September 17, 1891 (4 pages)

nce ery1 O— ediNN \ icket R. nding 2» ne to il wa, ide ay ' and lel in L and tickickets , it reghout rofitasired, Fair, ay an DAY, free orld’swright ) have oks or ion is ion to time ot in r buse one, t will y the apital apital te for re ply iv ing 5] take your first choice, : t ined & — —— THE DAILY (TRANSCRIPT. Nevada ity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Evening Except Sundays heey Legal Helidays. . Established Rept. 6, 1860. ee Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. THURSDAY EV’NG, SEPT. 17, 1891. ' Ministerial Appointments. The Methodist Conference in session at Santa Cruz has made the following appointments of local interest: Presiding Elder for this (Sacra:nento) district—Rev. A. T. Needham. Pastor at Nevada City—John Chisholm. Grass Valley—A. H. Neadham. Indian Springs—John T. Vineyard supply. Colfax and Dutch Flat—J. E. Wright, Colfax Ci reuit—John Tamblyn, supplyRev. Chas. McKelvey will be again stationed at Auburn, Rev. Wim. Angwin at Santa Rosa and Rev, M D. Buck at the Powell street church, San Francisco. Tne réetura of Rov. Joha Chisholm to this pastorate will give unbouaded satisfaction toall classes,. Mr. Chisholm is oae of the most-able and-popularMethodist preachers Nevada City had had. WI Ortmann soneee The Maple Grove. The finding of a fine body of pay gravel recently by the Occidental Company, operating near Forest City, helps to con-firm the belief as to the value of the Maple Grove property which is located on the same channel as the Occidental and adjoining it, The development of. the Maple Grove is progressing energetically, and it is expected pay dirt will be reached by.the new tunnel before winter sets in. Attempted ttc Robbery. The tea train going east last night on the Central Pacific, aud running on the achedule time of the overland passenger, ran into an obstruction at Secret Town, between Colfax and Gold Run, but wa fortunately not ditched, Three men were seen torun into the brush as the crasi came. ‘jhe supposition is the men ha put the obstr: ction on the track to wre ek “. and Tob the passéngér train. New Goods at Kusenverg’s. ‘Rosenberg Bros. of the. Palace~Dry Goods Store.have just opened a large ana “very fine line of new goods including th« latest fall and winter styles. This stor “hy the venter’of attraction for ladies dur: ing these pleasant days. augl5-tf. Auction of Accounts. Notice is hereby given that on Fripay, Surremper 25th, 1891, I will sell at pub lic auction all of the unsettled account. of the late firn: of W sisenBURGER Bros-; to the highest bidder. On Friday evening, September 24th, 1801, a list of allthe unsettled acconnt will be published inthe pant Tran SCRIPT. Notice is further given, that all partie knowing themselves indebted to the sai firm. can settle the same on or before th. time’of said sale to Wm. H, Surru, Com mercial street, Nevada City, who is au thorized to collect and receipt for thy, same. R. P. SraGNer, Assignee of Weisenburger Bros. Nevada City, Sept. 14, 1891. ——-_ + 7@e-’ Fresh Fish. Every Thursday evening all kinds of fresh fish will bé received at M. ‘Trenberth’s fruit and vegetable store on Broad street. Come early and al4-lw Icz Cream Sopa Water at Carr Bro’s 8 o tf EE eoegsow%eee¢e ves _. . Finding It Out PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itls ever increasing. Many thousandsWho now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor,’ strongest, most economical. They do mostdo it best. In their use is least failureleast drudgery-least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons énough to convince thousands, One honest trial will convince you. 4 SCHILLING’S BEST are never sold in bulk. Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparation. Look sharp to the brand. Accept no substitute. Schilling’s Best . WHEN you buy this brand you get the best value Nature affords. -Here-he left. the. hady-.and—-the-bublien, = alt BRUTAL BUTCHERY —— Supt Galavotti Murdered By Highwaymen, Brave Jay Ostrom Escapes With a Gold Bar. Silvia Galavotti, superintendent of the Derbec drift gravel mine, was shot by, a highwayman and instantly killed this morning while bringing to this city for shipment to San Francisco a bar of gold bullion worth between thousand dollars. Mr, Galavotti and J. D. Ostrom, the North Bloomfield liveryman, left the mine at 7 o'clock in atwo horse buggy, to bring down the semi-monthly clean-up, as has been the usual custom for a number of years past. In the vehicle with them was rifle carried by Galavotti. They were ascending the steep grade this sideof the South Yuba river and about 64 miles from the city. The horses were walking. Ostrom was driving, Galavotti sitting on the side next to the upper bank which rises precipitously at that point. Suddenly a gunshot was heard on the bank from twenty to forty above the road, Ostrom at firat thought Galavotti’s gun had been accidentally discharged. A bullet had entered his face at the left side of the nose, and he was falling put of the buggy when Ostrom grasped him. He died immediately. His hat and rifle fell into the road. An instant later a second shat was fired and this time thé ball piercéd the neck of one of the horses, but did not bring it down. The robbers were not seen by Ostrom aor did they speak. Ostrom with remarkable presence of mind struck the horses with the whip and they sprang forward. Holdthree and four ie nerve and vehicle with one hand he urged the spircted animals inte a run and passed quickly around a turn which took him out of cange of the shooting. He drove tothe Kirkham house (Mt. Vernon) at the top of the grade half a nile above where the shooting occurred. fnen unhitching the horses he took the uninjured one and riding into town at a break-neek speed arrived here-at a few ninutes past nine o'clock, bringing news of the brutal butchery. The most intense éxcitement was creatad. The _officers.and_a-large numberof other men_hastily armed themselves and ieft for the scene of the crime. Under sheriff Sheriff Schmidt also sent telegrams co North Bloomtield, North San Juan and »ther points along the ridge warning the stficersa and citizens to be on the lookout for the criminals. A wagoli was sént to Mt, Vernon to uring in the corpse which arrived shortly vefore one o'clock and is now at W. C. droves’ undertaking rooins. The Transcairr sent a telegram to fheo. Wetzel, secretary of the Derbec Company at 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, notifying him of the killing and asking what reward would be given by the vompany for the apprehension of the robbers, of which there were probably swo, although Mr. Ostrom inclines to the velief. that:there was but one. Mr. Galavotti was a native of France aged 43 years, He Idaves a wife, but no children, He had been in gharge of the Derbec for a number of, years, and was one of the best gravel miners on the coast. He wasa first-class man in every way, and the indignation of the community over his murder knows no bounds. , The Bloomfield stage that came in this afternoon brings word that ex-Marshal Neagle who is one of the searching party found an empty cartridge at the scene of the shooting, also discovered the track where one man came down from’ the hill where the shots were fired from and crossed the road. County Coroner Gray is holding a post mortem with the following jury: John Grissell, E. Bond, E. J. Rector, J. Gallagher, T. J, Ramsay, H. A. Lord, H. Guenther, John Vail and Wm. Hoskins. The State offers a standing: reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of each highwayman. District Astorney Nilon has telegraph: ed to the Governor asking him to offer a liberal special reward. A Trust § Suit. Geo. G. Allan by y his attorneys, A Burrows and C,.W. Cross, has begun suit against the Citizens Bank to obtain a judgment to the effect that $1284 with interest be held by the Bank in trust for him. ————_——= Srare or Ouro, Crry oF ToLEpo, Lucas County, Frank J. Cheny makes oath 17 —e is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County. and State aforesaid, and that said firm: will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be oorest by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. A. D., 1886, . Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in ing the dead body of his companion in, the . jnore than Sworn to before me and subscribed in SAN FRANCISCO LETTER. Courts and Judges of the Great Metropolis, Some Pointers About Our State Supreme Court, The Transcrter editor insists that an article relating to the Courts and Judges of San Francisco would be acceptable to its readers, which is indeed an indirect way of complimenting them. In our land the Courts are the nearest thing we have to Kings. They have as much power over lifé and property as Victoria. They virtually make laws by this power in construing Statutes, and they unmake laws by declaring them unconstitutional. This is no doubtall for the best, for “boodle’”* Judges are much rarer than ‘‘boodle” legislators, while stupid Judges are not more numerous than stupid legislators—proportionately speaking, of course. In spite of Buckleyism and machine politics, San Francisco manages to elect, term after term, a splendid lot of Superior Court Judges. This 1s due no doubt largely to the Bar Association—a powerful organization of ‘sufficient influence to defeat the election of any incompetent or improper nominee. To this is added the vigilance of the press, which maintains an eagle eye on the deportment aud decisions of the various judicial officers, and has courage to criticize and even denounce unjust decisions, The recent act of the Legislature providing that no newspaper can be adjudged guilty of contempt for: criticising thé conduct of any Court, has brought the Judges where they ought to ever be in ‘a free country,—subject to the criticism of the Press. Every man has in him, at times, something of the arbitrary nature of a .Nero, unless some check is placed upon his conduct, and publie not an unnecessary check on the arbitrary tendencies of any opinion is public officer clothed with diseretionary The failure to checks has recently defeated the hopes ot one judicial officerin. San Francisco for re-election, and caused those in office to feel that they are closely watched. From this cause as well as from the care exercised.in the nomination of Judges ‘‘slouchy” decisions and power. observe these there are far less bad judgments in San Francisco than in the balance of the State. Of course some ~oases™trivd ero reversedsbut ib isniwst ly on some fine technical pointand nyt for the outlandish blunders that characterize so many of the appealed cases from vountry Courts. Indeed it has passed into a proverb that the decisions .of two-thirds the country judges may be safely présuméd-to-be erroneous;-and-reversable on appeal. No one claims that this is caused by wantof legalacumen. The San Francisco Judge, is selected for honesty. legal ability and cold-blooded impartiality; with little regard to his politics, while country Judges ave oftenest selected for their polities, their sympathetic . disposition and Other such traits, which are really more: disqualifications than anything else. They ‘are impartial because they are cold-blooded and ‘grind out” clean legal justice like fine wheac from the mill. No suitor would ever dare to-speak to any of them about his case except on the bench, and the disreputable practice of ‘‘stuffing” the Judge or some of his family with a litigant’s ‘‘tale of woe” is unknown, Indeed it would ruin the reputation of any of the Judges to tolerate such a suspicious custom. : The rules of practice are in many respects different from the Country Courts, and are pretty rigidly enforced. Twenty minutes is the time allotted for arguing a demurrer‘or motion, and one hour for ar guing a case at the trial. He,who files a demurrer must be present on law day (without notice) to argue it, or it will be overruled, as if abandoned. An attorney appearing for a defendant in a' divorce case must in many cases give proof of his authority to appear. Attachment bonds must equal one-half the amount of the debt sued for and the insolvency proceedings follow the old Bankrupt rules of the United States Courts. In all I believe there are about fifty rules of Court aimed . at the convenient dispatch of public. business, and it cannot he doubted but that they aid largely in making the Courts so efficient, San Franciseo Courts permit of no trifling with their authority. Where the law has spoken it is enforced and when discretion is allowed, such discretion never degenerates into mere sentimental caprice or monkeying with the machinery of Justice, Asa result it stands both feared aud respected alike de the public and the bar. There are several. other reasons for the superiority of San Francisco Judges. The first of these is that on all knotty points they have opportunity to consult each other before rendering a decision. The second reasonis that they cannot get “rusty” on any department of law, for want of abundant practice; the third is, they seem to adopt @ more perfect rule of S. HIS CHILDREN. sores to come on his head doctors and many remedies, but the S My little son had a number e and body, which lasted for sores still grew worse, until I did not of bad ulcers and running 1S. four years. I tried all the Wook om Mid nd Hh Diseases [aor bien pal fo praple ye Sew . Loases-on the Pacific Coast, some of which 1 VIFT PECIFIC CO., "we Histol Atlanta, Ga. construction in passing on cases before them. Now, any Judge or even schoolboy van decide a case in law where there is a Supreme Court decision on a plain Statute directly in point. It requires no skill whatever. There is seldom even any contention in such cases. But the majority of cases involve one or more points not directly covered by any Statute or any decision. What will. the Court do in such ease? If the Judge is a ‘‘thorough-bred,” failing to find a case or Statute, directly in point, he will at once fall back on the only other legal source that is left—the doctrine of the maxims and analogies of law. Throwing aside all his own notions he will follow these out to their logical conclusions and embrace the yesult in his decision. . To do this he must be well read in law, something of a logician with a mind beyond the control of his own prejudicés,—in a word a thoroug] « bred Jurist. Where tliis exists the custom of attempting to win a cause by the old-fashioned loud mouthed howling, speedily fallsinto ‘innocuous desuetude.”’ What strikes a visitor at_the_trial_of . Tost of the casesin— the San Francisco Superior Courts, is the rapidity with which trials are conducted and cases rushrushed through. . It is not an uncommon thing for several cases to be tried on the same day. The lawyers aré always welcome to discuss points of law, but the tedious and ridiculons reiteration of the testimony, is not permitted—the Judge or Jury being supposed to have as guod a memory as the attorneys. Where the Judge considers discussion of a point superfluous, he perverts a waste of time by promptly so intimating, and requesting the speaker ‘‘to go on to the other points of his case.” The modern method in which the Court interrogates the counsel, on points suggested by his address, is generally adopted. Of course this sometimes ‘‘breaks the line of argument,” but itis.of vast advantage in affording an opportunity to the speaker to discover the ‘‘lines of thought” in the mind of the Court, and is @ sure indication that his honor’s brain has not gone a ‘‘wool gathering,” or worse yet, fallen asleep. is not the slightest doubt but that this ‘custom, now: adopted by the highest Courts of both this country and England, tends tos promote justice and intelligent ajudications. Of course it is not favorable to ‘set speeches,” but is far less irritating, however extreme, to the dreary task of talking for fidiirs:to a being that sits on the bench like a statue. It ia I think admitted by the legal profession_that the majority_of the State 3upreme Court are as able jurists as. can be found anywhere in the United States. several of them are young men full of vitality -and-all-ef-them; save one, ~ite-the-} prime of life. The-eriticism mostly urged against them is a disposition to decide eases contrary to the “decisions of their words ‘to ignore stare decesis. This is just what the press has been howling. for, during the past twenty yearsand seems to be in accord with recent. legislation abrogating the rule known as ‘‘The law of the ease,” which means that a.rule once made in case can never afterwards be changed. Among the Supreme Court Commissioners none is earning higher praise than ex-Judge Van Cliefof Downleville: ~ Long before he became commissioner Van Clief was recognized as being the ablest mining lawyer on the Coast, barring Senator Stewart, and his decisions while commissioner amply bear out his well earned reputation. Speaking of our Supreme Court decisions, remind me of something fhat is not generally known, to» wit: is written and approved by the Court as part and parcel of the decision, and often passes. on a point of law essential to the case at bar, but sometimes omitted from the body of the decision, Thisbeing the fact the syllabus is sometimes as importantas the case itself and is always a authentic. — By general consent itis admitted that the majority of the recent decisions of the Supreme Court are too lengthy by half aud waste an immense amount of paper and printers’ ink. They often occupy a dozen of pages in passing on a point that could as well be decided in half the space. Of course itis claimed that in so doing. they are merely following the present constitution. It reminds me of the objection that a miner made to thw election of a certain lawyer, noted for his long-windJ ed deed and documents, to a public office, “Why,’ said he, ‘‘in less than six months he will haye the office filled up with par pers.” Beyond all doubt our Supreme Court is using up lots of paper. I, X. L. : ha a et Sa en Taspre in the Homa Benerir Live Assocra tion, Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. The Home Benefit” Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure ii the Home Benerir Lire Assoctation and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. lee! Ice! rY The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to, tf The Laws of California Require The Home Benepir Live Assocra tion. to pay ite losses m full, ee) \. W. GiEason, expect him to recover, My friends Flour 02.00 5 Hundred, {eran} Pe yereconfident that if the soreshealed alee! : Notary Public. + would kil] him, I at length quit} 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. Hall’s Catarth Cure is taken internally . i) other treatment and put himon. ‘at the Beehive Grocery Store. _tf find acts directly on the blood and mugous . Swift’s Specific, and lese then three. 5 HED AECAA eS a surfaces of the system. Send for testi-. bottles cured him a sound snd ; monials, free; healthy child 8. 8 &, eee : F. J. Cuan & Co, Toledo, O. also cured a sore on another y cried; of my children. ; sa Sold by Druggists, 75¢, ReJ. MoKoeey; ° Mother sighed the Home Benefit Life Association “Woodbury, ‘Tex. i There . r weakened condition of the system, disthat the syllabus that precedes every case . PERSONAL MENTION. Oldand Young. Superintendent Mather of the North Bloomfield mine is in town. Enoch Pond, brother of Mrs. Fred Searls, arrived here today from San Francisco. W. H. Byington, who has been to Downieville, returned to San Francisco today. Mrs. R. H. Bliss and daughter, who have been visiting in San Francisco for a month past, returned to Camptonville today. Deputy County Clerk Greany has gone to the State Fair aud to San Francisco. Jules Brady will marriage licenses during his absence. ‘E. W. Black, Central Pacific agent at Floriston (formerly Bronco) in the eastern part of this county, arrived here last evening for a short visit, Ed is always welcome in these parts. Wn. Frankel, brother-inlaw to Joseph Hyman who used to live at thiscity, ar. Tived-here-last-evening — from—San~ Franemployed in dispense cisco and is temporarily Chas. Grimes’ store, T. B. Gray has returned from: a business trip to Grainteville. During “his stay there lie visited the public school and found it in splendid condition.“Miss Josie White —ofthis city whe recently took charge of the schoolis one of the most thoroughly trained and able teachera, as well as one of the most estimable young ladies, of the county, 2 eee Two Moré Prisoners. Frank Luckhardt, who was arrested yesterday by the Sheriff at the Eagle Bird mine, on a charge of stealing some gold and silver in solution from J. J. Ott’s assaying establishment-at this city, was lodged in jail last.evening. Robert Allen has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days for disturbing the peace of Grass Valley. ae Warm weather often causes extreme tired feeling and debility, and in the eases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, aud to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take -Hood’s: Sarsaparilla. ae saan Dyspepsia in altits forms is—not—only relieved but cured hy Simmons Liver Regulator. eee mind, is pot anexperiment. It is endorsed by thousands. Jane Ir you want a very tine rear of any Jicind go to Henry Lane's Feed and Livery Stable.tf 2 2Oe-o—. -Arretireand sleep maybe improved, and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puritier. For sale by Carr Bros. — a French Tansy Wafers. —_ , ‘Vhe wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matterwhat the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be tised bafely. Mantifactured by the Emerson Drug Co,, manufacturers, San. Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf + 0m o Sc hilling’ 8 Best. Buy, try—on them rely. eeesces sess ———— Advertised Letters, The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postotliceat Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif., Sept. 17, 1891: Anderson, O. W. Brock, Thos. Davis, Thos. Daniels, Mrs. Grace V. Fenn, Mrs. L. A. Gibson, George Hardy, Mrs, George Heath, J Koeing, Kellogg, George D. Landsburg, Linda Peterson, J. M. Short, B. Underwood, J. EB Weias, Jno. If-not called for in fifteen day» the let ters will be sent to the dead letter office Parties ‘calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, Cavin RK. Cearke, P. M. AS TREE? HOTEL ei ARRIVALS. National Exchange. 8, Bloom, San Francisco.” R. J. Andrew “ W. Wallace, * " ‘W. H. Byington, * ©. R. Mclellan, “ W,, F, Rite, 6 D. Bryan, Union Hill. A. J. Rose, North Bloomfield. D. R. MeKillican, Wm. H. Holsclaw, ‘ Robt. Menillican, Oakland. Dp. J. BE! Nicolson, 4s Frank Nicolsen, “ J. L. fLhurber, Santa Criz. J. Rice, San Jose, J.G, Mather, Malakoff, Tnos. Maloney, Washington, H. Winter, New York, © Mrs. R. H. Bliss,Camptonville, Miss-Mamie Bliss, 3: W. H. Calling, Smartsville, Social and Other Notes About People Jno. Magonigal, Anthony House. _ Absotutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latent U, 8. Government Food I HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. Fifteen men are now working at the Wheaton drift mine, Mooney Flat. The force will be increased to fifty in about six weeks, at which time the mine will be running full force. Marysville’s Admission celebration cost $1,800.03. There was $2,036, cullected, leaving the committee a surplus of $235.07 which -will be used towards erecting a band stand in Cu rtez Square. This morning, in thg Superior Court trial of the case of Walrath et al. vs. Maryland Mining Company, a recess was taken till tomorrow morning owing to the absence from town of witaess Uren, Mrs. Kate Sandow yesterday paid the fine of $30 imposed upon her several weeks agowhen she was convicted in Justice Mulloy’s court of stealing irrigating water. The case was appealed. to the Superior Court where the judgment has just been affirmed. Oe Property Attached. Last evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph says: The personal property of Patrick Hall of the California Brewery has besn attached by A. D. Mason of Nevada City to satisfy judgment and costa amounting A STNGLE-RarD railway is to be built from Feurs to Paricsiers, France. The line will be about ten and a half miles long. : ARCHDRACON FARRAR maintains’ that it isonlyan ignorant theology that can assume science to be hostile to religion. —22@e On fields greater im extent than any others in the world have been discovered in the region of the Caspian Sea. M. Etrrt is stated to be supporting a project for the erection of an observatory onthe summit of Mount Blanc. “Tax shoemaker who breathed his last’’ should not be pointed to as a man of phenomenal lung power, HUNDRED of American to tourists abroad are reported to be unable to find passage in Yeturning ships, Tue President of the the Boston Waiters’ Alliance is:a colored man; ios rcthicnmelialis oe -AN elephant larger than Jumbo has been captured in Africa. 2 280 o ——-____-, Tur ‘balance of the season’ troubles paterfamilias. . 1 ee F “PAYTRIOTISM” is a very ” spell the word. sega i is what sermperencerasmmmre) in all to $134.85, The property consists of heer in bottles and segs, grain, glasses, etc., ete,, and they are now in charge of Constable J. P: Miller. They will be sold on the 22d. il cemushtnsemenaiietinheddintememendinmame Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and whalesome food. The most snecessful and reliable of all isthe Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugyiat. keep it. tf snide cme Lace Baby Caps Reduced 5 cents, al4-tf From 50 and 75 cents to only 2 at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's. ——— 100 Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. Ada EK. From a letter written by Mrs. Hurd of Groton, 8. D.; we quote: ‘Was taken with a bad ai, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consuiiiption. ‘Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short-time, “I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined fT could. not. stay. with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. Srawons Liver Regulator, bear in . advised to get Dr. King’ 8 New Discovery Or basket. for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it Nas cured me and thank God T aia now [_ Tue: Superior Canpy: Facpory i. 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MORGAN, Cashier, A Sure Cure for the Liquer-or Optum Habits. The Home Benefit Life Association “Pays ita Losses in full. ‘Tae most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. tf ——-~ -+ +904 Try ‘‘Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. ee Pitts often leave a person constipated, Simmons Liver Regulator never does. For these complaints take Simmong Uiver Regulator. It keeps the stomach tlearand prevents any of the above poisong ‘from getting in the system, or, if there Uready it will drive them out, no mattes tow strongly rooted or long-standing, and you, will again. have good health and be sappy. Have you a pain in the side, back o# matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmong liver Regulator. Does your heart throb viol fmusual exertion or excitement ? aftes tis not teart disease, but indigestion, The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's: knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by WD. V inton, sole agent for Nevada City. eae Sac ~eebees The Polley of The Home Benerir Lire Assocration is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities, On your Of our lici ious, anon OV -E-R-S-—Take Simmons Liver Regulator, . “As a mattersof conceived duty to humanity} wish to bear my testimony to the unfailin; mine @ Simmons Liver Regulator, If peo wly know what a splendid medicine it is, th would be many a physician without a patient ant ®any aninterminable doctor's bill saved, I com tider it infallible in malarial infection. Thad, fos cnny, years, been a perfect physical wreck from @ ination of complaints, all the out igrowth of malaria in my system, and, even under the a bands of Dr. ¥ Ds Jones, of this city, I . Sntmons of ever being a well woman again, mmons Liver Regulator was recommended tq . me, I tried it;it helped me, and it is the only thing that ever did me any good, I persevered ia its use and Iam now in perfect health. I know your medicine cured me and I always eep it itasa teliable Ms sony in my family,”—Mas, M. ARR ~ Wav. Na ene a SSE ————BEST—=GIRL.—_—— Your Best Girl will look’ with favor hopes if you send her some SWEETS !—-— Neatly arranged in a handsome box They” are ire irresistibly” deU0 You Want Fine Wall Paper At Nevada City ! a IF YOU DO APPLY TO THE — CHAMPION OF CHEAPNESS ! Yeo s Bee tl e, ras Valle 10,000 Rol OF THE MOST ELE und Hanging Same. fine Gilt Wall Paper at Fine Carpets <i e—Has just Furnishing Che People of Nevaila City will have Bargains equal to purchase! . (a Send Postal Card and We With Sample Books and Contract for Paper ee -_ GRASS VALLEY. cae eevee mente, ue ean aiMbdetiehieeeee ever brought to this any other county. af Wall Paper GANT PATTERNS Which were recently purchased of Azures & Daken, San Jose, Cal., at FIFTY PEp, CENT ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH. Will Call on you Ta to 1D cents a Roll! Borders, Corners and Centars at Half Prices. a Specialty ae, received the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Goods, eté., ro ander the shoulder-blade? Itisnotrhew _ Prices the Loweat, & Ed

nce ery1 O— ediNN \ icket R. nding 2» ne to il wa, ide ay ' and lel in L and tickickets , it reghout rofitasired, Fair, ay an DAY, free orld’swright ) have oks or ion is ion to time ot in r buse one, t will y the apital apital te for re ply iv ing 5] take your first choice, : t ined & — —— THE DAILY (TRANSCRIPT. Nevada ity, Nevada County, Calif, Published Evening Except Sundays heey Legal Helidays. . Established Rept. 6, 1860. ee Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6 a Year. THURSDAY EV’NG, SEPT. 17, 1891. ' Ministerial Appointments. The Methodist Conference in session at Santa Cruz has made the following appointments of local interest: Presiding Elder for this (Sacra:nento) district—Rev. A. T. Needham. Pastor at Nevada City—John Chisholm. Grass Valley—A. H. Neadham. Indian Springs—John T. Vineyard supply. Colfax and Dutch Flat—J. E. Wright, Colfax Ci reuit—John Tamblyn, supplyRev. Chas. McKelvey will be again stationed at Auburn, Rev. Wim. Angwin at Santa Rosa and Rev, M D. Buck at the Powell street church, San Francisco. Tne réetura of Rov. Joha Chisholm to this pastorate will give unbouaded satisfaction toall classes,. Mr. Chisholm is oae of the most-able and-popularMethodist preachers Nevada City had had. WI Ortmann soneee The Maple Grove. The finding of a fine body of pay gravel recently by the Occidental Company, operating near Forest City, helps to con-firm the belief as to the value of the Maple Grove property which is located on the same channel as the Occidental and adjoining it, The development of. the Maple Grove is progressing energetically, and it is expected pay dirt will be reached by.the new tunnel before winter sets in. Attempted ttc Robbery. The tea train going east last night on the Central Pacific, aud running on the achedule time of the overland passenger, ran into an obstruction at Secret Town, between Colfax and Gold Run, but wa fortunately not ditched, Three men were seen torun into the brush as the crasi came. ‘jhe supposition is the men ha put the obstr: ction on the track to wre ek “. and Tob the passéngér train. New Goods at Kusenverg’s. ‘Rosenberg Bros. of the. Palace~Dry Goods Store.have just opened a large ana “very fine line of new goods including th« latest fall and winter styles. This stor “hy the venter’of attraction for ladies dur: ing these pleasant days. augl5-tf. Auction of Accounts. Notice is hereby given that on Fripay, Surremper 25th, 1891, I will sell at pub lic auction all of the unsettled account. of the late firn: of W sisenBURGER Bros-; to the highest bidder. On Friday evening, September 24th, 1801, a list of allthe unsettled acconnt will be published inthe pant Tran SCRIPT. Notice is further given, that all partie knowing themselves indebted to the sai firm. can settle the same on or before th. time’of said sale to Wm. H, Surru, Com mercial street, Nevada City, who is au thorized to collect and receipt for thy, same. R. P. SraGNer, Assignee of Weisenburger Bros. Nevada City, Sept. 14, 1891. ——-_ + 7@e-’ Fresh Fish. Every Thursday evening all kinds of fresh fish will bé received at M. ‘Trenberth’s fruit and vegetable store on Broad street. Come early and al4-lw Icz Cream Sopa Water at Carr Bro’s 8 o tf EE eoegsow%eee¢e ves _. . Finding It Out PUBLIC opinion is seldom wrong in its judgments. Great faith may be placed in the popularity of SCHILLING’S BEST culinary supplies. Itls ever increasing. Many thousandsWho now use no othershave tested them and found them richest in flavor,’ strongest, most economical. They do mostdo it best. In their use is least failureleast drudgery-least annoyancemost pleasuremost satisfactionmost economy. Reasons énough to convince thousands, One honest trial will convince you. 4 SCHILLING’S BEST are never sold in bulk. Any statement to the contrary is false. Weclaim the credit due for the skill and integrity shown in their preparation. Look sharp to the brand. Accept no substitute. Schilling’s Best . WHEN you buy this brand you get the best value Nature affords. -Here-he left. the. hady-.and—-the-bublien, = alt BRUTAL BUTCHERY —— Supt Galavotti Murdered By Highwaymen, Brave Jay Ostrom Escapes With a Gold Bar. Silvia Galavotti, superintendent of the Derbec drift gravel mine, was shot by, a highwayman and instantly killed this morning while bringing to this city for shipment to San Francisco a bar of gold bullion worth between thousand dollars. Mr, Galavotti and J. D. Ostrom, the North Bloomfield liveryman, left the mine at 7 o'clock in atwo horse buggy, to bring down the semi-monthly clean-up, as has been the usual custom for a number of years past. In the vehicle with them was rifle carried by Galavotti. They were ascending the steep grade this sideof the South Yuba river and about 64 miles from the city. The horses were walking. Ostrom was driving, Galavotti sitting on the side next to the upper bank which rises precipitously at that point. Suddenly a gunshot was heard on the bank from twenty to forty above the road, Ostrom at firat thought Galavotti’s gun had been accidentally discharged. A bullet had entered his face at the left side of the nose, and he was falling put of the buggy when Ostrom grasped him. He died immediately. His hat and rifle fell into the road. An instant later a second shat was fired and this time thé ball piercéd the neck of one of the horses, but did not bring it down. The robbers were not seen by Ostrom aor did they speak. Ostrom with remarkable presence of mind struck the horses with the whip and they sprang forward. Holdthree and four ie nerve and vehicle with one hand he urged the spircted animals inte a run and passed quickly around a turn which took him out of cange of the shooting. He drove tothe Kirkham house (Mt. Vernon) at the top of the grade half a nile above where the shooting occurred. fnen unhitching the horses he took the uninjured one and riding into town at a break-neek speed arrived here-at a few ninutes past nine o'clock, bringing news of the brutal butchery. The most intense éxcitement was creatad. The _officers.and_a-large numberof other men_hastily armed themselves and ieft for the scene of the crime. Under sheriff Sheriff Schmidt also sent telegrams co North Bloomtield, North San Juan and »ther points along the ridge warning the stficersa and citizens to be on the lookout for the criminals. A wagoli was sént to Mt, Vernon to uring in the corpse which arrived shortly vefore one o'clock and is now at W. C. droves’ undertaking rooins. The Transcairr sent a telegram to fheo. Wetzel, secretary of the Derbec Company at 320 Sansome street, San Francisco, notifying him of the killing and asking what reward would be given by the vompany for the apprehension of the robbers, of which there were probably swo, although Mr. Ostrom inclines to the velief. that:there was but one. Mr. Galavotti was a native of France aged 43 years, He Idaves a wife, but no children, He had been in gharge of the Derbec for a number of, years, and was one of the best gravel miners on the coast. He wasa first-class man in every way, and the indignation of the community over his murder knows no bounds. , The Bloomfield stage that came in this afternoon brings word that ex-Marshal Neagle who is one of the searching party found an empty cartridge at the scene of the shooting, also discovered the track where one man came down from’ the hill where the shots were fired from and crossed the road. County Coroner Gray is holding a post mortem with the following jury: John Grissell, E. Bond, E. J. Rector, J. Gallagher, T. J, Ramsay, H. A. Lord, H. Guenther, John Vail and Wm. Hoskins. The State offers a standing: reward of $300 for the arrest and conviction of each highwayman. District Astorney Nilon has telegraph: ed to the Governor asking him to offer a liberal special reward. A Trust § Suit. Geo. G. Allan by y his attorneys, A Burrows and C,.W. Cross, has begun suit against the Citizens Bank to obtain a judgment to the effect that $1284 with interest be held by the Bank in trust for him. ————_——= Srare or Ouro, Crry oF ToLEpo, Lucas County, Frank J. Cheny makes oath 17 —e is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheny & Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County. and State aforesaid, and that said firm: will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be oorest by the use of Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Frank J. CHENEY. A. D., 1886, . Has Paid Nearly a Million Dollars in ing the dead body of his companion in, the . jnore than Sworn to before me and subscribed in SAN FRANCISCO LETTER. Courts and Judges of the Great Metropolis, Some Pointers About Our State Supreme Court, The Transcrter editor insists that an article relating to the Courts and Judges of San Francisco would be acceptable to its readers, which is indeed an indirect way of complimenting them. In our land the Courts are the nearest thing we have to Kings. They have as much power over lifé and property as Victoria. They virtually make laws by this power in construing Statutes, and they unmake laws by declaring them unconstitutional. This is no doubtall for the best, for “boodle’”* Judges are much rarer than ‘‘boodle” legislators, while stupid Judges are not more numerous than stupid legislators—proportionately speaking, of course. In spite of Buckleyism and machine politics, San Francisco manages to elect, term after term, a splendid lot of Superior Court Judges. This 1s due no doubt largely to the Bar Association—a powerful organization of ‘sufficient influence to defeat the election of any incompetent or improper nominee. To this is added the vigilance of the press, which maintains an eagle eye on the deportment aud decisions of the various judicial officers, and has courage to criticize and even denounce unjust decisions, The recent act of the Legislature providing that no newspaper can be adjudged guilty of contempt for: criticising thé conduct of any Court, has brought the Judges where they ought to ever be in ‘a free country,—subject to the criticism of the Press. Every man has in him, at times, something of the arbitrary nature of a .Nero, unless some check is placed upon his conduct, and publie not an unnecessary check on the arbitrary tendencies of any opinion is public officer clothed with diseretionary The failure to checks has recently defeated the hopes ot one judicial officerin. San Francisco for re-election, and caused those in office to feel that they are closely watched. From this cause as well as from the care exercised.in the nomination of Judges ‘‘slouchy” decisions and power. observe these there are far less bad judgments in San Francisco than in the balance of the State. Of course some ~oases™trivd ero reversedsbut ib isniwst ly on some fine technical pointand nyt for the outlandish blunders that characterize so many of the appealed cases from vountry Courts. Indeed it has passed into a proverb that the decisions .of two-thirds the country judges may be safely présuméd-to-be erroneous;-and-reversable on appeal. No one claims that this is caused by wantof legalacumen. The San Francisco Judge, is selected for honesty. legal ability and cold-blooded impartiality; with little regard to his politics, while country Judges ave oftenest selected for their polities, their sympathetic . disposition and Other such traits, which are really more: disqualifications than anything else. They ‘are impartial because they are cold-blooded and ‘grind out” clean legal justice like fine wheac from the mill. No suitor would ever dare to-speak to any of them about his case except on the bench, and the disreputable practice of ‘‘stuffing” the Judge or some of his family with a litigant’s ‘‘tale of woe” is unknown, Indeed it would ruin the reputation of any of the Judges to tolerate such a suspicious custom. : The rules of practice are in many respects different from the Country Courts, and are pretty rigidly enforced. Twenty minutes is the time allotted for arguing a demurrer‘or motion, and one hour for ar guing a case at the trial. He,who files a demurrer must be present on law day (without notice) to argue it, or it will be overruled, as if abandoned. An attorney appearing for a defendant in a' divorce case must in many cases give proof of his authority to appear. Attachment bonds must equal one-half the amount of the debt sued for and the insolvency proceedings follow the old Bankrupt rules of the United States Courts. In all I believe there are about fifty rules of Court aimed . at the convenient dispatch of public. business, and it cannot he doubted but that they aid largely in making the Courts so efficient, San Franciseo Courts permit of no trifling with their authority. Where the law has spoken it is enforced and when discretion is allowed, such discretion never degenerates into mere sentimental caprice or monkeying with the machinery of Justice, Asa result it stands both feared aud respected alike de the public and the bar. There are several. other reasons for the superiority of San Francisco Judges. The first of these is that on all knotty points they have opportunity to consult each other before rendering a decision. The second reasonis that they cannot get “rusty” on any department of law, for want of abundant practice; the third is, they seem to adopt @ more perfect rule of S. HIS CHILDREN. sores to come on his head doctors and many remedies, but the S My little son had a number e and body, which lasted for sores still grew worse, until I did not of bad ulcers and running 1S. four years. I tried all the Wook om Mid nd Hh Diseases [aor bien pal fo praple ye Sew . Loases-on the Pacific Coast, some of which 1 VIFT PECIFIC CO., "we Histol Atlanta, Ga. construction in passing on cases before them. Now, any Judge or even schoolboy van decide a case in law where there is a Supreme Court decision on a plain Statute directly in point. It requires no skill whatever. There is seldom even any contention in such cases. But the majority of cases involve one or more points not directly covered by any Statute or any decision. What will. the Court do in such ease? If the Judge is a ‘‘thorough-bred,” failing to find a case or Statute, directly in point, he will at once fall back on the only other legal source that is left—the doctrine of the maxims and analogies of law. Throwing aside all his own notions he will follow these out to their logical conclusions and embrace the yesult in his decision. . To do this he must be well read in law, something of a logician with a mind beyond the control of his own prejudicés,—in a word a thoroug] « bred Jurist. Where tliis exists the custom of attempting to win a cause by the old-fashioned loud mouthed howling, speedily fallsinto ‘innocuous desuetude.”’ What strikes a visitor at_the_trial_of . Tost of the casesin— the San Francisco Superior Courts, is the rapidity with which trials are conducted and cases rushrushed through. . It is not an uncommon thing for several cases to be tried on the same day. The lawyers aré always welcome to discuss points of law, but the tedious and ridiculons reiteration of the testimony, is not permitted—the Judge or Jury being supposed to have as guod a memory as the attorneys. Where the Judge considers discussion of a point superfluous, he perverts a waste of time by promptly so intimating, and requesting the speaker ‘‘to go on to the other points of his case.” The modern method in which the Court interrogates the counsel, on points suggested by his address, is generally adopted. Of course this sometimes ‘‘breaks the line of argument,” but itis.of vast advantage in affording an opportunity to the speaker to discover the ‘‘lines of thought” in the mind of the Court, and is @ sure indication that his honor’s brain has not gone a ‘‘wool gathering,” or worse yet, fallen asleep. is not the slightest doubt but that this ‘custom, now: adopted by the highest Courts of both this country and England, tends tos promote justice and intelligent ajudications. Of course it is not favorable to ‘set speeches,” but is far less irritating, however extreme, to the dreary task of talking for fidiirs:to a being that sits on the bench like a statue. It ia I think admitted by the legal profession_that the majority_of the State 3upreme Court are as able jurists as. can be found anywhere in the United States. several of them are young men full of vitality -and-all-ef-them; save one, ~ite-the-} prime of life. The-eriticism mostly urged against them is a disposition to decide eases contrary to the “decisions of their words ‘to ignore stare decesis. This is just what the press has been howling. for, during the past twenty yearsand seems to be in accord with recent. legislation abrogating the rule known as ‘‘The law of the ease,” which means that a.rule once made in case can never afterwards be changed. Among the Supreme Court Commissioners none is earning higher praise than ex-Judge Van Cliefof Downleville: ~ Long before he became commissioner Van Clief was recognized as being the ablest mining lawyer on the Coast, barring Senator Stewart, and his decisions while commissioner amply bear out his well earned reputation. Speaking of our Supreme Court decisions, remind me of something fhat is not generally known, to» wit: is written and approved by the Court as part and parcel of the decision, and often passes. on a point of law essential to the case at bar, but sometimes omitted from the body of the decision, Thisbeing the fact the syllabus is sometimes as importantas the case itself and is always a authentic. — By general consent itis admitted that

the majority of the recent decisions of the Supreme Court are too lengthy by half aud waste an immense amount of paper and printers’ ink. They often occupy a dozen of pages in passing on a point that could as well be decided in half the space. Of course itis claimed that in so doing. they are merely following the present constitution. It reminds me of the objection that a miner made to thw election of a certain lawyer, noted for his long-windJ ed deed and documents, to a public office, “Why,’ said he, ‘‘in less than six months he will haye the office filled up with par pers.” Beyond all doubt our Supreme Court is using up lots of paper. I, X. L. : ha a et Sa en Taspre in the Homa Benerir Live Assocra tion, Schilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. The Home Benefit” Life Association Sells Insurance at Actual Cost, It Does Not Pay to Combine Investment With Insurance. Therefore insure ii the Home Benerir Lire Assoctation and make your investments elsewhere. No investment is a good one thathas to pay life insurance expenses. lee! Ice! rY The Nevada Ice Company is now prepared to deliver ice to consumers in any part of the city. Orders left at the office of the Company, foot of Main street, on the Plaza, or with the driver, will be promptly attended to, tf The Laws of California Require The Home Benepir Live Assocra tion. to pay ite losses m full, ee) \. W. GiEason, expect him to recover, My friends Flour 02.00 5 Hundred, {eran} Pe yereconfident that if the soreshealed alee! : Notary Public. + would kil] him, I at length quit} 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. Hall’s Catarth Cure is taken internally . i) other treatment and put himon. ‘at the Beehive Grocery Store. _tf find acts directly on the blood and mugous . Swift’s Specific, and lese then three. 5 HED AECAA eS a surfaces of the system. Send for testi-. bottles cured him a sound snd ; monials, free; healthy child 8. 8 &, eee : F. J. Cuan & Co, Toledo, O. also cured a sore on another y cried; of my children. ; sa Sold by Druggists, 75¢, ReJ. MoKoeey; ° Mother sighed the Home Benefit Life Association “Woodbury, ‘Tex. i There . r weakened condition of the system, disthat the syllabus that precedes every case . PERSONAL MENTION. Oldand Young. Superintendent Mather of the North Bloomfield mine is in town. Enoch Pond, brother of Mrs. Fred Searls, arrived here today from San Francisco. W. H. Byington, who has been to Downieville, returned to San Francisco today. Mrs. R. H. Bliss and daughter, who have been visiting in San Francisco for a month past, returned to Camptonville today. Deputy County Clerk Greany has gone to the State Fair aud to San Francisco. Jules Brady will marriage licenses during his absence. ‘E. W. Black, Central Pacific agent at Floriston (formerly Bronco) in the eastern part of this county, arrived here last evening for a short visit, Ed is always welcome in these parts. Wn.. Frankel, brother-inlaw to Joseph Hyman who used to live at thiscity, ar. Tived-here-last-evening — from—San~ Franemployed in dispense cisco and is temporarily Chas. Grimes’ store, T. B. Gray has returned from: a business trip to Grainteville. During “his stay there lie visited the public school and found it in splendid condition.“Miss Josie White —ofthis city whe recently took charge of the schoolis one of the most thoroughly trained and able teachera, as well as one of the most estimable young ladies, of the county, 2 eee Two Moré Prisoners. Frank Luckhardt, who was arrested yesterday by the Sheriff at the Eagle Bird mine, on a charge of stealing some gold and silver in solution from J. J. Ott’s assaying establishment-at this city, was lodged in jail last.evening. Robert Allen has been brought to the county jail to serve ten days for disturbing the peace of Grass Valley. ae Warm weather often causes extreme tired feeling and debility, and in the eases arising from impure blood are liable to appear. To gain strength, to overcome disease, aud to purify, vitalize, and enrich the blood, take -Hood’s: Sarsaparilla. ae saan Dyspepsia in altits forms is—not—only relieved but cured hy Simmons Liver Regulator. eee mind, is pot anexperiment. It is endorsed by thousands. Jane Ir you want a very tine rear of any Jicind go to Henry Lane's Feed and Livery Stable.tf 2 2Oe-o—. -Arretireand sleep maybe improved, and the animal spirits regain their bouyancy by the use of Dr. J. H. MecLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Puritier. For sale by Carr Bros. — a French Tansy Wafers. —_ , ‘Vhe wafers are a sure and safe specific for all kinds of female troubles and will remove all obstructions to the monthly periods, no matterwhat the cause. They are what every woman needs and may be tised bafely. Mantifactured by the Emerson Drug Co,, manufacturers, San. Jose, Cal. For sale by W. D. Vinton. tf + 0m o Sc hilling’ 8 Best. Buy, try—on them rely. eeesces sess ———— Advertised Letters, The following is a list of the letters remaining in the Postotliceat Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif., Sept. 17, 1891: Anderson, O. W. Brock, Thos. Davis, Thos. Daniels, Mrs. Grace V. Fenn, Mrs. L. A. Gibson, George Hardy, Mrs, George Heath, J Koeing, Kellogg, George D. Landsburg, Linda Peterson, J. M. Short, B. Underwood, J. EB Weias, Jno. If-not called for in fifteen day» the let ters will be sent to the dead letter office Parties ‘calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, Cavin RK. Cearke, P. M. AS TREE? HOTEL ei ARRIVALS. National Exchange. 8, Bloom, San Francisco.” R. J. Andrew “ W. Wallace, * " ‘W. H. Byington, * ©. R. Mclellan, “ W,, F, Rite, 6 D. Bryan, Union Hill. A. J. Rose, North Bloomfield. D. R. MeKillican, Wm. H. Holsclaw, ‘ Robt. Menillican, Oakland. Dp. J. BE! Nicolson, 4s Frank Nicolsen, “ J. L. fLhurber, Santa Criz. J. Rice, San Jose, J.G, Mather, Malakoff, Tnos. Maloney, Washington, H. Winter, New York, © Mrs. R. H. Bliss,Camptonville, Miss-Mamie Bliss, 3: W. H. Calling, Smartsville, Social and Other Notes About People Jno. Magonigal, Anthony House. _ Absotutely Pure. A Cream of Tartar Baking Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— Latent U, 8. Government Food I HERE AND THERE. A Brief Record of Various Matters of Local Interest. Fifteen men are now working at the Wheaton drift mine, Mooney Flat. The force will be increased to fifty in about six weeks, at which time the mine will be running full force. Marysville’s Admission celebration cost $1,800.03. There was $2,036, cullected, leaving the committee a surplus of $235.07 which -will be used towards erecting a band stand in Cu rtez Square. This morning, in thg Superior Court trial of the case of Walrath et al. vs. Maryland Mining Company, a recess was taken till tomorrow morning owing to the absence from town of witaess Uren, Mrs. Kate Sandow yesterday paid the fine of $30 imposed upon her several weeks agowhen she was convicted in Justice Mulloy’s court of stealing irrigating water. The case was appealed. to the Superior Court where the judgment has just been affirmed. Oe Property Attached. Last evening’s Grass Valley Telegraph says: The personal property of Patrick Hall of the California Brewery has besn attached by A. D. Mason of Nevada City to satisfy judgment and costa amounting A STNGLE-RarD railway is to be built from Feurs to Paricsiers, France. The line will be about ten and a half miles long. : ARCHDRACON FARRAR maintains’ that it isonlyan ignorant theology that can assume science to be hostile to religion. —22@e On fields greater im extent than any others in the world have been discovered in the region of the Caspian Sea. M. Etrrt is stated to be supporting a project for the erection of an observatory onthe summit of Mount Blanc. “Tax shoemaker who breathed his last’’ should not be pointed to as a man of phenomenal lung power, HUNDRED of American to tourists abroad are reported to be unable to find passage in Yeturning ships, Tue President of the the Boston Waiters’ Alliance is:a colored man; ios rcthicnmelialis oe -AN elephant larger than Jumbo has been captured in Africa. 2 280 o ——-____-, Tur ‘balance of the season’ troubles paterfamilias. . 1 ee F “PAYTRIOTISM” is a very ” spell the word. sega i is what sermperencerasmmmre) in all to $134.85, The property consists of heer in bottles and segs, grain, glasses, etc., ete,, and they are now in charge of Constable J. P: Miller. They will be sold on the 22d. il cemushtnsemenaiietinheddintememendinmame Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalent more or less at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and whalesome food. The most snecessful and reliable of all isthe Gail Borden ‘Eagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugyiat. keep it. tf snide cme Lace Baby Caps Reduced 5 cents, al4-tf From 50 and 75 cents to only 2 at Mrs, Lester & Crawford's. ——— 100 Pronounced Hopeless, Yet Saved. Ada EK. From a letter written by Mrs. Hurd of Groton, 8. D.; we quote: ‘Was taken with a bad ai, which settled on my Lungs, cough set in and finally terminated in Consuiiiption. ‘Four doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short-time, “I gave myself up to my Saviour, determined fT could. not. stay. with my friends on earth, I would meet my absent ones above. Srawons Liver Regulator, bear in . advised to get Dr. King’ 8 New Discovery Or basket. for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles; it Nas cured me and thank God T aia now [_ Tue: Superior Canpy: Facpory i. M. ee Prop r), 13 Comniercial Sty Nevada City. a well and hearty woman," — Trial botties free at Carr Bros, Drugstore, regular ize, 50 cents and $1.00. © tO The L fghtning Fruit Jar \ predecessors on the bench, or in other. every part of the system strengthened . [, genorally acknowledged to be the very best in the market. Legg & Shaw are the sole agents at Nevada City. tf EY ABS he oh RT Almost Crazy With headache and yet immediate and wee VV veLiIOM wy upliip Jephaline, the latest and greatest head ache remedy knd mu. A statement confirmed by thousands. For sale by Carr Bros, and W.:D.'Vinton. vee poe ewanve Dyspepsia Makes many miserable victims every year. Distress after eating, headache, heartburn, sour stomach, faintness and capricious ap petite are symptoms of this very widespread and growing disease, Hood's Sarsapartila tones the stomach, creates an appetite, promotes healthy digestion, relieves the headache, and cures dyspepsia. “1 have been troubled with dyspepsia. 1 had but litte appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me little good. In an hour after eating . had a faintness or tired, All-Gone Feeling As though . had not eaten anything. Hood’s Sarsupariila’did me an immense amount of good. It gave me-an appetite, and my tood relished and satisfied the craving 1 ‘had previously experienced. It relieved me of that faint, tired, all-gone feeling. 4 have telt-s0 much better since 1 took Hood's Sarsaparilla, that 1 am happy to recommend it.” G. A. Pagan, Watertown,, Mass, 1] had’ dyspepsia many years, and despaired of ever being well But Hood’s Sar saparilla. has entirely cured” me.”’ Mis, J. 8. BAILEY, Marblehead, Mass. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by C1, HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 pases One Dollar To Learn the. Printing Busines”. Apply at the DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICE, . New Barber Shop. GHAS, KLINGENSPOR, FOR thirty-five years aresident of Nevada county, has returued to Nevada City and resumed business. He will be found on the north side of’ Commercial street near Main. Hair Cutting, Shaving, Shampooing. JOHN DELBRIDGE Has opened a shop on Pine Street, near Broad, and ia ae tegee to make ND SHOES to order, rt Pel the . est of satisfaction will “erRepairing of Boots and Shoes a pie re work entrusted to me will be faith: pact and resem se peters at the lowliving My husband was . — Boy Wanted . ive a call a27 Dividend B Notice, T a meeting ofthe the Board of Divesbere A of the Citizens Bank, held on 7th; 1801, a dividend (No. 43) of fi iy oon ee ‘share was dec payable on t. 10th, 1891. SOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier, A Sure Cure for the Liquer-or Optum Habits. The Home Benefit Life Association “Pays ita Losses in full. ‘Tae most delicious thing to be had in town is Carr Bros’. Ice Cream Soda Water. tf ——-~ -+ +904 Try ‘‘Lily White” Flour and keep peace in your household. ee Pitts often leave a person constipated, Simmons Liver Regulator never does. For these complaints take Simmong Uiver Regulator. It keeps the stomach tlearand prevents any of the above poisong ‘from getting in the system, or, if there Uready it will drive them out, no mattes tow strongly rooted or long-standing, and you, will again. have good health and be sappy. Have you a pain in the side, back o# matism but dyspepsia. Take Simmong liver Regulator. Does your heart throb viol fmusual exertion or excitement ? aftes tis not teart disease, but indigestion, The East India cure for these awful habits can be given without the patient's: knowledge, and is the only known specific for the purpose ; it is not injurious in the least degree ; manufactured by the Emer son Drug Co., San Jose, Cal., and for sale by WD. V inton, sole agent for Nevada City. eae Sac ~eebees The Polley of The Home Benerir Lire Assocration is wonderfully brief, simple and absolutely devoid of all technicalities, On your Of our lici ious, anon OV -E-R-S-—Take Simmons Liver Regulator, . “As a mattersof conceived duty to humanity} wish to bear my testimony to the unfailin; mine @ Simmons Liver Regulator, If peo wly know what a splendid medicine it is, th would be many a physician without a patient ant ®any aninterminable doctor's bill saved, I com tider it infallible in malarial infection. Thad, fos cnny, years, been a perfect physical wreck from @ ination of complaints, all the out igrowth of malaria in my system, and, even under the a bands of Dr. ¥ Ds Jones, of this city, I . Sntmons of ever being a well woman again, mmons Liver Regulator was recommended tq . me, I tried it;it helped me, and it is the only thing that ever did me any good, I persevered ia its use and Iam now in perfect health. I know your medicine cured me and I always eep it itasa teliable Ms sony in my family,”—Mas, M. ARR ~ Wav. Na ene a SSE ————BEST—=GIRL.—_—— Your Best Girl will look’ with favor hopes if you send her some SWEETS !—-— Neatly arranged in a handsome box They” are ire irresistibly” deU0 You Want Fine Wall Paper At Nevada City ! a IF YOU DO APPLY TO THE — CHAMPION OF CHEAPNESS ! Yeo s Bee tl e, ras Valle 10,000 Rol OF THE MOST ELE und Hanging Same. fine Gilt Wall Paper at Fine Carpets <i e—Has just Furnishing Che People of Nevaila City will have Bargains equal to purchase! . (a Send Postal Card and We With Sample Books and Contract for Paper ee -_ GRASS VALLEY. cae eevee mente, ue ean aiMbdetiehieeeee ever brought to this any other county. af Wall Paper GANT PATTERNS Which were recently purchased of Azures & Daken, San Jose, Cal., at FIFTY PEp, CENT ON THE DOLLAR FOR CASH. Will Call on you Ta to 1D cents a Roll! Borders, Corners and Centars at Half Prices. a Specialty ae, received the Largest and Most Elegant Stock of Clothing, Gents’ Goods, eté., ro ander the shoulder-blade? Itisnotrhew _ Prices the Loweat, & Ed