October 12, 1893 (4 pages)

za = THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT : v3 THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 12, '93, PRT IMPROMPTU ADDRESSES. The Closing Speeches to the Assembled Miners in San Francisco. Examiner: The tall and commanding: figure of Justice Niles Searls caught the ehairman’s eye as the closing hour of the conventien drew on and the venerable lawyer was invited to speak. “J de not know,” said he, ‘‘whether I faave any right to address this, eonvention. [ries of Yes ! yes! go on !] I occupy a position in which I ain supposed to be removed from all possibility from taking any side, but ny heart is with the miuers in this fight and I cannet resist the opportupity of telling them so. Though unable on account of illness to attend the first convenTantei eee ateaon ary amet ‘i ’ wy* ait aj 5t= peur t jt alt ahs Aoajes PROPOSED MANUFACTORES AND LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING—CALIFORNIA MIDWINTER FAIR. Siekness at Truckee. There are several cages of pneumonia, at’ Truckee, and one or two deaths have oc= curred from the disease, Ed. Martin, Mrs. Sam Parker and Joe Marzen are afflicted with it. Broke His Arm. Fred Pinch, the ten-year-old son of Chas. Pinch of Lost Hill, while playing Tuesday fell and broke his right arm at the elbow, SE ha Gee Sawmill Accident. An employe at Voss’ sawmill had his arm and hand badly cut teday by coming in contact with one of the saws, He was brought to town this afternoon. Sadie lee 3c Wa reneea a Se Preparing for Insolvency. Visalia Times: A citizen of this county while passing a milliner store chanced to hear a lady inside exclaim ; ‘‘Oh, what loves of hats you have this season! And just think, only $12 apiece!” It is said the passing gentleman, who hada wife and four or five daughters at home, at once began to make preparation to go through insolvency. tien the newspaper reports of its progress and good work so filled me with jey and I was se impressed with the overflowing milk and-human kindness as displayed between farmers ‘and miners that I felt inclined to if feneral oterest 4g the Readers of the start in the dairy business. Much has been said here about the work done at Washingten, D. C., and I think what bas been attained is subject fer. much congratulation. We have secured a hold, we have an inch, we shall soon have.a foot.” c The speaker detailed the story ef the fight ever the Caminetti bill, making but tee little reference te bis own able services at the capital as the represcntative ef the Califernia Miners’ Asseciatien. Then he centinued: ‘‘I will be dead and gene. before you have recovered ‘entirely the great industry you have lest, but if yeu think you are going to accomplish all this in » minute you are the greatest set of bald-headed eld fecls Lever met. {Laughter and applause}. Rest assured, gentlemen, that yeu are en the way to success, Today the industry will be started here, tomorrow there, and the next day somewhere else. Gradually it will be resumed everywhere and without doing injury_te any one. The genius ef the American people will survive and hydraulic mining will be a great industry in Califor~ Alfred Tregidgo of Nevada called for three cheers for Niles Searls and they were given heartily. Chairman Neff thanked Mr. Searla for his “qncouraging words anid-then-if Mr.-Fregidgs felt any soreness over the reference to his resolutions in the forenoon as “all .buaeombe” the chairman soothed it effectively. He told of the services of the mam from Nevada county in the aid of the miner and wound up with ani ‘‘all henor to Alfred Tregidgo,”’ which have heen very gratifying to the receipient of the compliment. ~LWOCAL ITEMS. oo Daily Transcript. —_—— This is grand weather fer the woed men. The merry-ge-reund continues to draw big crowds. Thanksgiving Dey. ® pany, of Smartsville, Yuba county, bas applied.for a license to hydraulic, the tailings to be depesited in an eld hydraulic pit. * his second crop of raspberries. The land anywhere, its various officers this evening to serve for The Marysville Demecrat heads its artiHas Been Desd for a Number —efYears.” An unusually large lot ef freight is arri¥which goes_te shpw. that. there are more since hydraulic mining was squelched. ped eut with the fnnds of the company Charles G. Yale made a short and interesting statement in reference te the .productiveness ef the small mines ofthe State and the fact the unemptoyet, Chinese fash=} ion, are talking of working over the workedout mines: any Chinese have leased gravel minés and. are making handsome protits out of them. He had prepared care~ fully tables showing the products of the small mines worked by white men and Chinese, Krom his mass of carefully collated figures he presented the following totals for fast year: Small mines operated by» white mex $1,483,683 ; small mines operated by Chinese, $1,042,110, a total of $2,929,793. As the tetal output was $12,571,900, this gum from the small mines is pearly & quar ter uf the whole. C. W. Cross addressed the conventien en the subject ofthe eperation of the United States debris bill. He said it was quite a mistake to imagine that he benefite of the bill would redound to the benefit ef the large . 4PPearances are eften misleading. mine-owner only. , He maintained, on the centrary, that it is the small miner who will be more largely benefited. The expense ef building impounding dams, he said, weuld. Mr. Connors, that has been in.training at be trifling, as Ged Almighty has placed beGlenbreek Park, reared and fell backwards gides the mines places where just such dams} Tkursday and the animal’s baek was brecam be most conveniently and cheaply built. . ken by the fall. Tho animal wasa valua~ “{ know their mountains, ravines and can. . ble thereughbred filly ef the best stock in yons, their river beds, and I kmew how ad-. the State. It was shot Wednesday morning. mirably the land lies for the constructien Sie of impounding dams in advantageous places, I believe that, though miners are new a little discouraged, the time is at hand when hydraulic mining will be carried on upon & grander scale tham ever, It isa mistake te suppese that there will. be any particular . has concluded to introduce to his customdifficulty in obtaining _, Permission tolers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet censtruct those dams and conduct hydranlic. ever seen in this city, Try ‘em. They mining.” He drew particular attentiea to the work of the transmississippi congress and mentioned the fact that the next cengress will be held ia Saw Francisce in Febraary next. +e A Leader. came instructing W. L. Thurston te take charge ef, the cempany’s affairs. ' Sam, J. Hinds; formerly of this city, and now-oue-ef the-leading atterneys of Fresno, . has filed a complaint for a Chinaman againat the town of Selma for damages te the ameunt ef $29,995 for losses sustained by citizens during the month ef August. One of the leading merchants of ‘this city is formulating a plan to erect a new building in this city. He is tired of paying rent and proposes to have a fine building of his own. Several new business houses will be erected here next spring. A level-headed editor of an exchange says: ‘‘My friend, de net speak slightly of that man with a battered hat and timeworn elothes. He is probably editor ef the home paper, while the maa with the silk hat and woll—brushed clothes that passes him by ‘on the other side’ is the delinquent subscriber, Or A Horse Injured. Tidings:—A young herse belonging to Parss in the region ef the kidaey are cured by Bimmont Liver Regulater. Bill ef Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson,,at the Bee Hive Grocery Store go well with Shasta lemonade, § j24 PERSONAL Social and Othor Noles Aboot Roope Olt and Young. Joe Hersley of San Francisco is in tewn, 8. Seelig of San Francisco is in town. C. H. Weods of San Francisco came in on ‘There will be races at Watt Park en. the morning train. J. W. Greenlaw the flour man “of SacraThe Excelsior Water and Mining Cem-j mento is in town. J. L, Bryson of Stockton arrived here last evening. Mrs, Geo. Hunt of Wadsworth, Nevada, Tom Wagoner of Penn Valley is picking . is here on a visit. Henry German came over from North and climate dows there cannot be excelled . San Juan today. i Mrs. Charles Allen of Grass Valley was The Nevada City Athletic Glub will elect . stricken with paralzsis yesterday morning, e Miss Esther Fimm of Downieville arrived the ensviing term. Every member ‘is re-. here Jast evening on her way to San Franquested te be present. : cisce. Mrs. W. T. Hooper, ©. Hooper and Mise cle about the Miners’‘Cenvention: ‘‘One. E. Brown, of Forest City, arived her More Effert te Put Life Into a Corpse That . evening on their way below. . A. Hanipel, the popular traveling man of The Democrat will find it @ lively corpse . of Sacramento, is here titerviewing cur merjust new. e chantg. W. A. Wayland of Forest City arrived ing here fer the up-coumtry merchants and . here last evening from San. Francisco on miners. Jtis;ouble that ef last year, . his way home. N. C. Miller and Miss Mamie Miller ar-. weary and hungry, he told his friends th. t “. Francisco, scetsieahariciaetadllide —_——_ -—_— tf. SES Ocala trate Fruitilaxi, solation prizes of 50 cents each, é \last mines in operation and mere men empleyed rived here this morning from San Francisco in the upper country than there has been . ea their way home. Josephi Dellessi, formerly of this city, and #,--B. Thomas, superintendent ef the . now a resident of San Luis Obispo,, arrived . one of his frieads, . Spring Hill mine at Grass Valley, has skiphere yesterday. ae ais aa Miss Lillie Tam, whe has been visiting at} Wen the hair begins to come out in leaving « let ef bills umpaid. A dispatch . Sacramento dudSan Francisce’ for several . combing, it shows a weakness ef the scalp was sent te Add. C. Hinkson, and a reply . \week® past, returned home last evening. Judge Walling has returned from San] preparation to arrest further loss of hair'and Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. ‘The California Fruitilaxi: Manufacturing . *he Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldthe Chinaman at the hands of a mob of. Company aré offering prizes to boys and . well presiding : girls under sixteen years of age for paip ing in water colors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Iree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size . Uter. tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con-] ramento street. o7-lw A TEACHER'S TRIP. ad Why He Walked From Grass Valley to _ Smartaville, }. A young and handsome Smartsville man, who until recently taught school not many miles from Marysville, says the Appeal, recently attending the Teachers’ Institute at Truckee. Being quite fascinating hé made the acquaintance of several of the lady teachers and spent considerable money on boat, buggy rides and suppers for the fair acquaintances, At the conclusion of the Institute he went to his room and counted over his money and his lower jaw fell several notches when he discevered that he had only just enough meney to pay his fare to GrassValley. Whoen he arrived there without money or credit he made up his mind to borrow a few dollars from his friend, the stage driver, but he had already left on the down trip and he was not so well acquainted with the other Not in the least discouraged he shouldered his grip and started on foot. for Smartsville. He was not} fortunate enough t2 meet any wagons on the road and had to walk the entire distance, A ; When he arrived at Mooney Flat, leg the buggy he had ‘hired “had broken” dowii and that he was ebliged to walk a few miler, The story is told just as it was related ly ++ that calls for immediate attention. The best restore the scalp to a healthy condition is Ayer’s Hair Vigor, 9 0 8F Superior Court. The following business was transacted in Estate of Frank Kearney, deceased. De¢ 0@ of settlement of final account ‘of execPR SES a a at SE Situation Wanted. Leather Water Proof Boots There is on exhibition and for sale at L. Hyman & Co.’s anew kind of Miners’ Boots. They are absolutely waterproof and equal if not superior to rubber. Miners go and examine them whether you wish to buy or not. o11-3t. Cures Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER’S Sarsaparilla,. when taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to other preparations, which unprincipled dealers ‘will recommend, and try to impose upon you, as ‘just as good as Ayer's.” Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary~scrofula and-other—blood—diaeases from the system, and it has, deservedly, the confidence of the people. Sarsaparill “JT cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief T have obtained from the use of AYER’S Sarsaparilla. [was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, niy body was covered with pimply eruptions. “The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness resultingifrom impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”"—H. L, Jarmann, 83 William st., New York City. A lady wishes a situation to do general Will Cure Oil housework. Inquire at Miss Swift's, SacPrepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer &Oo., Lowell, Mass. = ann ne thi ‘or Consumption it ri cured thousands, ‘and will une 7 You For sale at Cair Bros, Siace ite first intreduction, Eleetric Bitfrom Eastern and California m ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until new it is clearly in the lead ameng pure medicinal tenics and alteratives—cen taining nothing which permits its use as beverage er intoxicant, it is recegnized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments ef Stemach, Liver er Kidneys.—It will cure fick Meadache, Indigestion, Constipatien. ~. we ever kept before. We are a the people of and drive Malaria from the system, Satis-. CONt On every dollar. faction guaranteed with each bottle or the meney will be refunded. Price only 50c. per system of doing business——~We bettle. Sold by Carr Bros. ~ee A School Satchel Free of Charge. ss A fine new satchel—water proof—will be given free to each cash purchaser ef over § worth of School Books. At Carr Bros. Baby crfed, Doctor prescribed : Casteria ! 1/PRICE TO ALL. out but once. 2 ged anufacturers. able to please rich or poor. Buy and sell strictly ror Cash. This is the only way in which we can offer genuine bargains, In this way éverybody is treated alike, and we have but ONE cue all others ta chs, Geeud. Rave he Si eiane toch oc or use PLASTER. Zc. PietodTakedaebohtan ct acts hee ve you This re is teed to cure you. Price, hon tee Marking our immense stock of FALL GOODS, just received Our stock of FALL CLOTHING is larger this year -tha Owing to the financial depression we were enabled to buy this stock, for spot.cash, at low figures. We ask a fair trial of evada county—Examine our stock of FALI GOQDS. We are-sure we can save you from 25 to 50 pe1 During the last eight months we have inaugurate! a néw In Marysville Goods, we carry a full line of FLANNELS and BLANKETS, and we are selling them at mill prices. We will also say to the people that in two weeks we will send out our wagon with samples of the goods we are selling this Fall. We do this for advertising, and will send the team L. HYMAN & CO. [COMMERCIAL STREET, COR. MAIN, Nevada City THE ONLY FANCY GOOD Dress Goods. Cloaks. low figure, wi x I. REICH & CO., MAIN STREBT, OPProsiTs 0 S HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. Dress Goods. We respectfully invite the Ladies of Nevada City to inspect our choice stock of DRESS GOODS. They comprise a great variety of the choicest and newest Dress Patterns of the season, and were personally selected by our Mr. Reich. on other articles, are the same as of the leading houses of San Francisco and Sacramento, Cloaks. ‘< ore: : We have made arrangements with two leading manufacturers t their stoc WE ARE STII T BU Y and samples of Cloaks for FOUR WEEKS—Posir y POUICWREKG. ‘ They are on consignment and must be returned by that time, urday, and on ly wishing to avail herself of a Cloak, to buy a stylish Cloak 1 please call before this stock, is returned, IVELY ONLY FOUK WEEKs, Very Respectfully, » RTO ck co. and would be benefited permanently, . UNION EXOTEL, Prices on these as They will arrive by Satat a very Death of Mra. John Bost. _ Mrs. John Bost died at her residence on Gold Flat last night, after an illness of a fow days. She was taken sick Sunday, with pneumonia, Deceased was an old resident of this place, and was aged about 58 years, A husband and three grown sors survi' ¢@ her, also a neive, Mrs. Hector of San Francisco. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clo.k. Dropped Dead. a Albert Leclaire, who had been a resident of Truckee for seven years, dropped dead at Pat Henry’s logging camp yesterday afternoon, Leclaire and his partner were engaged in sawing down a tree and after it had been felled to the ground Leclaire started to pick up the wedges, and fell dead. Heart disease was the cause of his death, He was aman very highly respected, and was a member of the Knights of Phythias. His remains were taken to Truckee, Before the Grand Jury. The case of the death of Mra. A. J, Kern of Roca is being investigated by the Grand Jury. eceased died very suddenly whiie in the office of Dr. Wm. Curless at Truckee, and the latter is accused of malpractice. Dr. R.’ P. Goss and C. W. Long, of Truckee, are here as witnesses before the Grand Jury in the case. The examination of witnesses in the Hartley case was concluded this forenoon. You Know that you can secure al-most immediate relief from “Indigestion, “and that uncomfortable fullnéss after meals, by simply takiifg a’dose of Sim‘mons Liver Regulator ? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions . have been._made to understand this and have been”. cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. ¥rom Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “Tt affords. me pleasure to add my testimony to the great virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator. Ihave had experience with it, as occasion demanded, hones years, and cegare it as agrees’ med cine of the times. So ¢ a medicine deserves universal commendation. » LET US 7 SEE YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE all Se Td (00080 AR A hema mrt A THIS WEEK. 5; nic ARE The Old Reliable. » . POSSIBLY You have never demonstrated*by your own practical experience the advantages of trading at the Pliza Grocery Store. QUITE LIKELY . You. have read our newspaper advertisements and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we mere than fulfill all promises made in those advertisements ; but in the rush and hurry of life you have not been sufficiently impressed by the importance of the information to profit by it. PROBABLY If you will take a moment no think about it you will conclude that this matter is worthy of your best attention. How to make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest is a problem that bothers us all. At the same time we want good goods in every line, and especially a we want good food products, CERTAINLY If you-ence get to trading with us you will continue to do so, We make this assertion POSITIVELY , them, Tt is net necessary to particularize as to our stock, for we have about everything you can find in a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, an Francisco pr ces. New slvelry Store I. H. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, --*with Hartman & Dula. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CIty, = ENGRAVING and MONOGRAMS, OF ALL KINDS neatly and promptly executed. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, ® Jewelry made to «rder. All work done in First-class styl» and guarenteed at A Fine Line of Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry, Always on Hand and For Sale #{ the Lowest Fates, Meal, “Hay, Grain, etc., eto. : FRUIT s Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City, We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of Fruita, donsestic and imported, : FISH Fish of all kinde—‘resh and salt watr, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from eur own SHURTLUPY & SON, For as experienced store-keepers we not enly have a complete understanding ef the , wants of the people of Nevada City and vicinity, but laber conscientiously to supply Ant! What 1s Still Hine The PLAZA STORE . PIFTY-CRATS A WERK. [ \dvertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under thig head for (0 Cents a week or $2a month,. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . sortie ; mao $1,500 will buy house on Nevada St., or w _. rent same at $15 per month. Also for sale corner lot adjo ning, 95 feet frontage. . A. D, Tower. House and lot, with improvements. Situated on Long Street. Enquire at Transcript Office. : us Kor Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness. Good as new, -Enquiré at the Daily Transcript Office. 02 . © Rurnishod Roome-Pur Reat, Third house from Suspension Bridge, on Pine Street, » . FOR SALE, One thorough-brace Wagon, 3 Beer or Water Vats,. and a lot of Old Iron; Enquire of CASPER FOGELI. Notice {0 Contractors, Bids will be received by the HOME GOLD MINING CO., until Saturday, the 21st day of October, 1893, for Sinking One Hundred Feet of Shaft on the Home Mine. Said Shaft to be’ 8x5 in the clear. Contractors to furnish their own Powder, Candleg and Fuse, The Company to furn—ish the balance’ required for the work, Threz shifts will be required, For further particulars enquire of STEPHEN MOORE, Supt. _ At the Mine, on Deer Creek. Nevada City, Oct, 6th, 1893. l'o You read the twéifavorite Dailies, the Daih ana the San Francisco Catt ? a year, The two for only nine dollars . THE _ Movada Publish BuBsc) Sixty Ce Paid in. Loca. for First sequent ' (For Othe cation. _ PRaepresnemanees THURS nt are meer o W. A. New Yeo Stanford late brot gan Bluf gaged in then we store bei building grocery s niture ar occupied seven or opposite been affii fifteen y« alysis. . on the 14 time he! had been death ha: or three \ sens, W: grown u; ee universal death w: _and 23 di from his _ _mear the . ternoon ¢ . WHEN laus diat! become c therefore pels scr catarrh a: is enly a The be Bruises, . Sores, Te Corns, an cures Pile teed to gi refunded. aale at Oa way te Si Those . Discovery have not, it Free. and get s mame and Chicago, New Life Guide of Free. A good and Bros. Dr M

za = THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT : v3 THURSDAY EVENING, OCT. 12, '93, PRT IMPROMPTU ADDRESSES. The Closing Speeches to the Assembled Miners in San Francisco. Examiner: The tall and commanding: figure of Justice Niles Searls caught the ehairman’s eye as the closing hour of the conventien drew on and the venerable lawyer was invited to speak. “J de not know,” said he, ‘‘whether I faave any right to address this, eonvention. [ries of Yes ! yes! go on !] I occupy a position in which I ain supposed to be removed from all possibility from taking any side, but ny heart is with the miuers in this fight and I cannet resist the opportupity of telling them so. Though unable on account of illness to attend the first convenTantei eee ateaon ary amet ‘i ’ wy* ait aj 5t= peur t jt alt ahs Aoajes PROPOSED MANUFACTORES AND LIBERAL ARTS BUILDING—CALIFORNIA MIDWINTER FAIR. Siekness at Truckee. There are several cages of pneumonia, at’ Truckee, and one or two deaths have oc= curred from the disease, Ed. Martin, Mrs. Sam Parker and Joe Marzen are afflicted with it. Broke His Arm. Fred Pinch, the ten-year-old son of Chas. Pinch of Lost Hill, while playing Tuesday fell and broke his right arm at the elbow, SE ha Gee Sawmill Accident. An employe at Voss’ sawmill had his arm and hand badly cut teday by coming in contact with one of the saws, He was brought to town this afternoon. Sadie lee 3c Wa reneea a Se Preparing for Insolvency. Visalia Times: A citizen of this county while passing a milliner store chanced to hear a lady inside exclaim ; ‘‘Oh, what loves of hats you have this season! And just think, only $12 apiece!” It is said the passing gentleman, who hada wife and four or five daughters at home, at once began to make preparation to go through insolvency. tien the newspaper reports of its progress and good work so filled me with jey and I was se impressed with the overflowing milk and-human kindness as displayed between farmers ‘and miners that I felt inclined to if feneral oterest 4g the Readers of the start in the dairy business. Much has been said here about the work done at Washingten, D. C., and I think what bas been attained is subject fer. much congratulation. We have secured a hold, we have an inch, we shall soon have.a foot.” c The speaker detailed the story ef the fight ever the Caminetti bill, making but tee little reference te bis own able services at the capital as the represcntative ef the Califernia Miners’ Asseciatien. Then he centinued: ‘‘I will be dead and gene. before you have recovered ‘entirely the great industry you have lest, but if yeu think you are going to accomplish all this in » minute you are the greatest set of bald-headed eld fecls Lever met. {Laughter and applause}. Rest assured, gentlemen, that yeu are en the way to success, Today the industry will be started here, tomorrow there, and the next day somewhere else. Gradually it will be resumed everywhere and without doing injury_te any one. The genius ef the American people will survive and hydraulic mining will be a great industry in Califor~ Alfred Tregidgo of Nevada called for three cheers for Niles Searls and they were given heartily. Chairman Neff thanked Mr. Searla for his “qncouraging words anid-then-if Mr.-Fregidgs felt any soreness over the reference to his resolutions in the forenoon as “all .buaeombe” the chairman soothed it effectively. He told of the services of the mam from Nevada county in the aid of the miner and wound up with ani ‘‘all henor to Alfred Tregidgo,”’ which have heen very gratifying to the receipient of the compliment. ~LWOCAL ITEMS. oo Daily Transcript. —_—— This is grand weather fer the woed men. The merry-ge-reund continues to draw big crowds. Thanksgiving Dey. ® pany, of Smartsville, Yuba county, bas applied.for a license to hydraulic, the tailings to be depesited in an eld hydraulic pit. * his second crop of raspberries. The land anywhere, its various officers this evening to serve for The Marysville Demecrat heads its artiHas Been Desd for a Number —efYears.” An unusually large lot ef freight is arri¥which goes_te shpw. that. there are more since hydraulic mining was squelched. ped eut with the fnnds of the company Charles G. Yale made a short and interesting statement in reference te the .productiveness ef the small mines ofthe State and the fact the unemptoyet, Chinese fash=} ion, are talking of working over the workedout mines: any Chinese have leased gravel minés and. are making handsome protits out of them. He had prepared care~ fully tables showing the products of the small mines worked by white men and Chinese, Krom his mass of carefully collated figures he presented the following totals for fast year: Small mines operated by» white mex $1,483,683 ; small mines operated by Chinese, $1,042,110, a total of $2,929,793. As the tetal output was $12,571,900, this gum from the small mines is pearly & quar ter uf the whole. C. W. Cross addressed the conventien en the subject ofthe eperation of the United States debris bill. He said it was quite a mistake to imagine that he benefite of the bill would redound to the benefit ef the large . 4PPearances are eften misleading. mine-owner only. , He maintained, on the centrary, that it is the small miner who will be more largely benefited. The expense ef building impounding dams, he said, weuld. Mr. Connors, that has been in.training at be trifling, as Ged Almighty has placed beGlenbreek Park, reared and fell backwards gides the mines places where just such dams} Tkursday and the animal’s baek was brecam be most conveniently and cheaply built. . ken by the fall. Tho animal wasa valua~ “{ know their mountains, ravines and can. . ble thereughbred filly ef the best stock in yons, their river beds, and I kmew how ad-. the State. It was shot Wednesday morning. mirably the land lies for the constructien Sie of impounding dams in advantageous places, I believe that, though miners are new a little discouraged, the time is at hand when hydraulic mining will be carried on upon & grander scale tham ever, It isa mistake te suppese that there will. be any particular . has concluded to introduce to his customdifficulty in obtaining _, Permission tolers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet censtruct those dams and conduct hydranlic. ever seen in this city, Try ‘em. They mining.” He drew particular attentiea to the work of the transmississippi congress and mentioned the fact that the next cengress will be held ia Saw Francisce in Febraary next. +e A Leader. came instructing W. L. Thurston te take charge ef, the cempany’s affairs. ' Sam, J. Hinds; formerly of this city, and now-oue-ef the-leading atterneys of Fresno, . has filed a complaint for a Chinaman againat the town of Selma for damages te the ameunt ef $29,995 for losses sustained by citizens during the month ef August. One of the leading merchants of ‘this city is formulating a plan to erect a new building in this city. He is tired of paying rent and proposes to have a fine building of his own. Several new business houses will be erected here next spring. A level-headed editor of an exchange says: ‘‘My friend, de net speak slightly of that man with a battered hat and timeworn elothes. He is probably editor ef the home paper, while the maa with the silk hat and woll—brushed clothes that passes him by ‘on the other side’ is the delinquent subscriber, Or A Horse Injured. Tidings:—A young herse belonging to Parss in the region ef the kidaey are cured by Bimmont Liver Regulater. Bill ef Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson,,at the Bee Hive Grocery Store go well with Shasta lemonade, § j24 PERSONAL Social and Othor Noles Aboot Roope Olt and Young. Joe Hersley of San Francisco is in tewn, 8. Seelig of San Francisco is in town. C. H. Weods of San Francisco came in on ‘There will be races at Watt Park en. the morning train. J. W. Greenlaw the flour man “of SacraThe Excelsior Water and Mining Cem-j mento is in town. J. L, Bryson of Stockton arrived here last evening. Mrs, Geo. Hunt of Wadsworth, Nevada, Tom Wagoner of Penn Valley is picking . is here on a visit. Henry German came over from North and climate dows there cannot be excelled . San Juan today. i Mrs. Charles Allen of Grass Valley was The Nevada City Athletic Glub will elect . stricken with paralzsis yesterday morning, e Miss Esther Fimm of Downieville arrived the ensviing term. Every member ‘is re-. here Jast evening on her way to San Franquested te be present. : cisce. Mrs. W. T. Hooper, ©. Hooper and Mise cle about the Miners’‘Cenvention: ‘‘One. E. Brown, of Forest City, arived her More Effert te Put Life Into a Corpse That . evening on their way below. . A. Hanipel, the popular traveling man of The Democrat will find it @ lively corpse . of Sacramento, is here titerviewing cur merjust new. e chantg. W. A. Wayland of Forest City arrived ing here fer the up-coumtry merchants and . here last evening from San. Francisco on miners. Jtis;ouble that ef last year, . his way home. N. C. Miller and Miss Mamie Miller ar-. weary and hungry, he told his friends th. t “. Francisco, scetsieahariciaetadllide —_——_ -—_— tf. SES Ocala trate Fruitilaxi, solation prizes of 50 cents each, é \last mines in operation and mere men empleyed rived here this morning from San Francisco in the upper country than there has been . ea their way home. Josephi Dellessi, formerly of this city, and #,--B. Thomas, superintendent ef the . now a resident of San Luis Obispo,, arrived . one of his frieads, . Spring Hill mine at Grass Valley, has skiphere yesterday. ae ais aa Miss Lillie Tam, whe has been visiting at} Wen the hair begins to come out in leaving « let ef bills umpaid. A dispatch . Sacramento dudSan Francisce’ for several . combing, it shows a weakness ef the scalp was sent te Add. C. Hinkson, and a reply . \week® past, returned home last evening. Judge Walling has returned from San] preparation to arrest further loss of hair'and Try the St. James Bouquet Cigar. ‘The California Fruitilaxi: Manufacturing . *he Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldthe Chinaman at the hands of a mob of. Company aré offering prizes to boys and . well presiding : girls under sixteen years of age for paip ing in water colors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Iree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size . Uter. tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con-] ramento street. o7-lw A TEACHER'S TRIP. ad Why He Walked From Grass Valley to _ Smartaville, }. A young and handsome Smartsville man, who until recently taught school not many miles from Marysville, says the Appeal, recently attending the Teachers’ Institute at Truckee. Being quite fascinating hé made the acquaintance of several of the lady teachers and spent considerable money on boat, buggy rides and suppers for the fair acquaintances, At the conclusion of the Institute he went to his room and counted over his money and his lower jaw fell several notches when he discevered that he had only just enough meney to pay his fare to GrassValley. Whoen he arrived there without money or credit he made up his mind to borrow a few dollars from his friend, the stage driver, but he had already left on the down trip and he was not so well acquainted with the other Not in the least discouraged he shouldered his grip and started on foot. for Smartsville. He was not} fortunate enough t2 meet any wagons on the road and had to walk the entire distance, A ; When he arrived at Mooney Flat, leg the buggy he had ‘hired “had broken” dowii and that he was ebliged to walk a few miler, The story is told just as it was related ly ++ that calls for immediate attention. The best restore the scalp to a healthy condition is Ayer’s Hair Vigor, 9 0 8F Superior Court. The following business was transacted in Estate of Frank Kearney, deceased. De¢ 0@ of settlement of final account ‘of execPR SES a a at SE Situation Wanted. Leather Water Proof Boots There is on exhibition and for sale at L. Hyman & Co.’s anew kind of Miners’ Boots. They are absolutely waterproof and equal if not superior to rubber. Miners go and examine them whether you wish to buy or not. o11-3t. Cures Others Will cure You, is a true statement of the action of AYER’S Sarsaparilla,. when taken for diseases originating in impure blood; but, while this assertion is true of AYER'’S Sarsaparilla, as thousands can attest, it cannot be truthfully applied to other preparations, which unprincipled dealers ‘will recommend, and try to impose upon you, as ‘just as good as Ayer's.” Take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla and Ayer’s only, if you need a blood-purifier This medicine, for nearly fifty years, has enjoyed a reputation, and made a record for cures, that has never been equaled by other preparations. AYER'S Sarsaparilla eradicates the taint of hereditary~scrofula and-other—blood—diaeases from the system, and it has, deservedly, the confidence of the people. Sarsaparill “JT cannot forbear to express my joy at the relief T have obtained from the use of AYER’S Sarsaparilla. [was afflicted with kidney troubles for about six months, suffering greatly with pains in the small of my back. In addition to this, niy body was covered with pimply eruptions. “The remedies prescribed failed to help me. I then began to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla, and, in a short time, the pains ceased and the pimples disappeared. I advise every young man or woman, in case of sickness resultingifrom impure blood, no matter how long standing the case may be, to take AYER’S Sarsaparilla.”"—H. L, Jarmann, 83 William st., New York City. A lady wishes a situation to do general Will Cure Oil housework. Inquire at Miss Swift's, SacPrepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer &Oo., Lowell, Mass. = ann ne thi ‘or Consumption it ri cured thousands, ‘and will une 7 You For sale at Cair Bros, Siace ite first intreduction, Eleetric Bitfrom Eastern and California m ters has gained rapidly in popular favor, until new it is clearly in the lead ameng pure medicinal tenics and alteratives—cen taining nothing which permits its use as beverage er intoxicant, it is recegnized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments ef Stemach, Liver er Kidneys.—It will cure fick Meadache, Indigestion, Constipatien. ~. we ever kept before. We are a the people of

and drive Malaria from the system, Satis-. CONt On every dollar. faction guaranteed with each bottle or the meney will be refunded. Price only 50c. per system of doing business——~We bettle. Sold by Carr Bros. ~ee A School Satchel Free of Charge. ss A fine new satchel—water proof—will be given free to each cash purchaser ef over § worth of School Books. At Carr Bros. Baby crfed, Doctor prescribed : Casteria ! 1/PRICE TO ALL. out but once. 2 ged anufacturers. able to please rich or poor. Buy and sell strictly ror Cash. This is the only way in which we can offer genuine bargains, In this way éverybody is treated alike, and we have but ONE cue all others ta chs, Geeud. Rave he Si eiane toch oc or use PLASTER. Zc. PietodTakedaebohtan ct acts hee ve you This re is teed to cure you. Price, hon tee Marking our immense stock of FALL GOODS, just received Our stock of FALL CLOTHING is larger this year -tha Owing to the financial depression we were enabled to buy this stock, for spot.cash, at low figures. We ask a fair trial of evada county—Examine our stock of FALI GOQDS. We are-sure we can save you from 25 to 50 pe1 During the last eight months we have inaugurate! a néw In Marysville Goods, we carry a full line of FLANNELS and BLANKETS, and we are selling them at mill prices. We will also say to the people that in two weeks we will send out our wagon with samples of the goods we are selling this Fall. We do this for advertising, and will send the team L. HYMAN & CO. [COMMERCIAL STREET, COR. MAIN, Nevada City THE ONLY FANCY GOOD Dress Goods. Cloaks. low figure, wi x I. REICH & CO., MAIN STREBT, OPProsiTs 0 S HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. Dress Goods. We respectfully invite the Ladies of Nevada City to inspect our choice stock of DRESS GOODS. They comprise a great variety of the choicest and newest Dress Patterns of the season, and were personally selected by our Mr. Reich. on other articles, are the same as of the leading houses of San Francisco and Sacramento, Cloaks. ‘< ore: : We have made arrangements with two leading manufacturers t their stoc WE ARE STII T BU Y and samples of Cloaks for FOUR WEEKS—Posir y POUICWREKG. ‘ They are on consignment and must be returned by that time, urday, and on ly wishing to avail herself of a Cloak, to buy a stylish Cloak 1 please call before this stock, is returned, IVELY ONLY FOUK WEEKs, Very Respectfully, » RTO ck co. and would be benefited permanently, . UNION EXOTEL, Prices on these as They will arrive by Satat a very Death of Mra. John Bost. _ Mrs. John Bost died at her residence on Gold Flat last night, after an illness of a fow days. She was taken sick Sunday, with pneumonia, Deceased was an old resident of this place, and was aged about 58 years, A husband and three grown sors survi' ¢@ her, also a neive, Mrs. Hector of San Francisco. The funeral will take place Saturday afternoon at 1 o’clo.k. Dropped Dead. a Albert Leclaire, who had been a resident of Truckee for seven years, dropped dead at Pat Henry’s logging camp yesterday afternoon, Leclaire and his partner were engaged in sawing down a tree and after it had been felled to the ground Leclaire started to pick up the wedges, and fell dead. Heart disease was the cause of his death, He was aman very highly respected, and was a member of the Knights of Phythias. His remains were taken to Truckee, Before the Grand Jury. The case of the death of Mra. A. J, Kern of Roca is being investigated by the Grand Jury. eceased died very suddenly whiie in the office of Dr. Wm. Curless at Truckee, and the latter is accused of malpractice. Dr. R.’ P. Goss and C. W. Long, of Truckee, are here as witnesses before the Grand Jury in the case. The examination of witnesses in the Hartley case was concluded this forenoon. You Know that you can secure al-most immediate relief from “Indigestion, “and that uncomfortable fullnéss after meals, by simply takiifg a’dose of Sim‘mons Liver Regulator ? Some people think that because it is called Liver Regulator it has nothing to do with Indigestion and the like. It is the inaction of the Liver that causes Indigestion, and that fullness; also Constipation, and those Bilious Headaches. Millions . have been._made to understand this and have been”.. cured from these troubles by Simmons Liver Regulator—a medicine unfailing and purely vegetable. ¥rom Rev. M. B. Wharton, Baltimore, Md “Tt affords. me pleasure to add my testimony to the great virtues of Simmons Liver Regulator. Ihave had experience with it, as occasion demanded, hones years, and cegare it as agrees’ med cine of the times. So ¢ a medicine deserves universal commendation. » LET US 7 SEE YOU TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE all Se Td (00080 AR A hema mrt A THIS WEEK. 5; nic ARE The Old Reliable. » . POSSIBLY You have never demonstrated*by your own practical experience the advantages of trading at the Pliza Grocery Store. QUITE LIKELY . You. have read our newspaper advertisements and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we mere than fulfill all promises made in those advertisements ; but in the rush and hurry of life you have not been sufficiently impressed by the importance of the information to profit by it. PROBABLY If you will take a moment no think about it you will conclude that this matter is worthy of your best attention. How to make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest is a problem that bothers us all. At the same time we want good goods in every line, and especially a we want good food products, CERTAINLY If you-ence get to trading with us you will continue to do so, We make this assertion POSITIVELY , them, Tt is net necessary to particularize as to our stock, for we have about everything you can find in a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, an Francisco pr ces. New slvelry Store I. H. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, --*with Hartman & Dula. COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CIty, = ENGRAVING and MONOGRAMS, OF ALL KINDS neatly and promptly executed. FINE WATCH REPAIRING A SPECIALTY, ® Jewelry made to «rder. All work done in First-class styl» and guarenteed at A Fine Line of Watehes, Clocks and Jewelry, Always on Hand and For Sale #{ the Lowest Fates, Meal, “Hay, Grain, etc., eto. : FRUIT s Our store is the Leading Fruit Depot of Nevada City, We have the most and the freshest of everything in the way of Fruita, donsestic and imported, : FISH Fish of all kinde—‘resh and salt watr, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY Live and Dressed Poulty, fat and tender, right from eur own SHURTLUPY & SON, For as experienced store-keepers we not enly have a complete understanding ef the , wants of the people of Nevada City and vicinity, but laber conscientiously to supply Ant! What 1s Still Hine The PLAZA STORE . PIFTY-CRATS A WERK. [ \dvertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under thig head for (0 Cents a week or $2a month,. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . sortie ; mao $1,500 will buy house on Nevada St., or w _. rent same at $15 per month. Also for sale corner lot adjo ning, 95 feet frontage. . A. D, Tower. House and lot, with improvements. Situated on Long Street. Enquire at Transcript Office. : us Kor Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness. Good as new, -Enquiré at the Daily Transcript Office. 02 . © Rurnishod Roome-Pur Reat, Third house from Suspension Bridge, on Pine Street, » . FOR SALE, One thorough-brace Wagon, 3 Beer or Water Vats,. and a lot of Old Iron; Enquire of CASPER FOGELI. Notice {0 Contractors, Bids will be received by the HOME GOLD MINING CO., until Saturday, the 21st day of October, 1893, for Sinking One Hundred Feet of Shaft on the Home Mine. Said Shaft to be’ 8x5 in the clear. Contractors to furnish their own Powder, Candleg and Fuse, The Company to furn—ish the balance’ required for the work, Threz shifts will be required, For further particulars enquire of STEPHEN MOORE, Supt. _ At the Mine, on Deer Creek. Nevada City, Oct, 6th, 1893. l'o You read the twéifavorite Dailies, the Daih ana the San Francisco Catt ? a year, The two for only nine dollars . THE _ Movada Publish BuBsc) Sixty Ce Paid in. Loca. for First sequent ' (For Othe cation. _ PRaepresnemanees THURS nt are meer o W. A. New Yeo Stanford late brot gan Bluf gaged in then we store bei building grocery s niture ar occupied seven or opposite been affii fifteen y« alysis. . on the 14 time he! had been death ha: or three \ sens, W: grown u; ee universal death w: _and 23 di from his _ _mear the . ternoon ¢ . WHEN laus diat! become c therefore pels scr catarrh a: is enly a The be Bruises, . Sores, Te Corns, an cures Pile teed to gi refunded. aale at Oa way te Si Those . Discovery have not, it Free. and get s mame and Chicago, New Life Guide of Free. A good and Bros. Dr M