September 10, 1891 (4 pages)

for Insed ut, mIce is * Sst— an ire ry: o—diven Bank, 2t Meee aa .s fa 3 2 ee ET SET Sle aaron ra ae TORS Hi THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevade Clty, Novade County, Calif. Published Eve “Birening Except Sun. days eng re Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. TeRms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6:a Year. ee COANE AER WEDNESDAY EV’G, SEPT. 10, 1891. LL ————_—_= PERSONAL MENTION. Bocial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Mrs. J. Naffaiger went to Oakland on last night’s train. W. H. Conley and J. F. Francisco are in town. Jonn O'Donnell of Gold Flat is seriously ill of typhoid fever. Richard Neville of French Corral, owner of the Democrat Hill mine, is in town. today. Mrs. L. Hippert and Mrs. Blakeslee were in town last night on their way from Graniteville to San Francisco. Rev. D. 8. Dykes and wife and Mrs. M., A. Meek were here last night on their way to Camptonville from San Francisco. A. H. Thompaon, chief of the Geological Survey, which has been working in this vicinity for some time, has been here for the last few days, €rass Valley Telegraph :—_E. J. Baldwin (Lucky) was in town Monday evening. Mr, Baldwin haz a daughter attending the convent at this place. ——-ae > To Appear Next Tuesday. Cox of San The following names have been drawn from the trial jury box of the Superior Court and from them will be selected the jury which will try the case of Walrath et al. vs. the Maryland Mining Co., set for Tuesday next: Grasa Valley township—John Trebilcock, James Coulton, Tos. Cloke, W. D. Woods, Jolin Hosking, C.F. Duval, R. Faucett, R. Connolly, W. J. Crase, John Ivey. Nevada township—J. H. Wentworth, D. D. Carter, John Evans, E. D. Bridges, J. B. Hitchcock. Washington township—John McBean, Wm. Boggs. 2 Little York township—Peter Lohman. Bridgeport township—J. W. Wood, Peter Graham. All the regular. jurors” who were on "Tuesday last excused till next Tuesday, are now further excused until the 22d instant. Se Sawyer’s Death. Justice smiled when she heard of the death of Lorenzo Sawyer. A judge with Sawyer’s record can well be spared from the bench. The people hope for a good man in his place. 1c would be hard to tind a worse,—Sacramento News. No tears wete shed in Nevada county when.the-neas_of his death came. It would have been a gédsend to tke mining portions of the State had he never lived. ee ee os A Beautifa! Bar. “A clean: -up of neasiy $4000 was made yesterday at the Harmony mine. Part of the gold came from new gravel and part of it from re-washing of tailings. The clean-up was but partial. Miss Harding’ 8 children’s ial meets at four o'clock Wednesdays and three o’clock Saturdays. The class for adults meets Wednesday evenings at 7:30. 1t eee Wanted. :Good miners to go to Wardaer, Idaho. Wages $3.50 per day. 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Compare them with others and learn their great The Hume Benefit Life Assoeiation Has Paid Nearly @ Million Dollars in Lossea gu the Pacific Coast, some of . that the otherwise beautiful girl should THE WORLD’s WOMEN. Their Building at tle Columbian ExPpesition., “Looking northwest from the Administration Building, the visitor to the site of the World’s Fair to be held in Chicago in 1893 sees the Woman’s Building, already . , 80 far advanced that it looms up imposingly against the dark background of park trees, The design for the structure was made . by Miss Sophia G. Hayden of Boston, who won the $1000 prize which had been . design. offered; by. the lady managers for the best . trace of the building. This is treated The building will have one of} with a ‘triple open archway and the atory Site the most conspicuous and beat sites on the grounds. The structuré will measure 500x400 feet, and cost $200,000. It is in Italian renaissance style with end and center pavilions. The’ corher and center pavilions are connected in the first story by an open arcade, surmounted by classic vases, There are double pilas: ters ou the corner of the pavilions. . The first story is doric and the second story Tonic. ‘The second story curtains . are recessed with windows opening on the . baleony of the firat story arcade. The center pavillion contains the main enabove with a row of free standing Corinthian columns. The whole of the center is finished with an enriched pediment. The iain cornice has an elaborate decorated frieze running the entire length of the building. The whole is covered with a low Italian roof. The center building has a raised skylight finished with enriched pediments at the north and south ends. In this building the women will have an éXhibit of everything which will illustrate specially the work. of their sex in the various industries. They will have a model kitchen aiid cooking school, and also various reception and other rooms. bax MARYSVILLE CELEBRATION: It Was an’ Unqualified Success in Every Respect. The Native Sons who-left here Tuesday for Marysville“to participate in the Admission. Day ‘celebration are gradually getting home again. The first load got in at about seven o'clock this morning, and others have been arriving since then. The Hydraulickers say they never beWOMAN'S BUILDING AT. THE WORLD'S FATR. “A TURKISH BATH,” Next Monday Eveninz’s Attraction at . 2 the Theatre, Next Monday evening the farce-comedy ; of “‘A-Turkish Bath” will be produced at the Theatre in this city by an eastern company which will appear a few days later at the Bush Street Theater‘ in San Francisco. The Cheyenne Sun says of the performance : fore in their lives had such a good time. The celebration was an unqualuied suecesa, and the Marysville people displayed adegree of hospitality that was never surpassed; by~-any—people.-_It—-seemed—as though they could not do enough for the visitors, and especially for the menibers of Hydraulic Parlor. The proceasion was a handsome one, the following being the order of it: FIRST DIVISION. . This division formed on D street, between Secoad and Tiird, right: oa Secoad street: 1 Woodland Band. -2. Marysville Parlor No.6, 8 Chico Parlor -No-2h. 4 Woodland Parlor No. 30. 5 Wheatland Parlor No. 40. 6 Gridley Parlor No. 54. 7 Yuba imarbacile) Parlor-No. 56. 8-—-Seat-of-state: 9 Hydraulic (Nevada. City) ‘Parlor, No. 56, 10 Quartz (Grass Valley) Parlor No. ; 58. 11 Silver Star (Lincoln) Parlor No. 63, ~J2" Colusa Parlor No, 69> cies 1: Sutter (Yuba City) Parlor No, 70. . 14. Pioneers, 15 Officers of the Day. . 16 Common Counel. 17 Miners’ Float. {—& Aidea—O’Brien and Rideout. SECOND DIVISION, This division forméd on Third praon between D and E street in the following order : ~TNevada City” Basi.” cpa 2 Foresters—Knights of. Strerwood Forest. ee 3 Foresters Grand Officers. 4 Foresters Court Pride. 5 Foresters Float. 6 G.A.R. 7 Old Glory. 8 Horticultural Float. Aides—Stone and Harney. THIRD DIVISION. This division formed on D street below Second, also on Secoad street west of D street as follows : Marysville Band. Fire Department. Indians, Trades Display. Farmer Float. 6 Harvesters. Aides—Swain, Stabler and Davis. In the afternoon the principal novelty was the fight between theemigrant train and the Indians, and in the evening there waa an illuminated biey cle parade and a ball. lt was the biggest demonstration of the kind ever witnessed in Marysville. During the atternoon Nurseryan Bogue took the Hydraulickers out riding in a carryall, and the Sheriff of Yuba county likewise entertained Mouutaiu Division Band, aeracnhs = eee Items From Kelief Hill, Eprror’ Transcript—lIt is quiet here, yet things are in a fairly prosperous condition. One of the mines has discharged its white men and putin their place a gang of mongolians, The mine owners’ plea is that the mine will not pay with white labor. At the Pole Cat mine on the Yuba river the company have been driving a tunnel thiough very hard reck. They are under some very rich ground and great hopes are entertained for a big bonanza. A party of Relief Hill people have just returned from. a camping trip in the mountains, They brought with them an abundance of fish and game, and also accounts of a very happy time; They were accompanied by two gentlemen from San Francisco. There is nochurch here at present, the minister, Rev. McNeill, having left to atConference. Hopes are entertained that Mr. MeNéeill will be returned to his old place, where he will find every one glad to welcome hiin back. fn Whata an Pity have-such bad teeth. And all because she did not use SOZODONT, It coats so little to buy it considering the does, and its benefits stretch out into her _uture life. Poor girl ! eres . rank Murphy wastnmenseas the po“A ‘Turkish Bath” was given at the opera house last night to an audience of good size. It is a rattling fine farce comedy. As Manager McCoy says on the bills; “twill make—you—forget—your debts.’’ The fun is fresh-and clean, the action snappy and enterthining. by-play and witty dialogue lead up to many a hilarious situation, outburst of pleasing vocalism or clever specialsy feature. Talented Marie Heath, the dainty and! fetching little star soubrette, the’ new. queen risen fron the rauks by sheer force of her nasural abilicy, aug.aented by conscientious and intelligeat study, comShe wai! especially happy ia the too brief acsing scene in the second act and in her notable sougs at the close of the play, when she was repeatedly: encured. This bultiant woman is fitted for a place beside Minnie Palmer, Mitchell and Lotta and should havea trial at pure co.n. edy. In depicting the character of a. hoidenish slip of a girl, she can not be equalled for true delimestion, artistic tuuch and wiasomeness. pletely eathralled her aadiénce. liceman, Irish, of course, and the other parts were in capable hands. ‘The company is as strong and good in voices as any_evér sen here aud has anexcellant musical repertoire, — eo THE YUBA BED. Uncovering It For G.lden Fréasures Ridden There. Yesterday's Union says; The mining _Loperations.on.the.South Yuha. river, becarried on by Bourne, Pollard & Co., have been interrupted by finding ‘that the ground uncovered is not over the old channel, which is nearer the south bank. This will require a change in the line of the wing dain, -and a shifting of the position of the pump, which will require several weeks’ time. The edge of the pay gravel has been encountered, which prospected at the rate of 50 cents to the pan, but it could not be worked into, as being under the foundation of the pump and the site of the wing dam, there was danger of striking a strong flow of water tha: could not be controlled, It is getting late in the svasou to make the necessary changes_in the plans of working, but some of the company believe that this can be done, and sutticient'time left to have a few weeks to work in the gravel channel. There is no doubt felt but what the ground will yield richly now that the pay channel has been detinitely located. 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They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., sahufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf The Home B fit Life Associati Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, THE snack Ualiclons . thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. e tf oor Offices For Rent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent, _y, tf J: Hanoy for travelers -is Simmons Liver in the pocket, If You Want Insurance Pure , many brooks are full of trout. , ton, Sierra Civy and others, and the rvads conneccing them are good, ‘ gave me up _I could live but a . SIERRA VALLEY. ° A Charming Summer Retreat’ in the Heart of the Sierras. } Sierra Valley, situated some thirty miles north of Truckee, is one of the-moa: picturesque valleys in the Sierra Nevada. It is some thirty miles-long, two milewide and as Igvel asa floor. This valley is at an elevation of 5000 feet above the sea, and the climate in the "summer months is delightiul. It is now too far from market for its land-to—command a high value,—but it isa gran. stock and dairy section. ‘ fhe pine timber comes down to the edge of the valley, all around, and some day there will be a greattraffic in the lumber. Sierra Valley is a grand place for a suimmer’s rest, while those wno delight i., fishing and hunting can indulge to then hearc’s content. Grouse, quail, sage hen, ducks and English snipe abound in the foothills and meadow lands, while the ‘There are several towns in and near the the valley—Ranadolph, Sierravilley LoyalThe Hot sulphur Springs, one mile from Randolpi and Sierraville, are muen sought after by invalids and tourists, and the hotel ‘accomod ations there and at the neighboring villages are excellent. The peuple of this beautiful valley— whica ti undsummer. is one Yast green meaduw—are happy, mouerady prosperous, and visicors there are hospitably treated. . Sierraville has two weekly, newspapers, the Leader and Mirror, which keep the peoy.e well -posted on local happeniaga——— Webber Lake, diidependence “Lake, Meadow Valley and other places of interegt are only a few miles distant, so that summer visitors have much to interest thein. Sag QQ ses Work Beguu on the Odin. The work of preparing ‘the site for the hoisting works to be erecced-on the Odin mine was begun this week. It ia expected that the machinery will be in place before winter has fairly setin. Persons whose favorite occupation is rolling a lawa-mower caanot be said tu be wanting in push. scene : THExE is nothing loud about the flannel shirt. On the contrary, it is modest atid shrinking. BA ER Co areas Speak1NG about ‘‘cotton bagging,” is it at the knees? Sinkeinte Aw mg Chilaven, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesume food. The most snccessfal and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugyist keep it. tf — ——280-—-——— _. Summer Hats at Coat. Trimmed and untrimmed summer hats 1t cost at Mra, Lester & Crawford's, tf +—-— --s2@ee--—-— The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city: Orders left at the office wf the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf — 88s A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specilic for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sule by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf ——+080-— Flour $2.90 a Hundred, 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf seene= ibn anise d Hopel 1 Nos Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: ‘‘Was taken with abad cold, which settled on my Luugs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption, Four doctors Pron shorttime. I gave myself up tomy Saviour, determined if Icould not stay with or hiss ae Sint ‘I would meet my absent ones above. My husband was teat Si Be ih tok Tanti ne pot on battles; contented, and . HERE AND THERES pat A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The annual meeting of tho Odin G. and 8. M. Co. will be held October. 9th. Hydraulic Parlor’s cheer at Marysville yesterday was ‘‘Wah, hoo, wah! Hydraulic ! Higs, boom, ah !” $ The premiums paid at the late District Fair were, for Pavilion exhibits $649, and stock ground exhibits $388. The trial of the case of Geo. Fletcher and others against the Maryland Mining Company was resumed in the Superior Court today. * A temple of Pythian Sisters will be organized at Grass Valley tonight by Mrs.¥J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento. Thé members of Milo Temple at this city will assist in instituting the new society. In the Grass Valley divorce case of Sallie A. Hare-vs. Samuel C. Hare, Judge Caldwell today cited the defendant to appear and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt fn failing to pay alimony. Owing tothe absence of F. N. Burns, one of the witnesses for plaintiff in the case of Fletcher and others against’ the Maryland Mining Company, an adjournment was’taken this morning till ten o’cldtk tomorrow-morning. The strike in the Coe mine of Grass Valley, noted by the Transcrirr ten days ago, is an important one. “Phe new ledge is full of coarse gold and is heavily sulphuretted, It was found in the east drift about 130 feet from the shaft andis about 3 feet in thickness. . The Grass Valley Jockey Club has 85 members. ‘The membership fee is $10, one-half payable atonce. After the membership reaches 10), tlie fee will be raised "co $20. ‘It is proposed to improve the track at Watt Park by throwing it out on the north side until it covers the ground where the old Harvest Home soood, Thus the-track will be more of a circular, +180 A Stage Hurse Hurt. This noon as the stage from Dutch Flat was starting down Boulder street hill at his city the neckyoke broke. The drivwr urned the team toward the side of the ‘oad in time to-prevent a-runaway,—but she pole broke and a shattered end of it pierced the flank of one of the horse. everely injuriag the animal. V2 ie if " SraTr or Onto, Crry ISv on or Lucas Country, Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City f Toledo, County and State aforesaid, snd-that-said-tirm—will_pay.the sum.otJNE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacl. and every case of Catarrh that cannot lx cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. — Sworn to before. me aud subscribed in iy presences, this bir day of December, A. D., 1886, A. W. GixEason, ' Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is takea tacernall, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ; FP. J. Coeny & Co., Toledo, O. Ei Sold by Druggists, 75c. Er ag gegen nse eon It Dees Not ‘Pay t»*Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the fiome Benerir Life Associarion and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses, ~~~ eee — Encourage Home Iluadustry. And obtain immediate and complete relief for youraching head by using Cephaline, the greatest headache remedy, For sale by Carr Bros, and W. D, Viaton. Si bigs Ick Coup Sopa Waren, with pure Fruit Juices. at Carr Bros’, al * The wigs. cruce oar Is generally acknowledged to be the very hest in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postodice at. Nevada City, . LAKE TAHOE. It Ie Destined to Become a Great Sammer Resort. It is becoming the general opinion, says the Carson Tribune, that before tive years shall have passed away the shores of Lake Tahoe will be dotted with cottages owned and inhabited during the season by, not people of San Francisco and neigtiboring towns, but by dwellers. of the Eastern States. who 1; +ravel, have become acquainte with us salubrious climate of our mountain lake, and instead of a few hundreds, thousands will make their summer home on Tahoe's shores. Should such prove the case there will be little use for hotels, as in every separa location stores would be built, and the annual visitors accommodated with all the necessaries of life. A change like this would cause a large influx to the lake every year, and instead of mere transient visits, those who visited the lake would remain the entire season, for the reason that by owning their dwellings, they could live at.one-tenth the expense a residence at the Tallac, or some other hotels, would cost them. It would be better for all parties, es. . pecially the owners of steam aud other vessels, and as a railroad is almost certain to be built to the lake from Truckee within a year, the facilities for travel will be so greatly increaséd that a; trip to Lake Tahoe will be entirély one of pleasure. Several purchases of land have already been made on the shores of that inland sea, and many a snug residence will be added tothe number already. there, before another winter's snow shall put an end to travel in that direction. By increasing the number of residences,—roads which are entirely closed during-the win. dreds will spend their winters there hunting bear and other wild animals. “In fact the days of Lake Tahoe's prosperity seem to-be dawning rather than, as often spoken of, on the wane. Tue. healthy people you meet have healthy livers. They take Simmons Liver Regulator. The Home Benefit Life Association Pays its Losses in full. et Do not almost kill yourself by violent purgatives. Take Simmons ‘ Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” “Flour ‘and keep peave in your household. tf Ola Coins Bought and sold by D, E. Morgan, Ne vada City, Cal. ti + eee “THe most refréshing and healthful aw well as cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda made by Carr Bros. tf “Tr you want a very tine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’ 8 Feed and LiyWy.swue, «°°. In many Important respects, Hood's Sarsaparilia is different from and superior to other medicines, Peeullar lu combluation, proportion and preparation of Ingredients, Hood's S:ursaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Pecullar in Yts medicinal merit, won Hood’s Sarsaparilla Pecuitar in the confidence tt gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another, Peculiar in its * good name at home" — there is more of Hood's Saysaparilla sold in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of ail other sarsaparilas or blood purifiers. Peeuliar in its phenomenal sales abroad, to other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so shortatime, It really is a Peculiar Medicine Pecullar in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which @aa truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require lurger doses, and do not produce as good results as food’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for BS, Prepared by C. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, (00 Doses One Dollar NEVADA THEATRE, GF ONE NIGHT ONLY ! gy “4 NDAY, SEPT, 14: Nevada Cou aty, Calif., Sept. My 1SI1: Briackley, Miss Lily Klean Dowliug, Master tlarry t Deban, Joe ' Diekinaa, Chas. . Edy; Matchow Hainmell, Wialliain f Jones, J. H. MeCleary, Allert MeUall, Mrs. F. EB. Stuckey Mrs. A.auie If not called for ia fifteca days the’let ters will be sent to the dead letter office Parties calling for any of these letters will ; please say advertised. Carvin R. Crarke, P. Me eee HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. John Carnett,—_Carada—Hill, C. H. Chadsey, Sacra:nento, 8. B. Slight, do W. H. Jones, do L. W. Parry, Relief Hill, J. F. Krause, Sprnish Mine, Jas. Chisholm, Sin Jnan, Frank Kohler, Washington. T. Maloney. do J. Berryman, San Francisco, Hamm, do J. 8. Mite ell, do j W. H. Couley, do J. F. Cox, do Mrs. Blakele>, do Mrs. L. Hippert, do T, J. Mayhew, do T.L. Street, Milwaukee, W. H. Hockias. Chicago, , bs Se F 7 nas, Port Wine, JP, Jones, do Ww. P Vineyard, Smartaville, D, T, Callahin, Moore's Flat, Miss A: Williams, Camptonville, J.-M, Smita, Lime Kiln, New Barber Shop ita Waa cured me and thank God T am now well and hearty woman.” Trial bot-. ties tone Ht Care. “Sipalicdonahamall ize, Shouse and 1 OG" which . Regulator in powder, It can be carried And Simple, insure ia the : Home Bewerre Liver Regulator.—J. N. Thompaon, Pas! 7A Agnotarion. , My wife cured of Sure Simmons planes. ee s CHAS, KLINGENSPOR, . FoR thirty-five years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Novade . city and resumed business, He will b found on'the north side of Commereia) street near Mata. * \ feact of Clean and Wh lesom® Fun.” The Delicious Comedy, A Turkish Buth ! . : 8 acrs. “A Dip, A Sweat, A Plunge. Ti terpreted by a Wo derfulty Clever Company of ©» »* liana, Marie Heath. You HAVE abe Proowy, SMILED . Wilmot Kekart. Maybelle Eckart, AT T. D. Miles, Elnor Stowe, THESE Jessie Ollivier. ‘imma Berg, a Fannie Swain. Matt Sheeley, ARTISTS . W. Hosting B. Triste, BeEPORE, ei, The ClsanestComedy on the road. Seats on sale at Mulloy’s, at 75 centa. Admission 50 cents, rs Stockh aaere Meeting. 7; 2B axraal meoting ian ot the regres ma of the Quin’ Grae Gravel eof the Co wi : be held at the office of Denipe py. at the office of J, J. Ott, Main ah hy tse 9, at 4:30 o’e P. u., for the purpose of ¢ five Directors for the ensuing year, . the ~ansaction of such other pownaas as mey iwilully come before said perce K. Caspar, Se . . Fishing and Camping in Californta and ter months would be kept open, and hun-. * ~ ST TEEEInII . iat Glia Peculiar ‘! _ UMDER * THE earee CANOPY. Nevada. One peculiar feature connected with trout fishing here, which hasn’t been mentioned, and which must not be forgotten, is camp life. in no other part of the United States is out-of-door life so freely enjoyed as in California and Nevada. Even in the Sierras, just at this season, all the wellknown lakesides may be seen dotted with white tents by day, and illuminated with red camp fires at night ; and the same might be said of almost every accessible river and stream. A climate-which makes such a state of affairs possible is to be praised, even though the croaker croaks. And to much cannot be said in favor of this méthod of living in the mountains. Unfrequented waters may be reached, a natural aw easy existence led, and every good, instinct stimulated afresh. Then, too, it is economical ; and he is not by any means the poorest angler who has to keep a sharp watch on his pocket. It may seem exaggerated, but nevertheless the statement is made by a prominent firm of tent manufacturers in San Francisco, that during the present year it has rented more than two thousand tents tocampers. Add to this those who own outfits, and some idea may be formed of the army of tent dwellers in the Overland: 5? Schilling’s Best. — Buy, try—on them rely. —_———+~@eo--—— Inaure in the Homs Benerir Lire Assoctation. ————————————————E==_—_=__— MARRIED. / In San Francisco, Sept. 6, by Rev. B, F. Crary, J. W. Little and Mias Ada H. Penders (formerly of Nevada City.) BE CAREFUL! A sore or an pilcer that resists ordi nary treat isu very serious mat ter. It is either of a carzerous neture, of it is the result of a very ba’ condition of the blood. Don’t tam per with it Take The Great Blood Remedy =a and get rid of it. Don’ delay. Rev. Jesse E 7 S. S. S. Campbell, of Colup bus, Ga, writes? *, woman with a canceroys-ulcer of year standing, and flve hivhes in diameter, ha beene ntirelyTélieved by 6 bottlesof Swift’ Speetilo. I consider its effects wonderful— almost miraculous.”’ This isthe record o! 8. S. S. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga r a meeting of the R Board of Directur. fr oe Citizens Bank, held on Sept M1801, a dividend Ni; 43) of fitt oe) r share was-declared payable o andafter Sept. 10th, 1891. . JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. J. R. REDMAN, M.D Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. IRONIC DISEASES, as well as th. a to females, a specialty, P 1 to treap Diseases Amenable to EF pticity. R-sulence: Mrs. Novitzky’s Hou « Offive : Cloke's Building. ‘Offi » Hours: 10 to12 a. M., 2 tod anc 7 to 8p. mM. J-W 918 1. GE { Has op ned a shop on Pine Stre t, near Broad, aac ts pr pared to make BOIT>. AND SHOK. trorcer, aid the ost ol sativtaction wil be :narantoed, #4 Repairing of Boots and Shoes a spec ialty. Susted to me will be faith “Worl en It is quite safe to say that ; Drug field.—Robert E. Wilson, in September worm, take Dr. J:: H. McLean's Sarsaparilla. For sale by Carr Bros. ° Ace Cream Sopa Warsr at Carr Bro’s Store té The Laws of California Requireg The Home Benerrr Lire AssociaTiox to pay its losses in full. Lace — Caps Reduced From 50 and 75 conts to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf lacehiiacctiaiebliibiactoscieccoeriadl Baby cried, : Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria ! A Cream of Tartar ee headin Highest of all, in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Gdvernment ‘Feed wager tr A ne Railroad Ticket TO AND FROM THE WORLD'S. S FAIR. YMMENCING May Ist, 1893, ending Oct. 3ist, 1893. Our proposition is to gi ¢. absolutely free, a first-class railway tic et toand from Chicago, to include-all ueals en route both ways, free-bus and aggage to and from depot to hotel in Cutcago, six days first*class board and lidging-while there, six admission ticktu any first-class theatre. We want relivble agents to represent us tliroughout th» Pacitic Coast. Pleasant and profitabs employment will be given, if desired, util the opening: ofthe World's Fair, May jst, Ie%s. An agency will pay an. erage of from “HRKE TO TEN DOLLARS A DAY, wsiles each agent will be given a free ee ticket to and from the World's air o AG ENTS WANTED. ~ “Teachers, ‘students, ministers, bright oO ig men and women, parties who h.ve ad -xperience as canvassers for books ur ot .or article»—in tact, our proposition is op . toeverybody who isin @ position to .vovweullor & portion of his ur her tie soar business. Parties who are not in + position to devote full time to our bus«4, oan, by devoting a few hours each ty and evening to the work, secure one oO che free tickets only. Each ticket will » orst-olass “aud guaranteed by the v Fanta » Fair Co., incorporated, capital t 1 invested by our agents, Write or ¢ 4d Wad seu eWo-céue samp tur Popay ‘a postage for priat tel DA upalets giving particulars. Address PACIFIC PUoL:ASHING CO., “1236 Maret Street, San Francis. Gijon '! «xcanae Hotel Barber Shop. VM. WALTERS... Proprietor. National Hotel Building, road Street...5 Nevada City. ‘Intirely Refurnished, + Verything First-class, The Best of Work Done. Tu ty aad poomp:y performed :¢ the low est living rates. Give a call. a27° sale. Pwo good second-hand harher chairs for WM. WALTERS, howe CGrean Sod 3:cuse J.-M. FOLEY -x« Ns, 13, 1§ and 17 Com: Ly 1 ay There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine —AND— a Wvater 2 WEY? nows just how to make it to suit the taste THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in Northern California. nercial Street, Nevada City he had at the store of ling to the celebration are req their hat, collar and belt to th California. + . Bovaile City, Sept. 10, 1994, Tos, Ditton, Chairman, By order of the Gaui, ES a eution Native Sons, The uniform adopted by the General Committee to be worn at the Marvsville Celebration . is now ready an! can B. ED MIT LET. Native Sons residing: out of town and desirous of gouested to send the size of e Secretary, who will de— y. liver their uniforms at the Western Hotel, Marysville, fee: S. W. Mansi, Secretary sta te the Pair Grounds aud two tickets * We.require no capital.

for Insed ut, mIce is * Sst— an ire ry: o—diven Bank, 2t Meee aa .s fa 3 2 ee ET SET Sle aaron ra ae TORS Hi THE DAILY. TRANSCRIPT. Nevade Clty, Novade County, Calif. Published Eve “Birening Except Sun. days eng re Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. TeRms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6:a Year. ee COANE AER WEDNESDAY EV’G, SEPT. 10, 1891. LL ————_—_= PERSONAL MENTION. Bocial and Other Notes About People Old and Young. Mrs. J. Naffaiger went to Oakland on last night’s train. W. H. Conley and J. F. Francisco are in town. Jonn O'Donnell of Gold Flat is seriously ill of typhoid fever. Richard Neville of French Corral, owner of the Democrat Hill mine, is in town. today. Mrs. L. Hippert and Mrs. Blakeslee were in town last night on their way from Graniteville to San Francisco. Rev. D. 8. Dykes and wife and Mrs. M., A. Meek were here last night on their way to Camptonville from San Francisco. A. H. Thompaon, chief of the Geological Survey, which has been working in this vicinity for some time, has been here for the last few days, €rass Valley Telegraph :—_E. J. Baldwin (Lucky) was in town Monday evening. Mr, Baldwin haz a daughter attending the convent at this place. ——-ae > To Appear Next Tuesday. Cox of San The following names have been drawn from the trial jury box of the Superior Court and from them will be selected the jury which will try the case of Walrath et al. vs. the Maryland Mining Co., set for Tuesday next: Grasa Valley township—John Trebilcock, James Coulton, Tos. Cloke, W. D. Woods, Jolin Hosking, C.F. Duval, R. Faucett, R. Connolly, W. J. Crase, John Ivey. Nevada township—J. H. Wentworth, D. D. Carter, John Evans, E. D. Bridges, J. B. Hitchcock. Washington township—John McBean, Wm. Boggs. 2 Little York township—Peter Lohman. Bridgeport township—J. W. Wood, Peter Graham. All the regular. jurors” who were on "Tuesday last excused till next Tuesday, are now further excused until the 22d instant. Se Sawyer’s Death. Justice smiled when she heard of the death of Lorenzo Sawyer. A judge with Sawyer’s record can well be spared from the bench. The people hope for a good man in his place. 1c would be hard to tind a worse,—Sacramento News. No tears wete shed in Nevada county when.the-neas_of his death came.. It would have been a gédsend to tke mining portions of the State had he never lived. ee ee os A Beautifa! Bar. “A clean: -up of neasiy $4000 was made yesterday at the Harmony mine. Part of the gold came from new gravel and part of it from re-washing of tailings. The clean-up was but partial. Miss Harding’ 8 children’s ial meets at four o'clock Wednesdays and three o’clock Saturdays. The class for adults meets Wednesday evenings at 7:30. 1t eee Wanted. :Good miners to go to Wardaer, Idaho. Wages $3.50 per day. Enquire at CitiThe Policy of The Home Benerrr Lire Assoctation is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities. ee@eoe%0 8 You Can Do HAT others have done. You have often been pleased with the rich pecullar flavor of cakes from the confectioner, or of a rich dessert made by a fine cook, You have wondered how they get these delicious flavors. Well, you can easily have the same, Don’t confine yourself to lemon and vanilia extracts. Try some of thé others of SCHILLING’S BEST. Try almond extract in a white cake or orangé in a sponge cake. The effect is: most delicious and pleasing, SCHILLING’S BEST are used by confectioners, who combine them to secure the peculiar flavors so mysterious to most housewives. You can do the same, Try it. Schilling’s Best THEY are rich In flavor -strongeconomical to use. Compare them with others and learn their great The Hume Benefit Life Assoeiation Has Paid Nearly @ Million Dollars in Lossea gu the Pacific Coast, some of . that the otherwise beautiful girl should THE WORLD’s WOMEN. Their Building at tle Columbian ExPpesition., “Looking northwest from the Administration Building, the visitor to the site of the World’s Fair to be held in Chicago in 1893 sees the Woman’s Building, already . , 80 far advanced that it looms up imposingly against the dark background of park trees, The design for the structure was made . by Miss Sophia G. Hayden of Boston, who won the $1000 prize which had been . design. offered; by. the lady managers for the best . trace of the building. This is treated The building will have one of} with a ‘triple open archway and the atory Site the most conspicuous and beat sites on the grounds. The structuré will measure 500x400 feet, and cost $200,000. It is in Italian renaissance style with end and center pavilions. The’ corher and center pavilions are connected in the first story by an open arcade, surmounted by classic vases, There are double pilas: ters ou the corner of the pavilions. . The first story is doric and the second story Tonic. ‘The second story curtains . are recessed with windows opening on the . baleony of the firat story arcade. The center pavillion contains the main enabove with a row of free standing Corinthian columns. The whole of the center is finished with an enriched pediment. The iain cornice has an elaborate decorated frieze running the entire length of the building. The whole is covered with a low Italian roof. The center building has a raised skylight finished with enriched pediments at the north and south ends. In this building the women will have an éXhibit of everything which will illustrate specially the work. of their sex in the various industries. They will have a model kitchen aiid cooking school, and also various reception and other rooms. bax MARYSVILLE CELEBRATION: It Was an’ Unqualified Success in Every Respect. The Native Sons who-left here Tuesday for Marysville“to participate in the Admission. Day ‘celebration are gradually getting home again. The first load got in at about seven o'clock this morning, and others have been arriving since then. The Hydraulickers say they never beWOMAN'S BUILDING AT. THE WORLD'S FATR. “A TURKISH BATH,” Next Monday Eveninz’s Attraction at . 2 the Theatre, Next Monday evening the farce-comedy ; of “‘A-Turkish Bath” will be produced at the Theatre in this city by an eastern company which will appear a few days later at the Bush Street Theater‘ in San Francisco. The Cheyenne Sun says of the performance : fore in their lives had such a good time. The celebration was an unqualuied suecesa, and the Marysville people displayed adegree of hospitality that was never surpassed; by~-any—people.-_It—-seemed—as though they could not do enough for the visitors, and especially for the menibers of Hydraulic Parlor. The proceasion was a handsome one, the following being the order of it: FIRST DIVISION. . This division formed on D street, between Secoad and Tiird, right: oa Secoad street: 1 Woodland Band. -2. Marysville Parlor No.6, 8 Chico Parlor -No-2h. 4 Woodland Parlor No. 30. 5 Wheatland Parlor No. 40. 6 Gridley Parlor No. 54. 7 Yuba imarbacile) Parlor-No. 56. 8-—-Seat-of-state: 9 Hydraulic (Nevada. City) ‘Parlor, No. 56, 10 Quartz (Grass Valley) Parlor No. ; 58. 11 Silver Star (Lincoln) Parlor No. 63, ~J2" Colusa Parlor No, 69> cies 1: Sutter (Yuba City) Parlor No, 70. . 14. Pioneers, 15 Officers of the Day. . 16 Common Counel. 17 Miners’ Float. {—& Aidea—O’Brien and Rideout. SECOND DIVISION, This division forméd on Third praon between D and E street in the following order : ~TNevada City” Basi.” cpa 2 Foresters—Knights of. Strerwood Forest. ee 3 Foresters Grand Officers. 4 Foresters Court Pride. 5 Foresters Float. 6 G.A.R. 7 Old Glory. 8 Horticultural Float. Aides—Stone and Harney. THIRD DIVISION. This division formed on D street below Second, also on Secoad street west of D street as follows : Marysville Band. Fire Department. Indians, Trades Display. Farmer Float. 6 Harvesters. Aides—Swain, Stabler and Davis. In the afternoon the principal novelty was the fight between theemigrant train and the Indians, and in the evening there waa an illuminated biey cle parade and a ball. lt was the biggest demonstration of the kind ever witnessed in Marysville. During the atternoon Nurseryan Bogue took the Hydraulickers out riding in a carryall, and the Sheriff of Yuba county likewise entertained Mouutaiu Division Band, aeracnhs = eee Items From Kelief Hill, Eprror’ Transcript—lIt is quiet here, yet things are in a fairly prosperous condition. One of the mines has discharged its white men and putin their place a gang of mongolians, The mine owners’ plea is that the mine will not pay with white labor. At the Pole Cat mine on the Yuba river the company have been driving a tunnel thiough very hard reck. They are under some very rich ground and great hopes are entertained for a big bonanza. A party of Relief Hill people have just returned from. a camping trip in the mountains, They brought with them an abundance of fish and game, and also accounts of a very happy time; They were accompanied by two gentlemen from San Francisco. There is nochurch here at present, the minister, Rev. McNeill, having left to atConference. Hopes are entertained that Mr. MeNéeill will be returned to his old place, where he will find every one glad to welcome hiin back. fn Whata an Pity have-such bad teeth. And all because she did not use SOZODONT, It coats so little to buy it considering the does, and its benefits stretch out into her _uture life. Poor girl ! eres . rank Murphy wastnmenseas the po“A ‘Turkish Bath” was given at the opera house last night to an audience of good size. It is a rattling fine farce comedy. As Manager McCoy says on the bills; “twill make—you—forget—your debts.’’ The fun is fresh-and clean, the action snappy and enterthining. by-play and witty dialogue lead up to many a hilarious situation, outburst of pleasing vocalism or clever specialsy feature. Talented Marie Heath, the dainty and! fetching little star soubrette, the’ new. queen risen fron the rauks by sheer force of her nasural abilicy, aug.aented by conscientious and intelligeat study, comShe wai! especially happy ia the too brief acsing scene in the second act and in her notable sougs at the close of the play, when she was repeatedly: encured. This bultiant woman is fitted for a place beside Minnie Palmer, Mitchell and Lotta and should havea trial at pure co.n. edy. In depicting the character of a. hoidenish slip of a girl, she can not be equalled for true delimestion, artistic tuuch and wiasomeness. pletely eathralled her aadiénce. liceman, Irish, of course, and the other parts were in capable hands. ‘The company is as strong and good in voices as any_evér sen here aud has anexcellant musical repertoire, — eo THE YUBA BED. Uncovering It For G.lden Fréasures Ridden There. Yesterday's Union says; The mining _Loperations.on.the.South Yuha. river, becarried on by Bourne, Pollard & Co., have been interrupted by finding ‘that the ground uncovered is not over the old channel, which is nearer the south bank. This will require a change in the line of the wing dain, -and a shifting of the position of the pump, which will require several weeks’ time. The edge of the pay gravel has been encountered, which prospected at the rate of 50 cents to the pan, but it could not be worked into, as being under the foundation of the pump and the site of the wing dam, there was danger of striking a strong flow of water tha: could not be controlled, It is getting late in the svasou to make the necessary changes_in the plans of working, but some of the company believe that this can be done, and sutticient'time left to have a few weeks to work in the gravel channel. There is no doubt felt but what the ground will yield richly now that the pay channel has been detinitely located. TS Tuar tired feeling is entirely overcome }' by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which creates an appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache, and gives renewed streagth and vigor to Be sure to* get Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself. Jeg ecm Boy Wanted to Learn Telegray hy. the whole body. And act a3 messenger. Good apportunicy for bright and steady boy. Apply at Western Union ‘Telegraph Office, Nevaila City. “te ce eens aol is Sepeacness AppeErire and sleep may be improved, every part of the system strengthened aud the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Carr Bros, sere ena eae Sopa Water, better than ever, at Carr Bros’, tf Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. ee French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions. to the monthly periods, no matter what the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be used safely. Manufactured by the Emerson Drug Co., sahufacturers, San Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf The Home B fit Life Associati Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, THE snack Ualiclons . thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. e tf oor Offices For Rent. Two of the pleasantest rooms, for offices of any kind, in the Transcript Block, are offered for rent, _y, tf J: Hanoy for travelers -is Simmons Liver in the pocket, If You Want Insurance Pure , many brooks are full of trout. , ton, Sierra Civy and others, and the rvads conneccing them are good, ‘ gave me up _I could live but a . SIERRA VALLEY. ° A Charming Summer Retreat’ in the Heart of the Sierras. } Sierra Valley, situated some thirty miles north of Truckee, is one of the-moa: picturesque valleys in the Sierra Nevada. It is some thirty miles-long, two milewide and as Igvel asa floor. This valley is at an elevation of 5000 feet above the sea, and the climate in the "summer months is delightiul. It is now too far from market for its land-to—command a high value,—but it isa gran. stock and dairy section. ‘ fhe pine timber comes down to the edge of the valley, all around, and some day there will be a greattraffic in the lumber. Sierra Valley is a grand place for a suimmer’s rest, while those wno delight i., fishing and hunting can indulge to then hearc’s content. Grouse, quail, sage hen, ducks and English snipe abound in the foothills and meadow lands, while the ‘There are several towns in and near the the valley—Ranadolph, Sierravilley LoyalThe Hot sulphur Springs, one mile from Randolpi and Sierraville, are muen sought after by invalids and tourists, and the hotel ‘accomod ations there and at the neighboring villages are excellent. The peuple of this beautiful valley— whica ti undsummer. is one Yast green meaduw—are happy, mouerady prosperous, and visicors there are hospitably treated. . Sierraville has two weekly, newspapers, the Leader and Mirror, which keep the peoy.e well -posted on local happeniaga——— Webber Lake, diidependence “Lake, Meadow Valley and other places of interegt are only a few miles distant, so that summer visitors have much to interest thein. Sag QQ ses Work Beguu on the Odin. The work of preparing ‘the site for the hoisting works to be erecced-on the Odin mine was begun this week. It ia expected that the machinery will be in place before winter has fairly setin. Persons whose favorite occupation is rolling a lawa-mower caanot be said tu be wanting in push. scene : THExE is nothing loud about the flannel shirt. On the contrary, it is modest atid shrinking. BA ER Co areas Speak1NG about ‘‘cotton bagging,” is it at the knees? Sinkeinte Aw mg Chilaven, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesume food. The most snccessfal and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugyist keep it. tf — ——280-—-——— _. Summer Hats at Coat. Trimmed and untrimmed summer hats 1t cost at Mra, Lester & Crawford's, tf +—-— --s2@ee--—-— The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city: Orders left at the office wf the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to. tf — 88s A Sure Cure for the Liquor or Opium Habits. The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's knowledge, and is the only known specilic for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emerson Drag Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sule by W. D. Vinton, sole agent for Nevada City. tf ——+080-— Flour $2.90 a Hundred, 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery Store, tf seene= ibn anise d Hopel 1 Nos Saved. From a letter written by Mrs. Ada E Hurd of Groton, 8. D., we quote: ‘‘Was taken with abad cold, which settled on my Luugs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption, Four doctors Pron shorttime. I gave myself up tomy Saviour, determined if Icould not stay with or hiss ae Sint ‘I would meet my

absent ones above. My husband was teat Si Be ih tok Tanti ne pot on battles; contented, and . HERE AND THERES pat A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. The annual meeting of tho Odin G. and 8. M. Co. will be held October. 9th. Hydraulic Parlor’s cheer at Marysville yesterday was ‘‘Wah, hoo, wah! Hydraulic ! Higs, boom, ah !” $ The premiums paid at the late District Fair were, for Pavilion exhibits $649, and stock ground exhibits $388. The trial of the case of Geo. Fletcher and others against the Maryland Mining Company was resumed in the Superior Court today. * A temple of Pythian Sisters will be organized at Grass Valley tonight by Mrs.¥J. W. Guthrie of Sacramento. Thé members of Milo Temple at this city will assist in instituting the new society. In the Grass Valley divorce case of Sallie A. Hare-vs. Samuel C. Hare, Judge Caldwell today cited the defendant to appear and show cause why he should not be punished for contempt fn failing to pay alimony. Owing tothe absence of F. N. Burns, one of the witnesses for plaintiff in the case of Fletcher and others against’ the Maryland Mining Company, an adjournment was’taken this morning till ten o’cldtk tomorrow-morning. The strike in the Coe mine of Grass Valley, noted by the Transcrirr ten days ago, is an important one. “Phe new ledge is full of coarse gold and is heavily sulphuretted, It was found in the east drift about 130 feet from the shaft andis about 3 feet in thickness. . The Grass Valley Jockey Club has 85 members. ‘The membership fee is $10, one-half payable atonce. After the membership reaches 10), tlie fee will be raised "co $20. ‘It is proposed to improve the track at Watt Park by throwing it out on the north side until it covers the ground where the old Harvest Home soood, Thus the-track will be more of a circular, +180 A Stage Hurse Hurt. This noon as the stage from Dutch Flat was starting down Boulder street hill at his city the neckyoke broke. The drivwr urned the team toward the side of the ‘oad in time to-prevent a-runaway,—but she pole broke and a shattered end of it pierced the flank of one of the horse. everely injuriag the animal. V2 ie if " SraTr or Onto, Crry ISv on or Lucas Country, Frank J. Cheny makes oath that he is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City f Toledo, County and State aforesaid, snd-that-said-tirm—will_pay.the sum.otJNE HUNDRED DOLLARS for eacl. and every case of Catarrh that cannot lx cured by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. — Sworn to before. me aud subscribed in iy presences, this bir day of December, A. D., 1886, A. W. GixEason, ' Notary Public. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is takea tacernall, and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. ; FP. J. Coeny & Co., Toledo, O. Ei Sold by Druggists, 75c. Er ag gegen nse eon It Dees Not ‘Pay t»*Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure in the fiome Benerir Life Associarion and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses, ~~~ eee — Encourage Home Iluadustry. And obtain immediate and complete relief for youraching head by using Cephaline, the greatest headache remedy, For sale by Carr Bros, and W. D, Viaton. Si bigs Ick Coup Sopa Waren, with pure Fruit Juices. at Carr Bros’, al * The wigs. cruce oar Is generally acknowledged to be the very hest in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postodice at. Nevada City, . LAKE TAHOE. It Ie Destined to Become a Great Sammer Resort. It is becoming the general opinion, says the Carson Tribune, that before tive years shall have passed away the shores of Lake Tahoe will be dotted with cottages owned and inhabited during the season by, not people of San Francisco and neigtiboring towns, but by dwellers. of the Eastern States. who 1; +ravel, have become acquainte with us salubrious climate of our mountain lake, and instead of a few hundreds, thousands will make their summer home on Tahoe's shores. Should such prove the case there will be little use for hotels, as in every separa location stores would be built, and the annual visitors accommodated with all the necessaries of life. A change like this would cause a large influx to the lake every year, and instead of mere transient visits, those who visited the lake would remain the entire season, for the reason that by owning their dwellings, they could live at.one-tenth the expense a residence at the Tallac, or some other hotels, would cost them. It would be better for all parties, es. . pecially the owners of steam aud other vessels, and as a railroad is almost certain to be built to the lake from Truckee within a year, the facilities for travel will be so greatly increaséd that a; trip to Lake Tahoe will be entirély one of pleasure. Several purchases of land have already been made on the shores of that inland sea, and many a snug residence will be added tothe number already. there, before another winter's snow shall put an end to travel in that direction. By increasing the number of residences,—roads which are entirely closed during-the win. dreds will spend their winters there hunting bear and other wild animals. “In fact the days of Lake Tahoe's prosperity seem to-be dawning rather than, as often spoken of, on the wane. Tue. healthy people you meet have healthy livers. They take Simmons Liver Regulator. The Home Benefit Life Association Pays its Losses in full. et Do not almost kill yourself by violent purgatives. Take Simmons ‘ Liver Regulator. Try “Lily White” “Flour ‘and keep peave in your household. tf Ola Coins Bought and sold by D, E. Morgan, Ne vada City, Cal. ti + eee “THe most refréshing and healthful aw well as cheapest drink, is Fountain Soda made by Carr Bros. tf “Tr you want a very tine turnout of any kind go to Henry Lane’ 8 Feed and LiyWy.swue, «°°. In many Important respects, Hood's Sarsaparilia is different from and superior to other medicines, Peeullar lu combluation, proportion and preparation of Ingredients, Hood's S:ursaparilla possesses the full curative value of the best known vegetable remedies. Pecullar in Yts medicinal merit, won Hood’s Sarsaparilla Pecuitar in the confidence tt gains among all classes, one bottle always sells another, Peculiar in its * good name at home" — there is more of Hood's Saysaparilla sold in Lowell, where it 1s made, than of ail other sarsaparilas or blood purifiers. Peeuliar in its phenomenal sales abroad, to other preparation has ever attained such popularity in so shortatime, It really is a Peculiar Medicine Pecullar in strength and economy — Hood's Sarsaparilla is the only medicine of which @aa truly be said, ‘100 doses one dollar.” Medicines in larger and smaller bottles require lurger doses, and do not produce as good results as food’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for BS, Prepared by C. 1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mase, (00 Doses One Dollar NEVADA THEATRE, GF ONE NIGHT ONLY ! gy “4 NDAY, SEPT, 14: Nevada Cou aty, Calif., Sept. My 1SI1: Briackley, Miss Lily Klean Dowliug, Master tlarry t Deban, Joe ' Diekinaa, Chas. . Edy; Matchow Hainmell, Wialliain f Jones, J. H. MeCleary, Allert MeUall, Mrs. F. EB. Stuckey Mrs. A.auie If not called for ia fifteca days the’let ters will be sent to the dead letter office Parties calling for any of these letters will ; please say advertised. Carvin R. Crarke, P. Me eee HOTEL ARRIVALS. National Exchange. John Carnett,—_Carada—Hill, C. H. Chadsey, Sacra:nento, 8. B. Slight, do W. H. Jones, do L. W. Parry, Relief Hill, J. F. Krause, Sprnish Mine, Jas. Chisholm, Sin Jnan, Frank Kohler, Washington. T. Maloney. do J. Berryman, San Francisco, Hamm, do J. 8. Mite ell, do j W. H. Couley, do J. F. Cox, do Mrs. Blakele>, do Mrs. L. Hippert, do T, J. Mayhew, do T.L. Street, Milwaukee, W. H. Hockias. Chicago, , bs Se F 7 nas, Port Wine, JP, Jones, do Ww. P Vineyard, Smartaville, D, T, Callahin, Moore's Flat, Miss A: Williams, Camptonville, J.-M, Smita, Lime Kiln, New Barber Shop ita Waa cured me and thank God T am now well and hearty woman.” Trial bot-. ties tone Ht Care. “Sipalicdonahamall ize, Shouse and 1 OG" which . Regulator in powder, It can be carried And Simple, insure ia the : Home Bewerre Liver Regulator.—J. N. Thompaon, Pas! 7A Agnotarion. , My wife cured of Sure Simmons planes. ee s CHAS, KLINGENSPOR, . FoR thirty-five years a resident of Nevada county, has returned to Novade . city and resumed business, He will b found on'the north side of Commereia) street near Mata. * \ feact of Clean and Wh lesom® Fun.” The Delicious Comedy, A Turkish Buth ! . : 8 acrs. “A Dip, A Sweat, A Plunge. Ti terpreted by a Wo derfulty Clever Company of ©» »* liana, Marie Heath. You HAVE abe Proowy, SMILED . Wilmot Kekart. Maybelle Eckart, AT T. D. Miles, Elnor Stowe, THESE Jessie Ollivier. ‘imma Berg, a Fannie Swain. Matt Sheeley, ARTISTS . W. Hosting B. Triste, BeEPORE, ei, The ClsanestComedy on the road. Seats on sale at Mulloy’s, at 75 centa. Admission 50 cents, rs Stockh aaere Meeting. 7; 2B axraal meoting ian ot the regres ma of the Quin’ Grae Gravel eof the Co wi : be held at the office of Denipe py. at the office of J, J. Ott, Main ah hy tse 9, at 4:30 o’e P. u., for the purpose of ¢ five Directors for the ensuing year, . the ~ansaction of such other pownaas as mey iwilully come before said perce K. Caspar, Se . . Fishing and Camping in Californta and ter months would be kept open, and hun-. * ~ ST TEEEInII . iat Glia Peculiar ‘! _ UMDER * THE earee CANOPY. Nevada. One peculiar feature connected with trout fishing here, which hasn’t been mentioned, and which must not be forgotten, is camp life. in no other part of the United States is out-of-door life so freely enjoyed as in California and Nevada. Even in the Sierras, just at this season, all the wellknown lakesides may be seen dotted with white tents by day, and illuminated with red camp fires at night ; and the same might be said of almost every accessible river and stream. A climate-which makes such a state of affairs possible is to be praised, even though the croaker croaks. And to much cannot be said in favor of this méthod of living in the mountains. Unfrequented waters may be reached, a natural aw easy existence led, and every good, instinct stimulated afresh. Then, too, it is economical ; and he is not by any means the poorest angler who has to keep a sharp watch on his pocket. It may seem exaggerated, but nevertheless the statement is made by a prominent firm of tent manufacturers in San Francisco, that during the present year it has rented more than two thousand tents tocampers. Add to this those who own outfits, and some idea may be formed of the army of tent dwellers in the Overland: 5? Schilling’s Best. — Buy, try—on them rely. —_———+~@eo--—— Inaure in the Homs Benerir Lire Assoctation. ————————————————E==_—_=__— MARRIED. / In San Francisco, Sept. 6, by Rev. B, F. Crary, J. W. Little and Mias Ada H. Penders (formerly of Nevada City.) BE CAREFUL! A sore or an pilcer that resists ordi nary treat isu very serious mat ter. It is either of a carzerous neture, of it is the result of a very ba’ condition of the blood. Don’t tam per with it Take The Great Blood Remedy =a and get rid of it. Don’ delay. Rev. Jesse E 7 S. S. S. Campbell, of Colup bus, Ga, writes? *, woman with a canceroys-ulcer of year standing, and flve hivhes in diameter, ha beene ntirelyTélieved by 6 bottlesof Swift’ Speetilo. I consider its effects wonderful— almost miraculous.”’ This isthe record o! 8. S. S. Books on Blood and Skin Diseases Free, THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga r a meeting of the R Board of Directur. fr oe Citizens Bank, held on Sept M1801, a dividend Ni; 43) of fitt oe) r share was-declared payable o andafter Sept. 10th, 1891. . JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. J. R. REDMAN, M.D Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. IRONIC DISEASES, as well as th. a to females, a specialty, P 1 to treap Diseases Amenable to EF pticity. R-sulence: Mrs. Novitzky’s Hou « Offive : Cloke's Building. ‘Offi » Hours: 10 to12 a. M., 2 tod anc 7 to 8p. mM. J-W 918 1. GE { Has op ned a shop on Pine Stre t, near Broad, aac ts pr pared to make BOIT>. AND SHOK. trorcer, aid the ost ol sativtaction wil be :narantoed, #4 Repairing of Boots and Shoes a spec ialty. Susted to me will be faith “Worl en It is quite safe to say that ; Drug field.—Robert E. Wilson, in September worm, take Dr. J:: H. McLean's Sarsaparilla. For sale by Carr Bros. ° Ace Cream Sopa Warsr at Carr Bro’s Store té The Laws of California Requireg The Home Benerrr Lire AssociaTiox to pay its losses in full. Lace — Caps Reduced From 50 and 75 conts to only 25 cents, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's. al4-tf lacehiiacctiaiebliibiactoscieccoeriadl Baby cried, : Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoria ! A Cream of Tartar ee headin Highest of all, in leavening strength— Latest U. S. Gdvernment ‘Feed wager tr A ne Railroad Ticket TO AND FROM THE WORLD'S. S FAIR. YMMENCING May Ist, 1893, ending Oct. 3ist, 1893. Our proposition is to gi ¢. absolutely free, a first-class railway tic et toand from Chicago, to include-all ueals en route both ways, free-bus and aggage to and from depot to hotel in Cutcago, six days first*class board and lidging-while there, six admission ticktu any first-class theatre. We want relivble agents to represent us tliroughout th» Pacitic Coast. Pleasant and profitabs employment will be given, if desired, util the opening: ofthe World's Fair, May jst, Ie%s. An agency will pay an. erage of from “HRKE TO TEN DOLLARS A DAY, wsiles each agent will be given a free ee ticket to and from the World's air o AG ENTS WANTED. ~ “Teachers, ‘students, ministers, bright oO ig men and women, parties who h.ve ad -xperience as canvassers for books ur ot .or article»—in tact, our proposition is op . toeverybody who isin @ position to .vovweullor & portion of his ur her tie soar business. Parties who are not in + position to devote full time to our bus«4, oan, by devoting a few hours each ty and evening to the work, secure one oO che free tickets only. Each ticket will » orst-olass “aud guaranteed by the v Fanta » Fair Co., incorporated, capital t 1 invested by our agents, Write or ¢ 4d Wad seu eWo-céue samp tur Popay ‘a postage for priat tel DA upalets giving particulars. Address PACIFIC PUoL:ASHING CO., “1236 Maret Street, San Francis. Gijon '! «xcanae Hotel Barber Shop. VM. WALTERS..... Proprietor. National Hotel Building, road Street......5 Nevada City. ‘Intirely Refurnished, + Verything First-class, The Best of Work Done. Tu ty aad poomp:y performed :¢ the low est living rates. Give a call. a27° sale. Pwo good second-hand harher chairs for WM. WALTERS, howe CGrean Sod 3:cuse J.-M. FOLEY -x« Ns, 13, 1§ and 17 Com: Ly 1 ay There is no other place where You Can Get Such Fine —AND— a Wvater 2 WEY? nows just how to make it to suit the taste THE SUPERIOR CANDY FACTORY, Handsomest and best equipped Factory in Northern California. nercial Street, Nevada City he had at the store of ling to the celebration are req their hat, collar and belt to th California. + . Bovaile City, Sept. 10, 1994, Tos, Ditton, Chairman, By order of the Gaui, ES a eution Native Sons, The uniform adopted by the General Committee to be worn at the Marvsville Celebration . is now ready an! can B. ED MIT LET. Native Sons residing: out of town and desirous of gouested to send the size of e Secretary, who will de— y. liver their uniforms at the Western Hotel, Marysville, fee: S. W. Mansi, Secretary sta te the Pair Grounds aud two tickets * We.require no capital.