September 14, 1893 (4 pages)

ee po. SSSR SEIS SSP THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT, 14 °93, v ig ANNUAL CONVENTION \ Of the California Miners’ Association To Be Held October: 9th. The following address has been issued by President Neff: 2 : : ‘On Monday, the ninth day of October, at 1Q0e’clock, a. m., in Pioneer Hall, Fourtti Street, near ‘Market,in San Francisco will be held the Annual Cenvention of the California Miners’ Associat‘on. : . ? The miners of Califernia are today in a better pcsition than they been, for many years. Public sentiment favorable to their interest, and gold mines are in demand. There is a desire’ to see the hydraulic — become again pro~ ductive, and the quartz ‘‘prospects developed into mines. Everybody wants gold, and we have more of it in California than any other State in the Union. All that is now necessary is capital to develop our properties. The last convention of the miners of California indorsed a bill, then pending in Congress, which was subsequently amended and became a law, ‘with some unsatisfactory features, However, it is found from the proceedings before the California Debfis Commission that some of the hydraulic mines can resume operations under this law. The State of California has already ‘apprepriated $250,000 to construct dams to restrain the debris in the rivers, contingent upon the Government giving a'liké amount. It should be our endeavor to impress this ES a er ntenan anita ee tartan, scenenntti esi a to.said purpose, the guld yield from these mines would be greatly increased. The people of the State of California begin to understand that a grave-mistake was made when the hydraulic mining industry. was stopped. They have felt the effect of the decline im gold production very seriously, and will be glad to see the yield ‘again increased. The opportunity is before us to “show by our own numerical streggth that we are in earnest in our effort to double. the gold yield of this State. So productive an ~ industry merits recognition and will receive it when the conditions are properly under_ For several consecutive sessions a measure has been introduced iu Congress, but never a passed, which merits the attention of miners. ee i OfgGeneral Luterest ‘to the Readers af the ~Jupen Congress, as with these suma® devoted . Daily Transcript. J. M. Kitts is about to open up a gravel mine near Town Talk. To be -happy—or miserable—rea vd the TRANSCRIPT every evening. Geo. E. Turner has the most intel] igent horse in the State. : A Commercial street Chinaman died Jwst night and was buried this afternoon. : It’s said about $3,000 goes eut of tibis city every month for lottery tickets. The unregistered. Chinamen here ave happy. They are satistied the Geary Act will never be enforced. The camping party that left here yesterday’ merning reached Graniteville last night. : There are mere dividend paying mines in the Nevada City district than in any other . one en the Coast. There never was such a demand for Nevada City quartz mines as at the present tine. The candy factories and dentists are doing a good business in this city., One helps the other. : If Fitzsimmons is not pronouneed insane the county treasury will be emptied by puying foreign witness fees. Nearly all the sawmills and logging camps in the vicinity of Truckee have suspended for the season. : The Glenbrook Park will soon changé hands. Some San Francisco men are going to buy .it. Outside ef Nevada City the more favors you bestow upon any one the worse you will be. treated, Win. Dibble, son of A. B. Dibble, has been appointed toa position in the State Mining Bureau at:’San Francisco, under State Mineralogist Crawford. For a low-grade proposition there is not a better unworkéd mine inthe State than the old-Murchie. It can be bought dirt cheap for Bartlett pears, the best that were ever raised, are now selling for one cent a pound on the trees, That don’t hardly pay for picking them. : There are many visitors here from vaP tana. They are here to look at our mines, During the day time Nevada City and] Gass Valley are the dullest looking towns in the State.In the evening, they—are livelier than amy in the State, It is known as the Stewart Mining Bill, and peeks to amend the present laws in several impertant particulars, Sheuld this bill be again introduced, as appears probable, there are several features which be carefully considered by the:working miners of this Stete. The quantity of drift-miniug greund patent~ able; under its'previsions, is so small that it would ‘not pay te run the long bed rock tunnels necessary to open the claims. © The passage of this bill would be a serious. blew to the drift miners of thia State. It also seriously affeets those prospecting for petroleum ia G@alifernia. The prigiuator of this measure should have his attention called to—the—ubjectionable points. Another matter which has never received attention at the hands of the Califernia Miners’ Association is the perversion of the mining laws by the ‘‘rulings,” so called, of the Interior Department. In some instances the law is practically nullified, and it is much more difficult for a miner te obtain title to mineral ground than its original laws intended. @ ee : ; The attention of Congress should be called i to these unfavorable features of Department : Rulings through which the prerogative of Congress are being usurped. It is to be hoped that there will be a full = : . attendance of delegates from the County organizations, at the convention in San Francisco. Delegates are urgedy.if they have any measures to present, to have them prepared in writing, in order that they may b> promptly considered. County organizations are reminded that ‘ funds are necessary to continue the work so well commenced, and should endeavor to assiat the State Association as far as possible in thia respect. on i ‘ A Saffron Colored Index Of the condition of a bilious stomach and sluggish liver is the human countenance. Not only the skin but the eyeballs are tinged ‘with the yellow hue when the blue gets into the blood. Besides this, sick headaches ensue,. the tongue becomes furred, pains are felt in the liver and through the right shoulder blade, and dizziness is experienced upon rising from a sitting or recumbent posture by the bilieus invalid. For these and other indication, of biliousness, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy, It is also efficacious in chills and fever, dumb ague, ague cake, inactivity of the kidueys and bladder, rheumatism and nervousness, It stimulates, restores digestion and sleep, and tends greatly to mitigate the infirmities of age, All Sold. Geo. E. Turner has sold within a few days seventy-five dozen Masen’s fruit jars. He has nomoreon hand and they cannot be ebtained in San Francisco. He has telegraphed East fora car-load of them, and as seon as they arrive due notice will be given. 5 rirceesiperansipatlaaensas aes Ar Delayan, Wis., the other night a meteor struck a barn, setting it and some : = : . adjoining buildings on fire and causing o ‘ loss of $28,000. A om ety mainte asia The citizens ef Montreal laid the conner stone of a monument to Daisonneuve, the firgt, Goveruor of their city, on Labor day, September 4th, _———+-06e--——_____ ~The City Judge of Savannah, Ga., tined 4 himself $10 the otlier day for being late, . a and then remitted the fine on the ground ; that ‘‘it was his tirst offense.” rious parts-ef-thisState; Culorade-and Mon-}a-downward;: horizontal movemrent~ of-+ae cago Tribuue. clerk, but who is said by the police to be _ The drummers that-have been herg re-. city, isconfined in one of the tanks in cently say that Nevada City and Grass Valthe city prison.” He wis arrested ‘Wednesley are the only prosperous towns in the . dy. night by DetectivesSilvey, Cody and State. Crockett. one of the shrowdest burglars in -the Fritz Sterk,ou W. Buck, Moere’s Flat, Fruitilaxi, . : TENS, Dying ‘TH Pennsylvania Commissi have d : ee . : mmissioners have de©H E ORA N SGRI pm LOUAL I, : ee oided te present their State building to the "_ . sity of Chicago after the Exposition, John A. Graham received a dispatch this} =. © —— OPO aie ee afternoon stating that his wife was dying, with hemorrhage of the nose, On’ & t y ue ry to move the cotton crop. of the trains not connecting he is ubable to When Mr Graham left home his wife was enjeying the best of health. They have three children. Mrs. Graham lived at Blue Tent before she was married. She is a sister of Mrs. Petr Arbogast and Mrs. Wm. A. Findley. She . ceived an elegant assortment of Belts which isa lady beloved by all her acquaintances, . *M*Y are now offering at the low rate of ten : 2 id i Si ‘This is a tercible’biow to Mr. Graham, and — Gente each. Go and nee ‘ tf Tue Rock Island rain-uns HE Kock Island rain-m; leave here until tomorrow, utilize three balloons as vehic passengers into the Cherokée Stri ——_———+-0@ep 0 Something Nice ana Cheap. his hosts of friends hers deeply . symyathize with him in his g) est affliction. His enferced absence from his wife makes it the more painful to him. ——-—~ ee — HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. is a Slee L. \W. Burgert, Roseville, The Midway Is Weak and Vapid. ee : Pig on, . Henry’ Watterson, who is at the < F, eC seg » Dutch Flat, Richeliew, has been studying the variIM in Ge ous things to be found in Midway B. F. Whiting re : plaisance. He tells the story thus: “] Dr. J. Bonnell, San Francis :o had heard’ several remarks made about J. A. Daniels, Colorado, the terribly wicked things to be found. L. R. Prescott, Washing‘on, in Midway, and in the interest of man3. V. Robinson, Penn Valley, kind in general I concluded that it was . ° Gust Ozalli, Graniteville, ~ my duty to see them, and if necessary io wok San Juan, — raise my voice and wield my -pen in Y Barks’ Cain, City, saying thing’ about them. Well, 1 W Céaws ae have paw them’—as an old friend of! J, 'W. Wilcosen, Marysville mine in Louisville says—and: the ver-] A. B. Wilmer, “ : dict I have reached js that the “Midway . A. R. Lando, # plaisance has no right to be connected L. O. Williams, Sacramento, in any way with guch 9 wonderful} P. Flynn, Dutch Flat, show as the World's fair. There is : ns nothing of interest there to me except the types of people. The so galled shows are frauds and ‘fakes,’ Those that are advertised as being obscene and vulgar are weak and vapid. There is Y F nothing terrible about them at all, and lg Tageys fPsboons, ney San Francisco the mysterious whispered comments . _N. ‘Trebilcock, Maybert, : apon their broadness are unnecessary W. Goss, Penn Valley, There is no vulgarity about them J. O. Hayes and wife, San Jose, They are insipid, W. S. Bigelow, Columbia Hill, “Qne woman, who poses as a Persian. A. S. Bigelow, = was asked by a friend of mine whatshe. J: Black, ; neces was doing. .No answer was expected, as baghreng lope rae we didn’t supposea Persian could underG Gull, Onetoat FS _ eYs stand English, To our surprise, how-. w._ E. West Grasa Valley ever, she looked at us, and in good Bow. 4.’ German, San Juan, ery patois said: ‘I am knitting. What] J. g. McBride, ‘ do you suppose I am doing?” Then, with Mrs. K. Veal and son, Putte City, her hand, she inquired-if we saw:”—Chi. G. Riley, Grass Valley, . Mrs. Chewineth, San Jose, = T. Woon and wife, N orth Bleon. field, A Burglar Who Tried-toFake Everything: 45 Jpdzon, San . Soay ori C. A. Collins, who. says that he isa] qT, Samuel M. D., Stockton, .‘Geo. Reynolds; San Francisco, ' National Exchange. C. E. Wodell, Oak Tree Ranch, F. J. Maguire, Virginia City, 4 Tue Memphis bavk have been notified . ’ from New York that they can have all the akera propose to les for carrying Mrs. ‘Lester & Crawford have just reOn the 25th of last month, according to the police, he broke into the flat of Mrs. Knox at 2542 Howard street while It ia said that.there are mines in the Willow Valley district that will yet equal in richnessany here. Ask Bill Smith about she was absent in the gountry and for it if you don’t:believe this statement. two. days devoted his time to carting It commenced snowing at Gibsonville, away every movable object in the house. Sierra @unty, last Friday, and, ‘according {. Nothing seemed to be beneatirhis notice, to a letter received from there, considerable 8 3 gre gps ie es pres in and 16 rain ae out he took away. al e silverware, . 2 ee eke we vlothing, bedclothes, éte., that belonged sae, : to Mrs. Krox, and then took down the strangers who are now visiting our city de. eurtains and ‘portieres and—the pictures: clare that Nevada City hotels are the best on the walls. The carpets and rugs*also in the State. By experience, we know that eame under his observation, and he took they utter the truth. wep the ehoiesst. The Pittsburg mine, the first quartz mine} All these things were disposed of to a ever worked in this district, is“ panning out. Fourth street furniture dealer, and Silwell. The mine was first. started np in. \o! Seys that he not only received the 1854,and off and on it has been worked ever saci ar am, bat mare arrengercee ee with the furniture man to go and get since that date. the piano and the rest of the carpets, and Mrs. Hurd, mother of Mrs. A. Burrows, had negotiations under way with a Mardied at Virginia City Saturday afternoon. . ket street real estate agent to put a mortHer age was 59 years, and she was a native gage on the building.—San Francisco of Johastown, Pennsylvania. Examiner, The Champion Mining Company “have on Senator Stanford's Iliness. the ground, and will have in operation very An intimate friend’ of the Stanford soon, the largest pumping machinery that . family relates an incident in the sena has ever been erected in this State. It isa] tor’s life in Washington: A policeman sight to look at the present works. on duty one evening on K street, within The Nevada Gounty Land and Improve-. ® block of the Stanford residence at the ment Association have three of the best — na agg eager . i ying _ ranches in Nevada county, They will sell pra see in oa nendtigges! ies wate! just qne of them. Who wants it at a barwagon when a gentleman came up and gain ? recognized the unconscious. man as SenHenry Halsey, who was badly scalded in the . ator Stanford. They succeeded in getwreck which happened on Towle Bros’. nar-. ting the senator into his house without row gauge railroad one week ago last Satur-. @ny one else knowing what had hapday, died last Sunday and was buried at} Pened, and nothing was ever said about . . It iserather late for tripe, eae ey Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for. paintin in water colors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Lree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days atter being received, “and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. solation prizesof 50 cents each. ‘capella ie a esesatinn + *Or” Bill of Fare Changed, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store bas concluded to introduce to his crsto.ners the finest lot of Pickied Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. je4 ——___——_+-2-2 —_____.‘Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, EES CT Tr fHAIR DEATH “ Instantly removes forever destroys obface, arms or neck, without discoloration jl r injury to the most delicate skin. le Vile VOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET FOR gg ULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, acknowledged =by physicians as the highest authority Band the most eminent dermatologist and Bhair specialist that ever lived. During The California Fruitilaxi~ Manufacturiig. HAvE REMOVED TO g@-COMMERCIAL ectionable hair, whether upon the hand+lil . in want of Fine Taitor-made Suits, V7 POFY Fine Clot] s, both Im and D. from which to — — Several of our people were lucky in the drawing of the last Louisiana Lettery. chances of a hair-pulling levee, iig anew carpet for the stage and -new scenery. Are you interested in seeing such Towles Monday. 5 it. The first question the senator asked when he regained .consciousness was whether the newspapers would know all : . about it, and he appeared to be greatly Would like to give the’ names of the forturelieved when he-learned that it had nate ones bit do not like to take the. been kept a secret. The gentleman who . knew of this incident said that the sons . MAm™etica. Address, Tonight ‘‘Ingomar.”” Are you going? tor’s sudden death was no surprise to sata The whole receipts will be deveted to buyhim.—San Francisco Chronicle. : ried in England a short time ago. This ascene? If se, pay your four bits and 8°. . marriage is meet for rejoicing among Such a thing as being in want of the neénewspaper humorists. the nobility and artistocracy of Europe he prescribed this recipe. FP rice $1 by mail, securely packed. Corres™pondence confidential. Sole Agent fo ! SKOOKUM ROOT HAI Agente for the F. Thomas Dye Works, apie ane goa = Perfect Fit Guaranteed, Agents for the Newhas shirt Factory. 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Fifth Avenue, AMr. Veal and Miss Ham were maressaries of life in Nevada City is never heard ond’s delay. Nevada City people are the most charitable in the world, : Telegraph: I. J, Rolfe was in Grass, Valley yesterday and while there received as a present a magificent specimen of the genuine Irish Wolf dog, which he carried home in triumph, A gentleman in San Francisco is said to possess one of the same species and he values him at $500. : The ordinance prohibiting Chinamen ftom carrying swinging baskets en the sidewalks should be enforced. According to the reports made by thé” Health Officer of the State, there is less sickness and a smaller number of deaths, ac cording to the population, in Nevada City than in any other town in the State.That Where is Fredericks, the man who shot Bruce, the brakeman on the C, P. Railroad. and the supposed murderer of the late ln« mented Pascoe? Me went away and no one knows where. Notwithstanding thou sands of dollars were offered for his capture Fredericks appears to have been a smarter man than all the detectives on the Pacific coast. of, If such a case should unfortunately ocoa : : : cur relief would be at hand without a secGa x zk pet a om RP ©e xm il zm f+ Yesterday afternoon . . ; ; we neticed two ladies who were obliged to ; move off the walk to give way to a Chinaman and his vegetable baskets. » : : . accra teste‘ SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER (6th, “93 . would be considerably above par. —OF—— 1 RBIGH & COS MAIN STREET, opp. Un'on Hotel, ELEGANT SOUVENIRS FUR LAQQIES. New York, , % ° Le A a oN . Thrsday, Friday and Saturday _ Evenings, will be expended in urchasing New Scenery and a Teac for the stage. v _ {the Providence Mining Com. SELECT CUNCERT BY GOYNE’S FULL BAND,. P29Y are requested to re a: the same on or before the first . ; — time they will be audit— ed. NEVADA THEATRE. Sept. 14th, 15th and 16th. The Richard Foote o's . Special Engagement. ae The gross proceeds of Thursday evening a A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PRO GRAM EACH EVENING, TAKE NOTICE, All parties having bills against resent Saturday of each month, at ‘Everybody invited to inspect our establishment, / RE MOE RN cet ep Ath ne CARL DAVIS, Superintendent, Naughty Grass Valley Men. Telegraph: There is no excuse for y ung Is Life . ~ hvedlums insulting respectable girls in our x Ss : e ‘ city and when guilty ef.the’ offense they 4 Cue should be severely dealt with. There is a Wor h Livin ? .clasg of people who stand on‘ the e.'ge of the aw. sidewalk and every time a young lady pass:s} * throw outa slangy' remark to attract at& That d nds u D nm the ; tention or pass remarks among themselves, Liver. the ver is whi¢h if the same remarké weré passed on inactive the whole s ' their friends would be the cause of some of tem is out of order—the ; them being harshly dealt with. If you can breath is bad, digestion say nothing good of a person, be ter be sipoor, head dullor aching, , lent. A derogatory reniark once made wi! _ energy and ho fulness leave a bad effect ne matter how often or gone, the spirit 18 daearnestly it is retracted. + PP » & hea weight { If such conduct was enacted’ in Nevada exists after eating, with City the guilty parties would be squelched ° general despondency and : upon the double-quick. . the oe The igh is . : Soro “ae the housekeeper of the . He Wil Fight. health; and a Sam Davis (son of Parson Davis, formerly simple remedy that acta of this city) of the Carson Appeal and Sadis like Nature, does not Summerfield met on the street in Carson constipate afterwards or Jast Sunday and had some hot words, which uire constant ing, : brought forth the following from Sam does not interfere wi Davis’ pen the next day: ‘We will never business or pleasure dur. carry a weapon for those blow hards ing its use, makes Sim. Syste but if anyone of the outfit. desires a gun ° 1 : : mons Liver Regulator a ” tested its virtues ‘ dated. tag B f itousees cea ql : oo it ig the best Poe For biliousness and headache Simmons po llagy Pod (tage A to pila nggh 7 od Liver Regulator is the best medicine the. Regulator, and none of them world ever saw.—H. H.' Jones, Macon,. aot Leg att A reliot, bas oe Gs. re : : only emwr"e Ht. domme, Macca, Gt, Mc LURE’S MAGAZINE For 1893-94 100 MEN AND. WOMEN FAMOUS]IN LITERyj ATURE ‘AND ACHIEVEMENT will be 'represented: in McClure’s Magazine, either as authors of arteee icles or as participants inj dialogues and interWay views, or as subjects_of articles;. Robert Louis Stevéncor: tite contrition « ture, has prep an bt h article of rare interest on how he wrote “ Treasure Island.” Z ~ Willtam Dean/Howeiis 3 mee pecially for youth ders), and, ta additira, will contribute ope of the dialogues which are so ta @ feat of the M i f Prank R: Stockton Sorrtere eee sustain one side uf a disiogse icr the Magecino, wnd will siso write shoct Alphonse Daudet, Emite Zola, Pierre Loti-and Jules Verne ws ts agianae ot Oe aoe trated articles, three of which are Autoblographical Interviews. ‘Meal form, the carcass of Louis Pasteur’ Sohn J. ingalis Edward Bellamy Camilie Flammarion HARRIET at different ages of their lives is a be shown from childbood up, ‘Other interviews of this tasciastin 1g kind will tell, in autoblograph= Gaston Tissandier and scores of other world famous personalities. Short Stories conhk caren Wattan bnecne’ THOMAS HARDY, CLARK RUSSELL, OCTAVE THANET, BRET MARTE, JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, SARAH. ORNE. JEWETT, Real Conversations . £2 is sues tetweve Portraits of Distinguished People durtog the Seat your fully fifty of the most famous living celebrithes will Henry George =f Edward Everett Hails and are _\unique im this Magazine. person being glvea. sae P™ the year. Ceman Deyte y ~ Professor Henry‘ Drummond & "= Gere of extraordinary laterest which will appear in the Magazine duriag, The ‘Tr ‘ta a very strong feature mo a Of, the Future 3 scoebe as Real “Adventures {mecca Charles “A. Dana garter w7cams. sua ¥ pAdam will aloo contribute to the} Magazine. & doz0n pi of @ singie several paand a « form @ feature of the: . PHELPS . and The McClure Magazine and Nevada Daily Transeript —————_ BT per year; payable it advance ns} = AGENT FOR 2 asta Minera Hes Root Baer! For sale by the ‘Dozen or Gross ! . WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER AT A SPECIAL PRICE Nevada City, Sept. 7th, 1393, 1 --Beokive Commercial Sireet oe , . \ : Le} po 8 1

ee po. SSSR SEIS SSP THURSDAY EVENING. SEPT, 14 °93, v ig ANNUAL CONVENTION \ Of the California Miners’ Association To Be Held October: 9th. The following address has been issued by President Neff: 2 : : ‘On Monday, the ninth day of October, at 1Q0e’clock, a. m., in Pioneer Hall, Fourtti Street, near ‘Market,in San Francisco will be held the Annual Cenvention of the California Miners’ Associat‘on. : . ? The miners of Califernia are today in a better pcsition than they been, for many years. Public sentiment favorable to their interest, and gold mines are in demand. There is a desire’ to see the hydraulic — become again pro~ ductive, and the quartz ‘‘prospects developed into mines. Everybody wants gold, and we have more of it in California than any other State in the Union. All that is now necessary is capital to develop our properties. The last convention of the miners of California indorsed a bill, then pending in Congress, which was subsequently amended and became a law, ‘with some unsatisfactory features, However, it is found from the proceedings before the California Debfis Commission that some of the hydraulic mines can resume operations under this law. The State of California has already ‘apprepriated $250,000 to construct dams to restrain the debris in the rivers, contingent upon the Government giving a'liké amount. It should be our endeavor to impress this ES a er ntenan anita ee tartan, scenenntti esi a to.said purpose, the guld yield from these mines would be greatly increased. The people of the State of California begin to understand that a grave-mistake was made when the hydraulic mining industry. was stopped. They have felt the effect of the decline im gold production very seriously, and will be glad to see the yield ‘again increased. The opportunity is before us to “show by our own numerical streggth that we are in earnest in our effort to double. the gold yield of this State. So productive an ~ industry merits recognition and will receive it when the conditions are properly under_ For several consecutive sessions a measure has been introduced iu Congress, but never a passed, which merits the attention of miners. ee i OfgGeneral Luterest ‘to the Readers af the ~Jupen Congress, as with these suma® devoted . Daily Transcript. J. M. Kitts is about to open up a gravel mine near Town Talk. To be -happy—or miserable—rea vd the TRANSCRIPT every evening. Geo. E. Turner has the most intel] igent horse in the State. : A Commercial street Chinaman died Jwst night and was buried this afternoon. : It’s said about $3,000 goes eut of tibis city every month for lottery tickets. The unregistered. Chinamen here ave happy. They are satistied the Geary Act will never be enforced. The camping party that left here yesterday’ merning reached Graniteville last night. : There are mere dividend paying mines in the Nevada City district than in any other . one en the Coast. There never was such a demand for Nevada City quartz mines as at the present tine. The candy factories and dentists are doing a good business in this city., One helps the other. : If Fitzsimmons is not pronouneed insane the county treasury will be emptied by puying foreign witness fees. Nearly all the sawmills and logging camps in the vicinity of Truckee have suspended for the season. : The Glenbrook Park will soon changé hands. Some San Francisco men are going to buy .it. Outside ef Nevada City the more favors you bestow upon any one the worse you will be. treated, Win. Dibble, son of A. B. Dibble, has been appointed toa position in the State Mining Bureau at:’San Francisco, under State Mineralogist Crawford. For a low-grade proposition there is not a better unworkéd mine inthe State than the old-Murchie. It can be bought dirt cheap for Bartlett pears, the best that were ever raised, are now selling for one cent a pound on the trees, That don’t hardly pay for picking them. : There are many visitors here from vaP tana. They are here to look at our mines, During the day time Nevada City and] Gass Valley are the dullest looking towns in the State.In the evening, they—are livelier than amy in the State, It is known as the Stewart Mining Bill, and peeks to amend the present laws in several impertant particulars, Sheuld this bill be again introduced, as appears probable, there are several features which be carefully considered by the:working miners of this Stete. The quantity of drift-miniug greund patent~ able; under its'previsions, is so small that it would ‘not pay te run the long bed rock tunnels necessary to open the claims. © The passage of this bill would be a serious. blew to the drift miners of thia State. It also seriously affeets those prospecting for petroleum ia G@alifernia. The prigiuator of this measure should have his attention called to—the—ubjectionable points. Another matter which has never received attention at the hands of the Califernia Miners’ Association is the perversion of the mining laws by the ‘‘rulings,” so called, of the Interior Department. In some instances the law is practically nullified, and it is much more difficult for a miner te obtain title to mineral ground than its original laws intended. @ ee : ; The attention of Congress should be called i to these unfavorable features of Department : Rulings through which the prerogative of Congress are being usurped. It is to be hoped that there will be a full = : . attendance of delegates from the County organizations, at the convention in San Francisco. Delegates are urgedy.if they have any measures to present, to have them prepared in writing, in order that they may b> promptly considered. County organizations are reminded that ‘ funds are necessary to continue the work so well commenced, and should endeavor to assiat the State Association as far as possible in thia respect. on i ‘ A Saffron Colored Index Of the condition of a bilious stomach and sluggish liver is the human countenance. Not only the skin but the eyeballs are tinged ‘with the yellow hue when the blue gets into the blood. Besides this, sick headaches ensue,. the tongue becomes furred, pains are felt in the liver and through the right shoulder blade, and dizziness is experienced upon rising from a sitting or recumbent posture by the bilieus invalid. For these and other indication, of biliousness, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy, It is also efficacious in chills and fever, dumb ague, ague cake, inactivity of the kidueys and bladder, rheumatism and nervousness, It stimulates, restores digestion and sleep, and tends greatly to mitigate the infirmities of age, All Sold. Geo. E. Turner has sold within a few days seventy-five dozen Masen’s fruit jars. He has nomoreon hand and they cannot be ebtained in San Francisco. He has telegraphed East fora car-load of them, and as seon as they arrive due notice will be given. 5 rirceesiperansipatlaaensas aes Ar Delayan, Wis., the other night a meteor struck a barn, setting it and some : = : . adjoining buildings on fire and causing o ‘ loss of $28,000. A om ety mainte asia The citizens ef Montreal laid the conner stone of a monument to Daisonneuve, the firgt, Goveruor of their city, on Labor day, September 4th, _———+-06e--——_____ ~The City Judge of Savannah, Ga., tined 4 himself $10 the otlier day for being late, . a and then remitted the fine on the ground ; that ‘‘it was his tirst offense.” rious parts-ef-thisState; Culorade-and Mon-}a-downward;: horizontal movemrent~ of-+ae cago Tribuue. clerk, but who is said by the police to be _ The drummers that-have been herg re-. city, isconfined in one of the tanks in cently say that Nevada City and Grass Valthe city prison.” He wis arrested ‘Wednesley are the only prosperous towns in the . dy. night by DetectivesSilvey, Cody and State. Crockett. one of the shrowdest burglars in -the Fritz Sterk,ou W. Buck, Moere’s Flat, Fruitilaxi, . : TENS, Dying ‘TH Pennsylvania Commissi have d : ee . : mmissioners have de©H E ORA N SGRI pm LOUAL I, : ee oided te present their State building to the "_ . sity of Chicago after the Exposition, John A. Graham received a dispatch this} =. © —— OPO aie ee afternoon stating that his wife was dying, with hemorrhage of the nose, On’ & t y ue ry to move the cotton crop. of the trains not connecting he is ubable to When Mr Graham left home his wife was enjeying the best of health. They have three children. Mrs. Graham lived at Blue Tent before she was married. She is a sister of Mrs. Petr Arbogast and Mrs. Wm. A. Findley. She . ceived an elegant assortment of Belts which isa lady beloved by all her acquaintances, . *M*Y are now offering at the low rate of ten : 2 id i Si ‘This is a tercible’biow to Mr. Graham, and — Gente each. Go and nee ‘ tf Tue Rock Island rain-uns HE Kock Island rain-m; leave here until tomorrow, utilize three balloons as vehic passengers into the Cherokée Stri ——_———+-0@ep 0 Something Nice ana Cheap. his hosts of friends hers deeply . symyathize with him in his g) est affliction. His enferced absence from his wife makes it the more painful to him. ——-—~ ee — HOTEL ARRIVALS. Union Arrivals. is a Slee L. \W. Burgert, Roseville, The Midway Is Weak and Vapid. ee : Pig on, . Henry’ Watterson, who is at the < F, eC seg » Dutch Flat, Richeliew, has been studying the variIM in Ge ous things to be found in Midway B. F. Whiting re : plaisance. He tells the story thus: “] Dr. J. Bonnell, San Francis :o had heard’ several remarks made about J. A. Daniels, Colorado, the terribly wicked things to be found. L. R. Prescott, Washing‘on, in Midway, and in the interest of man3. V. Robinson, Penn Valley, kind in general I concluded that it was . ° Gust Ozalli, Graniteville, ~ my duty to see them, and if necessary io wok San Juan, — raise my voice and wield my -pen in Y Barks’ Cain, City, saying thing’ about them. Well, 1 W Céaws ae have paw them’—as an old friend of! J, 'W. Wilcosen, Marysville mine in Louisville says—and: the ver-] A. B. Wilmer, “ : dict I have reached js that the “Midway . A. R. Lando, # plaisance has no right to be connected L. O. Williams, Sacramento, in any way with guch 9 wonderful} P. Flynn, Dutch Flat, show as the World's fair. There is : ns nothing of interest there to me except the types of people. The so galled shows are frauds and ‘fakes,’ Those that are advertised as being obscene and vulgar are weak and vapid. There is Y F nothing terrible about them at all, and lg Tageys fPsboons, ney San Francisco the mysterious whispered comments . _N. ‘Trebilcock, Maybert, : apon their broadness are unnecessary W. Goss, Penn Valley, There is no vulgarity about them J. O. Hayes and wife, San Jose, They are insipid, W. S. Bigelow, Columbia Hill, “Qne woman, who poses as a Persian. A. S. Bigelow, = was asked by a friend of mine whatshe. J: Black, ; neces was doing. .No answer was expected, as baghreng lope rae we didn’t supposea Persian could underG Gull, Onetoat FS _ eYs stand English, To our surprise, how-. w._ E. West Grasa Valley ever, she looked at us, and in good Bow. 4.’ German, San Juan, ery patois said: ‘I am knitting. What] J. g. McBride, ‘ do you suppose I am doing?” Then, with Mrs. K. Veal and son, Putte City, her hand, she inquired-if we saw:”—Chi. G. Riley, Grass Valley, . Mrs. Chewineth, San Jose, = T. Woon and wife, N orth Bleon. field, A Burglar Who Tried-toFake Everything: 45 Jpdzon, San . Soay ori C. A. Collins, who. says that he isa] qT, Samuel M. D., Stockton, ..‘Geo. Reynolds; San Francisco, ' National Exchange. C. E. Wodell, Oak Tree Ranch, F. J. Maguire, Virginia City, 4 Tue Memphis bavk have been notified . ’ from New York that they can have all the akera propose to les for carrying Mrs. ‘Lester & Crawford have just reOn the 25th of last month, according to the police, he broke into the flat of Mrs. Knox at 2542 Howard street while It ia said that.there are mines in the Willow Valley district that will yet equal in richnessany here. Ask Bill Smith about she was absent in the gountry and for it if you don’t:believe this statement. two. days devoted his time to carting It commenced snowing at Gibsonville, away every movable object in the house. Sierra @unty, last Friday, and, ‘according {. Nothing seemed to be beneatirhis notice, to a letter received from there, considerable 8 3 gre gps ie es pres in and 16 rain ae out he took away. al e silverware, . 2 ee eke we vlothing, bedclothes, éte., that belonged sae, : to Mrs. Krox, and then took down the strangers who are now visiting our city de. eurtains and ‘portieres and—the pictures: clare that Nevada City hotels are the best on the walls. The carpets and rugs*also in the State. By experience, we know that eame under his observation, and he took they utter the truth. wep the ehoiesst. The Pittsburg mine, the first quartz mine} All these things were disposed of to a ever worked in this district, is“ panning out. Fourth street furniture dealer, and Silwell. The mine was first. started np in. \o! Seys that he not only received the 1854,and off and on it has been worked ever saci ar am, bat mare arrengercee ee with the furniture man to go and get since that date. the piano and the rest of the carpets, and Mrs. Hurd, mother of Mrs. A. Burrows, had negotiations under way with a Mardied at Virginia City Saturday afternoon. . ket street real estate agent to put a mortHer age was 59 years, and she was a native gage on the building.—San Francisco of Johastown, Pennsylvania. Examiner, The Champion Mining Company “have on Senator Stanford's Iliness. the ground, and will have in operation very An intimate friend’ of the Stanford soon, the largest pumping machinery that . family relates an incident in the sena

has ever been erected in this State. It isa] tor’s life in Washington: A policeman sight to look at the present works. on duty one evening on K street, within The Nevada Gounty Land and Improve-. ® block of the Stanford residence at the ment Association have three of the best — na agg eager . i ying _ ranches in Nevada county, They will sell pra see in oa nendtigges! ies wate! just qne of them. Who wants it at a barwagon when a gentleman came up and gain ? recognized the unconscious. man as SenHenry Halsey, who was badly scalded in the . ator Stanford. They succeeded in getwreck which happened on Towle Bros’. nar-. ting the senator into his house without row gauge railroad one week ago last Satur-. @ny one else knowing what had hapday, died last Sunday and was buried at} Pened, and nothing was ever said about . . It iserather late for tripe, eae ey Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for. paintin in water colors an outline sketch of the Frvitilaxi Lree, copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned within forty days atter being received, “and to be painted in water colors. The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con. solation prizesof 50 cents each. ‘capella ie a esesatinn + *Or” Bill of Fare Changed, Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store bas concluded to introduce to his crsto.ners the finest lot of Pickied Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city. Try ’em. They go well with Shasta lemonade. je4 ——___——_+-2-2 —_____.‘Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial street, EES CT Tr fHAIR DEATH “ Instantly removes forever destroys obface, arms or neck, without discoloration jl r injury to the most delicate skin. le Vile VOR FIFTY YEARS THE SECRET FOR gg ULA OF ERASMUS WILSON, acknowledged =by physicians as the highest authority Band the most eminent dermatologist and Bhair specialist that ever lived. During The California Fruitilaxi~ Manufacturiig. HAvE REMOVED TO g@-COMMERCIAL ectionable hair, whether upon the hand+lil . in want of Fine Taitor-made Suits, V7 POFY Fine Clot] s, both Im and D. from which to — — Several of our people were lucky in the drawing of the last Louisiana Lettery. chances of a hair-pulling levee, iig anew carpet for the stage and -new scenery. Are you interested in seeing such Towles Monday. 5 it. The first question the senator asked when he regained .consciousness was whether the newspapers would know all : . about it, and he appeared to be greatly Would like to give the’ names of the forturelieved when he-learned that it had nate ones bit do not like to take the. been kept a secret. The gentleman who . knew of this incident said that the sons . MAm™etica. Address, Tonight ‘‘Ingomar.”” Are you going? tor’s sudden death was no surprise to sata The whole receipts will be deveted to buyhim.—San Francisco Chronicle. : ried in England a short time ago. This ascene? If se, pay your four bits and 8°. . marriage is meet for rejoicing among Such a thing as being in want of the neénewspaper humorists. the nobility and artistocracy of Europe he prescribed this recipe. FP rice $1 by mail, securely packed. Corres™pondence confidential. Sole Agent fo ! SKOOKUM ROOT HAI Agente for the F. Thomas Dye Works, apie ane goa = Perfect Fit Guaranteed, Agents for the Newhas shirt Factory. 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It makes food nourSCROFULA ishing, work pleasant, sleep refreshing, and life enjoyable, It searches out all impurities in the system and expels them harmlessly by the natural channels.” AYER’S Sarsaparille gives elasticity to the step, and imparts to the aged and infirm, renewed lrealth, strength, and vitality. AYER'S -Sarsaparili. Ervepared by Dr. J.C. Aycr & Co., Lowell, Mas Bold by all Druggists; rice @1; ax bottles, $5. Cures others, will cure you ‘Bald Heads! Eb ecrmaiey otro bree E onde? Haniee Suits ab eh ‘ : eailout when 5 > oOrina & of jour symptoms be warned in time of you 4 on Te. 3 . FRADE WARK bas Sipeo. tee. per Jer 3 THE SKOOKUM ROOT HAIR GROWER Co, : : Fitth Ave. New York. uy. “ & CHARLES HARTMAN. KE. E, DULAC, HARTMAN & DULAC, S2RERT, in the Transcript Block, Where they will be pleased to Fall and Winter Suits. We have a full line of Samples of Sap Francisco, im GROWER Co. f Dep!. R. 57, South. Fifth Avenue, AMr. Veal and Miss Ham were maressaries of life in Nevada City is never heard ond’s delay. Nevada City people are the most charitable in the world, : Telegraph: I. J, Rolfe was in Grass, Valley yesterday and while there received as a present a magificent specimen of the genuine Irish Wolf dog, which he carried home in triumph, A gentleman in San Francisco is said to possess one of the same species and he values him at $500. : The ordinance prohibiting Chinamen ftom carrying swinging baskets en the sidewalks should be enforced. According to the reports made by thé” Health Officer of the State, there is less sickness and a smaller number of deaths, ac cording to the population, in Nevada City than in any other town in the State.That Where is Fredericks, the man who shot Bruce, the brakeman on the C, P. Railroad. and the supposed murderer of the late ln« mented Pascoe? Me went away and no one knows where. Notwithstanding thou sands of dollars were offered for his capture Fredericks appears to have been a smarter man than all the detectives on the Pacific coast. of, If such a case should unfortunately ocoa : : : cur relief would be at hand without a secGa x zk pet a om RP ©e xm il zm f+ Yesterday afternoon . . ; ; we neticed two ladies who were obliged to ; move off the walk to give way to a Chinaman and his vegetable baskets. » : : . accra teste‘ SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER (6th, “93 . would be considerably above par. —OF—— 1 RBIGH & COS MAIN STREET, opp. Un'on Hotel, ELEGANT SOUVENIRS FUR LAQQIES. New York, , % ° Le A a oN . Thrsday, Friday and Saturday _ Evenings, will be expended in urchasing New Scenery and a Teac for the stage. v _ {the Providence Mining Com. SELECT CUNCERT BY GOYNE’S FULL BAND,. P29Y are requested to re a: the same on or before the first . ; — time they will be audit— ed. NEVADA THEATRE. Sept. 14th, 15th and 16th. The Richard Foote o's . Special Engagement. ae The gross proceeds of Thursday evening a A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PRO GRAM EACH EVENING, TAKE NOTICE, All parties having bills against resent Saturday of each month, at ‘Everybody invited to inspect our establishment, / RE MOE RN cet ep Ath ne CARL DAVIS, Superintendent, Naughty Grass Valley Men. Telegraph: There is no excuse for y ung Is Life . ~ hvedlums insulting respectable girls in our x Ss : e ‘ city and when guilty ef.the’ offense they 4 Cue should be severely dealt with. There is a Wor h Livin ? .clasg of people who stand on‘ the e.'ge of the aw. sidewalk and every time a young lady pass:s} * throw outa slangy' remark to attract at& That d nds u D nm the ; tention or pass remarks among themselves, Liver. the ver is whi¢h if the same remarké weré passed on inactive the whole s ' their friends would be the cause of some of tem is out of order—the ; them being harshly dealt with. If you can breath is bad, digestion say nothing good of a person, be ter be sipoor, head dullor aching, , lent. A derogatory reniark once made wi! _ energy and ho fulness leave a bad effect ne matter how often or gone, the spirit 18 daearnestly it is retracted. + PP » & hea weight { If such conduct was enacted’ in Nevada exists after eating, with City the guilty parties would be squelched ° general despondency and : upon the double-quick. . the oe The igh is . : Soro “ae the housekeeper of the . He Wil Fight. health; and a Sam Davis (son of Parson Davis, formerly simple remedy that acta of this city) of the Carson Appeal and Sadis like Nature, does not Summerfield met on the street in Carson constipate afterwards or Jast Sunday and had some hot words, which uire constant ing, : brought forth the following from Sam does not interfere wi Davis’ pen the next day: ‘We will never business or pleasure dur. carry a weapon for those blow hards ing its use, makes Sim. Syste but if anyone of the outfit. desires a gun ° 1 : : mons Liver Regulator a ” tested its virtues ‘ dated. tag B f itousees cea ql : oo it ig the best Poe For biliousness and headache Simmons po llagy Pod (tage A to pila nggh 7 od Liver Regulator is the best medicine the. Regulator, and none of them world ever saw.—H. H.' Jones, Macon,. aot Leg att A reliot, bas oe Gs. re : : only emwr"e Ht. domme, Macca, Gt, Mc LURE’S MAGAZINE For 1893-94 100 MEN AND. WOMEN FAMOUS]IN LITERyj ATURE ‘AND ACHIEVEMENT will be 'represented: in McClure’s Magazine, either as authors of arteee icles or as participants inj dialogues and interWay views, or as subjects_of articles;. Robert Louis Stevéncor: tite contrition « ture, has prep an bt h article of rare interest on how he wrote “ Treasure Island.” Z ~ Willtam Dean/Howeiis 3 mee pecially for youth ders), and, ta additira, will contribute ope of the dialogues which are so ta @ feat of the M i f Prank R: Stockton Sorrtere eee sustain one side uf a disiogse icr the Magecino, wnd will siso write shoct Alphonse Daudet, Emite Zola, Pierre Loti-and Jules Verne ws ts agianae ot Oe aoe trated articles, three of which are Autoblographical Interviews. ‘Meal form, the carcass of Louis Pasteur’ Sohn J. ingalis Edward Bellamy Camilie Flammarion HARRIET at different ages of their lives is a be shown from childbood up, ‘Other interviews of this tasciastin 1g kind will tell, in autoblograph= Gaston Tissandier and scores of other world famous personalities. Short Stories conhk caren Wattan bnecne’ THOMAS HARDY, CLARK RUSSELL, OCTAVE THANET, BRET MARTE, JOEL CHANDLER HARRIS, SARAH. ORNE. JEWETT, Real Conversations . £2 is sues tetweve Portraits of Distinguished People durtog the Seat your fully fifty of the most famous living celebrithes will Henry George =f Edward Everett Hails and are _\unique im this Magazine. person being glvea. sae P™ the year. Ceman Deyte y ~ Professor Henry‘ Drummond & "= Gere of extraordinary laterest which will appear in the Magazine duriag, The ‘Tr ‘ta a very strong feature mo a Of, the Future 3 scoebe as Real “Adventures {mecca Charles “A. Dana garter w7cams. sua ¥ pAdam will aloo contribute to the} Magazine. & doz0n pi of @ singie several paand a « form @ feature of the: . PHELPS . and The McClure Magazine and Nevada Daily Transeript —————_ BT per year; payable it advance ns} = AGENT FOR 2 asta Minera Hes Root Baer! For sale by the ‘Dozen or Gross ! . WATER, GINGER ALE, ORANGE CIDER AT A SPECIAL PRICE Nevada City, Sept. 7th, 1393, 1 --Beokive Commercial Sireet oe , . \ : Le} po 8 1