October 2, 1893 (4 pages)

_ good out of them? For any other purpose GHE ORANSGRIPT ‘MONDAY EVESING, ocr. 2, °93. The Hydraulic Men Believe the Time Is Ripe A OOLONY IN THE FOOTHILLS. Ayer Property of About 25,000 Acres in Yuba and Nevada Counties to be Utilized. Marysville Democrat: Many citzens of this county are aware that C. F. Ayer has bought feothill’ land to the amount of about 25,000 acres, and that a large majority of itis in this county within a distance of twenty miles of. this city. Nearly all of these purchases have been made within two years past, and at prices ranging from $12 to $25 an acre, according to locatien and improvements. The lands embrace some very good tracts for farming purposes, and, with addition of water to irrigate during two or.three months of the year, will produce fine creps of hay and cereals. The question of fruit growing has been thoroughly demonstrated, and ‘there are some splendid orchards producing without irrigation, ene in particular asfarup in the hills as the Pet Hill House, just over the west line of Nevada county. Mr. Ayer and his associates are from the New England States, and have plenty of means te handle a colony to advantage to make the investment profitable, and that is the object of investing money in the land. Mr. Ayer has spent the larger part of the time during the past year ‘in visiting other countries and studying the habits of different people with a view to obtaining,a desirable class of settlers who will, when once placed in possession of a smal} bome cause it to be impreved and become productive. Their . plan‘of operation in the sale ef tracts to actual settlers will be liberal and the terms such as the occupants can comply with and make a sufficient sun from the products to pay for theland. A man who buys twenty or forty acres will be required to pay only ixterest on the amount of purchase money during the first five years, the same being payable annually in advance. After the expira~ tion of the first five years the principal must be paid in equal payments each year during the next five years, #0 that the time allowed for the payments of the home is ten years. Of course these conditions can be changed © suit-the.-financi@l affairs. of men who, may have means and wish to pay one-half or the whole sum down. The company. will furish -water-from-their ditches at low rates . for the irrigation ef the lands sold at the same time will cause improvements . .to be made in the roads, and otherwise to enhance the value of the lands. The work of subdividing and arranging the lands for occupancy will be commenced early in 1894 and is believed that there will be one hundred families located on the lands by the close of the year, This will be followed up until the ’ entire lands have been put in possession of gentlemen who have invested money in these “foot hill lands will find it to their interest to encourage the building of the railroad, of which meation was made yesterday, LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest to the Readers of the Daily Transcript.” The trial of John McLaughlin will be commenced in the Superior Court temorrow. The Loyal Legion will bave a picnic at Ragon’s Grove on Wedneuday ‘hext. Henry Beckman will commence building a new house on the Grabs Valley road tomorrow. { Justice T. H. Carr has sentenced Ernest Damon to the Whittier State School for the balance of his minority. The Senior Class of the Athletic.Club will reorganize tonight for the Winter, with Prof. Charles Hartman as instrnctor. Today is Labor Day. In all other States this holiday is.the first Monday in September, but the Legislature of California fixed the date one month later. Outside of the Court House, bank and Postoffice the day was not ebserved here. It is really worth one’s while to witness the refined performance of Lew Johnsen’s Colored Minstrels at the Orpheum.—San Francisco Examiner. They appear here October 5th. ‘ The Downieville Messenger reports that a warrant has been issued for the arrest of John Clark, formerly of Sierra City, for ‘threats against life, he having pulled -his pistol and threatened to kill a man at Webber Lake the other day. The teachers in this part of the county left on the noon train today for Truckee to attend the Institute, which will be in ses— sion during the remainder of the week. We expect some of the school murms will go-afishing for husbands as well as the finy tribe. Stephen Maynard, Wm. Reynolds, and twe other expert miners, who were employed by the Narrow Gauge to repair the'the tunnel at You Bet crossing, were caved on Friday but none ef them were seriously injured. * Aneraof home improvement seems to have begun, and why not? A dollar invested in improving and beautifying the owners has ever invested. ‘By the way MINERS TO MEET. ., lo Push Their Demands na Chronicle: The Miners’ Convention which will assemble in Pioneer hall,.ip, this largely attended. Inall the mining counhydraulic mining has been at a standstill for some years past owing to the Sawyer decision. influential delegations from all the mining counties so,that an impressive shew of strength may be made to effect legislation in the mining interest. There is a renewed activity in gold mining just now owing to the depression in silver mining and the attitade of the administration toward the white metal. Therefore it is deemed & propitious time for the gold mining interests to make its wants known and to give notice to pelitical parties what is expected of them. Nevada county has led off with the appointment of 117 delegates. Placer, Sierra, Yuba, Plumas, El Dorado and Amador are expected to send proportionately strong delegations. There will also bean influential representation from Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Mariposa, San Bernardino and Fresno. The hydraulic people think now is a good time to push legislation that will permit a revival of their branch .of mining. Some concessions have already been made to them, and‘the feeling that the anti-debris sentiment is not so pronounced and so virulent as has been im the past. By getting the sentiment of the mining ceunties crystallized in favor of vertain measures in advance . of the coming political campaign it is hoped to force the conventions oppesing parties to take sides and thus make a cencrete issue at the polls. The previous conventions hela by the miners have been unimportant compared to the one that is now getting ready bo assemble. The State Legislature has appropriated $250,000 to build dams to restrain the debris into the rivers, contingent upen the Federal Government appropriating a like sum‘for the same purpose. The convention will endeaver to shape matters so that the congressional nominees of both parties will be pledged to vete.and work to. obtain this auxilary appropriation, The Stewart mining bill is also te be thoroughly overhauled, as it is objectionable to tute will probably be drafted and presented for adoption. It is stated that the quantity of drift mining ground patentable under the provisions of Stewart’s bill is so small . that. it will net pay to run the long bedrock tunnel mecessary to open the claims. Another matter the convention will take up is the alleged perversion of the mining laws by rulings of the Interior Department. deainceWuitnes ihn th dn de Pesctgelly 2 ists. As will be seen politics will be gure to cut a figure in the deliberations of the convention, and for that reasen the politica) managers of both parties are watching the course. of events with considerable interest. One of the moves that the professional tions of political miners from San Francisco, Alameda and other bay counties attend the convention. Old stagers of both parties will figure in these delegations. They will al! sheut for hydraulic mining, but they will endeavor. to shape the proceedings and resolutions to suit their own political or partisan purposes. There will be a lot of faces familiar at political conventions to be seen among the delegates to the Miners’ Convention, If all signs are not at fault there is going te be a lively political tussle when the convention assembles. The real miners are beginning te understand that they are going to have a fight for supremacy with the steck board and political miners, who will gather in the interests of mining to make politics for the next campaign. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell, 25c.and 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. . MARRIED. At San Francisco, Sept. 27th, A. W. Carley of Nevada City to Miss M. E. Brown of San Francisco. the drift and hydraulic miners. A siibsti-. politicians will make will be to have delega. . FOUND E. Carl Bank of try about 40 miles curing them. the California institution. position is a remunerative one, the com~} county, pensation being $3,000 per annum together with a residence and maintenauce. IN LANSING, tution. From the Lansing, Michigan, Journal. this city Wednesday recity‘on October 9th promises to ery . ceived notice of his appointment to the position of superintendent of the Presten ties it is arousing much interest. This is. School of Indnstry at Iene, California, and especially the case in these counties where . will report for duty November Ist. The} poi dent of the ‘din Preston schéol is a few State institution, ee ee located in a delightful section of the coun-. 04 144 on motion agpeoved. from Sacramento. Its An endeavor is being made to get large and . projectér, State Senator E. M. Preston, after whom it is named, is a graduate of the Michigan Agricultural College, and he has planned an institution to be conducted in accordance with the most liberal ideas. This appointment will give Mr. Bank an} _ opportunity to develop all there is in him, aid to make a record for himself. He will have charge of the institution from its inception, as it willnot be opened for the re~ : ception of inmates until January Ist, and of Education, $5. the shaping of its policy and work will be : left entirely to him. His long experience of Supervisors, 80 cents. as Assistant Superintendent of the institytion in this city and in a similar capacity at ; the Philadelphia House of Refuge, will ren-. @f Supervisors, $17.60. der his services of great value to the citizens of California, who. are to be heartily . Board of Supervisors, 40 cents. congratulated on their good fortune in se-. 7: Mr. Bank’s wide circle of friends in this 4 ; city and throughout the State will have no Board of Supervisors, $2.40. hesitancy in predicting that he will have} no difficulty in discharging his new duties to the entire satisfaction of all concerned . ¥#* found due and ordered paid on the and to the credit of himself and the State. He will shortly: leave on a tour. of inspection of Eastern institutions for the purpose of investigating the subject of manual train-. citizens of Truckee,—asking—theBoard—to ing, which will be a prominent feature of . pass an ordinance regilating the time for Mr. Bank’s new: taking, catching or killing fish in this. *eeWhat pure blood. and my stomac seemed to give duced to try of a laxative I was trouble without avail. of Ayer’s Pills, i by this, I. kept Prepared by Dr. J. we ever kept before. . Owin GOODS. Weare sure we can cent on every dollar, what are the dollars for, if not to: get some PRICE TO ALL. they constitute an annoyance if not a curse. ce tt Marking our immense stock of FALL GOODS, just received from Eastern and California manufacturers, Our stock of FALL CLOTHING is larger this year than We are able to please rich or poor. to the financial depression we were enabled to buy this stock, for spot cash, at low figures. We ask a fair trial of the people of Nevada county—Examine our stock of FALL Do You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, or because. you wish to. Ordinance Ne. 39, an ordinance relating to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s . taking, catching or killing fish within the Sarsaparilla. cures all diseases caused by im. county ot Nevada, was ordered published in Purely vegetable—Hoon’s Purts—25e. ee A F rie " d : Roe Hats, Degety Ole. Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills, He says: ‘‘I was feeling sick and tired h seemed all out of order, I tried a number of remedies, but none me relief until I was inthe old reliable Ayer’s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I” . {rom La Grippe found it just the thing and ~~ .¥ think thav sara anything I ever used, being so finely eugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are Need to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay (Me.), Register. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, d with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially.to the bend of the knee above the calf. Here, running sores formed which would scab over, but would break immediately of moving the leg. My mother tried everything she could think of, but all ‘was Although a child, I read in the papers about the beneficial effects and persuaded my mother to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured rsPills to use them, and soon noticed an improvement. Encouraged on till I took two boxes, when the sores disappeared and have never troubled me since.” —H;Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. “I suffered for years ffom stomach and kidney tronbles, causing very severe pains in varions parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by Druggists Every where. Every Dose Effective Save you from 25 to 50 per During the last eight months we have inaugurated system of doing business—We Buy and sell whos ; whee For Cash. home place is one of the best dollars the This is the only way in which we can offer i enuine bargai In this wa & y eer everybody is treated alike, and we have but ONE In Marysville Goods, we carry a full line of FIANNE and BLANKETS, and we are selling them at mill prices.We will also say to the people that in two weeks we will Ce send out our wagon with samples of the goods we are selling this Fall. We do this for advertising, out but once. “L, HYMAN & CO. “iaai se gaia STREET, COR. MAIN, Nevada City. and will send the team ‘BOARD OF R.SUPEVISORS Commencing September “25th OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. Sarurpay, September 30, 1893. The Beard met pursuant to adjournment. All the members present. Daniel McPetres, The minutes of Friday, Sept. 29th, were The following demands against the county were feund due and erdered paid on the GENERAL FUND, Wm. Barton, Jr., repairing sprinkling wagon, $12. : _ Legg & Shaw, material for courthouse, R, Dillon, Constable fees, $187.85. B. F. Snell, rubber stamp, $2.50. . Fred Arbogast, per diem member Board E. W. Donnelly, mileage, member Board P. Purcell, livery hire, $8. D. McPheters, mileage and member Board J.M. ‘Buffington, mileage and member J. Robinson, mileage and member Board of Supervisors, $2.80. F. M. Pridgeon, mileage and member Total, $302.95. The following demand against the county FIRST ROAD DISTRICT FUND. W. H. Murehie, labor on roads, $15.50. Petition having been received from the On motion and ‘by order of the Board, Ordinance No, 39, was adopted by the. fol-. lowing vote: Buffiigton, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Rebinson and McPheters, voting aye. On motion and by order of the Board, the Truckee Republican for the time _required by law. — By order the Board adjourned until Monday; Oct; 2d; at 10 o'clock:A; Mm. ¢ Dante, McPusrres, : President of the Board. Attest: J. J: Greany, Clerk. PERSONAL ‘A Head for the New Preston Califorsia Insti-. Business Transacted at tho Rogular Session, Sovial and Othor Notes About People Old azd Le Chas. Cairns and J. Murphy, came down ne from the San Jose mine yesterday. O. Penrose and W. P. Mobley were down from North Bleomfield yesterday. Miss H. Moore of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. ; Miss Lottie Lecklin has returned from a& visit to Sierra City. O. D. Campbell leaves tomorrow for Placer county to start up.a hydraulic mine. Miss Emma Ferguson ef North San Juan Miss S. C. Williams of French Corral arrived here today on her way to Truckee. D. Furth and Miss A. Furth, of North San Juan, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, L. M. Cortez of Sierra City arrived here last evening from San Franciseo on his way home. : : F, Boeckman and Jas. Buttgenbach, owners in the Providence mine, arrived here last evening frem San Francisce. Mrs. C. J. Schuster of San Francisco, whe hay been here on a visit t» hersister, Mrs W. G. Richards, left on the noon train for her home, : Mis. J. L. Melntire and Miss Eda Powell,.of North San Juan, arrived here today from North San Juan on their way to. San Francisco. * Turglars at Grass Valley. Furglars entered the store formerly owned by George Howe, at the corner.of Main ard Church streets, Grass Valley, last night, ‘but wore fright ned. off before they had time to steal anyvbing. E: nm Fruitilaxt. The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizés to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of. the Frvitilaxi Iree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The. full-size tree, showing thé proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received,-and to Le painted in water colors. ‘The firat prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each: . ee Raa . Every Boy and Girl Who earns promotion deserves new books. Buy them at: Carr Byos. . 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 or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back., Sufferers under its use had a sngedv and.‘perfect repense and learn for youself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drng Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘“‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED. MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, ~RUPTIONS ON THE sSKin EAUTIFIES Captain Sweeney, s 4 saya; “ Shiloh's Gatarrh Fe ts Sag Be is 80) pee des seta shri ona guarantees, 26.cte, seauieiaiiainmeemmenenictee For saleat Car Bros, arrived here today on her way to Truckee. ), the following prices: iii 4 o “o #9 “s "os Our Mr. Reich has gone to S choice goods of the sesan. Ze One let ies’ i i i e le of Ladies Machine Knitted Woolen Skirts, 75 cents; good va REICH & ©O,, -_—0-———-—THE ONLY FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. Special Sale : IN Ladies’ Skirts. We have received a complete line of WOOLE N SKIRTS, which we will offer at lue at $1 25. at $1; Se) 6 _ at $1 35; “ at $1 75. 66 at $1 50; “ “ $2 an Francisco to select the most Very Respectfully, REIOE cw co. TRANSCRIPT FINE WAICH REPA = Always on Hand and For Sa ne Line of Watch, Cloks an Jovy dle . New deveey Store! IH. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, BLOCK, -with Hartman & Dulas COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, -___ ood ENGRAVING and MONOGRAMS OF . 5 ALL KI neatly and promptly executed. _ TIRING A SPECIALTY. __ > _. ean Pradolene 80 order. All work done 1 a First-class style and gu ei HOTEL ARRIVALS. ete National Exchange. W. Barton, de ; Seth Gassaway, Smarteville, — H. Reichenbach, German Mine, F. L. Arbogast, Bloomfield, O. Penrose, bd W. D. Mobley, * Grass Valley. E. D. Hooper, W. Ashmore, J. Pascoe, H. C. Zapf, 8. J. Wise, G. H. Fletcher, A. B. Dibble, Mrs. B. Hurst, F. R. Rose, M. J. Breck, Columbia Hill, Dr. I. 8. Bowman, Downieville, J. Hughes, Oakland, Jos. Small, Dubaque, Iowa, G. A. Nihell, Forbestown, San Francisco. M. Baruch, John Dilke, W. J. Jackson, C. M. Gregory, D. Frankel, J. A. Read, E. M. Preston, S. M. Engs, R. McMurray, J. Buttgenbach, F. Boeckman, R. Hines, J. B, Treadwell Sacramento, : H. K. McLennan, ae C. E. Barber, shi L. M. Cortez, © R. A, Blair, “ J. Murphy, San Jose Mine. Chas, Cairns, ne Union Arrivals. Mrs. A. 8. Bigelow, North Columbia, Miss Minnie Williams, « Miss F. Hendricks, bi R. C. MeMurray & wife, “‘ Lauren Woodruff, hi Miss Rosie Williams, by T. J. Rebinson, = E. Donnelly, Grass Valley, G. A. Huckins, San Juan, Jacob Frandy, Derbec, John Pedler, Butte City; Vim. Kissell,8. S. Strang, Sierra Valley, C.0. Barker, Yon Bet, J. H. Ragon, Ragon’s Flat, John Pascoe, Grass Valley, Miss H. Moore, San: Francisco, O. Coffin, Grass Valley, D. Coughlin, Columbia Hill, P. H. Brophy, sf H. G. Wylie; Forest City, H. Fuller, Federal-Lean Mine, H. Kirschner, Grass Valley, J.G. Wallace, ~ ‘* O. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, A. Ry Lando, Marysville, © L, O. Williams, 66: Geo. C. Wilmer, Sacramento, i ceo Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for . years we have been selling Dr: King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and remedies that sell as-well, or that has given such: universal satistaction. We do not .we stand ready to refund the purchased price, if satisfactory results do not follow . their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on the merits. Curr Bros. Druggist. hestitate-te-guarantee_them every time, and} How’s Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without. a healthy Liver. When the Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in the stomach undiested, poisoning the blood; frequent headache ensues; a feeling of lassitude, despondency \and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more eople S healt a appiness iving them a health iver his any agency known on earth. It acts with , extraordinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, -. ase anythiug else, and have never been disappointed im the effect produced; it seems to ta perfect cure for all diseases of the sud Bowels. s W. J. McExnoy, Macon, Ga. 5 St a (MA AR sHAIR DEATH! . = Instantly removes forever destroys obBiectionable hair, whether upon the hands Bface, arms or neck, without discoloration Mrs. Pondola & children, Sierra county, . ,gor injury to the most delicate skin. It =eWAS FOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET FO = MULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, acknowledged =by physicians as the highest authority @.nd the most eminent dermatologist and Bhair specialist that ever lived. Durin ghis private practice of a life-time among =the nobility and artistocracy of Europ: _he prescribed this recip. Price "= by mail, securely packed. Corres— Bpondence confidential. Sole Agent’ fo America, Address. Grue skooKUM RooT = GROW BR GC, Dept. RK. 57, South Fifth Ayenue, New York. ae a a HAIER 4 i Bill of Fare Changed. ed Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded: to introduce to his crstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well ‘with Shasta legonade. j24 Of the Rainbow. ‘We are all A FTE orders for Shakes and Wood. Begin to Nuts, Etc., at the PLAZA a OT See esa t= supposed to be Concealed at the . Borton. R IT. Pause, ieida, long enough to. inspect our i stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Paka Meee : Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. : ; Also leave your We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. eetarnnat etna Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying y. F ying your Teas, Coffi : 4 , Waste and Bacon, all kinds eT Canned Genie Canaan STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. .° Shasta —AN le at the Lowest Rates. BEEHIVE,” Commercial J. J. JACKSON,.. . Proprietor. AGENT FOR Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR he “TRY fT. Street, It is rather ‘late for tripe, re a ee ty te Te nt a ee! i oo a PS Se Ee eee ne eee

_ good out of them? For any other purpose GHE ORANSGRIPT ‘MONDAY EVESING, ocr. 2, °93. The Hydraulic Men Believe the Time Is Ripe A OOLONY IN THE FOOTHILLS. Ayer Property of About 25,000 Acres in Yuba and Nevada Counties to be Utilized. Marysville Democrat: Many citzens of this county are aware that C. F. Ayer has bought feothill’ land to the amount of about 25,000 acres, and that a large majority of itis in this county within a distance of twenty miles of. this city. Nearly all of these purchases have been made within two years past, and at prices ranging from $12 to $25 an acre, according to locatien and improvements. The lands embrace some very good tracts for farming purposes, and, with addition of water to irrigate during two or.three months of the year, will produce fine creps of hay and cereals. The question of fruit growing has been thoroughly demonstrated, and ‘there are some splendid orchards producing without irrigation, ene in particular asfarup in the hills as the Pet Hill House, just over the west line of Nevada county. Mr. Ayer and his associates are from the New England States, and have plenty of means te handle a colony to advantage to make the investment profitable, and that is the object of investing money in the land. Mr. Ayer has spent the larger part of the time during the past year ‘in visiting other countries and studying the habits of different people with a view to obtaining,a desirable class of settlers who will, when once placed in possession of a smal} bome cause it to be impreved and become productive. Their . plan‘of operation in the sale ef tracts to actual settlers will be liberal and the terms such as the occupants can comply with and make a sufficient sun from the products to pay for theland. A man who buys twenty or forty acres will be required to pay only ixterest on the amount of purchase money during the first five years, the same being payable annually in advance. After the expira~ tion of the first five years the principal must be paid in equal payments each year during the next five years, #0 that the time allowed for the payments of the home is ten years. Of course these conditions can be changed © suit-the.-financi@l affairs. of men who, may have means and wish to pay one-half or the whole sum down. The company. will furish -water-from-their ditches at low rates . for the irrigation ef the lands sold at the same time will cause improvements . .to be made in the roads, and otherwise to enhance the value of the lands. The work of subdividing and arranging the lands for occupancy will be commenced early in 1894 and is believed that there will be one hundred families located on the lands by the close of the year, This will be followed up until the ’ entire lands have been put in possession of gentlemen who have invested money in these “foot hill lands will find it to their interest to encourage the building of the railroad, of which meation was made yesterday, LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest to the Readers of the Daily Transcript.” The trial of John McLaughlin will be commenced in the Superior Court temorrow. The Loyal Legion will bave a picnic at Ragon’s Grove on Wedneuday ‘hext. Henry Beckman will commence building a new house on the Grabs Valley road tomorrow. { Justice T. H. Carr has sentenced Ernest Damon to the Whittier State School for the balance of his minority. The Senior Class of the Athletic.Club will reorganize tonight for the Winter, with Prof. Charles Hartman as instrnctor. Today is Labor Day. In all other States this holiday is.the first Monday in September, but the Legislature of California fixed the date one month later. Outside of the Court House, bank and Postoffice the day was not ebserved here. It is really worth one’s while to witness the refined performance of Lew Johnsen’s Colored Minstrels at the Orpheum.—San Francisco Examiner. They appear here October 5th. ‘ The Downieville Messenger reports that a warrant has been issued for the arrest of John Clark, formerly of Sierra City, for ‘threats against life, he having pulled -his pistol and threatened to kill a man at Webber Lake the other day. The teachers in this part of the county left on the noon train today for Truckee to attend the Institute, which will be in ses— sion during the remainder of the week. We expect some of the school murms will go-afishing for husbands as well as the finy tribe. Stephen Maynard, Wm. Reynolds, and twe other expert miners, who were employed by the Narrow Gauge to repair the'the tunnel at You Bet crossing, were caved on Friday but none ef them were seriously injured. * Aneraof home improvement seems to have begun, and why not? A dollar invested in improving and beautifying the owners has ever invested. ‘By the way MINERS TO MEET. ., lo Push Their Demands na Chronicle: The Miners’ Convention which will assemble in Pioneer hall,.ip, this largely attended. Inall the mining counhydraulic mining has been at a standstill for some years past owing to the Sawyer decision. influential delegations from all the mining counties so,that an impressive shew of strength may be made to effect legislation in the mining interest. There is a renewed activity in gold mining just now owing to the depression in silver mining and the attitade of the administration toward the white metal. Therefore it is deemed & propitious time for the gold mining interests to make its wants known and to give notice to pelitical parties what is expected of them. Nevada county has led off with the appointment of 117 delegates. Placer, Sierra, Yuba, Plumas, El Dorado and Amador are expected to send proportionately strong delegations. There will also bean influential representation from Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Mariposa, San Bernardino and Fresno. The hydraulic people think now is a good time to push legislation that will permit a revival of their branch .of mining. Some concessions have already been made to them, and‘the feeling that the anti-debris sentiment is not so pronounced and so virulent as has been im the past. By getting the sentiment of the mining ceunties crystallized in favor of vertain measures in advance . of the coming political campaign it is hoped to force the conventions oppesing parties to take sides and thus make a cencrete issue at the polls. The previous conventions hela by the miners have been unimportant compared to the one that is now getting ready bo assemble. The State Legislature has appropriated $250,000 to build dams to restrain the debris into the rivers, contingent upen the Federal Government appropriating a like sum‘for the same purpose. The convention will endeaver to shape matters so that the congressional nominees of both parties will be pledged to vete.and work to. obtain this auxilary appropriation, The Stewart mining bill is also te be thoroughly overhauled, as it is objectionable to tute will probably be drafted and presented for adoption. It is stated that the quantity of drift mining ground patentable under the provisions of Stewart’s bill is so small . that. it will net pay to run the long bedrock tunnel mecessary to open the claims. Another matter the convention will take up is the alleged perversion of the mining laws by rulings of the Interior Department. deainceWuitnes ihn th dn de Pesctgelly 2 ists. As will be seen politics will be gure to cut a figure in the deliberations of the convention, and for that reasen the politica) managers of both parties are watching the course. of events with considerable interest. One of the moves that the professional tions of political miners from San Francisco, Alameda and other bay counties attend the convention. Old stagers of both parties will figure in these delegations. They will al! sheut for hydraulic mining, but they will endeavor. to shape the proceedings and resolutions to suit their own political or partisan purposes. There will be a lot of faces familiar at political conventions to be seen among the delegates to the Miners’ Convention, If all signs are not at fault there is going te be a lively political tussle when the convention assembles. The real miners are beginning te understand that they are going to have a fight for supremacy with the steck board and political miners, who will gather in the interests of mining to make politics for the next campaign. KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make your Head clear as a bell, 25c.and 50c, Sold by Carr Bros. . MARRIED. At San Francisco, Sept. 27th, A. W. Carley of Nevada City to Miss M. E. Brown of San Francisco. the drift and hydraulic miners. A siibsti-. politicians will make will be to have delega. . FOUND E. Carl Bank of try about 40 miles curing them. the California institution. position is a remunerative one, the com~} county, pensation being $3,000 per annum together with a residence and maintenauce. IN LANSING, tution. From the Lansing, Michigan, Journal. this city Wednesday recity‘on October 9th promises to ery . ceived notice of his appointment to the position of superintendent of the Presten ties it is arousing much interest. This is. School of Indnstry at Iene, California, and especially the case in these counties where . will report for duty November Ist. The} poi dent of the ‘din Preston schéol is a few State institution, ee ee located in a delightful section of the coun-. 04 144 on motion agpeoved. from Sacramento. Its An endeavor is being made to get large and . projectér, State Senator E. M. Preston, after whom it is named, is a graduate of the Michigan Agricultural College, and he has planned an institution to be conducted in accordance with the most liberal ideas. This appointment will give Mr. Bank an} _ opportunity to develop all there is in him, aid to make a record for himself. He will have charge of the institution from its inception, as it willnot be opened for the re~ : ception of inmates until January Ist, and of Education, $5. the shaping of its policy and work will be : left entirely to him. His long experience of Supervisors, 80 cents. as Assistant Superintendent of the institytion in this city and in a similar capacity at ; the Philadelphia House of Refuge, will ren-. @f Supervisors, $17.60. der his services of great value to the citizens of California, who. are to be heartily . Board of Supervisors, 40 cents. congratulated on their good fortune in se-. 7: Mr. Bank’s wide circle of friends in this 4 ; city and throughout the State will have no Board of Supervisors, $2.40. hesitancy in predicting that he will have} no difficulty in discharging his new duties to the entire satisfaction of all concerned . ¥#* found due and ordered paid on the and to the credit of himself and the State. He will shortly: leave on a tour. of inspection of Eastern institutions for the purpose of investigating the subject of manual train-. citizens of Truckee,—asking—theBoard—to ing, which will be a prominent feature of . pass an ordinance regilating the time for Mr. Bank’s new: taking, catching or killing fish in this. *eeWhat pure blood. and my stomac seemed to give duced to try of a laxative I was trouble without avail. of Ayer’s Pills, i by this, I. kept Prepared by Dr. J. we ever kept before. . Owin GOODS. Weare sure we can cent on every dollar, what are the dollars for, if not to: get some PRICE TO ALL. they constitute an annoyance if not a curse. ce tt Marking our immense stock of FALL GOODS, just received from Eastern and California manufacturers, Our stock of FALL CLOTHING is larger this year than We are able to please rich or poor. to the financial depression we were enabled to buy this stock, for spot cash, at low figures. We ask a fair trial of the people of Nevada county—Examine our stock of FALL Do You Take Medicine for? Because you are sick and want to get well, or because. you wish to. Ordinance Ne. 39, an ordinance relating to prevent illness. Then remember that Hood’s . taking, catching or killing fish within the Sarsaparilla. cures all diseases caused by im. county ot Nevada, was ordered published in Purely vegetable—Hoon’s Purts—25e. ee A F rie " d : Roe Hats, Degety Ole. Wishes to speak through the Register of the beneficial results he has received from a regular use of Ayer’s Pills, He says: ‘‘I was feeling sick and tired h seemed all out of order, I tried a number of remedies, but none me relief until I was inthe old reliable Ayer’s Pills. I have taken only one box, but I” . {rom La Grippe found it just the thing and ~~ .¥ think thav sara anything I ever used, being so finely eugar-coated that even a child will take them. I urge upon all who are Need to try Ayer’s Pills.” — Boothbay (Me.), Register. “Between the ages of five and fifteen, d with a kind of saltrheum, or eruption, chiefly confined to the legs, and especially.to the bend of the knee above the calf. Here, running sores formed which would scab over, but would break immediately of moving the leg. My mother tried everything she could think of, but all ‘was Although a child, I read in the papers about the beneficial effects and persuaded my mother to let me try them. With no great faith in the result, she procured rsPills to use them, and soon noticed an improvement. Encouraged on till I took two boxes, when the sores disappeared and have never troubled me since.” —H;Chipman, Real Estate Agent, Roanoke, Va. “I suffered for years ffom stomach and kidney tronbles, causing very severe pains in varions parts of the body. None of the remedies I tried afforded me any relief until I began taking Ayer’s Pills, and was cured.”—Wm. Goddard, Notary Public, Five Lakes, Mich. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. Bold by Druggists Every where. Every Dose Effective Save you from 25 to 50 per During the last eight months we have inaugurated system of doing business—We Buy and sell whos ; whee For Cash. home place is one of the best dollars the This is the only way in which we can offer i enuine bargai In this wa & y eer everybody is treated alike, and we have but ONE In Marysville Goods, we carry a full line of FIANNE and BLANKETS, and we are selling them at mill prices.We will also say to the people that in two weeks we will Ce send out our wagon with samples of the goods we are selling this Fall. We do this for advertising, out but once. “L, HYMAN & CO. “iaai se gaia STREET, COR. MAIN, Nevada City. and will send the team ‘BOARD OF R.SUPEVISORS Commencing September “25th

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS. Sarurpay, September 30, 1893. The Beard met pursuant to adjournment. All the members present. Daniel McPetres, The minutes of Friday, Sept. 29th, were The following demands against the county were feund due and erdered paid on the GENERAL FUND, Wm. Barton, Jr., repairing sprinkling wagon, $12. : _ Legg & Shaw, material for courthouse, R, Dillon, Constable fees, $187.85. B. F. Snell, rubber stamp, $2.50. . Fred Arbogast, per diem member Board E. W. Donnelly, mileage, member Board P. Purcell, livery hire, $8. D. McPheters, mileage and member Board J.M. ‘Buffington, mileage and member J. Robinson, mileage and member Board of Supervisors, $2.80. F. M. Pridgeon, mileage and member Total, $302.95. The following demand against the county FIRST ROAD DISTRICT FUND. W. H. Murehie, labor on roads, $15.50. Petition having been received from the On motion and ‘by order of the Board, Ordinance No, 39, was adopted by the. fol-. lowing vote: Buffiigton, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Rebinson and McPheters, voting aye. On motion and by order of the Board, the Truckee Republican for the time _required by law. — By order the Board adjourned until Monday; Oct; 2d; at 10 o'clock:A; Mm. ¢ Dante, McPusrres, : President of the Board. Attest: J. J: Greany, Clerk. PERSONAL ‘A Head for the New Preston Califorsia Insti-. Business Transacted at tho Rogular Session, Sovial and Othor Notes About People Old azd Le Chas. Cairns and J. Murphy, came down ne from the San Jose mine yesterday. O. Penrose and W. P. Mobley were down from North Bleomfield yesterday. Miss H. Moore of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. ; Miss Lottie Lecklin has returned from a& visit to Sierra City. O. D. Campbell leaves tomorrow for Placer county to start up.a hydraulic mine. Miss Emma Ferguson ef North San Juan Miss S. C. Williams of French Corral arrived here today on her way to Truckee. D. Furth and Miss A. Furth, of North San Juan, arrived here today on their way to San Francisco, L. M. Cortez of Sierra City arrived here last evening from San Franciseo on his way home. : : F, Boeckman and Jas. Buttgenbach, owners in the Providence mine, arrived here last evening frem San Francisce. Mrs. C. J. Schuster of San Francisco, whe hay been here on a visit t» hersister, Mrs W. G. Richards, left on the noon train for her home, : Mis. J. L. Melntire and Miss Eda Powell,.of North San Juan, arrived here today from North San Juan on their way to. San Francisco. * Turglars at Grass Valley. Furglars entered the store formerly owned by George Howe, at the corner.of Main ard Church streets, Grass Valley, last night, ‘but wore fright ned. off before they had time to steal anyvbing. E: nm Fruitilaxt. The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizés to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of. the Frvitilaxi Iree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The. full-size tree, showing thé proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days after being received,-and to Le painted in water colors. ‘The firat prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50 cents each: . ee Raa . Every Boy and Girl Who earns promotion deserves new books. Buy them at: Carr Byos. . 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 or Lungs. Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds is guaranteed to give relief, or money will be paid back., Sufferers under its use had a sngedv and.‘perfect repense and learn for youself just how good a thing it is. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drng Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. Mrs. T. 8. Hawkins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘“‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED. MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, ~RUPTIONS ON THE sSKin EAUTIFIES Captain Sweeney, s 4 saya; “ Shiloh's Gatarrh Fe ts Sag Be is 80) pee des seta shri ona guarantees, 26.cte, seauieiaiiainmeemmenenictee For saleat Car Bros, arrived here today on her way to Truckee. ), the following prices: iii 4 o “o #9 “s "os Our Mr. Reich has gone to S choice goods of the sesan. Ze One let ies’ i i i e le of Ladies Machine Knitted Woolen Skirts, 75 cents; good va REICH & ©O,, -_—0-———-—THE ONLY FANCY GOODS HOUSE IN NEVADA CITY. Special Sale : IN Ladies’ Skirts. We have received a complete line of WOOLE N SKIRTS, which we will offer at lue at $1 25. at $1; Se) 6 _ at $1 35; “ at $1 75. 66 at $1 50; “ “ $2 an Francisco to select the most Very Respectfully, REIOE cw co. TRANSCRIPT FINE WAICH REPA = Always on Hand and For Sa ne Line of Watch, Cloks an Jovy dle . New deveey Store! IH. HEROLD, Practical Watchmaker and Jeweler, BLOCK, -with Hartman & Dulas COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CITY, -___ ood ENGRAVING and MONOGRAMS OF . 5 ALL KI neatly and promptly executed. _ TIRING A SPECIALTY. __ > _. ean Pradolene 80 order. All work done 1 a First-class style and gu ei HOTEL ARRIVALS. ete National Exchange. W. Barton, de ; Seth Gassaway, Smarteville, — H. Reichenbach, German Mine, F. L. Arbogast, Bloomfield, O. Penrose, bd W. D. Mobley, * Grass Valley. E. D. Hooper, W. Ashmore, J. Pascoe, H. C. Zapf, 8. J. Wise, G. H. Fletcher, A. B. Dibble, Mrs. B. Hurst, F. R. Rose, M. J. Breck, Columbia Hill, Dr. I. 8. Bowman, Downieville, J. Hughes, Oakland, Jos. Small, Dubaque, Iowa, G. A. Nihell, Forbestown, San Francisco. M. Baruch, John Dilke, W. J. Jackson, C. M. Gregory, D. Frankel, J. A. Read, E. M. Preston, S. M. Engs, R. McMurray, J. Buttgenbach, F. Boeckman, R. Hines, J. B, Treadwell Sacramento, : H. K. McLennan, ae C. E. Barber, shi L. M. Cortez, © R. A, Blair, “ J. Murphy, San Jose Mine. Chas, Cairns, ne Union Arrivals. Mrs. A. 8. Bigelow, North Columbia, Miss Minnie Williams, « Miss F. Hendricks, bi R. C. MeMurray & wife, “‘ Lauren Woodruff, hi Miss Rosie Williams, by T. J. Rebinson, = E. Donnelly, Grass Valley, G. A. Huckins, San Juan, Jacob Frandy, Derbec, John Pedler, Butte City; Vim. Kissell,8. S. Strang, Sierra Valley, C.0. Barker, Yon Bet, J. H. Ragon, Ragon’s Flat, John Pascoe, Grass Valley, Miss H. Moore, San: Francisco, O. Coffin, Grass Valley, D. Coughlin, Columbia Hill, P. H. Brophy, sf H. G. Wylie; Forest City, H. Fuller, Federal-Lean Mine, H. Kirschner, Grass Valley, J.G. Wallace, ~ ‘* O. D. Campbell, Blue Tent, A. Ry Lando, Marysville, © L, O. Williams, 66: Geo. C. Wilmer, Sacramento, i ceo Deserving Praise. We desire to say to our citizens, that for . years we have been selling Dr: King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve and remedies that sell as-well, or that has given such: universal satistaction. We do not .we stand ready to refund the purchased price, if satisfactory results do not follow . their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on the merits. Curr Bros. Druggist. hestitate-te-guarantee_them every time, and} How’s Your Liver? Is the Oriental salutation, knowing that good health cannot exist without. a healthy Liver. When the Liver is torpid the Bowels are sluggish and constipated, the food lies in the stomach undiested, poisoning the blood; frequent headache ensues; a feeling of lassitude, despondency \and nervousness indicate how the whole system is deranged. Simmons Liver Regulator has been the means of restoring more eople S healt a appiness iving them a health iver his any agency known on earth. It acts with , extraordinary power and efficacy. NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED, -. ase anythiug else, and have never been disappointed im the effect produced; it seems to ta perfect cure for all diseases of the sud Bowels. s W. J. McExnoy, Macon, Ga. 5 St a (MA AR sHAIR DEATH! . = Instantly removes forever destroys obBiectionable hair, whether upon the hands Bface, arms or neck, without discoloration Mrs. Pondola & children, Sierra county, . ,gor injury to the most delicate skin. It =eWAS FOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET FO = MULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, acknowledged =by physicians as the highest authority @.nd the most eminent dermatologist and Bhair specialist that ever lived. Durin ghis private practice of a life-time among =the nobility and artistocracy of Europ: _he prescribed this recip. Price "= by mail, securely packed. Corres— Bpondence confidential. Sole Agent’ fo America, Address. Grue skooKUM RooT = GROW BR GC, Dept. RK. 57, South Fifth Ayenue, New York. ae a a HAIER 4 i Bill of Fare Changed. ed Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded: to introduce to his crstomers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well ‘with Shasta legonade. j24 Of the Rainbow. ‘We are all A FTE orders for Shakes and Wood. Begin to Nuts, Etc., at the PLAZA a OT See esa t= supposed to be Concealed at the . Borton. R IT. Pause, ieida, long enough to. inspect our i stock of Groceries, Maple Sugar and Syrup, Paka Meee : Hay, Grain, Vegetables, Fruits, &c., &c. : ; Also leave your We import our Maple Sugar direct from the big sugar orchards of Eastern Canada. eetarnnat etna Get Rich By saving money on your purchases by buying y. F ying your Teas, Coffi : 4 , Waste and Bacon, all kinds eT Canned Genie Canaan STORE. We always keep the best of goods at Fair Prices, THOMAS SHURTLEFF & SON. .° Shasta —AN le at the Lowest Rates. BEEHIVE,” Commercial J. J. JACKSON,... .. Proprietor. AGENT FOR Mineral WATER. GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDFR he “TRY fT. Street, It is rather ‘late for tripe, re a ee ty te Te nt a ee! i oo a PS Se Ee eee ne eee