September 15, 1893 (4 pages)

er ra ~~. — enn < A, SR: i 5 A Schoo] Satchel Free of Charge. @HE ©RANSGRIPT. LOCAL, ITEMS. “PERSONAL: TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. es esate eed . ii say : oad — Ee given free to each cash purchaser of over $1 Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. of Gover Interest to the Readers of the . yoeiat and Other Notes Aboat tab Old azd! The Railroad Companies Make Reduced worth of School Books. At Carr Bros. peal lll . ‘oe mp Pres. oo acne naa a Transerg Toung. Rates Established Sept. 6, 1860, Turms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAIN IN ADVANCE,Locau Nortces—10 cents per line for first insertion and-5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per line per wenn FRIDAY EVENING, SEP3. 15, °93. SL a LETT FIRE AT. GLENBROOK. Dastard'y Attempt to Destroy AN of the Buildings at the Park. At an early hour this morning the directora’ offic@at the Park was discovered to be on fire by the watchmen and stable men at that place. When discovered the building was enveloped in flames and burned -to the ground, When all of these men were areused they found that fires had been set in different places around the building.» Had it not been for some hard and quick work on their part the grand stand would have been totally destroyed, Tn a dozen different places fires had been kindled@With pitch pine thoroughly soaked with kerosene: At the stables’ several fires were kindled and the s@dundrel was succéssful in des treying about twenty stables, from No. 43 to 63, This is the most dastardly, affair that has eccurred in this county in many years. ‘We learn that strong suspision rests upon a party who will probably bearrested. Lhe loss is probably inthe neighborhood ef $800, which is fully eovered by insyrance, Se aie IN ——~ For water brash and’ sour stomach take Rinmayy Liner Regeletee, > Bee the World's. Fair for Fifteen Cents. . Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we. will. mail you, prepaid our SouvENIR PoRTEOLIO oF THE Wor.v'’s Cotumaia Exposirion, the regular price is Fifty cents, hut as we want yeu to have atie, we make the. prige.nominal. You will tiad it a work of art and a thing to be prized, It contains full page views of the great buildings, with description of same,. aad is exevited in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, we will refund ‘the ' @tamps and let you keep the book. Address H, E. BUCKLEN & CO,, Chicago, Iil. 8 0-0 ' Don'r:lose time and make yourself worse with pills-and oils. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. aa THE. sunt ROSTER. lary’s Office. We have received a copy of the Califor. nia Blue Boek, or State Roster, which has been issued by Secretary of State Waite, the compiler. The werk is a complete directory of the judicial, executive, and legis. lative-department,and of the county officers. It is mere elaborate and attractive than any ef the former issues, containing valuable matter, a colored map of the State, divided inte Congressional districts, and another ‘map showing the Senatorial districts ; -procosé engraving of the State Capitol, frout and rear, the State Asylums for the Insane, Nurmal Schools, University, etc,, besides a number of other appropriate pictures. The work is trom the office of State Printer Johnston, and is a medel typograpically. «The Roster is a very ably edited boek, and ‘will prove of great value for the purpose of meference, ~~ +e Superior Court. The following baitinass was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : The’ People vai Patrick B. Fitzsimmons, charged ‘with ficauity. The following compesed'the fury: Samuel Eddy, J. R. Thomas, Bennell Dunstan, John Tierney, Henry Grever, John Evans, A. Lademan, 0, MoClintock, T. P. Blue, A. G. Chew, Jobn Berriman, John Brophy, who returned the following verdict: ‘‘We the jury find the defendant, P, B. Fiizsimmons, insane.” Estate of Frank Kearney, deceased. Order permitting appraisement. Married in Oakland. Last evening Miss Rebecca M. Nolet daughter of Dr, and Mrs, H. Valestine of this city, was married habe Dr, Coyle in Oakland, to Major William Royal, a prominent San Francisce lawyer. “= Sale. A small dwelling howe for sale Price $500. Enquire W. H, Crawrorp, M2 MOST. PERFECT MADE. Im all the great leading Seeeet cs AES ey cde achat @ Years Standard. fe 4 — The miaing prospects continue to look very fine in this district. Two more mines on Gold Flat are to be started up very svon. Charley Grimes received an immense stock of new fall clothIng yesterday. A very large number of passengers arrived on the train last evening. ' The_ foundries here are doing a big business. The frame for Cal. R. Clarke's new hee was being put up teday. Twe nice roons te rent in the Transcript Bloek. Locklin’s mill on Deer creek is kept busy running night and day on custom rock. In another year thiere will be no woeden walks in the business part of Nevada City. The Busses running between this city and Grass Valley are crowded with passengers on every trip. The stock of goods in the Wolf store, on Main street, will be sold at_auction next Monday. As an advertising medium the Transorirt is second to no journal published in Northern-Central California. A company is being formed.to work tle tailings in Deer creek, below the rich quartz mines. ae ~Do not forget that the Richard Foote company will play at the Theater tonight. The charming Miss Plunkett will be there. If you know of any items that will interest anybody, just give them to our city reporter, Fred E. Brewn. The new iron fence around the Washington school house presents a very beautiful . appearance, Nafiziger’s, Grissell’s, Colley’s and Monroe’s meat markets would do credit to larg«r towns than Nevada City. Whien the electric railroad is built to Marysville the freight on goods will be very mate: ially reduced. The City Trustees are having the gutters . and.-sewers--areund--the--eity-placed-in*good+ order for winter. Frank Nilon’s new house is going to be a beauty. Lots of good carpenters at work on. it. The Truckee ‘Republican says there is no gambling going on in that town only for the reason that there is no money toe gamble on? Is the lower part of Broad street to. be macadamized before the fall rains start in? Echo answers, quein sabe, Several new heuses have been erected recently, and now the question that is agitat-. ° ing the public mind is thia: Will there be any house—warmings ? One of our merchants informed us today that he had been in business for eleven years and thatduring the past month he had done more businéss than he hai ,during any three months during that period. That speaks well for the town, Fhe more pay days the~less~money~ there seems to be in circulation, Everybody seems to be hoarding coin fora rainy day. rainy day will come very soon. Work is progressing finely on Manzanita ravine. In ashort time teams will be able to cross from the Catholic church to Aristocracy Hill, That road has been talked of by. City Trustees for the past twenty-five years, and it remained for the present live Board to do the job, A great mapy quartz mines in Sierra county have changed hands recently, They will be worked on an extensive scale. That means more business for Nevada City, Sierra county's prosperity is Nevada City’s prosperity, this being the business center fer that section. Among the people generally there is a disposition to have the front of their premises, on thestreet, present a clean appearance. There is an exception to this rule, however. Some people prefer dirt and filth, as is manifeated ina number of places around town, The Sunset} Telephone Company is se~ verely censured by our people fornot complying with their contract. It is generally believed that they put up the line between thiscity and Grass Valley to keep out an opposition company. The way they have it now arrange d is worse than no line at all. Preparations for the new electric railroad between this city and Marysville are prey gressing slowly but surely. By the last of this month something tangible will be done in regard to the matter. Aswe have stated a number of times—that road will be built. The Odin mine is looking splendid. Th ey are running a tunnel, and om Monday or Tuesday next will commence cross-cutting. The gravel they are now taking out pays over $2 per car load. Where they are working the channel is over one hundred feet wide on one side, and as far as they can tell now is about seventy feet on world but that the Odin in time will be one of the very best gravel mines i this dis. trict. A young man who left Nevada City t wenty-five years ago returned on Monday last, Up to yesterday hehad been trying to get his bearings, and has net got them yet, for he says Nevada City bears no resemblance to that which seemed to be impressed upon his mind before coming here. Ne wonder. The town has improved’ so much and so many changes have been made, except here and there, that no one would recognize the plave if they had been absent that length of time, A gentleman who arrived here yesterday from San Francisco informs the Transcript . reporter that James L. Fleod and John W. Mackey, the Comstock bonanza kings, will send one of their hest mining experts here the last of this menth to examine two mines in the Nevada City mining district, with a view of purchasiug them, We do not know what mines are referred to, but do hope the expert's opinion will be favorable, for such men as Floed and Mackey are very desirsble men to have in a mining county, * It is hoped that that particular kind of . the other side. There is no doubt in the]: “DB. H. Birdsall, the powder man, is in town. A. M. Peache of Omaha arrived here on last evening’s train. Dr. G. E. Gulp of San Francisco is’ in town. C. Valphey and wife, of San Jose, are here on a visit. M. Ammer of San Francisco isa aaa morning train. Mrs. John Stotlar was over from ‘North San Juan today. fe Hon. W. D. Long returned from below last evening.” John A. Graham left for hia home this serge ai T. C. Howell, dditor of the State Re-}: sources, is here writing,up our mines. B. H. Miller, who is in San Francisce, has been quite sick again, but is said to be improving. J. M. Sabin, traveling agent for Ayer’s popular medicines, is here on business con— nected with that big establishment. C. F. MeNeill‘of North San Juan arrived here last evening from San Franciaco on hia way home. Turner Seymour of Downieville arrived here last evening on! San Francisco on his way home. The wife of Wm. 7. Richards of ain Inyo county, is here ona visit to her hus‘. band’s parents,Capt. and Mrs. H. ‘Richards, Her husband, who has been on a visit to the Wor.d’s Fair, will arrive here in a few days. e@ee ~ 1 The jury in the case of the Cannon git, whose mother. had her arrested for living in a house of ill fame, rendered averdict of not guilty, and she was discharged. About a year age a mine was bought in this district for $6,000 and about $5,000 was expended on it to put it im first class shape. Last month it netted: the owners $2,750. During Teachers’ Institute the Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad makes’ a half fare rate te Colfax for teachers and others in attendance at the Institute. The Central Pacific makes a two-third rate. Parties.going pay fell fare from Colfax to Truckee; from Truckee to Colfax the reducfrom the Saturday preceding to the Monday following. Instituce week.--The hotels. at Truckee are Truckee Hotel, Stewart McKay, proprietor; Whitney Mouse, T. B. Whitmey, proprietor, and the Sherritt House, ‘Sherritt Brothers, proprietors. “The Institute will open October 3rd and continue . five days, : “oe ote La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grippe th Most seasons if was a noticeable fact that those who depended upon Dr. King’s New but escaped all of the troublesome after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but in. all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, amd hag cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint.’ Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros. Deve Store. SHILOH’S’ CURE, thie great Coug, and Croup Cure, is in great’ demand: Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c, Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. 20 For Sale. A residence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine. Enquire at the Transcript office. al4.tf 4-9 e-e Residence Lot For Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at TRANSCRIPT Office, a8-tf This mouth tt has net then $4, 940; aiid” tic . seaanipenaaneemetmme prospect is good for its paying handsomely for an indefinite period. Who says mining . in this district is not a good investment ? Fhe -owners-of this mine-have already got nearly all their original capital . back, rns relies rece Rooms For Rent.” Two hice rooms in” the Transoript Block are-offered for rent. Enquire atthis office; . ~ i -+-9@eGirl Wanted. —_ a girli is wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. : al Every Boy and Giri Who earns promotion deserves new books: Buy them at Carr Bros. eee. e@eScheel Books And supplies of all kinds at. Carr. Bros. Absolutely Pure. A oream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St, N. ¥, Notice to Creditors. wr ATS OF JAMES MACKENZIE, NEOKAS, Notice is hereby given by the underpo "Executor of the Last Will of James Weckensic, deceased, to the creditors $ end all persons having claimaaga natthe'#aid deceased, toexhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within Four months after the ret publication of this notice tothe said Executor at tke Store of Dente Furth, Norch San Juan, Cal, GIVES FRESHmw NESS CLEAR 7,5 )% faa CONS sTIPATION CURES INDIGESTIAN Diz2z RURTIQNS GN. THE Be: AUTIFIES edt paper’ or se en Bihar and $1.00 per pa ples free. The Frvori POWDER KONO eee ead ee » Oaptain Swee:“ayes Bhilone Catareh Heerboay ta the fir first ve ever fou: that would do mo ee. Tive 50 cta, Sold b by Druggists. doneouttice Sri Popa we Donen ac ; pratt Prin meas Cage, es ‘prantas, “TAKE NOTIC =E All parties having bills against the Providence Mining €om}pany are requested to. present the same on or before‘the first Saturday of each month, at which time iting will be audit~ ed. CARL DAVIS, Superintendent. Nevada City, 7th, 1393. tion will be made. Tiekets will be got! Discovery, not only had a speedy recovery, The Rickard Foot C's} “Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at times I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo; was notable to go any distance from the house. I was a miserable man, The day I commenced on my second bottle of Hood's Sarsayarilla, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cures eel like a new man. I am working again ant donot have any of my . bad 6 elt. have a rfiect cure.” CHARLE: tive, 650 W West Market Street, York, Px ood’s Pilis are the best after-dinner e. assist digestion, cure headache. 25¢. gare a Wood Far Sale, I have on hani ‘between 600 and 700 cords of Dry Oak Wood: which . will quantities to suit at $5.50 per sell in cord. ~My Wood is of the very best quality--equal to any brought to this market, ~ Orders left at toys Jackson's Beehive Grocery Store will be filled immediately. JOAQUIN: LOPEZ. Nevada City, Ang. 20th, NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, Sept. Lith, 15th and léth. mt Spi Doge The gross proceeds of Thursday eveuing4 will be expended in purchasing New Scenery and a Carpet for the stage. A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PRO GRAM EACH EVENING. Prices as usual, IGE CREAN, CANDIES, FRUITS AND MOT FOLEW’'s Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. DROP IN. There is no necessity for dropping in after the somewhat unceremonious mamner which artist portrays, but all the same you could do intinitely worse than not to lose a moment about dropping in to try my LXLAC DE PERSE 1IcE CREA M. the pre bei: ray ior, me tion of ine Business o teL Siiraa of evada, hy a Ezeclitor of Laat Will of James Mackenzie this 14th day of bs of Baptember, 1898, rase SEARLS, A ELECTRIC BELTS. a \.~ 4 +f ame For the Cure of CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES, . Rheumatism, Paralysis, Kidney and Liver Trouble, All Stomach difficulties, Private diseases of beth sexes and DEAFNESS. Seige of F Oukiad, Ga AGENTS WANTED. See es Sas HILL & SONS, No. 516 13th Strot _ —— LET ! Us see ner eet te ever ‘+ f That is what we have im our Show Window this display of Fine Clothing Our FALL STOCK HAS RIVE AND IT IS SOMETHING NICE, in that we carry. We have a line of $10 suits for men You ought to see them. We.claim that we.sell Clothing, etc., as che wonderful. in this county. You don't have to take stock ten years. i Our stock is all fresh and new, ery body. weekatavery” reason: ible, prices, : COMME NCE D TO an. all the lines that are something. ‘ap as any house thag has been in the store for and we ask one price to eySON, THE ONE PRICE STORE Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. bo Serco — enn . A POT or Gold_ is miiisenieuee to be Concealed at the Ber Tone Of the Rainbow. We are ‘all stock” of Groceries, Hay, ‘Grain, Vegetables, orders tor Shakes—and-Weood. “tony é fieagh zo Maple Sug: ir and Syrup, Peta Par. y ruits, AFTER IT. ih inspect our. immense &e.,, &c. Also leave your We import our Maple Sugar dire ‘ct from the big sugar proharde of Eastern Canada. et emia to Get Rich ——— saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffeos, Butter; eese. Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, ‘Nuts, Eto., at the PLAZA We always keep the best of goods at Fair THOMAS eee’ STORE. Prices, SHURTLEFF & SON. URS. LISTR ee ett A CHAWEORDS Tremendous Inducemer'ts offered in ul 1 During the 0) of the season, Hats trimmed BREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen stylish shapes in White, Nile ¢ Chick and Lace Straw Flats, ONE-HALY¥ the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and: White duced to 35 cents. of the mast Green, Lavender and Black which we offer at just about 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Re-, 6 dozen Broad Brin Ballore. in black, worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents, An Honest Havana Cigar. Gogg. as Imported, — Handmade Cuban -Frecess, BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! i snufsetaied by W7illiswam Git. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, T e Old Relable. * 4 CALIFORNIA.

er ra ~~. — enn < A, SR: i 5 A Schoo] Satchel Free of Charge. @HE ©RANSGRIPT. LOCAL, ITEMS. “PERSONAL: TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. es esate eed . ii say : oad — Ee given free to each cash purchaser of over $1 Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. of Gover Interest to the Readers of the . yoeiat and Other Notes Aboat tab Old azd! The Railroad Companies Make Reduced worth of School Books. At Carr Bros. peal lll . ‘oe mp Pres. oo acne naa a Transerg Toung. Rates Established Sept. 6, 1860, Turms—15 Cents a Week; 60 Cents a Month; $6 a Year WHEN PAIN IN ADVANCE,Locau Nortces—10 cents per line for first insertion and-5 cents per line fur each additional insertion, or $1 per line per wenn FRIDAY EVENING, SEP3. 15, °93. SL a LETT FIRE AT. GLENBROOK. Dastard'y Attempt to Destroy AN of the Buildings at the Park. At an early hour this morning the directora’ offic@at the Park was discovered to be on fire by the watchmen and stable men at that place. When discovered the building was enveloped in flames and burned -to the ground, When all of these men were areused they found that fires had been set in different places around the building.» Had it not been for some hard and quick work on their part the grand stand would have been totally destroyed, Tn a dozen different places fires had been kindled@With pitch pine thoroughly soaked with kerosene: At the stables’ several fires were kindled and the s@dundrel was succéssful in des treying about twenty stables, from No. 43 to 63, This is the most dastardly, affair that has eccurred in this county in many years. ‘We learn that strong suspision rests upon a party who will probably bearrested. Lhe loss is probably inthe neighborhood ef $800, which is fully eovered by insyrance, Se aie IN ——~ For water brash and’ sour stomach take Rinmayy Liner Regeletee, > Bee the World's. Fair for Fifteen Cents. . Upon receipt of your address and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we. will. mail you, prepaid our SouvENIR PoRTEOLIO oF THE Wor.v'’s Cotumaia Exposirion, the regular price is Fifty cents, hut as we want yeu to have atie, we make the. prige.nominal. You will tiad it a work of art and a thing to be prized, It contains full page views of the great buildings, with description of same,. aad is exevited in highest style of art. If not satisfied with it, we will refund ‘the ' @tamps and let you keep the book. Address H, E. BUCKLEN & CO,, Chicago, Iil. 8 0-0 ' Don'r:lose time and make yourself worse with pills-and oils. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. aa THE. sunt ROSTER. lary’s Office. We have received a copy of the Califor. nia Blue Boek, or State Roster, which has been issued by Secretary of State Waite, the compiler. The werk is a complete directory of the judicial, executive, and legis. lative-department,and of the county officers. It is mere elaborate and attractive than any ef the former issues, containing valuable matter, a colored map of the State, divided inte Congressional districts, and another ‘map showing the Senatorial districts ; -procosé engraving of the State Capitol, frout and rear, the State Asylums for the Insane, Nurmal Schools, University, etc,, besides a number of other appropriate pictures. The work is trom the office of State Printer Johnston, and is a medel typograpically. «The Roster is a very ably edited boek, and ‘will prove of great value for the purpose of meference, ~~ +e Superior Court. The following baitinass was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : The’ People vai Patrick B. Fitzsimmons, charged ‘with ficauity. The following compesed'the fury: Samuel Eddy, J. R. Thomas, Bennell Dunstan, John Tierney, Henry Grever, John Evans, A. Lademan, 0, MoClintock, T. P. Blue, A. G. Chew, Jobn Berriman, John Brophy, who returned the following verdict: ‘‘We the jury find the defendant, P, B. Fiizsimmons, insane.” Estate of Frank Kearney, deceased. Order permitting appraisement. Married in Oakland. Last evening Miss Rebecca M. Nolet daughter of Dr, and Mrs, H. Valestine of this city, was married habe Dr, Coyle in Oakland, to Major William Royal, a prominent San Francisce lawyer. “= Sale. A small dwelling howe for sale Price $500. Enquire W. H, Crawrorp, M2 MOST. PERFECT MADE. Im all the great leading Seeeet cs AES ey cde achat @ Years Standard. fe 4 — The miaing prospects continue to look very fine in this district. Two more mines on Gold Flat are to be started up very svon. Charley Grimes received an immense stock of new fall clothIng yesterday. A very large number of passengers arrived on the train last evening. ' The_ foundries here are doing a big business. The frame for Cal. R. Clarke's new hee was being put up teday. Twe nice roons te rent in the Transcript Bloek. Locklin’s mill on Deer creek is kept busy running night and day on custom rock. In another year thiere will be no woeden walks in the business part of Nevada City. The Busses running between this city and Grass Valley are crowded with passengers on every trip. The stock of goods in the Wolf store, on Main street, will be sold at_auction next Monday. As an advertising medium the Transorirt is second to no journal published in Northern-Central California. A company is being formed.to work tle tailings in Deer creek, below the rich quartz mines. ae ~Do not forget that the Richard Foote company will play at the Theater tonight. The charming Miss Plunkett will be there. If you know of any items that will interest anybody, just give them to our city reporter, Fred E. Brewn. The new iron fence around the Washington school house presents a very beautiful . appearance, Nafiziger’s, Grissell’s, Colley’s and Monroe’s meat markets would do credit to larg«r towns than Nevada City. Whien the electric railroad is built to Marysville the freight on goods will be very mate: ially reduced. The City Trustees are having the gutters . and.-sewers--areund--the--eity-placed-in*good+ order for winter. Frank Nilon’s new house is going to be a beauty. Lots of good carpenters at work on. it. The Truckee ‘Republican says there is no gambling going on in that town only for the reason that there is no money toe gamble on? Is the lower part of Broad street to. be macadamized before the fall rains start in? Echo answers, quein sabe, Several new heuses have been erected recently, and now the question that is agitat-. ° ing the public mind is thia: Will there be any house—warmings ? One of our merchants informed us today that he had been in business for eleven years and thatduring the past month he had done more businéss than he hai ,during any three months during that period. That speaks well for the town, Fhe more pay days the~less~money~ there seems to be in circulation, Everybody seems to be hoarding coin fora rainy day. rainy day will come very soon. Work is progressing finely on Manzanita ravine. In ashort time teams will be able to cross from the Catholic church to Aristocracy Hill, That road has been talked of by. City Trustees for the past twenty-five years, and it remained for the present live Board to do the job, A great mapy quartz mines in Sierra county have changed hands recently, They will be worked on an extensive scale. That means more business for Nevada City, Sierra county's prosperity is Nevada City’s prosperity, this being the business center fer that section. Among the people generally there is a disposition to have the front of their premises, on thestreet, present a clean appearance. There is an exception to this rule, however. Some people prefer dirt and filth, as is manifeated ina number of places around town, The Sunset} Telephone Company is se~ verely censured by our people fornot complying with their contract. It is generally believed that they put up the line between thiscity and Grass Valley to keep out an opposition company. The way they have it now arrange d is worse than no line at all. Preparations for the new electric railroad between this city and Marysville are prey gressing slowly but surely. By the last of this month something tangible will be done in regard to the matter. Aswe have stated a number of times—that road will be built. The Odin mine is looking splendid. Th ey are running a tunnel, and om Monday or Tuesday next will commence cross-cutting. The gravel they are now taking out pays over $2 per car load. Where they are working the channel is over one hundred feet wide on one side, and as far as they can tell now is about seventy feet on world but that the Odin in time will be one of the very best gravel mines i this dis. trict. A young man who left Nevada City t wenty-five years ago returned on Monday last, Up to yesterday hehad been trying to get his bearings, and has net got them yet, for he says Nevada City bears no resemblance to that which seemed to be impressed upon his mind before coming here. Ne wonder. The town has improved’ so much and so many changes have been made, except here and there, that no one would recognize the plave if they had been absent that length of time, A gentleman who arrived here yesterday from San Francisco informs the Transcript . reporter that James L. Fleod and John W. Mackey, the Comstock bonanza kings, will send one of their hest mining experts here the last of this menth to examine two mines in the Nevada City mining district, with a view of purchasiug them, We do not know what mines are referred to, but do hope the expert's opinion will be favorable, for such men as Floed and Mackey are very desirsble men to have in a mining county, * It is hoped that that particular kind of . the other side. There is no doubt in the]: “DB. H. Birdsall, the powder man, is in town. A. M. Peache of Omaha arrived here on last evening’s train. Dr. G. E. Gulp of San Francisco is’ in town. C. Valphey and wife, of San Jose, are here on a visit. M. Ammer of San Francisco isa aaa morning train. Mrs. John Stotlar was over from ‘North San Juan today. fe Hon. W. D. Long returned from below last evening.” John A. Graham left for hia home this serge ai T. C. Howell, dditor of the State Re-}: sources, is here writing,up our mines. B. H. Miller, who is in San Francisce, has been quite sick again, but is said to be improving. J. M. Sabin, traveling agent for Ayer’s popular medicines, is here on business con— nected with that big establishment. C. F. MeNeill‘of North San Juan arrived here last evening from San Franciaco on hia way home. Turner Seymour of Downieville arrived here last evening on! San Francisco on his way home. The wife of Wm. 7. Richards of ain

Inyo county, is here ona visit to her hus‘. band’s parents,Capt. and Mrs. H. ‘Richards, Her husband, who has been on a visit to the Wor.d’s Fair, will arrive here in a few days. e@ee ~ 1 The jury in the case of the Cannon git, whose mother. had her arrested for living in a house of ill fame, rendered averdict of not guilty, and she was discharged. About a year age a mine was bought in this district for $6,000 and about $5,000 was expended on it to put it im first class shape. Last month it netted: the owners $2,750. During Teachers’ Institute the Nevada County Narrow Guage Railroad makes’ a half fare rate te Colfax for teachers and others in attendance at the Institute. The Central Pacific makes a two-third rate. Parties.going pay fell fare from Colfax to Truckee; from Truckee to Colfax the reducfrom the Saturday preceding to the Monday following. Instituce week.--The hotels. at Truckee are Truckee Hotel, Stewart McKay, proprietor; Whitney Mouse, T. B. Whitmey, proprietor, and the Sherritt House, ‘Sherritt Brothers, proprietors. “The Institute will open October 3rd and continue . five days, : “oe ote La Grippe. During the prevalence of the Grippe th Most seasons if was a noticeable fact that those who depended upon Dr. King’s New but escaped all of the troublesome after effects of the malady. This remedy seems to have a peculiar power in effecting rapid cures not only in cases of La Grippe, but in. all Diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs, amd hag cured cases of Asthma and Hay Fever of long standing. Try it and be convinced. It won't disappoint.’ Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros. Deve Store. SHILOH’S’ CURE, thie great Coug, and Croup Cure, is in great’ demand: Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c, Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros. 20 For Sale. A residence in good repair, with free water, near the Merrifield mine. Enquire at the Transcript office. al4.tf 4-9 e-e Residence Lot For Sale. In a desirable locality. For further pariculars enquire at TRANSCRIPT Office, a8-tf This mouth tt has net then $4, 940; aiid” tic . seaanipenaaneemetmme prospect is good for its paying handsomely for an indefinite period. Who says mining . in this district is not a good investment ? Fhe -owners-of this mine-have already got nearly all their original capital . back, rns relies rece Rooms For Rent.” Two hice rooms in” the Transoript Block are-offered for rent. Enquire atthis office; . ~ i -+-9@eGirl Wanted. —_ a girli is wanted to do general housework. Apply at this office. : al Every Boy and Giri Who earns promotion deserves new books: Buy them at Carr Bros. eee. e@eScheel Books And supplies of all kinds at. Carr. Bros. Absolutely Pure. A oream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Co., 106 Wall St, N. ¥, Notice to Creditors. wr ATS OF JAMES MACKENZIE, NEOKAS, Notice is hereby given by the underpo "Executor of the Last Will of James Weckensic, deceased, to the creditors $ end all persons having claimaaga natthe'#aid deceased, toexhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within Four months after the ret publication of this notice tothe said Executor at tke Store of Dente Furth, Norch San Juan, Cal, GIVES FRESHmw NESS CLEAR 7,5 )% faa CONS sTIPATION CURES INDIGESTIAN Diz2z RURTIQNS GN. THE Be: AUTIFIES edt paper’ or se en Bihar and $1.00 per pa ples free. The Frvori POWDER KONO eee ead ee » Oaptain Swee:“ayes Bhilone Catareh Heerboay ta the fir first ve ever fou: that would do mo ee. Tive 50 cta, Sold b by Druggists. doneouttice Sri Popa we Donen ac ; pratt Prin meas Cage, es ‘prantas, “TAKE NOTIC =E All parties having bills against the Providence Mining €om}pany are requested to. present the same on or before‘the first Saturday of each month, at which time iting will be audit~ ed. CARL DAVIS, Superintendent. Nevada City, 7th, 1393. tion will be made. Tiekets will be got! Discovery, not only had a speedy recovery, The Rickard Foot C's} “Nerves Shattered Generally broken down; at times I would fall over with a touch of the vertigo; was notable to go any distance from the house. I was a miserable man, The day I commenced on my second bottle of Hood's Sarsayarilla, I began to feel better and I now Hood’s Cures eel like a new man. I am working again ant donot have any of my . bad 6 elt. have a rfiect cure.” CHARLE: tive, 650 W West Market Street, York, Px ood’s Pilis are the best after-dinner e. assist digestion, cure headache. 25¢. gare a Wood Far Sale, I have on hani ‘between 600 and 700 cords of Dry Oak Wood: which . will quantities to suit at $5.50 per sell in cord. ~My Wood is of the very best quality--equal to any brought to this market, ~ Orders left at toys Jackson's Beehive Grocery Store will be filled immediately. JOAQUIN: LOPEZ. Nevada City, Ang. 20th, NEVADA THEATRE, Thursday, Friday and Saturday Evenings, Sept. Lith, 15th and léth. mt Spi Doge The gross proceeds of Thursday eveuing4 will be expended in purchasing New Scenery and a Carpet for the stage. A NEW AND ATTRACTIVE PRO GRAM EACH EVENING. Prices as usual, IGE CREAN, CANDIES, FRUITS AND MOT FOLEW’'s Nevada City’s Handsomest Establishment. DROP IN. There is no necessity for dropping in after the somewhat unceremonious mamner which artist portrays, but all the same you could do intinitely worse than not to lose a moment about dropping in to try my LXLAC DE PERSE 1IcE CREA M. the pre bei: ray ior, me tion of ine Business o teL Siiraa of evada, hy a Ezeclitor of Laat Will of James Mackenzie this 14th day of bs of Baptember, 1898, rase SEARLS, A ELECTRIC BELTS. a \.~ 4 +f ame For the Cure of CHRONIC and NERVOUS DISEASES, . Rheumatism, Paralysis, Kidney and Liver Trouble, All Stomach difficulties, Private diseases of beth sexes and DEAFNESS. Seige of F Oukiad, Ga AGENTS WANTED. See es Sas HILL & SONS, No. 516 13th Strot _ —— LET ! Us see ner eet te ever ‘+ f That is what we have im our Show Window this display of Fine Clothing Our FALL STOCK HAS RIVE AND IT IS SOMETHING NICE, in that we carry. We have a line of $10 suits for men You ought to see them. We.claim that we.sell Clothing, etc., as che wonderful. in this county. You don't have to take stock ten years. i Our stock is all fresh and new, ery body. weekatavery” reason: ible, prices, : COMME NCE D TO an. all the lines that are something. ‘ap as any house thag has been in the store for and we ask one price to eySON, THE ONE PRICE STORE Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets, Nevada City. bo Serco — enn . A POT or Gold_ is miiisenieuee to be Concealed at the Ber Tone Of the Rainbow. We are ‘all stock” of Groceries, Hay, ‘Grain, Vegetables, orders tor Shakes—and-Weood. “tony é fieagh zo Maple Sug: ir and Syrup, Peta Par. y ruits, AFTER IT. ih inspect our. immense &e.,, &c. Also leave your We import our Maple Sugar dire ‘ct from the big sugar proharde of Eastern Canada. et emia to Get Rich ——— saving money on your purchases by buying your Teas, Coffeos, Butter; eese. Lard, Hams and Bacon, all kinds of Canned Goods, Candies, ‘Nuts, Eto., at the PLAZA We always keep the best of goods at Fair THOMAS eee’ STORE. Prices, SHURTLEFF & SON. URS. LISTR ee ett A CHAWEORDS Tremendous Inducemer'ts offered in ul 1 During the 0) of the season, Hats trimmed BREE. We have just purchased at a bargain 20 dozen stylish shapes in White, Nile ¢ Chick and Lace Straw Flats, ONE-HALY¥ the regular prices. 13 dozen Black and: White duced to 35 cents. of the mast Green, Lavender and Black which we offer at just about 75 cent Leghorn Hats—Re-, 6 dozen Broad Brin Ballore. in black, worth 50 cents, which we are selling for 15 cents, An Honest Havana Cigar. Gogg. as Imported, — Handmade Cuban -Frecess, BETTER THAN KEY WEST ! i snufsetaied by W7illiswam Git. (NATIVE SON OF MARYLAND, ) NEVADA CITY, T e Old Relable. * 4 CALIFORNIA.