October 17, 1891 (4 pages)

] rs. ( mer . = Free. 96 sold lue at'a liner 'S “BEE all expenses, record . es in the the New Paid. 317685 . $24.55 195498! 20.40 141884! 17.13 175247. 16.27 107969) 16.05 S7BURD! 12-51 $98407. 7.23 191623) 4.04 186775, -.49 Zs » City. ny Kind or Any Oause ‘inotes, with ty, no matter HALINE NEVADA. — ity. arene N, M.D. urgeon,” RY. as well as those pecialty. Preienable to Elecgky's House. g. A. M., 2 to4 and GE ‘HOTEL oprietors tel in the City ? _ ly suit you. = oy THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. a Nevada: “wity, aeseey County, Calif, Published ate hoy Evening Except Sundays an gal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Taaus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. SATURDAY EV'NG, OCT. 17, 1891. —————— CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. A Rule to Go Into Effect on the 17th Instant. On and after October 17th the DaiLy Transcript will be served to Nevada Gity subscribers on the following terms only: Fifteen cents a week, ‘payable weekly, or sixty cents a month, payable monthly. The paper of any subscriber whose bill “continues unpaid for more~ -than~one month will be discontinned. Town subscribers can obtain the paper by subscribing for one year and paying $6 in advance. All accounts for city subscription up to Oct. 17 will be presented on Saturday next at which time those subscribera who have been paying for the paper by the year will please settle to that date and notify the collector whether they “desire to thereafter pay weekly, monthly, or yearly in advance. Married Folks’ Daneing Club. The members of the Married Folks’ Daricing Club are requested to meet at J. M.9 Walling’s office-on Monday evening, Oct. 19, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of reorganizing. 013-6 Gro. C, Gaytorp, Pres, STOVES FOR EVERYBODY. ny The Finest and Cheapest Assortment Ever Shown in Nevada City. If you needa first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can sureThey have the largest and best display ever shown in Nevada coun“ty, including the best makes of Heating and Cooking Stoves and Ranges. The _prices are the very lowest, Call and see them whether you wish to purchase or “not. Leae & SHaw. Lace Baby Caps Reduced From 60: and 75 cents to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf For Sale or Rent. nnd Her iy house on Nevada street for" sale or rent. If not sold it will be rented to responsible parties: who have no small For acd particulars enJoni 08-20 ~The Policy-of The Home Benzvir Live Assocration is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. Flour $2.00 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For §1. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf From the Subline To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is buta jump if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Carr. Bros. or W. D. Vinton. “ j It Does Not Pay to Combine Invest“ ‘ment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benerir Live Assoctation and make your investments elsewhere. No investment ig a good one tha thas to pay life insurance expénses. epiceneieieece tee . Try “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household, tf ee eevoe0eedo0 Finding It Out PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies, Itis ever increasing. Many thousands who now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical, They do most~ do it best. In-their use is least failureleast drudgery-least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons enough to convince thousands, One honest trial will convince you. re, WA ea ae TA Wey ZB fa SCHILLING'S BEST are, never sold in bulk, Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim ‘. talk in this way, there is hope that a . worthless for other purposes—from the . Sto exact four times as much per acre as . fora large portion of the criminals and ‘Teaught napping by @ them, THE SLICKENS GOSPEL. — California Finally Realizing It Is Her Only Salvation. Today’s San Francisco Wasp says: On its front page of this issue the Wasp publishes a cartoon which represents the California miner in a position which has been aptly described as being between the devil and the deep, deep sea. The laws of the United States, under which he acqitired his lands, require that he shall do a certain amount of work each year in order to hold them. The decrees of the United States courts declare that he shall do nothing. In the meantime his money is invested, his title is lost and his property is going to ruin. Apropos of this subject we reproduce an editoral article from.the Weekly Cali. fornian, published in Bakersfield. When papérs down in the valley and in the heart of the farming districts begin to similar sense of justice may soon take possession of the whole _people._The Californian says: ‘Among -the-farmer element in certain parts of this State the term ‘slickens,’ whenever used, starts a ruction, and anything said in favor of hydraulic mining produces madness. It nevertheless remains afact that something like $200,000,000 in gold—and probably more than that value—yet remains uncovered in the bluelead. That part of Nevada county known as the ridge could easily be made to yield $20,000,000 in gold dust annually for a long term of years. “The hydraulic miners bought their land from the United States and have a perfect title. They paid the government five dollars an acre for it and the cost of surveying, advertising and all the intricate processes through which the government-forees-an-applicant for mining land, will amount to at least as much more, making the property cost ten dollars per acre for its title from Uncle Sam. “It seems likely that‘slickens’will fill up streams, for the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys were made that way, and but for the wash and silt deposited by nature would now be only inland seas. An artesian well was once bored near before bedrock was reached. The artesian well near our railway depot was sunk over 800 feet with no signs of bed rock. Every little rill that trickles down a side hill in rainy seasons carries almost its weight of slickens #s a natural burden. ‘There never was a tight dam built in Kern river that did not fill even full: of sand and earth, and generally during the first season. ‘To get the gold in the blue lead a billion cubie yards of dirt will have to be atleast, will float a long way as silt. Down below Sacramento there are vast acres of tule lands, which, if reclaimed, “Pwoutd become of great value. —Tt-might be possible for engineers to devise a system of waterways by which the slickens of the Nevada ridge could be conducted to the tuleswamps of Yolo county with mutual benefit. “If something like this is not done, it should be allowed by all reasonable men that the hydraulic companies have certain equities. They bought mining lands— general government, The agents of the government knew that these lands were bought for mining purposes and for no other cause, and managed under the law double minimum agricultural lands. “By action of the State of California the hydraulic mines have been closed. Then the United States Government should step in, as an act of justice, either to condemn the hydraulic lands and buy them back from the different owners at Yan agsessed valuation, or else send out their engineers and construct such outlets for slickens that they may be deposited where harming no vested rights. “Qne or the other of «these things should be done in equity. And it is convenient to remember that an output of ten to twenty millions of dollars annually in the shape of gold dustis @ sort of crop that will make California very rich.” Energetic Officers. “The Supervisors of Placer county have cited Constable Dyer of Colfax to appear to show cause why his bill of $900 for the past quarter should not be lessened, Dyer’s -bill for the next quarter, it is said, will be in the neighborhood of $1300. . Justice Stevens has alao been cited to-appear to show cause why his bill should not be cut down, “Colfax is the gateway tramps who come into or flee from the State, and these two officers.re never A Novel Entertainment. The Young People’s Dime Society will give a ‘Pumpkin Social” next Friday evening at the-house uf Judge Caldwell on Main street. The supper, decorations and program will be of a novel character. Admission 25 cents, Everybody invited. Catarrh Cne't, be Cured With local appliances, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is -a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you have to take internal remedies, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken also produced largely in former years. Sacramento, and it was 2,000 feet deep : _ THE one FLAT. A echahiels new Quarts Mining Enterprise. The Gold Flat Mining Company, operating on Gold Flat a mile and a half from this city, is a local corporation. The principal stockholders are John Skewes, John Glasson,, P. F. Simonds, W. J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James Watt, Mr. Brown of Oakland, the Wasley brothers (Samuel, Charles and Thomas), Edward Trengove and a few other wellknown citizens of this city, and Grass Valley. The company owns the Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mining Claim, as it is called, and holds bonds on the Gold Flat, Potosi and Mohegan claims, All these properties are patented and together embrace about forty acres of land lying in the rich mineral belt a quarter of a mile below, the famous and long-lived Pittsburg mine and between that and the New England (or Thomas) which has The Company began work two months ago, erecting one of the best hoisting and pumping rigs in the county on the old Bruce B. Lee incline, within the limits of the Remainder claim and some fifty feet from the N. ©. N.G. BR. R. The machinery, which has for its motive.power two Pelton wheels, is covered by a new building 26x76 feet in dimensions, and close to it is a magnificent site for the mill which will be constructed later. The land is covered with an abundance of timber for mining purposes. The large double compartment shaft sunk by the former owners who went down 300 feet and from the drifts run took out considerable high grade ore and not a little of ‘‘specimen. quartz,” h been cleaned out and retimbered by the Gold Flat Company for a distance of forty feet from the surface. Within twenty feet more they will reach water, below which point it is pretty certain the workings will be found almost if not entirely in their original perfection. The water will all be pumped out by the close of this month, and then a drift to tap the. Potosi claim, which was worked to water level in carly times and gave very large profits, will be started. ~ At John Tamblyn's ranch on the ridge 1900 feet southeast of the works « reservoir has been constructed, and the water for turning the wheels is to be purchased from the South Yuha Company. There will be a fall of over 300 feet. The laying of the pipe-line_to connect the reservoir and the hoisting and pumping machinery is nearly finished. John Skewes, one of the beat mine ‘managers anywhere, and under whose administration the North Banner mine was sv successfully : opened, is the superintendent in eharge. ‘ <RBEE AND THERE. ——o A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. §S. L. Clutter is building a large addition to his wagon factory at the Plaza. . : J. J. Jackson of this city has been appointed agent for the Judson blasting powder. E. Koertner has been appointed postmaster at Spenceville vice Charles Pietazch, removed. Services willbe held at the Episcopal Church at eleven o’clock tomorrow morning, Rev. H. H. Wilcox officiating. V. Lang, a Cherokee young man, accidentally chopped off four of the toes of one of his feet while oes wood yesterday. At the tional Church tomorrow there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘‘Hannah and Samuel.” The fellow Lindsay who telegraphea from Carson, Nevada, a few days ago that George Clark had been arrested there, is a marble cutter. who had been on spree for several days. He is now in jail. — The subject tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church will be, ‘“Why.Should We Love the Church?” In the evening, ‘Paradise Lost.” The Sunday School will meet as.usual at the close of the mornThe bids for the proposed new schoolhouse at Grass Valley were opened last night and pronounced by the Board to be too high, The further consideration of the matter was laid over till next Spring. Grass Valleyans are disgusted. A Type of Canadian Beauty, A Study from Life, is the title of an oil painting executed specially by the celebrated artist, J. W. L. Foster, R. C. A., of TorPERSONAL MENTION. > ee Secial and Other Netes About People Oldand YoangFrank Brophy of Cherokee is in town.: Superintendent Hare of the Yuba mine came down.on today's stage. Hon. John F. Kidder dleeaed last evening from * San Francisco and YoMra. M. C Frew and child were in town last night en route from the Mountain House to San Francisco. Walter R. Craig returned last evening from San Francisco. John P. Poole of the latter city came up with him. J. A. Hornberger aud N. V. Ingram of Mountain View are here. They on. interested in the Mountaineer mine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grissel have-returned from their bridal tour to the seashore.” They received « warm welvome home. John ©. Rouse of Antioch and L. C. Wittennyer of Mantinez were in town last night on their way home from Sierra county. Miss Julia Hurst, who has been pees forfour months.past.visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, returned today to San Francisco. Miss Sarah Connor and Clarence and Wilbert Pengelly of Cherokee are in town they will reside. Mrs. R. McMurray arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mr. McMurry*met her on her arrival, and they went to San Juan today. Three “Suspects. Following is a description of the three men suspected of. wrecking the C. P. overland train near Colfax last Monday: One is aged about 30 years, hight, five feet six or seven~inches, weight, 150 pounds, stout build, black hair, eyes and onto, for the Christmas number of the Dominion Illustrated of Montreal, Oanada, _ Next Tuesday evening Rev. H. H, Wilcox will lecture at McDonald’s Hall in Grass Valley in the interest of the local W. C.T. U. Subject: ‘Personal ica.” Last year Mr. Wilcox delivered the lecture at this city and 1t waa receiv+ ed with deep interest, being both instructive and entertaining. NO MORE TOLL. The Union Turnpike a Free Read Menceforth. ; Today the deed was signed conveying the Union Turnpike of Rough and Ready township to the county,for the price of $3,500 to be péid hereafter in. installments; The thoroughfare is now free to public travel. It is one of the oldest The Company is out of debt, and with the splendid location and capable management it is pretty certain to soon be among the dividend payers. NOVEMBER FIRST. Important Changes im “The Rallroad Time Table. The following changes have been made in the Southern Pacitic time schedules to take effect November lat; The Central Pacifi¢ fast overland mail will leave San Francisco at 6 F. M, instead of 7%F. m., aad Will arrive at 11:16-amw. instead-of 9:15 a. mu. Central overland No.2 will arrive in San Francisco at 9:45 a. m. instead of 6:45 a.m. One passenger train bound for San Francisco each day will pass Sacramento at 5:25 a. m. and another at 7:25 a. M. Changes to correspond therewith will be made, in the time table of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, The World] Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was firet produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. —_—_-96eo——————— Cricket Redivivus. It has been some time since this city and Grass Valley has each had a regularly organized cricket club, When both places were so supplied the county seat eleven generally held the championship. The Grass Valleyans now have an idea that they can win back the laurels they lost in the eighties, and are talking of getting themselves into shape to try issues again. The Nevada Cityans will be pleased to meet them. Schilling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Summons Liver Regulator cured me of general debility and loss of appetite.— Mrs, Edmund Fitton, Frankford, Pa. if You Want Insurance Pure And Simple, insure in the Hous Bunzsrr Live Association, : Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator after, your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia. and '. indigestion. War suffer with clok headache ond biliousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. has earned many thousands of dollars for its owners. The Dance at at You Bet. ‘The danos at Odd id Fellows Hall in You Bet last night by the young men of that town was one of the beat country parties . ¢ given in the county for many a day. There were ten sets of dancers, including twelve ladies and gemtlemen from this city. Placer county was also represented. Dancing began at 9:30 o'clock and lasted till six this morning, Messrs, Martin and Guerin furnishing the -music.Acollation was served at midnight. The people of You Bet manifested unbounded hospitality to the visitors. Indian Relics. Telegraph: Thomas. Othet and son Sherman took a hunting trip Thursday. In the neighborheod-of American Ranch they discovered a number of old Indian relics which possess peculiar interest at the present time. There were beads and innumerable old rocks worn out in the center, which had been used by the firet inhabitants as mortara for ‘pounding up” acorns, their main sustenance in the olden times. Will Get the Watch. Master Leo Carr of this city, who started ina few days ago to earn a gold watch by obiaining one hundred subscribers for the San Francisco Daily Report, has about completed the task. He only lacked fourteen names this morning, and expects to get them by bedtime tonight. Admitted Facts. It seems an oddity, butitis true nevertheleds, that Michigan raises twice as many peaches as Delaware, Soin & quiet way Illinois produces much more whisky than Kentucky does, And last but not least Gaylord has the finest stock of meen in Nevada county. ————————— Iv you want « very fine turnout of any kind“go to Heary Lane's Pood and Liv. ery 8 tf Sehilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Women. The common affiietions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous tr publes. They arise largely from stomach disorders As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifia is the only bowel regulating you ean see ee ee Seam isaiiy entering effective. We refer to a few: in those troubles, It is daily relieving The action is mild, direct_and We have sopres of letters from . mustache, which he shows when he smiles; .is considered very bright and sharp. Number two is about 25 years old, is of ‘‘sandy” . complexion, five feet: six inches in hight,’ and a little heavier than the one above described. He is not very bright; and is either hard of hearing or pretends to be. . Number three is six feet tall and of very dark complexion, wears a brown beard, is square shouldered, of slender “. build, has very long arms and large hands, with large veins. He is very erect, and has & comfianding voice and manner.—Tidings. Deservedly Thrashed. Tidings: A Portuguese, a stranger in Graas Valley, who opened a place of business there not long ago, has disappeared, and thereby hangs a tale: It appears and.best.toll.roada_in the. menntains and . that he has heen eucouraging the visits: of Congress is to be held at the Denver Min“. Nevada City is entitled to one delegate. on their way to San Francisco where . ” teeth even and handsome, . A MINING ‘CONGRESS. Nevada City Entitled te Send One Delegate. Mayor Gault has received a letter from Omey Carstarphen, Secretary of a committee appointed tocall a National Mining:Congress at-Denver, Col., on November 18th, 19th, and 20th, asking him to appoint delegates. The object of the congress is to organize and adopt measures to regulate the production and dis. tribution of the mining product of the United States. ‘The affair is in charge of an Executive Committee consisting of Charles E. Taylor, D. H. Moffar, N. P. Hill, H. A. W. Tabor, Dennis Sheedy and M, J. McNamara. Secretary Carstarphen states that the appointment adopted by the Executive Committes gives each State 10 delegates, to be appointed one for the first 2,500 population and one for each additional 10,000 population, one for éach mining stock exchange and one for each ten members thereof. The Executive Committee will appoint fifty delegates for the country at large. The ing Exchange and will be a grand affair. Who wants to go? A Live Lord ‘Playing Cricket. The visit of Lord rd Hawke's team of English cricketplayers to this county hag attracted the general attention of .the sporting world, and very naturally the enterprising Frank Leslie's Weekly this weqk devotes considerable space ta t the illustration of Lord Hawke's cricket ‘elub anda variety of amateur athletic sports. The pictures are unique in that they portray the sportsmen in the liveliest attitudes. Politicians will be interested in the presentation of the issue of New York, Ohio, and Massachusetts by representative Republicans of these States. The paper is full of good pictures and choice reading-matter. Special prizes of skates and ‘French ‘dolls are offered to boys and girls who want to get up clubs, They should address Prank Leslie's Weekly, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Warm weather ctten causes extreme tired feeling and debility, and in the weakened condition of the system, @iseases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, and to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take Hood's Sareapa= rilla. BORN. In this township, Oct. 16, to the wife of John Rama¢y, a sony’ a 13-year-old girl to his rooms and has taken her out on back streets: at night. One night recently the fellow was waydlaid by. young men while out with the child and thrashed until his mother wouldn’t have know him. He evidently feared for his life, for nextday he was H missing, having tramped out of town, subsequently sending a messenger for the tools of his trade. His present whereabouts are not definitely known. Feast of Tabernacles. night and will last eight days. The festival is to celebrate the release of the chosen people from Kgypt’s thralldom. Its peculiar feature is a celebration of « portion of the rites in booths constructed entirely of shrubs and tree branches, significant of the forty, years’ march through the wilderness. Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest er Lungs. Dr. King’s New, Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colda is guaranteed to give relief, or money “will be paid back. Sufferers from LaGrippe 9 had a speedy and perfect recovery, ‘Try asample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial-bottles free at.Carr Bros, Drug Store, Large size 50c. and. $1.00. Baby: cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria Cloaks. firm at a “ mergsth “Phe Feast of Tabernaclés began test) ~~ found it just the thing and under its use How's: by the: Governor; each town one at-large; . Liver Regulator. i ‘Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The Lawe ef California Require ¢ ‘The best Salve in the world for Cuts, The Home Benzrrr Lirs Assoctation te Uleers,'Salt Ri Fe. pay its losses in full. behgepe Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilot goo appar ser wg Hood's Sarsapariila It is naranteed to give perfect satisfacSidsld Wun rarngunl 3 tion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For saleat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. 5 a20ly . Insure in the Homa Benerrr Lis: Association. power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others fail. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Is the best blood purtfier before the public. It eradicates every tmpurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, rong all Humors, Dyspepsia, Dane chen. hpi Indigestion, Debdility, Catarth, heumatism, Kidney and Liver overeomés That Tired . — appetite, and builds up the whole system. 00 Hood’s Sarsaparilia Redwood Shingles. Has met peculiar and oan success . ee ; athome. Such has become its popularity Heomuy of first-class redwood] in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that ingles has just been received by M.{ whole neighborhoods are taking it at the L. & D, Marsh. Order immediately as} same time. Lowell druggists sell more of there will be a rush for them. o5-tf. Hood’s Saréaparilla than all other Sarsaaoe : parillas or blood purifiers, The same the Home Benefit Life Association . Success is extending all over the country. Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Leases on the Pacific Coast, some of which Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been paid to people you know. The Home B oa Life A fatt Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. Sohilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Drsronnency, caused by disensed liver, can be avoided by — unwenes Sold by druggists. §1; six for $5. Prepared by ©. 1, HOOD & CO., Apotheecaries, Lowell, Masa, {00 Doses One Dollar Ask your grocer” for~**hily White" dour and see that you get it. tf: Dividend Natice. AT pmecting of the Board of Directors of “the pong meng Mining Company, held on the 4th ay of Oct., 1891, a dividend (No. 17) Ten (10 vents per) share was declared pa: on and after Monday, Oct. 17, 1891, at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansome street, Roem 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o'clock Mm. Tuo. Werznt, Seo’y. Office —No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. ol6-td Tre undersigned, , Seithaleie, ot rying n the Blacks mithing and H Qebusiness under the firm name of. Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. Mr. Denney will continue to conduct . business. a Casas of Tartar ‘Baking ‘eee —j are deed ta to settle their accounts immediately. Highest of all in leavening strength— CHAS. W. DENNEY, W. ©, GRAY. Latest U. 8. Government Food hart ‘Kind Regards ! A neat and pleasing way to convey your kind regards to a friend is to place your card in one of the exquisite baskets of Your. Liver ?Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When the Liver.is. torpid the Bow‘els are etuggrish spe and oan atipated, t lies the hotel undiated, tabulate. 4 “the © Blood; uent headache ere a feeling of lassitude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deged. Simmons Liver Rewulator has been the means of restoring more nk ua heal Po ness by giving them a bealth Liver than any agency known on earth. Tt acts with extraordinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, tative, family rem for F arapeneies ry oe is the’ ita iiae @ the ¢ duct prod Notice for Fublication. AND OFFICE sr cad RAMENTO,CAL. October 1¢th, 1 otice is hereby Ti n that the fo!lowing named settler has notice of hfs tntention to make final preof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before John Caldwell, Superior Judge of Nevada coun! 7: Sal. sat Nevada City Valifornia on November 8th, 1801, vis : if b Cure Ne vada City P. O. who made H he for the Vi of W. \4 and * E y N. W. Bection 10, 1. 16, N. M.D. M."’ He names Mie fe owing BoE esto prove his coptinucus residence upen and cultivation of, suid iand vig Morris , Green, Willis Green, J. Ws tug hes, D.W. 1000 Ladies, Misses & Children’s Cloaks IN SEALFETTE AND CLOTH, Purchased by A, BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, from a Philadelphia manufacturing Lora, all’ of wavene poues ehTs, Renlster, Cloaks. Confectionery we are supplying--this. season, and . (sg-WE WILL-DO THE REST. Tue Superior Canpy Factory (J.°M. Foley, Prop'r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. Has just received the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, “lever brought to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. Ep Just Received, my'New Fall and Winter Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, 5 HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC It is the Largest aid most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. , AS TO’ PRICES, My being associated with one of the largest wholesale Structure, the credit. due for the skill and internally, and acts directly on the blood HOTEL ARRIVALS. sess ca peeve Integrity shown in their prepara: . jig vnueous eurfaces. Hall's Catarrb Notional Buchange, able negeneialal elas . houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me to hte tion, “Look sharp to the brand. . (is no quack medicine, It wis pre1 Sed Mrs, Belden, 610 Mason Bt, he order to sell them I will give the GREATEST place goods on the market here at a much lower figure Accept no substitute, scribed by. one of the best physicians in . ee a , Mise B, Rosenblum, 282 Ss . we] Fae do seat BARGAINS ever given in that line. than others can afford to. roial Travelers. : Schilling’s Best: . Gt ooh cucu & ae ‘ Med re o Bromach Mae, B. Le. Wheaton, 704 be ae ry j WHEN you by the bipe ve get 4 ae combined with the best} John J J. Fools ' do Mas. MB, Fries, 16 Proepect School Children’s Ulsters, sizes 6 to 14 years, . . : ie tat vate ature blood purifiers, acting directly on the ‘ we A visit to othe store d a very close inspection rices n all Trains. en a aah anbet. Kee of Bick, beaches Mra M. Bowler, 227 Kills Bt, . at $2. 50 . worth $5. Call early before the sizes will pie tan vel of ‘ia ig i 7% P coffpri ad Generel stage tion of the two eeiionts whet pro-. t Perk 6 Seoremente, aD, SS > Gat we Mission . . are sold, : : : duces such wonderful curing} G. , Constipation, Mm. 0, Meivin, 188 Kearny Mt, . k. : h. Send for testimonials free, J, H, Nile, Pleasant Valley , New goods received weary wee ellied by that wy ¢ Cuan kas tom, 22 care ees svn Vegetable . Ajob lot of 60 Dolmans and Jackets at $1 each. he inter ee ee Avo Mt, ; S$ sarsapariia A lux enth a1, Chas. f— rimoes, 8 ate, ——iV. : ° ina ani a Tolegraphyie i ag! . ELM ADING , CLOTMIMM, , Good apperCorner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. At the Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. iNevada City. E os a fi

] rs. ( mer . = Free. 96 sold lue at'a liner 'S “BEE all expenses, record . es in the the New Paid. 317685 . $24.55 195498! 20.40 141884! 17.13 175247. 16.27 107969) 16.05 S7BURD! 12-51 $98407. 7.23 191623) 4.04 186775, -.49 Zs » City. ny Kind or Any Oause ‘inotes, with ty, no matter HALINE NEVADA. — ity. arene N, M.D. urgeon,” RY. as well as those pecialty. Preienable to Elecgky's House. g. A. M., 2 to4 and GE ‘HOTEL oprietors tel in the City ? _ ly suit you. = oy THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. a Nevada: “wity, aeseey County, Calif, Published ate hoy Evening Except Sundays an gal Holidays, Established Sept. 6, 1860. Taaus—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. SATURDAY EV'NG, OCT. 17, 1891. —————— CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. A Rule to Go Into Effect on the 17th Instant. On and after October 17th the DaiLy Transcript will be served to Nevada Gity subscribers on the following terms only: Fifteen cents a week, ‘payable weekly, or sixty cents a month, payable monthly. The paper of any subscriber whose bill “continues unpaid for more~ -than~one month will be discontinned. Town subscribers can obtain the paper by subscribing for one year and paying $6 in advance. All accounts for city subscription up to Oct. 17 will be presented on Saturday next at which time those subscribera who have been paying for the paper by the year will please settle to that date and notify the collector whether they “desire to thereafter pay weekly, monthly, or yearly in advance. Married Folks’ Daneing Club. The members of the Married Folks’ Daricing Club are requested to meet at J. M.9 Walling’s office-on Monday evening, Oct. 19, at 7:30 o'clock, for the purpose of reorganizing. 013-6 Gro. C, Gaytorp, Pres, STOVES FOR EVERYBODY. ny The Finest and Cheapest Assortment Ever Shown in Nevada City. If you needa first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can sureThey have the largest and best display ever shown in Nevada coun“ty, including the best makes of Heating and Cooking Stoves and Ranges. The _prices are the very lowest, Call and see them whether you wish to purchase or “not. Leae & SHaw. Lace Baby Caps Reduced From 60: and 75 cents to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf For Sale or Rent. nnd Her iy house on Nevada street for" sale or rent. If not sold it will be rented to responsible parties: who have no small For acd particulars enJoni 08-20 ~The Policy-of The Home Benzvir Live Assocration is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. Flour $2.00 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For §1. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf From the Subline To the ridiculous is but a step, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is buta jump if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Carr. Bros. or W. D. Vinton. “ j It Does Not Pay to Combine Invest“ ‘ment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the Home Benerir Live Assoctation and make your investments elsewhere. No investment ig a good one tha thas to pay life insurance expénses. epiceneieieece tee . Try “Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household, tf ee eevoe0eedo0 Finding It Out PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies, Itis ever increasing. Many thousands who now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor, strongest, most economical, They do most~ do it best. In-their use is least failureleast drudgery-least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons enough to convince thousands, One honest trial will convince you. re, WA ea ae TA Wey ZB fa SCHILLING'S BEST are, never sold in bulk, Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim ‘. talk in this way, there is hope that a . worthless for other purposes—from the . Sto exact four times as much per acre as . fora large portion of the criminals and ‘Teaught napping by @ them, THE SLICKENS GOSPEL. — California Finally Realizing It Is Her Only Salvation. Today’s San Francisco Wasp says: On its front page of this issue the Wasp publishes a cartoon which represents the California miner in a position which has been aptly described as being between the devil and the deep, deep sea. The laws of the United States, under which he acqitired his lands, require that he shall do a certain amount of work each year in order to hold them. The decrees of the United States courts declare that he shall do nothing. In the meantime his money is invested, his title is lost and his property is going to ruin. Apropos of this subject we reproduce an editoral article from.the Weekly Cali. fornian, published in Bakersfield. When papérs down in the valley and in the heart of the farming districts begin to similar sense of justice may soon take possession of the whole _people._The Californian says: ‘Among -the-farmer element in certain parts of this State the term ‘slickens,’ whenever used, starts a ruction, and anything said in favor of hydraulic mining produces madness. It nevertheless remains afact that something like $200,000,000 in gold—and probably more than that value—yet remains uncovered in the bluelead. That part of Nevada county known as the ridge could easily be made to yield $20,000,000 in gold dust annually for a long term of years. “The hydraulic miners bought their land from the United States and have a perfect title. They paid the government five dollars an acre for it and the cost of surveying, advertising and all the intricate processes through which the government-forees-an-applicant for mining land, will amount to at least as much more, making the property cost ten dollars per acre for its title from Uncle Sam. “It seems likely that‘slickens’will fill up streams, for the San Joaquin and Sacramento valleys were made that way, and but for the wash and silt deposited by nature would now be only inland seas. An artesian well was once bored near before bedrock was reached. The artesian well near our railway depot was sunk over 800 feet with no signs of bed rock. Every little rill that trickles down a side hill in rainy seasons carries almost its weight of slickens #s a natural burden. ‘There never was a tight dam built in Kern river that did not fill even full: of sand and earth, and generally during the first season. ‘To get the gold in the blue lead a billion cubie yards of dirt will have to be atleast, will float a long way as silt. Down below Sacramento there are vast acres of tule lands, which, if reclaimed, “Pwoutd become of great value. —Tt-might be possible for engineers to devise a system of waterways by which the slickens of the Nevada ridge could be conducted to the tuleswamps of Yolo county with mutual benefit. “If something like this is not done, it should be allowed by all reasonable men that the hydraulic companies have certain equities. They bought mining lands— general government, The agents of the government knew that these lands were bought for mining purposes and for no other cause, and managed under the law double minimum agricultural lands. “By action of the State of California the hydraulic mines have been closed. Then the United States Government should step in, as an act of justice, either to condemn the hydraulic lands and buy them back from the different owners at Yan agsessed valuation, or else send out their engineers and construct such outlets for slickens that they may be deposited where harming no vested rights. “Qne or the other of «these things should be done in equity. And it is convenient to remember that an output of ten to twenty millions of dollars annually in the shape of gold dustis @ sort of crop that will make California very rich.” Energetic Officers. “The Supervisors of Placer county have cited Constable Dyer of Colfax to appear to show cause why his bill of $900 for the past quarter should not be lessened, Dyer’s -bill for the next quarter, it is said, will be in the neighborhood of $1300. . Justice Stevens has alao been cited to-appear to show cause why his bill should not be cut down, “Colfax is the gateway tramps who come into or flee from the State, and these two officers.re never A Novel Entertainment. The Young People’s Dime Society will give a ‘Pumpkin Social” next Friday evening at the-house uf Judge Caldwell on Main street. The supper, decorations and program will be of a novel character. Admission 25 cents, Everybody invited. Catarrh Cne't, be Cured With local appliances, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is -a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you have to take internal remedies, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken also produced largely in former years. Sacramento, and it was 2,000 feet deep : _ THE one FLAT. A echahiels new Quarts Mining Enterprise. The Gold Flat Mining Company, operating on Gold Flat a mile and a half from this city, is a local corporation. The principal stockholders are John Skewes, John Glasson,, P. F. Simonds, W. J. Mitchell, Mr. and Mrs. James Watt, Mr. Brown of Oakland, the Wasley brothers (Samuel, Charles and Thomas), Edward Trengove and a few other wellknown citizens of this city, and Grass Valley. The company owns the Remainder of Gold Flat Quartz Mining Claim, as it is called, and holds bonds on the Gold Flat, Potosi and Mohegan claims, All these properties are patented and together embrace about forty acres of land lying in the rich mineral belt a quarter of a mile below, the famous and long-lived Pittsburg mine and between that and the New England (or Thomas) which has The Company began work two months ago, erecting one of the best hoisting and pumping rigs in the county on the old Bruce B. Lee incline, within the limits of the Remainder claim and some fifty feet from the N. ©. N.G. BR. R. The machinery, which has for its motive.power two Pelton wheels, is covered by a new building 26x76 feet in dimensions, and close to it is a magnificent site for the mill which will be constructed later. The land is covered with an abundance of timber for mining purposes. The large double compartment shaft sunk by the former owners who went down 300 feet and from the drifts run took out considerable high grade ore and not a little of ‘‘specimen. quartz,” h been cleaned out and retimbered by the Gold Flat Company for a distance of forty feet from the surface. Within twenty feet more they will reach water, below which point it is pretty certain the workings will be found almost if not entirely in their original perfection. The water will all be pumped out by the close of this month, and then a drift to tap the. Potosi claim, which was worked to water level in carly times and gave very large profits, will be started. ~ At John Tamblyn's ranch on the ridge 1900 feet southeast of the works « reservoir has been constructed, and the water for turning the wheels is to be purchased from the South Yuha Company. There will be a fall of over 300 feet. The laying of the pipe-line_to connect the reservoir and the hoisting and pumping machinery is nearly finished. John Skewes, one of the beat mine ‘managers anywhere, and under whose administration the North Banner mine was sv successfully : opened, is the superintendent in eharge. ‘ <RBEE AND THERE. ——o A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. §S. L. Clutter is building a large addition to his wagon factory at the Plaza. . : J. J. Jackson of this city has been appointed agent for the Judson blasting powder. E. Koertner has been appointed postmaster at Spenceville vice Charles Pietazch, removed. Services willbe held at the Episcopal Church at eleven o’clock tomorrow morning, Rev. H. H. Wilcox officiating. V. Lang, a Cherokee young man, accidentally chopped off four of the toes of one of his feet while oes wood yesterday. At the tional Church tomorrow there will be preaching morning and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. Sims. Subject of discourse in the evening, ‘‘Hannah and Samuel.” The fellow Lindsay who telegraphea from Carson, Nevada, a few days ago that George Clark had been arrested there, is a marble cutter. who had been on spree for several days. He is now in jail. — The subject tomorrow morning at the Methodist Church will be, ‘“Why.Should We Love the Church?” In the evening, ‘Paradise Lost.” The Sunday School will meet as.usual at the close of the mornThe bids for the proposed new schoolhouse at Grass Valley were opened last night and pronounced by the Board to be too high, The further consideration of the matter was laid over till next Spring. Grass Valleyans are disgusted. A Type of Canadian Beauty, A Study from Life, is the title of an oil painting executed specially by the celebrated artist, J. W. L. Foster, R. C. A., of TorPERSONAL MENTION. > ee Secial and Other Netes About People Oldand YoangFrank Brophy of Cherokee is in town.: Superintendent Hare of the Yuba mine came down.on today's stage. Hon. John F. Kidder dleeaed last evening from * San Francisco and YoMra. M. C Frew and child were in town last night en route from the Mountain House to San Francisco. Walter R. Craig returned last evening from San Francisco. John P. Poole of the latter city came up with him. J. A. Hornberger aud N. V. Ingram of Mountain View are here. They on. interested in the Mountaineer mine. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Grissel have-returned from their bridal tour to the seashore.” They received « warm welvome home. John ©. Rouse of Antioch and L. C. Wittennyer of Mantinez were in town last night on their way home from Sierra county. Miss Julia Hurst, who has been pees forfour months.past.visiting her sister, Mrs. J. J. Jackson, returned today to San Francisco. Miss Sarah Connor and Clarence and Wilbert Pengelly of Cherokee are in town they will reside. Mrs. R. McMurray arrived here last evening from San Francisco. Mr. McMurry*met her on her arrival, and they went to San Juan today. Three “Suspects. Following is a description of the three men suspected of. wrecking the C. P. overland train near Colfax last Monday: One is aged about 30 years, hight, five feet six or seven~inches, weight, 150

pounds, stout build, black hair, eyes and onto, for the Christmas number of the Dominion Illustrated of Montreal, Oanada, _ Next Tuesday evening Rev. H. H, Wilcox will lecture at McDonald’s Hall in Grass Valley in the interest of the local W. C.T. U. Subject: ‘Personal ica.” Last year Mr. Wilcox delivered the lecture at this city and 1t waa receiv+ ed with deep interest, being both instructive and entertaining. NO MORE TOLL. The Union Turnpike a Free Read Menceforth. ; Today the deed was signed conveying the Union Turnpike of Rough and Ready township to the county,for the price of $3,500 to be péid hereafter in. installments; The thoroughfare is now free to public travel. It is one of the oldest The Company is out of debt, and with the splendid location and capable management it is pretty certain to soon be among the dividend payers. NOVEMBER FIRST. Important Changes im “The Rallroad Time Table. The following changes have been made in the Southern Pacitic time schedules to take effect November lat; The Central Pacifi¢ fast overland mail will leave San Francisco at 6 F. M, instead of 7%F. m., aad Will arrive at 11:16-amw. instead-of 9:15 a. mu. Central overland No.2 will arrive in San Francisco at 9:45 a. m. instead of 6:45 a.m. One passenger train bound for San Francisco each day will pass Sacramento at 5:25 a. m. and another at 7:25 a. M. Changes to correspond therewith will be made, in the time table of the Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad, The World] Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost unlimited and when Syrup of Figs was firet produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the spring time or in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more popular it becomes. —_—_-96eo——————— Cricket Redivivus. It has been some time since this city and Grass Valley has each had a regularly organized cricket club, When both places were so supplied the county seat eleven generally held the championship. The Grass Valleyans now have an idea that they can win back the laurels they lost in the eighties, and are talking of getting themselves into shape to try issues again. The Nevada Cityans will be pleased to meet them. Schilling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Summons Liver Regulator cured me of general debility and loss of appetite.— Mrs, Edmund Fitton, Frankford, Pa. if You Want Insurance Pure And Simple, insure in the Hous Bunzsrr Live Association, : Taxe Simmons Liver Regulator after, your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia. and '. indigestion. War suffer with clok headache ond biliousness when Simmons Liver Regulator will cure you. has earned many thousands of dollars for its owners. The Dance at at You Bet. ‘The danos at Odd id Fellows Hall in You Bet last night by the young men of that town was one of the beat country parties . ¢ given in the county for many a day. There were ten sets of dancers, including twelve ladies and gemtlemen from this city. Placer county was also represented. Dancing began at 9:30 o'clock and lasted till six this morning, Messrs, Martin and Guerin furnishing the -music.Acollation was served at midnight. The people of You Bet manifested unbounded hospitality to the visitors. Indian Relics. Telegraph: Thomas. Othet and son Sherman took a hunting trip Thursday. In the neighborheod-of American Ranch they discovered a number of old Indian relics which possess peculiar interest at the present time. There were beads and innumerable old rocks worn out in the center, which had been used by the firet inhabitants as mortara for ‘pounding up” acorns, their main sustenance in the olden times. Will Get the Watch. Master Leo Carr of this city, who started ina few days ago to earn a gold watch by obiaining one hundred subscribers for the San Francisco Daily Report, has about completed the task. He only lacked fourteen names this morning, and expects to get them by bedtime tonight. Admitted Facts. It seems an oddity, butitis true nevertheleds, that Michigan raises twice as many peaches as Delaware, Soin & quiet way Illinois produces much more whisky than Kentucky does, And last but not least Gaylord has the finest stock of meen in Nevada county. ————————— Iv you want « very fine turnout of any kind“go to Heary Lane's Pood and Liv. ery 8 tf Sehilling’s Best. Once bought—always sought. Women. The common affiietions of women are sickhead-aches, indigestion and nervous tr publes. They arise largely from stomach disorders As Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparifia is the only bowel regulating you ean see ee ee Seam isaiiy entering effective. We refer to a few: in those troubles, It is daily relieving The action is mild, direct_and We have sopres of letters from . mustache, which he shows when he smiles; .is considered very bright and sharp. Number two is about 25 years old, is of ‘‘sandy” . complexion, five feet: six inches in hight,’ and a little heavier than the one above described. He is not very bright; and is either hard of hearing or pretends to be. . Number three is six feet tall and of very dark complexion, wears a brown beard, is square shouldered, of slender “. build, has very long arms and large hands, with large veins. He is very erect, and has & comfianding voice and manner.—Tidings. Deservedly Thrashed. Tidings: A Portuguese, a stranger in Graas Valley, who opened a place of business there not long ago, has disappeared, and thereby hangs a tale: It appears and.best.toll.roada_in the. menntains and . that he has heen eucouraging the visits: of Congress is to be held at the Denver Min“. Nevada City is entitled to one delegate. on their way to San Francisco where . ” teeth even and handsome, . A MINING ‘CONGRESS. Nevada City Entitled te Send One Delegate. Mayor Gault has received a letter from Omey Carstarphen, Secretary of a committee appointed tocall a National Mining:Congress at-Denver, Col., on November 18th, 19th, and 20th, asking him to appoint delegates. The object of the congress is to organize and adopt measures to regulate the production and dis. tribution of the mining product of the United States. ‘The affair is in charge of an Executive Committee consisting of Charles E. Taylor, D. H. Moffar, N. P. Hill, H. A. W. Tabor, Dennis Sheedy and M, J. McNamara. Secretary Carstarphen states that the appointment adopted by the Executive Committes gives each State 10 delegates, to be appointed one for the first 2,500 population and one for each additional 10,000 population, one for éach mining stock exchange and one for each ten members thereof. The Executive Committee will appoint fifty delegates for the country at large. The ing Exchange and will be a grand affair. Who wants to go? A Live Lord ‘Playing Cricket. The visit of Lord rd Hawke's team of English cricketplayers to this county hag attracted the general attention of .the sporting world, and very naturally the enterprising Frank Leslie's Weekly this weqk devotes considerable space ta t the illustration of Lord Hawke's cricket ‘elub anda variety of amateur athletic sports. The pictures are unique in that they portray the sportsmen in the liveliest attitudes. Politicians will be interested in the presentation of the issue of New York, Ohio, and Massachusetts by representative Republicans of these States. The paper is full of good pictures and choice reading-matter. Special prizes of skates and ‘French ‘dolls are offered to boys and girls who want to get up clubs, They should address Prank Leslie's Weekly, 110 Fifth Avenue, New York City. Warm weather ctten causes extreme tired feeling and debility, and in the weakened condition of the system, @iseases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, and to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take Hood's Sareapa= rilla. BORN. In this township, Oct. 16, to the wife of John Rama¢y, a sony’ a 13-year-old girl to his rooms and has taken her out on back streets: at night. One night recently the fellow was waydlaid by. young men while out with the child and thrashed until his mother wouldn’t have know him. He evidently feared for his life, for nextday he was H missing, having tramped out of town, subsequently sending a messenger for the tools of his trade. His present whereabouts are not definitely known. Feast of Tabernacles. night and will last eight days. The festival is to celebrate the release of the chosen people from Kgypt’s thralldom. Its peculiar feature is a celebration of « portion of the rites in booths constructed entirely of shrubs and tree branches, significant of the forty, years’ march through the wilderness. Now Try This. It will cost you nothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest er Lungs. Dr. King’s New, Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colda is guaranteed to give relief, or money “will be paid back. Sufferers from LaGrippe 9 had a speedy and perfect recovery, ‘Try asample bottle at our expense and learn for yourself just how good a thing it is. Trial-bottles free at.Carr Bros, Drug Store, Large size 50c. and. $1.00. Baby: cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria Cloaks. firm at a “ mergsth “Phe Feast of Tabernaclés began test) ~~ found it just the thing and under its use How's: by the: Governor; each town one at-large; . Liver Regulator. i ‘Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The Lawe ef California Require ¢ ‘The best Salve in the world for Cuts, The Home Benzrrr Lirs Assoctation te Uleers,'Salt Ri Fe. pay its losses in full. behgepe Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilot goo appar ser wg Hood's Sarsapariila It is naranteed to give perfect satisfacSidsld Wun rarngunl 3 tion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For saleat Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. 5 a20ly . Insure in the Homa Benerrr Lis: Association. power not possessed by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others fail. Hood’s Sarsaparilia Is the best blood purtfier before the public. It eradicates every tmpurity, and cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Boils, rong all Humors, Dyspepsia, Dane chen. hpi Indigestion, Debdility, Catarth, heumatism, Kidney and Liver overeomés That Tired . — appetite, and builds up the whole system. 00 Hood’s Sarsaparilia Redwood Shingles. Has met peculiar and oan success . ee ; athome. Such has become its popularity Heomuy of first-class redwood] in Lowell, Mass., where it is made, that ingles has just been received by M.{ whole neighborhoods are taking it at the L. & D, Marsh. Order immediately as} same time. Lowell druggists sell more of there will be a rush for them. o5-tf. Hood’s Saréaparilla than all other Sarsaaoe : parillas or blood purifiers, The same the Home Benefit Life Association . Success is extending all over the country. Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Leases on the Pacific Coast, some of which Hood’s Sarsaparilla has been paid to people you know. The Home B oa Life A fatt Sells Insurance at Actual Cost. Sohilling’s Best. Untried—a joy denied. Drsronnency, caused by disensed liver, can be avoided by — unwenes Sold by druggists. §1; six for $5. Prepared by ©. 1, HOOD & CO., Apotheecaries, Lowell, Masa, {00 Doses One Dollar Ask your grocer” for~**hily White" dour and see that you get it. tf: Dividend Natice. AT pmecting of the Board of Directors of “the pong meng Mining Company, held on the 4th ay of Oct., 1891, a dividend (No. 17) Ten (10 vents per) share was declared pa: on and after Monday, Oct. 17, 1891, at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansome street, Roem 10, San Francisco, Cal. Transfer books will be closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o'clock Mm. Tuo. Werznt, Seo’y. Office —No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. ol6-td Tre undersigned, , Seithaleie, ot rying n the Blacks mithing and H Qebusiness under the firm name of. Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual consent. Mr. Denney will continue to conduct . business. a Casas of Tartar ‘Baking ‘eee —j are deed ta to settle their accounts immediately. Highest of all in leavening strength— CHAS. W. DENNEY, W. ©, GRAY. Latest U. 8. Government Food hart ‘Kind Regards ! A neat and pleasing way to convey your kind regards to a friend is to place your card in one of the exquisite baskets of Your. Liver ?Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without a healthy Liver. When the Liver.is. torpid the Bow‘els are etuggrish spe and oan atipated, t lies the hotel undiated, tabulate. 4 “the © Blood; uent headache ere a feeling of lassitude, despondency and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deged. Simmons Liver Rewulator has been the means of restoring more nk ua heal Po ness by giving them a bealth Liver than any agency known on earth. Tt acts with extraordinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, tative, family rem for F arapeneies ry oe is the’ ita iiae @ the ¢ duct prod Notice for Fublication. AND OFFICE sr cad RAMENTO,CAL. October 1¢th, 1 otice is hereby Ti n that the fo!lowing named settler has notice of hfs tntention to make final preof iu support of his claim, and that said proof will be made before John Caldwell, Superior Judge of Nevada coun! 7: Sal. sat Nevada City Valifornia on November 8th, 1801, vis : if b Cure Ne vada City P. O. who made H he for the Vi of W. \4 and * E y N. W. Bection 10, 1. 16, N. M.D. M."’ He names Mie fe owing BoE esto prove his coptinucus residence upen and cultivation of, suid iand vig Morris , Green, Willis Green, J. Ws tug hes, D.W. 1000 Ladies, Misses & Children’s Cloaks IN SEALFETTE AND CLOTH, Purchased by A, BLUMENTHAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, from a Philadelphia manufacturing Lora, all’ of wavene poues ehTs, Renlster, Cloaks. Confectionery we are supplying--this. season, and . (sg-WE WILL-DO THE REST. Tue Superior Canpy Factory (J.°M. Foley, Prop'r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. Has just received the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, “lever brought to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. Ep Just Received, my'New Fall and Winter Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, 5 HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS, ETC It is the Largest aid most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. , AS TO’ PRICES, My being associated with one of the largest wholesale Structure, the credit. due for the skill and internally, and acts directly on the blood HOTEL ARRIVALS. sess ca peeve Integrity shown in their prepara: . jig vnueous eurfaces. Hall's Catarrb Notional Buchange, able negeneialal elas . houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me to hte tion, “Look sharp to the brand. . (is no quack medicine, It wis pre1 Sed Mrs, Belden, 610 Mason Bt, he order to sell them I will give the GREATEST place goods on the market here at a much lower figure Accept no substitute, scribed by. one of the best physicians in . ee a , Mise B, Rosenblum, 282 Ss . we] Fae do seat BARGAINS ever given in that line. than others can afford to. roial Travelers. : Schilling’s Best: . Gt ooh cucu & ae ‘ Med re o Bromach Mae, B. Le. Wheaton, 704 be ae ry j WHEN you by the bipe ve get 4 ae combined with the best} John J J. Fools ' do Mas. MB, Fries, 16 Proepect School Children’s Ulsters, sizes 6 to 14 years, . . : ie tat vate ature blood purifiers, acting directly on the ‘ we A visit to othe store d a very close inspection rices n all Trains. en a aah anbet. Kee of Bick, beaches Mra M. Bowler, 227 Kills Bt, . at $2. 50 . worth $5. Call early before the sizes will pie tan vel of ‘ia ig i 7% P coffpri ad Generel stage tion of the two eeiionts whet pro-. t Perk 6 Seoremente, aD, SS > Gat we Mission . . are sold, : : : duces such wonderful curing} G. , Constipation, Mm. 0, Meivin, 188 Kearny Mt, . k. : h. Send for testimonials free, J, H, Nile, Pleasant Valley , New goods received weary wee ellied by that wy ¢ Cuan kas tom, 22 care ees svn Vegetable . Ajob lot of 60 Dolmans and Jackets at $1 each. he inter ee ee Avo Mt, ; S$ sarsapariia A lux enth a1, Chas. f— rimoes, 8 ate, ——iV. : ° ina ani a Tolegraphyie i ag! . ELM ADING , CLOTMIMM, , Good apperCorner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. At the Corner of Broad and Pine Streets. iNevada City. E os a fi