October 19, 1891 (4 pages)

ley. aper . 0 Free, be “sold lue at a llinery 'S BEE all expenses, record . *s in the the New aoPer Gain. cent r pre) of ms af-! me PAS edo acon al . oS nsea‘. Dt " . ams Paid. 17685 $24.55 498) 20.40 11884) 17.13 J5247; 16.27 ITNED. 16.05 8029) 12.51 18407) 97.23 1623, 4.04 OFFA Sa City. y Kind or Any Cuuse nutes, with y, no matter HALINE IKVADA. M.D. Reon, Y. well as those cialty. Preable to Elecy's House. « M., 2to4 and E HOTEL rietors in the City 1 Travelers . Trains, jeneral Stage Inteha lography. oy, Apply raph Olfice ll THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. P ” laapiaeidia Ph Nevada City, Neveds County, Calif, Published Ever ry Bvenine Except Sun, days and Legal Holidays, Established Het, 6, 1860. Terms—I'5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a MONDAY RV'NG, OCT, 19, 1891.!. CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. A Rule to Go Into Effect on the 17th Instant, On and after October 17th the Datiy Transcript will be served to Nevada City subscribers on the following terms only: : Fifteen.cents.a.weck,.payable.weekly,. or sixty cents a month, payablemonthiy . : Tne paper of any subscriber whose bill continues unpaid for more than one month will be discontinued, 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 bé presented on Saturday next at which time those subscribers who have been paying for the paper by the) year will pleasé settle to that date and notify the collector whether they desire to thereafter pay weekly, molithly, or yearly in advance. a Married Folks’ Dancing Club. , The members of the Married. Folks’ Dancing Club are’requested to meet at J. M. Walling’s office on, Monday evening, Oct. 19, at-7;20 o'clock, for the purpose " of reorganizing. 613-6t Gro. C, hese Pres: STOVES FOR KV ERYBODY. The Finest and Gheapest Assortment Kver Shown in Nevada City. If you need a first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can surely suit you. They have the largest and best display ever shown in Nevada county, including the best makes of Heating and Cooking: Stoves and Ranges. The prices ara the yery lowest, Call and see them whether you wish to purchase or not, 4 Lraa & Siaw. alaetetecei dere RAIS del iene Lace Baby Caps Reduced From 50 and 75, cents to only 25 cents, at Mrs, Lester & Crawford’s, al4-tf — 0 ee oe —For Sale or Rent.” I offer my house on Nevada street for aele-or-ront.— Lf not-aoalcLit. will berented Lice Sekans = FATALLY sHoT. The ‘Abeidentat Death of Richard D. White. Richard Davis White, aged, nearly ninteen years and since 1848 a compositor in the Datty ‘TRANSvuRIPT office, met with an accidental deathy esterday while quail hunting. Athalf past four o’clock in the morning he had started out with his young brother John and John Campbell fora day’s sport, At half past three in the afternoon the accident. occurred. They’ were looking for quailalong the lava bed flat about half a.mile below the Banner schoolhouse and some three miles frum this city in a southeasterly direction. Richard and Campbell were walking side by side, John White being just ahead of them. Richard had his gun, which is a double-barreled muzzle-loader, on his shoulder, and brought it forward to carry it under his arm. Bysxome means the pin used in fastening the barrels to the stock had dropped out, and as the weapon was being brought down from the shoulder the two parts became detached. The barrels turned clear over-till the -muzzlespointed directly toward him and at that infstant the.tubes then struck the surface of the ground, Both charges were exploded. One load of shot just grazed -the stock of the gun, then passed in a compact forin into the left side of the body overthe heart. The left lung was _petietrated. The other load cut the stock in twain close to the hammers and many of the scattering shot entered his hands, face and body, John White immediately hastened to Brackett’s ranch near by and a young-#on of Mr, Brackett came to town ‘for assistance. John Campbell tore off: his own shirt ahd attempted to check the flow of blood. Richard remained conscious. ated apparently fully realized that the wound was mortal. A physician and others went out from town and.-the wounded young was removed to the old Pingree ranch where he died at 6:48, Later inthe eveiiing the body was brought to his‘homeon Piety Hiil, where he has been living with his widowed mother, three sisters and brother. . Jolin and Robert Cleave of thia.city are his uncles. The funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon at-2 o’clock, from the Hpisecopal Church, and will be under the auspices of the Nevada Light Guard of which organization he was a private. Richard White was one of the most promising young men of this city, where he was born, He waa of exemplary habits, ambitious, intelligent, and faithful in all things. He possessed a disposition of marked amiability and endeared himself 4 ney ithe. 4 he H de " de SRE WOE WOES CHS ir” CON TaCE” ab SLATS SEAT TC TRUCKEE DOINGS, Big Ide Houses—-McCabe Discharged Lumber Output. The following items are from Satur: day's Truckee Republican: The two mammoth ice hovses now. in the course of construction at Floriston are nearly completed. The business will he run under the supervision of Simon Hollins of San Francisco, and it is said the company will be an opposition to the Union Ice Company. The examination of Pete McCabe on a charge of attempting to murder Edward Emery-oeeupied the attention of Justice Liggett Thursday afternoon and all day Friday, H. A. Mason appeared int’behalf-of the District Attorney and C.F. McGlashan for the defendant. Hight witnesses were examined. Emery testihed in substance to the facts as published last Wednesday, but iust of the other witnesses swore that Emery went behind the bar and got a pistol before the defendant tired a shot and that Emery was the aggressor. The Court in reviewing the evidence stated that if Emerj’s testimony had been corroberated he should hold the defendant to answer, but there being no corroberation and as he did not think a conviction could be had, he should discharge hound defendant, Waieh he Hatta = ie The millshave now, with the excep-tion of two or three, closed down for the season and the amount of lumber cut in the Truckee Basin this year is represented by the following figures: ig FEET, 2,000,000 5,500,000 5,000,000 . 4,000,000 8,000,000 Geo. Schaffer BGM vaio as canis ene O. Lonke This amount is up to the average, be ing only two million feet short of the best season’s run, : The market has been quiet, but is .improving. The box trade has been good during the entire season. Nearly the entire product of the mills of Truckee Lumber Co., Richardson Bros., O. Lonkey and Peck & Lewis has been ‘used in the manufacture of boxes. The mill men go into winter quarters with good stocks on hand which will be required to meet the spring trade. HARD. LUCK. The Adventures of Two Tenderfeet Who Tried Prospecting. _Nuvapa Crry, Oct. 18th. Epiror Transcarer—If you would be so kind as to publish the following it \ SIERRA COUNTY. Summary of Items From Saturday's Downieville Messenger. The Young America Con. M. Co., Sierra City, has levied assessment No. 1 of two cents a share. A. ©. Busch inforins us that he expects to nave his mill on the Phoenix Ledge running by ‘the first of next month, It is rumored that the Sierra Buttes Mining Company has found such prospects somehere in its mine as will warrant itin putting up another ten-stamp quartz mill, Gravel has been reached in the main tugmel at the Golden Giant claim, below the Mountain House. . Three shafts were raiséd inthis tunnel, the tirst two nearly one hundred feet high. Jack Hayes and Win. Shaughnessy have taken a contract to get out 1,000,000 logs for the Brown’s Valley Irrigating Co., in Yuba county. The Carney ledge in Jim.Crow canyon, where it has been recently crosscut, issaid to be. thirty feet witle with twenty-six feet of good ore. Another cross-cut a thousand feet further north, near the surface, has the same width and—quality. The mill is run only about seven or eight hours a i aay that vidi all the — de: a asl am Giles H. ts jacied dieting town on . Monday on his way to Gold Valley. His company are meeting with very flattering resulta in the development. of their mine. They are sinking on the vein, and-aie now at a depth of 160 feet below the croppings. The lead carries all this distance an average width of six feet, and is fully ten percent. sulphurets. These sulphureta have steadily increased in value as they have gone downward. The average of three assays, recently made, showed lan average value of about $90 a ton. -Mr. Gray informs us that he and his brother, Geo. D. Gray, tre sole owners of the mine, and, while they have a good mill aud chlorination works on the property, they donot propose to operate these at present but will turn their whole attentio to the development of the mine: ee ee PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Nutes About People Old and Young, J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento is here, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill has returned from San Francisco. Carl Schmidt of the Central House went to Sacramento laat night, Mr, and Mra, C. P, Loughridge have returned from their trip to. the .Kastern States, Charles Perry, a wealthy farmer of Sierra Valley, was in town last night and this morning. Misues Cassio Archer.and Carrie Smith THEY TALKED TOO MUCH. es Thie Weakness Leads Two Young Men Into Trouble. Albert and Jeff Roberts, two brothers, living near the scene ‘of the train wreck that revently occurred two miles below Colfax, were arrested at Colfax Saturday for being concerned in the wrecking. They talked around town that they knew who the wreckers were, and Ben True, the railroad detective, took them to Sacramento. . They will be given a chance to tell who the wreckers were. They have been arrested more for talking than, as actual perpetrators: of the deed. They told other people about the wreck, but when questioned by dotectives knew nothing of the matter. It is claimed that the missing clawbar was in their possession when last seen. A press telegram sent from Sacramento Saturday evening says: The Roberts brothers upon their airival here were taken immediately to the. private offices of the company, where the conipany’s criminal lawyer, Charles T. Jones, examined them. They were closeted for over an hour and Superintendent Wright stated to the Examiner correspondent that it is positive that the brothers know something about the crime. Sheriff Conroy and deputies of Placer -county and Detective Will Smith of the railroad aae now)in the Forest Hill country looking for two more men whv are partners of the Roberts brothers, ard the chances are they will be: caught to-morrow. : ‘ The men have told several conflicting stories and Burke holds to the belief that the outcome of capture will be satisfactory to the company and that he is undoubtedly on the right track. The detectives will not state what evidence they have, but the men will be locked up at the police headquarters. : ' THE STATE'S SENTIMENT. The Mining Question as Viewed by the Bankers. When a representative: body as men like the Bankérs’ Association declare themselves so openly in favor of taking up gold production again in California, it can be taken for granted that they voice the sentiment of ali the respectable people in the State. The world can illatford to do without the additional, $10,000,000 in gold which California can supply annually when the enemies of progress andthe development of the State at Sacramentoare shown up in their true colors, with their lying arguments over financial losses from debris which they cannot prove.—News Letter, * pee arent aR HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Various Matters of Loeal Interest. Comparisons “Mamma,” said Phil, walking gravely out of the sturly evidently bearing a heavy mental load, “when you smile at me like that your expression is as sweet as—as sac eharine.” ; “Thank you, dear!” replied his mother, with double appreciation. “Do you, think you could move this secretary for me to dust behind it?” “T can’t do it,” replied he, after an unsuccessful attempt, “ tis as heavy as iridium.” “Then hand me the duster.” “Oh, yes. It's as lightas lithium. Now may I go and play ball with cousin Will till dinner time?” “Not today. I may need you,” “Just a few minutes?” “No. »” > “Mother,” sald’ Phil, “your heart is as hard as rhedium,” And he went back to the library to hunt some more respect inducing words.—Pharmaceutical Era. Red Tapeism. -The widow of an English army officer went to the pension office for the purpose of drawfhg her pension. She preseuted the usual certificate of the clergyman of bor village to the effect that she was atill alive. “This certificate is not right,” said the official. ‘What is the matter with it?” “Because it bears the date July 21, and your pension was «ue July 13.” af What kigd of acertificatedo you want?” “We must have a certificate that you were alive on the 15th day of July. Of what use is this one that s you were alive on the ist of July?’—Tit-Bits. An Annoying Mistake, Stranger (at Delmoneygo’s, to distinguished looking reagan clr me, sir, but have . the honor of addressing Mr. Ward McAllister? Distinguis'@1 Looking Person (very haughtily)—Sir, . am the head waiter!— Munsey’s Weekly. Fearful. . “Dawkins looks very pale and anxious today.’ ‘ “He is worried, He is to have a very painfulloperation performed tonight.” “What's that?’ “He is to have a porous plaster removed from his bac an epee A Lesson In, French, “Johnny Barklon, what is the mening of cent?” “Teg, ma’am.,’* “That's right. feminine?” “Can't tell that till it’s hatched, ma’am,” said Johnoy.; Kbbehasat And ‘is it masculine or The “Wis it Hantaied: Ethel—Mamma and 1 were attacked by the tramp, and . threw a stone and knocked titi fat Mand—How did you ever--come—to_hit lim with it? Mthel—I tired at: mamma.—Harper's BaBORN, At Grass Valley, Oct. 18, to the wife of M. Sproul, a son, a MARRIED. “ At Butte, Montana, Sept. 13, by Rev. Frank BE, Brush, R. D. MecLaggan of Butte to Misa Isabell Allan of evada Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. __The Laws of California Require The beat Salve in the world for Cuts, een tan oN es ‘Britises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fo. PAY its losses in full. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilPeculiar blai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Iti ; fag. is uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ths saetey thnperteaie ved , Hood's parilia is different from and superior to . other medicines. ; tion o. money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Varr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20ly Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood’s SarsaInaure in the parilla possesses the full curative value ef the best known vegetable remedies. Homa Benerrr Lire Assoctation. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, wom The Home Benefit Life Association} derful cures are accomplished by . ~ *' Sells Insurance at Actual Cost ‘ : Hood’s Sarsaparilia Schilling’s Beat. Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home” — there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where it 18 made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers, Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, ho other proparation--has ever attained such popularity in so short atime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine Peculiar’ in strength and economy— Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be sald, “100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not " produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. g1; six for gs. Prepared bg C. 1. HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, 100 Doses One Dollar Untried—a joy bcaentind DesronpEncy, caused by a el liver, can be avoided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator. ‘ é Redwood ci si ee A carload of @eetalewe redwood shingles has just been received by M. L. & D. Marsh. Qrder immediately as there will be a rush for them. o5-tf. eee The Home Bonent Life Auseatiie Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. ASK your grocer for ‘Lily White” four and see that-youget. it. tf. Dividend Notice, : 8 a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining Company, hel.l on the 14th day of Oct., 1891, a dividend (No. 17) of Tea~(10 cents pér) share was declared payable on and after Monday, Oct. 17, 1891, at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Franei Cal. Transf books will “He closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o’clock Mm. Turo. Werzgz, ‘Sec’y. Office—-No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. 016-td emetic inatreanentennee stony peer aeacnereentss Dissolution Notice. yee undersigned, heretofore carrying i tie Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing business under the firm name of Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual, consent. Mr. Denney will continue to conduct the business. eae Absolutely Pure, ___}. All persons indebted to the late firm A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— are requested to settle their accounts immediately, CHAS. W. DENNRY, W.'C, GRAY. Nuvapa-Cre ee Oe 48 1891. Kind Regards ! G / AES SECS Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. 8. Government—Food—Repors. A neat and pleasing way to convey, your kind regards to a friend is to placé your card in one of the exquisite baskets of ~ to responsible parties who have no small children. For further particulars enquire of J. GRAHAM. 08 -2w * The Policy of The Home Benerir Live Assoctarion is wonderfully brief, simple-and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. eh ee 0 Flour 62.00 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $i. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf eee From the Subline To the adicalaus . is bat a atep, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Carv Bros, or W. D, Vinton, : ee OOOOH It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. ‘Therefore insure in the Home Benerit Lire Association and amake your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one tha thas to pay life insurance expenses. patting deel Try “Lily White” Figur “wad keep peace in your household, tf ancerentmemeeinamnasmned eoeo%ov8 v8 ve Look Sharp ]F you’ find your meats poorly seasoned ~ pastry tasteless-tea or coffee bad examine the kitchen. You know SCHILLING’S BEST are » the most reliable of all culinary supplies you intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand, Then“unsatisfactory meals, Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept . no substitute. It will save much annoyance. ‘CHILLING’S BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use, Of course they cost more than poorer goods, but »they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest. We guarantee it nowtest it yourself at once. Schilling’s BestLook SHARP for this brand. See that you get it. , Toas,Cotfoo, Spices, Extracts, 3 65 = only in ing Lee Our grocer is tiem, SBE Met him for prin oieters Gditan: 2s Sommer, Hate at Cost. ‘Trimmed and seri summer hats i yntrimmed ot cont at Depo siies & Ceefer tf the office or elsewhere. He showed much aptitude for the trade of his choice, and had his life been spared would doubtless the art preservative, Sympathy for the bereaved relatives of the unfortunate young man is expressed on all sides, and his death has cast a gloom over the community where he was so highly esteemed by old and young. oe CLARK SEEN AGAIN. This Time “He is Hiding in Sierra County. It is claimed that George Clark, late of Bloomfleld but now of most anywhere, has been seen again. As the reports go, on Saturday a ian named. Davis, emplo} ed at Cole & King’s sawmill, arrived at the Mountain House and reported that on the!previous Tuesday he and a stranger who claimed to be a Sacramento detective in search of Clark were taking a stroll through the woods two miles froin the mill when they caine to a deserted wining tunnel which Davis entered. When he got in a short distance hé was commanded by somebody inside to go away, and the command was emphasized by the click of a gun's hammer, Of course he left. Another report is that one day last week a resident of that section met and talked with Clark; that he asked the latter why he did not give himself up, as there was no proof ou which. to convict him of Galavotti’s murder; that Clark replied_he was afraid of being lynched anid said he would die before being captured, The fugitive is represented as having been armed with a gun. A man living in the neighborhood of the Golden Giant diggings reports that some. provisions were stolen from _ his cellar last week, and he thinks Clark did it, « A number of workmen at Cole & King’s mill started out yesterday to look for the fugitive, but the result of their chase is not yet known, Another man reports to the Sheriff that last week he saw Clark at Spenceville in’ ‘the lower part of this county and talked with him, —— Catarrh Can’t be Cured ‘With local appliances, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is order to cure it you have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is no quack medicine. 1b-was preseribed by one of the best physicians in this conntry for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the ] mucous surfaces, The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results ‘in ouring catarrh, Send for testimonials free, F, J, Oganay, & Co., Props., ' ~ Taledo, O, . Sold by druggists, price 75c. . a ad Ola Co Coins Bought and sold by D. D. EB Morgan, ag vada City, Cali” at Oe * i Simmons Liver Regulator cured me of general debility and loss of ap — Mra, Edmund Fitton, Frankford, Pa. a blood or constitutional disease, and in . . might be a warning to would-be bonanza finders that gold dves not grow on manzanita bushes, An old prospector told myself and another clodhopper that there heve-ehteined-prominence asa tisviple ott Sry ap Epa On Poe were some awful rich tailings at a certain place, and that'they would pay so rich that they would make our eyes stick out. Se the other day this other jay and myself started out at three o’clock in the morning with happy imagininga of what we would do with our gold. 1 was going to have a ring made for. my girl with my part, and he was going to bury his in aa Lal sock.” Well, we got thore after hunting for about three hours, and taking off our knapsacks we went to wurk to make our pile. The first pan had one color about the size of a mite’s eye, and the next four or five were worse and worse. A look of deep disgust began to appear on my partner’s face, and he began to weaken. He,then proposed that we eat dinner, (it was then eight o'clock.) So getting out our elegant lunches we fell to on’ some porterhouse steak off the shank and some beautiful corned beef biscuits. Then the way we streaked it for home was a caution to sprinters. Hereafter when we go prospecting we will find the gold ourselves, then we will be sure of the gold ring and the old sock full. Yours Respectfully, Rica TarLinas, Ea ana A ale a Sh Nevada Light Guard Attention, The officers and members of Nevada Light Guard are ordered to assemble at their Armory in full uniform at 1 o'clock Pp. M., Wednesday, Oct. 21, to attend the funeral of Private R. D. White. Gro, A. Nrmet, Captain, °P. F. Simonps, Secretary, at Seale Satis Takx Simmons Liver Regulator after your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. . Wuy suffer with sick headache and biliousness when Simmons Liver Regu\lator will cure you, . 25, Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dootor prescribed : Castoria EEE HOTEL ARRIVALS. vNational Exchange. © J.B B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H, Phillips, z hing m, esti and Ready, uric, Washington, j, no, ce Geo, yr Hare, Maybert, KE. C, Morgan, Grass Valley, Miss Ida Whitney, You Bet, J. M. Smith, L me Kiln James Lock. .art, Chicago, ; J, ©, Wea', Strawberry Valley, EK, 8. Reldker, Portland, Wn. F anders, i W. A. Burdette, Sheriden, James Mulloy, Gold Hill. Theo, We Tr, North Beene: D, K. Davidson, John A. Rodgers, ye J, D, Ostrom, do Fred Brown, do Ike Rosenblatt, San Feeney H, F. cong _ Perry, oh qed oA Hill, ‘/ L. Huckins,, Vallejo, W. H. Brandon, Omega, M. Cc, H , San Juan, W. Burnett, Sheridi, F. Toasts; Son . Francisco. of North San Juan have returned from San Francisco. Miss Nellie Connolly, who has been } visiting at-Grass-Valloy;~left-last night or her home at Carson, Nevada, Miss Kate Roberts of Penryn passed through town yesterday morning en route to North Bloomfield where her brother is very ill. A. B. Sholl of Grass Valley and John: Kistle Jr. of this city, both of whom are employed at Towle Bros.’ sawmill, were visiting relatives at this city ae ‘terday.” i Messrs. Leavitt and Osborne of San Francisco, who have been spending the past week here, left yesterday for Bowand fishers. Mrs. Dorcas J, Spenc@r, formerly of Grass Valley, has been re-elected Corresponding Secretary of the State Ounvention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. John T? Morgan and Senator Preston returned last evening from San Francisco where they have been attending the Masonic Grand Lodge and the Bankers’ Convention, $< 28e< A Choir Dislodged by Hornets, At the Methodist Church last evening a swarm of hornets having a nest in the large upper window at the front of the building attacked the choir. The memhers beat a hasty retreat from the gallery and sought refuge in the body of the church where they finished their songs in peace. (Cee meaa cai ee Ente Sa ate me Schilling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Just 24. Tn just 24 hours J, V. 8. relieves constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Mar shall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werher, 631 California 8t., 4. F.; Mra. C, Melvin, 136 Kearny 8t.,8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G, W. Vincent, of 6 Terrenee Court, 8, F. writes: ‘1 am 60 years of age and have had constipation 26 years. I waa induced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia. I recoguized in it an herb the Mexicans used to give us in the early 60's for bowe} troubles, (I came to Cal. in-1689,) and I-kuew it would help me and it has, For the first time in years I can sleep well and my system is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this remedy are a certain cure in constipation end bowel troubles.” Ask for Ji s Vegetable . ou Sarsaparilla FOR SALE BY CARR BROS. "Notice for Publication, . Pir Orvis AT BA 4E PACRAMENTO. CAL, oO cee eat ot owln TE Hee . Bees man Dam to try ,their luck as hunters . Nick Vincent was brought-from Grass Valley to-day to serve 6) days in the county jail for vagrancy. Last week he In the case of the People vs, Thomas Stewartson, Justice Mulloy denied the motion fora change of venue, Defendant pleaded guilty and was tined $6. Pita Nar Died ‘Last Night. T. C, Carpenter, who resides on a portion of the old Sutton Ranch near Glenbrook Park, died last. night after brief illness.” He recently caine here trom the East. Death of Mrs. Carson. A Mrs, Carson, relict of the late Geo. R, Carson Sr., died at Grass’ Valley yesterday. She was a pioneer resident of this county. Me Ae a CRN ERS Iv you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of ite peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind, oe Now Try This. It will cost younothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteud to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample 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 500. and $1.00, Li See Furnisaep house of 3 rooms for rent. Enquire at Pioneer Candy Factory. DIED. “At this “city,7Oct. 18, Richard Davia White, aged nearly nineteen years; a native of California, {The funeral will take place from the Episcopal Church at two o'clock Wed: nesilay afternoon, Fricnda aud acquaint: tances are invied: to attend, . SICK For these complaints take Simmons Ulyor Keyuistor, it keeps the stomach Hearand peovcuts any of the above poisons ‘rom getiiag in the systom, or, Jf there Uren: il drive Choia out, no matter wow dire rroote \ cy long-standing, and rou wil ita heve good health und be wppy. oy Have you a goin in the aide, bael on maar the ehouldor-olade? itis not rheu navisia dat osspoptia, @ake Simmons adver Reogulerey Poes vour be nt wh rob Silent after mia rise rt t *) Tt a not eart disease Take Slioens Ever Se "As 4 matter of conceived duty to humauity) fish to bear my testimony to the uafailing virtie: 4 gimmons Liver Regt Mater, if people coule “ily know v hae i plend d medicine it is, there vould + ryphs wi witheut af urieint ant fany a abratlle tar’s bill save {con ides it infallible in toa! tsb ingestion, Tha fur many veark, been. ape Hiya al wreck from 9 ombtnation of com HH the outgrowth o nalaniain my system, and, even under the skillfu vandis of Dr. J. r, Jones, of this’ city, 1 hac fespatied of ever be ine aM cll woman again Simmons Liver Peyulator was recommended te ne, f tried ity it he ibe me, and itis the only shing that ever did me: any geod, . persevered ir its use and Tam now in perfect health, I know your medicing ¢ ured me and . alwavs keepitasa reliable ‘stand by’ in my family,”"—Mars, Maav Rav Camden, AlaCloaks: firm at a great bargain, In has to sell: them I are sold, aaa we eS » Cloaks. i . ee 1000 Ladias’ Misses & Childraa’s Cloaks IN SEALETTE AND CLOTH, Purchased by A. BLUMEN-THAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, froma Philadelphia manufacturing will give the GREATEST BARGAINS ever given in that line. ; School Children’s Ulsters, sizas 6 to 14 years at $2.50 --worth $5. Call ory. before the sizes A job lot of 50 Dolmans and Jackets at $1 each. A. Blumenthal, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. OW ry Confectionery we are supplying this season, and Fue Surextor Canny Facrory (J.°M.~ Foley, Prop’r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. ye Has just received the Largest.and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, etce., ever brought to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. : aw : —— ep Ker Just Received, my New Fall and Winter Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS,.ETC It is the Largest and most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. on rn AS TO PRICES, My being associated with one of the largest wholesale houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me‘to place goods on the market here at a much lower figure than others can afford to, 4 ———) = A visit to the store and a very close i inspection offprices will convince you of this fact. = . New goods received every week, LHADING CLOTHInR, At the Cornor of Broad and Pine Strosts,. [Nevada City.

ley. aper . 0 Free, be “sold lue at a llinery 'S BEE all expenses, record . *s in the the New aoPer Gain. cent r pre) of ms af-! me PAS edo acon al . oS nsea‘. Dt " . ams Paid. 17685 $24.55 498) 20.40 11884) 17.13 J5247; 16.27 ITNED. 16.05 8029) 12.51 18407) 97.23 1623, 4.04 OFFA Sa City. y Kind or Any Cuuse nutes, with y, no matter HALINE IKVADA. M.D. Reon, Y. well as those cialty. Preable to Elecy's House. « M., 2to4 and E HOTEL rietors in the City 1 Travelers . Trains, jeneral Stage Inteha lography. oy, Apply raph Olfice ll THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. P ” laapiaeidia Ph Nevada City, Neveds County, Calif, Published Ever ry Bvenine Except Sun, days and Legal Holidays, Established Het, 6, 1860. Terms—I'5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a MONDAY RV'NG, OCT, 19, 1891.!. CITY SUBSCRIPTIONS. A Rule to Go Into Effect on the 17th Instant, On and after October 17th the Datiy Transcript will be served to Nevada City subscribers on the following terms only: : Fifteen.cents.a.weck,.payable.weekly,. or sixty cents a month, payablemonthiy . : Tne paper of any subscriber whose bill continues unpaid for more than one month will be discontinued, 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 bé presented on Saturday next at which time those subscribers who have been paying for the paper by the) year will pleasé settle to that date and notify the collector whether they desire to thereafter pay weekly, molithly, or yearly in advance. a Married Folks’ Dancing Club. , The members of the Married. Folks’ Dancing Club are’requested to meet at J. M. Walling’s office on, Monday evening, Oct. 19, at-7;20 o'clock, for the purpose " of reorganizing. 613-6t Gro. C, hese Pres: STOVES FOR KV ERYBODY. The Finest and Gheapest Assortment Kver Shown in Nevada City. If you need a first-class Stove, the firm of Legg & Shaw, on Main street, can surely suit you. They have the largest and best display ever shown in Nevada county, including the best makes of Heating and Cooking: Stoves and Ranges. The prices ara the yery lowest, Call and see them whether you wish to purchase or not, 4 Lraa & Siaw. alaetetecei dere RAIS del iene Lace Baby Caps Reduced From 50 and 75, cents to only 25 cents, at Mrs, Lester & Crawford’s, al4-tf — 0 ee oe —For Sale or Rent.” I offer my house on Nevada street for aele-or-ront.— Lf not-aoalcLit. will berented Lice Sekans = FATALLY sHoT. The ‘Abeidentat Death of Richard D. White. Richard Davis White, aged, nearly ninteen years and since 1848 a compositor in the Datty ‘TRANSvuRIPT office, met with an accidental deathy esterday while quail hunting. Athalf past four o’clock in the morning he had started out with his young brother John and John Campbell fora day’s sport, At half past three in the afternoon the accident. occurred. They’ were looking for quailalong the lava bed flat about half a.mile below the Banner schoolhouse and some three miles frum this city in a southeasterly direction. Richard and Campbell were walking side by side, John White being just ahead of them. Richard had his gun, which is a double-barreled muzzle-loader, on his shoulder, and brought it forward to carry it under his arm. Bysxome means the pin used in fastening the barrels to the stock had dropped out, and as the weapon was being brought down from the shoulder the two parts became detached. The barrels turned clear over-till the -muzzlespointed directly toward him and at that infstant the.tubes then struck the surface of the ground, Both charges were exploded. One load of shot just grazed -the stock of the gun, then passed in a compact forin into the left side of the body overthe heart. The left lung was _petietrated. The other load cut the stock in twain close to the hammers and many of the scattering shot entered his hands, face and body, John White immediately hastened to Brackett’s ranch near by and a young-#on of Mr, Brackett came to town ‘for assistance. John Campbell tore off: his own shirt ahd attempted to check the flow of blood. Richard remained conscious. ated apparently fully realized that the wound was mortal. A physician and others went out from town and.-the wounded young was removed to the old Pingree ranch where he died at 6:48, Later inthe eveiiing the body was brought to his‘homeon Piety Hiil, where he has been living with his widowed mother, three sisters and brother. . Jolin and Robert Cleave of thia.city are his uncles. The funeral will take place on Wednesday afternoon at-2 o’clock, from the Hpisecopal Church, and will be under the auspices of the Nevada Light Guard of which organization he was a private. Richard White was one of the most promising young men of this city, where he was born, He waa of exemplary habits, ambitious, intelligent, and faithful in all things. He possessed a disposition of marked amiability and endeared himself 4 ney ithe. 4 he H de " de SRE WOE WOES CHS ir” CON TaCE” ab SLATS SEAT TC TRUCKEE DOINGS, Big Ide Houses—-McCabe Discharged Lumber Output. The following items are from Satur: day's Truckee Republican: The two mammoth ice hovses now. in the course of construction at Floriston are nearly completed. The business will he run under the supervision of Simon Hollins of San Francisco, and it is said the company will be an opposition to the Union Ice Company. The examination of Pete McCabe on a charge of attempting to murder Edward Emery-oeeupied the attention of Justice Liggett Thursday afternoon and all day Friday, H. A. Mason appeared int’behalf-of the District Attorney and C.F. McGlashan for the defendant. Hight witnesses were examined. Emery testihed in substance to the facts as published last Wednesday, but iust of the other witnesses swore that Emery went behind the bar and got a pistol before the defendant tired a shot and that Emery was the aggressor. The Court in reviewing the evidence stated that if Emerj’s testimony had been corroberated he should hold the defendant to answer, but there being no corroberation and as he did not think a conviction could be had, he should discharge hound defendant, Waieh he Hatta = ie The millshave now, with the excep-tion of two or three, closed down for the season and the amount of lumber cut in the Truckee Basin this year is represented by the following figures: ig FEET, 2,000,000 5,500,000 5,000,000 . 4,000,000 8,000,000 Geo. Schaffer BGM vaio as canis ene O. Lonke This amount is up to the average, be ing only two million feet short of the best season’s run, : The market has been quiet, but is .improving. The box trade has been good during the entire season. Nearly the entire product of the mills of Truckee Lumber Co., Richardson Bros., O. Lonkey and Peck & Lewis has been ‘used in the manufacture of boxes. The mill men go into winter quarters with good stocks on hand which will be required to meet the spring trade. HARD. LUCK. The Adventures of Two Tenderfeet Who Tried Prospecting. _Nuvapa Crry, Oct. 18th. Epiror Transcarer—If you would be so kind as to publish the following it \ SIERRA COUNTY. Summary of Items From Saturday's Downieville Messenger. The Young America Con. M. Co., Sierra City, has levied assessment No. 1 of two cents a share. A. ©. Busch inforins us that he expects to nave his mill on the Phoenix Ledge running by ‘the first of next month, It is rumored that the Sierra Buttes Mining Company has found such prospects somehere in its mine as will warrant itin putting up another ten-stamp quartz mill, Gravel has been reached in the main tugmel at the Golden Giant claim, below the Mountain House. . Three shafts were raiséd inthis tunnel, the tirst two nearly one hundred feet high. Jack Hayes and Win. Shaughnessy have taken a contract to get out 1,000,000 logs for the Brown’s Valley Irrigating Co., in Yuba county. The Carney ledge in Jim.Crow canyon, where it has been recently crosscut, issaid to be. thirty feet witle with twenty-six feet of good ore. Another cross-cut a thousand feet further north, near the surface, has the same width and—quality. The mill is run only about seven or eight hours a i aay that vidi all the — de: a asl am Giles H. ts jacied dieting town on . Monday on his way to Gold Valley. His company are meeting with very flattering resulta in the development. of their mine. They are sinking on the vein, and-aie now at a depth of 160 feet below the croppings. The lead carries all this distance an average width of six feet, and is fully ten percent. sulphurets. These sulphureta have steadily increased in value as they have gone downward. The average of three assays, recently made, showed lan average value of about $90 a ton. -Mr. Gray informs us that he and his brother, Geo. D. Gray, tre sole owners of the mine, and, while they have a good mill aud chlorination works on the property, they donot propose to operate these at present but will turn their whole attentio to the development of the mine: ee ee PERSONAL MENTION, Social and Other Nutes About People Old and Young, J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento is here, A. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill has returned from San Francisco. Carl Schmidt of the Central House went to Sacramento laat night, Mr, and Mra, C. P, Loughridge have returned from their trip to. the .Kastern States, Charles Perry, a wealthy farmer of Sierra Valley, was in town last night and this morning. Misues Cassio Archer.and Carrie Smith THEY TALKED TOO MUCH. es Thie Weakness Leads Two Young Men Into Trouble. Albert and Jeff Roberts, two brothers, living near the scene ‘of the train wreck that revently occurred two miles below Colfax, were arrested at Colfax Saturday for being concerned in the wrecking. They talked around town that they knew who the wreckers were, and Ben True, the railroad detective, took them to Sacramento. . They will be given a chance to tell who the wreckers were. They have been arrested more for talking than, as actual perpetrators: of the deed. They told other people about the wreck, but when questioned by dotectives knew nothing of the matter. It is claimed that the missing clawbar was in their possession when last seen. A press telegram sent from Sacramento Saturday evening says: The Roberts brothers upon their airival here were taken immediately to the. private offices of the company, where the conipany’s criminal lawyer, Charles T. Jones, examined them. They were closeted for over an hour and Superintendent Wright stated to the Examiner correspondent that it is positive that the brothers know something about the crime. Sheriff Conroy and deputies of Placer -county and Detective Will Smith of the railroad aae now)in the Forest Hill country looking for two more men whv are partners of the Roberts brothers, ard the chances are they will be: caught to-morrow. : ‘ The men have told several conflicting stories and Burke holds to the belief that the outcome of capture will be satisfactory to the company and that he is undoubtedly on the right track. The detectives will not state what evidence they have, but the men will be locked up at the police headquarters. : ' THE STATE'S SENTIMENT. The Mining Question as Viewed by the Bankers. When a representative: body as men like the Bankérs’ Association declare themselves so openly in favor of taking up gold production again in California, it can be taken for granted that they voice the sentiment of ali the respectable people in the State. The world can illatford to do without the additional, $10,000,000 in gold which California can supply annually when the enemies of progress andthe development of the State at Sacramentoare shown up in their true colors, with their lying arguments over financial losses from debris which they cannot prove.—News Letter, * pee arent aR HERE AND THERE, A Brief Record of Various Matters of Loeal Interest. Comparisons “Mamma,” said Phil, walking gravely out of the sturly evidently bearing a heavy mental load, “when you smile at me like that your expression is as sweet as—as sac eharine.” ; “Thank you, dear!” replied his mother, with double appreciation. “Do you, think you could move this secretary for me to dust behind it?” “T can’t do it,” replied he, after an unsuccessful attempt, “ tis as heavy as iridium.” “Then hand me the duster.” “Oh, yes. It's as lightas lithium. Now may I go and play ball with cousin Will till dinner time?” “Not today. I may need you,” “Just a few minutes?” “No. »” > “Mother,” sald’ Phil, “your heart is as hard as rhedium,” And he went back to the library to hunt some more respect inducing words.—Pharmaceutical Era. Red Tapeism. -The widow of an English army officer went to the pension office for the purpose of drawfhg her pension. She preseuted the usual certificate of the clergyman of bor village to the effect that she was atill alive. “This certificate is not right,” said the official. ‘What is the matter with it?” “Because it bears the date July 21, and your pension was «ue July 13.” af What kigd of acertificatedo you want?” “We must have a certificate that you were alive on the 15th day of July. Of what use is this one that s you were alive on the ist of July?’—Tit-Bits. An Annoying Mistake, Stranger (at Delmoneygo’s, to distinguished looking reagan clr me, sir, but have . the honor of addressing Mr. Ward McAllister? Distinguis'@1 Looking Person (very haughtily)—Sir, . am the head waiter!— Munsey’s Weekly. Fearful. . “Dawkins looks very pale and anxious today.’ ‘ “He is worried, He is to have a very painfulloperation performed tonight.” “What's that?’ “He is to have a porous plaster removed from his bac an epee A Lesson In, French, “Johnny Barklon, what is the mening of cent?” “Teg, ma’am.,’* “That's right. feminine?” “Can't tell that till it’s hatched, ma’am,” said Johnoy.; Kbbehasat And ‘is it masculine or The “Wis it Hantaied: Ethel—Mamma and 1 were attacked by the tramp, and . threw a stone and knocked titi fat Mand—How did you ever--come—to_hit lim with it? Mthel—I tired at: mamma.—Harper's BaBORN, At Grass Valley, Oct. 18, to the wife of M. Sproul, a son, a MARRIED. “ At Butte, Montana, Sept. 13, by Rev. Frank BE, Brush, R. D. MecLaggan of Butte to Misa Isabell Allan of evada Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. __The Laws of California Require The beat Salve in the world for Cuts, een tan oN es ‘Britises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fo. PAY its losses in full. ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, ChilPeculiar blai », Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit \ely cures Piles, or no pay required. Iti ; fag. is uaranteed to give perfect satisfac ths saetey thnperteaie ved , Hood's parilia is different from and superior to . other medicines. ; tion o. money refunded. Price 25 cents per box For sale at Varr Brothers’ Drug Store. s20ly Peculiar in combination, proportion and preparation of ingredients, Hood’s SarsaInaure in the parilla possesses the full curative value ef the best known vegetable remedies. Homa Benerrr Lire Assoctation. Peculiar in its medicinal merit, wom The Home Benefit Life Association} derful cures are accomplished by . ~ *' Sells Insurance at Actual Cost ‘ : Hood’s Sarsaparilia Schilling’s Beat. Peculiar in the confidence it gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another. Peculiar in its “ good name at home” — there is more of Hood's Sarsaparilia sold in Lowell, where it 18 made, than of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers, Peculiar in its phenomenal sales abroad, ho other proparation--has ever attained such popularity in so short atime. It really Is a Peculiar Medicine Peculiar’ in strength and economy— Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which can truly be sald, “100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require larger doses, and do not " produce as good results as Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. g1; six for gs. Prepared bg C. 1. HOOD &CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, 100 Doses One Dollar Untried—a joy bcaentind DesronpEncy, caused by a el liver, can be avoided by taking Simmons Liver Regulator.

‘ é Redwood ci si ee A carload of @eetalewe redwood shingles has just been received by M. L. & D. Marsh. Qrder immediately as there will be a rush for them. o5-tf. eee The Home Bonent Life Auseatiie Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know. ASK your grocer for ‘Lily White” four and see that-youget. it. tf. Dividend Notice, : 8 a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Champion Mining Company, hel.l on the 14th day of Oct., 1891, a dividend (No. 17) of Tea~(10 cents pér) share was declared payable on and after Monday, Oct. 17, 1891, at the office of the Company, No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Franei Cal. Transf books will “He closed on Friday, Aug. 14, 1891, at l2o’clock Mm. Turo. Werzgz, ‘Sec’y. Office—-No. 320 Sansome street, Room 10, San Francisco, Cal. 016-td emetic inatreanentennee stony peer aeacnereentss Dissolution Notice. yee undersigned, heretofore carrying i tie Blacksmithing and Horseshoeing business under the firm name of Denney & Gray, have this day dissolved partnership by mutual, consent. Mr. Denney will continue to conduct the business. eae Absolutely Pure, ___}. All persons indebted to the late firm A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder,— are requested to settle their accounts immediately, CHAS. W. DENNRY, W.'C, GRAY. Nuvapa-Cre ee Oe 48 1891. Kind Regards ! G / AES SECS Highest of all in leavening strength— Latest U. 8. Government—Food—Repors. A neat and pleasing way to convey, your kind regards to a friend is to placé your card in one of the exquisite baskets of ~ to responsible parties who have no small children. For further particulars enquire of J. GRAHAM. 08 -2w * The Policy of The Home Benerir Live Assoctarion is wonderfully brief, simple-and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. eh ee 0 Flour 62.00 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $i. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf eee From the Subline To the adicalaus . is bat a atep, according to Schiller, and from misery to happiness is butajunp if you use Chephaline for headache. For sale by Carv Bros, or W. D, Vinton, : ee OOOOH It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. ‘Therefore insure in the Home Benerit Lire Association and amake your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one tha thas to pay life insurance expenses. patting deel Try “Lily White” Figur “wad keep peace in your household, tf ancerentmemeeinamnasmned eoeo%ov8 v8 ve Look Sharp ]F you’ find your meats poorly seasoned ~ pastry tasteless-tea or coffee bad examine the kitchen. You know SCHILLING’S BEST are » the most reliable of all culinary supplies you intend to use thembut a child, servant or other person may buy from the grocer and not insist on having this brand, Then“unsatisfactory meals, Teach every member of your family to know the brand-to ask for it-to accept . no substitute. It will save much annoyance. ‘CHILLING’S BEST are the richest in flavor, strongest and most economical in use, Of course they cost more than poorer goods, but »they do more-do it better-they prove themselves the best and the cheapest.. We guarantee it nowtest it yourself at once. Schilling’s BestLook SHARP for this brand. See that you get it. , Toas,Cotfoo, Spices, Extracts, 3 65 = only in ing Lee Our grocer is tiem, SBE Met him for prin oieters Gditan: 2s Sommer, Hate at Cost. ‘Trimmed and seri summer hats i yntrimmed ot cont at Depo siies & Ceefer tf the office or elsewhere. He showed much aptitude for the trade of his choice, and had his life been spared would doubtless the art preservative, Sympathy for the bereaved relatives of the unfortunate young man is expressed on all sides, and his death has cast a gloom over the community where he was so highly esteemed by old and young. oe CLARK SEEN AGAIN. This Time “He is Hiding in Sierra County. It is claimed that George Clark, late of Bloomfleld but now of most anywhere, has been seen again. As the reports go, on Saturday a ian named. Davis, emplo} ed at Cole & King’s sawmill, arrived at the Mountain House and reported that on the!previous Tuesday he and a stranger who claimed to be a Sacramento detective in search of Clark were taking a stroll through the woods two miles froin the mill when they caine to a deserted wining tunnel which Davis entered. When he got in a short distance hé was commanded by somebody inside to go away, and the command was emphasized by the click of a gun's hammer, Of course he left. Another report is that one day last week a resident of that section met and talked with Clark; that he asked the latter why he did not give himself up, as there was no proof ou which. to convict him of Galavotti’s murder; that Clark replied_he was afraid of being lynched anid said he would die before being captured, The fugitive is represented as having been armed with a gun. A man living in the neighborhood of the Golden Giant diggings reports that some. provisions were stolen from _ his cellar last week, and he thinks Clark did it, « A number of workmen at Cole & King’s mill started out yesterday to look for the fugitive, but the result of their chase is not yet known, Another man reports to the Sheriff that last week he saw Clark at Spenceville in’ ‘the lower part of this county and talked with him, —— Catarrh Can’t be Cured ‘With local appliances, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is order to cure it you have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure is no quack medicine. 1b-was preseribed by one of the best physicians in this conntry for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of the best tonics known, combined with the best blood purifiers, acting directly on the ] mucous surfaces, The perfect combination of the two ingredients is what produces such wonderful results ‘in ouring catarrh, Send for testimonials free, F, J, Oganay, & Co., Props., ' ~ Taledo, O, . Sold by druggists, price 75c. . a ad Ola Co Coins Bought and sold by D. D. EB Morgan, ag vada City, Cali” at Oe * i Simmons Liver Regulator cured me of general debility and loss of ap — Mra, Edmund Fitton, Frankford, Pa. a blood or constitutional disease, and in . . might be a warning to would-be bonanza finders that gold dves not grow on manzanita bushes, An old prospector told myself and another clodhopper that there heve-ehteined-prominence asa tisviple ott Sry ap Epa On Poe were some awful rich tailings at a certain place, and that'they would pay so rich that they would make our eyes stick out. Se the other day this other jay and myself started out at three o’clock in the morning with happy imagininga of what we would do with our gold. 1 was going to have a ring made for. my girl with my part, and he was going to bury his in aa Lal sock.” Well, we got thore after hunting for about three hours, and taking off our knapsacks we went to wurk to make our pile. The first pan had one color about the size of a mite’s eye, and the next four or five were worse and worse. A look of deep disgust began to appear on my partner’s face, and he began to weaken. He,then proposed that we eat dinner, (it was then eight o'clock.) So getting out our elegant lunches we fell to on’ some porterhouse steak off the shank and some beautiful corned beef biscuits. Then the way we streaked it for home was a caution to sprinters. Hereafter when we go prospecting we will find the gold ourselves, then we will be sure of the gold ring and the old sock full. Yours Respectfully, Rica TarLinas, Ea ana A ale a Sh Nevada Light Guard Attention, The officers and members of Nevada Light Guard are ordered to assemble at their Armory in full uniform at 1 o'clock Pp. M., Wednesday, Oct. 21, to attend the funeral of Private R. D. White. Gro, A. Nrmet, Captain, °P. F. Simonps, Secretary, at Seale Satis Takx Simmons Liver Regulator after your dinner. It prevents dyspepsia and indigestion. . Wuy suffer with sick headache and biliousness when Simmons Liver Regu\lator will cure you, . 25, Baby cried, Mother sighed, Dootor prescribed : Castoria EEE HOTEL ARRIVALS. vNational Exchange. © J.B B. Treadwell, Sacramento, H, Phillips, z hing m, esti and Ready, uric, Washington, j, no, ce Geo, yr Hare, Maybert, KE. C, Morgan, Grass Valley, Miss Ida Whitney, You Bet, J. M. Smith, L me Kiln James Lock. .art, Chicago, ; J, ©, Wea', Strawberry Valley, EK, 8. Reldker, Portland, Wn. F anders, i W. A. Burdette, Sheriden, James Mulloy, Gold Hill. Theo, We Tr, North Beene: D, K. Davidson, John A. Rodgers, ye J, D, Ostrom, do Fred Brown, do Ike Rosenblatt, San Feeney H, F. cong _ Perry, oh qed oA Hill, ‘/ L. Huckins,, Vallejo, W. H. Brandon, Omega, M. Cc, H , San Juan, W. Burnett, Sheridi, F. Toasts; Son . Francisco. of North San Juan have returned from San Francisco. Miss Nellie Connolly, who has been } visiting at-Grass-Valloy;~left-last night or her home at Carson, Nevada, Miss Kate Roberts of Penryn passed through town yesterday morning en route to North Bloomfield where her brother is very ill. A. B. Sholl of Grass Valley and John: Kistle Jr. of this city, both of whom are employed at Towle Bros.’ sawmill, were visiting relatives at this city ae ‘terday.” i Messrs. Leavitt and Osborne of San Francisco, who have been spending the past week here, left yesterday for Bowand fishers. Mrs. Dorcas J, Spenc@r, formerly of Grass Valley, has been re-elected Corresponding Secretary of the State Ounvention of the Women’s Christian Temperance Union. John T? Morgan and Senator Preston returned last evening from San Francisco where they have been attending the Masonic Grand Lodge and the Bankers’ Convention, $< 28e< A Choir Dislodged by Hornets, At the Methodist Church last evening a swarm of hornets having a nest in the large upper window at the front of the building attacked the choir. The memhers beat a hasty retreat from the gallery and sought refuge in the body of the church where they finished their songs in peace. (Cee meaa cai ee Ente Sa ate me Schilling’s Beat. Buy, try—on them rely, Just 24. Tn just 24 hours J, V. 8. relieves constipation and sick headaches, After it gets the system under control an occasional dose prevents return, We refer by permission to W. H. Mar shall, Brunswick House, 8. F.; Geo. A. Werher, 631 California 8t., 4. F.; Mra. C, Melvin, 136 Kearny 8t.,8. F., and many others who have found relief from constipation and sick headaches. G, W. Vincent, of 6 Terrenee Court, 8, F. writes: ‘1 am 60 years of age and have had constipation 26 years. I waa induced to try Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilia. I recoguized in it an herb the Mexicans used to give us in the early 60's for bowe} troubles, (I came to Cal. in-1689,) and I-kuew it would help me and it has, For the first time in years I can sleep well and my system is regular. The old Mexican herbs in this remedy are a certain cure in constipation end bowel troubles.” Ask for Ji s Vegetable . ou Sarsaparilla FOR SALE BY CARR BROS. "Notice for Publication, . Pir Orvis AT BA 4E PACRAMENTO. CAL, oO cee eat ot owln TE Hee . Bees man Dam to try ,their luck as hunters . Nick Vincent was brought-from Grass Valley to-day to serve 6) days in the county jail for vagrancy. Last week he In the case of the People vs, Thomas Stewartson, Justice Mulloy denied the motion fora change of venue, Defendant pleaded guilty and was tined $6. Pita Nar Died ‘Last Night. T. C, Carpenter, who resides on a portion of the old Sutton Ranch near Glenbrook Park, died last. night after brief illness.” He recently caine here trom the East. Death of Mrs. Carson. A Mrs, Carson, relict of the late Geo. R, Carson Sr., died at Grass’ Valley yesterday. She was a pioneer resident of this county. Me Ae a CRN ERS Iv you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla do not be induced to take any other. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a peculiar medicine, possessing, by virtue of ite peculiar combination, proportion and preparation, curative power superior to any other article of the kind, oe Now Try This. It will cost younothing and will surely do you good, if you have a Cough, Cold, or any trouble with Throat, Chest or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteud to give relief, or money will be paid back. Sufferers from La Grippe found it just the thing and under its use had a speedy and perfect recovery. Try a sample 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 500. and $1.00, Li See Furnisaep house of 3 rooms for rent. Enquire at Pioneer Candy Factory. DIED. “At this “city,7Oct. 18, Richard Davia White, aged nearly nineteen years; a native of California, {The funeral will take place from the Episcopal Church at two o'clock Wed: nesilay afternoon, Fricnda aud acquaint: tances are invied: to attend, . SICK For these complaints take Simmons Ulyor Keyuistor, it keeps the stomach Hearand peovcuts any of the above poisons ‘rom getiiag in the systom, or, Jf there Uren: il drive Choia out, no matter wow dire rroote \ cy long-standing, and rou wil ita heve good health und be wppy. oy Have you a goin in the aide, bael on maar the ehouldor-olade? itis not rheu navisia dat osspoptia, @ake Simmons adver Reogulerey Poes vour be nt wh rob Silent after mia rise rt t *) Tt a not eart disease Take Slioens Ever Se "As 4 matter of conceived duty to humauity) fish to bear my testimony to the uafailing virtie: 4 gimmons Liver Regt Mater, if people coule “ily know v hae i plend d medicine it is, there vould + ryphs wi witheut af urieint ant fany a abratlle tar’s bill save {con ides it infallible in toa! tsb ingestion, Tha fur many veark, been. ape Hiya al wreck from 9 ombtnation of com HH the outgrowth o nalaniain my system, and, even under the skillfu vandis of Dr. J. r, Jones, of this’ city, 1 hac fespatied of ever be ine aM cll woman again Simmons Liver Peyulator was recommended te ne, f tried ity it he ibe me, and itis the only shing that ever did me: any geod, . persevered ir its use and Tam now in perfect health, I know your medicing ¢ ured me and . alwavs keepitasa reliable ‘stand by’ in my family,”"—Mars, Maav Rav Camden, AlaCloaks: firm at a great bargain, In has to sell: them I are sold, aaa we eS » Cloaks. i . ee 1000 Ladias’ Misses & Childraa’s Cloaks IN SEALETTE AND CLOTH, Purchased by A. BLUMEN-THAL, Corner of Broad and Pine Streets, froma Philadelphia manufacturing will give the GREATEST BARGAINS ever given in that line. ; School Children’s Ulsters, sizas 6 to 14 years at $2.50 --worth $5. Call ory. before the sizes A job lot of 50 Dolmans and Jackets at $1 each. A. Blumenthal, Corner Broad and Pine Streets, Nevada City. OW ry Confectionery we are supplying this season, and Fue Surextor Canny Facrory (J.°M.~ Foley, Prop’r), 13 Commercial st., Nevada City. ye Has just received the Largest.and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Furnishing Goods, etce., ever brought to this or any other county. Prices the Lowest. : aw : —— ep Ker Just Received, my New Fall and Winter Stock of CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, BOOTS AND SHOES, TRUNKS,.ETC It is the Largest and most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. on rn AS TO PRICES, My being associated with one of the largest wholesale houses in this business on the Pacific Coast enables me‘to place goods on the market here at a much lower figure than others can afford to, 4 ———) = A visit to the store and a very close i inspection offprices will convince you of this fact. = . New goods received every week, LHADING CLOTHInR, At the Cornor of Broad and Pine Strosts,. [Nevada City.