October 1, 1889 (4 pages)

ie a= ute wer ore the Lin rom yingsell All ‘ices sell Flornd I ckis. J d un alled for 10 Boss hanlittle tan ing, treet, 1 their est of Roade@ best ted to that it mm any yuvoid avy or in eyloyed. cc, City 000 acted. PABLK enuto ANG prin. TAIN umey sIDEY ~ IDENT \SHIES . See’ ONGAS 2AN, © LN, D. Mill worked nine on the coast. , kery on Commercial street, this city. *. Mr. Durst and family will return to ‘friends at our home, Oct. 2nd, from 2 The Daily Transcript. TUESDAY. OOTOBER 1, 1889. Eee ___t The Fire Above Washington. The forest fire which started about two weeks ago in the vicinity of the Lindsey mine above the town of Washington damaged that company to-the extent of some $5,000, the boarding house andthe old and new mills being wiped out of existence. . It has swept clean the south side of the ridge between Canyon creek and the South Yuba and is now at the Anderson mine on Canyon creék as well as burning up Fall creek. The towns of Washington and Ormonde were saved from destruction by the builiing of backfires, and White -brothers’ ranch at the mouth of Canyon creek had a close call. Large nnmbers of cattle from the lower country were being pastured on the ridge,-and*they have been scattered in all directions by the flames. Many.men have been out for a week fighting the fire and now have it fairly under control. If it get= across Canycn creek there is a likelihood of the Baltic and Erie mining works being burned. The Greenhorn Fire. The forest fire which has been burningin Little York township for three weeks on Friday last reached Voss’s Mill, and it was only by the PERSONAL MENTION. Necial aud Other Notes Abeut People Old and Yeung. James Grimes of the California mine is'in town, Sam Locke went below on Saturday night’s train. A. Nivens came over from Grass . well. Valley Monday. H. B. Wheaton of Smartsville was/a tn: Sam Locke, who is prospectin town Monday. Mrs. David Douglass has returned . with the outlook. from San Francisco. D. 8. Rouse of Downieville has re-. out of the Gold Bluff mine and the turned from the Bay. Charles Klingenspor of Bloomfield is in town, . ‘W. B. ‘Stevens of Oakland is. destruction by fire. In the night both visit gN evada county. . Judge Fredenburr of Maybert is in people as sparks from the burning town on mining business, Will Walters, Jr., has gone to San. place. By hard work the town was Francisco for « fortnight’s visit. Mrs. J. S. McBride and daughter . sion air shaft to the South Fork creek ‘came up Sunday night from O kland. was burned. ee Mrs. H. Stansfield and Miss Emma McCutchan go to San Francisco Tues-. mine from water progresses satisfacday. B. H. Miller left Saturday—night fort-works like a charm so far, there being San Francisco to purchase his winter} ample power for that purpose. stock. J.G. Hall owner ofthe Union mine residents and miners of Sierra county, at Badger Hill, was at the county seat . died Wednesday morning after a sick. Monday. Mrs. Geo. A. Hare and child of. San Francisco. He was buried by the Maybert have returned from’ San. Masonic Fraternity of which he wasa Francisco. : David Hutehison has gone to Colum:. of Massachusetts and aged 61 years. bia Hillto do some prospectingon the. For years he had been the owner of hardest kind of work that the employ-. —) Dorado inine. es of Mr. Voss saved his “préperty from destruction. They no sooner had the flames under control’ there than they started‘up again halfa mile away, and this fact taken with other similar circumstances is regar ed as strong eviderice that the fires are being maliciously set. The mill has not been running over two days a week since the: trouble began, it requiring about all the attention and labor of the force to preserve the mill and yard from destruction. Nevada County at Stockton. Speaking of the Pavilion displays at the’San Joaquin county Fair, Saturday’s Stockton” Mail says: Four counties are represented on the lower floor of the north wing—San Joaquin Stanislaus, Calaveras and Nevada The premiums offered for the hest county exhibit is $150; second, $100; third, $75; fourth, $50, and fifth, $25— an. aggregate of $400. The Nevada county display covers seven tables. It consists entirely of fruits, nuts, vegetabl€s and corn, and embraces grapes chestnuts, pears, apples, quinces, plums, corn, melons, oranges, black walnuts and squashes, i The Empire Weakens. Saturday afternoon’s Grass Valley Telegraph says. This afternoon most let out. We understand that only eight men, under day’s pay, are left in the mine. ‘These are pomp anu Tributers and contract men are still on. What the end will: be'no man knows. The Empire is the oldest A Scrapping Match. set-to at fisticuffs. pants was “‘scienced’’ in the manlv art rules. Joseph Hatcher and daughter and. near Sierra City, and which was sold Mrs. Philip Curnow of Columbia Hill conditionally about a year ago.He were in town Monday. 8. Cohn of Downieville and Harry “Apple of Alleghany returned Monday morning from the Bay. r. E. W. Charles leaves this week . years. “Since returning he has—made for Mayfield, Santa Clara county, and may decide to locate there. A. Brown of Kernyille, Tulare county, was in town Monday getting some trees and vines from Gillet’s Nursery. Mrs. Mary White, who was last ‘week granted a divorce hy Judge Walling from her husband, Frank White, has goneto San Francisco. ; ; Mie Addie Boardman, who has for. 20% having the necessary funds with . : some time past been in New York city learning the millinery business, is expected home about next Christmas. Will Godair of this city has gone to Grass Valley to contuct Johnson’s Barber Shop while the latter goes to San Francisco to remain two weeks. Miss Minnie Brand goes Tuesday to San Francisco to take instructions in piano playing ftom Prof. Zeck. is already ani accomplished performer. On Monday Mrs. Charles Hepler sent fo the Transcript office with her . compliments a basket of the richly flavored grapes for which the Hepler aicclay ok 4 esada City the exact amount that the English young man who is employed as Sre: : : ofthe menat the Empire: mine were man on the Denver and ‘Rid Grahde believe it to‘be near $150,000. The Railroad, will return here about November lst fora visit. ‘Trackes Repubdlican: Saturday’s Tidings says: and when it was ended he looked as an inch. though he had fallen off a charch Worse than a black eye. Near the Ledge. The Oakland Times says of a spire while the other had nothing} preacher who formerly occupied the pu'pit. of the Methodist Church at this city: Rev. E, C. Jacka has accepted — the pastoral call given him recently Fernbach & Co., the San Francis-. by the Church at Golden Gate. The chase of it have already commenced, cans who are operating on a ledge} erection of the new edifice will comnear the Baltic mine, Eureka town-. mence soon. ship, are now cross cntting for the ledge which they expect daily to tap. Campbell, of Oakland, ¢ A boarding house and office are being . tendent of Public Instruction, spent . °%! Wat they are undertaking. * built on the claim, and things will soon be in good shape for continuing work uninterrupted during the wiater. Struck a New Ledge. Santa Rosa~ Democrat: North She but after considerable work had been T. E. Beana, shaft men anda few in the drift . the San: Jose banker, came in from : Webber lake Friday night and went . P&0Y’® representatives here, Mosers. below. During his.ten days at the lake he caught over two hundred trout, which shows that fishing must be excellent out there. : ‘ Robert for it. Mr. Harper informs us that it The. town of Washington was en-. schuler came over from You Bet to. ¥2U!d be impossible on account of the livened Thursday morning by a little day and was chloroformed by Dr. \*. : apiece One of the particiloves Whe this due Melia ot this fall, but they will now let con steel from one of his legs. The steel while the other knew nothing of the. fragment flew from a wedge and : y ata " The expert beganthe rumpus! penetrated the leg to a depth of over be erected the first thing in the spring Fred M. ex-Superinocean tn — eeimeentel — => 1 SIERRA COUNTY. from There. * (Downleville Messenger. . mine is being crushed at the Marguerite mill, and promises to prespect Tt was estimated that the rock ought to pay from eight to ten dollars ing the mine, seems to be satisfied Some very rich rock is being taken mill is ranning night and day. Last Monday night the people of orest City had a narrow escape from church bells were rung to arouse the timber pear were falling all over the }saved, but the flume from the ExtenThe work of freeing the Marguerite torily. The new pumping machinery Harry Warner, one of the pioneer ness of two weeks, of pneumonia, in men.ber. The deceased was a nutive the Mountain ledge, &@ quartz property, received $20,000 of the $160,000—the agreed price. Soon after the sale he visited his old home in. Massachusetts after an absence of more than thirty his home in San Francisco. (Sierra City Tribune.) The Mountain mine, an extension of the Young America, is -sold to an English company. This mine. has been owned by Harry Warner for a goud many years, but on account of which to open up and develope it Mr. Warner was not able to do anything with it until about two ye 13 ago, when Oliver Sunderhaus, with another gentleman, bonded the mine for $100,000, and paid the sum of $15,000 to Harry as a guarantee of their go od faith. These gentlemen starved in right away to develope the property, done and much money expended they found with their means it was impossible to go any further, After much rustling they succeded in finding the present company, to whom they rebonded the mine. We cannot leara syndicate bonded the property for, but new company started to work at the mine about four months ago, and the of 4he wh wer OWE out here from London, and the comHarper Bros., were so favorable that the company became perfectly satisfied as to the value of the property, and have paid over the amount asked lateness of the season to build a mill tracts for the machinery, lumber, etc. He says that a forty stamp mill will and over 100 men put to work. For the winter there will be about fifteen or twenty men employed at the mine. It is also the intention of this company to get hold of the Young America mine if possible. Negotiations for the purand it is believed that a trade will be made before long. The Mountain Company means business, and they have the millions with which to carry Summary ef the Principal News A small run of ore from thé Chipe Wednesday in Santa Rosa. Mr. Campbell has been prominently connected with the educational work of Breathing the Germs of Diseasc. the State for the past thirty years. their daily breath isthe fate of den—— He is now in the employ of the South-. izens ‘of malaria-scourged localities Lou Foote, chief engineer at the . ern Pacific Railroad Company. California mine near Graniteville, 18 up again in about two weeks. ledge of large proportions and rich last Thursday night, and that property is now more valuable than ever. * Bakery. Sold. . \ A new . gailed today for Paris. Verdenal, the New York correspondin town. The mine has been shat . ent of the Chronicle, says under date . its venom and rendered innoxious by down for repairs and will be started . of saturday: The steamer Gascogne . a defensive use of Hostetter’s Stomach Among other . Bitters. This preeminently safe and passengers were Mme. Fricot, widow . effective remedy and safeguard not quality was struck in the California . of Napoleon Fricot, former owner of only eradicates the disease when dethe Eureka mine of Grass Valley, and] veloped, bit enables the system te daughter, who are on their way to safely brave its assaults, Paris, where they will shortly be join. ical function is confirmed in or restored ao ed by Miss Fricot’s fiancee, young G. D. W. Keller, formerly of Abilene, . 4.-Berton of San Francisco. A magnif. ened ifsluggish, and a .bilious habit, Kansas, but who has been in Sacra-}icent basket of-roses from San Fran-. which of itsslf begets a proneness to mento for a year past, has purchased . cisco friends adorned the saloon of La. both intermittent and remittent types from G. W. Durst the New York BaGascogne for Miss Fricot. Chico where they formerly resided. : = An Blegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of Sitter, nanseous m You don’t know how much better . agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syra you will feel if youtake Hood’s Sarsa-. Figs, Recommended by leading Ph : { ired . Sicians. It will overcome that tire California Fi Francisco,Cal. ng druggists. Carr Bros., Heveds surely, foun parilla, feeling, purify your blood, give you a good appetite, and make you bright, . ; Manufactu Syrup Company, active, and strong. Be sure to get] City. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists, % “adpuooayy . “NvowOW “LAM ber. “urmdey ‘Avuy *y ‘OD en3InVy ‘pueyjw oO} pasin st WyrUy Ng 410aq “pg 12qQ0}00 ‘duluade Kup “BoupeAy UO [[e} Asouy 48 peg oq 4g JO°M UW 'A ‘OT “ON ‘uorstaIg UlBjUNO;_ JO Buyjeou aejoser ey, swenuesy ‘esq3sa" ats Golden Wedding Reception. We will be pleased to receive our o’clock P. M. during the afternoon and, evening. Mr. L. O. Patmga,+ = "= Mrs. M. W. Patwgr, Piane ‘Tuning. oe * Paul Scheen, Piane Tuner, Will visit Nevada City early in OctoHedoes not canvass for work. “UHO}LUD . T eave orders at Lennie & Co.’s. icines, isthe very . moreover none of the disagreeable of . characteristics of a drastic cathartic or only tr ¥ n men alkuloid. Fever and ague, dumb For sale by all Per ofthe Isthmus, are conquered by it tf. To inhale the germs of disease with everywhere. The endemic atmosphere poison may, however, be reft of Every ph ysto regularity, the circulation is quickof malarial disease, where extrinsic atmosphere causes exist, powerfully counteracted by this inimitable fortifying and defensive age nt, which has, ague and ague cake, and the calentura pleasantly. Rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, kidney and bladder troubles, constipation and indigestion yield to it. Girl Wanted. To do general housework in a F oa vate family. Apply at this office. tf. . The Nevada Ice Company’ is now wore prepared to deliver ice to consumers . At the Sutton Ranch. Enquire on the in any part of thecity. Orders left at . premises or of George C .Gaylord.ft) the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf to Henry Lane’s livery Pasturage Iv you want a fine turn-out go and feed . three straight heats. There were five Buctien’s Armica Saive, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and Skin Erupstable. Wheu Baby was sick, j se We gave her Cestoria. * Wher ‘she was a Child, a She cried for Castoria. A advance agent—one sent ahead. HERE AND THERE. ters of Lecal Interest. Mayor Shippee of Stockton is in charge of the Nevada county exhibit at the San Joaquin county Fair. District Attorney Nilon filed an information Monday charging David Steele with the murder of Peter Chappel. , The Native Daughters of Manzanita Parlor at Grass Valley will give a sheet and pillow ¢ase party on Thanks: giving eve. The county jail cat isthe most successful hunter in these parts. On Sunday he captured two mountain quail in the courtyard. Samuel Beverton of Cottage Hill had two horses so badly hurt last week by a runaway that he found it ‘necesary to kill both. There are twelve prisoners in the county jail, allof them the exception of Steele, Hodge McLean being from Truckee. Union: A two-stamp mill to crush cemented gravel is being constructed on the Nevada City road, just beyond Town Talk. The gravel is taken ont through a tunnel driven into the noth side of the ridge. Much wild game has perished in the forest fires burning above Washington the past fortnight. The other day when James McKenna was out fighting the fire he found on a large stone where they had fallen two fat squirrels roasted toaturn. . Truckee Republican: “The various new buildings are rapidly nearing completicn. At the school house the roof is on and the fioors are nearly laid and thesame may be said of the Whitney House. The Good Templars Hall will svon bedone. The various residences= will —soou—be-holding=oc= cupants. : : J. W. Davis, who has ‘a summer ranch at the head of Deer creek, hus recently had some of his calves killed by bears. Last Thursday two bears attacked one of his cows and the latter after a fight routed its assailants. Mr. Davis will remove the stock to his ranch below Grass Valley, where there are no bears. : There were recently cut at Towle Bros.’ Mill 75 white fir planks, each 43 feety long, 18 inches wide ‘and 2 inches thick. They are to be used in the construction of the Masonic Hall now being built at Winnemucca,’ Nevada. “They are’remarkably free from knots or defects of any kind. As they were too long for a flat car, two cars had to be used in taking them to Winnemucca from Towles’ mill. The San Jose Smart Boy. ,An_ amusing retort made to-a:Salvation Army Captain on the street the other evening, ‘says the San Jose Mercury, occasioned great amusement among the hearers, and effectually closed the mouth of the advice-giving captain. : The army was march ing to its barTracks, and tne Captain Was at wwe head of-his procession, and was walking backward, waving his hand and keeping time. Asmall boy standing near smoking a cigarette attracted the attention of thé doughty captain, and. he said: : “Young man, if God had intended that you should smoke, he would have put a stovepipe in your head.” “If God had intended that you should walk backward, he would have put an eye in your back,’’ retorted the boy, and the dull thud of the bass drum could hardly be heard above the uproarious hilarity of the by-standers. His Wives ‘Focused on Him. The Hailey News-Miner of last Thursday says: Harry Allen of Bellevue has-been living with a woman twelve years whom he has called his wife, and who has acknowledzed deeds ‘and other instruments as his wife, She claims to have been married to him twelve years ago in Mexico. Monday’s train dropped another lady, with a ten-months’-old child, who claims to have been married to him two years ago, and has a tertificate of marriage. Things were becoming hot, and Allen got up and dusted for parts unknown. African Diamond Fields. The diamond yield of South African mines is said to be steadily ‘increasing. Americans are the chief purchasers and theréis no diminution in the demand. The price has appreciated from $5 per carat to $6. During the past six years the product of the mines was valued at $90,270,000. the yield of the mines was 3,565,780 Carats. Will Be Postponed. The 29th annual session ofthe Grand Lodge of GoodTemplars is called to meet this week Tuesday at Fresno. Judge Walling, Grand Chief Templar, went down Sunday night, but as a Fair is in progress at Fresno itis likely that the meeting of the lodge will be postponed for a fortnight. iS eeadteeienmmmeinneammniememaeteeee tel Tux publishers of the Lassen Advocate advertise for a boy to work in their office, but state. emphatically that no cigarette smokers need apply. O. D, Weller says the firm for which he is working in Oregon will not employ a cigurette smoker. So it seems the cigarette must go. Tae $10,000 stallion race atBeach Park, Mass., was won by Nelson in starters. A max who has a cent left after all his debts are paid is like a theatrical E———— ___] Tue San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. —_ a tions, and rey, se Line or} When she became Miss, W. D. Travers, piano tuner, will be. n0 pay required. [tis guaran’ o tf in Nevada City pF about Oct. 1-t. . give hems satisfaction, or money reShe clung to Castoria, Orders can be left at Lennie & Co.’s. funded. rice 25 cents per box. For. Waen she had Childrea, : j : . 3 * SSE. A eS eat eo 4 Brief Record of Various Mate Ta 18881. . THE CENT! ENNIAL. Werk About te be Resumed on That Claim. Saturday morning’s Virginia City Enterprise says: : A special called meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Centennial Gravel Gold Mining Gompany was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the company in Gold Hill. It was resolved to resume work in the development of the mine (situated in Washington township, Nevada county) which was suspended some months ago. A new tunnel is to ‘be slarted at a point which prospecting work done heretofore, as well as work in neighboring mines, has demonstrated to be the most eligible and advantageous, and sure to intersect the main. gravel channel which runs through the Centennial ground. This tunnel will be not far from the first tunnel run by the company, in which good pay gravel, carrying coarse gold, was developed. It was found to be toohigh, however, anda heavy stream of water flowing in and from the gravel channel prevented sinking or-working-dewn to the bedrock. The new tunnel will be lower down, and run in the bedrock beneath the gravel bed or channel. The knowledge and experience gained at a heavy cost by the company in its long-comtinued and ‘expensive work, cannot but prove effectual in this resumption of operations, Henry Richards, who has so effectively.superintended and conducted the work during the last two or three years, arrived from Nevada City yesYerday. He was present at the meeting, and will conduct the resumption of work as soon as practicable. Secretary James, the well-known Gold Hill assayer,-will go over to the mine next week in order to attend to the work resumption and the geiieral affairs of the company. An assessment of three cents per share was levied, to square up liabilities and defray future expenses. Special #remiums. The following special premiums have been awarded from the committee’s fands to individual contributors to the Nevada county display at the State Fair: Grains and Grasses—lst premium, J. Hales, $15; 2d,J.G. Forman and son, $10; 3d, T. J. Waggoner, $5. Dried Fruits—tst premium, Mrs. 8. N. Stranuhan, $15; 2d, Mrs. E. D. Bridges, $10; 3d, Mrs. C. Barker, $5. Green Fruits—lst premium, H. C. Gillespie, $15; 2d, J. A. J. Ray, $10; 3d, J. Levy, $5. : Jellies—ist premium, Mrs. ©. Barker, $15; 2d, Mrs.Geo. F. Jacobs, $10; 3d, Mres L. Wheeler, $5. Sealed Fruitse—ist premium, Mrs. C. Barker, $15. An Underhand Game. Open rivalry is honorable. But’ any bay ntati peerless SOVODONT by forcing upon the public, dentifrices represented as similar or superior to it, is an underhand game. Block it by demanding SOZODONT only. : “Tue San F rancisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Fran cisco. tf Pears’ is the purest and best Soag ever made. MPTLY avo PER N cons lik ¢BALTO+Mp« JHE GHAS*A-VOGELER Cas Combines the juice of the Blue Figs.of Californie, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants town to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL —AND TO— Ciganse the System Effectually, — $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, be) REFRESHING SLEEP, Naturally follow. Every one is using it and all are delighted withitAsk your factured oniy. by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., Sam Francisco, Car. Loursvitig, Ky. New Yoru, N. ¥ Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOX COURT, IN AND FOR I the county of Nevada, State of CaliforTo the matter of the estate of ROSE ANN WILLIAMS, deceased is hereby Bescwam’s Pitts cure bilious: and nervous ills. The Largest Stock of . HEALTH and STRENGTH . The Largest Stock of The Largest Stock of said And Everything. else usually Nevada County Grapes. Felix Gillet, the Nevada City nurseryman, sent a box of three varieties of grapes to the State Board of Horticulture meeting which was held in San Francisco Friday. Accompanying the grapes was the following letter: Barren Hitt ‘oie Nevapa Cry, Sept. 25, 1889. Edward J. Wickeson, Secretary State Horticultural Society—Dear Sin: Today I send by express a box containing samples of grapes, not precisely to show you what can be done in that line right in the mountains at an elevation of 2,500 feet, but rather to show yon wat beautiful and valuable varieties are some of those grapes that I have introduced from abroad. * * * The red is the Flame of Tokay, which, you will notice, colors well in the mountains. The white is the Blanc de Calabre, a very fine and good table variety, with a tough stem and thick skin, making it a very nice shipping grape. Inthe same.compartment you will find duly labeled four brariches of Muscat Sarbelle, a large and delicious Muscat. The blue is the Ramonis of Transylvania, a very large dark-blue grape and a good eating grape. My collection of grapes number 241 varieties, which I have divided into five classes, viz; Extra Early, Early, Medium, Medium Late and Very Late. The feur varieties contained in the box belong to the fourth epoch of maturity or medium late and at this altitude (2,500 feet) ripen about the middle of September. * * * The Ramonia always matures in this altitude, while the Cornichon and Emperor do not. Yours, very truly, © Feux Gite, The Terrible Storm. The fearful cyclonic storm which repictured in Frank Leslie’s Iilustrated Newspaper.this week with wonderful accuracy. and striking force: [In all ten pictures are shown, forming the leading fea.ure of the paper this week. Albion W. Tourgee, the distinguished hovelist, contributes the leading éditorial article. It is.a trenchant review of the race question in the South. TROON TERRACE Cenfirmed. on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, a few years ago has-been more than confirmed by the pleasant experiences of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. Tue San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. tf A Oheice Dish. Deviled Crabs with shells for serving for sale at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery Store. They are very delicious. Try them, 88-tf THE OLDEST HOVSE —AND THE— cently devastated the Atlantic coast is. The favorable impression produced . ’ icons ihe County Exhibit Committee. The committee in charge of the county exhibit at the late State Fair received the treasurer's report and approved it. J. R. Nickerson presented a report of his expenses at the State Fair. The following bills were allowed: ( C. H. Mitchell, printing, $25. 8. Allison, fruit, $6.75. Collecting products—Geo, F. Beals, $40; S. N. Stranahan, $20.25; J. R. Balch, $30; J. W. Degolia, $27.90; Weisenberger Bros., $10. Expenses attending committee meetings during the last three years— C. H. Mitchell $12, J. W. Degolia $12, A. Henderson $12, G. F. Beales $9. C. E. Malloy, services as Secretary Hows RN TANS C. Rollo, assistant at State Fair, $30. Heed’s Sareaparilia purifies the blood, , RB. Nig sate? builds up weak and debilitated systems, . R “ti Scar ae roducta gives strength to weakened nerves, over(forty days), $320; incic ental expen: I comes that tired feeling, tones the digestive ses, $40. . organs, invigorates and regulates the kid$120 was allowed for special premi-} neys and liver, expels disease and gives ums offered by the committee. atta fester page ae a ae It was announced that the State Fair Bie ie hs sasha see aay: “It makes us feel again.’ awards to individual exhibitors were eas $145 in ‘excess of the cost of entries. . ~~" A resolution thanking President ee eee Kidder of the N.C. N. G. R. R.for fréé@ transportation of products was CRASH! BANG! en ~—DOWN GO PRICES— Gratifying te All. —OF— z The high position attained and .the COCKERY, x GLASS, 2 ICHINA. universal acceptance and approval of —AND— the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxati . 52 > 1 xcellent laxative * known, illustrate the value of the 30 Days of Reckless Cuttings! qualities on which its success is based OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY. ifvi cheap we are selli everything, and are abundantly gratifying to the . ome toaur store, examine our goods am Cal. Fig Syrnp Company. see our prices, They will astonish you., LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY. DOWN, English Tea Sets, decorated, 44 pes. . $200 ~ China Tea Sets, extra fine, 53-pes eee aR Dinner Sets, 130 Rieoes, decorated .. 12 00 Chamber Sets, white eee S. Chamber Sets, decorated, extra fine. 2 Wash Sowls and Pitchers Pretty Glass ‘Tea Sets Handsome Water Sets-. ; Water Pitchers. ... Scenes Crystal Cake Stands. .15¢, 20¢ an Fruit Bowls -.2 160, 20¢ and Berry Sets, great variety.... Majolica Cuspidores -. Majolica Butter Dishes, Une PANY AN Se OV Ania 4 Majolica Fruit Plates, perset. .. Majolica Salads . Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns Majolica Sugars Mid wmeess Majolica SoapSlabs,.0. . .) Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co. , Commercial 8¢., Nevnda City. @@™ Our Teas and Coffees are the best. Our irices the Lowest. Our Presents twice as large ns others.— Make no mistake, go to our Store and judge for yourself. ~@reat Importing Tea Oo; 100, 150 & SRRSERSSRRR SEAS POWDER Absolutely Pure. THIS POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and whol 2 ness. More economical than the ordinary uiace ane Sena oe. bea in siren obobo ngs ee ‘ w e multitude of low-test, short weight, alum or noephate wders. Sold only in Fines t Potato in the County . cane. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COM j PANY, 106 Wall street, New York. GUE JOHNSON-LOCKE. MERCANTILE CO., Sole Axents for the Pacific Const. é . WM. H, SMITH The ‘Transcript is the ‘ AVING SECURED THE CROP OF THE Phelan spuds will sell the same athis Store, om Commercial etreet, from now until the crop {s exhausted. These Spuds are raised on Shady Creek, and are admitted to be of the finest flavor and are good keepers. Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central Califor nia CHEAPEST PLACE im Nowada County. Established August 5th, 1856. G. E. TURNER, PROPRIETOR. The Largest Stock of HARDWARE, In Nevada County. The Largest Steok of STOVES AND RANCES In Nevada County, The Largest Stock of : IRON AND STEEL In Nevada County. The' Largest Stock of CUNS AND PISTOLS In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of CROCKERY AND LAMPS ’ In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of GLASSWARE AND VASES In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of PLATED WARE In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of . TINWARE In Nevada County. GRANITE WARE In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of ae WOOD AND WILLOW WAR In Nevada County. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES CUTLERY In Nevada County. DOORS AND WINDOWS LEATHER GAS AND WATER PIPE BRASS COODS BELTING AND ROPE, PLOWS AND SCYTHES, SEWER PIPE, CHIMNEY PIPE, In Nevada County. kept in an Establishment. of this kind. GEO. E, TURNER, wee . NNUAL CLEARANGE SALE ——AT— Messe d= Sha~’s Three Stores on Main St., Nevada City, Oo--— We are now receiving our regular Fall and Winter stock for 1889-90 and in order to make room for the same must get rid of mary goods carried over from last Spring’s purchases. -We have consequently made Important Reduction in Prices ! = NWumerous = ILiimes of Goods. x= We keep for sale everything in the line of HARDWARE, : TINWARE, . CROCKERY WARE, STOVES, DOORS AND WINDOWS, GLASS WARE, ETC. Sole Agents for the Hercules Powder. Hydraulic Pipe Made to Order. Plumbing and Gas Fitting. ‘In our Furniture Department we also challenge competition. We buy direct from Eastern manufacturers in large quantities and at the very loweat prices, Our customers get the benefit of these advantages. Furniture, Beds, Blankets, Comforters, Window Shades, CORNICE POLES, Ete. PAINTS AND OILS, Parlor Suites, All Kinds of Chairs and Lounges. UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALTY. A Very Nice Assortment of Willow Rockers. Allof the Latest Eastern Styles_inthis Department, sree SoU OF HGS Nes . ue tangas stoce "= "1 Few Hardwood Bedroom Suites to be sold at a Sacrifice eee eed At our Carpet Store we have a big line of Fine, Medium and Cheap Carpets, We have in our employ one of the best Best Carpet-Layers in the county. In this Store will also be found a wide variety of ~ vw, . Wall Paper, Mouldings, Bitoc., Htc. Picture Frames Made to Order. ee _oOC— Call and inspect our Goods and learn our prices whether you want to buy or not. Less & Shaw, . Proprietors of the 3 Stores on Main Street, Pine“Street, Nevada City. Nevada City. Fe

ie a= ute wer ore the Lin rom yingsell All ‘ices sell Flornd I ckis. J d un alled for 10 Boss hanlittle tan ing, treet, 1 their est of Roade@ best ted to that it mm any yuvoid avy or in eyloyed. cc, City 000 acted. PABLK enuto ANG prin. TAIN umey sIDEY ~ IDENT \SHIES . See’ ONGAS 2AN, © LN, D. Mill worked nine on the coast. , kery on Commercial street, this city. *. Mr. Durst and family will return to ‘friends at our home, Oct. 2nd, from 2 The Daily Transcript. TUESDAY. OOTOBER 1, 1889. Eee ___t The Fire Above Washington. The forest fire which started about two weeks ago in the vicinity of the Lindsey mine above the town of Washington damaged that company to-the extent of some $5,000, the boarding house andthe old and new mills being wiped out of existence. . It has swept clean the south side of the ridge between Canyon creek and the South Yuba and is now at the Anderson mine on Canyon creék as well as burning up Fall creek. The towns of Washington and Ormonde were saved from destruction by the builiing of backfires, and White -brothers’ ranch at the mouth of Canyon creek had a close call. Large nnmbers of cattle from the lower country were being pastured on the ridge,-and*they have been scattered in all directions by the flames. Many.men have been out for a week fighting the fire and now have it fairly under control. If it get= across Canycn creek there is a likelihood of the Baltic and Erie mining works being burned. The Greenhorn Fire. The forest fire which has been burningin Little York township for three weeks on Friday last reached Voss’s Mill, and it was only by the PERSONAL MENTION. Necial aud Other Notes Abeut People Old and Yeung. James Grimes of the California mine is'in town, Sam Locke went below on Saturday night’s train. A. Nivens came over from Grass . well. Valley Monday. H. B. Wheaton of Smartsville was/a tn: Sam Locke, who is prospectin town Monday. Mrs. David Douglass has returned . with the outlook. from San Francisco. D. 8. Rouse of Downieville has re-. out of the Gold Bluff mine and the turned from the Bay. Charles Klingenspor of Bloomfield is in town, . ‘W. B. ‘Stevens of Oakland is. destruction by fire. In the night both visit gN evada county. . Judge Fredenburr of Maybert is in people as sparks from the burning town on mining business, Will Walters, Jr., has gone to San. place. By hard work the town was Francisco for « fortnight’s visit. Mrs. J. S. McBride and daughter . sion air shaft to the South Fork creek ‘came up Sunday night from O kland. was burned. ee Mrs.. H. Stansfield and Miss Emma McCutchan go to San Francisco Tues-. mine from water progresses satisfacday. B. H. Miller left Saturday—night fort-works like a charm so far, there being San Francisco to purchase his winter} ample power for that purpose. stock. J.G. Hall owner ofthe Union mine residents and miners of Sierra county, at Badger Hill, was at the county seat . died Wednesday morning after a sick. Monday. Mrs. Geo. A. Hare and child of. San Francisco. He was buried by the Maybert have returned from’ San. Masonic Fraternity of which he wasa Francisco. : David Hutehison has gone to Colum:. of Massachusetts and aged 61 years. bia Hillto do some prospectingon the. For years he had been the owner of hardest kind of work that the employ-. —) Dorado inine. es of Mr. Voss saved his “préperty from destruction. They no sooner had the flames under control’ there than they started‘up again halfa mile away, and this fact taken with other similar circumstances is regar ed as strong eviderice that the fires are being maliciously set. The mill has not been running over two days a week since the: trouble began, it requiring about all the attention and labor of the force to preserve the mill and yard from destruction. Nevada County at Stockton. Speaking of the Pavilion displays at the’San Joaquin county Fair, Saturday’s Stockton” Mail says: Four counties are represented on the lower floor of the north wing—San Joaquin Stanislaus, Calaveras and Nevada The premiums offered for the hest county exhibit is $150; second, $100; third, $75; fourth, $50, and fifth, $25— an. aggregate of $400. The Nevada county display covers seven tables. It consists entirely of fruits, nuts, vegetabl€s and corn, and embraces grapes chestnuts, pears, apples, quinces, plums, corn, melons, oranges, black walnuts and squashes, i The Empire Weakens. Saturday afternoon’s Grass Valley Telegraph says. This afternoon most let out. We understand that only eight men, under day’s pay, are left in the mine. ‘These are pomp anu Tributers and contract men are still on. What the end will: be'no man knows. The Empire is the oldest A Scrapping Match. set-to at fisticuffs. pants was “‘scienced’’ in the manlv art rules. Joseph Hatcher and daughter and. near Sierra City, and which was sold Mrs. Philip Curnow of Columbia Hill conditionally about a year ago.He were in town Monday. 8. Cohn of Downieville and Harry “Apple of Alleghany returned Monday morning from the Bay. r. E. W. Charles leaves this week . years. “Since returning he has—made for Mayfield, Santa Clara county, and may decide to locate there. A. Brown of Kernyille, Tulare county, was in town Monday getting some trees and vines from Gillet’s Nursery. Mrs. Mary White, who was last ‘week granted a divorce hy Judge Walling from her husband, Frank White, has goneto San Francisco. ; ; Mie Addie Boardman, who has for. 20% having the necessary funds with . : some time past been in New York city learning the millinery business, is expected home about next Christmas. Will Godair of this city has gone to Grass Valley to contuct Johnson’s Barber Shop while the latter goes to San Francisco to remain two weeks. Miss Minnie Brand goes Tuesday to San Francisco to take instructions in piano playing ftom Prof. Zeck. is already ani accomplished performer. On Monday Mrs. Charles Hepler sent fo the Transcript office with her . compliments a basket of the richly flavored grapes for which the Hepler aicclay ok 4 esada City the exact amount that the English young man who is employed as Sre: : : ofthe menat the Empire: mine were man on the Denver and ‘Rid Grahde believe it to‘be near $150,000. The Railroad, will return here about November lst fora visit. ‘Trackes Repubdlican: Saturday’s Tidings says: and when it was ended he looked as an inch. though he had fallen off a charch Worse than a black eye. Near the Ledge. The Oakland Times says of a spire while the other had nothing} preacher who formerly occupied the pu'pit. of the Methodist Church at this city: Rev. E, C. Jacka has accepted — the pastoral call given him recently Fernbach & Co., the San Francis-. by the Church at Golden Gate. The chase of it have already commenced, cans who are operating on a ledge} erection of the new edifice will comnear the Baltic mine, Eureka town-. mence soon. ship, are now cross cntting for the ledge which they expect daily to tap. Campbell, of Oakland, ¢ A boarding house and office are being . tendent of Public Instruction, spent . °%! Wat they are undertaking. * built on the claim, and things will soon be in good shape for continuing work uninterrupted during the wiater. Struck a New Ledge. Santa Rosa~ Democrat: North She but after considerable work had been T. E. Beana, shaft men anda few in the drift . the San: Jose banker, came in from : Webber lake Friday night and went . P&0Y’® representatives here, Mosers. below. During his.ten days at the lake he caught over two hundred trout, which shows that fishing must be excellent out there. : ‘ Robert for it. Mr. Harper informs us that it The. town of Washington was en-. schuler came over from You Bet to. ¥2U!d be impossible on account of the livened Thursday morning by a little day and was chloroformed by Dr. \*. : apiece One of the particiloves Whe this due Melia ot this fall, but they will now let con steel from one of his legs. The steel while the other knew nothing of the. fragment flew from a wedge and : y ata " The expert beganthe rumpus! penetrated the leg to a depth of over be erected the first thing in the spring Fred M. ex-Superinocean tn — eeimeentel — => 1 SIERRA COUNTY. from There. * (Downleville Messenger. . mine is being crushed at the Marguerite mill, and promises to prespect Tt was estimated that the rock ought to pay from eight to ten dollars ing the mine, seems to be satisfied Some very rich rock is being taken mill is ranning night and day. Last Monday night the people of orest City had a narrow escape from church bells were rung to arouse the timber pear were falling all over the }saved, but the flume from the ExtenThe work of freeing the Marguerite torily. The new pumping machinery Harry Warner, one of the pioneer ness of two weeks, of pneumonia, in men.ber. The deceased was a nutive the Mountain ledge, &@ quartz property, received $20,000 of the $160,000—the agreed price. Soon after the sale he visited his old home in. Massachusetts after an absence of more than thirty his home in San Francisco. (Sierra City Tribune.) The Mountain mine, an extension of the Young America, is -sold to an English company. This mine. has been owned by Harry Warner for a goud many years, but on account of which to open up and develope it Mr. Warner was not able to do anything with it until about two ye 13 ago, when Oliver Sunderhaus, with another gentleman, bonded the mine for $100,000, and paid the sum of $15,000 to Harry as a guarantee of their go od faith. These gentlemen starved in right away to develope the property, done and much money expended they found with their means it was impossible to go any further, After much rustling they succeded in finding the present company, to whom they rebonded the mine. We cannot leara syndicate bonded the property for, but new company started to work at the mine about four months ago, and the of 4he wh wer OWE out here from London, and the comHarper Bros., were so favorable that the company became perfectly satisfied as to the value of the property, and have paid over the amount asked lateness of the season to build a mill tracts for the machinery, lumber, etc. He says that a forty stamp mill will and over 100 men put to work. For the winter there will be about fifteen or twenty men employed at the mine. It is also the intention of this company to get hold of the Young America mine if possible. Negotiations for the purand it is believed that a trade will be made before long. The Mountain Company means business, and they have the millions with which to carry Summary ef the Principal News A small run of ore from thé Chipe Wednesday in Santa Rosa. Mr. Campbell has been prominently connected with the educational work of Breathing the Germs of Diseasc. the State for the past thirty years. their daily breath isthe fate of den—— He is now in the employ of the South-. izens ‘of malaria-scourged localities Lou Foote, chief engineer at the . ern Pacific Railroad Company. California mine near Graniteville, 18 up again in about two weeks. ledge of large proportions and rich last Thursday night, and that property is now more valuable than ever. * Bakery. Sold. . \ A new . gailed today for Paris. Verdenal, the New York correspondin town. The mine has been shat . ent of the Chronicle, says under date . its venom and rendered innoxious by down for repairs and will be started . of saturday: The steamer Gascogne . a defensive use of Hostetter’s Stomach Among other . Bitters. This preeminently safe and passengers were Mme. Fricot, widow . effective remedy and safeguard not quality was struck in the California . of Napoleon Fricot, former owner of only eradicates the disease when dethe Eureka mine of Grass Valley, and] veloped, bit enables the system te daughter, who are on their way to safely brave its assaults, Paris, where they will shortly be join. ical function is confirmed in or restored ao ed by Miss Fricot’s fiancee, young G. D. W. Keller, formerly of Abilene, . 4.-Berton of San Francisco. A magnif. ened ifsluggish, and a .bilious habit, Kansas, but who has been in Sacra-}icent basket of-roses from San Fran-. which of itsslf begets a proneness to mento for a year past, has purchased . cisco friends adorned the saloon of La. both intermittent and remittent types from G. W. Durst the New York BaGascogne for Miss Fricot. Chico where they formerly resided. : = An Blegant Substitute For oils, salts, pills, and all kinds of Sitter, nanseous m You don’t know how much better . agreeable liquid fruit remedy, Syra you will feel if youtake Hood’s Sarsa-. Figs, Recommended by leading Ph : { ired . Sicians. It will overcome that tire California Fi Francisco,Cal. ng druggists. Carr Bros., Heveds surely, foun parilla, feeling, purify your blood, give you a good appetite, and make you bright, . ; Manufactu Syrup Company, active, and strong. Be sure to get] City. Hood’s Sarsaparilla. Sold by druggists, % “adpuooayy . “NvowOW “LAM ber. “urmdey ‘Avuy *y ‘OD en3InVy ‘pueyjw oO} pasin st WyrUy Ng 410aq “pg 12qQ0}00 ‘duluade Kup “BoupeAy UO [[e} Asouy 48 peg oq 4g JO°M UW 'A ‘OT “ON ‘uorstaIg UlBjUNO;_ JO Buyjeou aejoser ey, swenuesy ‘esq3sa" ats Golden Wedding Reception. We will be pleased to receive our o’clock P. M. during the afternoon and, evening. Mr. L. O. Patmga,+ = "= Mrs. M. W. Patwgr, Piane ‘Tuning. oe * Paul Scheen, Piane Tuner, Will visit Nevada City early in OctoHedoes not canvass for work. “UHO}LUD . T eave orders at Lennie & Co.’s. icines, isthe very . moreover none of the disagreeable of . characteristics of a drastic cathartic or only tr ¥ n men alkuloid. Fever and ague, dumb For sale by all Per ofthe Isthmus, are conquered by it tf. To inhale the germs of disease with everywhere. The endemic atmosphere poison may, however, be reft of Every ph ysto regularity, the circulation is quickof malarial disease, where extrinsic atmosphere causes exist, powerfully counteracted by this inimitable fortifying and defensive age nt, which has, ague and ague cake, and the calentura pleasantly. Rheumatism, neuralgia, gout, kidney and bladder troubles, constipation and indigestion yield to it. Girl Wanted. To do general housework in a F oa vate family. Apply at this office. tf. . The Nevada Ice Company’ is now wore prepared to deliver ice to consumers . At the Sutton Ranch. Enquire on the in any part of thecity. Orders left at . premises or of George C .Gaylord.ft) the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf to Henry Lane’s livery Pasturage Iv you want a fine turn-out go and feed . three straight heats. There were five Buctien’s Armica Saive, The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands Chilblains, Corns, and Skin Erupstable. Wheu Baby was sick, j se We gave her Cestoria. * Wher ‘she was a Child, a She cried for Castoria. A advance agent—one sent ahead. HERE AND THERE. ters of Lecal Interest. Mayor Shippee of Stockton is in charge of the Nevada county exhibit at the San Joaquin county Fair. District Attorney Nilon filed an information Monday charging David Steele with the murder of Peter Chappel. , The Native Daughters of Manzanita Parlor at Grass Valley will give a sheet and pillow ¢ase party on Thanks: giving eve. The county jail cat isthe most successful hunter in these parts. On Sunday he captured two mountain quail in the courtyard. Samuel Beverton of Cottage Hill had two horses so badly hurt last week by a runaway that he found it ‘necesary to kill both. There are twelve prisoners in the county jail, allof them the exception of Steele, Hodge McLean being from Truckee. Union: A two-stamp mill to crush cemented gravel is being constructed on the Nevada City road, just beyond Town Talk. The gravel is taken ont through a tunnel driven into the noth side of the ridge. Much wild game has perished in the forest fires burning above Washington the past fortnight. The other day when James McKenna was out fighting the fire he found on a large stone where they had fallen two fat squirrels roasted toaturn. . Truckee Republican: “The various new buildings are rapidly nearing completicn. At the school house the roof is on and the fioors are nearly laid and thesame may be said of the Whitney House. The Good Templars Hall will svon bedone. The various residences= will —soou—be-holding=oc= cupants. : : J. W. Davis, who has ‘a summer ranch at the head of Deer creek, hus recently had some of his calves killed by bears. Last Thursday two bears attacked one of his cows and the latter after a fight routed its assailants. Mr. Davis will remove the stock to his ranch below Grass Valley, where there are no bears. : There were recently cut at Towle Bros.’ Mill 75 white fir planks, each 43 feety long, 18 inches wide ‘and 2 inches thick. They are to be used in the construction of the Masonic Hall

now being built at Winnemucca,’ Nevada. “They are’remarkably free from knots or defects of any kind. As they were too long for a flat car, two cars had to be used in taking them to Winnemucca from Towles’ mill. The San Jose Smart Boy. ,An_ amusing retort made to-a:Salvation Army Captain on the street the other evening, ‘says the San Jose Mercury, occasioned great amusement among the hearers, and effectually closed the mouth of the advice-giving captain. : The army was march ing to its barTracks, and tne Captain Was at wwe head of-his procession, and was walking backward, waving his hand and keeping time. Asmall boy standing near smoking a cigarette attracted the attention of thé doughty captain, and. he said: : “Young man, if God had intended that you should smoke, he would have put a stovepipe in your head.” “If God had intended that you should walk backward, he would have put an eye in your back,’’ retorted the boy, and the dull thud of the bass drum could hardly be heard above the uproarious hilarity of the by-standers. His Wives ‘Focused on Him. The Hailey News-Miner of last Thursday says: Harry Allen of Bellevue has-been living with a woman twelve years whom he has called his wife, and who has acknowledzed deeds ‘and other instruments as his wife, She claims to have been married to him twelve years ago in Mexico. Monday’s train dropped another lady, with a ten-months’-old child, who claims to have been married to him two years ago, and has a tertificate of marriage. Things were becoming hot, and Allen got up and dusted for parts unknown. African Diamond Fields. The diamond yield of South African mines is said to be steadily ‘increasing. Americans are the chief purchasers and theréis no diminution in the demand. The price has appreciated from $5 per carat to $6. During the past six years the product of the mines was valued at $90,270,000. the yield of the mines was 3,565,780 Carats. Will Be Postponed. The 29th annual session ofthe Grand Lodge of GoodTemplars is called to meet this week Tuesday at Fresno. Judge Walling, Grand Chief Templar, went down Sunday night, but as a Fair is in progress at Fresno itis likely that the meeting of the lodge will be postponed for a fortnight. iS eeadteeienmmmeinneammniememaeteeee tel Tux publishers of the Lassen Advocate advertise for a boy to work in their office, but state. emphatically that no cigarette smokers need apply. O. D, Weller says the firm for which he is working in Oregon will not employ a cigurette smoker. So it seems the cigarette must go. Tae $10,000 stallion race atBeach Park, Mass., was won by Nelson in starters. A max who has a cent left after all his debts are paid is like a theatrical E———— ___] Tue San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. —_ a tions, and rey, se Line or} When she became Miss, W. D. Travers, piano tuner, will be. n0 pay required. [tis guaran’ o tf in Nevada City pF about Oct. 1-t. . give hems satisfaction, or money reShe clung to Castoria, Orders can be left at Lennie & Co.’s. funded. rice 25 cents per box. For. Waen she had Childrea, : j : . 3 * SSE. A eS eat eo 4 Brief Record of Various Mate Ta 18881. . THE CENT! ENNIAL. Werk About te be Resumed on That Claim. Saturday morning’s Virginia City Enterprise says: : A special called meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Centennial Gravel Gold Mining Gompany was held yesterday afternoon at the office of the company in Gold Hill. It was resolved to resume work in the development of the mine (situated in Washington township, Nevada county) which was suspended some months ago. A new tunnel is to ‘be slarted at a point which prospecting work done heretofore, as well as work in neighboring mines, has demonstrated to be the most eligible and advantageous, and sure to intersect the main. gravel channel which runs through the Centennial ground. This tunnel will be not far from the first tunnel run by the company, in which good pay gravel, carrying coarse gold, was developed. It was found to be toohigh, however, anda heavy stream of water flowing in and from the gravel channel prevented sinking or-working-dewn to the bedrock. The new tunnel will be lower down, and run in the bedrock beneath the gravel bed or channel. The knowledge and experience gained at a heavy cost by the company in its long-comtinued and ‘expensive work, cannot but prove effectual in this resumption of operations, Henry Richards, who has so effectively.superintended and conducted the work during the last two or three years, arrived from Nevada City yesYerday. He was present at the meeting, and will conduct the resumption of work as soon as practicable. Secretary James, the well-known Gold Hill assayer,-will go over to the mine next week in order to attend to the work resumption and the geiieral affairs of the company. An assessment of three cents per share was levied, to square up liabilities and defray future expenses. Special #remiums. The following special premiums have been awarded from the committee’s fands to individual contributors to the Nevada county display at the State Fair: Grains and Grasses—lst premium, J. Hales, $15; 2d,J.G. Forman and son, $10; 3d, T. J. Waggoner, $5. Dried Fruits—tst premium, Mrs. 8. N. Stranuhan, $15; 2d, Mrs. E. D. Bridges, $10; 3d, Mrs. C. Barker, $5. Green Fruits—lst premium, H. C. Gillespie, $15; 2d, J. A. J. Ray, $10; 3d, J. Levy, $5. : Jellies—ist premium, Mrs. ©. Barker, $15; 2d, Mrs.Geo. F. Jacobs, $10; 3d, Mres L. Wheeler, $5. Sealed Fruitse—ist premium, Mrs. C. Barker, $15. An Underhand Game. Open rivalry is honorable. But’ any bay ntati peerless SOVODONT by forcing upon the public, dentifrices represented as similar or superior to it, is an underhand game. Block it by demanding SOZODONT only. : “Tue San F rancisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Fran cisco. tf Pears’ is the purest and best Soag ever made. MPTLY avo PER N cons lik ¢BALTO+Mp« JHE GHAS*A-VOGELER Cas Combines the juice of the Blue Figs.of Californie, so laxative and nutritious, with the medicinal virtues of plants town to be most beneficial to the auman system, forming the ONLY PERFECT REMEDY to act gently yet oromptly on the KIDNEYS, LIVER AND BOWEL —AND TO— Ciganse the System Effectually, — $0 THAT — PURE BLOOD, be) REFRESHING SLEEP, Naturally follow. Every one is using it and all are delighted withitAsk your factured oniy. by the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO., Sam Francisco, Car. Loursvitig, Ky. New Yoru, N. ¥ Notice of Proving Will. N THE SUPERIOX COURT, IN AND FOR I the county of Nevada, State of CaliforTo the matter of the estate of ROSE ANN WILLIAMS, deceased is hereby Bescwam’s Pitts cure bilious: and nervous ills. The Largest Stock of . HEALTH and STRENGTH . The Largest Stock of The Largest Stock of said And Everything. else usually Nevada County Grapes. Felix Gillet, the Nevada City nurseryman, sent a box of three varieties of grapes to the State Board of Horticulture meeting which was held in San Francisco Friday. Accompanying the grapes was the following letter: Barren Hitt ‘oie Nevapa Cry, Sept. 25, 1889. Edward J. Wickeson, Secretary State Horticultural Society—Dear Sin: Today I send by express a box containing samples of grapes, not precisely to show you what can be done in that line right in the mountains at an elevation of 2,500 feet, but rather to show yon wat beautiful and valuable varieties are some of those grapes that I have introduced from abroad. * * * The red is the Flame of Tokay, which, you will notice, colors well in the mountains. The white is the Blanc de Calabre, a very fine and good table variety, with a tough stem and thick skin, making it a very nice shipping grape. Inthe same.compartment you will find duly labeled four brariches of Muscat Sarbelle, a large and delicious Muscat. The blue is the Ramonis of Transylvania, a very large dark-blue grape and a good eating grape. My collection of grapes number 241 varieties, which I have divided into five classes, viz; Extra Early, Early, Medium, Medium Late and Very Late. The feur varieties contained in the box belong to the fourth epoch of maturity or medium late and at this altitude (2,500 feet) ripen about the middle of September. * * * The Ramonia always matures in this altitude, while the Cornichon and Emperor do not. Yours, very truly, © Feux Gite, The Terrible Storm. The fearful cyclonic storm which repictured in Frank Leslie’s Iilustrated Newspaper.this week with wonderful accuracy. and striking force: [In all ten pictures are shown, forming the leading fea.ure of the paper this week. Albion W. Tourgee, the distinguished hovelist, contributes the leading éditorial article. It is.a trenchant review of the race question in the South. TROON TERRACE Cenfirmed. on the first appearance of the agreeable liquid fruit remedy Syrup of Figs, a few years ago has-been more than confirmed by the pleasant experiences of all who have used it, and the success of the proprietors and manufacturers, the Cal. Fig Syrup Company. Tue San Francisco Evening Post is the leading evening paper of San Francisco. tf A Oheice Dish. Deviled Crabs with shells for serving for sale at J. J. Jackson’s Beehive Grocery Store. They are very delicious. Try them, 88-tf THE OLDEST HOVSE —AND THE— cently devastated the Atlantic coast is. The favorable impression produced . ’ icons ihe County Exhibit Committee. The committee in charge of the county exhibit at the late State Fair received the treasurer's report and approved it. J. R. Nickerson presented a report of his expenses at the State Fair. The following bills were allowed: ( C. H. Mitchell, printing, $25. 8. Allison, fruit, $6.75. Collecting products—Geo, F. Beals, $40; S. N. Stranahan, $20.25; J. R. Balch, $30; J. W. Degolia, $27.90; Weisenberger Bros., $10. Expenses attending committee meetings during the last three years— C. H. Mitchell $12, J. W. Degolia $12, A. Henderson $12, G. F. Beales $9. C. E. Malloy, services as Secretary Hows RN TANS C. Rollo, assistant at State Fair, $30. Heed’s Sareaparilia purifies the blood, , RB. Nig sate? builds up weak and debilitated systems, . R “ti Scar ae roducta gives strength to weakened nerves, over(forty days), $320; incic ental expen: I comes that tired feeling, tones the digestive ses, $40. . organs, invigorates and regulates the kid$120 was allowed for special premi-} neys and liver, expels disease and gives ums offered by the committee. atta fester page ae a ae It was announced that the State Fair Bie ie hs sasha see aay: “It makes us feel again.’ awards to individual exhibitors were eas $145 in ‘excess of the cost of entries. . ~~" A resolution thanking President ee eee Kidder of the N.C. N. G. R. R.for fréé@ transportation of products was CRASH! BANG! en ~—DOWN GO PRICES— Gratifying te All. —OF— z The high position attained and .the COCKERY, x GLASS, 2 ICHINA. universal acceptance and approval of —AND— the pleasant liquid fruit remedy, Syrup of Figs, as the most excellent laxati . 52 > 1 xcellent laxative * known, illustrate the value of the 30 Days of Reckless Cuttings! qualities on which its success is based OU CANNOT REALIZE HOW VERY. ifvi cheap we are selli everything, and are abundantly gratifying to the . ome toaur store, examine our goods am Cal. Fig Syrnp Company. see our prices, They will astonish you., LOOK, THEY ARE CUT AWAY. DOWN, English Tea Sets, decorated, 44 pes. .. $200 ~ China Tea Sets, extra fine, 53-pes eee aR Dinner Sets, 130 Rieoes, decorated ... 12 00 Chamber Sets, white eee S. Chamber Sets, decorated, extra fine.. 2 Wash Sowls and Pitchers Pretty Glass ‘Tea Sets Handsome Water Sets-. ; Water Pitchers.. ..... Scenes Crystal Cake Stands.. ..15¢, 20¢ an Fruit Bowls -.2 160, 20¢ and Berry Sets, great variety....... Majolica Cuspidores -. Majolica Butter Dishes, Une PANY AN Se OV Ania 4 Majolica Fruit Plates, perset. ... Majolica Salads . Majolica Pitchers,nice pat'ns Majolica Sugars Mid wmeess Majolica SoapSlabs,..0.. . ..) Great Ametican Imp'g Tea Co. , Commercial 8¢., Nevnda City. @@™ Our Teas and Coffees are the best. Our irices the Lowest. Our Presents twice as large ns others.— Make no mistake, go to our Store and judge for yourself. ~@reat Importing Tea Oo; 100, 150 & SRRSERSSRRR SEAS POWDER Absolutely Pure. THIS POWDER NEVER VARIKS. A MARvel of purity, strength and whol 2 ness. More economical than the ordinary uiace ane Sena oe. bea in siren obobo ngs ee ‘ w e multitude of low-test, short weight, alum or noephate wders. Sold only in Fines t Potato in the County . cane. ROYAL BAKING POWDER COM j PANY, 106 Wall street, New York. GUE JOHNSON-LOCKE. MERCANTILE CO., Sole Axents for the Pacific Const. é . WM. H, SMITH The ‘Transcript is the ‘ AVING SECURED THE CROP OF THE Phelan spuds will sell the same athis Store, om Commercial etreet, from now until the crop {s exhausted. These Spuds are raised on Shady Creek, and are admitted to be of the finest flavor and are good keepers. Best Advertising medium in Northern-Central Califor nia CHEAPEST PLACE im Nowada County. Established August 5th, 1856. G. E. TURNER, PROPRIETOR. The Largest Stock of HARDWARE, In Nevada County. The Largest Steok of STOVES AND RANCES In Nevada County, The Largest Stock of : IRON AND STEEL In Nevada County. The' Largest Stock of CUNS AND PISTOLS In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of CROCKERY AND LAMPS ’ In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of GLASSWARE AND VASES In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of PLATED WARE In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of . TINWARE In Nevada County. GRANITE WARE In Nevada County. The Largest Stock of ae WOOD AND WILLOW WAR In Nevada County. PAINTS, OILS AND VARNISHES CUTLERY In Nevada County. DOORS AND WINDOWS LEATHER GAS AND WATER PIPE BRASS COODS BELTING AND ROPE, PLOWS AND SCYTHES, SEWER PIPE, CHIMNEY PIPE, In Nevada County. kept in an Establishment. of this kind. GEO. E, TURNER, wee . NNUAL CLEARANGE SALE ——AT— Messe d= Sha~’s Three Stores on Main St., Nevada City, Oo--— We are now receiving our regular Fall and Winter stock for 1889-90 and in order to make room for the same must get rid of mary goods carried over from last Spring’s purchases. -We have consequently made Important Reduction in Prices ! = NWumerous = ILiimes of Goods. x= We keep for sale everything in the line of HARDWARE, : TINWARE, . CROCKERY WARE, STOVES, DOORS AND WINDOWS, GLASS WARE, ETC. Sole Agents for the Hercules Powder. Hydraulic Pipe Made to Order. Plumbing and Gas Fitting. ‘In our Furniture Department we also challenge competition. We buy direct from Eastern manufacturers in large quantities and at the very loweat prices, Our customers get the benefit of these advantages. Furniture, Beds, Blankets, Comforters, Window Shades, CORNICE POLES, Ete. PAINTS AND OILS, Parlor Suites, All Kinds of Chairs and Lounges. UPHOLSTERING A SPECIALTY. A Very Nice Assortment of Willow Rockers. Allof the Latest Eastern Styles_inthis Department, sree SoU OF HGS Nes . ue tangas stoce "= "1 Few Hardwood Bedroom Suites to be sold at a Sacrifice eee eed At our Carpet Store we have a big line of Fine, Medium and Cheap Carpets, We have in our employ one of the best Best Carpet-Layers in the county. In this Store will also be found a wide variety of ~ vw, . Wall Paper, Mouldings, Bitoc., Htc. Picture Frames Made to Order. ee _oOC— Call and inspect our Goods and learn our prices whether you want to buy or not. Less & Shaw, . Proprietors of the 3 Stores on Main Street, Pine“Street, Nevada City. Nevada City. Fe