September 18, 1890 (4 pages)

— spew nieces agp oe tee —— ,= ae = The Daily Beansrript od “THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1890. Way do you endure the agony of Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator will always cure you. : Tox cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf POLITICAL. & monts under thisehead ee —Aanerewe eee ia ton im advance. . FOR SHERIFF. Jesse J, Lyons F¥ Willow Valley, Nevada Township, is O hereby announced asa candi for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. . ip FOR ROAD OVERSEER. ° * Firat DistrictNevada Township.) — J, B. Hitchcock F Selby Flat will bee candidate for Road Commissioner of the First District, subject to the decision ofthe Republican Town ship Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. District, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townships.) i tJ. H. Reader ! F Sweetland will be a candidate for Road O Commissioner of the 4th District, subieag to the decision of the Republican Coun‘y Con vention. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth bee : (Fou! 80, and ridis 160 lla rg istrict, Rough and Ready and Mcepers Townships. ) C.D. Gassaway ough and Ready will hee candidate OQ eSupersizor of the 4th District, subect to the decision of the Kepublican pail J Convention, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Arthur Powell rane hereby announced as the Boo ig Public. Administrator subject te the decision ef the Republican County Convention. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON ada City will be @ candidate for Or ecscs asf District attorney, su.ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as & canidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, * FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, Marion P. Stone ¥F Grass Valley will-be a canditiate for nomination as County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. {Bleomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) F Rell @ Road sub} publican Tr Richard Penrose . f i. will be a can or ries Liat she as ject e 0 District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup . ; 8an Juan is a can lor Paes teiion as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. ‘ Malty x ox. e FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight raas Valley is anneunced as a candiOnge for f Sher ff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan oF Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, E. Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for reoO election as Assessor of Nevade county, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. ’ FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada _ county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ctitive years, a greater portion of which Thurman was arrested eight miles east of Placerville last week, county, for robbing the Georgetown stage Letween Greenwood and Auburn {om the ith inst. Hume he made no further attempt at “. denial, and said -he would plead guilty criminals of the State, and is believed so faras known, in 1856, when he was sent to prison from El Dorado county "1861 from Colusa county, and in 1865 [was sentenced in Mariposa county doing this “bit” at San Quentin pa \ iN SISKIYOU. A HARD OLD CASE. A Famous Highwayman Formerly of Nevada County. The Daily Reportisays that Detective Hume of Wells, Fargo & Co. bas just returned to San Francisco from Placerville, whither he wentso.ne days ago to identify an old acquaintance of his. When he saw. his man he had no hesitancy in declaring that he was Ormstead Thurman, alias. Charles Thompson, stage robber, murderer and all-round thief, with a criminal record extending over thirty-four Au Old Forest City Gravel Miner Operating There. The Mining Press ys that OC. B. Jillson, formerly of Forest City, Sierra county, and one of the original developers of the famous Bald Mountain gravel mine is now working a gravel minecalled the Blue Gravel, abotit one mile and a half from Hanley and two miles from Hornbrook station, Siskiyou county. Upon a visit to that station a few years since, he became convinced from his experience in. working ancient channelsin Sierra county and elsewhere, that similar deposits could be found there, for plenty of gold had been found in the modern rivers. For a nominal sum he bought the ground he is now working. He then set to work to run drifts, obtain water rights, etc. He built seven miles of ditch and some flumes, and has now some 800 inches of water for three or four months, and somewhat less béfore and after. ‘Phe preparatory work on the claim has taken about two years, and this is the first season that gold has been produced. Witha light head of water, four week’s run paid 3314 cents per cubic yard of earth moved, and 55 cents for every superficial foot of bedrock stripped. Mr. Jillzon showed the Press a fine retort of $3200 value and about $1000in coarse guld nuggets, all well water-worn and plain channel gold, The dump is into the Klamathriver, and there is ne, farming going on below to interfere with the mines. ‘ Mr. Jillson says this is the first work on an ancient channel in that section of country. The placers wera known at an eaily day,. and the Klamath river, imimediately below this mine was very rich, Above the confluence of this channel, there is not a color in were made known. It was evident. he Klamath fora long distance. Itis that some oneof them had betrayed] #neW departure entirely. The ancient the plot. One of the ringleaders was . channel, Mr. Jillson says, is traceable Fred Engles, but for some. reaeon. for 20 miles north. It is capped by that was not explained to Thur-}#androck. Some bunches of lava are man and the others, Engles was. found, and east of the claim there are not punished. Allof the.others were. reat quantities. There are only iwo severely flogged, but Engles was. lecations near by. The Extension Co. treated with more leniency then be-. °? the north are sinking on the west fore. Thurmanconcluded that Engles. tim and getting good prospects. It is period he has spent in the State Prison. by Under-Sheriff Winchell of El Dorado When he saw when his case should be called. Thurmatis-one-of the most noted tohave committed as many stage robberies as the famous ‘‘Black Bart’ himself. His criminal record begins, for grand larceny. His next visit to # penal institution was in 1858, when he was sent from Solano county for a similar offence. He went again in to serve ten years for robbing the Coulterville stage. While he was Thurman added the crime of murder to hia list of offenses. He entered into a comspiracy with a number of ofother convicts to break: jail, but although the plot was well laid it fell through, The plot was discovered by the guards, and all the conspirators was the traitor, and from that time . 20t clean quartz gravel, but aconglom-. campaign. Mr. Sims is becoming Ormstead Thurman had a rod in. erate? Therimis very plainly defined. more fully known and appreciated pickle for him. One day when: the They have not gone fully acroas yet,. every day. prisoners were all at work Thurman. ut suppose the width from rim to rim and Engles were in the same gang. . t0 be about 1200 feet. The sandstone Watching his opportunity Thur-. sets right down on the rim. man caught upan axthatwasathand. The river below this point was rich, and with a terrible blow literally split} but above there was nothing. The open the head of Engles. At that time . °@tly miners took out the placer gold convicts serving aterm in prison were and quit with finding its’source. Most not allowed to testify but the prigon . Of the settlers near by are stovkmen. authorities determined to have Thur. This claim is hydraulicked with a 33g man hanged if possible. They had{ inch nozzle on al3inch pipe. Some of him indicted at San Rafael and in or-. the ground will be drifted. The tunnel der to 1evidence to convict him 3 Will beabout 500 feet long for the driftthey seutired the pardon of one. ing work. of the prisonors who was to tell the story of the crime on the witness stand. This prisoner once free, laughed at the authorities, and would not utter a word on the stand: So Thurman got out of the ugly scrape. He was released from prison ‘MERE AND THERE. A Urief Record of Varieus Mat ters ef Local Interest. It is rumored that a wedding will shortly take place on Piety Hill in this city. June 9, 1878, and in the month follow-. The case of John M. Hussey vs. Geo. ed unprofitable. Jackson wasa teming, in company with Louis Dribbles. W. Jones is still on trial in the Super. perate man, hard-working, honest and bie and two men tamed Stower and} ior Court. generous. — Lane, robbed the stage between Col-} Thursday will be the anniversary of fax and Grass Valley of $7000. For} Chilean independence. But few peothis he was sentenced to serve fifteen . ple of that race lives bereabout. years. He got out again in 1883, and Peeeeeceneseteeemeremecercersrer 1 wassent back once more for robbing A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. Wells, Fargo & Co’s safe at Drytown, Amador county. Six months ago he was released and went back to his old trade. Itis hoped that his sentence this time will be long enough to close his natural career, as he is now quite an old man. fle Teste a California Production.— : His Report. A St. Louis gentleman whose affiiction was sick headaches was so surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he called it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the well‘known St. Lonis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once that it differed from the potash preparations in that The Big Tunnel., Prof. G. A. Treadwell, the chief enRectal and Other Netes About . were here tarned from San Francisco. from a several months visit in San Gen. Dobbie of John McBean of Washington have returned from the Bay. James Hagerty, a promiaent merchant of Sierra City, was here Tuesday night om his way to the Bay to purchase cisco, whohas been visiting A. Tregidgo’s family at Ormonde, returned here Wednesday on her way home. from Ormonde. He made a careful examination of mine, and pronounces it one of the best properties in the county. Mountain mine at Sierra City, was in town Tuesday night en route to San Francisco. He was a resident of this city and Grass Valley in former years. Sacramento High School, is visiting his sister, Mra, Fred Searls of this city. The professor on Tuesday evening was admitted into bruteship in Curly Bear Cave No. 1. \ ed Wednesday for Grand Junction, Colorado, where they will reside hereafter. at theirgoing away, as Nevada City has had no better citizens. fer Montana, with his mother and sister, who have been visiting here for several months past. mother is in feeble health, and it is necessary that he accompany her: During his absence Constable Dilloa will officiate as Marshal. evening from hie’ trip to Placerville and Sacramento. He will leave’ Thureday for San Francisco where he has been invited by the State Central Committee to hold a consultation with them in reference to the Republican New York aged 69 years afid unmar‘ried, died Wednesday morning at the county hospital where he has been for three years past. pioneer of this city, having come here in the fifties. mining locations, but never met with much success. In the seventies and till he went to the hospital he ran. a long tunnel on eer creek below town but did not succeed in finding the rich quarts ledge be believed was in the hill. He was janitor of the Tranacript Block for many years. For a short time a number of years ago he conducted an ice cream stand en Com. mercial street but this enterprise prevHenry A. Lones of this city, to recever damages in the sum of $50,000 for] artist strings, 30centaeach. JohuF. an alleged breach of promise to mar-. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek ry, has been transferred for trial from . Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid the Superior Court of San Francisce. iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in to the Superior Court of this couaty. Henry H. Davisof San Francisco is} wenty years. attorney for plaintiff and P. F. Bimonds for the defendant. f———_—.__—____. -_____} ‘Whe Effect of Mental Rxkanstorder. Besides increasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of} _. Physicians aleo commend it as a strengthened and the animal spirits ‘. regain their beuyancy by the use of rl . PERSONAL MENTION. Peeple Old and Veune. Mr. and Mrs. Gallavotti of Derbee Wednesday J.J. Rose of the Diamond D has reNorth Bloom@e!d an goods. Mrs. CO. A. Lockhardt of San FranEdwin Tilley returned Wednesday the Washington u R. B. Harper, superintendent of the Prof, James H. Pond, principal of the t A. BR. Wadswerth and family departWidespread regret is expressed from 600 to 700 natives. City Marshal Neagle left Wednesday . Mr. Webster hag just contracted for Mr. Neagle’s. i Hon, J. 8ims returned on Tuesday ‘A Pleneeor “rospector Diel. Joseph Willard J ackeon, & native of The old man was a He prospected various New Suite. The case of Louisa M. Reeves ve. Caroline Naffziger has spplied to Many diseases, especially those of invigorating poweris of the highest mental exhaustion, this petential medicine cures and prevents fever and ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation, kidney and uterine weakness and other complainte. medicated stimulant and remedy. My own family medicine—Simmons Liver ulator. — Rev. Jas. M Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Arretirz and sleep may be improved, every part of the system Dr. J. 'H. MeLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Oarr Bros. A it was purely vegetable, and becoming inter ed Pet ya Be fubjoot Ne jor gineer and general manager of tho} ested, began a series of investigations, and oc asad decisian of the Democratic County Con. Gragg Valley Railway Tunnel Com-. ima ope mt ltter pe idly admitted its on, sane. curat! TO} tad FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. pany, will arrive here within two weeks} er tt to test ite virtues further, T used ALY to inspect the property. If he is sat-} it in my own family, and prescribed it for ; J. Sims isfied with the results of the examina-. Palignis, "Ze ere tf aear wee v evade cw ba canine fr. ton work will be pushed ahead on «. Heissctynntny niga ak qthe lath Assembly District, sudject to the more extensive scale than heretofore. headaches, . tase, ‘troabi jen aually come $q. decision of the Republican 24th D: let Co ——— and bowels, and Sora Vegetable ile ~ is the y EASURER. Ir 18 astonishing how rapidly the} have ever seen, and as & pois system ae irc weg cei og feeble and debilitated gain strength . °°ite Ce eae Pee A RRETT, uD, sdays, Paul Quick and vigor when taking Ayer’s Sarsa2662 Bhenandosh St,, 9. Louis f Badger Hill will be a candidate for tke parilla,. For what are called ‘“‘brokencutia mon Seamaua te rs. Ossie of county tranrnrar saves mane down constitutions,’’ nothing else has * —_ — doing ston. proved so effective ds this powerful but Wasundron, D. C. ahaa \ FOR SHERIFF. perfectly safe medicine. Dr. Bosanko Mp. Co., Piqua, O. \ pre MS After much sufféring and the use of \ William Barton me Firet-Class Demtistry. many remedies, Ihave received great \, OF be nominst on. of She {ay subject to ae relief and am nearly well from a violent the nominati ey h the tank ms aay ped png oo eenetiacd 1 You hive bee una soe 410 oe attack of piles, lasting four or five ree. Ore. weeks, from the use of less than one sie nasal vag egg upwards, by Dr. sD Martin, Lshesy bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, “ a I Se parce rp need a ome a Oe arate Gounty Recorder, subject tothe . OF drinking a dese of Simmon oe \KE decision ofthe Republican County Conven: . Liver Regulator, Cd ee Danas, , ; pn . Bosanko, Parxerssure, W. Va. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Furniture ForSale. ue gig 98 ein 0. 8 coy Sohin J: ohn Ce Nabe ce” esixa oush . Jackson, ef our place, recommen mo James M. Wiley Some very d ee =e to me your pile remedy. Please send aL Ihe Ravine will be » candidate . ure belonging to A. B. orth . mea box. Yours truly, Bo. Cee" iies of County Recorder, sub. can be seen and purchased at a low Ounas. H. Barrerr, D. D. 8. or its eet Se ioe Seen of the Republican . .:04 by calling at James Kinkead’s . Sold at 60cents by Carr Bros. 20un! onven' . : 18-2. ville tn FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. shopon Commercial street. 8 ; it you 3.0 “O'Neill The Examiner Badge Contest. i, Oi — aad F Nevada City will hes cond souls, All persons having ballots from the \f 90, Qeni cision of the Republican ay ic i bd sab : * ve Sons , eecwtier 20-4 FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. ed to send their ballots to the — CADVAL Re oa Thursday at latest, as the =< W. J. Rodgers erties tape ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for ’ tb) OF Er"shise of County Superintendent of Canz Bros., weblion ‘Convention. gee Agents for the Examiner, Nevada City. oy ems FOR SHERIFF. Netice te Debters, ue — i. M. C. Hogan ’ All persons indebted. to the firm of . Ns ee Sot dal Juan will be & candidate . Weisenburger Bros. of the Plaza Store err the oftes ot eierit, act gh are requested to call this'week on the i aan seston i undersigned atthe store ana nettle mane liar, . POWDER F. Jacobs . RB. P, Sraanan; Assi r Ney. chy i bee candidate for. Nevapa Orrr, Sept. 15. 3b Absolutely Pure. , the dectaIT NE Ode age san Couvention, For rheumatic and neurelgic pains,) REAS rabin Dr. J. H. McLean's AL gre A cream of tartar baking powder. an ay aS Oil Liniment, and take De. J. fi; . Highest of a.t in leavening strength gen ge tae for the vaifor but will be gratified with «. , 8, Government Report, Aug 17, on Bet will be 8 the . suffer long, ‘Comggg Ae ork. _Qiekies ot Gon Tears wabuect tote speedy and affective cure. Plesimrnn bis the other day interviewed H. L. Webster, just from South Africa, in regard tothe gold mines of that region. Mr. taate, which isin what is known as the Witwatererandt gold field and is about $00 miles from Kimberly, the famous diamond field, and 900 miles from Cape Town. The ledge wag discovered about four years ago.“ was rather unique. The gold is found in conglomerate. This conglomerate ig in the form of rounded quarts pebbles, cemented together with iron. It ie interstratified with sand. from $15 to $20 per ton, but according to Mr. Webster they have an unlimited supply of it. They have what he calle fest in thickness. These reefs have been proven fora distance ef 60 miles along the ridge and have bean teated to a depth of 600 feet with the diamond drill, Webster, is supposed to be the basin of an old lake, thet in some earlier age was wiped eut by.an upheayal of mill on the ground, and with the new machinery now. ordered they will have by far the largest mill in South Africa and one of the largest in the world. They now employ 100 white men and a will of 120 stampe and all machinery ‘complete, in Chicage. The Langtaate ter said thatthe American machinery was superior toanything they could get in England. can nominee for Congress, will speak at this city om the évening ef the 30th instant and at Truckee on the 29th. nominee fur Lieutenant-Govenor, will speak at Truckee October 21st and at Grass Valley October 22d. in the Morgan Block one of the finest dental establishments in this part. of the State. Brooks take this method of expressing their heartfelt thanks to Dr. C. E. Moller, W. D. Viaton, B. H.: Miller and thove ether friends at Nevads City & SOUTH AFRICAN MINE. \ Kt ls Nota Quartz Vein, duta De-. What a Geed Dimmer Cost at posit of Cement. The reporter of the Salt Lake. Times Mr. Webster eaid that their gold ore The ore is low grade and averages we reefs, averaging from fuur te ten This immense bed ef ore, said Mr. he country. They. are now working 1 the northern end of the lake. ~ The company has now a 70-atamp is an Euglish company, but Mr. WebsRepublican Meetings. Hon. Geo. G. Blanchard, RepabliHos. J. B. Reddick, Republican SEES The Fimest. Dr. 8. D. Martin has just opened 18-2t A ABERRANT ial oe ee Card ef Thanke. Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and W. H. who have been so very kind to them in many ways in connection-with the funeral of the Jate Charles G. Brooks. Fouwrarn eeda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. The Leading Music Heuce. Cal) at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cente; ottMeilure in no The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Bhrout, Pastor United Sacramento, and not & the Superior Court to be declared an} Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., insolvent debtor. The liabilities are . says: nearly $18,000 and the agsets about} wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery $14,000. “T feel it my duty to tell what has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New and em seund and well, the nervous system, are the products . gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” of daily renewed mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve an . ny Folks Combination writes: ‘After amount of mental wear and tear very. ® thorough trial and convineing eviprejudicial to physical health, and the . dence, I am confident that Dr. King’s professions, ifarduously pursued, are no less destructive to brain and nerve . ‘em tissue. It is one of the most important . els» fails. The greatest kindness attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. cando my many thousand friends is ters, that it compensates for this undue loss of tissue, and that it imparts new . bottles at Carr Bros.’ Dragstore. Regenergy to the brain and nerves. The . ular sizes 50c. and $1. rapidity with which it renews weakente ed mental energy and physical vitality is remarkable, and shows that ite Arthur Love, Manager Love's Fun‘em all, and cures when everythin When Baby was sick, Whea he was a Child, When she bovame Mis,, when she bad Children, CURES PERMANENTLY doing a little quiet growling because their meaJs cost ao much during the week they were there. Their pioneer daddies who went to the Bay in earlier quite as cheap as the boys, however, as the following from the bill-of-fere which was served, Thuraday, Deceme ber 27,1849, at the old Ward House, which was at that time, located on Clay street, near Kearnéy, will show: and anchovy sauce, $1.50; roast beef, staffed lamb and stuffed mutton, was $1 per service, while pork with apple sauce was $1.25; boiled leg of mutton (with cramberry sauce) er corned beef and cabbage, $1.25; boiled ham $1.00; the entrees were $1, $1.25 and $1.50 each ; fresh California eggs were $1.00 each; the appreciative gourmand at that date could have a curlew, roast or boiled, to erder for the sum of $3; New Discovery for Consumption beate toarge them to try it.” Free trial We gave her Oastoris. She eried for Oustorie. pel Ge clung to Cantoria, . She gave them Casteris SJACORS O]], RH EUMATISM. FORTY YEARS AGO. Priece im 1840. Some of the Native Sons who have at San Francieco are Ox tail soup, $1; baked trout, white baked eweet potatoes, boiled or mashed Irish ‘potatoes, cabbage, and equash were 50 cents per dish; bread pudding, mince or apple pie and stewed prunea were 75 cents; brandy peach, rum omelette were $2; cheese 50 cents. Those who wished to complete their dinner with suitable liquid refreshments, could do so at the following prices; champagne, per bottle, $5; haif bottle, §2; pale sherry, $3; old madeira, $4; claret $2; old port, half bettle, $1,75; champagne cider, $2; porter, aleand brandy per bottle, $2. Breakfast was served at this home of the pioneer at from 7:30 to 11 a. m., dinner from 1 to 6r. M.; and tea fron 6-to12 P.M, ‘ SEE Tar record of cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia can never te completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sursaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s Sareaparilla, Buppan changes of temperature and: humidity ef the atmosphere oftén produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, Use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troublee in their inoipiency. For sale by Oart Brow, , _RPecket Beek Feund. A pocket-book evidently belonging . to am attache of the State Mining Bureau has been found. Owner can recover it by callingat this office, identifying preperty and paying oe. r) b — Wetel Arrivals. Natronan Hors., Bent. 16. Chas. F. Wheeler, Gan Francisco, lo F. E, Newhoff, di Ed Cummins, do Curtie H, Lindley, do Jao. McBean, do Q. H. Halling, do . Gen. A. M. Dobbie, do CO. Dumminge and wf, do Mise Findlay, do P. A. Riordan, do M., Jess, do Mike Stoke, do J.J. Hughes and wf, . do eck * sn ag Ne ames Hegarty, Dierra City, _ R, B. Harper, do B. F. Snell, You Bet, J, 8. Guodwin, do A. M, Hubos, Anburn, Connor Cox, Cherokew, . E. T. Worthley, Washington, O. Patterson, do A. Burrows, Grass Valley, Jos; Werry, Colfax, Warren 8: » San Jose Mine, E. F. Du Sacramento, Sam Price, Camptonville, Atlante @ Democratic . Primaries. CRIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Tavan ies et delecstes the finaien lt Desai Contension vil ‘ub, 1800, at the maries at ech Mes tet belek, echoo! i Pr ¥. A. W. Herring, Jodge. Jno, Curry and ‘no. Keenan, I PrimarPy. M. a Gelby Fiat net—2 fos at pocneyes oo bto 4, Bhar = er. m. W. OC. Bradley, Judge. K.J. Bbaugh and G, W. Jones, act—4 delegohen—Prtmatige Ico H 8 te 8o’clock rF. } iemine,, Judge. Robt. Martin Nevada No.2 net—8 delegates—Primarion st einer tele MI. Garfavada No. 6 Procinct—4 No. 8 in ° from $ to$ O’6) ue @ B. James McNelley an Nevada No, 1 Precinct ; % giclee . H, Harrison and J. 1, Caidepee Ce aaa That Meney Will Buy a Geed two years offered many special premiums to its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended to them not one case of dissatisfaction has yetarisen. In every instance the subecriber has been-more than delighted with the bargain secured. grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of handreds who have used both as guod.as the original for! Distress ine Leeson Drapeaia teas all practical purposes, After not get well of itself, I x piece of mechanism are advertised and described’on the second page of today’s paper, and full information is given as to cost of freight to this city, etc. The manufacturers also supply other grades up to one with an elabororately ornamented and full-pearled head on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a cheat of drawers inside the case. ‘can be returned tothe factory and th money will be refunded. buying a sewing machine, look into the J RaNnscripr’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that is certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. . line Fred G. Ludlow te Nettie CurMONEY GONE. {ne name of the priceless remedy, Tam GAv1 “iW. D. VINTON, a Suckien’s armica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises Uleers, Salt RheumFever Bores, ‘etter, C Chilblains, Corns, and on re Itis guaran t no i o aive 3 erles satisfaction. or money reunded. Price 26 cents pe box. For aale by Carr Bros. rf : tf ; : a Dyspepsia lives of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomaeh, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, & faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated “BLEVEN DOLLAGs. Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past The latest offering includes three Three numbers of ‘this admirable Eating requires careful attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently It tones the stomach, regulates the digestion, ereates a good apSick petite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind. Headache “TI have been troubled with dyspepsia, I nad but little’ appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me Heart= jie good. after cating 1 burn would have a faint or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten suything. My trouble was aggravated by my business, painting. Last 8 spring I took Hood’s Sar. our aparilia, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good. It gave mo an ‘ppetite, and my food relished and satisfied he craving I had previously experienced,” iB8ORGE A. Pagu, Watertown, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘old by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only y 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar (uick Time * Cheap Fares Es Bastern and Bi Cities! BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ‘ALL RAIL ROUTES $ —oF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, \Pacirioc Sysrem.) Daily Express rains make prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in the Kast, —ANI AT New York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN ‘PALACE SLEEPING CARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars Attuched lo Overland Express Trains. No additional charge for Berths ing Tourist Sleeping Cara. . ~ Any machine that is not satisfactory C) If you are in need of or thinking of MARRIED. In San Francisco, Sept, 12, by Rev, W. H. —TO fs taken from the word **theGed of Levein zn Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applice tien at the Company's offices where passenvers calling in person can secure choice of coutes, eto, A.N. TOWNR, T. H. GOODMAN General Manager. Gen, Pass & Th't Agt R. GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal, RAILROAD LANDS. For iands in Central and Northern Callfornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, vA w.H, MILLS, Land Agent,C, P, R. BR. Sau Franetéco. nett For Landsin Southern Galifornia, apply to or address JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. R. R., Ban Fiaaciaco, Dividend Notioe, IVIDEND NO, 99,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIN8 BANK will become due and perenie on and after September 10th, 1890, at the office of theCitizens Bank. JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier, Order to 8!:ow!Oause. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada State of California, nthe matter of the Estate of Mary J. Larrimer, deceased. hig E. Larrimer, the Exeoutrix of the Last Wiil of Mary J. Larrimer, deceesed having filed her petition herein praying for an order of Sale ofa portion of the real estate of said decedent for the purposes therein. set forth. “] Superior Court; If you have made up your miad to bu The Gavi Pills do not be induced to tak ny other, Soldby Carr Bros., Sole Ag ents ; It 18 therefore ordered by the said Court, GIVES NOTICE THAT . that all persons interested in the estate of he isalwaye prepared to . said deceased, appear before the said Supedo all kinds of Upholater . rior Court on Monday, the 6th day of Ovto. te ring Mattresses, Marr . gaid day, atthe Court Room of sald Superior Mattresses, Feather Pil. Court atthe Court House in the sald County lows, Moen Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single . of Nevada, to show cause why an order Lounges, etc,, etc, made to order. should not be granted to the said Executrix deceased at private sale as shall be necesKINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN ae APES ta copy of thin order be pribliat ne a Hf r eheA WORKMANLIKK MANNER. ed at least four Ticcensive weeks in Khe NePianos, Pictures and Furniture packvada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed ed for shippine a specialty, Judge ot Ne, hfe yng hel Dated Sept. 1st and Carefully Performed, D. S&S. BAKER, All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CASE, : pneee Transporting, Eto. ly solicit e continuance in the future. DARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for TheOOMMEROIAL STREET, atricel Companies, Seoond door from the American Teaftore. James Kinkead. pholstering Shop. ing on short notice, ber, 1800, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL to sell so much of the real estate of the saidand published In said Nevada County, Piano Movine Promptly attended to ° i . Draving and Genetal’ Hauling, Thankful for past patronage, I respectin Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots from 1 to 500 cords NOTICE OF REMOVAL ! ee ieanereanrmemneenle DEALER DY Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc, —WILL— Heme Ou ot Aba Senter 280, 1901, From his old stand at the cotner of Broad and Pine streets to” ODD FELLOWS BLOCK, BROAD !STREET. Adjotning B, H. Miller's Store,~

— spew nieces agp oe tee —— ,= ae = The Daily Beansrript od “THURSDAY, SEPT. 18, 1890. Way do you endure the agony of Dyspepsia? Simmons Liver Regulator will always cure you. : Tox cold soda water at Carr Bros. tf POLITICAL. & monts under thisehead ee —Aanerewe eee ia ton im advance. . FOR SHERIFF. Jesse J, Lyons F¥ Willow Valley, Nevada Township, is O hereby announced asa candi for the nomination of Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. . ip FOR ROAD OVERSEER. ° * Firat DistrictNevada Township.) — J, B. Hitchcock F Selby Flat will bee candidate for Road Commissioner of the First District, subject to the decision ofthe Republican Town ship Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER. District, Rough and Ready and Bridgeport Townships.) i tJ. H. Reader ! F Sweetland will be a candidate for Road O Commissioner of the 4th District, subieag to the decision of the Republican Coun‘y Con vention. FOR SUPERVISOR. (Fourth bee : (Fou! 80, and ridis 160 lla rg istrict, Rough and Ready and Mcepers Townships. ) C.D. Gassaway ough and Ready will hee candidate OQ eSupersizor of the 4th District, subect to the decision of the Kepublican pail J Convention, FOR PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR. Arthur Powell rane hereby announced as the Boo ig Public. Administrator subject te the decision ef the Republican County Convention. FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY. F. T. NILON ada City will be @ candidate for Or ecscs asf District attorney, su.ject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF, W. W. Nelson F Grass Valley is announced as & canidate for the office of Sheriff, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, * FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS, Marion P. Stone ¥F Grass Valley will-be a canditiate for nomination as County Superintendent of Schools, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR ROAD OVERSEER, Third District. {Bleomfield, Washington and Eureka Districts.) F Rell @ Road sub} publican Tr Richard Penrose . f i. will be a can or ries Liat she as ject e 0 District Convention. FOR SHERIFF. Eldred Northup . ; 8an Juan is a can lor Paes teiion as Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Republican county convention. ‘ Malty x ox. e FOR SHERIFF. Samuel Blight raas Valley is anneunced as a candiOnge for f Sher ff, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR COUNTY CLERK. James L. Morgan oF Cherokee is hereby announced as a candidate for re-election as County Clerk, subject tothe decision of the Democratic County Convention, FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR, E. Bond ¥ Nevada City will be a candidate for reoO election as Assessor of Nevade county, subject tothe decision of the Republican County Convention. ’ FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Chas. E. Uren ¥F Grass Valley will be a candidate for re-election as Surveyor of Nevada _ county, subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention. FOR SHERIFF. George W. Dunster ctitive years, a greater portion of which Thurman was arrested eight miles east of Placerville last week, county, for robbing the Georgetown stage Letween Greenwood and Auburn {om the ith inst. Hume he made no further attempt at “. denial, and said -he would plead guilty criminals of the State, and is believed so faras known, in 1856, when he was sent to prison from El Dorado county "1861 from Colusa county, and in 1865 [was sentenced in Mariposa county doing this “bit” at San Quentin pa \ iN SISKIYOU. A HARD OLD CASE. A Famous Highwayman Formerly of Nevada County. The Daily Reportisays that Detective Hume of Wells, Fargo & Co. bas just returned to San Francisco from Placerville, whither he wentso.ne days ago to identify an old acquaintance of his. When he saw. his man he had no hesitancy in declaring that he was Ormstead Thurman, alias. Charles Thompson, stage robber, murderer and all-round thief, with a criminal record extending over thirty-four Au Old Forest City Gravel Miner Operating There. The Mining Press ys that OC. B. Jillson, formerly of Forest City, Sierra county, and one of the original developers of the famous Bald Mountain gravel mine is now working a gravel minecalled the Blue Gravel, abotit one mile and a half from Hanley and two miles from Hornbrook station, Siskiyou county. Upon a visit to that station a few years since, he became convinced from his experience in. working ancient channelsin Sierra county and elsewhere, that similar deposits could be found there, for plenty of gold had been found in the modern rivers. For a nominal sum he bought the ground he is now working. He then set to work to run drifts, obtain water rights, etc. He built seven miles of ditch and some flumes, and has now some 800 inches of water for three or four months, and somewhat less béfore and after. ‘Phe preparatory work on the claim has taken about two years, and this is the first season that gold has been produced. Witha light head of water, four week’s run paid 3314 cents per cubic yard of earth moved, and 55 cents for every superficial foot of bedrock stripped. Mr. Jillzon showed the Press a fine retort of $3200 value and about $1000in coarse guld nuggets, all well water-worn and plain channel gold, The dump is into the Klamathriver, and there is ne, farming going on below to interfere with the mines. ‘ Mr. Jillson says this is the first work on an ancient channel in that section of country. The placers wera known at an eaily day,. and the Klamath river, imimediately below this mine was very rich, Above the confluence of this channel, there is not a color in were made known. It was evident. he Klamath fora long distance. Itis that some oneof them had betrayed] #neW departure entirely. The ancient the plot. One of the ringleaders was . channel, Mr. Jillson says, is traceable Fred Engles, but for some. reaeon. for 20 miles north. It is capped by that was not explained to Thur-}#androck. Some bunches of lava are man and the others, Engles was. found, and east of the claim there are not punished. Allof the.others were. reat quantities. There are only iwo severely flogged, but Engles was. lecations near by. The Extension Co. treated with more leniency then be-. °? the north are sinking on the west fore. Thurmanconcluded that Engles. tim and getting good prospects. It is period he has spent in the State Prison. by Under-Sheriff Winchell of El Dorado When he saw when his case should be called. Thurmatis-one-of the most noted tohave committed as many stage robberies as the famous ‘‘Black Bart’ himself. His criminal record begins, for grand larceny. His next visit to # penal institution was in 1858, when he was sent from Solano county for a similar offence. He went again in to serve ten years for robbing the Coulterville stage. While he was Thurman added the crime of murder to hia list of offenses. He entered into a comspiracy with a number of ofother convicts to break: jail, but although the plot was well laid it fell through, The plot was discovered by the guards, and all the conspirators was the traitor, and from that time . 20t clean quartz gravel, but aconglom-. campaign. Mr. Sims is becoming Ormstead Thurman had a rod in. erate? Therimis very plainly defined. more fully known and appreciated pickle for him. One day when: the They have not gone fully acroas yet,. every day. prisoners were all at work Thurman. ut suppose the width from rim to rim and Engles were in the same gang. . t0 be about 1200 feet. The sandstone Watching his opportunity Thur-. sets right down on the rim. man caught upan axthatwasathand. The river below this point was rich, and with a terrible blow literally split} but above there was nothing. The open the head of Engles. At that time . °@tly miners took out the placer gold convicts serving aterm in prison were and quit with finding its’source. Most not allowed to testify but the prigon . Of the settlers near by are stovkmen. authorities determined to have Thur. This claim is hydraulicked with a 33g man hanged if possible. They had{ inch nozzle on al3inch pipe. Some of him indicted at San Rafael and in or-. the ground will be drifted. The tunnel der to 1evidence to convict him 3 Will beabout 500 feet long for the driftthey seutired the pardon of one. ing work. of the prisonors who was to tell the story of the crime on the witness stand. This prisoner once free, laughed at the authorities, and would not utter a word on the stand: So Thurman got out of the ugly scrape. He was released from prison ‘MERE AND THERE. A Urief Record of Varieus Mat ters ef Local Interest. It is rumored that a wedding will shortly take place on Piety Hill in this city. June 9, 1878, and in the month follow-. The case of John M. Hussey vs. Geo. ed unprofitable. Jackson wasa teming, in company with Louis Dribbles. W. Jones is still on trial in the Super. perate man, hard-working, honest and bie and two men tamed Stower and} ior Court. generous. — Lane, robbed the stage between Col-} Thursday will be the anniversary of fax and Grass Valley of $7000. For} Chilean independence. But few peothis he was sentenced to serve fifteen . ple of that race lives bereabout. years. He got out again in 1883, and Peeeeeceneseteeemeremecercersrer 1 wassent back once more for robbing A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN. Wells, Fargo & Co’s safe at Drytown, Amador county. Six months ago he was released and went back to his old trade. Itis hoped that his sentence this time will be long enough to close his natural career, as he is now quite an old man. fle Teste a California Production.— : His Report. A St. Louis gentleman whose affiiction was sick headaches was so surprised at their cure by Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he called it to the attention of a relative, who happened to be Dr. F. A. Barrett, the well‘known St. Lonis physician of 2652 Shenandoah Street. The doctor saw at once that it differed from the potash preparations in that The Big Tunnel., Prof. G. A. Treadwell, the chief enRectal and Other Netes About . were here tarned from San Francisco. from a several months visit in San Gen. Dobbie of John McBean of Washington have returned from the Bay. James Hagerty, a promiaent merchant of Sierra City, was here Tuesday night om his way to the Bay to purchase cisco, whohas been visiting A. Tregidgo’s family at Ormonde, returned here Wednesday on her way home. from Ormonde. He made a careful examination of mine, and pronounces it one of the best properties in the county. Mountain mine at Sierra City, was in town Tuesday night en route to San Francisco. He was a resident of this city and Grass Valley in former years. Sacramento High School, is visiting his sister, Mra, Fred Searls of this city. The professor on Tuesday evening was admitted into bruteship in Curly Bear Cave No. 1. \ ed Wednesday for Grand Junction, Colorado, where they will reside hereafter. at theirgoing away, as Nevada City has had no better citizens. fer Montana, with his mother and sister, who have been visiting here for several months past. mother is in feeble health, and it is necessary that he accompany her: During his absence Constable Dilloa will officiate as Marshal. evening from hie’ trip to Placerville and Sacramento. He will leave’ Thureday for San Francisco where he has been invited by the State Central Committee to hold a consultation with them in reference to the Republican New York aged 69 years afid unmar‘ried, died Wednesday morning at the county hospital where he has been for three years past. pioneer of this city, having come here in the fifties. mining locations, but never met with much success. In the seventies and till he went to the hospital he ran. a long tunnel on eer creek below town but did not succeed in finding the rich quarts ledge be believed was in the hill. He was janitor of the Tranacript Block for many years. For a short time a number of years ago he conducted an ice cream stand en Com. mercial street but this enterprise prevHenry A. Lones of this city, to recever damages in the sum of $50,000 for] artist strings, 30centaeach. JohuF. an alleged breach of promise to mar-. Cooper, sole agent for Mathushek ry, has been transferred for trial from . Company’s (New Haven Conn.) solid the Superior Court of San Francisce. iron frame pianos, Over 1,100 sold in to the Superior Court of this couaty. Henry H. Davisof San Francisco is} wenty years. attorney for plaintiff and P. F. Bimonds for the defendant. f———_—.__—____. -_____} ‘Whe Effect of Mental Rxkanstorder. Besides increasing vital stamina, and counteracting the effects of} _. Physicians aleo commend it as a strengthened and the animal spirits ‘. regain their beuyancy by the use of rl . PERSONAL MENTION. Peeple Old and Veune. Mr. and Mrs. Gallavotti of Derbee Wednesday J.J. Rose of the Diamond D has reNorth Bloom@e!d an goods. Mrs. CO. A. Lockhardt of San FranEdwin Tilley returned Wednesday the Washington u R. B. Harper, superintendent of the Prof, James H. Pond, principal of the t A. BR. Wadswerth and family departWidespread regret is expressed from 600 to 700 natives. City Marshal Neagle left Wednesday . Mr. Webster hag just contracted for Mr. Neagle’s. i Hon, J. 8ims returned on Tuesday ‘A Pleneeor “rospector Diel. Joseph Willard J ackeon, & native of The old man was a He prospected various New Suite. The case of Louisa M. Reeves ve. Caroline Naffziger has spplied to Many diseases, especially those of invigorating poweris of the highest mental exhaustion, this petential medicine cures and prevents fever and ague, rheumatism, chronic dyspepsia and constipation, kidney and uterine weakness and other complainte. medicated stimulant and remedy. My own family medicine—Simmons Liver ulator. — Rev. Jas. M Rollins, Fairfield, Va. Arretirz and sleep may be improved, every part of the system Dr. J. 'H. MeLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier. For sale by Oarr Bros. A it was purely vegetable, and becoming inter ed Pet ya Be fubjoot Ne jor gineer and general manager of tho} ested, began a series of investigations, and oc asad decisian of the Democratic County Con. Gragg Valley Railway Tunnel Com-. ima ope mt ltter pe idly admitted its on, sane. curat! TO} tad FOR ASSEMBLYMAN. pany, will arrive here within two weeks} er tt to test ite virtues further, T used ALY to inspect the property. If he is sat-} it in my own family, and prescribed it for ; J. Sims isfied with the results of the examina-. Palignis, "Ze ere tf aear wee v evade cw ba canine fr. ton work will be pushed ahead on «. Heissctynntny niga ak qthe lath Assembly District, sudject to the more extensive scale than heretofore. headaches, . tase, ‘troabi jen aually come $q. decision of the Republican 24th D: let Co ——— and bowels, and Sora Vegetable ile ~ is the y EASURER. Ir 18 astonishing how rapidly the} have ever seen, and as & pois system ae irc weg cei og feeble and debilitated gain strength . °°ite Ce eae Pee A RRETT, uD, sdays, Paul Quick and vigor when taking Ayer’s Sarsa2662 Bhenandosh St,, 9. Louis f Badger Hill will be a candidate for tke parilla,. For what are called ‘“‘brokencutia mon Seamaua te rs. Ossie of county tranrnrar saves mane down constitutions,’’ nothing else has * —_ — doing ston. proved so effective ds this powerful but Wasundron, D. C. ahaa \ FOR SHERIFF. perfectly safe medicine. Dr. Bosanko Mp. Co., Piqua, O. \ pre MS After much sufféring and the use of \ William Barton me Firet-Class Demtistry. many remedies, Ihave received great \, OF be nominst on. of She {ay subject to ae relief and am nearly well from a violent the nominati ey h the tank ms aay ped png oo eenetiacd 1 You hive bee una soe 410 oe attack of piles, lasting four or five ree. Ore. weeks, from the use of less than one sie nasal vag egg upwards, by Dr. sD Martin, Lshesy bottle of Dr. Bosanko’s Pile Remedy, “ a I Se parce rp need a ome a Oe arate Gounty Recorder, subject tothe . OF drinking a dese of Simmon oe \KE decision ofthe Republican County Conven: . Liver Regulator, Cd ee Danas, , ; pn . Bosanko, Parxerssure, W. Va. FOR COUNTY RECORDER. Furniture ForSale. ue gig 98 ein 0. 8 coy Sohin J: ohn Ce Nabe ce” esixa oush . Jackson, ef our place, recommen mo James M. Wiley Some very d ee =e to me your pile remedy. Please send aL Ihe Ravine will be » candidate . ure belonging to A. B. orth . mea box. Yours truly, Bo. Cee" iies of County Recorder, sub. can be seen and purchased at a low Ounas. H. Barrerr, D. D. 8. or its eet Se ioe Seen of the Republican . .:04 by calling at James Kinkead’s . Sold at 60cents by Carr Bros. 20un! onven' . : 18-2. ville tn FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. shopon Commercial street. 8 ; it you 3.0 “O'Neill The Examiner Badge Contest. i, Oi — aad F Nevada City will hes cond souls, All persons having ballots from the \f 90, Qeni cision of the Republican ay ic i bd sab : * ve Sons , eecwtier 20-4 FOR SUPT. OF SCHOOLS. ed to send their ballots to the — CADVAL Re oa Thursday at latest, as the =< W. J. Rodgers erties tape ¥ Grass Valley will be a candidate for ’ tb) OF Er"shise of County Superintendent of Canz Bros., weblion ‘Convention. gee Agents for the Examiner, Nevada City. oy ems FOR SHERIFF. Netice te Debters, ue — i. M. C. Hogan ’ All persons indebted. to the firm of . Ns ee Sot dal Juan will be & candidate . Weisenburger Bros. of the Plaza Store err the oftes ot eierit, act gh are requested to call this'week on the i aan seston i undersigned atthe store ana nettle mane liar, . POWDER F. Jacobs . RB. P, Sraanan; Assi

r Ney. chy i bee candidate for. Nevapa Orrr, Sept. 15. 3b Absolutely Pure. , the dectaIT NE Ode age san Couvention, For rheumatic and neurelgic pains,) REAS rabin Dr. J. H. McLean's AL gre A cream of tartar baking powder. an ay aS Oil Liniment, and take De. J. fi; . Highest of a.t in leavening strength gen ge tae for the vaifor but will be gratified with «. , 8, Government Report, Aug 17, on Bet will be 8 the . suffer long, ‘Comggg Ae ork. _Qiekies ot Gon Tears wabuect tote speedy and affective cure. Plesimrnn bis the other day interviewed H. L. Webster, just from South Africa, in regard tothe gold mines of that region. Mr. taate, which isin what is known as the Witwatererandt gold field and is about $00 miles from Kimberly, the famous diamond field, and 900 miles from Cape Town. The ledge wag discovered about four years ago.“ was rather unique. The gold is found in conglomerate. This conglomerate ig in the form of rounded quarts pebbles, cemented together with iron. It ie interstratified with sand. from $15 to $20 per ton, but according to Mr. Webster they have an unlimited supply of it. They have what he calle fest in thickness. These reefs have been proven fora distance ef 60 miles along the ridge and have bean teated to a depth of 600 feet with the diamond drill, Webster, is supposed to be the basin of an old lake, thet in some earlier age was wiped eut by.an upheayal of mill on the ground, and with the new machinery now. ordered they will have by far the largest mill in South Africa and one of the largest in the world. They now employ 100 white men and a will of 120 stampe and all machinery ‘complete, in Chicage. The Langtaate ter said thatthe American machinery was superior toanything they could get in England. can nominee for Congress, will speak at this city om the évening ef the 30th instant and at Truckee on the 29th. nominee fur Lieutenant-Govenor, will speak at Truckee October 21st and at Grass Valley October 22d. in the Morgan Block one of the finest dental establishments in this part. of the State. Brooks take this method of expressing their heartfelt thanks to Dr. C. E. Moller, W. D. Viaton, B. H.: Miller and thove ether friends at Nevads City & SOUTH AFRICAN MINE. \ Kt ls Nota Quartz Vein, duta De-. What a Geed Dimmer Cost at posit of Cement. The reporter of the Salt Lake. Times Mr. Webster eaid that their gold ore The ore is low grade and averages we reefs, averaging from fuur te ten This immense bed ef ore, said Mr. he country. They. are now working 1 the northern end of the lake. ~ The company has now a 70-atamp is an Euglish company, but Mr. WebsRepublican Meetings. Hon. Geo. G. Blanchard, RepabliHos. J. B. Reddick, Republican SEES The Fimest. Dr. 8. D. Martin has just opened 18-2t A ABERRANT ial oe ee Card ef Thanke. Mrs. Elizabeth Brooks and W. H. who have been so very kind to them in many ways in connection-with the funeral of the Jate Charles G. Brooks. Fouwrarn eeda water with pure fruit juices at Carr Bros. The Leading Music Heuce. Cal) at or write to Cooper’s, the leading music store, 631 J street, Sacramento, for anything in the music line. We have the latest sheet music, finest and best pianos. Violin strings (steel). 5 cents; best strings, 10 cents; extra (15 cents); best Russian, 25 cente; ottMeilure in no The Pulpit and the Stage. Rev. F. M. Bhrout, Pastor United Sacramento, and not & the Superior Court to be declared an} Brethern Church, Blue Mound, Kan., insolvent debtor. The liabilities are . says: nearly $18,000 and the agsets about} wonders Dr. King’s New Discovery $14,000. “T feel it my duty to tell what has done forme. My lungs were badly diseased, and my parishioners thought I could live only afew weeks. I took five bottles of Dr. King’s New and em seund and well, the nervous system, are the products . gaining 26 lbs.in weight.” of daily renewed mental exhaustion. Business avocations often involve an . ny Folks Combination writes: ‘After amount of mental wear and tear very. ® thorough trial and convineing eviprejudicial to physical health, and the . dence, I am confident that Dr. King’s professions, ifarduously pursued, are no less destructive to brain and nerve . ‘em tissue. It is one of the most important . els» fails. The greatest kindness attributes of Hostetter’s Stomach Bit-. cando my many thousand friends is ters, that it compensates for this undue loss of tissue, and that it imparts new . bottles at Carr Bros.’ Dragstore. Regenergy to the brain and nerves. The . ular sizes 50c. and $1. rapidity with which it renews weakente ed mental energy and physical vitality is remarkable, and shows that ite Arthur Love, Manager Love's Fun‘em all, and cures when everythin When Baby was sick, Whea he was a Child, When she bovame Mis,, when she bad Children, CURES PERMANENTLY doing a little quiet growling because their meaJs cost ao much during the week they were there. Their pioneer daddies who went to the Bay in earlier quite as cheap as the boys, however, as the following from the bill-of-fere which was served, Thuraday, Deceme ber 27,1849, at the old Ward House, which was at that time, located on Clay street, near Kearnéy, will show: and anchovy sauce, $1.50; roast beef, staffed lamb and stuffed mutton, was $1 per service, while pork with apple sauce was $1.25; boiled leg of mutton (with cramberry sauce) er corned beef and cabbage, $1.25; boiled ham $1.00; the entrees were $1, $1.25 and $1.50 each ; fresh California eggs were $1.00 each; the appreciative gourmand at that date could have a curlew, roast or boiled, to erder for the sum of $3; New Discovery for Consumption beate toarge them to try it.” Free trial We gave her Oastoris. She eried for Oustorie. pel Ge clung to Cantoria, . She gave them Casteris SJACORS O]], RH EUMATISM. FORTY YEARS AGO. Priece im 1840. Some of the Native Sons who have at San Francieco are Ox tail soup, $1; baked trout, white baked eweet potatoes, boiled or mashed Irish ‘potatoes, cabbage, and equash were 50 cents per dish; bread pudding, mince or apple pie and stewed prunea were 75 cents; brandy peach, rum omelette were $2; cheese 50 cents. Those who wished to complete their dinner with suitable liquid refreshments, could do so at the following prices; champagne, per bottle, $5; haif bottle, §2; pale sherry, $3; old madeira, $4; claret $2; old port, half bettle, $1,75; champagne cider, $2; porter, aleand brandy per bottle, $2. Breakfast was served at this home of the pioneer at from 7:30 to 11 a. m., dinner from 1 to 6r. M.; and tea fron 6-to12 P.M, ‘ SEE Tar record of cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilia can never te completely written. The peculiar curative powers of Hood’s Sursaparilla are successful when everything else has failed. If your blood is impure, your digestion out ot order, try Hood’s Sareaparilla, Buppan changes of temperature and: humidity ef the atmosphere oftén produce disorders of the kidneys and bladder, Use Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm to check these troublee in their inoipiency. For sale by Oart Brow, , _RPecket Beek Feund. A pocket-book evidently belonging . to am attache of the State Mining Bureau has been found. Owner can recover it by callingat this office, identifying preperty and paying oe. r) b — Wetel Arrivals. Natronan Hors., Bent. 16. Chas. F. Wheeler, Gan Francisco, lo F. E, Newhoff, di Ed Cummins, do Curtie H, Lindley, do Jao. McBean, do Q. H. Halling, do . Gen. A. M. Dobbie, do CO. Dumminge and wf, do Mise Findlay, do P. A. Riordan, do M., Jess, do Mike Stoke, do J.J. Hughes and wf, . do eck * sn ag Ne ames Hegarty, Dierra City, _ R, B. Harper, do B. F. Snell, You Bet, J, 8. Guodwin, do A. M, Hubos, Anburn, Connor Cox, Cherokew, . E. T. Worthley, Washington, O. Patterson, do A. Burrows, Grass Valley, Jos; Werry, Colfax, Warren 8: » San Jose Mine, E. F. Du Sacramento, Sam Price, Camptonville, Atlante @ Democratic . Primaries. CRIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Tavan ies et delecstes the finaien lt Desai Contension vil ‘ub, 1800, at the maries at ech Mes tet belek, echoo! i Pr ¥. A. W. Herring, Jodge. Jno, Curry and ‘no. Keenan, I PrimarPy. M. a Gelby Fiat net—2 fos at pocneyes oo bto 4, Bhar = er. m. W. OC. Bradley, Judge. K.J. Bbaugh and G, W. Jones, act—4 delegohen—Prtmatige Ico H 8 te 8o’clock rF. } iemine,, Judge. Robt. Martin Nevada No.2 net—8 delegates—Primarion st einer tele MI. Garfavada No. 6 Procinct—4 No. 8 in ° from $ to$ O’6) ue @ B. James McNelley an Nevada No, 1 Precinct ; % giclee . H, Harrison and J. 1, Caidepee Ce aaa That Meney Will Buy a Geed two years offered many special premiums to its subscribers, and of hundreds of people who have availed themselves of the opportunities extended to them not one case of dissatisfaction has yetarisen. In every instance the subecriber has been-more than delighted with the bargain secured. grades of the Chicago Singer Sewing Machine, a perfect imitation of the genuine Singer machine and according to the verdict of handreds who have used both as guod.as the original for! Distress ine Leeson Drapeaia teas all practical purposes, After not get well of itself, I x piece of mechanism are advertised and described’on the second page of today’s paper, and full information is given as to cost of freight to this city, etc. The manufacturers also supply other grades up to one with an elabororately ornamented and full-pearled head on a full cabinet case, beautifully finished with mouldings and elegant French walnut veneers, gothic cover with finely veneered panels, and a cheat of drawers inside the case. ‘can be returned tothe factory and th money will be refunded. buying a sewing machine, look into the J RaNnscripr’s proposition before paying a fancy price for one that is certainly no better, perhaps not as good as the Chicago Singer. . line Fred G. Ludlow te Nettie CurMONEY GONE. {ne name of the priceless remedy, Tam GAv1 “iW. D. VINTON, a Suckien’s armica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises Uleers, Salt RheumFever Bores, ‘etter, C Chilblains, Corns, and on re Itis guaran t no i o aive 3 erles satisfaction. or money reunded. Price 26 cents pe box. For aale by Carr Bros. rf : tf ; : a Dyspepsia lives of many people miserable, causing distress after eating, sour stomaeh, sick headache, heartburn, loss of appetite, & faint, “all gone” feeling, bad taste, coated “BLEVEN DOLLAGs. Sewing Machine. The Transcript has within the past The latest offering includes three Three numbers of ‘this admirable Eating requires careful attention, and a remedy like Hood's Sarsaparilla, which acts gently, yet efficiently It tones the stomach, regulates the digestion, ereates a good apSick petite, banishes headache, and refreshes the mind. Headache “TI have been troubled with dyspepsia, I nad but little’ appetite, and what I did eat distressed me, or did me Heart= jie good. after cating 1 burn would have a faint or tired, all-gone feeling, as though I had not eaten suything. My trouble was aggravated by my business, painting. Last 8 spring I took Hood’s Sar. our aparilia, which did me an Stomach immense amount of good. It gave mo an ‘ppetite, and my food relished and satisfied he craving I had previously experienced,” iB8ORGE A. Pagu, Watertown, Mass, Hood’s Sarsaparilla ‘old by all druggists, $1; six for $5. Prepared only y 0.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Masa, 100 Doses One Dollar (uick Time * Cheap Fares Es Bastern and Bi Cities! BY THE GREAT TRANSCONTINENTAL ‘ALL RAIL ROUTES $ —oF THE— SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY, \Pacirioc Sysrem.) Daily Express rains make prompt connections with the several Railway Lines in the Kast, —ANI AT New York and New Orleans With Steamer Lines to EUROPEAN — PORTS. PULLMAN ‘PALACE SLEEPING CARS And Tourist Sleeping Oars Attuched lo Overland Express Trains. No additional charge for Berths ing Tourist Sleeping Cara. . ~ Any machine that is not satisfactory C) If you are in need of or thinking of MARRIED. In San Francisco, Sept, 12, by Rev, W. H. —TO fs taken from the word **theGed of Levein zn Tickets Sold, Sleeping Car Berths secured, and other information given upon applice tien at the Company's offices where passenvers calling in person can secure choice of coutes, eto, A.N. TOWNR, T. H. GOODMAN General Manager. Gen, Pass & Th't Agt R. GRAY, Gen, Traf. Manager. San Francisco Cal, RAILROAD LANDS. For iands in Central and Northern Callfornia, Oregon, Nevada and Utah, apply to or address, vA w.H, MILLS, Land Agent,C, P, R. BR. Sau Franetéco. nett For Landsin Southern Galifornia, apply to or address JEROME MADDEN, Land Agents. P. R. R., Ban Fiaaciaco, Dividend Notioe, IVIDEND NO, 99,0F FIFTY CENTS PER share on the Capital Stock of the CITIN8 BANK will become due and perenie on and after September 10th, 1890, at the office of theCitizens Bank. JOHN T, MORGAN, Cashier, Order to 8!:ow!Oause. N THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE County of Nevada State of California, nthe matter of the Estate of Mary J. Larrimer, deceased. hig E. Larrimer, the Exeoutrix of the Last Wiil of Mary J. Larrimer, deceesed having filed her petition herein praying for an order of Sale ofa portion of the real estate of said decedent for the purposes therein. set forth. “] Superior Court; If you have made up your miad to bu The Gavi Pills do not be induced to tak ny other, Soldby Carr Bros., Sole Ag ents ; It 18 therefore ordered by the said Court, GIVES NOTICE THAT . that all persons interested in the estate of he isalwaye prepared to . said deceased, appear before the said Supedo all kinds of Upholater . rior Court on Monday, the 6th day of Ovto. te ring Mattresses, Marr . gaid day, atthe Court Room of sald Superior Mattresses, Feather Pil. Court atthe Court House in the sald County lows, Moen Mattresses, Bed Lounxes, Single . of Nevada, to show cause why an order Lounges, etc,, etc, made to order. should not be granted to the said Executrix deceased at private sale as shall be necesKINDS REPAIRED AND MADE OVER IN ae APES ta copy of thin order be pribliat ne a Hf r eheA WORKMANLIKK MANNER. ed at least four Ticcensive weeks in Khe NePianos, Pictures and Furniture packvada Daily Transcript, a newspaper printed ed for shippine a specialty, Judge ot Ne, hfe yng hel Dated Sept. 1st and Carefully Performed, D. S&S. BAKER, All at the Lowest Living Rates TOR CASE, : pneee Transporting, Eto. ly solicit e continuance in the future. DARTICULAR ATTENTION PAID TO the Transportation of Baggage for TheOOMMEROIAL STREET, atricel Companies, Seoond door from the American Teaftore. James Kinkead. pholstering Shop. ing on short notice, ber, 1800, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of FURNITURE AND BEDDING OF ALL to sell so much of the real estate of the saidand published In said Nevada County, Piano Movine Promptly attended to ° i . Draving and Genetal’ Hauling, Thankful for past patronage, I respectin Dry Oak Wood For saie in lots from 1 to 500 cords NOTICE OF REMOVAL ! ee ieanereanrmemneenle DEALER DY Drugs, Patent Medicines, Toilet Articles, Etc, —WILL— Heme Ou ot Aba Senter 280, 1901, From his old stand at the cotner of Broad and Pine streets to” ODD FELLOWS BLOCK, BROAD !STREET. Adjotning B, H. Miller's Store,~