October 4, 1893 (4 pages)

> Vw ee ‘Same! @HE GRANSGRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun-. . days and Legal Holidays. Established ee 6, 1860. Tsrms—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca Noricrs—10 cents per line for first. insertion and 5 cents per line for each — insertion, or $1 per line per mont! WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT, 4. '93. GOOD ADVICE Given fo Merchants, Real Estato Owners and Others. San Francisco Report: The Report would ‘eall the attention of the merchants, real estate owners, and business people in general f San Francisco, to the fact that on Monday, October 9th, some 500 delegates to the annual convention of the California Miners’ Association will be in San Francisco. They will come from nearly all the mining districts in Nevada, Placer, Sierra; Yuba, El Dorado, Plumas, Amador, Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Mariposa, San Bernardino, _Fresno and other counties where quartz and placer mining are leading industries. They are representative men of California in the highest sense of the _word, The Report hopes that the citizens ef San Francisco realize what these men have done and are doing for the State and the world at large. Not a month has passed for many years that they have not sent at least $1,000,000 in gold directly into San Francisco, as is shown by thé records of the U. 8. Mint and of the lecal refinery. Time and again they have averted a business panic with their steady stream-of gold. An East. era man-of prominence, who lately arrived here, said the other day: ‘‘Your gold mines in California saved you from the financial distress which fell upon the rest of the country. The world has found out that’ there ean be no panic in California so long—as its gold mines continue productive.” These representative men from the mining counties ‘sustain our cities. give steadily increasing employment to. labor,. encourage all industries and otherwise assist in the rapid development of the resources of the. State. They are coming here to take action “apo mensiresfor farther reviving the gold. mining industry, which means more precperity for California. * The ‘Report therefore asks what preparations are the merchants, bankers, real estate owners and business men in general of this city, making toward a due recognition of the visit of these representative miners and suitably entertaining them? Bucklen’s Arnica Thee. best Belvo im ‘the world for Oats, . day night. . audience.—Seattle, Washington, Post-In. from the Nevada City mine is sacked up LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest fo the Readers o° the Daily Transcript. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company has donated $250 to the Midwinter Fair. Local weather prognosticators have quit making predictions regarding the weather. Dr. J. A. Black won the harness at the club drawing held by James Cairns SaturBroad street, in. frent of the National Hotel, is to be macadamized right away. . Work was begun this morning. Lew Johnson’s minstrels were greeted with a full house and a more than pleased telligencer. Oct. 5th. The rich sulphuret ore now being taken They appear at the Theater, and shipped to the Selby Smelting Works. It pays big. No trace has been found of the confidence men who eperated in this city and Grass Valley on Saturday evening. They are probably headed for the World’s Fair. At the meeting of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, tonight, the subject of the revision of the constitution and by-laws will come up for consideration. Every member should be present. W. 8. Robinson and Louis V. Dorsey, of Grass Valley, leave tomorrow for the Werld’s Fair. They intend stopping at Salt. Lake City and Denver, and will return by the Northern Pacific, visiting Yellowstene Park on the way. It was Mrs. Henry Beckman who made the -complaint against Hamilton McCormick for indecent assault upon her. JThe report that Ed. Baldwin made the complaint was a mistake. Catpenters and contractors have had a good season this summer, and so have the lumber men. The former will have plenty of work well up into the winter, ‘or until stormy weather puts an end to this class of outdoor work, then there will be considerable work inside that they can do. aS ieee THERE can be no health for either mind or bedy so long as the blood is vitiated. Oleanse the vital current from all impurities by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This medicine recruits ‘tthe. wasted energies, strengthens the nerves, and restores health to the debilitated system. Will Have New Uniferms, Light Guard, are te be provided with new uniforms. A short time ago the company fantry regiment, and this necessitated a change of stripes and trimmings on their uniforms from red te white. This was dene, but as the clethes are somewhat wern and soiled it has been decided to prvcure new.rigs. A gentleman is here from below now te take the measures of the soldier boys. ~ was changed from the artillery te the in-. AMOUNTS PalD Into the Connty Treasury for the Month of September. The following amounts were paid inte the county treasury from various scurces during the month of September : Cal. R. Clarke, school poll taxes, $88.40 ; road poll taxes, $96.90. C. E. Ashburn, sale of furniture, $6. P. H. Paynter, Justice fines, $36.40. Henry Davis, Justice fines, $20.60, C. E. Mulloy, Justice fines, $287.20, T. H. Carr, Justice fines, $8.50. Harriet Carr, redemption of tax certificate No 150, $13.05. W. J, Rogers, money refunded Grass Valley scheol district, $3. Dr. R. M. Hunt, maintenance of Mrs. Hanley in County Hospital, $24. John Webber, rent of store, $25. D. F. Douglass, Sherift’s fees, $107 ; Justice fines, $28. B. F. Snell, licenses, $390 ; Treasurer's three per cent: cemmission on warrants paid, $26.37. C, R. Clarke, road poll taxes, $219.30; school poll taxes, $304.30. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $245.65. J.J, Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses $22.50; law library tax, $12; Clerk’s fees, $210.80. -_——t Oe Tux formula of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is well known to the medical profession, and universally approved. The reputation of the firm guarantee excellence and uniformity in the medicine, andthe world’s experience for nearly half a century has ei demonstrated its value. BowEts irregular and constipation, result in piles, aveid it by faking Simmens Liver Regulator. GOLD MINING aban Restoration of Hydraulic Mining of Vat tw. : portance. The Real Estate Circular, published by Thomas Magee, concludes an ably written and interesting article on the revival of gold mining in California, as follows: ““With the restoration of the gold methods and the same prudence and intelligent* dis— played in other kinds of business, gold mining is destined to become one of the most important interests of the State. San Francisco once did an immense business with the mines. ‘The city was the great distributing point for the State. The mines were of immense value to this city, for a mining town with a populatton of a thousand inhabitants will buy as-much as.double this number “of agriculturists. The miner produces nothing but gold and with this he is always:ready to pay for his goods. That the revival of gold mining will be of great benefit to this city is beyond a question. It gives work to the unemployed, it swells the product of gold and increases the trade with Sen. Francisco. : : ‘Another imporant stimulant to gold mining is the passage of the Hydrualic Mining bill, by which hydraulic mines may be operated under certain rules. Since hydraulic mining was suspended there has been a loss of $95,000,000 to this State. The annua; product ef gold in California is from $10,lic mines were in operation the annual eutput was from $18,000,000 to $20,000,000. The total gold product of the United St: ates for the last 100 years was $1,969,692,976. In 43 years up to date Califernia produced $1,200,000,000. Such startling fignres show the importance of the guld mining industry in this State.” ~~ Absolutely Pure. A” cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. _ Royal Baking Powder Co, ~~ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salf Rheum, Fevér Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:1 money refunded. Price 25 centa per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, a. “Got the Best of the Bargain. A good story comes from Bowman Dam, This summer the managers of that artificial lake have levied tribute upon all’ persons who fished there. A party from the valleys, inclaudiag in their number a minister of the gospel, camped at the dam and were having splendid fishing when a guardian of the big pond waited. upon them and demanded pay for the piscatorial privilege. The campers were going to stop only a few days, and so it was agreed that an assessment of $5 would be about right, With some reluctance the money was paid. Then those pecple from the valley, every mother’s son of “them, headed by the preacher, got in and fished fer all they were worth. The break of day saw some of them at the water’s edge luring the beauteous trout from out the crystal depths, and when the twinkling stars of early evening shone forth the persistent anglers were stillat it. They caught fish from—sundown till breakfast, and salted them down, and the stery goes that after a five days’ cruise they started for home with three or four hundred pounds of fine trout. Rather cheap fish, that, a oe Bunker Hill Mines. Telegraph: A force of 20 men is at work breaking about ten tons of ore per day at the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines, and 15 men are to be added. These men working-under contract, ‘‘by which method,” said F. W. Bradley, Superintendent of the mine, in an intertiew with a local paper; ‘they are making satisfactory wages, and ’ at the same time getting out ore cheaper than the company can.” It is only highgrade ore being mined, however. The cempany still offers to pay miners $3 per day and tramme?s and surfacemen $2.50, but these wages have not yet been accepted. The railroads have made reductions in freight rates on ore shipped out of the Coeur d’ Alene, but smelting charges have been increased. DFPRICE'S oonene MOST PERFECT MADE. cilt.ll the great great Hotels, the leading its ee: A gemini ata # Years the Standard. 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. Change of Messengers. Harry Potter, who has been acting as Wells, Fargo & Co,’s messenger on the Narrow Gauge Railroad for some time past, left today for Ukiah, to serve as messenger on a run out of that place. Frank Hitchens has returned and taken his former place as messenger from this city. Frank has lately been employed in the express office at Chico. ++ 090Goodwin Spoken Of, Hon. J. H. Neff, President of the California Miners’ Asgociation, declines to be a candidate for re-election. Our friend Jerry Goodwin of You Bet is mentioned as a fit person for the position. Jerry would fill the office in a most creditable manner. He is a practical miner of long experience and thoroughly understands the mining situation. If his native modesty will permit him to become a candidate, we believe he would receive the office and that his selection would give genéral satisfaction. Sen SONS a Stmmons Liver Reavusator never fails to relieve the worst attacks of indigestion, The New Band. The new brass band recently erganized . in this city is holding regular practice meetings and will soon be prepared to make their appearance in public. Most of the members are musicians of considerable experience, and seme of them are equal te many professionals. When the players get well in practice together we expect to hear some fine band music, or +o Official Visit. Last evening Grand Foreman W. W. Ward, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, -paid an official visit to the lodge in this city. After the meeting the members adjeurned to the New York Hotel, where a nice banquet was served and a pleasant time enjoyed. Hires’ Root Beer. Monday morning Warren, the 16-year. }@ld son: of E. B. Odell, who lives on the George Lord place about 14 miles south of Grass Valley, was out hunting and while standing upon a rock he rested the muzzle of his shotgua upon the rock between *his bare feet. By some means the weapon was discharged, the shot striking the reck and glancing struck the young Odell in the right foot, badly lacerating that member, says the} Telegraph. Bek No doctor's bill presented to the families 106 Wall St., N. Y, % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER Co., 3 87 Goat Fuh Ano., How York, WV. a Gréec.t to Show Cause, N the Superior Court ia and for the County of Nevada, State of Calisornia. nthe aoe Of the Estate « f WILLIAM WOLF, foowte Wot, the {Guniatantclx of the estate ol AViltiews Wolf, deceased having filed her petition herein duly verified, Praying fo for an order of sale of the real est for the purposes therein set forth : it is therefore ordered by said Court that all persons interested in the eatate of said deceasod appeer before the said Superior Court on onday,the 30th day of October, 1893. at ten oO veloc ‘A. M, of said day, ‘at the Court Room of said Superior Court. at the Court House in = vada Uity, Cal., to show cause w ty . an order should not be made authorizing and directing the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate ofthe said deceased, at public auction, as shall be a Reessary ; peek & copy of this order be published a least four successive weeks in the Nevada Dai. uy Sronecrive, a newsBieer printed and published in said Nevada county of Nevada, JOHN CALD WEL, ape Superior Dated a Somewhat 30, 1898. Fred Searls, Attorney. For Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness, Good as new. Enquire at ™ te: Transcript Office. Assessment Notice. DIN GOLD AND SILVER bt alg COMthe stock o nae Movetabes 7, 1898, to th 2! MARRIED. At Lake City, Oct. 3, 1893, by Rev. J: T. Murrish,; Lauren Woodruff’ of Columbia 000,000 to $13,000,000. When the hydrau. ” = 2 3 : : : THEY HAVE ARRIVED = tis eenneraed Us. The ie Nevada Transcript, which nearly every day Sajetate some article or item from these columns abeut Nevada county mines (and gives preper credit, too), should affairs in that county.—S Report, a great deal to help the cause of hydraulic mining and is entitled to due. credit there— for, The Transcrirr has copied many of the articles and the same werd sound in every particular. What we had reference to was items relating to the quartz mines of our ccunty, and these the Report seems to overlook. The: publication of these items in a paper like the Report would result in much benefit to the quartz mining industry and prove interesting reading to many of its readers, ( ~ +e \ Unrattine in effects, always reliable, pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver Reg.lator, “Mr. Simeon “staples “li Hada Running Sore On my aukle five years, the doctors prohouncing it saltrheum. It continued to inerease ip size, until I commenced taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and using Hood’s Olive Hood’s Cures Ointment. In two years I was completely cured and have had no trouble with it since.” GIMEON STAPLES, Kast ‘Taunton, Mass, Hood’s Pills cure liver itis, billousness, Hill to Miss Minnie Williams of Lake City. sick headache, and constipation. 250. You Can See in a Flash Or rather taste ina jiffy that FOLEY’S CANDIES really have no equal in the whole range .of . confectioneries,In -wholesomeness, purity of composition, and genuine deliciousness, they leave all other Candies so ‘far in the rear that competition is is out of the question. It is also out of the question. that you should buy any other Candies when Foley’s are just as easily obtainable, E"Oxrs EW °ss Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. Commercial Street, Nevada City. PROGRESS LEADING CLOTHIER, who use Simusous Liver Regulator, FALL OF 1893. . Am Turning Over a New Leaf IN YOUR INTEREST! A Larger Stock, a Better Assortment, Later Styles, Newer Novelties, Choicer Grades, Finer Qualities, Lower Prices, Trure Bargains, continually striving to still further promote The Interests of my patrons, I now offer the opportunity of the Season in Better Values and Closer Figures Than Ever Before. A Store Full of Low Price Fall and Winter Goods. . COME! IN And we will make you a Bed Rock Price on ANY ARTICLE in our Bright, New and Stylish -Line of ———— ‘Men's and Bay's Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, bs RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. >» YADA CITY, CAL, cannot ob eaiderelabsa why the . say that this paper is Se go. mining . We will admit that the Report has done. ~ Our Fall stock has arrived and all unpacked. IT CONSISTS OF ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE LINKS OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boo's, Shoes, Et, EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. nes We will tell you what we have in case you want anything in our line. : We Have Men's Suits for $7—good value for $10. We Have Men's Suits that can’t be bought elsewhere for less than $12 50. We Have Men's Suits for $10 that can’t be duplicated anywhere for a cent less than B15. And so on throughout out whole stock. We have a handsome line of _ MEN'S, BOY'S AND CHILDREN’S OVERAOATS That we challenge any retail store in the State to sell any cheaper than we can, We never exaggerate. We will do just as we say. We have a stock of UNDERWEAR that is grand—a larger and better assortment . than was ever before brought to this oilty. Come and see for ee whether you wish to purchase or not. showing our goods. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ~The One Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Calif. tai jake pleasure in DSF FALL AND WINTERaom MILLINERY! Of Every Kind. Arriving all. MISS POWER Has arrived and will have charge of our lata Department.as_ heretofore. ¥ A O-—: ) You TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE De Le nn ne ™T TROUSER ss Ri 0 ii teileiiiinitsiitaiitteneaanal THIS WEEK. THEY ARE STILL ON SALE VERY CHEAP ES. EA. MILL. ER, T e Old Reliable. THE : WOODPECKER. An Honest Havana’ Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST Manufactured_by William Giffim, (NATIVE SON GP MARYLAND, ) ; NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,

> Vw ee ‘Same! @HE GRANSGRIPT. Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sun-. . days and Legal Holidays. Established ee 6, 1860. Tsrms—l5 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month: $6 a Year wHEN PAID IN ADVANCE. Loca Noricrs—10 cents per line for first. insertion and 5 cents per line for each — insertion, or $1 per line per mont! WEDNESDAY EVENING. OCT, 4. '93. GOOD ADVICE Given fo Merchants, Real Estato Owners and Others. San Francisco Report: The Report would ‘eall the attention of the merchants, real estate owners, and business people in general f San Francisco, to the fact that on Monday, October 9th, some 500 delegates to the annual convention of the California Miners’ Association will be in San Francisco. They will come from nearly all the mining districts in Nevada, Placer, Sierra; Yuba, El Dorado, Plumas, Amador, Siskiyou, Trinity, Shasta, Calaveras, Tuolumne, Mariposa, San Bernardino, _Fresno and other counties where quartz and placer mining are leading industries. They are representative men of California in the highest sense of the _word, The Report hopes that the citizens ef San Francisco realize what these men have done and are doing for the State and the world at large. Not a month has passed for many years that they have not sent at least $1,000,000 in gold directly into San Francisco, as is shown by thé records of the U. 8. Mint and of the lecal refinery. Time and again they have averted a business panic with their steady stream-of gold. An East. era man-of prominence, who lately arrived here, said the other day: ‘‘Your gold mines in California saved you from the financial distress which fell upon the rest of the country. The world has found out that’ there ean be no panic in California so long—as its gold mines continue productive.” These representative men from the mining counties ‘sustain our cities. give steadily increasing employment to. labor,.. encourage all industries and otherwise assist in the rapid development of the resources of the. State. They are coming here to take action “apo mensiresfor farther reviving the gold. mining industry, which means more precperity for California. * The ‘Report therefore asks what preparations are the merchants, bankers, real estate owners and business men in general of this city, making toward a due recognition of the visit of these representative miners and suitably entertaining them? Bucklen’s Arnica Thee. best Belvo im ‘the world for Oats, . day night. . audience.—Seattle, Washington, Post-In. from the Nevada City mine is sacked up LOCAL ITEMS. Of General Interest fo the Readers o° the Daily Transcript. The Narrow Gauge Railroad Company has donated $250 to the Midwinter Fair. Local weather prognosticators have quit making predictions regarding the weather. Dr. J. A. Black won the harness at the club drawing held by James Cairns SaturBroad street, in. frent of the National Hotel, is to be macadamized right away. . Work was begun this morning. Lew Johnson’s minstrels were greeted with a full house and a more than pleased telligencer. Oct. 5th. The rich sulphuret ore now being taken They appear at the Theater, and shipped to the Selby Smelting Works. It pays big. No trace has been found of the confidence men who eperated in this city and Grass Valley on Saturday evening. They are probably headed for the World’s Fair. At the meeting of Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, tonight, the subject of the revision of the constitution and by-laws will come up for consideration. Every member should be present. W. 8. Robinson and Louis V. Dorsey, of Grass Valley, leave tomorrow for the Werld’s Fair. They intend stopping at Salt. Lake City and Denver, and will return by the Northern Pacific, visiting Yellowstene Park on the way. It was Mrs. Henry Beckman who made the -complaint against Hamilton McCormick for indecent assault upon her. JThe report that Ed. Baldwin made the complaint was a mistake. Catpenters and contractors have had a good season this summer, and so have the lumber men. The former will have plenty of work well up into the winter, ‘or until stormy weather puts an end to this class of outdoor work, then there will be considerable work inside that they can do. aS ieee THERE can be no health for either mind or bedy so long as the blood is vitiated. Oleanse the vital current from all impurities by the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. This medicine recruits ‘tthe. wasted energies, strengthens the nerves, and restores health to the debilitated system. Will Have New Uniferms, Light Guard, are te be provided with new uniforms. A short time ago the company fantry regiment, and this necessitated a change of stripes and trimmings on their uniforms from red te white. This was dene, but as the clethes are somewhat wern and soiled it has been decided to prvcure new.rigs. A gentleman is here from below now te take the measures of the soldier boys. ~ was changed from the artillery te the in-. AMOUNTS PalD Into the Connty Treasury for the Month of September. The following amounts were paid inte the county treasury from various scurces during the month of September : Cal. R. Clarke, school poll taxes, $88.40 ; road poll taxes, $96.90. C. E. Ashburn, sale of furniture, $6. P. H. Paynter, Justice fines, $36.40. Henry Davis, Justice fines, $20.60, C. E. Mulloy, Justice fines, $287.20, T. H. Carr, Justice fines, $8.50. Harriet Carr, redemption of tax certificate No 150, $13.05. W. J, Rogers, money refunded Grass Valley scheol district, $3. Dr. R. M. Hunt, maintenance of Mrs. Hanley in County Hospital, $24. John Webber, rent of store, $25. D. F. Douglass, Sherift’s fees, $107 ; Justice fines, $28. B. F. Snell, licenses, $390 ; Treasurer's three per cent: cemmission on warrants paid, $26.37. C, R. Clarke, road poll taxes, $219.30; school poll taxes, $304.30. John Werry, Recorder’s fees, $245.65. J.J, Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenses $22.50; law library tax, $12; Clerk’s fees, $210.80. -_——t Oe Tux formula of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is well known to the medical profession, and universally approved. The reputation of the firm guarantee excellence and uniformity in the medicine, andthe world’s experience for nearly half a century has ei demonstrated its value. BowEts irregular and constipation, result in piles, aveid it by faking Simmens Liver Regulator. GOLD MINING aban Restoration of Hydraulic Mining of Vat tw. : portance. The Real Estate Circular, published by Thomas Magee, concludes an ably written and interesting article on the revival of gold mining in California, as follows: ““With the restoration of the gold methods and the same prudence and intelligent* dis— played in other kinds of business, gold mining is destined to become one of the most important interests of the State. San Francisco once did an immense business with the mines. ‘The city was the great distributing point for the State. The mines were of immense value to this city, for a mining town with a populatton of a thousand inhabitants will buy as-much as.double this number “of agriculturists. The miner produces nothing but gold and with this he is always:ready to pay for his goods. That the revival of gold mining will be of great benefit to this city is beyond a question. It gives work to the unemployed, it swells the product of gold and increases the trade with Sen. Francisco. : : ‘Another imporant stimulant to gold mining is the passage of the Hydrualic Mining bill, by which hydraulic mines may be operated under certain rules. Since hydraulic mining was suspended there has been a loss of $95,000,000 to this State. The annua; product ef gold in California is from $10,lic mines were in operation the annual eutput was from $18,000,000 to $20,000,000. The total gold product of the United St: ates for the last 100 years was $1,969,692,976. In 43 years up to date Califernia produced $1,200,000,000. Such startling fignres show the importance of the guld mining industry in this State.” ~~ Absolutely Pure. A” cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. _ Royal Baking Powder Co, ~~ Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salf Rheum, Fevér Sores, Totter, Chapped Hands, Chilblai s, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and posit vely cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o:1 money refunded. Price 25 centa per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, a. “Got the Best of the Bargain. A good story comes from Bowman Dam, This summer the managers of that artificial lake have levied tribute upon all’ persons who fished there. A party from the valleys, inclaudiag in their number a minister of the gospel, camped at the dam and were having splendid fishing when a guardian of the big pond waited. upon them and demanded pay for the piscatorial privilege. The campers were going to stop only a few days, and so it was agreed that an assessment of $5 would be about right, With some reluctance the money was paid. Then those pecple from the valley, every mother’s son of “them, headed by the preacher, got in and fished fer all they were worth. The break of day saw some of them at the water’s edge luring the beauteous trout from out the crystal depths, and when the twinkling stars of early evening shone forth the persistent anglers were stillat it. They caught fish from—sundown till breakfast, and salted them down, and the stery goes that after a five days’ cruise they started for home with three or four hundred pounds of fine trout. Rather cheap fish, that, a oe Bunker Hill Mines. Telegraph: A force of 20 men is at work breaking about ten tons of ore per day at the Bunker Hill and Sullivan mines, and 15 men are to be added. These men working-under contract, ‘‘by which method,” said F. W. Bradley, Superintendent of the

mine, in an intertiew with a local paper; ‘they are making satisfactory wages, and ’ at the same time getting out ore cheaper than the company can.” It is only highgrade ore being mined, however. The cempany still offers to pay miners $3 per day and tramme?s and surfacemen $2.50, but these wages have not yet been accepted. The railroads have made reductions in freight rates on ore shipped out of the Coeur d’ Alene, but smelting charges have been increased. DFPRICE'S oonene MOST PERFECT MADE. cilt.ll the great great Hotels, the leading its ee: A gemini ata # Years the Standard. 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. Change of Messengers. Harry Potter, who has been acting as Wells, Fargo & Co,’s messenger on the Narrow Gauge Railroad for some time past, left today for Ukiah, to serve as messenger on a run out of that place. Frank Hitchens has returned and taken his former place as messenger from this city. Frank has lately been employed in the express office at Chico. ++ 090Goodwin Spoken Of, Hon. J. H. Neff, President of the California Miners’ Asgociation, declines to be a candidate for re-election. Our friend Jerry Goodwin of You Bet is mentioned as a fit person for the position. Jerry would fill the office in a most creditable manner. He is a practical miner of long experience and thoroughly understands the mining situation. If his native modesty will permit him to become a candidate, we believe he would receive the office and that his selection would give genéral satisfaction. Sen SONS a Stmmons Liver Reavusator never fails to relieve the worst attacks of indigestion, The New Band. The new brass band recently erganized . in this city is holding regular practice meetings and will soon be prepared to make their appearance in public. Most of the members are musicians of considerable experience, and seme of them are equal te many professionals. When the players get well in practice together we expect to hear some fine band music, or +o Official Visit. Last evening Grand Foreman W. W. Ward, of the Ancient Order of United Workmen, -paid an official visit to the lodge in this city. After the meeting the members adjeurned to the New York Hotel, where a nice banquet was served and a pleasant time enjoyed. Hires’ Root Beer. Monday morning Warren, the 16-year. }@ld son: of E. B. Odell, who lives on the George Lord place about 14 miles south of Grass Valley, was out hunting and while standing upon a rock he rested the muzzle of his shotgua upon the rock between *his bare feet. By some means the weapon was discharged, the shot striking the reck and glancing struck the young Odell in the right foot, badly lacerating that member, says the} Telegraph. Bek No doctor's bill presented to the families 106 Wall St., N. Y, % THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER Co., 3 87 Goat Fuh Ano., How York, WV. a Gréec.t to Show Cause, N the Superior Court ia and for the County of Nevada, State of Calisornia. nthe aoe Of the Estate « f WILLIAM WOLF, foowte Wot, the {Guniatantclx of the estate ol AViltiews Wolf, deceased having filed her petition herein duly verified, Praying fo for an order of sale of the real est for the purposes therein set forth : it is therefore ordered by said Court that all persons interested in the eatate of said deceasod appeer before the said Superior Court on onday,the 30th day of October, 1893. at ten oO veloc ‘A. M, of said day, ‘at the Court Room of said Superior Court. at the Court House in = vada Uity, Cal., to show cause w ty . an order should not be made authorizing and directing the said administratrix to sell so much of the real estate ofthe said deceased, at public auction, as shall be a Reessary ; peek & copy of this order be published a least four successive weeks in the Nevada Dai. uy Sronecrive, a newsBieer printed and published in said Nevada county of Nevada, JOHN CALD WEL, ape Superior Dated a Somewhat 30, 1898. Fred Searls, Attorney. For Sale Cheap. A Dump Cart and Harness, Good as new. Enquire at ™ te: Transcript Office. Assessment Notice. DIN GOLD AND SILVER bt alg COMthe stock o nae Movetabes 7, 1898, to th 2! MARRIED. At Lake City, Oct. 3, 1893, by Rev. J: T. Murrish,; Lauren Woodruff’ of Columbia 000,000 to $13,000,000. When the hydrau. ” = 2 3 : : : THEY HAVE ARRIVED = tis eenneraed Us. The ie Nevada Transcript, which nearly every day Sajetate some article or item from these columns abeut Nevada county mines (and gives preper credit, too), should affairs in that county.—S Report, a great deal to help the cause of hydraulic mining and is entitled to due. credit there— for, The Transcrirr has copied many of the articles and the same werd sound in every particular. What we had reference to was items relating to the quartz mines of our ccunty, and these the Report seems to overlook. The: publication of these items in a paper like the Report would result in much benefit to the quartz mining industry and prove interesting reading to many of its readers, ( ~ +e \ Unrattine in effects, always reliable, pure and harmless, is Simmons Liver Reg.lator, “Mr. Simeon “staples “li Hada Running Sore On my aukle five years, the doctors prohouncing it saltrheum. It continued to inerease ip size, until I commenced taking Hood’s Sarsaparilla, and using Hood’s Olive Hood’s Cures Ointment. In two years I was completely cured and have had no trouble with it since.” GIMEON STAPLES, Kast ‘Taunton, Mass, Hood’s Pills cure liver itis, billousness, Hill to Miss Minnie Williams of Lake City. sick headache, and constipation. 250. You Can See in a Flash Or rather taste ina jiffy that FOLEY’S CANDIES really have no equal in the whole range .of . confectioneries,In -wholesomeness, purity of composition, and genuine deliciousness, they leave all other Candies so ‘far in the rear that competition is is out of the question. It is also out of the question. that you should buy any other Candies when Foley’s are just as easily obtainable, E"Oxrs EW °ss Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. Commercial Street, Nevada City. PROGRESS LEADING CLOTHIER, who use Simusous Liver Regulator, FALL OF 1893. . Am Turning Over a New Leaf IN YOUR INTEREST! A Larger Stock, a Better Assortment, Later Styles, Newer Novelties, Choicer Grades, Finer Qualities, Lower Prices, Trure Bargains, continually striving to still further promote The Interests of my patrons, I now offer the opportunity of the Season in Better Values and Closer Figures Than Ever Before. A Store Full of Low Price Fall and Winter Goods. . COME! IN And we will make you a Bed Rock Price on ANY ARTICLE in our Bright, New and Stylish -Line of ———— ‘Men's and Bay's Clothing, Gent's Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, bs RUBBER GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS, ETC. >» YADA CITY, CAL, cannot ob eaiderelabsa why the . say that this paper is Se go. mining . We will admit that the Report has done. ~ Our Fall stock has arrived and all unpacked. IT CONSISTS OF ONE OF THE MOST COMPLETE LINKS OF Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats, Boo's, Shoes, Et, EVER BROUGHT TO NEVADA CITY. nes We will tell you what we have in case you want anything in our line. : We Have Men's Suits for $7—good value for $10. We Have Men's Suits that can’t be bought elsewhere for less than $12 50. We Have Men's Suits for $10 that can’t be duplicated anywhere for a cent less than B15. And so on throughout out whole stock. We have a handsome line of _ MEN'S, BOY'S AND CHILDREN’S OVERAOATS That we challenge any retail store in the State to sell any cheaper than we can, We never exaggerate. We will do just as we say. We have a stock of UNDERWEAR that is grand—a larger and better assortment . than was ever before brought to this oilty. Come and see for ee whether you wish to purchase or not. showing our goods. CARTER & JOHNSTON, ~The One Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City, Calif. tai jake pleasure in DSF FALL AND WINTERaom MILLINERY! Of Every Kind. Arriving all. MISS POWER Has arrived and will have charge of our lata Department.as_ heretofore. ¥ A O-—: ) You TAKE A LOOK AT THOSE De Le nn ne ™T TROUSER ss Ri 0 ii teileiiiinitsiitaiitteneaanal THIS WEEK. THEY ARE STILL ON SALE VERY CHEAP ES. EA. MILL. ER, T e Old Reliable. THE : WOODPECKER. An Honest Havana’ Cigar. Handmade Cuban Process. Good as Imported. BETTER THAN KEY WEST Manufactured_by William Giffim, (NATIVE SON GP MARYLAND, ) ; NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA,