mrs. Winstow’s Sooruine Sygur,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per ‘pottle. tf Lapres who experience a sense of weakness, and sometimes lameness of the back should use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. [t will supply the much needed trength and overcome all weakening irregularities. For sale by, Carr Bros. Just 24. In just 4 hours J. V. 8. relieves. and ures ‘Pays its Losses in full, {son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sal HERE AND THERE. —y A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. A dance will be given at Maybert Thanksgiving night. The Married Folks’ Social Club meets at the Dancing Academy tonight. The Congregational Sunday school ‘is preparing to give a Thanksgiving concert. Conrad Wicks ot Remington Hill has sold his mine near that place to Henry Lakamp and Chris. Hellinkamp of Duteh Flat. A pair of Japanese pheasants turned out by the Sportsman’s Club last Fall, if reports be truco, have raised one o: more broods this season, as two different flocks have been seen lately. ¢ Saturday morning, says the Telegraph, Mrs. Putuam of Penn Valley was dining in Grass Valley, and while eating a quail she accidentally swallowed the wish bone which was afterwards removed by a physician. he Seer ae Union: A tennis lawn has been constructed on George Fletcher's lot opposite his residence on Main street hill, Grass Valley, and a club of a dozen ladies and gentlemen has organized te have stated gathérings to cultivate skill in the fascinating game of tennis. The Marysville Appeal says: C, C. Bitaer atSteep Canyon, which place is besween Smartaville and Spenceville, has sold his quartz mine tu an English syndicate, represented by Mr. Higginbottom, tor $31,000. He worked in the tunnel alone for thirteen years, and is now repaid for his patience and perseverance. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comtort 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 system gently in the spring time or in ‘fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. ————_+ 0@e-+-—_-_G — A Smash-Up,. George Grissel of this city and a man named Campbell started Saturday for “Marysville: ~ ‘They Were driving a span of colts, belonging to Henry Lane, and when a short distance below Smartsville the team ran away and smashed the buggy. Mr. Campbell was:somewhat hurt.The Odin Mine. At the Odin mine the drain tunnel was ‘completed this week and then will have a total length of 278 feet. The new hoisting and pumping machinery will be ready to start by Deceinber first. It is to be run by a five-foot Pelton wheel. A Liberal Gitt. Edward Coleman of Grass Valley has donated. $50,000 to the Pacitic Theologi= cal Seminary at Oakland. It takes the form of an endowment of a chair, the Board of Directors to decide what Chair it shall be. The Chair of moral oT will . probahly. -he-chosen._. Mrs. Kilroy’s 6 Funeral. The funeral of the late Mrs. Bridget. Kilroy, which took place Saturday afternoon, was very largely attended. The services took place atthe Catholic Church in Cherokee and the remains were inte-red at North San Juan. My only family medicine—Simmons Liver Regulator.—Rev. Jas, M. Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. 0 ee ee A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer by W. D. Vinton, sole agent ‘for Nevade City, tfa A MEDICINE endorsed and used by physicians and druggiste—Simmons Liver Regulator. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dootor prescribed: Castoria HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. J. Sampson, San Francisco, F. J. Mahew, “ Max Brunst, * G. L. McCandless, ‘” aN C. Montgomery, ae be. Lee D. Craig, ; sa M: F. Reily, / * E. C. Bullock; Maybert, G. H, Stockes, Grass Valley, B. Kasdenka, Auburn, Jas, Donahue, _ Sierra City, ‘ Me “A. Costa, Downieville, 7 ‘Amy Costa, fi Anna Costa, « oe ng haa Suen : enr ens, geles, bL. Barhell, Derbec, F. Meister, Salt Lake, E. J. Baker, San Jose, Miss Buckett, Grass Valley, ig Smith, Bloomfield, F. Powell, sf H. Meyer, Patterson, J. Spencer, .San Jose, W. H. Brandon, Omega. MARRBISD, At the residenee of the bride’s father, Meoney Flat, by the Rev, J, T. Vinerd M. Hiscox and Miss Josie Fraser, of Nevada county. a] DIED. Sl bag Francisco, oni ag oe of ot Mie ©. Howell of 459 i 459 Mine Pipe: native ev. county, and] month, . . stand the shock of last night's hurt, but _It_ will _be. THE ALLISON RANCH The New Deal Makes . Progress Slowly in London. A News Letter correspondent writing from London about the condition of the stuck market in that city says: ‘The Allison Ranch offer does not seem to make any progress here, so far as I can learn. The fact is that mining speculation has been killed by the enormus plun: der ‘scooped’ on all the new companies } introduced of late years, and it will take a long time before any new legitimate demand springs up for’ mining schemes. Judging from the class of mines continually coming forward from Grass Valley, it would seem that district is livmg on its reputation, and the poor. abandoned mines are sought to be passed off on the Britishers, on the record of the few good mines that have paid, or are still paying.” The correspondent does a rank in, fualice to Grass Valley, whichis today the most productive gold” mining region in the world. The Allison Ranch is doubtless a good property, and although its owner has seen fit to attempt to over-capitalize it that is no reason for throwing mud at the whole district. Nevada City district; which adjoins Grass Valley, is fast coming into equally enviable position and within a comparatively short time will be alongside of it. The two sections have about equal resources, but up this way we have not for a few years past brought the concentration of effort to bear that our neighbors have. But we are getting there now. . 2 eee A Broken Hip. Last night as James Monk was. closing the iron shutters of his saloon on Broad street he slipped andfellupon the sidewalk breaking his right hip. Three weeks ago today he broke. his right arm by a fall, and was carrying it in a sling when the second accident occurred. It is feared thathis system will not witheven should he live he will always be badly crippled. BEECH’S TEA, The Only Brand Safe to Use in. this Climate. The air here is. pure and the syatem should receive only pure things. Yet, . how many people are innocently drinking . . poisonous teas, stuff that is not fit for a . deg to drink. ‘The onLY genuine, pure . leaf tea is Beech's Sundried Tea. Thos. Shurtleff, at the Plaza Grovery, is the sole agent far this Tea in Nevada City. He has on hand 1000 pounds of it to sell to people who want # pure article. tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Government Food Report. New Steck! New Lines! FANOY IMPORTED OLIVE OIL AND OLIVES. French Capers, C poles and Nonpareilles. MAGGI'S -: BOUILLON Amd More Candy, —-AT THR --— Great American Impocting Tea Co.’s CommenctaL Streer, Nevapa Crry, The Best Medicine Ever intr sd uced! TRY IT! Compound’ Sulphur POWDER ! The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gravel, Etc. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical that it is the wonder of the age, Foust fas epatrer eed OPE Eon alka Smite nee > lad by all Orit -breaks the connection when the car has A Now Electric Rallway. It aima at connecting a moving car with an electric conductor buried beneath the roadbed without the use of an open slot. To effect this there is laid in the center of the track a crenelated contact plate or rail in short sections, This will be only half an inch in width on the surface and will be quite different in its effect upon vehicles from the ordinary { car rail; wheels will crosa it without difficulty at any anglo, as they cannot slide along it for more than a few inches. Korses will also find a good foothold upon it, The short sections of the plate are en. tirely disconnected from each other, each piece being coupled by a wire to the eleotric conductor beneath. In this wire is an automatic switch which makes circuit between the section and the conductor as the car comes over it and passed. Only three sections are ever connected with the car at one time, and generally there are only two. A strong wire brush on the car rubs alon ; the sections and conveys the currents front them to the electric motor, whence i¢ flows to the rails and to earth, The qutomatic switch is simplicity itself and consists merely of an electromagnet, an armature and two contact pieces, Supposing that: the car brush is in contact. with ony of the sections, the current will flow from the main conductor across one contact tothe armature,through the armature to a second contact, thence through the magnet coila tothe section and the motor, and as the car proceeds it successively takes seotions into circuit and drops them out,— New York Times. How Man Eating Tigers Develop. There is a man eating tiger abroad now In the central provinces, India, which had the temerity to attack the chief commissioner’s advance camp and carry off & cook. This animal is atill killing at the rate of about two persons a week, and areward of 200 rupees ison ita head, Not far off a man eating tigress has just been “shot over a human “kill,” at the foot of the Satpura hills, in thy Balaghat district. Both these animals are believed to have been converted into man eaters by: bullet wounds from the native matchlock—fresh instances of the mischief thatisdone by the present system of rewards. A reward of fifty rupees is enough to induce any villager to try his luck ata pot shot, with the frequent result of converting a comparatively harmless animal intoascourge of the country side. Whereas if tho reward were removed the shooting would be left to the professional hunters; who-would-still-findabundant inducement in the value of the skina and the fees they would get from the villagers in cases where a tiger had become troublesome by his attacks upon cattle. ~Allahabad Pioneer. They Differed . on Religion. A young bride of McLean county, Ky., has most positively manifested the truth of the old -doggerel:» If ahe will she will, you may depend out; If she won't she won't, aud there's an end on't, She was married in the evening, and then the party repaired to the house of the bride, ‘oom, where the wedding supper was served. After the repast a discussion arose about religion, and the bride and bridegroom found that they entertained widely different views. The . controversy became earnest, then warm, and finally rudely contradictory, so much so that the bride became offended and the guests retired. When they were gone the bride refused to be reconciled. She sat in her chair all night, and when . MOFHing Caine she set Out on foot for her . = father’s house, refusing any company or to ride on a horse offered her by the -hridecroom. — Atlanta Journal. Wurdo you endurethe agony of dye pepsia ? always cure you. . The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to puryy the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which _ cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly imProves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilia “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in conseQuenee, When I too’ Hood’s Sarsaparilia I found. I nad the rignt remedy, The catarrh tg yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla . is cleansing my blood, and the generaltone of my system is improving.” Frank Wasnpurn, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with At. Seon after I began to take Hood's “Barsaparilia the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three. bottles I was entirely cured.” JANB Hinex, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; aix for £5, Prepared by C.F, HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell; Mase. tadated Doses One Dollar sonal eleareantascneet ‘THAN Sports? Thursday, Nov. 26th UNDER acarvin oF THE— Grass Valley Jockey Club, At Watt Park! Commencing at One o'clock P. M. PROGRAMME : 1. A 3-minute trot between horses belonging to Members for a purse of $75—~ $50 for first horse and $25 to second horse. 2. Tug-of-War between teams of ten in county, or any regularly organized = ‘team and $25 to second team. ~ 3. Saddle-horse race, one-half mile and repeat, for a purse of $50—$40 to firet horse $10, to second horse. Entrance 10 per cent. Horses belonging to Members only allowed to enter. 4. One-half mile foot race, free for all. Purse $20. Entrance $1. 5, Coursing match, free for all d owned in county, for a purse of $15R—$10" ~~ to first dog and $5 to second dog. Entrance $1. For further particulars apply te DR. K. JAMIESON, President. = Or-te Harry: Danrets, Secretary. 7 Entrances to events close Nov. 14 Admission 50 cents ; children half-price, Visit every establishment Buy what suits you best. We're advertising rival st *& If so, try our Boston Chips an 13°Commercial st., THE Superior Canpy Factory (J. M. a! Look Over Town! handling CAN DIES, and then compare Ours with Theirs. Could anything be fairer ? ores, aren't we? But we'll have the last visit, and you ‘ll stop here. You can't help it! * % Do you want something to think sal this week ! d fine hand—made Creams, Foley, Prop’r), _Nevada City. Sa ae . Furnishing ever brought HEAD CURE CELLS B Satisfaction ie W. D. VINTON and OARR BRO Ten Cents for Trial Bottle, or One Dollar for Full size. CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE LINE COMPANY, Rano, Nxvapa SB. ED. MITTEE. Has just received. the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Goods, etc., to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. A Cc H ot Ar ds D Infrom 8 to 30 minutes, with Certginity and Safety, no matter of how long standing, by using ; Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S CRPH ALINE, RA. Tr 2 Be a . Ginsiaisand or Money Refunded! Simmons Liver Regulator will . Entrance 10 per cent. > Five to enter, three to start, ie

OTEL ors the City acture, prevaravelers ains, ral Stage ry that . S'ore. Shoes ICES. MP, ship of ep on me an da »p. of Ne. Nevada will be mercial ning. t¥. av, B AND kK. Neva AVEL ‘ion of Fanicis-~ North fornta. m the ant of ) 28th of the ‘Am't. é -_— a oa SSSESSRSSSES S2Sn3 s eiimebag BPS FEESSHitgl es Go . i “atts ireet, 6 ° whe Finest and Ch —--—]-_you-want one of --those-ef Fresh, Frozen Oysters, ‘call at. t the : THE DAILY TR TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Nena ects: Cane, oc Suna sg flower Established seek 6, 1860. Tzrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. MONDAY EV'NG, A STEAMER ASHORE Wreeked ‘On the British Columbia Coast Near Victoria. {By Telegraph to the Transcript] San Franersco, Nov. 23—Advices just received here are'to the ellect that the steamer San Pedro, which was due here today from Comox, British Columbia, has gone ashore off Victoria. There are no details'as to whether there. was loss of life, but much alarm is felt for the NOV. 23, 1891. safety of the crew and passengers. €@&8 The ileal Tug. . The tug of warat the iFiremen’s.. ball next Thursday evening will be an _exciting coutest, as the teams will include some of the strongest men in the county. They are practicing daily and getting on to all of the tricks and purchases worth knowing. Captain Hanley of Nevada Hose Company No. 1 willselect his men from the following: Wm. Browning, F. L. Harryhousen, 8, L. Marsh, Chas. Kahl, Wm. Smith, C. W. Denney; E. A. Tompkins, Thos. Peard, Frank Vaughn, H. McCaule yer Schmidt of the Pennsylvanians will make up his eightfrom these: Wm. Scott, Wm. Richards, E. J. Baker, Carl Schemer, Robert Snell, J. Millhone, J. McCauley, J. J. Jackson, Israel Hoskins, George Bond. Eee ____Special Notice.____}day cvening will be devoted to the sub‘Jrecent interview that he had studied aS ll TRUCKEE REPENTING. Deserting Tahoe's Shores—New Ico Works —Croakers Cauterized. Tahoe will be almost deserted this winter. There is a rumor afloat that the S. P. Co. is going to prohibit liquor selling in houses located on its right of way. The new ice works at Floriston are practically completed. The ponds are finished and water has been turned in. © The work of saving souls is producing good results at Truckee, and if the progress continues it is pessible that the town can yet be saved. Twenty-eight converts are reported thus far and there are many more on the anxious seat. Evangelist Smith is getting warmed up to his work and the harvest of souls promises to exceed all expectations. Friday night was devoted to temperance work and the church was filled. The young men occupied front seats and d to ifest . p WASHINGTON DISTRICT. A Grand Field for Quartz Minime—Kicks at the County Seat. Eprror Transcrret—It has been some time since our little town of Washington has been heard from. . It would seem that we are dead, buriedand forgotten. Perhaps we would be if it were not for soine of our good people who like to stir up a little life'once in awhile. Our mines that are working move along quietly and their managers don’t have best quartz mining districts in the State. ledges in this vicinity. capital to work them. Nevada City hear our district cond mned here is sorough that machiuery for prosae great interest in the subject. Every Friject of temperance. Ex-Chiet Justice Niles Searls said in a Truckee’s resources for many gears, and he predicted for -us a future of wondrous prosperity. He asserted that Truckee possessed natural advantages which tnust necessarily allure capital. ““‘I can hardly think of a place on the coast,” said he, ‘‘that offers superior inducements for enterprise and investments.” Such words, from such an authoritive source, should make the few croakers‘of-Truckee hide their faces for shame. It will not, however, for, asa fact, most of the croaking is done by those who have an object in view. If any one talks of starting an ice pond, there are scores of men ready to pour a tale of woe into his ears, about the certainty of the ruin which will overtake him. The competition of machine ice, the relentless charges of the railroad company, the fact that the ice business is overdone, and the implacable hostility of the Union Ice Company, are. only a few ig can not be brought in at reasonable cost, and that our ledges‘ate'so situated as to be difficult to open them up? Now the fact is we have plenty of good prospects that are accessible and easily worked. In Lindsey Hillis the Lindsey mine which has proved itself to be good. The Blue Jay is a first-class prospect, 80 is the Day claim. The Governor .Morton is-oue of the richest prospects ever foand on the Yuba river, There are two other promnisiay claims in-thesame locality, making in Lindsey Hill six-good-known prospects—all of which could be reached by a tuniiel from the foot of the Hill. Next we come to the German mine, Creek. Pa did outlook on Canyon Creek, and so have the White Brothers. oF The Valentine, owned by M. M. Cole, has a shaft down one hundred feet and five or six hundred feet of tunnels. This mine prospects well from top to bottom The parties who took away the anvil _from the Davia Bros. claim, in Herschman’s diggings, are requested to return it immediately or they will ‘be prosecuted. n21-3t Davis -Broruers. STOVES FORK EYERYRODY. eee — + Apiavtinent Ever Shown in Novada City. If you need a first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can surely suit you. They have. the largest-and. best display ever.shown in Nevada county, including the best makes of Heating prices are the very lowest. Call and see them whether you wish, to purchase or not. : Leoo & Suaw. AsK your grocer for “Lily White’ flour and see that you get it. Schiiling’s Best. Quce bought—always sought. eee aap cies FRESH FROZEN OYSTERS. At.the Low Price of Sixty-five Cents Per Can! Piaza Store or Tos. SHURTLEFF. Only 65 cents a can. n13 French ‘Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds 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 used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., manufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. = tf —— ——_—_—__ 20-0 Dude Hats For Misses, Only 25 centseach. Pretty and stylish. At Lester & Crawford’s. 020-tf “Yeival o newspaper we would ‘probably fall of the arguments employed to terrify the stockholders of the new company. In any other business-now-earried-on—in-this: region, the same class of men stand ready to discourage the new comer, and for the same selfish reasons. If some capitalists into line and do some responsible croaking ourzelves. But we speak of the icebusiness in particular, for two reasons ; lirst, every company for years haa prosperedbeyond the must sanguine expectation of its shareholders, and ‘every share of stock in natural ice companies pays big its scare, and is taking held of the. ice business in earnest. We have seen the ice market increase from year to year until it now demands 125,000 tons annually ‘and it requires only mathematical dem=: ons:ration to prove that the present demand will be doubledin five years. ‘This is the basis upon which the new capital will,work. From the determination and enterprise already displayed, it seems quite likely that at least one of Truckee’s industries, the harvesting of ice, is about to receive proper attention. In the near future,-other industries will spring up which will yield fortunes to those who invest inthem. Croakers may r.tard and intimidate capital for awhile, but enterprise ultimately triumphs. Truckee has the resources, and capital will come and develop them. ELLE ELLEN'S WILL. The Struggle For the Estat Commences Tomorrow Morning. The Ellen will contest which commences in the Superior Ceurt tomorrow brings a large number of witnesses from Truck: e and elsewhere. The contest involves the title to property of the value of $50,000, @ ee So @ @ 8 @ Aid to Workmen A HARD worker sleeps hard. In the morning he wants something to freshen him.The best thing is a cup of strong, rich and fragrant coffee. It stimulates his appetite-strengthens his nervessends his blood coursing through his veins. He feels stronger more like work. It puts him in a good humor with himself and with his family. But it can’t be made from trash-only from the very choicest enffee. And for this nothing excels Schilling’ s BestSes cup ef coffee Is true econoiny. for the workingman. him in his-wors >In Ke home. Insipid, sloppy coffee is only an expense-shows no good result for its cost. SCHILLING’S BEST costs more than poorer coffee-but it will do more-do It better-do it cheaper. . Try it and see. Remember this” A esas ener we Fe: i de tp, Ga and pr to be asclesely contested as_the fight over the Westerfield estate. The effort will be made to break Mr. Ellen’s will_on the ground of insanity and undue influence. Mr. Ellen was declared insane and hada guardian appointed by the Court for three years prior to his death, but the will was made long prior to that. The will provides a number of bequests to Mr. Ellen’s children and _relatives and gives the bulk of the property to his two daughters, Annie Ellen and Emma Regli. It provides that if Annie dies first her share shall-go to Emma. As . Annie died first and then Emma died, the property goes to Emina’s child under the law. There were no living children who survived Mr. Ellen, but his grandchildren, James Henry and Joseph Sanders, have initiated the contest. If the will is broken the estate goes in equal shares to the'three children. The case will be Thos. 8. Ford represents the two contest‘ants against the ‘will, while ex-Superior Judge Walling and Hon. C. F. McGlashan will appear as couns:Ifor the executors in support of the will. LEE Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr Salve and Electrie Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal. satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them the purchase pries, if satisfactory results ‘do not follow their use. These remedies their merits, Oarr Bros., Druggists, ae Sehilling’s Best, . Buy, try—on them rely. Regulator. oahe ery Stable, — tf ih find Simmons Liver dividends ; seeond, capital has.gotevert. . terpsichorean tactics of the young latried before Judge Caldwell anda jury.’ King's New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica incident to declining years, there is no every time, and we stand ready to refund ‘have won their great popularity purely on Iy you have over-indulged in eating or drinking take « dose of Simmons Liver ; Iv you want » very fine turnout of any kind go to Houry Lane's Feed and LiyWomen (seabed with headache, will Regulator relieve and is good for twenty dollars a ton. A wagon road is close toit. It can be bonded or bought. The Giant ledge, a mile from Washington, is twenty feet thick and prospects $9.60 @ ton, There are around Washington more. such locations owned by men too poor to develop them. There isa chance here for all the mining capital in San Francis. ; co to be protitably employed. : The people of Yuba river are talking of building a new road from Diamond Creek to Omega, so they can get in San Francisco freight via Alta, thence to Big much to say. Yet we have one of the] day. There are a number of good gold-bearing . turned from a business trip to Salt Lake All we need is . City. But what chance is there for us when . yesterday to purchase goods for his store mining men from abroad upon reaching . here. by busybodies who say the country op}ing holiday goods for the Palace Dry 1 Goods Store of this city, were in town today enroute from the German mivwe to San Francisco. here Saturday evening te remain two or then to Fritz Meister’s, both on Canon} Donahue & Stewart also have a epleni . Washington, has been filed at Oakland ~ PERSONAL MENTION. Social aifd Other Notes About People Old and Young. E. J. Baker of San Jose is in town. John Graham and family left today for Tulare county. Lee D. Craig and M, F. Reilly arrived here yesterday from San Francisco. Henry Burgess was in town yesterday en route from Los Angeles to Sierra City. J. E. Carr, accompanied, by his daughter Beatrice, went to San Francisco yesterFritz Meister of Washington has reCharles Grimes went to San Francisco M. Rosenberg is in San Franciseo buyM.D. Cooley and Mr. Reichenbach Mrs. S. Deming of Oakland arrived three weeks for the benefit of her health. ‘Fred Smith, lately of Sheridan, now of Wheatland, and Miss-Ida Harris of Grass Valley, were married on the night 6f the 18th instant at the home of the groom’s father in Wheatland, by Rev. Mr. Brown. On account of the impaired condition of his health, Ed Schmidt, for some time past a capable and popular salesmanin W. D. Vinton drugstore, will on the first of next morith quit that position and endeavor td*obtain out-door emy: loyment. The Brickell Estate. A copy of the will of Edward J. Brickell, formerly a resident of Truckee, and whose death occurred in Spokane county, for probate. The will covers twenty-four closely printed pagea on the typewriter. Theestate is worth about $460,000, which is left.in trust to W. R. Newport, his son-in-law; E. J. Dyer, his stepsen, . and his friend, Merrick L. Cheney,. of Oakland. About $300,000 of the prop-erty—islocated—in—Washington andthe remainder in this State. Decedent directs that the income be divided in certain proportions between his children and geandchildren. — ———_+-+e. Grass Aso thd doled Revoegnized. A. Burrows of Gress has been elected a inember fo the San Francisco Press Club —an ‘organization consisting solely of authors and writers. The BaucroftWhitney Company, to whom Mr. Burrows sold the copyright of his Digest of and at Big Tunnel to erect a big storehouse. Some think of buying the old Grissel toll road and arranging with Towle Brothers to put a passenger coach on their little railroad for the convenience of the traveling public.It is pretty certain something of this kind will be done inside of thé next two years if things continue to goas they are going now. J.B L. BETTER LATE THAN NEVER. A Communication That Was” Delayed” 6a ~~ the Road. Moore’s Fiat, Nov.16, 1891. Eprror Transcriet—One of the most pleasant parties of the season was the dance given by the Y. M. C. C. at Moore’s Flat Saturday evening. It was largely attended by representative young ladies and gentlemen of North Bloomfield, Rejief Hill and surrounding towns, and all expressed themselves as having a good time, Nevada City was represented by A. D. Allan who has a high opiuion of mountain sociability. Although he did not advocate Sunday dancing he could not resist the tempting smiles and dies. Anglaborate supper was served by Mrs. L, Smith who did her best’ to please the palates of those present. The club members were distinguished Ly their neat badges of white silk. It was fully 5 o'clock in the morning before. dancing discontinued, and all expressed a hope that the afair would be repeated in the near future. The Y. M. C. C. said that their success was due to the TRANscRIPT advertising. ZENA. ic cecieamaniiatinginieiaiaieinaneimmtatidaaammementy From the Sublime To the ridiculous is but a step, according toSchiller, and from misery to happiness is butaju:np if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Care Bros. or W. D. Vinton, : The Laws of California Require The Home Benerir Lirg Association to pay its losses in full. . Twenty ‘Tons of Track Iron. Just as good asnew. For sale at less an half price. L. Voss, Netada City., « novil-tf The Policy of The Home Beyerir Lire Association is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely deaoid of all technicalities, ~ For physical ailments, especially those remedy that produces such satisfactory results as Dr. J. H. McLean’s Liver and able. For sale by Carr Bros, The Home B ait Life A lati Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Otiees For Rent. are offered for rent. has beon paid to people you know. Kidney Balm. Its genialand invigorating effect on Liver and Kidneys is remark. *¥4 Sick headaches, After it gets the system Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offi-. troubles. (I came toCal. in 1889,) and I knew psc ere tp asa it would help m ihe Heme Benefit se Has Paid Nearly » Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Coast, some of which ‘The Home Benefit Life Association. S me.Conrt.Decisions,.hava.made..2. a good thing out of the publication. They have already-sold over 1090 copies at $5 per volume. 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County Clerk Morgan says that he accidentally overldéked the portion of the Grand Jury’s report referring to the Sheriff's office, when he read the report to the newspaper men on Thursday last. He makes this statement in view of the fact that one or two parties have expressed the suspicion that he had intentionally gippressed. the same in the interest of the Sheriff. The Nevada City Mine. At the Nevada City mine the ledge has been struck in the new 500-foot level and according to all accounts it shows up very fine. The mine was never before in so good a condition as it is now. Does Protection Protect? ‘Certainly, in one instance, it does. Hood’s Saraparilla is the great provection against the dangers of impure blood, and it will cure or prevent all diseases of this class. It has well won its name of the best blood purifier. FuRNISHED house of 3 rooms for rent, Enquire at Pioneer Candy Factory. Flour Up! Sugar Downt Flour, $3 a hundred. Sugar, 20 pounds for $1. At the Beehive Grovery Store. tf ~~ ee For Over Half a Sentery. Mrs. Winslow’s Soothing Syrup has been used for over fifteen years by millions of mothers for.their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for diarrhea. Sold by Druggistsin every part of the world. Be sure and for ‘‘Mrs. Winstow’s Sooruine Sygur,” and take no other kind. 25 cents per ‘pottle. tf Lapres who experience a sense of weakness, and sometimes lameness of the back should use Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. [t will supply the much needed trength and overcome all weakening irregularities. For sale by, Carr Bros. Just 24. In just 4 hours J. V. 8. relieves. and ures ‘Pays its Losses in full, {son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sal HERE AND THERE. —y A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. A dance will be given at Maybert Thanksgiving night. The Married Folks’ Social Club meets at the Dancing Academy tonight. The Congregational Sunday school ‘is preparing to give a Thanksgiving concert. Conrad Wicks ot Remington Hill has sold his mine near that place to Henry Lakamp and Chris. Hellinkamp of Duteh Flat. A pair of Japanese pheasants turned out by the Sportsman’s Club last Fall, if reports be truco, have raised one o: more broods this season, as two different flocks have been seen lately. ¢ Saturday morning, says the Telegraph, Mrs. Putuam of Penn Valley was dining in Grass Valley, and while eating a quail she accidentally swallowed the wish bone which was afterwards removed by a physician. he Seer ae Union: A tennis lawn has been constructed on George Fletcher's lot opposite his residence on Main street hill, Grass Valley, and a club of a dozen ladies and gentlemen has organized te have stated gathérings to cultivate skill in the fascinating game of tennis. The Marysville Appeal says: C, C. Bitaer atSteep Canyon, which place is besween Smartaville and Spenceville, has sold his quartz mine tu an English syndicate, represented by Mr. Higginbottom, tor $31,000. He worked in the tunnel alone for thirteen years, and is now repaid for his patience and perseverance. The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comtort 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 system gently in the spring time or in ‘fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. ————_+ 0@e-+-—_-_G — A Smash-Up,. George Grissel of this city and a man named Campbell started Saturday for “Marysville: ~ ‘They Were driving a span of colts, belonging to Henry Lane, and when a short distance below Smartsville the team ran away and smashed the buggy. Mr. Campbell was:somewhat hurt.The Odin Mine. At the Odin mine the drain tunnel was ‘completed this week and then will have a total length of 278 feet. The new hoisting and pumping machinery will be ready to start by Deceinber first. It is to be run by a five-foot Pelton wheel. A Liberal Gitt. Edward Coleman of Grass Valley has donated. $50,000 to the Pacitic Theologi= cal Seminary at Oakland. It takes the form of an endowment of a chair, the Board of Directors to decide what Chair it shall be. The Chair of moral oT will . probahly.. -he-chosen._. Mrs. Kilroy’s 6 Funeral. The funeral of the late Mrs. Bridget. Kilroy, which took place Saturday afternoon, was very largely attended. The services took place atthe Catholic Church in Cherokee and the remains were inte-red at North San Juan. My only family medicine—Simmons Liver Regulator.—Rev. Jas, M. Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. 0 ee ee A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient’s knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer by W. D. Vinton, sole agent ‘for Nevade City, tfa A MEDICINE endorsed and used by physicians and druggiste—Simmons Liver Regulator. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dootor prescribed: Castoria HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. J. Sampson, San Francisco, F. J. Mahew, “ Max Brunst, * G. L. McCandless, ‘” aN C. Montgomery, ae be. Lee D. Craig, ; sa M: F. Reily, / * E. C. Bullock; Maybert, G. H, Stockes, Grass Valley, B. Kasdenka, Auburn, Jas, Donahue, _ Sierra City, ‘ Me “A. Costa, Downieville, 7 ‘Amy Costa, fi Anna Costa, « oe ng haa Suen : enr ens, geles, bL. Barhell, Derbec, F. Meister, Salt Lake, E. J. Baker, San Jose, Miss Buckett, Grass Valley, ig Smith, Bloomfield, F. Powell, sf H. Meyer, Patterson, J. Spencer, .San Jose, W. H. Brandon, Omega. MARRBISD, At the residenee of the bride’s father, Meoney Flat, by the Rev, J, T. Vinerd M. Hiscox and Miss Josie Fraser, of Nevada county. a] DIED. Sl bag Francisco, oni ag oe of ot Mie ©. Howell of 459 i 459 Mine Pipe: native ev. county, and] month, . . stand the shock of last night's hurt, but _It_ will _be. THE ALLISON RANCH The New Deal Makes . Progress Slowly in London. A News Letter correspondent writing from London about the condition of the stuck market in that city says: ‘The Allison Ranch offer does not seem to make any progress here, so far as I can learn. The fact is that mining speculation has been killed by the enormus plun: der ‘scooped’ on all the new companies } introduced of late years, and it will take a long time before any new legitimate demand springs up for’ mining schemes. Judging from the class of mines continually coming forward from Grass Valley, it would seem that district is livmg on its reputation, and the poor. abandoned mines are sought to be passed off on the Britishers, on the record of the few good mines that have paid, or are still paying.” The correspondent does a rank in, fualice to Grass Valley, whichis today the most productive gold” mining region in the world. The Allison Ranch is doubtless a good property, and although its owner has seen fit to attempt to over-capitalize it that is no reason for throwing mud at the whole district. Nevada City district; which adjoins Grass Valley, is fast coming into equally enviable position and within a comparatively short time will be alongside of it. The two sections have about equal resources, but up this way we have not for a few years past brought the concentration of effort to bear that our neighbors have. But we are getting there now. . 2 eee A Broken Hip. Last night as James Monk was. closing the iron shutters of his saloon on Broad street he slipped andfellupon the sidewalk breaking his right hip. Three weeks ago today he broke. his right arm by a fall, and was carrying it in a sling when the second accident occurred. It is feared thathis system will not witheven should he live he will always be badly crippled. BEECH’S TEA, The Only Brand Safe to Use in. this Climate. The air here is. pure and the syatem should receive only pure things. Yet, . how many people are innocently drinking . . poisonous teas, stuff that is not fit for a . deg to drink. ‘The onLY genuine, pure . leaf tea is Beech's Sundried Tea. Thos. Shurtleff, at the Plaza Grovery, is the sole agent far this Tea in Nevada City. He has on hand 1000 pounds of it to sell to people who want # pure article. tf POWDER Absolutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Government Food Report. New Steck! New Lines! FANOY IMPORTED OLIVE OIL AND OLIVES. French Capers, C poles and Nonpareilles. MAGGI'S -: BOUILLON Amd More Candy, —-AT THR --— Great American Impocting Tea Co.’s CommenctaL Streer, Nevapa Crry, The Best Medicine Ever intr sd uced! TRY IT! Compound’ Sulphur POWDER ! The Great Remedy for Habitual Constipation, Indigestion, Piles, Diseased Liver, Billiousness, Gout, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago, Gravel, Etc. A fair trial will convince the most skeptical that it is the wonder of the age, Foust fas epatrer eed OPE Eon alka Smite nee > lad by all Orit -breaks the connection when the car has A Now Electric Rallway. It aima at connecting a moving car with an electric conductor buried beneath the roadbed without the use of an open slot. To effect this there is laid in the center of the track a crenelated contact plate or rail in short sections, This will be only half an inch in width on the surface and will be quite different in its effect upon vehicles from the ordinary { car rail; wheels will crosa it without difficulty at any anglo, as they cannot slide along it for more than a few inches. Korses will also find a good foothold upon it, The short sections of the plate are en. tirely disconnected from each other, each piece being coupled by a wire to the eleotric conductor beneath. In this wire is an automatic switch which makes circuit between the section and the conductor as the car comes over it and passed. Only three sections are ever connected with the car at one time, and generally there are only two. A strong wire brush on the car rubs alon ; the sections and conveys the currents front them to the electric motor, whence i¢ flows to the rails and to earth, The qutomatic switch is simplicity itself and consists merely of an electromagnet, an armature and two contact pieces, Supposing that: the car brush is in contact. with ony of the sections, the current will flow from the main conductor across one contact tothe armature,through the armature to a second contact, thence through the magnet coila tothe section and the motor, and as the car proceeds it successively takes seotions into circuit and drops them out,— New York Times. How Man Eating Tigers Develop. There is a man eating tiger abroad now In the central provinces, India, which had the temerity to attack the chief commissioner’s advance camp and carry off & cook. This animal is atill killing at the rate of about two persons a week, and areward of 200 rupees ison ita head, Not far off a man eating tigress has just been “shot over a human “kill,” at the foot of the Satpura hills, in thy Balaghat district. Both these animals are believed to have been converted into man eaters by: bullet wounds from the native matchlock—fresh instances of the mischief thatisdone by the present system of rewards. A reward of fifty rupees is enough to induce any villager to try his luck ata pot shot, with the frequent result of converting a comparatively harmless animal intoascourge of the country side. Whereas if tho reward were removed the shooting would be left to the professional hunters; who-would-still-findabundant inducement in the value of the skina and the fees they would get from the villagers in cases where a tiger had become troublesome by his attacks upon cattle. ~Allahabad Pioneer. They Differed . on Religion. A young bride of McLean county, Ky., has most positively manifested the truth of the old -doggerel:» If ahe will she will, you may depend out; If she won't she won't, aud there's an end on't, She was married in the evening, and then the party repaired to the house of the bride, ‘oom, where the wedding supper was served. After the repast a discussion arose about religion, and the bride and bridegroom found that they entertained widely different views. The . controversy became earnest, then warm, and finally rudely contradictory, so much so that the bride became offended and the guests retired. When they were gone the bride refused to be reconciled. She sat in her chair all night, and when . MOFHing Caine she set Out on foot for her . = father’s house, refusing any company or to ride on a horse offered her by the -hridecroom. — Atlanta Journal. Wurdo you endurethe agony of dye pepsia ? always cure you. . The Home Benefit Life Association Is the Oldest Association on the Coast. Catarrh Originates in scrofulous taint in the blood. Hence the proper method by which to cure catarrh, is to puryy the blood. Its many disagreeable symptoms, and the danger of developing into bronchitis or that terribly fatal disease, consumption, are entirely removed by Hood’s Sarsaparilia, which _ cures catarrh by purifying the blood and also tones up the system and greatly imProves the general health of those who take it. Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilia “ T suffered three years with catarrh, and my general health was poor in conseQuenee, When I too’ Hood’s Sarsaparilia I found. I nad the rignt remedy, The catarrh tg yielding, as Hood's Sarsaparilla . is cleansing my blood, and the generaltone of my system is improving.” Frank Wasnpurn, Rochester, N. Y. Cures Catarrh “Thad catarrh nine years, and suffered terribly with At. Seon after I began to take Hood's “Barsaparilia the catarrh troubled me less, after taking three. bottles I was entirely cured.” JANB Hinex, Lumberton, Clinton County, Ohio. Hood's Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists, $1; aix for £5, Prepared by C.F, HOOD & CO., Apotheearies, Lowell; Mase. tadated Doses One Dollar sonal eleareantascneet ‘THAN Sports? Thursday, Nov. 26th UNDER acarvin oF THE— Grass Valley Jockey Club, At Watt Park! Commencing at One o'clock P. M. PROGRAMME : 1. A 3-minute trot between horses belonging to Members for a purse of $75—~ $50 for first horse and $25 to second horse. 2. Tug-of-War between teams of ten in county, or any regularly organized = ‘team and $25 to second team. ~ 3. Saddle-horse race, one-half mile and repeat, for a purse of $50—$40 to firet horse $10, to second horse. Entrance 10 per cent. Horses belonging to Members only allowed to enter. 4. One-half mile foot race, free for all. Purse $20. Entrance $1. 5, Coursing match, free for all d owned in county, for a purse of $15R—$10" ~~ to first dog and $5 to second dog. Entrance $1. For further particulars apply te DR. K. JAMIESON, President. = Or-te Harry: Danrets, Secretary. 7 Entrances to events close Nov. 14 Admission 50 cents ; children half-price, Visit every establishment Buy what suits you best. We're advertising rival st *& If so, try our Boston Chips an 13°Commercial st., THE Superior Canpy Factory (J. M. a! Look Over Town! handling CAN DIES, and then compare Ours with Theirs. Could anything be fairer ? ores, aren't we? But we'll have the last visit, and you ‘ll stop here. You can't help it! * % Do you want something to think sal this week ! d fine hand—made Creams, Foley, Prop’r), _Nevada City. Sa ae . Furnishing ever brought HEAD CURE CELLS B Satisfaction ie W. D. VINTON and OARR BRO Ten Cents for Trial Bottle, or One Dollar for Full size. CALIFORNIA CEPHLINE LINE COMPANY, Rano, Nxvapa SB. ED. MITTEE. Has just received. the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Goods, etc., to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. A Cc H ot Ar ds D Infrom 8 to 30 minutes, with Certginity and Safety, no matter of how long standing, by using ; Rev, J. W, PENDLETON’S CRPH ALINE, RA. Tr 2 Be a . Ginsiaisand or Money Refunded! Simmons Liver Regulator will . Entrance 10 per cent. > Five to enter, three to start, ie