November 26, 1890 (4 pages)

NENTAI IPANY, t iconnevLines itleans TS. + CARS ars te. hs No a BeCUred, me pplice. choice of MA anh Agt ger, oy » apply to RB. R. Gav nia, apply pts. P, R, nny Mal, HS STUDY ‘ears suftieebey Dr, . language, terms and Sykes CHOOL eet, co, Cal, RIP? L, GRAZING iBERING eing Fuliy n ENINGS L.LOCAL. . that reachart of his patrons in » aswell as d more re ND and to the whole er a faithee be@ coun es. It pres . ERS 4 PAN f= Job Printmy, maa. . roprietor. CIAL, EVyok. stu rday Afmae . ent, IOMPANY. f B 068 on of ounty, Val. a eeting the 2 : A Taare NOVEMGRE 26, 1890 ne MYSTEKIOUS Gas. it Ktlls One Man aud Prostrates Nine Others. Stage driver Gaffney says that early Sunday. morning, at Whiskey. Diggings in Sierra county, twenty miles north of Downieville, Mark Schofield, a promineat inine owner, saw what appeared to be a large volume of blue smoke issuing from the mouth of the tunnel to his drift claim . : where work has been carried on regularly for anumber of years past. BSchofield remarked tohie wife that . he thonght the timbers must be -afire, and that he would go in and see if he . . could prevent the flames from spreading t» the portion of the tunnel used as a powder magazine. He entered, and not emerging within a reasonable * length of time Mrs. Schofield asked another man to follow him and see what was the reason. The second man soon returned saying that he had reached Schofield’s body not very far from the mouth and was about to bringit out when he felt himself succumbing and had to retreat. The neighborhood was quickly alarmed and eight more men came to the rescue. They all tried to enter, but were unable to do so. The “blue smoke,” which proved te be a poisonous gas, drove them back and it was with difficulty that annmber got out alive. Two fell unvonscious near the mouth and had to be dragged out by their comrades, At last accounts Schofield’s body had not been recovered and a messenger had been sent to Downieville for assistance. PERSONAL MENTION. é Secial and Other Notes Abous People Old and Yeung. < Mra. John McPe1n of Washington is in town, R. McMurray of San Juau has returned fromm the Bay. Mrs.T. 8. Ford went to San Francisco Tuesday night. Mrs. C. E. McBean of El Paso, Texas, went.to Washington Tuesday. Capt. Wm. Young of San Francisco, an old resident of Grass Valley, is in town. Superintendent Tregidgy of the Washington mine was down from Ormonde Tuesday. Mra, V. 8. Bradley and Miss Mattie Bradley are visiting friends at Santa Clara. They will return here Sunday. — Levi Kendrick, who it weet here on *a visit, returns Saturday to Copperopolis, Calaveras county, to resume charge of the mill at Pine Log mine. Among the prominent mining men here attending the Idaho-Maryland trial are J. B. Hobson, State Mineralogist Irelan, John Hays Hammond, H. W. Fairbanks, f_———_——__-________ We are all free American citizens, enjoying our personal liberty; but most of us are in physical slavery, suflering from scrofula, salt rheum or some other form of impure blodd. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier which gives physical liberty. Noxsopy can be troubled. with cen_ ,stipation if they take Simmons Liver * Regulator. Patriarchs, Attention. The officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, I. 0. 0. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on , BarurpDay Evznine, November 29th, at 73¢ o'clock sHARP. As business of importance is to be transacted it is expected thaf.all excuses be set aside and every officer and member will ke promptly on hand. By order of the Encampment, D. Hurcummeon, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, 8. td A Special Meeting. A-pecial meeting of Laurel, Parlor, N. D.G. W., will be held in Pythian Castle at 3:30 o’clock onWednesday afternoon. Business of the greatest importance ia to be transacted and every member’s presence is desired. Sana Muer, President. §. 0, SuxerortH, Sé@cretarv. ABSOLUTE. eee ea is THE . SORATCHER. A Table Showing His Work in This Bounty. at the . Election. Held November 4, 1890. > = + ciel a 2 TIE 19 Bi Zia im Z\z Fy ae . FE EE Ie ele el . ? . 2 a . e . g £. @ jal<c 3 y : = F/EIBEIENE IE lilals ls (2 i . an Po 318 gis g's =a aha 2 3 g . : ERIE TS IE ig ig Zi (2 . e ig ; Fy x VE RIRUEIE IIE lgie ig ie le le (ETE IE . e Fe. 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O12] 3] 2] 191 4) 18) 12 1. . 2} 11 2} 11) 5] 1 5 . 12} 1) 9} 12 Towas ..+.<.: 2169. 1861'96. 307/325. 28818131171. 59153"1461547. 1901196\587\2081616. 67412881483. 001. 380. 480. 480. 1721135. 484. 4981124. 100!4961234!382'374'241'3481268/207I838 om. THE DRAMA. Mow a Lady Feretoid the Strike. a Geoa Cempany With a magne im the Harmeny. img Reperteire. About six months ago the wife of @. The Russell Company more than prominent business man of this city . fulfilled all promises bya very supehad a dream wherein she visited a . rior performanceot “The Black Flag” drift mine from which hundreds of . on Monday evening. Mise Darragh, dollars’ worth -of shining lumps of . Mr, Phillee, Mr. Caine and Mr. SedA PROPRETIU DREAM. : gold were being taken daily. Upon awakening she recalled with startling vividness the most minute details of the countour of the land in which the bonanza was located, the character and appearance of the buildings, etc. One night the early part ef this month she had a dream in which her fancy wandered again to the same claim. Itwas thesame busy, productive place of her first dream. Eveyything appeared the same as it had whenshe had been there half # year earlier, and the picture was impressed upon her mind more firmly if possible than before, The morning following the second dream she came down town and then heard for the first time of the rich strike made the preceding afterneon in the Harmony drift mine near town. The gentleman who spoke of it also incidentally mentioned that her husband might yet get rich out of it. “How’s that ?’’ she asked. . “Why, by dividends on his stock,’’ was the reply. A little inquiry developed the fact, half held a goodwsized block. pointed towards the Washington saying: big strike was made Wednesday.” ley had the more prominent parts, and they were well sustained by the ladies and gentlemen in the minor characA-GREAT SUIT. -@1000,000 Werth ef Quarts Mining Land inveived. ‘The suit of the Idaho Mining Company against the Maryland Mining . Grass Valley Tuesday evening licenses Company,to determine the boundary line between the two claims, which are situated in Grass Valley district, was bagun Tuesday merning before Judge Walling. On Monday it was hoped s compromise could be reached, but neridge of which they had a good view, . The play ends happily by the restora“That’s the Harmony, where the] and the unionof the lovers, ters, As heretofore stated, the troupe . gotiations tothat end resulted in a deis much stronger than when here last termination on both sides to ‘fight it Spring, and is deserving ef crowded . out.” . houses. The property involved is roughly esTuesday evening “The White] timated to be worth $100,000. Much Slave” was given. . The bill for’ Wednesday evening ‘ants. The Coleman brothers, George (the farewell sppearance) is. D. McLean, Frank G. Beatty and the beautiful and pathetic Irish comedy-drama of “‘My Geraldine, or Blosj principal som Brae.” The acene is laid at Bios . While Captain William Young, one of som Brae Farm where Mary Carfoll,. the most affluent capitalists of San the daughter of a well-to-do farmer, is] Francisvo, is associated with &. P. secretly married to young Squire Ar-. Dorsey as one of the owners of the denof Ardenmoore. He is killed ona . Maryland. Flemish battle field before the mar-. The trialis likely to last a fortnight, ringe is made public, McShane, his} 92d some of the leading mining exbody servant, is entrusted with a pack. perts of the coast will testify in it. age to deliver tu Mary Carroll in} Mesers, Cross, Oraig and Kitts apwhich Arden acknowledges her.as his . Pear on behalf ef the Idaho and Meswife. This McShane sells to the new . #rs. Lindley, Simonds and Dibble for Squire who afterwards repents of his} the Maryland. crime and attempts to atone for it by. The opening statement for the plaina marriage between his son and Mary . tiff-w: made by Hon. ©. W. Cross Carrell’s daughter Geraldine. Mo. and that forthe defendant by Hon. riage abducts Geraldine and imprisons} 8. P. Maslin, Secretary of the Btate A day or two afterward she was . herjin Grey Nun’s Abbey, where she . Board of Equalization and who mined tuking a buggy ride north of town . ig found by Maurice Arden, her with alady friend, when the lat'er . and rescued just as McShane is about }around in early times, was the first to add murder to his other crimes.] Witness. He is still testifying. wad Accidente. On Monday afternoon while Mrs. In this play Miss Darragh finds an. GeorgeCleme with her two young tion of theestate to Mary’s daughter Shane being about to lose his position . Curtis H. Lindley. Of course they ai which was new to her, that her better . as head steward by reason of the unar. did not harmonize to any great extent, Recwy to bu you have “made up you! sis a ake Gurr Bros, Bole Agents Soi by One Bee pointed out, carelessly at first. Her . to display her emotional talents. indifference lasted but an instant. claimed, character acting. Acloser inspection verified her exthe dump, the trestle, all were an ex ict . tray) of the Irish middleman. reproduction cf her vision in both ee dreams, “Tam not a believer in dreams or visions, neither do I incline to the sugar; read what he says: impractical and unsabstantial in any Totxvo, O., Jan. 10, 1887, form,” shesaid to the reporter when above outlined, and asked her if the dreams as you were told, and in them I saw what I afterwards saw when wide .awake aud knew to be aj reality.” Flow do you explain it?” “JT do not attempt an explanation. bed it You proche: the fact pod pot ct bg Fete ge ih to L” por asy — wonderful, and would say in conc tion that I have yet to find a case Catarrh that it would not care, se disi§ they would take it according to At the Native Daughters Thankegivrections. Yours truly, ting souvenir hop to be given at Ar LL. Gensven, &. D., mory Hall Thursday evening the ‘price Office, 215 + Bt, of admission to the gallery will Sammi The Sou venir Hep. cents. p2-3t . ale Cutarrh Cure. ternally. ae ‘ 3: Itching Piles are known by moisture or ne ae +s — ‘Tike perspiration, causing intense : raggists, itching when warm. . This form as . well ag Blind, Bleeding and protrudA Bure Cure for Piles. ' Per sate, allays itching and effects # permanen, mont, Albany, New York, 21-2w Nosopr can have Simmons Liver A “an who has practiced medicine . daughter of Mr. avin for 40 years ought to know salt from rege ee by nevis Mewérs, F. J,-Cheney & Co.—Genhe told her what be had heard, 93]. 0). “1 have been Oa aca oe practice of medicine for most 40 years, story were troe; “but I had the} oo 4 would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a areata . ‘preparation that I could prescribe . eure by Vegetable with 8 much confidence of success as. Sted 18 to the attention of 6 relative, whe I can Hall’sCatarrk Cure, manufactete We will give $100 for any case of be: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 Catarrh that cannot be cured with _Taken inNorth San Juan. Lot in ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s ii So ns a ii it re. Pile Remdey, which acts directly OD . snd enethird acres. Price, three , absorbs tumorst . . dred dollars. Apply to Wm. Le The dreamer looked in the direction . gxvelient opportunity as Mary Carroll . children and two young children of Owen"Dougherty were out riding in a The Phil, Carroll of Mr. Philleo is . two-wheel cart on Gold Fiat, s part of ‘The mine of my dreams!”’ she ex. said to be his most superior piece of . the harness on the horse broke and the animal became frightened and ran As McShane Mr. Caine raises the away. The eccupants were all thrown clamation. Every tree and building, . ire of all good Irishmen by. his por-. out andthe cart was capsized on top of them bruising them all in a very severe manner. The little joa = ee ee ar MERE AND THERE. A Urief Recerd ef Various Matter ef Lecal Imterecs. Cupid Greaney took with him te for the marriage of three couples at that town. Sunday night the barn of. 8. A, Winn, onthe McCourtney road seven miles below Grass Valley, was burned. There was partial insurance. A Huatington mill and an ore crusher for D. R. McKillican’s mine om the Middle Yuba above Moore's Fiat weresent up Tuesday from this city. Lawyer Barrows is the attorney for defendant in the Hare divorce suit, and A. J. Ridge represents Mrs. Hare who brought the suit. The TranSORIPT inadvertently located Mr, Burrows on the wrong side. 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NENTAI IPANY, t iconnevLines itleans TS. + CARS ars te. hs No a BeCUred, me pplice. choice of MA anh Agt ger, oy » apply to RB. R. Gav nia, apply pts. P, R, nny Mal, HS STUDY ‘ears suftieebey Dr, . language, terms and Sykes CHOOL eet, co, Cal, RIP? L, GRAZING iBERING eing Fuliy n ENINGS L.LOCAL. . that reachart of his patrons in » aswell as d more re ND and to the whole er a faithee be@ coun es. It pres . ERS 4 PAN f= Job Printmy, maa. . roprietor. CIAL, EVyok. stu rday Afmae . ent, IOMPANY. f B 068 on of ounty, Val. a eeting the 2 : A Taare NOVEMGRE 26, 1890 ne MYSTEKIOUS Gas. it Ktlls One Man aud Prostrates Nine Others. Stage driver Gaffney says that early Sunday. morning, at Whiskey. Diggings in Sierra county, twenty miles north of Downieville, Mark Schofield, a promineat inine owner, saw what appeared to be a large volume of blue smoke issuing from the mouth of the tunnel to his drift claim . : where work has been carried on regularly for anumber of years past. BSchofield remarked tohie wife that . he thonght the timbers must be -afire, and that he would go in and see if he . . could prevent the flames from spreading t» the portion of the tunnel used as a powder magazine. He entered, and not emerging within a reasonable * length of time Mrs. Schofield asked another man to follow him and see what was the reason. The second man soon returned saying that he had reached Schofield’s body not very far from the mouth and was about to bringit out when he felt himself succumbing and had to retreat. The neighborhood was quickly alarmed and eight more men came to the rescue. They all tried to enter, but were unable to do so. The “blue smoke,” which proved te be a poisonous gas, drove them back and it was with difficulty that annmber got out alive. Two fell unvonscious near the mouth and had to be dragged out by their comrades, At last accounts Schofield’s body had not been recovered and a messenger had been sent to Downieville for assistance. PERSONAL MENTION. é Secial and Other Notes Abous People Old and Yeung. < Mra. John McPe1n of Washington is in town, R. McMurray of San Juau has returned fromm the Bay. Mrs.T. 8. Ford went to San Francisco Tuesday night. Mrs. C. E. McBean of El Paso, Texas, went.to Washington Tuesday. Capt. Wm. Young of San Francisco, an old resident of Grass Valley, is in town. Superintendent Tregidgy of the Washington mine was down from Ormonde Tuesday. Mra, V. 8. Bradley and Miss Mattie Bradley are visiting friends at Santa Clara. They will return here Sunday. — Levi Kendrick, who it weet here on *a visit, returns Saturday to Copperopolis, Calaveras county, to resume charge of the mill at Pine Log mine. Among the prominent mining men here attending the Idaho-Maryland trial are J. B. Hobson, State Mineralogist Irelan, John Hays Hammond, H. W. Fairbanks, f_———_——__-________ We are all free American citizens, enjoying our personal liberty; but most of us are in physical slavery, suflering from scrofula, salt rheum or some other form of impure blodd. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier which gives physical liberty. Noxsopy can be troubled. with cen_ ,stipation if they take Simmons Liver * Regulator. Patriarchs, Attention. The officers and members of Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, I. 0. 0. F., are requested to meet at their Hall on , BarurpDay Evznine, November 29th, at 73¢ o'clock sHARP. As business of importance is to be transacted it is expected thaf.all excuses be set aside and every officer and member will ke promptly on hand. By order of the Encampment, D. Hurcummeon, C. P. Gro. A. Gray, 8. td A Special Meeting. A-pecial meeting of Laurel, Parlor, N. D.G. W., will be held in Pythian Castle at 3:30 o’clock onWednesday afternoon. Business of the greatest importance ia to be transacted and every member’s presence is desired. Sana Muer, President. §. 0, SuxerortH, Sé@cretarv. ABSOLUTE. eee ea is THE . SORATCHER. A Table Showing His Work in This Bounty. at the . Election. Held November 4, 1890. > = + ciel a 2 TIE 19 Bi Zia im Z\z Fy ae . FE EE Ie ele el . ? . 2 a . e . g £. @ jal<c 3 y : = F/EIBEIENE IE lilals ls (2 i . an Po 318 gis g's =a aha 2 3 g . : ERIE TS IE ig ig Zi (2 . e ig ; Fy x VE RIRUEIE IIE lgie ig ie le le (ETE IE . e Fe. 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O12] 3] 2] 191 4) 18) 12 1. . 2} 11 2} 11) 5] 1 5 . 12} 1) 9} 12 Towas ...+.<.: 2169. 1861'96. 307/325. 28818131171. 59153"1461547. 1901196\587\2081616. 67412881483. 001. 380. 480. 480. 1721135. 484. 4981124. 100!4961234!382'374'241'3481268/207I838 om. THE DRAMA. Mow a Lady Feretoid the Strike. a Geoa Cempany With a magne im the Harmeny. img Reperteire. About six months ago the wife of @. The Russell Company more than prominent business man of this city . fulfilled all promises bya very supehad a dream wherein she visited a . rior performanceot “The Black Flag” drift mine from which hundreds of . on Monday evening. Mise Darragh, dollars’ worth -of shining lumps of . Mr, Phillee, Mr. Caine and Mr. SedA PROPRETIU DREAM. : gold were being taken daily. Upon awakening she recalled with startling vividness the most minute details of the countour of the land in which the bonanza was located, the character and appearance of the buildings, etc. One night the early part ef this month she had a dream in which her fancy wandered again to the same claim. Itwas thesame busy, productive place of her first dream. Eveyything appeared the same as it had whenshe had been there half # year earlier, and the picture was impressed upon her mind more firmly if possible than before, The morning following the second dream she came down town and then heard for the first time of the rich strike made the preceding afterneon in the Harmony drift mine near town. The gentleman who spoke of it also incidentally mentioned that her husband might yet get rich out of it. “How’s that ?’’ she asked. . “Why, by dividends on his stock,’’ was the reply. A little inquiry developed the fact, half held a goodwsized block. pointed towards the Washington

saying: big strike was made Wednesday.” ley had the more prominent parts, and they were well sustained by the ladies and gentlemen in the minor characA-GREAT SUIT. -@1000,000 Werth ef Quarts Mining Land inveived. ‘The suit of the Idaho Mining Company against the Maryland Mining . Grass Valley Tuesday evening licenses Company,to determine the boundary line between the two claims, which are situated in Grass Valley district, was bagun Tuesday merning before Judge Walling. On Monday it was hoped s compromise could be reached, but neridge of which they had a good view, . The play ends happily by the restora“That’s the Harmony, where the] and the unionof the lovers, ters, As heretofore stated, the troupe . gotiations tothat end resulted in a deis much stronger than when here last termination on both sides to ‘fight it Spring, and is deserving ef crowded . out.” . houses. The property involved is roughly esTuesday evening “The White] timated to be worth $100,000. Much Slave” was given. . The bill for’ Wednesday evening ‘ants. The Coleman brothers, George (the farewell sppearance) is. D. McLean, Frank G. Beatty and the beautiful and pathetic Irish comedy-drama of “‘My Geraldine, or Blosj principal som Brae.” The acene is laid at Bios . While Captain William Young, one of som Brae Farm where Mary Carfoll,. the most affluent capitalists of San the daughter of a well-to-do farmer, is] Francisvo, is associated with &. P. secretly married to young Squire Ar-. Dorsey as one of the owners of the denof Ardenmoore. He is killed ona . Maryland. Flemish battle field before the mar-. The trialis likely to last a fortnight, ringe is made public, McShane, his} 92d some of the leading mining exbody servant, is entrusted with a pack. perts of the coast will testify in it. age to deliver tu Mary Carroll in} Mesers, Cross, Oraig and Kitts apwhich Arden acknowledges her.as his . Pear on behalf ef the Idaho and Meswife. This McShane sells to the new . #rs. Lindley, Simonds and Dibble for Squire who afterwards repents of his} the Maryland. crime and attempts to atone for it by. The opening statement for the plaina marriage between his son and Mary . tiff-w: made by Hon. ©. W. Cross Carrell’s daughter Geraldine. Mo. and that forthe defendant by Hon. riage abducts Geraldine and imprisons} 8. P. Maslin, Secretary of the Btate A day or two afterward she was . herjin Grey Nun’s Abbey, where she . Board of Equalization and who mined tuking a buggy ride north of town . ig found by Maurice Arden, her with alady friend, when the lat'er . and rescued just as McShane is about }around in early times, was the first to add murder to his other crimes.] Witness. He is still testifying. wad Accidente. On Monday afternoon while Mrs. In this play Miss Darragh finds an. GeorgeCleme with her two young tion of theestate to Mary’s daughter Shane being about to lose his position . Curtis H. Lindley. Of course they ai which was new to her, that her better . as head steward by reason of the unar. did not harmonize to any great extent, Recwy to bu you have “made up you! sis a ake Gurr Bros, Bole Agents Soi by One Bee pointed out, carelessly at first. Her . to display her emotional talents. indifference lasted but an instant. claimed, character acting. Acloser inspection verified her exthe dump, the trestle, all were an ex ict . tray) of the Irish middleman. reproduction cf her vision in both ee dreams, “Tam not a believer in dreams or visions, neither do I incline to the sugar; read what he says: impractical and unsabstantial in any Totxvo, O., Jan. 10, 1887, form,” shesaid to the reporter when above outlined, and asked her if the dreams as you were told, and in them I saw what I afterwards saw when wide .awake aud knew to be aj reality.” Flow do you explain it?” “JT do not attempt an explanation. bed it You proche: the fact pod pot ct bg Fete ge ih to L” por asy — wonderful, and would say in conc tion that I have yet to find a case Catarrh that it would not care, se disi§ they would take it according to At the Native Daughters Thankegivrections. Yours truly, ting souvenir hop to be given at Ar LL. Gensven, &. D., mory Hall Thursday evening the ‘price Office, 215 + Bt, of admission to the gallery will Sammi The Sou venir Hep. cents. p2-3t . ale Cutarrh Cure. ternally. ae ‘ 3: Itching Piles are known by moisture or ne ae +s — ‘Tike perspiration, causing intense : raggists, itching when warm. . This form as . well ag Blind, Bleeding and protrudA Bure Cure for Piles. ' Per sate, allays itching and effects # permanen, mont, Albany, New York, 21-2w Nosopr can have Simmons Liver A “an who has practiced medicine . daughter of Mr. avin for 40 years ought to know salt from rege ee by nevis Mewérs, F. J,-Cheney & Co.—Genhe told her what be had heard, 93]. 0). “1 have been Oa aca oe practice of medicine for most 40 years, story were troe; “but I had the} oo 4 would say that in all my practice and experience I have never seen a areata . ‘preparation that I could prescribe . eure by Vegetable with 8 much confidence of success as. Sted 18 to the attention of 6 relative, whe I can Hall’sCatarrk Cure, manufactete We will give $100 for any case of be: Gentlemen, 50 cents; ladies, 25 Catarrh that cannot be cured with _Taken inNorth San Juan. Lot in ing, yield at once to Dr, Bosanko’s ii So ns a ii it re. Pile Remdey, which acts directly OD . snd enethird acres.. Price, three , absorbs tumorst . . dred dollars. Apply to Wm. Le The dreamer looked in the direction . gxvelient opportunity as Mary Carroll . children and two young children of Owen"Dougherty were out riding in a The Phil, Carroll of Mr. Philleo is . two-wheel cart on Gold Fiat, s part of ‘The mine of my dreams!”’ she ex. said to be his most superior piece of . the harness on the horse broke and the animal became frightened and ran As McShane Mr. Caine raises the away. The eccupants were all thrown clamation. Every tree and building, . ire of all good Irishmen by. his por-. out andthe cart was capsized on top of them bruising them all in a very severe manner. The little joa = ee ee ar MERE AND THERE. A Urief Recerd ef Various Matter ef Lecal Imterecs. Cupid Greaney took with him te for the marriage of three couples at that town. Sunday night the barn of. 8. A, Winn, onthe McCourtney road seven miles below Grass Valley, was burned. There was partial insurance. A Huatington mill and an ore crusher for D. R. McKillican’s mine om the Middle Yuba above Moore's Fiat weresent up Tuesday from this city. Lawyer Barrows is the attorney for defendant in the Hare divorce suit, and A. J. Ridge represents Mrs. Hare who brought the suit. The TranSORIPT inadvertently located Mr, Burrows on the wrong side. A dry separator for extracting gold from gravel without the sid of water was at the railroad depot here Monday night en route from Loe Angeles to Thomas Marriott of North Bloomfield: It leoke like a fanoing mill. The members of Nevada Light Guard who have served the longest terms in the militia ure as follows: Jobn Waters, 14 years; J. W. Dean; 16 years; Ca Nikell 14 years; James 0. ‘Dean, 20 years; J. O. Rich, Pree ial, 26 staciier 06 years; 1 ‘years; C. O, Weisenand W. E. Horrell, A Safe Imvestmont Is ene Which ig guaranteed to bring you satisfactory results, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this safe plan you can buy from our advertised Druggist a bottle ef Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consunsption. 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The most severe and painful tunning seres, swellings in the neck er goitre, humor in the eyes, causing partial or total blindness yield to the powerfel effects of this medicine, The Worst Type. “My son was afflicted with the worst type parilla Bold by all druggtote, 61; ox for ps by 0.1. HOOD & 0O., Apothecartes, Lowell, Mase. 100 Doses One Dollar _. Spring Valley hydraulic: mine shut. City between November 15th aid Giseases. Scarcely.a family is entirely free. o1x for $8. Propared only Paul Schoen will ill arrive in Nevada down on Saturday last fer goud, and} 25th. Leave orders at Union Hotel. its final clean up began on Monday. It} Nocanvassing. tt “Yeos Bee Eiwetz Largest Dry Goods ‘Store in Nevada’ OBEY: SAMUEL YEO, Proprietor. : THE GREATEST VARIETY OF . = ae Dry Goods, Carpets and Millinery. qj . ADL DAY CROWDS OF CUSTOMERS. Wetton = aa pte chor ry Lees Than City Carpets and awe eee Missfit Carpets, 9000 REMNANTS OF Rese’ AND eiRrere—at HALP PRICE, Fine Millinery a Lorene a HIVE. ; ic nae WE ARE IN IT! And propose to offer to the people of Northern California such extra inducements that they will come to our aid and help us wade out of the Grandest Line of Qvercoats Ever placedfupon the counters of any Store in Nevada aa The figures om these goods have been placed LOW WATER MARK! ~ And they are bound to move when the public catchffon. B. H. MILLER, Odd Fellows’ Building, Broad Street = (~~ THERE HAS BEEN MILLINERY -AND -MILLINERY ! BUT NEvVRsewBsTOoORnD Have ThereiiBeen Mores. Elegant -SDesigns: wel Nee £illimexs7 Groodiss THAN WE,ARE NOW R RORSV ING Raga ccna New Store! ‘New Goods THOMAS KIDD,. Deslerin ~ Wines, Liquors, ond My stock is fresh and omplete. amine my stock. , THOMAS KIDD, reer AND = BOMBS ROME Qi wil pay you to call and ex. 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