October 28, 1892 (4 pages)

ith sticks Bi im, with uIPT and h DAILY One year the hens row to . dé cal, 1 DAILY ‘® Year, . * Pek; be bie i. ~ ubert noise who are Se N» $11.25; Bulletio, st rviceable cted the in ‘ap ent; with rin, ong jp and ber! pay: Caicutts ferrules ent with Mew 11; with tin, one ss cams. . rood d wil be . DAILY e jeer Weekly jaye the to al, uock ig omfort k, with PT DAILY * Year, &-£52 of PElee P= awe sj om 9 -BR2EE Rasesw es . Sere sey Barf? : ee and Mau : _ the East. ' ehased i” ue Nevapa Dairy TRANSC RIPY. i VOU. LXNt-No,. eee2. *NEVADA OITY, CAL FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1892. 2 Established Sept. 6, 1960, by N. P. Brown & Oo. THE DAILY . TRANSCRIPT. PUBLISHED BY. BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES :° Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance, Sixty Cents Per Month for any “ess time than one year. ee N. C. N. G. R. R. i 2 ii§ . and We aaa Vw el Ww = — TIME TABLE NO. 45. ‘Taking effect Monday, May 2d’ 1892, at 1 o’clock a. M., as follows: “2 AVING NEVADA GITY: 530 A M Dally, connect with id » lecal arriving at San Francisco at 4:45. P.M. audoverland from East. a Daily, connecti ith 12:50 Ey M. overland arriv’ ae at Ban Francisco at 9:45 P. M. — *tHEODORE WILHELM >t J. ROLPS, R. Thy Sali ct "a" J. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6. 9:50 A. M. Daily. bringing” pas’) Wative Daughters of the Godlen West ARRIVING AT NSVADA OITY. ing 3an Francisco at6 P. M., also Eastern passengers. : 5 25 Pp M Datly ecnnecting with . + Overland leaving San Francisco at $:004.m., and overland from Nevada City Society Directory. —erornernen VISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow " Meets.at Odd Fellow’s Hall , very 2nd and*4th Monday of Kach Month at 7:30 o'clock, = JOHN CHISHOLM, SEO AGRAY,B. x ee: OF . . Candidates’: Cards. M. H. MEAD, Regular Democratic Nominee for : State Senator. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the.Goldea West. Meets at Pythian Castile VERY TUESDAY, EVE’G AT 7:90 O'CLK, : -« R. Io THOMAS, President. _ JOHN ©; NLON-R.80 0 J. M. BUFFINGTON, Regular Republican Nominee for Supervisor, GEO MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, _ Jniform Rank Knichta of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hal] _ iret Wednesday Rvening of Each Month at 7:30 o'clock. JOHN BACIGALUPI, S. K. C. . A. GRAY, 8. K, BR. ¥{RST AND THI MON NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.<. Knights Templar, Meets at Masonic Huil TH at 7% o'clock. RD THURSDAY OF EACH » Commander. TIREY L. FORD, (Of Downieville, ) Regular Republican Nomince for State Senator. GEO. C. SHAW, Regular Democratic Nominee for County Treasurer, 2d and 4th Thursday Evenin Meets at Pythian Castle Month, at 7:30 0’clock, MRS. J. M. WALLING, President. Mrs, Bett Dovea.as, R. 8. of Each GRO. K. TURNER. Regular Democratic Nominee for Look at the Official Election Tiket on the 4th page of this paper. RIGHLY APPRECIATED. What One of the Leading Merchants Says About Our Mining Review. “Ep, Transorirr: The article on mines and mining written by L. S. Calkins, which appeared in your issue of the 27th, is the best document of its character which it has been my pleasure to read on that most important question. A question which involves alike the interests of the miner and the mechanic, the professional and business man, the farmer and the toiler of whateoever kind. . Its a strong and vigorous presentation of our resources which will open the eyes of the people of our County and State to the value and vastness of mining property in this vicinity. : *Twould be presumption on my part to Supervisor, THOS. 8. FORD, Regular Democratic Nominee for District Attorney. JOHN F. KIDDER, General M . H. BROWN, Superintendent. —H CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street .--.-.--Mevada (ity CAPITAL PAID UP; —— $30,000. avery Alternate Friday Evening commenci with the First Friday Evening in the year. : : . J, M. FOLEY, President, CARL SCHEMER BR. 8. NEVADA CITY COUNCIL NO. 30 Young Men’s {nstitute. Meets at Hibernia Hall W. H. PASCOE, Regular Demucratic Nominee for * Sheriff. A Genera! Banking Business‘Transacted. ‘47% 198UR SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE Rew York. a Sam Francisce. ' Amd Sacramento w tseae BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EOROPE; Wollections om any part of th ( €mited Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer County and State Warrants. tioid and Silver Bulliom ur Assay Office at this Bank. De. 8, M, Hont, Joun T. Moneans . 6) VERY MILO LODGE; NO. 48, Knichts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle RECTOR, K. of R. and 8, FRIDAY EVE’G .at 7:90 0’OLOCK CHARLIE BENNETS, ©. C, Office in Morga ae WHOs. Se EOMI, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. 2rick--lhomas suliding and Pine atreeta. Nevade GEO. L. HUGHES, . Attorney and Oounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COURT+ of the State. : n &-Roberts’ Block J.M. WALLINC, Attorney at Law. FFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad eorner Broa: tH: DAN. 5S. COLLINS, Regular Democratic Nominee for Public Administrator, B. F. SNELL, Reyular Republican Nominee for County Treasurer. J.J. GREANY,~Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. Se ee ee E. C. MORGAN Regular Democratic Nominee for County Recorder. Wu kotenen, p. & re and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Fo gn = Be Gs We sis Hence! ow fore Ri Ratan AAP pawrier, Saoramento—Hational PARE 68 Te (7, bello NEVADAQCITY .oseessssseees sere CA ae ac pm & BRAND, WATOHMAKER.lice with De NV. &, Chap asn, Saccamen “R. I. THOMAS. Regular Republican Nominee for _Assombirman: WwW. L. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sheriff. AND JEWELER psrona Street. Nevada City. . ; ORDINANCE NO. 107 Au Ordinance to Provide for the ConW. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) jivil ; Engineer ; and : Surveyor, Oesutv County Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral Survevor Office n Morgaa & Robberts block Nevada struction of an Karthen Sewer vity, Gal Along Certain Pagts of Main and Commercial Stre . Am the City oj Nevada, hg . THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada do ordain as follews : decrion 1. It is hereby declared necessary for the public health, interest and convenience, that the sewers herein described should be constructed in the corporate limits of the city of Nevada. Seo. 2. ° A 10-inch earthen. pipe shall be laid as follows: Commencing at the iron bridge across Deer creek, running thence along the east side of Main street at the outer edge of the sidewalk to lot 9, block 5, on Coyote street; thence across said Coyote street and Main street . to Hyman’s corner, and. an 8-inch earthen “REMOVED Swart’s Photograph Rooms AVING REFITTED THh PHOTOHi GRAPH GALLERY on Eine Street, Hcrewith inform the public chat I am row Ready For Business. he in all the Latest Styles. an ibtires copied and enlarged JOHN SYART, Photographer. ipe connecting with the 10-inch main at Wicass copier and running t along the westerly side of street at the outer edge of the sidewalk to Church atreet, Also an 8-inch earthen pipe connecting with the 10-inch main at Hyman’s corner and running thence along the northerly side of Commercial atreet at the outer edge of the sidewalk to Pine street at the Tilley building. The said sewer pipe. shall be laid on a uniform grade and deep enough so that at no point shall it be within 9 inches of the bottom of the gutter provided to be constructed along said streets. Sxc, 3, ‘The property owaers along i i : i da county and the line ot maid sewer on the, sue, #05 . burderiug on” the” beat lands of place of the streets shall be, and they are hereby required to construct the said sewers in front of their premises after a notice of five days from the Chairman of the Street Committee or the Superintendent of Streets, and any failure in ™ art of operty owner to construc’ a pad: this ordinance provided and to the satisfaction of he Street Committee, shall Fg ag ng against in the manner i ny law. dno. e rhe M aigunce shall tak effect and be in force Atay and after th 24th day of October 2. ye ALEX. GAULT, “s. President of the Board. Attest: T. H. Cape, Clerk,First publication, ct. 10, 1802-14t. a a s “AT-ENTS Peas Our offirs ia fice, and we ca: business ia the 0.8 Creat dies ateended' to for MODEBA 8. eatent or A Ae in eos ime h , Wash’ a. dint Sada gax gePaat we te th atentabil 0 chi patent s ere here, to the P aster, the Su : Order Division, and aye re ee 2 UB. Pater Vomice, For Uente ia your For ; Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co. Cal Titles Examined and Insured JOHN A. RAPP, vounty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT sale—6000 acres of land of the Cali D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominee fer District Attorney, : JOHN WERRY, Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. Cc. K, UREN, i“! Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. 8. W. MARSH, Regular Republican Nomiuee for County Clerk. ~“ lit 18 A FACT THAT AT Commerctal Street, FURNITURE: STORE, fornia Iron and Steel Compeny, situated in bol count 286 tares of land situated in Valley. Pleasant Searls’ Block, attempt toadd anything to the article referred to, but I miay be pardoned if I suggest that a committee of 15 be appointed to take charge of all croakers and “hard ti:aes” howlers and -conduct them to the city limits, there to be dealt with according to the code laid down for the use of a No, 9 DOUBLE weLtr boot. They are entitled to no more ‘‘protection” than can government laws give to the producton of silver or gold. A MeErRcnant. The Athletics. The N. OC. A. C. will give another of their social parties at the gymnasium on Monday evening next. Members will be entitled to invite by card a gentleman or lady friend. _ The athletes contemplate giving a grand exhibition and dance at Armory Hall on or about December lat. The club is steadily increasing its membership and adding new apparatus to the gymnasium. x The ladies class which was organized recently isa pro d About twenty members assembled this week and received their first lesson in physical training. Mesers Ed. Baker, Will Organ and C, J. Schuster are excellent in-. ‘¢#* structors and the ladies are making rapid progress nnder their tuition. The club is deserving of great praise for the good receive the support of all good people. Centennial Gravel. As has been stated, the present assessment of one per cent per share, levied by fang} nfo rdeevend fas" Of wus “Le ws merely to square up accounts and pay for the requisite washing sluices. Over 600 feet of pay gravel have been developed dur ‘. ing the last year’s explorations, and most certainly that isenough. The company does not ask the earth but-goes for what gvod is obtainable therefrom in the Centennial ground—several hundred acres. There’s no discount on gold, therefore the Centennial folks feel happy, and will continue that way henceforth. The Centennial is well worth five dollars per share right now, and will be worth double that or more during the coming season, with straightforward dividends,—Virginia Enterprise. A Big Meeting. Tomorrow evening the candidates will hold forth at the Lheatre., This is the first meeting of the candidates in this city and they should be greeted with a big audience. Speeches will be made by Hon. Tirey L. Ford, RK. I. Thomas, DD. Bowman, B. F, Snell, Shermah W. Marsh, Wm. L. Cole, John ~ Werry, (speech and song) Arthur Powell, Charley E. Uren and Henry Daniela, ‘these candidates have met with a glorious reception at every one of their meetings in the county, and they have aright to expect the same kind of treatment here. Goyne’s JAMES : KINKEAD’S band has been secured for this event. Gaylord Got It. George C. Gaylord today received di + rect from the headquarters at Chicag: . the. first official sovenir medal of the World’s Fair that has reached California. Mr. Gaylord prizes the memento ver) highly, and will wear it on his ‘manly breast” when he goes to the Fair next mined whether or not he will make an ee mm nes work they are doing in our city and should . @¢t was easily demonstrated. The _. thought was applied to the silent, unHouse and lot on Est Broad street, NeBAN E FOUND the most Artistie and > — rf Customers supplied at the Lowest Piic with the very veat of ' @eet. Perk, Mutton, Veal, Lamb ada City. Broad Str33t Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prov'r. Broad Street, Sausages. Etc Near the City Hall, ie Morn Styles of Furniture, Bedding, Window Shades, Hall Racks, Hat Racks, Chairs, Tables, Feather Dusters, Etc., Eto. cae Upholstering done on short otice. Thankful for past patronage I reapectfully solicit a continuance in the future All business done on the square, and goods sold at lowest prices. exhibit of fine groveries at the Fair, but if he should conclude to take along samples of the tine stock of goods such as are séld sure to bring home the firat premium. Rumors Denied. — In the event of the election of Wm. H «. JAMES BINKEAD, Stockholders Meeting. eS si iiatet eras as ovo 0 . Sess 2, ntsc’ THE . GRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef,: Pork, : Mutton 07 AVRT At SAUSAGES a at ak Mn, yi mh . ne a oa : + KEYSTONE : : Meats delivered to any part of . tion. GA Sam & Cake ne tans MARKET, Cowasl] Living Pricesfandfhe ost Meat . ‘782°S°" 00 Si, “resent for considera HE Annual Meeting of the StockholdBank ( corporation) Wili bé held at the office of the Citizens Bauk in Nevada City, California, on Seo i + Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 1892, At 7 o’clock P. M. for the f guch otier business as rpose. of. the Sheriff's department. pi ‘ Collecting Taxes. H. J. Wright, deputy county tax co lected there. —_——--_—_ + 6 ee Campsaiga Liar. 06 iD. E, MORGAN, Secretary. . times out of a i "5 from his store here every day, he will be Pascoe as Sheriff of this county, Dave Douglass of this ciay will be the Under +2002 sheriff. Mr. Paseoe says that no other Fine Improvement, appointment has been made or any prom The present campaign has proved a ises given for that office, or any office in lector is now at Clinch & Co.'s storeat. };roaduloth snit for the editor. Grass Valley collecting taxes. It is expected that about $20,000 will’ be colDeo not believe stories that spring up in a few days before election and that ‘are personally injurious to any candidate, Such stories are lies ninety-nine hundred, ~ READ THIS, If You Want Rubber Roofog or Any Rind of Stoves, Geo. E. Turner has just. received a carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber Roofing, which he will sell at three cents } a foot.It is the chespest, and most durable roofing in the market. If you have a leaky roof call and see this roofAlso, just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at thelowest prices. Call and see them whether you want to buy or not. Geo. E. Turner, 028 Pine street, Nevada City. PLENTY OF THEM -NOW. Extra Copies of the Daily Transeript Can Now Bo Obtained, In yesterday's issue we publivhed. an extended account of the mines in ‘this district. Owing to the unprecedended demand the large-extra edition was exhausted before 9 o'clock last evening, and many people were disappointed in not getting -ail they desired to send abroad. For this reason we republish the Mining Review in this evening's Transcript, together. with the official ticket to be voted at the coming election. We have printed 50°0 copies . of » today’s Transcript, and are now prepared to fill all orders, : sone . The Truckee Mecting. The Republican candidates were in Truckee on Wednesday and held a meeting but did not discuss political questions The meeting was of the character of a memorial service, all being invited to attend and participate. Rev. Mr. Jones, of Truckee, called the meeting to order, and after a musical selection by a improvised choir, opened the meeting with prayer. He then called on R. I, Thomas for a few remarks. Mr. Thomas responded in a short but eloquent and feeling address that delighted his andience. Mr. Bowman made the principal adIn opening Mr. Kowman said that is was difficult for the world to realize that the silent forces of nature are the mightiest forces, and yet he said the conscious, yet almost omnipotent ‘influ. ence of woman on. man, He referred feelingly to the early struggles of Presidint Harrison with peverty and adversity, and to th e struggle which resulted in nie anole reaching the high position which he now decupies, From this he passed to a general application-of his subject, dwelling upon the mighty influence, especially of the wives and mothers of America, to whom he paid a glowing and eloquent tribute. : He appealed to the women presdnt to endeav: r to make their own lives noble and helpfut, reminding them of the beautitul lives of Longfellow ; “+. ives of great mea all remind us, Wecan nake our lives sublime, And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time.” One lady remarked at the close of the address : ‘‘I never knew befcre what a grand thing it is to be a woman.” Mr. Ford, who was present and somewhat indisposed, had not intended to speak but finally responded to a pressing request, and delivered a feeling aud eloquent tribute to the departed, His speech was full of eloquence and tender ness aud made a deep’ impression. All the candidates were present and the crowded hall proved that the peopl of Truckee appreciated the meeting. oe SE a PERSONAL MENTION. Social and-Othor Notos About People Ol end Young. Dr. Bowman left here yesterday fcr Chicayo to atteud a dental ecllege. Miss Frances Costello is home again after “tWo years’ residence in San Fran. cisco, Miss Nellie Hubbard has returned to her hoine bere after more than a fortColumbia Hill, Went to Maybert: The Democratic candidates went to Maybert to-day, but will hold no meeting, a3 the Demovratic State Ceutral Committee has recommeuded that all meetings throughout the state be sus. pended on Friday night, out of respect for Mrs, Harrison. God-send to MeGlashan of the Truckee Republican. He has made enough coin at this date to be able to get a bran-new l-. will be made ina new plug hat and black will soon be ditto, ~ee ee Getting Better. Come to Stay. Captain Kingman and Lieutenant Fletcher, of the Salvation Army, have returned from San Francisco, where they have been attending Major Kylis farewell meetings.’ They have been reappointed for Nevada City, and will be here all winter. —— gee Seeial Dance. Pythian Sisters of Grass Valley iiitend giving a social dance on the night of December 26th, at Van's Opera House. They havefengaged Green’s orchestra for music and theyexpect to have a good time. This4wvill be the second anniversary of this organization, How thankful this country should be . work of su) to endorse it. for ‘the clean and peaceful presidential es the intel families who do ot heer campaign we are now experiencing. Lye dog tee D.D., Nothing like it has ever been known in New York Gity. the history of popular elections. A spirit of decency and even of chivalry pervades the campaign. an Oa ee Fresh Frozen Oysters. Another lot of those large cans of frozen oysters just received at the Plaza Store of Shurtleff &.Son, They're only 65 cents cash per can, 028-tf Advertised Letters The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., Oct. 27, 1892: Benard, Steven Chism, 8S. T. Farewell, J. (2) Hasson, W. F. C. Myrtle, Miss Irine Navascone, Barney Ott, Walte Irengove, Edward Young, Mrs. E, If not called for in fifteen days the leters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M. —_—-+09 BOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. Gus Oxzalli, Graniteville C Ozalhis Geo. C. Garrett, San Francisco, W. ©. Horner, Scott’s Flat, T. C. Brock, Cole’s Mill, George Johnston, San Francisco, J. P. Dudley, Portland, Oregon, C, A. Frissell, Mich. Bluff, Miss Rush, San Francisco, R. P. Anson, Sacto, i. B. McDonald, Forest. City, D. Mayo, South Yuba River, A. C. Mason, Pleasant Ridge, J. J. Mason, fs #¢ liert McKay, San Francisco, T. Davis, Sierra Valley, A. Gorda, Ragtos. . ages H. J. Darling, Sacramento, H. Thompson, 3: 8. F. Hattield, a f T. L. Fkord, Downieville, W. H. Mead, a4 Wa. L. Cole, Truckee, . B. F. Snell, ae . J. H. Cammet, San Francisco, J. L. Doyle, ae : H. A. Tanssig, “t F. MeMillaa, ss 3: N. Daugherty, ‘ = A. Ranch, “4 : A.3S. Nichols, Sierraville, Sam Peck, Blue Tent, O. D Campbell, .** F. M. Sehmicde, ¢ olfax, Miss M. Jubert, Ca uptonville, F. W. Bradley, Wardner, Idaho, O. Woehler, Spenceville, Alf. Tregidgo & w., Grass Valley, C. Seaman, $8 W. 5. Holuies, as John Kiuotwell, Bloomffeld, Tiwnber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Unrrép Spates LAnp Orricn, Sacramento, Cal. Oct. 11, 1892 OTICE is hereby given that in compli N\ ance with the provisiens of the act oi ‘Jougress of June 3, 1578, entitled ‘A, wt lor the sale of timber lands in th: ta oa of California, Oregon, Nevada anv Wa uington ‘Territery,” Jeremiah 5 tou iwin of You Het P. O., County ot Nuvida, State mf Calitornia, has, this clay dled in this office his sworn statement N. 1426, for the purchase of Lot 1, of NW 1-4, W 1-4 of N W 1-4and E 1-2 of NW 1-4 of Se: No. 28, in Township No. 16 North, Kang 10 Bast. aud will offer proot to show that the land sotight is more valu able for its timber or stone than for agri enliural purposes, and vo establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal on Wednesday, the 28th day of liecemher, 1892. He names as witnesses: William K. Davis, Robert Richardson, W. F, Summer. He has not yet fully deter-. night’s visit at North Bloomfield and} King and T. F. Goding, all of You Bet P,O. Any and all persons claiining adre for Infants and Children. “ % is 60 well adapted to child ren that I recommend it uperi prescription known to me." en H. A. Arc M. D, 111 So. Oxford 8t., Reckion k Y. “The use of *Castoria ’ is unive and its merits so pknown that it ptr ’ Late Pastor BloomingdaleRef: ¢ Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, four 8S! ox mach, Diarrhoea, a Worms, gives sleep, = promotes Without injurious medication. “For several years I ha ve recommen? od rr Castoria,’ and sball always tinee o do 80 as it inv: » ‘ 5 a Eowt F. Panper, M. D., The Winthrop," 125th Street and 7th Ave, New York City, Tus Curran Compare, 1% Muaniy Sraser, New Your. LLL ALT IGES 7 EESTI SAN AE J. KE. CARR. i Schnol Books, Blank Books. dpktats indian Sian hats GOLD MINING COMPANY.-—Locas tionof principal place of businesa, Sap Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada county, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meetug of the Board of Directors, held on the {3th day of October, 1592, an’ Assessnent (So 6) of Five (6) conts per share, was levied upomw the Capital stock of the worporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secreary, at the’oflice of the @ompany,, No $20 Sanseme street, Room No. 10 San *rancisco, California, Any steckupon which this assess: rent shall remaim unpaid on the 17th ay of November, 1892, wili be delin juent, and advertised tur sale at public suction, and unless payment is made bewre, will be sold on Wendemlay, the wventh day of December, 1#02, to pay he delinquent assessment, together with osts of advertising and ale, By order of the Board of Directors. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office, No. $20 Sansome street, RKoom Yo, 10, Sau Francisvo,.Cal fornia, a. WETAR, . Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, “ROAD ATKERT, TWO DOOR BKLOY > Pont Office, Nevada City, {NE BOOTY AND WOKS A SPRCLALT, HPAL ING DONK NHATLY OR. B.M. RUN'S, Physician, ) FIOK AT VINTON'S DRUE s1OKK, NEVADA CITY, W. D. LONG @Attorney and Counselor at Law. ~<a Coruer of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA OITY versely the above-described lauds are requested to file their claims in thia offic on or before said 28th day of Decembee 18192. FRED SEARLS, . Board of ‘day of Sept, CARR BROS. —PROPRIETORS OF THE— Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store Masouie Building, Cor. Pine and Commercial Streols, Nevada City, Agents fa: ihe San Francisco expenses of . . T. BR. CARR. J KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Co nyte Stulef ices, Fetect Wedicires, Oils, Varishs, Ets. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines Examiner. Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City DIN GULUD AND SILVER MINING Co., Nevada City, Cal. Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors held on the 10th 18)2, an. assessment (No. 2) of two(2) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, . payable thursday, November $rd, 1892, to thé Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in United States gold coin, Any stock upon which this assessinent’ shall remain. unpaid on Friday, November 4th, 1892, will le. delinguent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 24th day of November, 1802, at the hour of 11 o'clock a, m. at the office of the Necretary of said corperation, to pay the delinquent asseasment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. .K. CASPER, Secretary Office at. K. Casper's store, on Pine st., Nevada City, Cal, Nevada Drug and Stationery Store . Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, NEVADA OITY, W. D. VINTON, ; : EXPS CONSTANTLY ON a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded, Proprietor. HAND ° Also a complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, : Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, THOMAS FRASER, Registerr, outfit for this paper. “The next investment . tary, at the oflice of the Company The . Francisco, California, paper looks very pretty, and the editor The eleven year old son of Wm. H Pas-. sessment together with costs of advertiscoe, Democratic nominee for Sheriff, has }ing, aud expenses of sale. been dangerously ill from scarlet fevcr .and diptheria, but his physician now reKd. F, Taylor, Atty. pre . 5 eRe Sere lerratesiontinnintinnbatioapietilrsnits ASSESSMENT NOTICE, * \CK RABBIT MILL AND MINING COMPANY.—Location of principal lace of business, Sau Francisco, California., Location of works, Nevada county, ¢ ‘alifornia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 17th day of September 1892, an Assessment (No 1) of Five (5) ceuts per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the coporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secre, No, 320 Sansome street, Room No, 10, San Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain unpaid on tie 19th Cay of October, 1892, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, wi.) be sold on Tues‘ay, the by day of November, 1892, to pay the delinquent As~” By order of the Board of Directors, THEO. WETZEL, Secretary, Office 220 Spnsome street, Room’ 40, gards him as in's fair way to recov ry. alegant fen F.anciace, California, . P.F, SIMONDS Ni. BE, OHAPMAN, Dan Tis T Attorney and Oounselor at Law, © ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND . COMMEBROIAL STREBT.N¥VADA OITY United States Courts. _> Gap NEVADA OITY... OAs. LOCAL ANESTHETICS IF DESIRED. Iffine » Residenne, Sacramento he At‘orney 294 Oounselor at Lew. Etc., Eto., Ete. AsILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE VOUP dtate aad Federal, AM of which will be 0 al Low Prices UNION MARKET, (JOLLEY BROB,,.. .Provrietore puasane ts Beet, Pork, Muttem, Veel Bitr.} At the lowest rates. E ALSO KEEP O% HAND A CHOICE STOCK OF THE PEOPLE TASTE HAMS, BACON and LARD streets, San Francisco, ut 8:15 4. u., ar . siae i, samme Oa) uo staging Paso de Robles, .BJRNS, Maaager { + E1Paso de Robles Springs Hotel 0. J.NAPPZIGER...Prouristor San Lulg Obispo County, California. woe anal i EEF, Punk, IPHE Greatest Health Resort on the Pacific . B Gu, Bio, coast; climate unrivaled; new hotel and cottagea; mud and sulphur baths; the waters ot une paled medicinal value; new and ‘houses; competent attendants. Take the Orexon Express train im Marys: ville, connecting at ‘shir and Townsend . " oang cenrvare tive at 1 OPPOSITE ITIZENS BANK, — Weate delivered f ce of charge. MUTTON, VEAu, SAUBA HAMS, BACON AND LARD, wholesale or And all kinds of Meats, usually found in Q, J, NAPPLIGER, *

ith sticks Bi im, with uIPT and h DAILY One year the hens row to . dé cal, 1 DAILY ‘® Year, . * Pek; be bie i. ~ ubert noise who are Se N» $11.25; Bulletio, st rviceable cted the in ‘ap ent; with rin, ong jp and ber! pay: Caicutts ferrules ent with Mew 11; with tin, one ss cams. . rood d wil be . DAILY e jeer Weekly jaye the to al, uock ig omfort k, with PT DAILY * Year, &-£52 of PElee P= awe sj om 9 -BR2EE Rasesw es . Sere sey Barf? : ee and Mau : _ the East. ' ehased i” ue Nevapa Dairy TRANSC RIPY. i VOU. LXNt-No,. eee2. *NEVADA OITY, CAL FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 28, 1892. 2 Established Sept. 6, 1960, by N. P. Brown & Oo. THE DAILY . TRANSCRIPT. PUBLISHED BY. BROWN & CALKINS. L. 8. CALKINS, N. P. BROWN, SUBSCRIPTION RATES :° Six Dollars Per Annum, in advance, Sixty Cents Per Month for any “ess time than one year. ee N. C. N. G. R. R. i 2 ii§ . and We aaa Vw el Ww = — TIME TABLE NO. 45. ‘Taking effect Monday, May 2d’ 1892, at 1 o’clock a. M., as follows: “2 AVING NEVADA GITY: 530 A M Dally, connect with id » lecal arriving at San Francisco at 4:45. P.M. audoverland from East. a Daily, connecti ith 12:50 Ey M. overland arriv’ ae at Ban Francisco at 9:45 P. M. — *tHEODORE WILHELM >t J. ROLPS, R. Thy Sali ct "a" J. LAUREL PARLOR, NO. 6. 9:50 A. M. Daily. bringing” pas’) Wative Daughters of the Godlen West ARRIVING AT NSVADA OITY. ing 3an Francisco at6 P. M., also Eastern passengers. : 5 25 Pp M Datly ecnnecting with . + Overland leaving San Francisco at $:004.m., and overland from Nevada City Society Directory. —erornernen VISTLETOE ENCAMPMENT, NO. 47 Indevendent Order of Odd Fellow " Meets.at Odd Fellow’s Hall , very 2nd and*4th Monday of Kach Month at 7:30 o'clock, = JOHN CHISHOLM, SEO AGRAY,B. x ee: OF . . Candidates’: Cards. M. H. MEAD, Regular Democratic Nominee for : State Senator. HYDRAULIC PARLOR, NO. 56, Native Sons of the.Goldea West. Meets at Pythian Castile VERY TUESDAY, EVE’G AT 7:90 O'CLK, : -« R. Io THOMAS, President. _ JOHN ©; NLON-R.80 0 J. M. BUFFINGTON, Regular Republican Nominee for Supervisor, GEO MOUNTAIN DIVISION No. 16, _ Jniform Rank Knichta of Pythias Meets at Armorv Hal] _ iret Wednesday Rvening of Each Month at 7:30 o'clock. JOHN BACIGALUPI, S. K. C. . A. GRAY, 8. K, BR. ¥{RST AND THI MON NEVADA GOMMANDERY. NO.<. Knights Templar, Meets at Masonic Huil TH at 7% o'clock. RD THURSDAY OF EACH » Commander. TIREY L. FORD, (Of Downieville, ) Regular Republican Nomince for State Senator. GEO. C. SHAW, Regular Democratic Nominee for County Treasurer, 2d and 4th Thursday Evenin Meets at Pythian Castle Month, at 7:30 0’clock, MRS. J. M. WALLING, President. Mrs, Bett Dovea.as, R. 8. of Each GRO. K. TURNER. Regular Democratic Nominee for Look at the Official Election Tiket on the 4th page of this paper. RIGHLY APPRECIATED. What One of the Leading Merchants Says About Our Mining Review. “Ep, Transorirr: The article on mines and mining written by L. S. Calkins, which appeared in your issue of the 27th, is the best document of its character which it has been my pleasure to read on that most important question. A question which involves alike the interests of the miner and the mechanic, the professional and business man, the farmer and the toiler of whateoever kind. . Its a strong and vigorous presentation of our resources which will open the eyes of the people of our County and State to the value and vastness of mining property in this vicinity. : *Twould be presumption on my part to Supervisor, THOS. 8. FORD, Regular Democratic Nominee for District Attorney. JOHN F. KIDDER, General M . H. BROWN, Superintendent. —H CITIZENS BANK, Broad Street ..--.-.--Mevada (ity CAPITAL PAID UP; —— $30,000. avery Alternate Friday Evening commenci with the First Friday Evening in the year. : : . J, M. FOLEY, President, CARL SCHEMER BR. 8. NEVADA CITY COUNCIL NO. 30 Young Men’s {nstitute. Meets at Hibernia Hall W. H. PASCOE, Regular Demucratic Nominee for * Sheriff. A Genera! Banking Business‘Transacted. ‘47% 198UR SIGHT DRAFTS PAYABLE Rew York. a Sam Francisce. ' Amd Sacramento w tseae BILLS OF EXCHANGE Payable AT SIGHT inthe prin. cipal cities of GREAT BRITAIN and EOROPE; Wollections om any part of th ( €mited Statesa specialty. Highest Price Paid fer County and State Warrants. tioid and Silver Bulliom ur Assay Office at this Bank. De. 8, M, Hont, Joun T. Moneans . 6) VERY MILO LODGE; NO. 48, Knichts of Pythias, Meets at Pythian Castle RECTOR, K. of R. and 8, FRIDAY EVE’G .at 7:90 0’OLOCK CHARLIE BENNETS, ©. C, Office in Morga ae WHOs. Se EOMI, Attorney and Oounselor at Law. 2rick--lhomas suliding and Pine atreeta. Nevade GEO. L. HUGHES, . Attorney and Oounselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN ALLTHE COURT+ of the State. : n &-Roberts’ Block J.M. WALLINC, Attorney at Law. FFICE . Tilley Building, Corner Broad eorner Broa: tH: DAN. 5S. COLLINS, Regular Democratic Nominee for Public Administrator, B. F. SNELL, Reyular Republican Nominee for County Treasurer. J.J. GREANY,~Regular Democratic Nominee for County Clerk. Se ee ee E. C. MORGAN Regular Democratic Nominee for County Recorder. Wu kotenen, p. & re and Pine Streets, Nevada City. Fo gn = Be Gs We sis Hence! ow fore Ri Ratan AAP pawrier, Saoramento—Hational PARE 68 Te (7, bello NEVADAQCITY .oseessssseees sere CA ae ac pm & BRAND, WATOHMAKER.lice with De NV. &, Chap asn, Saccamen “R. I. THOMAS. Regular Republican Nominee for _Assombirman: WwW. L. COLE. Regular Republican Nominee for Sheriff. AND JEWELER psrona Street. Nevada City. . ; ORDINANCE NO. 107 Au Ordinance to Provide for the ConW. W. WAGGONER, (Successor to W. F. Englebright,) jivil ; Engineer ; and : Surveyor, Oesutv County Survevor and Deputv U.S. Mineral Survevor Office n Morgaa & Robberts block Nevada struction of an Karthen Sewer vity, Gal Along Certain Pagts of Main and Commercial Stre . Am the City oj Nevada, hg . THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES of the City of Nevada do ordain as follews : decrion 1. It is hereby declared necessary for the public health, interest and convenience, that the sewers herein described should be constructed in the corporate limits of the city of Nevada. Seo. 2. ° A 10-inch earthen. pipe shall be laid as follows: Commencing at the iron bridge across Deer creek, running thence along the east side of Main street at the outer edge of the sidewalk to lot 9, block 5, on Coyote street; thence across said Coyote street and Main street . to Hyman’s corner, and. an 8-inch earthen “REMOVED Swart’s Photograph Rooms AVING REFITTED THh PHOTOHi GRAPH GALLERY on Eine Street, Hcrewith inform the public chat I am row Ready For Business. he in all the Latest Styles. an ibtires copied and enlarged JOHN SYART, Photographer. ipe connecting with the 10-inch main at Wicass copier and running t along the westerly side of street at the outer edge of the sidewalk to Church atreet, Also an 8-inch earthen pipe connecting with the 10-inch main at Hyman’s corner and running thence along the northerly side of Commercial atreet at the outer edge of the sidewalk to Pine street at the Tilley building. The said sewer pipe. shall be laid on a uniform grade and deep enough so that at no point shall it be within 9 inches of the bottom of the gutter provided to be constructed along said streets. Sxc, 3, ‘The property owaers along i i : i da county and the line ot maid sewer on the, sue, #05 . burderiug on” the” beat lands of place of the streets shall be, and they are hereby required to construct the said sewers in front of their premises after a notice of five days from the Chairman of the Street Committee or the Superintendent of Streets, and any failure in ™ art of operty owner to construc’ a pad: this ordinance provided and to the satisfaction of he Street Committee, shall Fg ag ng against in the manner i ny law. dno. e rhe M aigunce shall tak effect and be in force Atay and after th 24th day of October 2. ye ALEX. GAULT, “s. President of the Board. Attest: T. H. Cape, Clerk,First publication, ct. 10, 1802-14t. a a s “AT-ENTS Peas Our offirs ia fice, and we ca: business ia the 0.8 Creat dies ateended' to for MODEBA 8. eatent or A Ae in eos ime h , Wash’ a. dint Sada gax gePaat we te th atentabil 0 chi patent s ere here, to the P aster, the Su : Order Division, and aye re ee 2 UB. Pater Vomice, For Uente ia your For ; Nevada County Abstract Office, Nevada City, Nevada Co. Cal Titles Examined and Insured JOHN A. RAPP, vounty Recorder 11 consecutive years, SEARCHER OF RECORDS, NOTARY PUBLIC & INSURANCE AGENT sale—6000 acres of land of the Cali D. D. BOWMAN, Regular Republican Nominee fer District Attorney, : JOHN WERRY, Regular Republican Nominee for County Recorder. Cc. K, UREN, i“! Regular Republican Nominee for Surveyor. 8. W. MARSH, Regular Republican Nomiuee for County Clerk. ~“ lit 18 A FACT THAT AT Commerctal Street, FURNITURE: STORE, fornia Iron and Steel Compeny, situated in bol count 286 tares of land situated in Valley. Pleasant Searls’ Block, attempt toadd anything to the article referred to, but I miay be pardoned if I suggest that a committee of 15 be appointed to take charge of all croakers and “hard ti:aes” howlers and -conduct them to the city limits, there to be dealt with according to the code laid down for the use of a No, 9 DOUBLE weLtr boot. They are entitled to no more ‘‘protection” than can government laws give to the producton of silver or gold. A MeErRcnant. The Athletics. The N. OC. A. C. will give another of their social parties at the gymnasium on Monday evening next. Members will be entitled to invite by card a gentleman or lady friend. _ The athletes contemplate giving a grand exhibition and dance at Armory Hall on or about December lat. The club is steadily increasing its membership and adding new apparatus to the gymnasium. x The ladies class which was organized recently isa pro d About twenty members assembled this week and received their first lesson in physical training. Mesers Ed. Baker, Will Organ and C, J. Schuster are excellent in-. ‘¢#* structors and the ladies are making rapid progress nnder their tuition. The club is deserving of great praise for the good receive the support of all good people. Centennial Gravel. As has been stated, the present assessment of one per cent per share, levied by fang} nfo rdeevend fas" Of wus “Le ws merely to square up accounts and pay for the requisite washing sluices. Over 600 feet of pay gravel have been developed dur ‘. ing the last year’s explorations, and most certainly that isenough. The company does not ask the earth but-goes for what gvod is obtainable therefrom in the Centennial ground—several hundred acres. There’s no discount on gold, therefore the Centennial folks feel happy, and will continue that way henceforth. The Centennial is well worth five dollars per share right now, and will be worth double that or more during the coming season, with straightforward dividends,—Virginia Enterprise. A Big Meeting. Tomorrow evening the candidates will hold forth at the Lheatre., This is the first meeting of the candidates in this city and they should be greeted with a big audience. Speeches will be made by Hon. Tirey L. Ford, RK. I. Thomas, DD. Bowman, B. F, Snell, Shermah W. Marsh, Wm. L. Cole, John ~ Werry, (speech and song) Arthur Powell, Charley E. Uren and Henry Daniela, ‘these candidates have met with a glorious reception at every one of their meetings in the county, and they have aright to expect the same kind of treatment here. Goyne’s JAMES : KINKEAD’S band has been secured for this event. Gaylord Got It. George C. Gaylord today received di + rect from the headquarters at Chicag: . the. first official sovenir medal of the World’s Fair that has reached California. Mr. Gaylord prizes the memento ver) highly, and will wear it on his ‘manly breast” when he goes to the Fair next mined whether or not he will make an ee mm nes work they are doing in our city and should . @¢t was easily demonstrated. The _. thought was applied to the silent, unHouse and lot on Est Broad street, NeBAN E FOUND the most Artistie and > — rf Customers supplied at the Lowest Piic with the very veat of ' @eet. Perk, Mutton, Veal, Lamb ada City. Broad Str33t Meat Market JAMES MONRO, Prov'r. Broad Street, Sausages. Etc Near the City Hall, ie Morn Styles of Furniture, Bedding, Window Shades, Hall Racks, Hat Racks, Chairs, Tables, Feather Dusters, Etc., Eto. cae Upholstering done on short otice. Thankful for past patronage I reapectfully solicit a continuance in the future All business done on the square, and goods sold at lowest prices. exhibit of fine groveries at the Fair, but if he should conclude to take along samples of the tine stock of goods such as are séld

sure to bring home the firat premium. Rumors Denied. — In the event of the election of Wm. H «. JAMES BINKEAD, Stockholders Meeting. eS si iiatet eras as ovo 0 . Sess 2, ntsc’ THE . GRISSEL BROS., Commercial Street. Beef,: Pork, : Mutton 07 AVRT At SAUSAGES a at ak Mn, yi mh . ne a oa : + KEYSTONE : : Meats delivered to any part of . tion. GA Sam & Cake ne tans MARKET, Cowasl] Living Pricesfandfhe ost Meat . ‘782°S°" 00 Si, “resent for considera HE Annual Meeting of the StockholdBank ( corporation) Wili bé held at the office of the Citizens Bauk in Nevada City, California, on Seo i + Tuesday, Nov. 8th, 1892, At 7 o’clock P. M. for the f guch otier business as rpose. of. the Sheriff's department. pi ‘ Collecting Taxes. H. J. Wright, deputy county tax co lected there. —_——--_—_ + 6 ee Campsaiga Liar. 06 iD. E, MORGAN, Secretary. . times out of a i "5 from his store here every day, he will be Pascoe as Sheriff of this county, Dave Douglass of this ciay will be the Under +2002 sheriff. Mr. Paseoe says that no other Fine Improvement, appointment has been made or any prom The present campaign has proved a ises given for that office, or any office in lector is now at Clinch & Co.'s storeat. };roaduloth snit for the editor. Grass Valley collecting taxes. It is expected that about $20,000 will’ be colDeo not believe stories that spring up in a few days before election and that ‘are personally injurious to any candidate, Such stories are lies ninety-nine hundred, ~ READ THIS, If You Want Rubber Roofog or Any Rind of Stoves, Geo. E. Turner has just. received a carload of that celebrated Patent Rubber Roofing, which he will sell at three cents } a foot.It is the chespest, and most durable roofing in the market. If you have a leaky roof call and see this roofAlso, just received a large line of Box Stoves, Ranges, Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves and Parlor Stoves, which will be sold at thelowest prices. Call and see them whether you want to buy or not. Geo. E. Turner, 028 Pine street, Nevada City. PLENTY OF THEM -NOW. Extra Copies of the Daily Transeript Can Now Bo Obtained, In yesterday's issue we publivhed. an extended account of the mines in ‘this district. Owing to the unprecedended demand the large-extra edition was exhausted before 9 o'clock last evening, and many people were disappointed in not getting -ail they desired to send abroad. For this reason we republish the Mining Review in this evening's Transcript, together. with the official ticket to be voted at the coming election. We have printed 50°0 copies . of » today’s Transcript, and are now prepared to fill all orders, : sone . The Truckee Mecting. The Republican candidates were in Truckee on Wednesday and held a meeting but did not discuss political questions The meeting was of the character of a memorial service, all being invited to attend and participate. Rev. Mr. Jones, of Truckee, called the meeting to order, and after a musical selection by a improvised choir, opened the meeting with prayer. He then called on R. I, Thomas for a few remarks. Mr. Thomas responded in a short but eloquent and feeling address that delighted his andience. Mr. Bowman made the principal adIn opening Mr. Kowman said that is was difficult for the world to realize that the silent forces of nature are the mightiest forces, and yet he said the conscious, yet almost omnipotent ‘influ. ence of woman on. man, He referred feelingly to the early struggles of Presidint Harrison with peverty and adversity, and to th e struggle which resulted in nie anole reaching the high position which he now decupies, From this he passed to a general application-of his subject, dwelling upon the mighty influence, especially of the wives and mothers of America, to whom he paid a glowing and eloquent tribute. : He appealed to the women presdnt to endeav: r to make their own lives noble and helpfut, reminding them of the beautitul lives of Longfellow ; “+. ives of great mea all remind us, Wecan nake our lives sublime, And departing leave behind us Footprints on the sands of time.” One lady remarked at the close of the address : ‘‘I never knew befcre what a grand thing it is to be a woman.” Mr. Ford, who was present and somewhat indisposed, had not intended to speak but finally responded to a pressing request, and delivered a feeling aud eloquent tribute to the departed, His speech was full of eloquence and tender ness aud made a deep’ impression. All the candidates were present and the crowded hall proved that the peopl of Truckee appreciated the meeting. oe SE a PERSONAL MENTION. Social and-Othor Notos About People Ol end Young. Dr. Bowman left here yesterday fcr Chicayo to atteud a dental ecllege. Miss Frances Costello is home again after “tWo years’ residence in San Fran. cisco, Miss Nellie Hubbard has returned to her hoine bere after more than a fortColumbia Hill, Went to Maybert: The Democratic candidates went to Maybert to-day, but will hold no meeting, a3 the Demovratic State Ceutral Committee has recommeuded that all meetings throughout the state be sus. pended on Friday night, out of respect for Mrs, Harrison. God-send to MeGlashan of the Truckee Republican. He has made enough coin at this date to be able to get a bran-new l-. will be made ina new plug hat and black will soon be ditto, ~ee ee Getting Better. Come to Stay. Captain Kingman and Lieutenant Fletcher, of the Salvation Army, have returned from San Francisco, where they have been attending Major Kylis farewell meetings.’ They have been reappointed for Nevada City, and will be here all winter. —— gee Seeial Dance. Pythian Sisters of Grass Valley iiitend giving a social dance on the night of December 26th, at Van's Opera House. They havefengaged Green’s orchestra for music and theyexpect to have a good time. This4wvill be the second anniversary of this organization, How thankful this country should be . work of su) to endorse it. for ‘the clean and peaceful presidential es the intel families who do ot heer campaign we are now experiencing. Lye dog tee D.D., Nothing like it has ever been known in New York Gity. the history of popular elections. A spirit of decency and even of chivalry pervades the campaign. an Oa ee Fresh Frozen Oysters. Another lot of those large cans of frozen oysters just received at the Plaza Store of Shurtleff &.Son, They're only 65 cents cash per can, 028-tf Advertised Letters The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., Oct. 27, 1892: Benard, Steven Chism, 8S. T. Farewell, J. (2) Hasson, W. F. C. Myrtle, Miss Irine Navascone, Barney Ott, Walte Irengove, Edward Young, Mrs. E, If not called for in fifteen days the leters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp S. Catxins, P. M. —_—-+09 BOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. Gus Oxzalli, Graniteville C Ozalhis Geo. C. Garrett, San Francisco, W. ©. Horner, Scott’s Flat, T. C. Brock, Cole’s Mill, George Johnston, San Francisco, J. P. Dudley, Portland, Oregon, C, A. Frissell, Mich. Bluff, Miss Rush, San Francisco, R. P. Anson, Sacto, i. B. McDonald, Forest. City, D. Mayo, South Yuba River, A. C. Mason, Pleasant Ridge, J. J. Mason, fs #¢ liert McKay, San Francisco, T. Davis, Sierra Valley, A. Gorda, Ragtos. .. ages H. J. Darling, Sacramento, H. Thompson, 3: 8. F. Hattield, a f T. L. Fkord, Downieville, W. H. Mead, a4 Wa. L. Cole, Truckee, . B. F. Snell, ae . J. H. Cammet, San Francisco, J. L. Doyle, ae : H. A. Tanssig, “t F. MeMillaa, ss 3: N. Daugherty, ‘ = A. Ranch, “4 : A.3S. Nichols, Sierraville, Sam Peck, Blue Tent, O. D Campbell, .** F. M. Sehmicde, ¢ olfax, Miss M. Jubert, Ca uptonville, F. W. Bradley, Wardner, Idaho, O. Woehler, Spenceville, Alf. Tregidgo & w., Grass Valley, C. Seaman, $8 W. 5. Holuies, as John Kiuotwell, Bloomffeld, Tiwnber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Unrrép Spates LAnp Orricn, Sacramento, Cal. Oct. 11, 1892 OTICE is hereby given that in compli N\ ance with the provisiens of the act oi ‘Jougress of June 3, 1578, entitled ‘A, wt lor the sale of timber lands in th: ta oa of California, Oregon, Nevada anv Wa uington ‘Territery,” Jeremiah 5 tou iwin of You Het P. O., County ot Nuvida, State mf Calitornia, has, this clay dled in this office his sworn statement N. 1426, for the purchase of Lot 1, of NW 1-4, W 1-4 of N W 1-4and E 1-2 of NW 1-4 of Se: No. 28, in Township No. 16 North, Kang 10 Bast. aud will offer proot to show that the land sotight is more valu able for its timber or stone than for agri enliural purposes, and vo establish his claim to said land before the Register and Receiver of this office at Sacramento, Cal on Wednesday, the 28th day of liecemher, 1892. He names as witnesses: William K. Davis, Robert Richardson, W. F, Summer. He has not yet fully deter-. night’s visit at North Bloomfield and} King and T. F. Goding, all of You Bet P,O. Any and all persons claiining adre for Infants and Children. “ % is 60 well adapted to child ren that I recommend it uperi prescription known to me." en H. A. Arc M. D, 111 So. Oxford 8t., Reckion k Y. “The use of *Castoria ’ is unive and its merits so pknown that it ptr ’ Late Pastor BloomingdaleRef: ¢ Castoria cures Colic, Constipation, four 8S! ox mach, Diarrhoea, a Worms, gives sleep, = promotes Without injurious medication. “For several years I ha ve recommen? od rr Castoria,’ and sball always tinee o do 80 as it inv: » ‘ 5 a Eowt F. Panper, M. D., The Winthrop," 125th Street and 7th Ave, New York City, Tus Curran Compare, 1% Muaniy Sraser, New Your. LLL ALT IGES 7 EESTI SAN AE J. KE. CARR. i Schnol Books, Blank Books. dpktats indian Sian hats GOLD MINING COMPANY.-—Locas tionof principal place of businesa, Sap Francisco, California. Location of works, Nevada county, California, Notice is hereby given, that at a meetug of the Board of Directors, held on the {3th day of October, 1592, an’ Assessnent (So 6) of Five (6) conts per share, was levied upomw the Capital stock of the worporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secreary, at the’oflice of the @ompany,, No $20 Sanseme street, Room No. 10 San *rancisco, California, Any steckupon which this assess: rent shall remaim unpaid on the 17th ay of November, 1892, wili be delin juent, and advertised tur sale at public suction, and unless payment is made bewre, will be sold on Wendemlay, the wventh day of December, 1#02, to pay he delinquent assessment, together with osts of advertising and ale, By order of the Board of Directors. THEO. WETZEL, Secretary. Office, No. $20 Sansome street, RKoom Yo, 10, Sau Francisvo,.Cal fornia, a. WETAR, . Fashionable Boot and Shoe Maker, “ROAD ATKERT, TWO DOOR BKLOY > Pont Office, Nevada City, {NE BOOTY AND WOKS A SPRCLALT, HPAL ING DONK NHATLY OR. B.M. RUN'S, Physician, ) FIOK AT VINTON'S DRUE s1OKK, NEVADA CITY, W. D. LONG @Attorney and Counselor at Law. ~<a Coruer of Broad and Pine Sts., up stair NEVADA OITY versely the above-described lauds are requested to file their claims in thia offic on or before said 28th day of Decembee 18192. FRED SEARLS, . Board of ‘day of Sept, CARR BROS. —PROPRIETORS OF THE— Palace Drug, Book and Stationery Store Masouie Building, Cor. Pine and Commercial Streols, Nevada City, Agents fa: ihe San Francisco expenses of . . T. BR. CARR. J KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HANO A Co nyte Stulef ices, Fetect Wedicires, Oils, Varishs, Ets. Miscellaneous Books, Periodicals, Pictorials, Magazines Examiner. Finest Brands of Cigars in Nevada City DIN GULUD AND SILVER MINING Co., Nevada City, Cal.. Notice is hereby given that ata meeting of the Directors held on the 10th 18)2, an. assessment (No. 2) of two(2) cents per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation, . payable thursday, November $rd, 1892, to thé Secretary, at the store of K. Casper, Nevada City, Cal., in United States gold coin, Any stock upon which this assessinent’ shall remain. unpaid on Friday, November 4th, 1892, will le. delinguent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, will be sold on the 24th day of November, 1802, at the hour of 11 o'clock a, m. at the office of the Necretary of said corperation, to pay the delinquent asseasment, together with costs of advertising and expenses of sale, By order of the Board of Directors. .K. CASPER, Secretary Office at. K. Casper's store, on Pine st., Nevada City, Cal, Nevada Drug and Stationery Store . Odd Fellows Ruilding, Broad Street, NEVADA OITY, W. D. VINTON, ; : EXPS CONSTANTLY ON a complete stock of DRUGS AND MEDICINES, Prescriptions carefully compounded, Proprietor. HAND ° Also a complete stock of the BEST BRANDS OF BOOKS and STATIONERY —Including— Letter, Note, Legal, Cap, Foolscap, Bill, Journal and Tablet Papers, Papeteries, Envelopes, Inks, Pens, Pencils, Scrap Books, Inkstands, Mucilage, : Rulers, Playing Cards, Visiting Cards, Memorandum, Note, Receipt, Draft and Day Books, Ledgers, Journals, THOMAS FRASER, Registerr, outfit for this paper. “The next investment . tary, at the oflice of the Company The . Francisco, California, paper looks very pretty, and the editor The eleven year old son of Wm. H Pas-. sessment together with costs of advertiscoe, Democratic nominee for Sheriff, has }ing, aud expenses of sale. been dangerously ill from scarlet fevcr .and diptheria, but his physician now reKd. F, Taylor, Atty. pre . 5 eRe Sere lerratesiontinnintinnbatioapietilrsnits ASSESSMENT NOTICE, * \CK RABBIT MILL AND MINING COMPANY.—Location of principal lace of business, Sau Francisco, California., Location of works, Nevada county, ¢ ‘alifornia. Notice is hereby given, that at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on the 17th day of September 1892, an Assessment (No 1) of Five (5) ceuts per share, was levied upon the capital stock of the coporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin, to the Secre, No, 320 Sansome street, Room No, 10, San Any stock upon which this Assessment shall remain unpaid on tie 19th Cay of October, 1892, will be delinquent, and advertised for sale at public auction, and unless payment is made before, wi.) be sold on Tues‘ay, the by day of November, 1892, to pay the delinquent As~” By order of the Board of Directors, THEO. 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