October 16, 1893 (4 pages)

1893 cy, OGRESS. aple, is alt odds I have of this ‘ou will hen you suit all +3. Tam wyouin t. ce a spe-heapest will be We'l, fs ing and . Have \d fancy. nateri ils ’ use.— dl y-mixy reprejand the the leadres =e ¥, CAL, fe om S$ tock of crifice es that r-Great Spring 2 ina f6 pures and orders in the HOLD prinalring Street, rks tor. ired. lyed, » Tee iginal Uurn1x PIRE gies and i on style . Man be THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT MONDAY EVENING.) OCT, 16. '93. Absciute!ly Pure. A. cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of ail in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106-Wall-St.; N.—¥ PERSONAL BRIEFS, Yocial and Other Notes About People Old aad Young Lae M. D. Cooley came down from Washington-today. « : A. 8. Bigelow eatife over from €olumbia Hill today. Millen Ford came down from Lake City today, J. M. Peters of San Francisco arrived here yesterday. M. L. Marsh returned from San Francisco yesterday. Miss Annie Purdy of San Francisco is » here on a visit, Major 5-8; McBride arrived—here yester= day from San Francisco, F, M. Schorahoery of San Francisco ar-. rived here Saturday evening. Superintendent Carl Hesse returned from San Francisco yesteaday. : J. W. Ward of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. .Wm. Fioyd returned home from San Francisco Saturday evening. Mra, B. H. Preston of Sacramento is-here ~ on a visit to her father, M. L. Marsh. W. C. Burroughs and. family of Marysville are here spending a few days. “A. J. Ross and Walter Mebley of North Bloomfield were in town ‘yesterday. D, F. Bell came down from North Bloomfield today on his way to San Francisco, Win. Wallace and J. J. Henney ef San Francisco arrived here last evening on their . 4 way to Sierra county. : Mrs. A. 8. Johnston of Los Angeles, DeA. R., is here on a visit to Miss John Evans. Captain Buckley a prominent mining man frem El Dorado county, is here looking at some of our quartz mines, Charley Weymore, who used to conduct a grocery store in this city, is in Grass Valley visiting old friends. = ‘ee The Organ-Criichet Wedding. James Colley’s residence at the corner of Nevada and Water streets was the scene of a very happy assemblage last evening. The occasion was the wedding of Mrs. Colley’s niece, Miss Hallie Grace Critchet, and Clarence V. Organ. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev, J. T. Murrish of the M. E. Church, and the attending couple were Miss Maggie; sister to the bridegroom, and Richard J. Tremaine. ~-‘*fhe~ guests -were” with few exceptions limited to the relations of the bride and groom. The floral ornamentations of the interior of the house were uwumerous and tasty, and all the appointments of the affair were elegant. Mr. and Mrs. Organ, who are among Nevada City’s best-liked young people, will continue to reside here. The TRANSCRIPT wishes them uninterrupted health, happiness and prosperity. SSUES + Se + The Federal Loan, The Federal Loan quartz mine, in Willow Valley district, about two miles and a half from Nevada City, is looking unusually well. They are still sinking, and where they are working now they have a six-foot ledge. The rock, good and bad, is all crushed as taken out and it averages a little over $11 per ton, If only the good ore were taken out and crushed it would give an average of $30 per ton, The company have a lot of sulphurets, which run from $80 to $90 per ton, The ten-stamp mill is kept running night and day, Sundays included. The Federal Loan is proving to be a big property, and is another instance of what pluck and perseverance will do in opening up a mine. + e@e + Don’r commit suicide on account of your incurable” blood disease. ‘Ihe sensible thing for you to do it is to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, If that fails, why, then—keep on trying, and it will not fail. The trouble is, people get discouraged too soon. “Try, try, try again.” . DEPRICE'S Doane MOST PBRFECT MADE, In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder hol-s its supremacy. A pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Free fron Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. @ Years the Standard, De es SATURDAY NIGHT. . The Attractions That Brought Out a Large Crowd of People. The merry go-round drew a larger andience Saturday evening than was ever seen at a circus here, and that is saying a great deal. Over 1,500 tickets for rides were sold, and in addition to ‘that there were several hundred people looking en, making the tetal number-who visited the Boulderstreet attraction aggregate about “2,000. This detracted greatly from the number of people usually seen on the principal streets and in the steres on Saturday evening. The proprietor stated that he would leave here today for the lower part of the State, whereat many merchants will rejoice, On Broad street, while the new band was playing, there were several hundred people out listening to the fine musiv, During the early part of the evening, before the merry-go-round panic struck the crowd, the merchants did a thriving business and took ‘in large amounts of money from their regular monthly customers. The new band played for several hours on the streets Saturday evening and the music “was highly-appreciated. Seme of the tnnes were old popular airs, and that was what seemed to please’ the people, Thé'bilk of the $25,000 which was paid out by four imining companies on Saturday afterneon and evening was scattered pretty generally over the town in payment of monthly bills and extras, One merchant informed the TRANSCRIPT that five of his customers whom he had carried for over a year, made their last payments on old accounts on Saturday evening. The miners around here who were ‘out of work so Jong, now that they have steady work; are on velvet once more, There was not a dispute of any kind on the streets Saturday and not an arrest was made for any offense, One thing canbe truthfully said of the Nevada City saloon keepers, and that is they will net allow any disorderly conduct carried on in their places. The very moment they see the least intimation of a probable row they squelch it before it_gets a good btart, wong There are no public gambling ‘ games carried_on in this city,-se these-whe-will play are compelled to do it in private, and that is the Nevada City style just now. James J. Hanley was the fortunate young man at James Cairns’ harness. club on Satrday evening: ~Hé dréw the new arness. There was not a drunken man seen on the streets Saturday evening, notwithstanding there were lots-of--people-in-and-aroundthe saloons, Sp ee ee Ir you wish to secure a certain and speedy result, when using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, be careful in observing the rules of health, or the benefit may be retarded. A fair and persistent trial of this medicine never fails, when the directions are followed, 0 @ ep Will Appear This Week. The illustrated Nevada county issue of the State Resources and Mining Review will be ready for delivery next Wednesday. It will contain a large number of views of local interest, as well as much reading matter pertaining to eur industries and products, It will be a valuable publication for reference here as well as tosend abroad. Extra copies can be obtained from the publisher at 429 Montgomery street (top floor), San Francisco, Looking Out for Herself, Not long ago a Grass Valley young lady experienced religion, and she thought she would surely go to hell if she wore a ring that she possessed, and in order to relieve her mind she gave the ring to her sister . : os Collector’s Notiee. Mr. E. D. Cheney, collector for the Original Union Soap Co,, and San Francisco Art Co., is here for the purpose of filling the ee eRe _ Bold Burglars. At Oakland Saturday the residence of Mrs. Carlotta Shermer, mother of Mrs. A. Isoard of this city, was entered in broad daylight by two masked men, They placed a pistol to her breast and said: ‘Give us your money or we'll kill you.” Mrs. Shermer is about seventy years of age and is known to be quite wealthy. Since the death of her husband some years ago she has lived alone. ‘The men entered the house at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, during the temporary absence of the aged servant. After binding and gagging the old lady they ransacked the house, and in a trunk found $270, which Mrs. Shermer had put away for the payment of her taxes. It is thonght that the burglars spent the night before in the cellar, waiting for a good opportunity to do the job, — —++8e + The New Band, The brass band lately organized in this city made its first appearance Saturday evening. Several of the members are employed at the Champion mine, and as a compliment to Foreman Tredennick the band went te his house and tendered him a serenade, With a little more practice together the band will be the best we have ever had here. ~-@ ‘A Solid Fact. i Post : The Miners’ Convention will give an impetus to mining that should have beneficial results for the State. The. industry has been allowed to languish, but with the knowledge that there is as much gold in the rocks and hills of the Coast as ~has been turned up, the peeple who are out of employment might be induced to take pick and shovel and stir up the wealth that is awaiting an owner. ERIS RR Rates Tuexa is a movement in Canada for having a national park created in the Nepigon couitry, in order that the trout fishing there ‘oe he eternally perpetuated, orders taken by Mr: Wm, Solter. 016-26 4 A RELIC. Helped Carry the Dead Robbers up the Steep Yuba Hill. R. M, Van dean, a former resident of this city, who is stopping here now, showed us today a relic of old times in the shape of a receipt. The receipt reads as follows : “Received of William C. Stiles five dollars for assisting in carrying dead bodies of robbers up the Yuba hill. “ May-23, 1866.” The following names are signed to it: James Jones, R. B. Gentry, A. W. Potter, George Dowd, W. H. Colley, George R. Crawford, R. M. Van Loan, C. W. Cornell, Alex Gault, E. F. Bean, James Lee, H: C. Mills, Oscar Palmer, T. C. Lampe. The above named men constituted a portion of the Sheriff’s posse that went out from this city in search of the three highwaymen who robbed the San Juan stage a few miles from this place. The late Steve Venard was‘also a member of the posse and tracked the robbers to their retreat’ en Myers’ ravine, where with a Henry repeating rifle he shot and killed all three of them and recovered the stolen treasure. Dick Gentry was Sheriff at the time, and we believe the late W. C. Stiles was the Coroner. The place where the robbers were killed was in a rough, rocky ravine, near,the. South Yuba river, not over two or three miles from where the robbery was committed. In order to get the dead bodies up te the road they had to be carried a long distance, and it was for money paid for this service that the above receipt was given. 4 _—S LOCAL ITEMS. Daily Transcript. A -small-dog was run over-and—killed by the merry-go-round Saturday evening. feveral persons went. from this city to the dance at Relief Hill Saturday night. complete their labors tomorrow. A hutiting party went from this city yesterday to the valleys, and aside from finding the birds quite plentiful they found the weather a little moist. > “ _ Yuba Parlor of Natiye Sons will give a ball at Smartsville on Friday evening, October 27th, for the benétit of the Midwinter Fair. oS Se ; Union:—James Haskell has sold a third interest in the Myrtle mine, situated in Rough & Ready township, to a Nevada City man for a good sum: : “There is a Wild West gravel ntine at Lowell Hill, Nevada county, where they have been running a bed-rock tunnel for two or three years. This Wild West is run by Two horses attached to an empty woed wagon ran away this afternoon, starting from Lost Hill and running down Sprit stréet back of the National Hotels’ No damage. The.people of Lost Hill are talking of petitioning the Board of.City Trustees to build.a plank walk across Roger Williams ravine where the till was recently put in. A walk should be laid there, and the walk along the north side of Spring street ought to be repaired in several places. We are indebted to the Midwinter Fair committee ef Grass Valley for complimentary tickets to the grand entertainment which is to be given at quartz town on Thursday evening. If Van’s Opera Honse was only large enough*there would be a delegation of one or two hundred go down from this city. There has been filed in the Recorder's office of Nevada county, at ths request of John Spaulding, a mortgage fer the sum of $1,500,000 executed by the South Yuba Water Company in faver of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Compa: y of New York. Bare aero Superior Court, _« The following business was transacted in ‘the Superior Court today, Ho». Johu Caldwell presiding:The committee appointed by the Court to draft amendments to the rules for practice made a report. The same were adopid and 150 copies ordered printed, a H. McCormick vs. G. W. Baldwin, Moe tion for new trial denied. Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. Letters of administration is-ued to W. B. Lones. Bond $40,000. (©. J. Brand, George F, Jacobs and E, O. Tompkins appointed appraisers. _ —+ *@e > Card of Th«nks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who-so kindly aided us during the long sickness and after the de: th of our father. We assure them that their kindly acts will uever be forgotten by us. 3 W. P. Staoveney, T. W. Sicou gygy, Nevada City, Oct. 16, 1893. Of General Interest to the Readers of the . “It is thought that the Grand Jury will RICH STRIKE. — A-Ledge of Fine Rock at the Mount George Quar!z Mine. A rich strike was made in the Mount George mine yesterday. Specimens of the quartz were brought to town today and shown to many: of. our citizens. The rock is filled With rich sulphurets and shows considerable free gold. The Mount George is located on Rush creek, about three miles west of this city. It is owned by Dr. W. C, Jones, John E. Carter of Grass Valley, Fred Zeitler of this city and others. The mine has been prospected for the past year or two, the indications met with encouraging the owners to keep on with the work. -Mining men regard this strike as a very important one, for the reason that the Rush creek section was fer.a long time regarded as a peor quartz ‘section. The results at the Mount George so far will tend to revive prospecting throughout that locality, as a number of ledges are known to exist there. ~The ledge at the Mount George is two and a half feet wide. eee a Tue Mactctan—Is theré any one in the audience who will loan me a hat for a few minutes ? A Voicr—Ask -this lady sitting in front of me, she seems to have a good deal more than she is entitled to. + e@e + > KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. So egies Pains in the region of the kidney are cured by Simmont Liver Regulater. ————_—_+1 90-2 Ir your blood is impure regulate your liver with Simmons Liver Regulator. 8 + 9 e A School Satchel Free of Charge. A fine new satchel—water proof—will be given free to each cash purchaser of over $1 worth of School Books,At Carr Bros, “Chickens, ° For the accommodation ef the families of Nevada—City, Shurtleff-& Son, at the Plaza Store, will keep_on hand at-all-times &-sup= ply of chickens, both live and’ dressed, and will fill all orders promptly, +-2@e + ob-2Weod Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtliul summer beverage—at the Bee. liive Grocery Store, Commercial street. + e@e + a ~ Piano Tuning. 6. W> Bennett -willbe~ in Nevaia City ‘about the 20th of October. ol8 FALL. OF 1893. . Am Turning Over a New Leaf ! PROGRESS IN YOUR INTEREST! Newer Novelties, Choicer Grades, Finer Qualities, Lower Prices, Trer Biz. gains, continually striving to still further promote = os tunity of the Season in Better Values and Closer Figures Than Ever Before. A Store Til of Low Priced _Fall and Winter Goods. COME IN -. And we will make you a Bed Rook Prico on ANY ARTICLE in our Bright, New and Stylish. A Larger Stock, a Better Assortment, _Later Styles, . Tho Interests of my patrons, I now offer the opporPositively You have never demonstrated by your own practical experience the advantages of trading at the Plaza Grocery Store. Certainty You have read ott newspaper advertisements and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we more 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 yeu will conclude that this matter is worthy of your best attention. Hewto make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest: is a problem that bothers us all. At the same time we want gcod goods in every line, and especially do we waut good food products, Quite Likely . If you once get to trading with us you will continue to dose. We make this assertion Possibly For as experienced store-keepers we notenly have a complete understanding ef the wants of the people of Nevada City and vi_ cinity, but rater conscientiously te supply then. It is not necessary to particu< larize as to our stock, for we have about everything yeu can tind ini a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples ~ such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, ete.,. ete. What’s More Z FRUIT Our store is the Loading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. We have the most and the freshest of everything in the, way of a's y's Ci Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. CHAS. GRIMES, _ LEADING CLOTHIER. Corner of Broad aud Pine Streets. VADA CITY, CAL. = Fruits, domestic and imported. : risa Fish of all_kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY =. Live and Dressed Poulty, fat= and tender, right from our own Coops, —— OF % SARURTLEFF & SOX: } ROKER a lalehtiaiaiabaieds 5 eee Mise Dama In Danger of Consumption “I was sick and discouraged when I called on the village doctor. He intimated I had consumption and would not live long. I de ‘Hood’s Cures ¢ided to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am how well and hearty.” Miss DAMA Moe Fit, Box 78, Ashmore, Illinois, ; Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels a ? Is your 4 . po arsh, brittle it the ~ ends? Hasita esa P io out “ae combed Lesa i. Kon? tr some ¥ Oo! . ina hi Gl > of your symptoms be warned time or you ‘ VT + TRADE MARK Registered PLAIN TO SEE ! FOLEY, Candy Maker, Trat the Best Confectio Kiver purchased can be obtained at the celebrated Palace of Sweets. An indulgence in these sweetmeats leaves a lasting impression, All my stock is pure and clean, No injurious ingredients enter into its composition. Old and young dote on my eandies because of their purity, richness and palateableness. The Original and Only Commercial st., NEVADA CITY, Of Every Kind, — Arriving Daily, OQ (J ——— __. S06 MISS POWER _s. } BAKKE ERR EERE RIHEER ERR RI RR HO MMC Has arrived and will have charge of_our Millinery Department as heretofore. 2 THE : WOODPECKER_ — An Honest Havana Cigar. » Good as Imported, . BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Handmade Cuban Process. Manufactured_by A iliiianwma Githin. (NATIVE, SON. OF MARYLAND,) . — — od otk YRNE’S PLANING MILL. Modern House Trimmings, Doors, Windows, Sashes, Blinds. — Wood Turnings of All Descriptions. ~—PLANS--AND-— SPECIFICATIONS Of.modern and artistic architecture pr pared, T P. BYRNE, Sacramento at., nearR. R. Depot. ERA RELA RE EERE KLE ERE RARER EA Te He: . * oes ™ % bo Perr Tae TTT 9-4 * New York Bakery G. Wm. Durst, Prop. I AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELIkuown aud popular Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to kéep on band at all times the very Lestof Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc, Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on short netice and on most reasonable terme. All orders for anything im my line prompt ly attended to. ane J , ° . strict attention to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, opeto merit a Hberal patronage. S500 Reward . . The above Reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, September 26th, 1893, when 600 feet of Flume was destroyed. JOHN SPAULDING, Manager South Yuba Water Co, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. 2 t .

1893 cy, OGRESS. aple, is alt odds I have of this ‘ou will hen you suit all +3. Tam wyouin t. ce a spe-heapest will be We'l, fs ing and . Have \d fancy. nateri ils ’ use.— dl y-mixy reprejand the the leadres =e ¥, CAL, fe om S$ tock of crifice es that r-Great Spring 2 ina f6 pures and orders in the HOLD prinalring Street, rks tor. ired. lyed, » Tee iginal Uurn1x PIRE gies and i on style . Man be THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT MONDAY EVENING.) OCT, 16. '93. Absciute!ly Pure. A. cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of ail in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106-Wall-St.; N.—¥ PERSONAL BRIEFS, Yocial and Other Notes About People Old aad Young Lae M. D. Cooley came down from Washington-today. « : A. 8. Bigelow eatife over from €olumbia Hill today. Millen Ford came down from Lake City today, J. M. Peters of San Francisco arrived here yesterday. M. L. Marsh returned from San Francisco yesterday. Miss Annie Purdy of San Francisco is » here on a visit, Major 5-8; McBride arrived—here yester= day from San Francisco, F, M. Schorahoery of San Francisco ar-. rived here Saturday evening. Superintendent Carl Hesse returned from San Francisco yesteaday. : J. W. Ward of Oakland arrived here last evening on his way to Downieville. .Wm. Fioyd returned home from San Francisco Saturday evening. Mra, B. H. Preston of Sacramento is-here ~ on a visit to her father, M. L. Marsh. W. C. Burroughs and. family of Marysville are here spending a few days. “A. J. Ross and Walter Mebley of North Bloomfield were in town ‘yesterday. D, F. Bell came down from North Bloomfield today on his way to San Francisco, Win. Wallace and J. J. Henney ef San Francisco arrived here last evening on their . 4 way to Sierra county. : Mrs. A. 8. Johnston of Los Angeles, DeA. R., is here on a visit to Miss John Evans. Captain Buckley a prominent mining man frem El Dorado county, is here looking at some of our quartz mines, Charley Weymore, who used to conduct a grocery store in this city, is in Grass Valley visiting old friends. = ‘ee The Organ-Criichet Wedding. James Colley’s residence at the corner of Nevada and Water streets was the scene of a very happy assemblage last evening. The occasion was the wedding of Mrs. Colley’s niece, Miss Hallie Grace Critchet, and Clarence V. Organ. ‘The ceremony was performed by Rev, J. T. Murrish of the M. E. Church, and the attending couple were Miss Maggie; sister to the bridegroom, and Richard J. Tremaine. ~-‘*fhe~ guests -were” with few exceptions limited to the relations of the bride and groom. The floral ornamentations of the interior of the house were uwumerous and tasty, and all the appointments of the affair were elegant. Mr. and Mrs. Organ, who are among Nevada City’s best-liked young people, will continue to reside here. The TRANSCRIPT wishes them uninterrupted health, happiness and prosperity. SSUES + Se + The Federal Loan, The Federal Loan quartz mine, in Willow Valley district, about two miles and a half from Nevada City, is looking unusually well. They are still sinking, and where they are working now they have a six-foot ledge. The rock, good and bad, is all crushed as taken out and it averages a little over $11 per ton, If only the good ore were taken out and crushed it would give an average of $30 per ton, The company have a lot of sulphurets, which run from $80 to $90 per ton, The ten-stamp mill is kept running night and day, Sundays included. The Federal Loan is proving to be a big property, and is another instance of what pluck and perseverance will do in opening up a mine. + e@e + Don’r commit suicide on account of your incurable” blood disease. ‘Ihe sensible thing for you to do it is to take Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, If that fails, why, then—keep on trying, and it will not fail. The trouble is, people get discouraged too soon. “Try, try, try again.” . DEPRICE'S Doane MOST PBRFECT MADE, In all the great Hotels, the leading Clubs and the homes, Dr. Price’sCream Baking Powder hol-s its supremacy. A pure Cream of Tartar Powder, Free fron Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. @ Years the Standard, De es SATURDAY NIGHT. . The Attractions That Brought Out a Large Crowd of People. The merry go-round drew a larger andience Saturday evening than was ever seen at a circus here, and that is saying a great deal. Over 1,500 tickets for rides were sold, and in addition to ‘that there were several hundred people looking en, making the tetal number-who visited the Boulderstreet attraction aggregate about “2,000. This detracted greatly from the number of people usually seen on the principal streets and in the steres on Saturday evening. The proprietor stated that he would leave here today for the lower part of the State, whereat many merchants will rejoice, On Broad street, while the new band was playing, there were several hundred people out listening to the fine musiv, During the early part of the evening, before the merry-go-round panic struck the crowd, the merchants did a thriving business and took ‘in large amounts of money from their regular monthly customers. The new band played for several hours on the streets Saturday evening and the music “was highly-appreciated. Seme of the tnnes were old popular airs, and that was what seemed to please’ the people, Thé'bilk of the $25,000 which was paid out by four imining companies on Saturday afterneon and evening was scattered pretty generally over the town in payment of monthly bills and extras, One merchant informed the TRANSCRIPT that five of his customers whom he had carried for over a year, made their last payments on old accounts on Saturday evening. The miners around here who were ‘out of work so Jong, now that they have steady work; are on velvet once more, There was not a dispute of any kind on the streets Saturday and not an arrest was made for any offense, One thing canbe truthfully said of the Nevada City saloon keepers, and that is they will net allow any disorderly conduct carried on in their places. The very moment they see the least intimation of a probable row they squelch it before it_gets a good btart, wong There are no public gambling ‘ games carried_on in this city,-se these-whe-will play are compelled to do it in private, and that is the Nevada City style just now. James J. Hanley was the fortunate young man at James Cairns’ harness. club on Satrday evening: ~Hé dréw the new arness. There was not a drunken man seen on the streets Saturday evening, notwithstanding there were lots-of--people-in-and-aroundthe saloons, Sp ee ee Ir you wish to secure a certain and speedy result, when using Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, be careful in observing the rules of health, or the benefit may be retarded. A fair and persistent trial of this medicine never fails, when the directions are followed, 0 @ ep Will Appear This Week. The illustrated Nevada county issue of the State Resources and Mining Review will be ready for delivery next Wednesday. It will contain a large number of views of local interest, as well as much reading matter pertaining to eur industries and products, It will be a valuable publication for reference here as well as tosend abroad. Extra copies can be obtained from the publisher at 429 Montgomery street (top floor), San Francisco, Looking Out for Herself, Not long ago a Grass Valley young lady experienced religion, and she thought she would surely go to hell if she wore a ring that she possessed, and in order to relieve her mind she gave the ring to her sister . : os Collector’s Notiee. Mr. E. D. Cheney, collector for the Original Union Soap Co,, and San Francisco Art Co., is here for the purpose of filling the ee eRe _ Bold Burglars. At Oakland Saturday the residence of Mrs. Carlotta Shermer, mother of Mrs. A. Isoard of this city, was entered in broad daylight by two masked men, They placed a pistol to her breast and said: ‘Give us your money or we'll kill you.” Mrs. Shermer is about seventy years of age and is known to be quite wealthy. Since the death of her husband some years ago she has lived alone. ‘The men entered the house at 11 o’clock in the forenoon, during the temporary absence of the aged servant. After binding and gagging the old lady they ransacked the house, and in a trunk found $270, which Mrs. Shermer had put away for the payment of her taxes. It is thonght that the burglars spent the night before in the cellar, waiting for a good opportunity to do the job, — —++8e + The New Band, The brass band lately organized in this city made its first appearance Saturday evening. Several of the members are employed at the Champion mine, and as a compliment to Foreman Tredennick the band went te his house and tendered him a serenade, With a little more practice together the band will be the best we have ever had here. ~-@ ‘A Solid Fact. i Post : The Miners’ Convention will give an impetus to mining that should have beneficial results for the State. The. industry has been allowed to languish, but with the knowledge that there is as much gold in the rocks and hills of the Coast as ~has been turned up, the peeple who are out of employment might be induced to take pick and shovel and stir up the wealth that is awaiting an owner. ERIS RR Rates Tuexa is a movement in Canada for having a national park created in the Nepigon couitry, in order that the trout fishing there ‘oe he eternally perpetuated, orders taken by Mr: Wm, Solter. 016-26 4 A RELIC. Helped Carry the Dead Robbers up the Steep Yuba Hill. R. M, Van dean, a former resident of this city, who is stopping here now, showed us today a relic of old times in the shape of a receipt. The receipt reads as follows : “Received of William C. Stiles five dollars for assisting in carrying dead bodies of robbers up the Yuba hill. “ May-23, 1866.” The following names are signed to it: James Jones, R. B. Gentry, A. W. Potter, George Dowd, W. H. Colley, George R. Crawford, R. M. Van Loan, C. W. Cornell, Alex Gault, E. F. Bean, James Lee, H: C. Mills, Oscar Palmer, T. C. Lampe. The above named men constituted a portion of the Sheriff’s posse that went out from this city in search of the three highwaymen who robbed the San Juan stage a few miles from this place. The late Steve Venard was‘also a member of the posse and tracked the robbers to their retreat’ en Myers’ ravine, where with a Henry repeating rifle he shot and killed all three of them and recovered the stolen treasure. Dick Gentry was Sheriff at the time, and we believe the late W. C. Stiles was the Coroner. The place where the robbers were killed was in a rough, rocky ravine, near,the. South Yuba river, not over two or three miles from where the robbery was committed. In order to get the dead bodies up te the road they had to be carried a long distance, and it was for money paid for this service that the above receipt was

given. 4 _—S LOCAL ITEMS. Daily Transcript. A -small-dog was run over-and—killed by the merry-go-round Saturday evening. feveral persons went. from this city to the dance at Relief Hill Saturday night. complete their labors tomorrow. A hutiting party went from this city yesterday to the valleys, and aside from finding the birds quite plentiful they found the weather a little moist. > “ _ Yuba Parlor of Natiye Sons will give a ball at Smartsville on Friday evening, October 27th, for the benétit of the Midwinter Fair. oS Se ; Union:—James Haskell has sold a third interest in the Myrtle mine, situated in Rough & Ready township, to a Nevada City man for a good sum: : “There is a Wild West gravel ntine at Lowell Hill, Nevada county, where they have been running a bed-rock tunnel for two or three years. This Wild West is run by Two horses attached to an empty woed wagon ran away this afternoon, starting from Lost Hill and running down Sprit stréet back of the National Hotels’ No damage. The.people of Lost Hill are talking of petitioning the Board of.City Trustees to build.a plank walk across Roger Williams ravine where the till was recently put in. A walk should be laid there, and the walk along the north side of Spring street ought to be repaired in several places. We are indebted to the Midwinter Fair committee ef Grass Valley for complimentary tickets to the grand entertainment which is to be given at quartz town on Thursday evening. If Van’s Opera Honse was only large enough*there would be a delegation of one or two hundred go down from this city. There has been filed in the Recorder's office of Nevada county, at ths request of John Spaulding, a mortgage fer the sum of $1,500,000 executed by the South Yuba Water Company in faver of the Farmers’ Loan and Trust Compa: y of New York. Bare aero Superior Court, _« The following business was transacted in ‘the Superior Court today, Ho». Johu Caldwell presiding:The committee appointed by the Court to draft amendments to the rules for practice made a report. The same were adopid and 150 copies ordered printed, a H. McCormick vs. G. W. Baldwin, Moe tion for new trial denied. Estate of H. A. Lones, deceased. Letters of administration is-ued to W. B. Lones. Bond $40,000. (©. J. Brand, George F, Jacobs and E, O. Tompkins appointed appraisers. _ —+ *@e > Card of Th«nks. We desire to express our sincere thanks to the many friends who-so kindly aided us during the long sickness and after the de: th of our father. We assure them that their kindly acts will uever be forgotten by us. 3 W. P. Staoveney, T. W. Sicou gygy, Nevada City, Oct. 16, 1893. Of General Interest to the Readers of the . “It is thought that the Grand Jury will RICH STRIKE. — A-Ledge of Fine Rock at the Mount George Quar!z Mine. A rich strike was made in the Mount George mine yesterday. Specimens of the quartz were brought to town today and shown to many: of. our citizens. The rock is filled With rich sulphurets and shows considerable free gold. The Mount George is located on Rush creek, about three miles west of this city. It is owned by Dr. W. C, Jones, John E. Carter of Grass Valley, Fred Zeitler of this city and others. The mine has been prospected for the past year or two, the indications met with encouraging the owners to keep on with the work. -Mining men regard this strike as a very important one, for the reason that the Rush creek section was fer.a long time regarded as a peor quartz ‘section. The results at the Mount George so far will tend to revive prospecting throughout that locality, as a number of ledges are known to exist there. ~The ledge at the Mount George is two and a half feet wide. eee a Tue Mactctan—Is theré any one in the audience who will loan me a hat for a few minutes ? A Voicr—Ask -this lady sitting in front of me, she seems to have a good deal more than she is entitled to. + e@e + > KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell. 25c.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros. So egies Pains in the region of the kidney are cured by Simmont Liver Regulater. ————_—_+1 90-2 Ir your blood is impure regulate your liver with Simmons Liver Regulator. 8 + 9 e A School Satchel Free of Charge. A fine new satchel—water proof—will be given free to each cash purchaser of over $1 worth of School Books,At Carr Bros, “Chickens, ° For the accommodation ef the families of Nevada—City, Shurtleff-& Son, at the Plaza Store, will keep_on hand at-all-times &-sup= ply of chickens, both live and’ dressed, and will fill all orders promptly, +-2@e + ob-2Weod Hires’ Root Beer, Headquarters for this delicious and healtliul summer beverage—at the Bee. liive Grocery Store, Commercial street. + e@e + a ~ Piano Tuning. 6. W> Bennett -willbe~ in Nevaia City ‘about the 20th of October. ol8 FALL. OF 1893. . Am Turning Over a New Leaf ! PROGRESS IN YOUR INTEREST! Newer Novelties, Choicer Grades, Finer Qualities, Lower Prices, Trer Biz. gains, continually striving to still further promote = os tunity of the Season in Better Values and Closer Figures Than Ever Before. A Store Til of Low Priced _Fall and Winter Goods. COME IN -. And we will make you a Bed Rook Prico on ANY ARTICLE in our Bright, New and Stylish. A Larger Stock, a Better Assortment, _Later Styles, . Tho Interests of my patrons, I now offer the opporPositively You have never demonstrated by your own practical experience the advantages of trading at the Plaza Grocery Store. Certainty You have read ott newspaper advertisements and heard our patrons vouch for the fact that we more 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 yeu will conclude that this matter is worthy of your best attention. Hewto make each hard-earned dollar go the farthest: is a problem that bothers us all. At the same time we want gcod goods in every line, and especially do we waut good food products, Quite Likely . If you once get to trading with us you will continue to dose. We make this assertion Possibly For as experienced store-keepers we notenly have a complete understanding ef the wants of the people of Nevada City and vi_ cinity, but rater conscientiously te supply then. It is not necessary to particu< larize as to our stock, for we have about everything yeu can tind ini a first-class Grocery and Feed Store, including staples ~ such as Teas, Coffees, Sugars, Spices, Canned Goods, Flour, Meal, Hay, Grain, ete.,. ete. What’s More Z FRUIT Our store is the Loading Fruit Depot of Nevada City. We have the most and the freshest of everything in the, way of a's y's Ci Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. CHAS. GRIMES, _ LEADING CLOTHIER. Corner of Broad aud Pine Streets. VADA CITY, CAL. = Fruits, domestic and imported. : risa Fish of all_kinds—fresh and salt water, received by express every Thursday evening. POULTRY =. Live and Dressed Poulty, fat= and tender, right from our own Coops, —— OF % SARURTLEFF & SOX: } ROKER a lalehtiaiaiabaieds 5 eee Mise Dama In Danger of Consumption “I was sick and discouraged when I called on the village doctor. He intimated I had consumption and would not live long. I de ‘Hood’s Cures ¢ided to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and I am how well and hearty.” Miss DAMA Moe Fit, Box 78, Ashmore, Illinois, ; Hood’s Pills act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels a ? Is your 4 . po arsh, brittle it the ~ ends? Hasita esa P io out “ae combed Lesa i. Kon? tr some ¥ Oo! . ina hi Gl > of your symptoms be warned time or you ‘ VT + TRADE MARK Registered PLAIN TO SEE ! FOLEY, Candy Maker, Trat the Best Confectio Kiver purchased can be obtained at the celebrated Palace of Sweets. An indulgence in these sweetmeats leaves a lasting impression, All my stock is pure and clean, No injurious ingredients enter into its composition. Old and young dote on my eandies because of their purity, richness and palateableness. The Original and Only Commercial st., NEVADA CITY, Of Every Kind, — Arriving Daily, OQ (J ——— __. S06 MISS POWER _s. } BAKKE ERR EERE RIHEER ERR RI RR HO MMC Has arrived and will have charge of_our Millinery Department as heretofore. 2 THE : WOODPECKER_ — An Honest Havana Cigar. » Good as Imported, . BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! Handmade Cuban Process. Manufactured_by A iliiianwma Githin. (NATIVE, SON. OF MARYLAND,) . — — od otk YRNE’S PLANING MILL. Modern House Trimmings, Doors, Windows, Sashes, Blinds. — Wood Turnings of All Descriptions. ~—PLANS--AND-— SPECIFICATIONS Of.modern and artistic architecture pr pared, T P. BYRNE, Sacramento at., nearR. R. Depot. ERA RELA RE EERE KLE ERE RARER EA Te He: . * oes ™ % bo Perr Tae TTT 9-4 * New York Bakery G. Wm. Durst, Prop. I AVIN PURCHASED THIS WELIkuown aud popular Bakery, on Commercial Street, adjoining Transcript Block, I intend to kéep on band at all times the very Lestof Bread, Pies, Cake, Etc, Wedding Cakes and Pastry Made to order on short netice and on most reasonable terme. All orders for anything im my line prompt ly attended to. ane J , ° . strict attention to business, giving the best satisfaction and selling at low rates, opeto merit a Hberal patronage. S500 Reward . . The above Reward will be paid for the arrest and conviction of the persons who tampered with the Flume of the South Yuba Company on the morning ot Tuesday, September 26th, 1893, when 600 feet of Flume was destroyed. JOHN SPAULDING, Manager South Yuba Water Co, NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. 2 t .