November 24, 1891 (4 pages)

* eI § i ' { f ¥ ; i t i j é t ¢ “ ; bf ; ; 3 ” oe a es ts a 4 Y THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. 1. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER, oars : ~ TUESDAY EV’NG, NOV. 24, 1891. nial Grass Valley Mining Mites. [To-eday’s Union. . The new five-stamp mill of the California mine started up yesterday tor regular work. The new steam hoisting and pumping works of the Telegraph mine started up yesterday. The pumps at the’ Banner mine are again successfully handling the water, which has lately been coming in very strong from the south drift on the 500/ foot level. thee [Yesterday's Tidings . { The Omaha and Lone Jack Consolidated mine, Geo. Mainhart superintendent, is yielding more profitably and lookicg better than at any time since the Property was reopened. In levels 12 and 13 south there is a two-foot ledge of ore yielding $22 per ton, and a sixteen-inch ledge in the Omaha shaft. Sinking is in progress in both the Omaha and Lone Jack shafts. It will not be long before the payment of dividends will be resumed, provided the developments . do not fall below expectations warratjted by all indications. i This company has 24,000 shares of capital stock, which has at all times been held firmly at not below $20 per share. Hydrautic Mining. Says the San Francisco Hotel Gazette: The question of hy raulic mining is still being actively agitated in this §tate. The withdrawal of the large amount of money which was formery put into circulation’ by our system of gaydraulic mining, has created a depression not only in the mining counties, but to’some extent in this city also. It is contended by many that this lass of mining can be so conducted as to work no injury to the.farmer or to the riversand harbors. We shall be glad to , 8ee such legislation as shall allow the hydraulic.gold-segkers to work their claims and bring back the prosperity to those counties which have suffered by the laws now in force in the matter. ——+~00— Grass Valley’s Firemen Coming. A mecting of the Grass Valley Fire De-]. partinent was held Saturday evening, 1; says the Telegraph, to , determine abvtit attending the dance to be given by their brother Firemen at Nevada City on rext Thursday evening. The invitatiun to attend the dance was accepted and a committee consisting of E. W. Brownell for Protection Hose-Co., C: E. Uren for the Eagles, and Fred’ Hocking for Reliance -£9Mpany. was appointed to make arrange A pc commegeer speet resents ananintitienanji be Sepp sesh NCO sa ass soteapriitee ighne et et numba 4 4. B * Chinese Ladies at the Theatre. theatre the other afternoon which’ attracted fully as much attention as Herrmann himself. In the box at the right of the stage sat. the Chinese minister and the male members of his suite, a d in the adjoining box were the ladies of the legation. It was the first time the latter have made their appearance at a place of amusement in this country, and their rich and peculiar headdresses were the admiration of all the fair sex at the matinee, ‘Lyxadd tothe novelty of thé occasion, in the boxes opposite were the members of the Corean emb .ssy, including the minister and his wife. The feats of legerdemain were apparently very much appreciated; “When a live duck was evolved from a mrss of fluffy white paper, the Corean minister and the ladies@f the Chinese legation could not remainin their chairs, but rose and, fol-. lowed the:movements of the web fi d comedian until it disappeared bebia wings.--Washington Letrer,.: rae fowns A Mohammedan Wedding. The Calcutta native papers lately gave along and graphic account of the marriages of two young men, the Bons of a focal magnate, Nautches, illuminations, fliigs, furnituve and decorations are duly described “ip the most minute details. But no mention is made of the brides, nor does a single feminine name appear in the lengthy list of guests who attended. Fifteen hundred .turned p, in cluding maharajahs, nawabs, . mirzas and syuds galore, and the affair went off orilliantly in every way. But poor Nourmahal did not’'get even a. peep a‘ it, unles$ surreptitiously through some chink in the zenana. [t-is-further stated that all the guests.made a point of offering felicitations to the bridegrooms, but no good wishes did they “bring” for” the brides. Yet, odd to say ,all seemed to have enjoyed themselves greatly, or the'festivities wo.td not have been prolonged until far into the night.—London World. aes} " ‘The Delicious, Muffin. There is no more delicious breakfast than an° English muffin, served, as it should be, hot, after being torn apart and toasted. The broken surface must be crisp and daintily brown, A dish of strawberries, a plate of toasted oruffina, with fresh ¢ or a glass of rich milk, wil! take a breakfust fur an . epicure. An English muffin is, of course, unfit for the table before it ig toasted; by the process of cooking itis not thoroughly done in the center. When served as it should be, split and toasted, it is justly the pride ofthe English_housewife.— New York Tribune. ys aud coffs,s Eritish Capital in Mexico.nital into Mexico fis almost as Extensive as its TnNnx to this sounutry. Nearly $100,000,000 of English goldwas invested there last year, and railroads, fands, miites; manufactures and banks have all participated in this Pactolean stream to such an extent that the maintenance of order in the republic las become almost as important to.Treat . Britain as to Mexico herself. British capitalists have undertaken the “Phe flow of British ca . There was a box party at the Naticnal he Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Sounds nice, don’t it? But O, how fast and furious are the rockings in rough weather! The intestinal warfare begotgen in your vitals by the sea’s commotion beggars description; What's the proper caper under these circumstances? Take Hostetter’s Stomach ‘Bitters. Nothing comparable to it for remedying sea sickness or the kindred nausea from which many delicate land travelers suffer. Dyspepsia, cramps, constipation and biliousness also are invariably and_ promptly remedied by the Bitters, Exposure in rough weather is often productive of hurtful consequence, which may, however, be averted by the timely use of the Bitters, which diffuses an agreeable warinth through the system, and promotes an “*@efive circulation of the blood in the extremities when benumbed and chilled. Malaria, rheumatism and debility are remedied by the Bitters. ne The Home Benetit Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. kidney trouble, — + 20-— —Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. OND ENIOGYS 3 th the nithed and resi cup of Fics is taken; it is pleasa ‘ut vefresuing to. the taste, and ac ily yet promptly on thé Kidney ver ant Bowels, cleanses the ey u effectiially, dispels colds, hes: _aes_ond fevers and _eures-habitypation permanently. For se 1 50¢ and $*~bottles by all druggist CALIFORKIA FIG SYRUP. CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVALE, KY WEW YORK, N.Y ene FOR ITSELF, for itself, but has ae oe thousands of peo ple to speak for it. Lhe testimonials ‘hat have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No sther medicine has been so thorough\yendorse i by the public. Here isa sample of, sos . Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B.-Wharton, pastor of the First Bap(ist Church, Montgon erg Ala. writes: “TI have seen Swift's Specific used, and have *nown many cases of the worst form of blood disease which lave been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen of the highast type, and of the utmost reliability. I reco mmend it as a great blood remedy une: quaied by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. ‘HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga Ordinance No, 101. N Ordinance Regulating Saloons, Barrooms and other places where Liquors are kept to be retailed, to be drank upon the spot. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : ‘ Section 1—It shall be unlawful for any person or persona, company, corporation or other associatio1 of persons, within . the corporate limits of the City of Neva. } bar or other place where intoxicating . liquors, wines beer, mali liquors of any kind, or other hquors are kept to be soli at retail to be drank upon the spot, or to conduct or carry on auy or either ofsuch business between the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of any day and the hour of tive o'clock A. M. succeeding, and at the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of each day such places of business wustbe closed. Section 2. Any person or persons, company, corporatian or other ‘association of, persons who does or shall keep open any saloon, bar-room, bar or other place where intoxicating liquors, wine, beer, malt liquors of any kind, or other liquors are kept to be sold at retail to be drank upon the spot, or conducts or carries on any such business after the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of any day and before the hour of tive o’clock A. M. next sue: ceeding is guilty of a misdgyeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in a sum not less than ten dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars or siall be imprisoned in the Vity prison for a term not exceeding ten days. a Section 3. Any person or persons, company, «orporation or association of persons violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby declared guilty of maintaining a public nuisance and shall (in addition to the penalties herein prescribed) be ‘proceeded against in the manner prescribed by the laws of this State forthe abatement. of public nuisances, and the said nuisance shall be abated, and in addition thereto tle license of such person or persons, company, corporation or association of persons shall be revoked, and no City License shall be hereafter issued to keep any such saloon, bar-room, bar or other place when the owner, keeper or proprietor thereof is known to_have been guilty of violating the provisions of this Ord nance» ments for attending. The committee will report tonight. Thanksgiving Day Sports. Numerous county seat-people contemplate going to Watt Park on Thanksgiving Day to enjoy the-rare sport that will be provided by the Jockey Club for their entertainment. -There wil! be some fine horse-racing, hare coursing, a tug of war and other enjoyable features, The Jockey Club numbers among its members some of the most prominent and public_spirit~~~» €d men of the.county, and theywill * & , Te make their initial meeting a great success. The fun will begin at 10 o'clock A. M. Tom Fitch Writes a Book. ry Hon. Thomas Fitch, who has on the Pacific Coast but one equal (Hon. Samuel M. Shortridg=) as an orator, can write as well as make speeches. He and his wife have just published a powerful book entitled ‘‘Better Days, or a Millionaire of Tomorrow.” It is a fascinating story charmingly told and is'a plea for the amelioration of the condition of our nation’s wage-workers. Editor Mason Going Away. It is reported that H. A. Mason is about to dispose of the Truckee Republican, which he has been publishing for some time past, and that he will go to San Jose soon to work in the Better Times newspaper office. ~ ——— The Ellen Case Postponed. The Elle Ellen will contest case, set for trial in the Superior Court today, has been postponed till tomorrow owing to the absence of ex-Judge Walling who has not yet returned from Downieville. ws A You Bet Mine. Supervisor Buffington of this city returned today from You Bet station, near which place he is prospecting a quartz claim with Warren Pearce. The property looks very promising. ——— ene Congressman Caminetti Coming. Wm. Giffin, to-day, received a telegram stating that Congressman Caminetti will arrive here this evening. The Curly Bears will hold a special meeting in his honor. The West Harmony. At the West Harmony the sinking of a sump and the doing of other deadwork has been going on for the past fortnight, but-is now nearly completed. Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salf Rheum, Fever.Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit sely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ‘For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drug “'tore, s201y Ofhces For Rent. ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offi-, ces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. . tf ‘he Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Codst, some of which has been paid to people you know, @, ‘toit.” This sttipémdous Work of draining the Valley of Mexico; and, according toa report recently issued by the London foreign office, in two provinces alone several millions of acres of fine land are owned by English subjects, engaged in cattle raising.—New York Tribune. Injuries to Cireus Horses. We had to kill between twenty and thirty horses during the seagon on account of irreparable damage done to_ thera during the hippodrome races, As they are turning the corners-very often the outside horse receives a blow from the hub of tlie wheel of the chariot next of the fetlock, after which the horse isof no further use. Neither Mr. Barnum nor I believe in prolonging the agony of an animal in that condition, so directly a horse is found with such a fracture he is taken out and shot. Thus, as I said, about thirty horses were killed.—Mr. Bailey in Pall Mall Gazette. At a recent duel between two young men at Warsaw both fired and hit, but the bullet of one was flattened against the cigar case of the other; and the bullet of the other was turned aside by the pocket knife of his opponet. The seconds decided thatthe young men were oot born to kill each other, and declared he affair off, Interviewing has been got Jowp to a science by a Parisian who advertises that be will furnish for the provincial’ press interviews with distinguished men, two a week, for $15 per month. Gayarre, the great tenor, who died recently, left an estate of $800,000. His nightly salary for some time had been $1,400, and he lived very modestly. Sugar was used as fuel by the steamer Polynesian, of the Allan line, on her last trip, the supply of coal having run short Citizen—So you think of locating here? Physicion—Yes. I thought some of prae ticing among you. Citizen —See here, young man. there’s a ‘00d opening here for 4 man as understands is biz, but we don't want no practicing, or experimenting—doeloring’s what we want! Many times women call on their family physicians, suffering, as they imagine, ona from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another from liver or kidney disease, another from nervous exhaustion or prostration, another with pain here or there, and in this way they all present, alike to themscives and their casy-going and indifferent or overbusy doctor, separate and ¢distinct diseases, for which he prescribes hfs pills and. potions, assuming them to be such, when, in reality, they are all only symptoms caused by some wornb disorder. The physician, ignorant of the cause of suffering, encourages his “ practice” until large bills are made. The suffering patient ‘gets no better, but probably worse by reason of the Selay: wrong treatment and conseguent complications, A proper medicine, tike r. th Pierce’s Favorite Prescription directed to cause would have entirely removed the disease, thereby Mor gms all those distresaing symptoms, and instituting comfort instead of prolonged misery. It's the only medicine for the weaknesses, irregu ies and painful derange aents peculiar to women, solid by druggises, under a positive ‘Narantee that it will give satis‘action in every case, or price ($1.00; it will be promptiy refunded. Dr. Pierce’s Peilets regulate “causes fracturé or splitting . ° / Ms cleanse the liver. stomach and bowels. One a dose Bold by druggists. 2% conte @ UJ ES Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis Hoarseness; Whooping Cough. Croup ore Throat, Asthma, and every affection of the Throat Lunos and Chest, incluaing Consumptior Sveedv and perwsaent. Genuine signed “*? Buttg The Gelebrated French Ci “wocure APHRODITINE” fercn: Is Sotp on A POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form Ofnervors disease whether arisin jj fromtheexcessiv be? useof S.imulants, AFT BEFORE Tobacco or Opiu:m, or through Jouthful indisera tion, overindu ce, &c. , such as Loss of Brain Power; vakef-iness, Ecaring down Painsin the hack. S nal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros ti oeturnal Emissions, 1 @ corrhwa, Dizzi » Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impo} teacy, whichif neglected often lead to premature old age and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by ma‘lon receipt of price’ A WRITTEN GUARANTER is given for every $5.0 order received, to refund the money if a Vermanent cre is not effected. We have trousands of testimonials from old and young, of both sexes, who have been permanently enred Ly theuse of Aphroditine. Cirenlariiree, Addresg THE APHRO MEDICINE Co, PACIFIC ERANCH, *« Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal. FORSALEBY , pak and alter Sept. 10th, 1891. W. D. VINTON = Nevada Gity. . JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Ee Regular ~AnnualMecting —of— the force and take effect from and after the 7th day of December, 1891. Passed this 19th day of November, 1891, : ALEX. GAULT, President of the Board of Trustees. T._H.: Carr, Clerk. : F The first publication of this Ordinance was made November 20th, 1391. Notfee to Manzanita Stockholders. Stockholders of the Manzanita Con. Gravel Mining Company willie held at Justice Wheeler’s Courtroom on the Seeond day of December, 1891, at 7:30 0’el’k Pp, M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such otlier bisiness ag may come before the meeting. ; GEO. C. SHAW, President. R. J. Simmons, Secretary. Nevada City, Nov. 14), 1591. Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. 7th, 1801, a dividend (No. 43) of titty cents per share was declared payable on —_—— are viewed with excla along Broad street. It is worth looking borne in mind that to carry this season, you WALK INTO Where you will find county to select from. See: soon, .We will then tell ‘0. Broad Street,OUR NEW SHOW WINDOW And the attractive’ goods displayed in it the hundreds of people who daily pass egance and completeness of the stock +-we newest and lowest-priced assortment in the o—_ ; ~~ 200 Sealette Reefers and Capes Just Opened. They are Rich, Stylish and Durable. Endless Variety of Cloth Wraps, Jackets and Sacks. Right from New York City. BEWITCHING EMBROIDERED DRESS PATTERNS, In all Grades and Effects. . CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND CURTAINS. \. We have always been the leaders in these things, and this year we outdo ourselves, WET WEATHER GOODS. Such as Gossamers, Rubbers and Umbrellas. (4@F-Our Holiday Anvouncement will be made you about many Christmas.and New Year Novelties. ROSENBERG BROS., PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, : i mations of delight by at; but it should be fully realize the elshould GUR STORE the largest, richest, act only speaks. j da, to keep open any saloon, bar-room,}Section 4. This Ordinance shall he in} Closings Them Laid Away. o c Goods. Elegant Stock of CLOTHING, HATS, than others can afford to, # A visit will convince you of this fact. New: Furniture : Store, JAS. KINKEAD, PROPRIETOR, Dealer in FURNITURE, : BEDDING, : Ec. BEDROOM SETS; TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC. &# Upholstering and Repairing Done on Short Notice and at the Lowest Rates. Country orders filled with dispatch.— All goods will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Call and get prices and be convinced, Pianos moved and packed for shipping. Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance, in future. Nevada City, Civil ; Engineer : and : Surveyor, Devutv‘Countv Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral®.Survevor es ares? in Morgea sicchberts block Nevada JAS, KINKEAD, Proprietor. Commercial Street, below Tea’ Store. W. W.WACGONER, (Successor to W. F. Fnglebright,) Croton met tn Sees ck 4 a ° * J. R. REDMAN, M.D. 7to8P.m. t A FURNISHING GOODS, —_ 0 ———— New goods received every week, ~ Particulars Later. TRUNKS, ETC W. D. VINTON has commenced receiving an Holiday Ee Just Received, my New Fall and Winter Stock of SHOES; It is the Largest and most Complete” Assortment ol Goods in this line that has ever been received here. AS TO PRICES, —— My being associated with one of the largest® wholesale houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me to place goods on the market here at :a much lower figure _46 the store and a very close inspection off prices Chas. Grimes, DEADINGS CLOTHIER, At the*Corner of Broad’ and Ping Strests, Nevada City. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY, HRONIC DISEASES, af Well as those peculiar to femalés, a specialty. rerared to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecpticity. Residence : Mrs, Novitzky’s House. Office : Cloke’s Building. Office Hours: 10 to 124, M., 2 to4 and Dissolution Notice, HE undersigned, he on the Blacksmithin ing business under the firth name of Denney & Gray, have this da nership by mutual consent. retofore carrying g and Horseshoey dissolved partMr. Denney will continue to conduct the business. All persons indebted tothe late firm are requested td settle their accounts immediately. bg CHAS. W. DENNEY, si W. C. GRAY. Nevapa Curry, Oct, 15, 1891, Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Minin held on the 14th day of Oct., idend (No, 17) of Ten (10 share was declared payable on aeeey: Oct. 17, 18 ie Company, No. Room 10. $ ‘ g Company, 1891, a diyvents per) and after 91, at the office of ; 320 Sansome street, ay ied Hep Cal. Transfer 8 Wi closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o'clock wm. sion TueEo. Werzet, See'y: some street, Room Office—No. 320 San: 10, San Francisco, (; o16-td -Out Sale Grand Firemen’s . Ball ! MILLINERY. GOODS! We are Bancloine a Larga Stock of Etolidasr -Geoods ! AND MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THEM ! TEBAREFKor We offer our entire stock of HATS AND FEATHERS AT NEARLY One-Half the Reguar Prices: Select Your.Holiday Goods Now and Have _. UPHOLSTERING AND CAEPET LAYING 4 —AT— ARMORY HALL, —ON— Thursday Eve’, Nov, 26 Under the auspices of the Nevada City Fire Department MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA, Committee of Arrangements : JOHN F. HOOK, ED. SCHMIDT, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, 3. G. NEAGLE, EK. J. BAKER. Invitation and Reception Committee, Members of Nevada Hose Company No, 1 and Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2. FLOOR “DIRECTOR, ---J. J. JACKSON, Floor Directors: W. T. Morgan, J. Hanley, J. Neagle, Fd. Tompkins, L. 8. Calkins, Geo. M. lawrence, Ed. Baker, R. Eddy, Chas. Crimes, E. W. Schmidt. A-Novel:Feature-of —theEvening’s~ Entertertainment. will be a. T-U-G O-F W-A-R . BETWEEN The Two Companies” ofthe: Department, FOR A SOLID SILVER FIREMEN’S TRUMPET. Tickets (admitting Gentleman and Two Ladies) $1, MAIN STREET...NEVADA {CITY eae Déalers tin FURNITURE, ‘BEDS, _ BEDDING, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Gaivets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paver, Window Shades. &@Picture Frameyv Made to order New York Bakery G. Wm. Durst, Prop, I AVIN . PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on Commercial {Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend tokeepjon hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and;Pastry 4 Made to orderon sh reasonable terms, Allorders for an ly uttended to. By strict attention to business, giving th best satisfection and selling at hate rae i hope to merit a liberal petronage, i ort notice and on most ythirg in my line prompt 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 Administrator of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased, having filed his peticertain real estate of said decedent, it is ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 30th day of November, 1891,at 1 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room of said Superior Court at Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell the interest of the estate in the Gray quartz ledge at private sale. And that a copy of ‘this order bege four successive weeks in the auly Lrariscript, a new i and published A said ‘Ney; ida cone cai bald Ga Admission to Gallery—Ladie cts. ; tion duly verified for an order of sale of . . San Francisco, California, named settler h: tea Pr ty 4 M. Green, Willis Green. J. R. Hughes, sie ote We nowees, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL RECTOR BROS. birictons -The Only Pirst-olacs Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Str ucture, Free from the danger of. Fire so preva. lentin Large Hote's, Headquarters of Gommerciai Travele:g ard Tourists, Free ‘Bus to and from all Trains, Teleg-aph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building. ihe Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior of the State. New Boot and -Shoz Score: JOUN DELBRIDGE HAS just received a Fine stock of Ladies, Gents’ and Misses’ Shoes Which he will sell at LOW PRICEg. All kinde of Repairing Done. Store—Pine Street, near Hroad. n3 FELIX SCHRAKAMP, (Kecently of Grass Valley,) H's: succeeded to the ownership of e Milwaukee Brewery Salogn * At this city. He will constantly ke p on hand the tin st of Wines, Piatoriacn Cigars. A share of the public patronage is sol'cted. SSG eet oe na New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, froR thirty-five years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Nevada City-and-resumed-business:-He~will be found on the north side of Cominercial street near Main, © Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shamponing. LUKTIB & IANS, . WATOHMAKER:AND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law,’ nited Staves Courts, OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Neva da City : Delinquent Sale Notice. Ne BLUOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY.—Location of priucipal place of business, San_ FrancisBloomtield, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There is delinquent upon. the following described stock, on account of asgessment No. 48, levied on the Y8th day of September, 1491, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholiers, as. follows: Name. No. Certif. No. Shs. Am’t. -Barron, William E. : i S Barron, Mary Barron, Eustace Barron, Joseph Barron, Roberta Bowie, A. J. Jr; 160 500 175.00 Durrstein, L. de 204 «14 4.90 Haggin, Louis T., Tr. 314 1000 350.00 Haggin, Lous T., Tr. 315 1000 350.00 Haggin, Louis'l., Tr. 316 100) 350.00 Haggin, Louis‘I’., Tr. $17 125 43.75 Hoetler, L. M., Tr. 306 1890 661.50 Martinez, Raoul, ‘Ir. 226 64 22.40 Mooser, Joseph H. 318 200 70.00 Moretti, C, 180. 14 4.90 Rolph, James, Tr. 264 5994 2097.90 Rolph, Jame, Tr. 307 1000 350. Rolph, Ja nes, Tr. 320 200 70.00 Rolph, James, Tr. 821 226 79.10 Smith, Cora B. . 255 3125° 1093.75 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 28th day of September, 18y1, so many shares of ench parcel of such stock as may be necessury, will be sold -at public auction, at the office of the Company, Room 24, No. 320 Sansome treet, San Franci co, California, on Tuesday, the first day of December, 1891, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M., of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale, H. PICHOIR, Sec’y. Office—-Room 24, 320 Sansome street, San 1] Francisco, California, Delinquent Sale Notice. . A HAYES MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place. of “business San Francisco, California, Location of works French Corral, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 3, levied on the 24th day of September, 1891, the several amounts set opposite the names of the: respective shareholders, as follows : Name. No. Certif. No. Shs. Am’t. Chr. de Guigne, 1? 25) § 37.50 James Rolph, Trustee, 31 100 150.00 James Rolph, Trustee, 32 186 279.00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Director ', made on the 24th day of September, 1891, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may e necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, room 24, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, on day of December, 1891, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., ot said day, to pay said deLinganalt assessinent thereon, together wi the sale. ‘tuesday, the first 1 costs of adver ising and expenses of H. PICHOIR, Sec’y. Office—Room 24, 320 > 4 Notice for Publication, _ [se OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO,CAL Octeber 1¢th, ie otice is heréby given that the fi Mowing ada county, lod notice of his. intenJous CaLvwens, ‘ton to make Ail proo in support of his Jedesol that ee claim, and that ga f will be made beore ig uperior Court, . fore John Caldwell, perior Judge of Neated Oct. 30th 1891., vada county, Cal at Nevada vity,alifornis, Frep Seants, Atty. 030 Reve mber 18th, 1801, pe ae Nevada City P. 0, who made H. 0. parce mesccunss 1 SE ection 1a © Fe » 4 oO Beginuers earn from #36 to@5t + We d4r Section 36, N. &. _ i per week,and more after «litt . “. Ds M. He names the fullowing witness. set yaaa eae: . Sa Quirealeconmnoas reaidance orment, xtion of, : RA wherever you li .¢ Bowe sexes: all's whe ye a é one. ie The upen viz b.W. ,.*@l7 x, Register, VV 1 PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND£0, California. Location of works,.Nerth-— Barron, Robert { 291 4125 $1443.75--—

* eI § i ' { f ¥ ; i t i j é t ¢ “ ; bf ; ; 3 ” oe a es ts a 4 Y THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. 1. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, EDITOR. BUSINESS MANAGER, oars : ~ TUESDAY EV’NG, NOV. 24, 1891. nial Grass Valley Mining Mites. [To-eday’s Union. . The new five-stamp mill of the California mine started up yesterday tor regular work. The new steam hoisting and pumping works of the Telegraph mine started up yesterday. The pumps at the’ Banner mine are again successfully handling the water, which has lately been coming in very strong from the south drift on the 500/ foot level. thee [Yesterday's Tidings . { The Omaha and Lone Jack Consolidated mine, Geo. Mainhart superintendent, is yielding more profitably and lookicg better than at any time since the Property was reopened. In levels 12 and 13 south there is a two-foot ledge of ore yielding $22 per ton, and a sixteen-inch ledge in the Omaha shaft. Sinking is in progress in both the Omaha and Lone Jack shafts. It will not be long before the payment of dividends will be resumed, provided the developments . do not fall below expectations warratjted by all indications. i This company has 24,000 shares of capital stock, which has at all times been held firmly at not below $20 per share. Hydrautic Mining. Says the San Francisco Hotel Gazette: The question of hy raulic mining is still being actively agitated in this §tate. The withdrawal of the large amount of money which was formery put into circulation’ by our system of gaydraulic mining, has created a depression not only in the mining counties, but to’some extent in this city also. It is contended by many that this lass of mining can be so conducted as to work no injury to the.farmer or to the riversand harbors. We shall be glad to , 8ee such legislation as shall allow the hydraulic.gold-segkers to work their claims and bring back the prosperity to those counties which have suffered by the laws now in force in the matter. ——+~00— Grass Valley’s Firemen Coming. A mecting of the Grass Valley Fire De-]. partinent was held Saturday evening, 1; says the Telegraph, to , determine abvtit attending the dance to be given by their brother Firemen at Nevada City on rext Thursday evening. The invitatiun to attend the dance was accepted and a committee consisting of E. W. Brownell for Protection Hose-Co., C: E. Uren for the Eagles, and Fred’ Hocking for Reliance -£9Mpany. was appointed to make arrange A pc commegeer speet resents ananintitienanji be Sepp sesh NCO sa ass soteapriitee ighne et et numba 4 4. B * Chinese Ladies at the Theatre. theatre the other afternoon which’ attracted fully as much attention as Herrmann himself. In the box at the right of the stage sat. the Chinese minister and the male members of his suite, a d in the adjoining box were the ladies of the legation. It was the first time the latter have made their appearance at a place of amusement in this country, and their rich and peculiar headdresses were the admiration of all the fair sex at the matinee, ‘Lyxadd tothe novelty of thé occasion, in the boxes opposite were the members of the Corean emb .ssy, including the minister and his wife. The feats of legerdemain were apparently very much appreciated; “When a live duck was evolved from a mrss of fluffy white paper, the Corean minister and the ladies@f the Chinese legation could not remainin their chairs, but rose and, fol-. lowed the:movements of the web fi d comedian until it disappeared bebia wings.--Washington Letrer,.: rae fowns A Mohammedan Wedding. The Calcutta native papers lately gave along and graphic account of the marriages of two young men, the Bons of a focal magnate, Nautches, illuminations, fliigs, furnituve and decorations are duly described “ip the most minute details. But no mention is made of the brides, nor does a single feminine name appear in the lengthy list of guests who attended. Fifteen hundred .turned p, in cluding maharajahs, nawabs, . mirzas and syuds galore, and the affair went off orilliantly in every way. But poor Nourmahal did not’'get even a. peep a‘ it, unles$ surreptitiously through some chink in the zenana. [t-is-further stated that all the guests.made a point of offering felicitations to the bridegrooms, but no good wishes did they “bring” for” the brides. Yet, odd to say ,all seemed to have enjoyed themselves greatly, or the'festivities wo.td not have been prolonged until far into the night.—London World. aes} " ‘The Delicious, Muffin. There is no more delicious breakfast than an° English muffin, served, as it should be, hot, after being torn apart and toasted. The broken surface must be crisp and daintily brown, A dish of strawberries, a plate of toasted oruffina, with fresh ¢ or a glass of rich milk, wil! take a breakfust fur an . epicure. An English muffin is, of course, unfit for the table before it ig toasted; by the process of cooking itis not thoroughly done in the center. When served as it should be, split and toasted, it is justly the pride ofthe English_housewife.— New York Tribune. ys aud coffs,s Eritish Capital in Mexico.nital into Mexico fis almost as Extensive as its TnNnx to this sounutry. Nearly $100,000,000 of English goldwas invested there last year, and railroads, fands, miites; manufactures and banks have all participated in this Pactolean stream to such an extent that the maintenance of order in the republic las become almost as important to.Treat . Britain as to Mexico herself. British capitalists have undertaken the “Phe flow of British ca . There was a box party at the Naticnal he Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep. Sounds nice, don’t it? But O, how fast and furious are the rockings in rough weather! The intestinal warfare begotgen in your vitals by the sea’s commotion beggars description; What's the proper caper under these circumstances? Take Hostetter’s Stomach ‘Bitters. Nothing comparable to it for remedying sea sickness or the kindred nausea from which many delicate land travelers suffer. Dyspepsia, cramps, constipation and biliousness also are invariably and_ promptly remedied by the Bitters, Exposure in rough weather is often productive of hurtful consequence, which may, however, be averted by the timely use of the Bitters, which diffuses an agreeable warinth through the system, and promotes an “*@efive circulation of the blood in the extremities when benumbed and chilled. Malaria, rheumatism and debility are remedied by the Bitters. ne The Home Benetit Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. kidney trouble, — + 20-— —Schilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. OND ENIOGYS 3 th the nithed and resi cup of Fics is taken; it is pleasa ‘ut vefresuing to. the taste, and ac ily yet promptly on thé Kidney ver ant Bowels, cleanses the ey u effectiially, dispels colds, hes: _aes_ond fevers and _eures-habitypation permanently. For se 1 50¢ and $*~bottles by all druggist CALIFORKIA FIG SYRUP. CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, LOUISVALE, KY WEW YORK, N.Y ene FOR ITSELF, for itself, but has ae oe thousands of peo ple to speak for it. Lhe testimonials ‘hat have been given in its favor by people who have been cured by it would fill pages of a newspaper. No sther medicine has been so thorough\yendorse i by the public. Here isa sample of, sos . Disinterested Testimony. Rev. M. B.-Wharton, pastor of the First Bap(ist Church, Montgon erg Ala. writes: “TI have seen Swift's Specific used, and have *nown many cases of the worst form of blood disease which lave been cured by it. Iknow the proprietors to be gentlemen of the highast type, and of the utmost reliability. I reco mmend it as a great blood remedy une: quaied by anything that I know of.” Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free. ‘HE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga Ordinance No, 101. N Ordinance Regulating Saloons, Barrooms and other places where Liquors are kept to be retailed, to be drank upon the spot. The Board of Trustees of the City of Nevada do ordain as follows : ‘ Section 1—It shall be unlawful for any person or persona, company, corporation or other associatio1 of persons, within . the corporate limits of the City of Neva. } bar or other place where intoxicating . liquors, wines beer, mali liquors of any kind, or other hquors are kept to be soli at retail to be drank upon the spot, or to conduct or carry on auy or either ofsuch business between the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of any day and the hour of tive o'clock A. M. succeeding, and at the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of each day such places of business wustbe closed. Section 2. Any person or persons, company, corporatian or other ‘association of, persons who does or shall keep open any saloon, bar-room, bar or other place where intoxicating liquors, wine, beer, malt liquors of any kind, or other liquors are kept to be sold at retail to be drank upon the spot, or conducts or carries on any such business after the hour of twelve o'clock midnight of any day and before the hour of tive o’clock A. M. next sue: ceeding is guilty of a misdgyeanor and upon conviction thereof shall be fined in a sum not less than ten dollars and not exceeding one hundred dollars or siall be imprisoned in the Vity prison for a term not exceeding ten days. a Section 3. Any person or persons, company, «orporation or association of persons violating any of the provisions of this Ordinance are hereby declared guilty of maintaining a public nuisance and shall (in addition to the penalties herein prescribed) be ‘proceeded against in the manner prescribed by the laws of this State forthe abatement. of public nuisances, and the said nuisance shall be abated, and in addition thereto tle license of such person or persons, company, corporation or association of persons shall be revoked, and no City License shall be hereafter issued to keep any such saloon, bar-room, bar or other place when the owner, keeper or proprietor thereof is known to_have been guilty of violating the provisions of this Ord nance» ments for attending. The committee will report tonight. Thanksgiving Day Sports. Numerous county seat-people contemplate going to Watt Park on Thanksgiving Day to enjoy the-rare sport that will be provided by the Jockey Club for their entertainment. -There wil! be some fine horse-racing, hare coursing, a tug of war and other enjoyable features, The Jockey Club numbers among its members some of the most prominent and public_spirit~~~» €d men of the.county, and theywill * & , Te make their initial meeting a great success. The fun will begin at 10 o'clock A. M. Tom Fitch Writes a Book. ry Hon. Thomas Fitch, who has on the Pacific Coast but one equal (Hon. Samuel M. Shortridg=) as an orator, can write as well as make speeches. He and his wife have just published a powerful book entitled ‘‘Better Days, or a Millionaire of Tomorrow.” It is a fascinating story charmingly told and is'a plea for the amelioration of the condition of our nation’s wage-workers. Editor Mason Going Away. It is reported that H. A. Mason is about to dispose of the Truckee Republican, which he has been publishing for some time past, and that he will go to San Jose soon to work in the Better Times newspaper office. ~ ——— The Ellen Case Postponed. The Elle Ellen will contest case, set for trial in the Superior Court today, has been postponed till tomorrow owing to the absence of ex-Judge Walling who has not yet returned from Downieville. ws A You Bet Mine. Supervisor Buffington of this city returned today from You Bet station, near which place he is prospecting a quartz claim with Warren Pearce. The property looks very promising. ——— ene Congressman Caminetti Coming. Wm. Giffin, to-day, received a telegram stating that Congressman Caminetti will arrive here this evening. The Curly Bears will hold a special meeting in his honor. The West Harmony. At the West Harmony the sinking of a sump and the doing of other deadwork has been going on for the past fortnight, but-is now nearly completed. Buckleu’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salf Rheum, Fever.Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai e, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit sely cures Piles, or no pay required. It is uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction.o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box ‘For sale at Uarr Brothers’ Drug “'tore, s201y Ofhces For Rent. ‘Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offi-, ces of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent. . tf ‘he Home Benefit Life Association Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacific Codst, some of which has been paid to people you know, @, ‘toit.” This sttipémdous Work of draining the Valley of Mexico; and, according toa report recently issued by the London foreign office, in two provinces alone several millions of acres of fine land are owned by English subjects, engaged in cattle raising.—New York Tribune. Injuries to Cireus Horses. We had to kill between twenty and thirty horses during the seagon on account of irreparable damage done to_ thera during the hippodrome races, As they are turning the corners-very often the outside horse receives a blow from the hub of tlie wheel of the chariot next of the fetlock, after which the horse isof no further use. Neither Mr. Barnum nor I believe in prolonging the agony of an animal in that condition, so directly a horse is found with such a fracture he is taken out and shot. Thus, as I said, about thirty horses were killed.—Mr. Bailey in Pall Mall Gazette. At a recent duel between two young men at Warsaw both fired and hit, but the bullet of one was flattened against the cigar case of the other; and the bullet of the other was turned aside by the pocket knife of his opponet. The seconds decided thatthe young men were oot born to kill each other, and declared he affair off, Interviewing has been got Jowp to a science by a Parisian who advertises that be will furnish for the provincial’ press interviews with distinguished men, two a week, for $15 per month. Gayarre, the great tenor, who died recently, left an estate of $800,000. His nightly salary for some time had been $1,400, and he lived very modestly. Sugar was used as fuel by the steamer Polynesian, of the Allan line, on her last trip, the supply of coal having run short Citizen—So you think of locating here? Physicion—Yes. I thought some of prae ticing among you. Citizen —See here, young man. there’s a ‘00d opening here for 4 man as understands is biz, but we don't want no practicing, or experimenting—doeloring’s what we want! Many times women call on their family physicians, suffering, as they imagine, ona from dyspepsia, another from heart disease, another from liver or kidney disease, another from nervous exhaustion or prostration, another with pain here or there, and in this way they all present, alike to themscives and their casy-going and indifferent or overbusy doctor, separate and ¢distinct diseases, for which he prescribes hfs pills and. potions, assuming them to be such, when, in reality, they are all only symptoms caused by some wornb disorder. The physician, ignorant of the cause of suffering, encourages his “ practice” until large bills are made. The suffering patient ‘gets no better, but probably worse by reason of the Selay: wrong treatment and conseguent complications, A proper medicine, tike r. th Pierce’s Favorite Prescription directed to cause would have entirely removed the disease, thereby Mor gms all those distresaing symptoms, and instituting comfort instead of prolonged misery. It's the only medicine for the weaknesses, irregu ies and painful derange aents peculiar to women, solid by druggises, under a positive ‘Narantee that it will give satis‘action in every case, or price ($1.00; it will be promptiy refunded. Dr. Pierce’s Peilets regulate “causes fracturé or splitting . ° / Ms cleanse the liver. stomach and bowels. One a dose Bold by druggists. 2% conte @ UJ ES Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Bronchitis Hoarseness; Whooping Cough. Croup ore Throat, Asthma, and every affection of the Throat Lunos and Chest, incluaing Consumptior Sveedv and perwsaent. Genuine signed “*? Buttg The Gelebrated French Ci “wocure APHRODITINE” fercn: Is Sotp on A

POSITIVE GUARANTEE to cure any form Ofnervors disease whether arisin jj fromtheexcessiv be? useof S.imulants, AFT BEFORE Tobacco or Opiu:m, or through Jouthful indisera tion, overindu ce, &c. , such as Loss of Brain Power; vakef-iness, Ecaring down Painsin the hack. S nal Weakness, Hysteria, Nervous Pros ti oeturnal Emissions, 1 @ corrhwa, Dizzi » Weak Memory, Loss of Power and Impo} teacy, whichif neglected often lead to premature old age and insanity, Price $1.00 a box, 6 boxes for $5.00. Sent by ma‘lon receipt of price’ A WRITTEN GUARANTER is given for every $5.0 order received, to refund the money if a Vermanent cre is not effected. We have trousands of testimonials from old and young, of both sexes, who have been permanently enred Ly theuse of Aphroditine. Cirenlariiree, Addresg THE APHRO MEDICINE Co, PACIFIC ERANCH, *« Sansome Street, San Francisco, Cal. FORSALEBY , pak and alter Sept. 10th, 1891. W. D. VINTON = Nevada Gity. . JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. Ee Regular ~AnnualMecting —of— the force and take effect from and after the 7th day of December, 1891. Passed this 19th day of November, 1891, : ALEX. GAULT, President of the Board of Trustees. T._H.: Carr, Clerk. : F The first publication of this Ordinance was made November 20th, 1391. Notfee to Manzanita Stockholders. Stockholders of the Manzanita Con. Gravel Mining Company willie held at Justice Wheeler’s Courtroom on the Seeond day of December, 1891, at 7:30 0’el’k Pp, M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such otlier bisiness ag may come before the meeting. ; GEO. C. SHAW, President. R. J. Simmons, Secretary. Nevada City, Nov. 14), 1591. Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept. 7th, 1801, a dividend (No. 43) of titty cents per share was declared payable on —_—— are viewed with excla along Broad street. It is worth looking borne in mind that to carry this season, you WALK INTO Where you will find county to select from. See: soon, .We will then tell ‘0. Broad Street,OUR NEW SHOW WINDOW And the attractive’ goods displayed in it the hundreds of people who daily pass egance and completeness of the stock +-we newest and lowest-priced assortment in the o—_ ; ~~ 200 Sealette Reefers and Capes Just Opened. They are Rich, Stylish and Durable. Endless Variety of Cloth Wraps, Jackets and Sacks. Right from New York City. BEWITCHING EMBROIDERED DRESS PATTERNS, In all Grades and Effects. . CARPETS, WALL PAPER AND CURTAINS. \. We have always been the leaders in these things, and this year we outdo ourselves, WET WEATHER GOODS. Such as Gossamers, Rubbers and Umbrellas. (4@F-Our Holiday Anvouncement will be made you about many Christmas.and New Year Novelties. ROSENBERG BROS., PALACE DRY GOODS STORE, : i mations of delight by at; but it should be fully realize the elshould GUR STORE the largest, richest, act only speaks. j da, to keep open any saloon, bar-room,}Section 4. This Ordinance shall he in} Closings Them Laid Away. o c Goods. Elegant Stock of CLOTHING, HATS, than others can afford to, # A visit will convince you of this fact. New: Furniture : Store, JAS. KINKEAD, PROPRIETOR, Dealer in FURNITURE, : BEDDING, : Ec. BEDROOM SETS; TABLES, CHAIRS, SPRING BEDS, MATTRESSES, ETC. &# Upholstering and Repairing Done on Short Notice and at the Lowest Rates. Country orders filled with dispatch.— All goods will be sold at the lowest rates for cash. Call and get prices and be convinced, Pianos moved and packed for shipping. Thankful for past patronage, I respectfully solicit a continuance, in future. Nevada City, Civil ; Engineer : and : Surveyor, Devutv‘Countv Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral®.Survevor es ares? in Morgea sicchberts block Nevada JAS, KINKEAD, Proprietor. Commercial Street, below Tea’ Store. W. W.WACGONER, (Successor to W. F. Fnglebright,) Croton met tn Sees ck 4 a ° * J. R. REDMAN, M.D. 7to8P.m. t A FURNISHING GOODS, —_ 0 ———— New goods received every week, ~ Particulars Later. TRUNKS, ETC W. D. VINTON has commenced receiving an Holiday Ee Just Received, my New Fall and Winter Stock of SHOES; It is the Largest and most Complete” Assortment ol Goods in this line that has ever been received here. AS TO PRICES, —— My being associated with one of the largest® wholesale houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me to place goods on the market here at :a much lower figure _46 the store and a very close inspection off prices Chas. Grimes, DEADINGS CLOTHIER, At the*Corner of Broad’ and Ping Strests, Nevada City. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY, HRONIC DISEASES, af Well as those peculiar to femalés, a specialty. rerared to treat Diseases Amenable to Elecpticity. Residence : Mrs, Novitzky’s House. Office : Cloke’s Building. Office Hours: 10 to 124, M., 2 to4 and Dissolution Notice, HE undersigned, he on the Blacksmithin ing business under the firth name of Denney & Gray, have this da nership by mutual consent. retofore carrying g and Horseshoey dissolved partMr. Denney will continue to conduct the business. All persons indebted tothe late firm are requested td settle their accounts immediately. bg CHAS. W. DENNEY, si W. C. GRAY. Nevapa Curry, Oct, 15, 1891, Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Minin held on the 14th day of Oct., idend (No, 17) of Ten (10 share was declared payable on aeeey: Oct. 17, 18 ie Company, No. Room 10. $ ‘ g Company, 1891, a diyvents per) and after 91, at the office of ; 320 Sansome street, ay ied Hep Cal. Transfer 8 Wi closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o'clock wm. sion TueEo. Werzet, See'y: some street, Room Office—No. 320 San: 10, San Francisco, (; o16-td -Out Sale Grand Firemen’s . Ball ! MILLINERY. GOODS! We are Bancloine a Larga Stock of Etolidasr -Geoods ! AND MUST MAKE ROOM FOR THEM ! TEBAREFKor We offer our entire stock of HATS AND FEATHERS AT NEARLY One-Half the Reguar Prices: Select Your.Holiday Goods Now and Have _. UPHOLSTERING AND CAEPET LAYING 4 —AT— ARMORY HALL, —ON— Thursday Eve’, Nov, 26 Under the auspices of the Nevada City Fire Department MUSIC BY GOYNE’S ORCHESTRA, Committee of Arrangements : JOHN F. HOOK, ED. SCHMIDT, W. T. MORGAN, J. J. JACKSON, 3. G. NEAGLE, EK. J. BAKER. Invitation and Reception Committee, Members of Nevada Hose Company No, 1 and Pennsylvania Engine Co. No. 2.. FLOOR “DIRECTOR, ---J. J. JACKSON, Floor Directors: W. T. Morgan, J. Hanley, J. Neagle, Fd. Tompkins, L. 8. Calkins, Geo. M. lawrence, Ed. Baker, R. Eddy, Chas. Crimes, E. W. Schmidt. A-Novel:Feature-of —theEvening’s~ Entertertainment. will be a. T-U-G O-F W-A-R . BETWEEN The Two Companies” ofthe: Department, FOR A SOLID SILVER FIREMEN’S TRUMPET. Tickets (admitting Gentleman and Two Ladies) $1, MAIN STREET......NEVADA {CITY eae Déalers tin FURNITURE, ‘BEDS, _ BEDDING, House Furnishing Goods, Etc. Gaivets, Linoleum, Matting, Oil Cloth Wall Paver, Window Shades. &@Picture Frameyv Made to order New York Bakery G. Wm. Durst, Prop, I AVIN . PURCHASED THIS WELLknown and popular Bakery, on Commercial {Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend tokeepjon hand at all times the very best of Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc. Wedding Cakes and;Pastry 4 Made to orderon sh reasonable terms, Allorders for an ly uttended to. By strict attention to business, giving th best satisfection and selling at hate rae i hope to merit a liberal petronage, i ort notice and on most ythirg in my line prompt 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 Administrator of the Estate of Louisa Moore, deceased, having filed his peticertain real estate of said decedent, it is ordered by the said Court, that all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, appear before the said Superior Court on Monday, the 30th day of November, 1891,at 1 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the Court Room of said Superior Court at Nevada City, in the county of Nevada, to show cause why an order should not be granted to the said Administrator to sell the interest of the estate in the Gray quartz ledge at private sale. And that a copy of ‘this order bege four successive weeks in the auly Lrariscript, a new i and published A said ‘Ney; ida cone cai bald Ga Admission to Gallery—Ladie cts. ; tion duly verified for an order of sale of . . San Francisco, California, named settler h: tea Pr ty 4 M. Green, Willis Green. J. R. Hughes, sie ote We nowees, NATIONAL EXCHANGE HOTEL RECTOR BROS. birictons -The Only Pirst-olacs Hotel in the City Massive Fire-proof Str ucture, Free from the danger of. Fire so preva. lentin Large Hote's, Headquarters of Gommerciai Travele:g ard Tourists, Free ‘Bus to and from all Trains, Teleg-aph, Post Office and General Stage Office in the Building. ihe Table Not Excelled by that Any Hotel in the Interior of the State. New Boot and -Shoz Score: JOUN DELBRIDGE HAS just received a Fine stock of Ladies, Gents’ and Misses’ Shoes Which he will sell at LOW PRICEg. All kinde of Repairing Done. Store—Pine Street, near Hroad. n3 FELIX SCHRAKAMP, (Kecently of Grass Valley,) H's: succeeded to the ownership of e Milwaukee Brewery Salogn * At this city. He will constantly ke p on hand the tin st of Wines, Piatoriacn Cigars. A share of the public patronage is sol'cted. SSG eet oe na New Barber Shop. CHAS. KLINGENSPOR, froR thirty-five years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Nevada City-and-resumed-business:-He~will be found on the north side of Cominercial street near Main, © Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shamponing. LUKTIB & IANS, . WATOHMAKER:AND JEWELER Broad Street, Nevada City. P.F. SIMONDS Attorney and Counselor at Law,’ nited Staves Courts, OFFICE—Morgan & Roberts’ Block. Neva da City : Delinquent Sale Notice. Ne BLUOMFIELD GRAVEL MINING COMPANY.—Location of priucipal place of business, San_ FrancisBloomtield, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There is delinquent upon. the following described stock, on account of asgessment No. 48, levied on the Y8th day of September, 1491, the several amounts set opposite the names of the respective shareholiers, as. follows: Name. No. Certif. No. Shs. Am’t. -Barron, William E. : i S Barron, Mary Barron, Eustace Barron, Joseph Barron, Roberta Bowie, A. J. Jr; 160 500 175.00 Durrstein, L. de 204 «14 4.90 Haggin, Louis T., Tr. 314 1000 350.00 Haggin, Lous T., Tr. 315 1000 350.00 Haggin, Louis'l., Tr. 316 100) 350.00 Haggin, Louis‘I’., Tr. $17 125 43.75 Hoetler, L. M., Tr. 306 1890 661.50 Martinez, Raoul, ‘Ir. 226 64 22.40 Mooser, Joseph H. 318 200 70.00 Moretti, C, 180. 14 4.90 Rolph, James, Tr. 264 5994 2097.90 Rolph, Jame, Tr. 307 1000 350. Rolph, Ja nes, Tr. 320 200 70.00 Rolph, James, Tr. 821 226 79.10 Smith, Cora B. . 255 3125° 1093.75 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the 28th day of September, 18y1, so many shares of ench parcel of such stock as may be necessury, will be sold -at public auction, at the office of the Company, Room 24, No. 320 Sansome treet, San Franci co, California, on Tuesday, the first day of December, 1891, at the hour of 11 o'clock A. M., of said day, to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, together with costs of advertising and expenses of the sale, H. PICHOIR, Sec’y. Office—-Room 24, 320 Sansome street, San 1] Francisco, California, Delinquent Sale Notice. . A HAYES MINING COMPANY. Location of principal place.. of “business San Francisco, California, Location of works French Corral, Nevada county, California. Notice.—There is delinquent upon the following described stock, on account of assessment No. 3, levied on the 24th day of September, 1891, the several amounts set opposite the names of the: respective shareholders, as follows : Name. No. Certif. No. Shs. Am’t. Chr. de Guigne, 1? 25) § 37.50 James Rolph, Trustee, 31 100 150.00 James Rolph, Trustee, 32 186 279.00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Director ', made on the 24th day of September, 1891, so many shares of each parcel of such stock as may e necessary, will be sold at public auction, at the office of the Company, room 24, No. 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, California, on day of December, 1891, at the hour of 12 o'clock M., ot said day, to pay said deLinganalt assessinent thereon, together wi the sale. ‘tuesday, the first 1 costs of adver ising and expenses of H. PICHOIR, Sec’y. Office—Room 24, 320 > 4 Notice for Publication, _ [se OFFICE AT SACRAMENTO,CAL Octeber 1¢th, ie otice is heréby given that the fi Mowing ada county, lod notice of his. intenJous CaLvwens, ‘ton to make Ail proo in support of his Jedesol that ee claim, and that ga f will be made beore ig uperior Court, . fore John Caldwell, perior Judge of Neated Oct. 30th 1891., vada county, Cal at Nevada vity,alifornis, Frep Seants, Atty. 030 Reve mber 18th, 1801, pe ae Nevada City P. 0, who made H. 0. parce mesccunss 1 SE ection 1a © Fe » 4 oO Beginuers earn from #36 to@5t + We d4r Section 36, N. &. _ i per week,and more after «litt . “. Ds M. He names the fullowing witness. set yaaa eae: . Sa Quirealeconmnoas reaidance orment, xtion of, : RA wherever you li .¢ Bowe sexes: all's whe ye a é one. ie The upen viz b.W. ,.*@l7 x, Register, VV 1 PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND£0, California. Location of works,.Nerth-— Barron, Robert { 291 4125 $1443.75--—