September 26, 1891 (4 pages)

iy . ley. wer RNS MIFTY PE’ o a Rol! ices. senate, . SIT s to offer NES ne. sof the ake, ormade to nstructed ortan im-— d--as-—-to ork from 9Glt pass-t outside tion by a ound the ce wheel, s held by achine is in be left machine. r werameaenser me lest, eariest ig, has the . , with the 1t Kas veYFARS. :, 6, 1889. ebclie Iw ta iuir tria fe think it maehine. Kowkru. 16, 1889. UD) peWwIng fovin well Avcept my Nokon, 20, 1889. he sewing u, it giver pects, do nicely. UUMANS. 10, 1889. wud pat cum filty URKAY. 19, 185¥. tfrea you wut be beatas nt $40.00 . Muir. 7 00 8 00 which y 4 bd at ee Latest U.S. Government Foot ~ Repars, < Fellows Hail at 2 o’clock .Monday after. sou and daughter reside here, one son and were 4 ahe Home Benefit Life Association THE ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Maenda County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. ee Tsrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6.a Year. SATURDAY EV’NG, SEPT. -6, iso. = 4 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ~A-Cream of Tartar Baking ~ Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— et ne —_ THE TREADWELL MINE! ee Description of Alaska's Great Gold Mine, There are Several Novada C:tyans ‘Engaged In Its M:naga— ment. » (Concluded from yesterday.] The mill has 200 stanpsof 959 pouads each, 93 plain belt Fruzvanners. Forinerly there were 24 corruzitel balt Fras in this mill butowing to the uasa isfactory work they did they were takea out last spring and plain belts substisuted. There are six large rock crushers. (Blake patent), two amalgamating barrels, a DEATH OF E, WEISS. The Weli-Known Brewer Succum>s to Tliness. E. Weiss, a resideat of this city since 1850, aud a well-known aad respected citizen, died this forenooa at his home oa Sacramento street., He had been ill for along time. He wasa member. of Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows. The funeral will take place from Odd noon. Mr. Weias was born in Alsace, France, July 10, 1823, and lived there until 1334. Thence he went to. Basel, Switzerland, where he remained until 1843, learning brewing. He next traveled through the French provilces, spending three years in Southern France,returning home from Paris in 1847. In 1848 he sailed from Havre for New York. February 6, 1850, he left New York for San Franciseo and builta brewery and tou se here, and they . _were destroyed by the great "56 fire. In the latter year he built his present house and brewery. In 1853 he married Miss Caroline Lampe, a native of Germany. They have had ten children, of whom five daughters-and two-sons are living: One hree daughters (Mésdames Urquhart, Ligon and Urquhart) ‘in San Francisco, and one daughter (Mrs. Albert Turner) in Stockton. All of the children were at thelr father’s bed side when he died. The tunnel in the Manzanita is in one “hundred and séventy-iive fest in place of 90 feet as has been reported, and the cun‘tractors have made over two dollars per day instead one dollar per day. sae Milliner Arrived. Mrs. Evans, the artistic milliner, has arrived at the store of Mra. Lester & Crawford, and is.prepared to trim hat. in the latest styles. sep. 24-6t" — Has Paid Nearlya Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know.~ 2. een Noruine like it for dyspepsia and in digestion. Simmans Liver Regulator i a safe, sure cure: : The Laws of California Require The Home Benevri Lire Assocranion te pay its losses m full. cas eo 6 e Three Things ARE necessary ‘to happiness. and success in life. A brave heart, a clear brain anda strong arm. Coffee helps man to all of these. Rich, fragrant coffee steadies the nerves, enlivens the brain, stimulates the appetite and promotes digestion. It makes us werk better, feel stronger and live more happily and cheerfully. But it must be really good. Health, strength and happiness are combined in : '. Schilling’s Best. ylelds the greatest. value to the consumer in flavor, strength and economy that Nature affords. Better than Mocha, Better than _ Java. Better than Costa Rica. The best. qualities of all combined in one delicious blend. ‘ Test it. SCHILLING’S BEST. Sold only © in one and three pound packages, sealed to preserve its strength and flavor, Notice the brand, Accept no substitute. No other is as good. Hopi si packages. A Bess Your grocer has them. Ask Wins Fae ave alatnen faldar ~ nr ; oe ‘ Bc and. Lady's shor!der cape, can. be recov r ed by Aig at th.s office_and payin cametothiscity,._In1850--he—built—a+.iments made last year are the most com-. “. ap to $1.35, figures which will be hard to clean-up pan and a shall boiler -used for stea ning plates m-cleaning up, etc. Tie . whole iscovered by a building 230 feet . long by 140 feet wide, four stories high . and built in the most substaatial mauner. The ino:ive power is furaishad daring the greater part of the year bya 7 foot Pelton water wheel, working under heal’ of 52) feet, and in the winter wh2n the water is \ low, by a.pait of large Cocliss engines of . about 520 supplied with steam by three Heine safe‘y boilers. The whole run3 with the regularity. of clock work and reduces about 20,00) tons of ore a moath. horse-power, W. T. Turaer lias hal eatire charge of the: mill during the past five. years. There are forty men employed in the mill. CHLORINATION WORKS. : The concentrations or clean sulphurets in which a larg? per coatyg2 of the gold contained in the ore still remaitis (varying at this mine from 20.te 30 per cent. of th whatistknewaa > chlorination pro-> cess. = It congists first of thoroughly roasting in reverberatory furnances, of which there are four very large ones in this establishment, to get rid of ‘the sulphur, impregnating the roasted ore with chlorine ga3_in ‘larga tight vats, afterwards leaching with water and pracipitating with sulphate. of iron in a seedénd series of vats, filtering, refining, melting, ete., operatioas all requiring skill and close attention. ‘This department is under the charge of H.-+Stansficld. The worksat this place since the improveplete and extensive of their kind in extitenee.Large quantities ef sulphuric acid are used in this process, and the erection of acid works to utlilize the sulphur now lost in the reasting are contemplated by Capt. Mein. The-eost of chlorinating a on of cleansulphurets or concentrates is 33.38. 30OARDING HOUSE, WHARF AND SAWMILL. ‘A boarding and lodging house large sough to accom vodate all men employed tbout the works isably presided over by alr, Lynch, the chief steward, At the company’s wharf, shere is a warehouse for storing perishable goods, all materials and supplies are ianded aad transported ‘to any part of the works by a locomotive and cars. This is aaother improvement mad: about a year wo; the leagth of track: in all being tbout two miles. _ A sawmill having a capacity of 20,000 Jeet a day furnishes lumber, of which a] good deal is used, for the concern. This} isalso connected by a rail track with the valance of the works. on which STORE. A general store is carried on by the sompany carrying a heavy stock 'of every shing usnally found in such a place, as vell asevery thing required in the ruu* 1ing of a mine and mill. e In this building are located the Alaska ficers of the company. This departvho is at present in San Francisco, Mr. Lhos, Harris the accomrtant having temporary charge of affairs. A tug boat and several scows are maititained for transportation of wood, lumber, ete. 2 COST OF WORKS, ETC. Nearly one million dollars have been expended in erecting this plant aud bringing in an abundant supply of water for power, etc. Taken as it stands today the Alaska Treadwell may be rated amongst the largest mining enterprises in the world. ' There are some richer. Extraordinary facilities for working and first-class management are what have’ placed this prop. erty on the solid basis it now occupies. ! The following figures obtained from the last annual report, year ending June Ist, 1891, will convey some idea of the magni. tude of the enterprise and the low «ost of . working:. Number of tons of ore mined, 220,980, cost of mining per ton 71 cents, Number of tons treated in mill, 220,930, cust of milling per ton’ 42 cents. Number of tons of concentrations treated in chlorination works was 5777, and the “gost per ton of ore worked was 22 cents, shus bringing the whole cost of mining aad extracting the gold from a ton of ore heat for this class of ore which is not by any means soft. The net profits last year A large amount of money is expended mtside the actual cost of mining and nilling, but in making permanent improvements. ; “ hine shop supplied with a lathe, planer, drill press and other necessary . sools js used for making the many repairs always wanted where there is so mach uachinery, This department is in charge f.Mr, John Ellenbacher. : The entire -works are lighted hy_ elscaaNy. the Brush system being in use, _ wo dynanos being ruathy Pelooa water vaeels, eatltw. circuits 20 are lights of yO) candles each, ayd 15) 16 candle } — incandesseat lamps. in hoor of her sist r, Miss Beck whole) are treated chemically by} —Nesth ment is managed by Mr. J. P. Corbas} PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Oldand Young. Mrs. W. H. Crawford went to San Franciseo today. L. J. Weil of Sacramento is in town on his way to Downieville. John T, Morgan of the Citizens Bank haz returned from Say Francisco. The family of Wm. H. Hicks arrived here from Cherokee today to remain. Wa. H. Holsclaw of North Bloomfield has returned from the lower couatry.:. Superintendent Mather of the Bloom: tield iniae has returaed: from San Franciseo. Mrs. W. B. Hoéper and’ daughter re. turned today to San Francisco after a, brief yisit here. Miss Jessie Hilgerman é£ Forest City was in town last evening on her way home ffon below. A. A. Cummings anal wife who have been speading the past four months here returned tolay to Oakland. { Chas. M. Friedberg and Frank George } were ia town last night on their way from . Downieville to San Franeiseo. S. Luther of Graad Rapids, Michigan, arrived here on last eveni ig's train, being on his way to Downieyille. A very pleasait drive whist party was given last evening by Mrs. C. E. Malloy Valantine of Oakland. : i P. H. Jeffries of Oroville cane down yesterday fron Downieville. He is an old-tine resident of this county aad Sierra. Ia 1852 he built-asaw-millon Shady: Creek in this county. D. 8S. Biker, P. C.,. lijt evening installe Lona Heyer as Chaacellor Co.nmanler of Milo Lidgs, -K. of P. After the installation Mr. Heyer entertainel the members by a banquet at A. Tam’s restaurant, Mes. 8. Galavotti_aczompvied by her brother, E. A. Bresse, and Wan. F. Eaaiga were in towa this moraing on their way from San Feancisco to the Derbee mine. Mr. Easign is the renowned lock expert and goes up to open thé Derbee safe. Last evening a number of little people tendered a surprise party to Master Albert Keller, at the-home of his _grandMcCarthy. ~~ Master Keller leaves Monday. for San Diego, to resi¢le wth, his aunt, Mrs--R. D. Carter. mother, Mrs. D. somesMrs. Martha A, Roddan, wife of Hugh Roddan-and-mether-of Mes.-Wi-HiCarlin of Marysville tictat WwW hoailindThur day morning. Mrs. Roddan was a native of Galena, Illinois, and her age was 63 years. The funeral took place at Wheatland today. eenane gt etree ree ASafe Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory reaults, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this. safe plan you can buy froin our advertised ‘Draggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis= It is-guaranteet-to-bring relief-in-erery—case;—wher used for any. affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such ay Consumption, TInflammation -of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, vovery for Consumption. Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., ete. Iti pleasantand agreeable to taste; perfectly safe, and ean always be depended upon Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug. store. At this city, Sept. 25, George Molten Moors, aged 7 years, 2 months and 4 days; a native of Nevada City. {Phe faneral will take place from the Methodist Church, Nevada City, on Sun day, Sepk. 27, at 2g) o'clock P. M.] In Nevala City, Sept. 26, 1891, Emil Weiss, aged 6% years, 2 months and 1i days; a native of Alsace. {Tae funeral will take place from Odk Fellows Hall on Monday, Sept. 28, at» elock Py M.] All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tome and biood ourifier like ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla. Lf you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do so now. It will give you strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood, “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restlessness in the night, and in the morning 1 would get up with a very Tired Feeling.After taking only a part ot the first bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1 could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. 1 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is. all it is recommended te be.” Mrs. H. D. WINANS, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich. “] have used Hood's Sarsaparilla as a bloed purifier and an, well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wa. G, WUERTH, or ganist, St. Mury's Church, Detroit, Migh. “My daughter received much oenefit . from Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rev. F.H. ADAMs, New Hartford, Ct, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six tor $5. Prepared by €.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Dos-s One Dollar $500 REWARD The above réward will be ptid for the arrest and conamounted to §418,.80, ‘viction of the murderer or murderers of 3, Galavotti, on Sept. 17, 1891, EUREKA LAKE AND YUBA CANAL CO’S. CON: NORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MG. CO, KATE HAYES MINING CO, DELHI MINING CO. ~ ,. Sun Francisco, Sept.21, 1891, ad Ther tition an Its Last Legs, They Are Now Trying to Brace It Up By Misrepresentation. The San Francisco News Letter of today thus mercilessly castigates certain papers at San Francisco and’ in the Sacramento Valley that have loag been the subsidized and cowardly tools of the antiinining conspirators : The Marysville organ of the so-called Anti-Debris Association, reflects the ner-! vousnes3 which is beginning to creep over the camps where the enemies of California have hedged themselves in for the final struggle. In an over-zealous attempt to excuse its friends and patrons in the last . diten, it draws liberally upon the imagi ination to account for a very natural turn of affairs. When it says that the News Letter has been subsized for the purpose of ‘‘molding public opinion by creating sympathy,” it shows plainly that the situation i3becoming desperate. _ Making . misstatements will not help to bolster up the tottering old fabric over their heads, now that common sense and reason again hold sway over-the: people of sf State. The. Newa Letter has until. lately been the only San Francisco paper _to protest. against the outrage against the public welfare; and it did 4o simply. bedawse it-wa: jadividual “interésts. We have always considered that the attack on the hydrantie mining interest was a direct injury to the people of the State at-large, and_this has been clearly proven to theentire satisfaction of every one, now thatthe report of the Cominission appointed by the Govsrament has been made public. ~The total damage fyom debris during the past thirty years.does not exceed $3,000,000, ind _at the same time thé loss to the 3tate inhard coin will exceed $10,009,)0) annually. ‘These are the facts which save created what is termed ‘‘sympathy”’ for the hydraulic interest ; cold, hard facts, which will weigh all the more heavily with the mercantile classes, who have low come to recognize that -they have just been deprived of the use of all these nillions of gold in their bnsiness, to hu‘nor the whim of a lot of cranks—to “use v mild term: If there has been any subsidizing of paJers, it has been on the other side of the rouse. Self-interest and the timidity begotten of a slavish abusement to “ring” ‘ule has muzzled the press of the-State, vad kept them mum on the subject for years past, butitis highly probable that sublic sentiment will, in the near future, force the papers into a position which shey should have taken long ago in the interest of the States. shat their prolonged slience has in many There is nodoubt astanves been due to a misconception of the true facts of the case. Everything hat the Anti-Debris Association said was “vetepted as gospel, and they certainly 1ave succeeded in making themselves out 1 badly injured class of people. The recent investigation has, however, shown io the contrary, and much surprise is ex pressed that in view of the circumstances she men who have been reduced -to beggacy by the virtual confiscation of their oroperty, should have borne their grievanxe3 80 quietly and with so much fortitude. ‘While there may be some honestly inslined people connected ‘with the antilebris movement, they can only be considered as the pliant tools of others, who nave been working with some ulterior bject in view. They have retarded the levelopment of the State, ruined hunlreds of prosperous mining towns, and driven people from their homes and proparty, on pretences which -have. not. been What they have to l@ now, in order to maintain their posihorne out by facts. sion, or even to claim a right to be heard, is to show how they have compensated che State atlarge by their interference, 4 for the lass of $30,000,000 in gold during the past seven years, How much of this enokmous sum would it take to buy up the whole imiserable outfit, and pack them bag and baggage over the State lines? It would be a cheap investment for California in the long run, ae Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalegt more or leas at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food. The most sncceasful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Kagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugytst keep 16, : tf peaeeetueneeadhal se The Home Keneht Life Associatics tells Insurance’at Actual Cost. ~ ee ee -Schilling’s Hest. — Buy, try—on tuem rely. UGLY. ANTL~AINARS sroper,_and irrespective of any . ' A DISAPPOINTMENT. The Conduct of the Truckeeites Sojourning Here. ~ A large contingent of typical Truckee. ites headed by Col. C. F. McGlashan} have been in town for nearly a week at-' tending the MeDougald trixl. When it wa3 annotincdd that they were coming numerous citizens remarked in choras;#*Wh2w ! But wort thkugs be humming when they get heref?”The City Trustees were urged to quadruple the police force, the Salvationists were reinforced by “anotheF tambo thumper, and several of he more central saloons laid in abig reserve stock of spirits -frumentt: But things didn’ turn out as everybody The week just ending has been the most orderly in the history of the county seat. A Methodist conference of equal proportions would expected they. would. have stirred up more excitement than has the delegation from the wild and wooly town on the Central Pacifre. The boys get up with the birds in the morning and take a little walk around town to create arappetite for breakfast. After =breakfast they walk some more till ten o'clock, then go to the courthouse and listen to the taking of evidence and the wordy battles of the lawyers. After noon lunch they take another walk for their health, then return to the trial. In the evening they read the papers, write letters to the dear ones at-home, go to the, Salvation Army barrackg or attend prayer meéting’as their When the curfew rings at nine o'clock they ‘roll into their little bods. Canit be that Truckee is losing her prestige and that her sons are degeneratrespective tastes dictate. ing ? The World Enriched. 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Simmons Liver Regulator is mild, but effective -~08e Boy Wanted to Learn Velography. Good apportunity for bright and steady boy. Apply t And act a3 messenger, at Western Union ‘Telegraph Ottice NevadaCity. f HOTEL ARRIVALS. i National Exchange. Miss Nellié Whiting, Wheatland, J.-H. Simpson, San Francisco, 8, J. Johns, oe E. Cooley, “do &. B. Zwisler, do U. M, Friedberg, do E. W. Ehmasier, do K. A, Breas, do Mrs. 8. Galayotti, do W. Fennings, do §. Luther, Grand Rapids, Michigan, J3,G, Mather, Malakoff, W. H. Holselaw, olov.atield, Miss Jessie Hil cer.naa, Forest Gity, * Krank George, Vowaivville, é PH. Jeffries, Oroville, — zy 2,8 Neuhills, jierra City, Mrs. C. L. Den vag, Rockin, F. B. Southworta, sacramnto. They Do Not Believe In i Free. Press, And They. Also Try to. Intimi-} date Friends to Mining. The San Francisco Wasp of today has the following as its leading editorial: Tnits issue of Jastweek The Wasp devoted considerable space to the subject of hydraulic mining and published a eartoon of unusual power, illustrative of the suffering and wrong which have followed the arbitrary suppression of this great industry. As a result of our candid utterances, various manifestations of wrath and unreasoning indignation have been visited upon us. by the valley papers and several subseri. bers have ordered us, with hot words, to stop their subscriptions. _ Somehow we huve.created the impression that we are arrayed in hostillity against the farming interests and are allied with slickens and the devil to destroy the State. Now this is all supreme nonsense. The Wasp is arrayed against no interest of It has the well-being of this glorious State, in which all its hopes are It is will ‘ing to work and dig and scratch and spond California. centered, very close to heart. its tine and money every day in the year . to-further every legitimate project forthe _. public weal. Tt-would be perfectly fair Find impartial “in= this. It would not buildup one industry_or_one_ section of the State at.the-expeuse of -anether.— 1 believes that a great wrong has beerritone to a-most worthy class of citizens hy the [t.doas not follow from this that its ey es wre shite juppression of hydraulic mining. to the evils which have’ resulted from hydraulic mining. It recognizes and de plores them. It believes, however, tliat a solution of the difficulty may be found It raises its voice in protest against the “arbitrary stand-and-deliver policy which unl roba men of their homes and oeciprsions. ‘The decisions reached by those wha tive.had the deciding of ‘this quitation Were premature and fastay reached, Tir natier is one deserving of a profounder ‘tHy than has yet been given to it. A ‘emody must be found. If no solution f the problem may be had from State ribunals and Legislatures, the National sovernment must take it up and solve he riddle. The farmers have an equal aterest with the miners in this great prob em: The eight or ten millions now ocked up each year by legal enact meni vould senda thrill of life and vitality hroughout all the argiculturat districts und make land and graia and fruit worth aore than ever. No other land under he sua woukl rest supinely while such vealth as-this lay idly within reach. {either wil! 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It takes the place of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medicine ‘to be kept in the household to be given upon any indication of approaching sickness. It contains no dangerous ingredients _ but is purely vegetable, . gentle yet thorough in its action, and ean be given with safety and the most satisfactory results to any rson regardless of Te has no equal. Try 8 Of our ete Rata Me sal To Learn the Printing Business. Apply at the JOHN DELBRIDGE Has opened a shop ou Pine Street, near Broa., ‘and is d to make BOOTS AND SHOES to order, and the . est of satisfaction will be guaranteed. e wee Repairing of Boots and Shoes a specialty. All work entrusted to me will bs faithfully and promptly performed at the loweat living rates. Give a call. a27 Dividend Notice, T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept 7th, 1891, a dividend (No. 43) of fifty “. cents fase share was declared payable on te and after Sept. 10th, 1891. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. J. R. REDMAN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. a Pees DISEASES, as well as.those peculiar to females, a specialty:~<Prera‘ to treat Diseases Amenable ta Elec. pticity. ; Residence : Mrs. Novitzky's House. Office : Cloke’s Building. ' Office Hours: 10 tol2 a, w., 2 tod and . 7 to SP. m. —=—=BEST=@IRL.——— Your Best Girl will look with favor Wn your hopes if you send her some Neatly arranged in_a_handseme.boxa Os ER Se me SHAE BITS fot Se ttbly de= : Or Basket. They aré irresis ticieus. ~¥ $ tar Just Received, my New CLOTHING, AS TO than others can afford to, will convince you of this fact New goods received every At th Corner of. Broad en Seas ———— ()-— Fall and Winter Stock -of i 4 FURNISH PERGOOD 5, HACES, — __ BOOTS AND SHOES, tis the Largest and most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. —————( PRICES, My being-associated with one of the largest wholesale houses in this business on the Pacifie Coast enables meto place goods on the market here at a much lower figure A visit to the store and a very close inspection’of prices week, Chas. GSrimmes, UwBADING CLOT HIDR, { Pina Streets, Nevada City. By its management it has made for p Look at the following stat first, second and fourth colu York Official Report : . ' . . Assets held for Policyholders. Amount Paid to Policyholdera. . . 3 . Company. . . . Mut’al Benefit’ Aftna. 6. N.E. Mutual Mutual Life. * Northwest’rn 11291150), ¢46997422 74404878] 359.13 02 50284775. 2101 943 304655147. 146494180 5270980! 42338260 Penn. Mutual] 23561019! 161485434 N. Y, Life . 142331280] 115093966 _ Equitable . . 143994281) 116387786 Se Paid to and Tr. BB. GRAY, ~The Comectict Mutual Best benmeane ‘cane olicy-holders, after paying all expenses, $24.55 for every hundred dollars paid in premiums. Vi other Company can show. such a record ! ement. The figures in the nns are taken from the New . Per Net Gain, cent} over pre-) i miumsaf-) 8 ter pay. to ing all . _ expenses . Total sum . Total sum received from Policyholders. held for Policy Holders ums Paid. Conn. Mutual $14583539)'$ 58741243 $204576633'$1 °4258948 $40917685 $24.55 1911908 122 110397880 71310723 132813424) 27095498) 20.40 9425 996) 16141884) 17.13 61325476) 9975247. 16,27 95137860] 84559801 40946157, . 37448 60. 2698407; 7.2% 257425-M4t). 247433623] 9991623, 4.04 260482067] 261768842] -1286775) -.4 451149327] 388741353 62407969) 16.0510578059) 12.51 Arent, Nevada City. ~_ QALIFORNIA CEPH H E A D A Cc H E ings Pay Pha CURED banvinny snd Salety, no matter how lovg standing, by neing ’ Rev, J. W, PENDLETON'S CRPH CBLESBRATED Satiefaction Guaranteed or Mc ney _ Ten Cents for Tris! Bo'tle, or Ove Dollar fur Full size, W. D. VINTON and OARK BROTHERS, Nevada Uity. DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. LINE COMPANY, Rune, Nevapa. Tue Surexior Canny Factory (J.M. Foley, Prop'r) ; Tea thip) ee \Cire— PEGE». 2

iy . ley. wer RNS MIFTY PE’ o a Rol! ices. senate, . SIT s to offer NES ne. sof the ake, ormade to nstructed ortan im-— d--as-—-to ork from 9Glt pass-t outside tion by a ound the ce wheel, s held by achine is in be left machine. r werameaenser me lest, eariest ig, has the . , with the 1t Kas veYFARS. :, 6, 1889. ebclie Iw ta iuir tria fe think it maehine. Kowkru. 16, 1889. UD) peWwIng fovin well Avcept my Nokon, 20, 1889. he sewing u, it giver pects, do nicely. UUMANS. 10, 1889. wud pat cum filty URKAY. 19, 185¥. tfrea you wut be beatas nt $40.00 . Muir. 7 00 8 00 which y 4 bd at ee Latest U.S. Government Foot ~ Repars, < Fellows Hail at 2 o’clock .Monday after. sou and daughter reside here, one son and were 4 ahe Home Benefit Life Association THE ‘DAILY TRANSCRIPT. Nevada City, Maenda County, Calif, Published Every Evening Except Sundays and Legal Holidays. Established Sept. 6, 1860. ee Tsrms—15 Cents a Week ; 60 Cents a Month ; $6.a Year. SATURDAY EV’NG, SEPT. -6, iso. = 4 POWDER Absolutely Pure. ~A-Cream of Tartar Baking ~ Powder.— Highest of all in leavening strength— et ne —_ THE TREADWELL MINE! ee Description of Alaska's Great Gold Mine, There are Several Novada C:tyans ‘Engaged In Its M:naga— ment. » (Concluded from yesterday.] The mill has 200 stanpsof 959 pouads each, 93 plain belt Fruzvanners. Forinerly there were 24 corruzitel balt Fras in this mill butowing to the uasa isfactory work they did they were takea out last spring and plain belts substisuted. There are six large rock crushers. (Blake patent), two amalgamating barrels, a DEATH OF E, WEISS. The Weli-Known Brewer Succum>s to Tliness. E. Weiss, a resideat of this city since 1850, aud a well-known aad respected citizen, died this forenooa at his home oa Sacramento street., He had been ill for along time. He wasa member. of Oustomah Lodge of Odd Fellows. The funeral will take place from Odd noon. Mr. Weias was born in Alsace, France, July 10, 1823, and lived there until 1334. Thence he went to. Basel, Switzerland, where he remained until 1843, learning brewing. He next traveled through the French provilces, spending three years in Southern France,returning home from Paris in 1847. In 1848 he sailed from Havre for New York. February 6, 1850, he left New York for San Franciseo and builta brewery and tou se here, and they . _were destroyed by the great "56 fire. In the latter year he built his present house and brewery. In 1853 he married Miss Caroline Lampe, a native of Germany. They have had ten children, of whom five daughters-and two-sons are living: One hree daughters (Mésdames Urquhart, Ligon and Urquhart) ‘in San Francisco, and one daughter (Mrs. Albert Turner) in Stockton. All of the children were at thelr father’s bed side when he died. The tunnel in the Manzanita is in one “hundred and séventy-iive fest in place of 90 feet as has been reported, and the cun‘tractors have made over two dollars per day instead one dollar per day. sae Milliner Arrived. Mrs. Evans, the artistic milliner, has arrived at the store of Mra. Lester & Crawford, and is.prepared to trim hat. in the latest styles. sep. 24-6t" — Has Paid Nearlya Million Dollars in Losses on the Pacitic Coast, some of which has been paid to people you know.~ 2. een Noruine like it for dyspepsia and in digestion. Simmans Liver Regulator i a safe, sure cure: : The Laws of California Require The Home Benevri Lire Assocranion te pay its losses m full. cas eo 6 e Three Things ARE necessary ‘to happiness. and success in life. A brave heart, a clear brain anda strong arm. Coffee helps man to all of these. Rich, fragrant coffee steadies the nerves, enlivens the brain, stimulates the appetite and promotes digestion. It makes us werk better, feel stronger and live more happily and cheerfully. But it must be really good. Health, strength and happiness are combined in : '. Schilling’s Best. ylelds the greatest. value to the consumer in flavor, strength and economy that Nature affords. Better than Mocha, Better than _ Java. Better than Costa Rica. The best. qualities of all combined in one delicious blend. ‘ Test it. SCHILLING’S BEST. Sold only © in one and three pound packages, sealed to preserve its strength and flavor, Notice the brand, Accept no substitute. No other is as good. Hopi si packages. A Bess Your grocer has them. Ask Wins Fae ave alatnen faldar ~ nr ; oe ‘ Bc and. Lady's shor!der cape, can. be recov r ed by Aig at th.s office_and payin cametothiscity,._In1850--he—built—a+.iments made last year are the most com-. “. ap to $1.35, figures which will be hard to clean-up pan and a shall boiler -used for stea ning plates m-cleaning up, etc. Tie . whole iscovered by a building 230 feet . long by 140 feet wide, four stories high . and built in the most substaatial mauner. The ino:ive power is furaishad daring the greater part of the year bya 7 foot Pelton water wheel, working under heal’ of 52) feet, and in the winter wh2n the water is \ low, by a.pait of large Cocliss engines of . about 520 supplied with steam by three Heine safe‘y boilers. The whole run3 with the regularity. of clock work and reduces about 20,00) tons of ore a moath. horse-power, W. T. Turaer lias hal eatire charge of the: mill during the past five. years. There are forty men employed in the mill. CHLORINATION WORKS. : The concentrations or clean sulphurets in which a larg? per coatyg2 of the gold contained in the ore still remaitis (varying at this mine from 20.te 30 per cent. of th whatistknewaa > chlorination pro-> cess. = It congists first of thoroughly roasting in reverberatory furnances, of which there are four very large ones in this establishment, to get rid of ‘the sulphur, impregnating the roasted ore with chlorine ga3_in ‘larga tight vats, afterwards leaching with water and pracipitating with sulphate. of iron in a seedénd series of vats, filtering, refining, melting, ete., operatioas all requiring skill and close attention. ‘This department is under the charge of H.-+Stansficld. The worksat this place since the improveplete and extensive of their kind in extitenee.Large quantities ef sulphuric acid are used in this process, and the erection of acid works to utlilize the sulphur now lost in the reasting are contemplated by Capt. Mein. The-eost of chlorinating a on of cleansulphurets or concentrates is 33.38. 30OARDING HOUSE, WHARF AND SAWMILL. ‘A boarding and lodging house large sough to accom vodate all men employed tbout the works isably presided over by alr, Lynch, the chief steward, At the company’s wharf, shere is a warehouse for storing perishable goods, all materials and supplies are ianded aad transported ‘to any part of the works by a locomotive and cars. This is aaother improvement mad: about a year wo; the leagth of track: in all being tbout two miles. _ A sawmill having a capacity of 20,000 Jeet a day furnishes lumber, of which a] good deal is used, for the concern. This} isalso connected by a rail track with the valance of the works. on which STORE. A general store is carried on by the sompany carrying a heavy stock 'of every shing usnally found in such a place, as vell asevery thing required in the ruu* 1ing of a mine and mill. e In this building are located the Alaska ficers of the company. This departvho is at present in San Francisco, Mr. Lhos, Harris the accomrtant having temporary charge of affairs. A tug boat and several scows are maititained for transportation of wood, lumber, ete. 2 COST OF WORKS, ETC. Nearly one million dollars have been expended in erecting this plant aud bringing in an abundant supply of water for power, etc. Taken as it stands today the Alaska Treadwell may be rated amongst the largest mining enterprises in the world. ' There are some richer. Extraordinary facilities for working and first-class management are what have’ placed this prop. erty on the solid basis it now occupies. ! The following figures obtained from the last annual report, year ending June Ist, 1891, will convey some idea of the magni. tude of the enterprise and the low «ost of . working:. Number of tons of ore mined, 220,980, cost of mining per ton 71 cents, Number of tons treated in mill, 220,930, cust of milling per ton’ 42 cents. Number of tons of concentrations treated in chlorination works was 5777, and the “gost per ton of ore worked was 22 cents, shus bringing the whole cost of mining aad extracting the gold from a ton of ore heat for this class of ore which is not by any means soft. The net profits last year A large amount of money is expended mtside the actual cost of mining and nilling, but in making permanent improvements. ; “ hine shop supplied with a lathe, planer, drill press and other necessary . sools js used for making the many repairs always wanted where there is so mach uachinery, This department is in charge f.Mr, John Ellenbacher. : The entire -works are lighted hy_ elscaaNy. the Brush system being in use, _ wo dynanos being ruathy Pelooa water vaeels, eatltw. circuits 20 are lights of yO) candles each, ayd 15) 16 candle } — incandesseat lamps. in hoor of her sist r, Miss Beck whole) are treated chemically by} —Nesth ment is managed by Mr. J. P. Corbas} PERSONAL MENTION. Social and Other Notes About People Oldand Young. Mrs. W. H. Crawford went to San Franciseo today. L. J. Weil of Sacramento is in town on his way to Downieville. John T, Morgan of the Citizens Bank haz returned from Say Francisco. The family of Wm. H. Hicks arrived here from Cherokee today to remain. Wa. H. Holsclaw of North Bloomfield has returned from the lower couatry.:. Superintendent Mather of the Bloom: tield iniae has returaed: from San Franciseo. Mrs. W. B. Hoéper and’ daughter re. turned today to San Francisco after a, brief yisit here. Miss Jessie Hilgerman é£ Forest City was in town last evening on her way home ffon below. A. A. Cummings anal wife who have been speading the past four months here returned tolay to Oakland. { Chas. M. Friedberg and Frank George } were ia town last night on their way from . Downieville to San Franeiseo. S. Luther of Graad Rapids, Michigan, arrived here on last eveni ig's train, being on his way to Downieyille. A very pleasait drive whist party was given last evening by Mrs. C. E. Malloy Valantine of Oakland. : i P. H. Jeffries of Oroville cane down yesterday fron Downieville. He is an old-tine resident of this county aad Sierra. Ia 1852 he built-asaw-millon Shady: Creek in this county. D. 8S. Biker, P. C.,. lijt evening installe Lona Heyer as Chaacellor Co.nmanler of Milo Lidgs, -K. of P. After the installation Mr. Heyer entertainel the members by a banquet at A. Tam’s restaurant, Mes. 8. Galavotti_aczompvied by her brother, E. A. Bresse, and Wan. F. Eaaiga were in towa this moraing on their way from San Feancisco to the Derbee mine. Mr. Easign is the renowned lock expert and goes up to open thé Derbee safe. Last evening a number of little people tendered a surprise party to Master Albert Keller, at the-home of his _grandMcCarthy. ~~ Master Keller leaves Monday. for San Diego, to resi¢le wth, his aunt, Mrs--R. D. Carter. mother, Mrs. D. somesMrs. Martha A, Roddan, wife of Hugh Roddan-and-mether-of Mes.-Wi-HiCarlin of Marysville tictat WwW hoailindThur day morning. Mrs. Roddan was a native of Galena, Illinois, and her age was 63 years. The funeral took place at Wheatland today. eenane gt etree ree ASafe Investment. Is one which is guaranteed to bring you satisfactory reaults, or in case of failure a return of purchase price. On this. safe plan you can buy froin our advertised ‘Draggist a bottle of Dr. King's New Dis= It is-guaranteet-to-bring relief-in-erery—case;—wher used for any. affection of Throat, Lungs or Chest, such ay Consumption, TInflammation -of Lungs, Bronchitis, Asthma, vovery for Consumption. Whooping Cough, Croup, ete., ete. Iti pleasantand agreeable to taste; perfectly safe, and ean always be depended upon Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug. store. At this city, Sept. 25, George Molten Moors, aged 7 years, 2 months and 4 days; a native of Nevada City. {Phe faneral will take place from the Methodist Church, Nevada City, on Sun day, Sepk. 27, at 2g) o'clock P. M.] In Nevala City, Sept. 26, 1891, Emil Weiss, aged 6% years, 2 months and 1i days; a native of Alsace. {Tae funeral will take place from Odk Fellows Hall on Monday, Sept. 28, at» elock Py M.] All Run Down From the weakening effects of changing weather, by hard work, or from a long illness, you need a good tome and biood ourifier like ‘Hood's Sarsaparilla. Lf you have never tried this peculiar medicine, do so now. It will give you strength and appetite, purify and vitalize your blood, “T have been in poor health for several years, suffering with indigestion, restlessness in the night, and in the morning 1 would get up with a very Tired Feeling.After taking only a part ot the first bottle of Hood’s Sarsaparilla 1 could rest well all night and feel refreshed when I woke up. 1 must say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is. all it is recommended te be.” Mrs. H. D. WINANS, 210 E. Mason St., Jackson, Mich. “] have used Hood's Sarsaparilla as a bloed purifier and an, well pleased with it, it being in my opinion the proper medicine for the purpose.” Wa. G, WUERTH, or ganist, St. Mury's Church, Detroit, Migh. “My daughter received much oenefit . from Hood’s Sarsaparilla as a tonic after a protracted attack of pneumonia.” Rev. F.H. ADAMs, New Hartford, Ct, Hood’s Sarsaparilla Sold by druggists. $1; six tor $5. Prepared by €.1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. 100 Dos-s One Dollar $500 REWARD The above réward will be ptid for the arrest and conamounted to §418,.80, ‘viction of the murderer or murderers of 3, Galavotti, on Sept. 17, 1891, EUREKA LAKE AND YUBA CANAL CO’S. CON: NORTH BLOOMFIELD GRAVEL MG. CO, KATE HAYES MINING CO, DELHI MINING CO. ~ ,. Sun Francisco, Sept.21, 1891, ad Ther tition an Its Last Legs, They Are Now Trying to Brace It Up By Misrepresentation. The San Francisco News Letter of today thus mercilessly castigates certain papers at San Francisco and’ in the Sacramento Valley that have loag been the subsidized and cowardly tools of the antiinining conspirators : The Marysville organ of the so-called Anti-Debris Association, reflects the ner-! vousnes3 which is beginning to creep over the camps where the enemies of California have hedged themselves in for the final struggle. In an over-zealous attempt to excuse its friends and patrons in the last . diten, it draws liberally upon the imagi ination to account for a very natural turn of affairs. When it says that the News Letter has been subsized for the purpose of ‘‘molding public opinion by creating sympathy,” it shows plainly that the situation i3becoming desperate. _ Making . misstatements will not help to bolster up the tottering old fabric over their heads, now that common sense and reason again hold sway over-the: people of sf State. The. Newa Letter has until. lately been the only San Francisco paper _to protest. against the outrage against the public welfare; and it did 4o simply. bedawse it-wa: jadividual “interésts. We have always considered that the attack on the hydrantie mining interest was a direct injury to the people of the State at-large, and_this has been clearly proven to theentire satisfaction of every one, now thatthe report of the Cominission appointed by the Govsrament has been made public. ~The total damage fyom debris during the past thirty years.does not exceed $3,000,000, ind _at the same time thé loss to the 3tate inhard coin will exceed $10,009,)0) annually. ‘These are the facts which save created what is termed ‘‘sympathy”’ for the hydraulic interest ; cold, hard facts, which will weigh all the more heavily with the mercantile classes, who have low come to recognize that -they have just been deprived of the use of all these nillions of gold in their bnsiness, to hu‘nor the whim of a lot of cranks—to “use v mild term: If there has been any subsidizing of paJers, it has been on the other side of the rouse. Self-interest and the timidity begotten of a slavish abusement to “ring” ‘ule has muzzled the press of the-State, vad kept them mum on the subject for years past, butitis highly probable that sublic sentiment will, in the near future, force the papers into a position which shey should have taken long ago in the interest of the States. shat their prolonged slience has in many There is nodoubt astanves been due to a misconception of the true facts of the case. Everything

hat the Anti-Debris Association said was “vetepted as gospel, and they certainly 1ave succeeded in making themselves out 1 badly injured class of people. The recent investigation has, however, shown io the contrary, and much surprise is ex pressed that in view of the circumstances she men who have been reduced -to beggacy by the virtual confiscation of their oroperty, should have borne their grievanxe3 80 quietly and with so much fortitude. ‘While there may be some honestly inslined people connected ‘with the antilebris movement, they can only be considered as the pliant tools of others, who nave been working with some ulterior bject in view. They have retarded the levelopment of the State, ruined hunlreds of prosperous mining towns, and driven people from their homes and proparty, on pretences which -have. not. been What they have to l@ now, in order to maintain their posihorne out by facts. sion, or even to claim a right to be heard, is to show how they have compensated che State atlarge by their interference, 4 for the lass of $30,000,000 in gold during the past seven years, How much of this enokmous sum would it take to buy up the whole imiserable outfit, and pack them bag and baggage over the State lines? It would be a cheap investment for California in the long run, ae Sickness Among Children, Especially infants, is prevalegt more or leas at all times, but is largely avoided by giving proper nourishment and wholesome food. The most sncceasful and reliable of all is the Gail Borden ‘‘Kagle’ Brand Condensed Milk. Your grocer and drugytst keep 16, : tf peaeeetueneeadhal se The Home Keneht Life Associatics tells Insurance’at Actual Cost. ~ ee ee -Schilling’s Hest. — Buy, try—on tuem rely. UGLY. ANTL~AINARS sroper,_and irrespective of any . ' A DISAPPOINTMENT. The Conduct of the Truckeeites Sojourning Here. ~ A large contingent of typical Truckee. ites headed by Col. C. F. McGlashan} have been in town for nearly a week at-' tending the MeDougald trixl. When it wa3 annotincdd that they were coming numerous citizens remarked in choras;#*Wh2w ! But wort thkugs be humming when they get heref?”The City Trustees were urged to quadruple the police force, the Salvationists were reinforced by “anotheF tambo thumper, and several of he more central saloons laid in abig reserve stock of spirits -frumentt: But things didn’ turn out as everybody The week just ending has been the most orderly in the history of the county seat. A Methodist conference of equal proportions would expected they. would. have stirred up more excitement than has the delegation from the wild and wooly town on the Central Pacifre. The boys get up with the birds in the morning and take a little walk around town to create arappetite for breakfast. After =breakfast they walk some more till ten o'clock, then go to the courthouse and listen to the taking of evidence and the wordy battles of the lawyers. After noon lunch they take another walk for their health, then return to the trial. In the evening they read the papers, write letters to the dear ones at-home, go to the, Salvation Army barrackg or attend prayer meéting’as their When the curfew rings at nine o'clock they ‘roll into their little bods. Canit be that Truckee is losing her prestige and that her sons are degeneratrespective tastes dictate. ing ? The World Enriched. The facilities of the present day for the production: of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and.com.; fort of man‘cind are almost unlimited and when Syrap of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the only remedy which is truly pleasant and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the-spring time or in fact,at—any—time, andthe better it-is knownthe more popular it becomes “Struck the Channel. ~The —workmen at the Yosemite drift gravel mine ou Selby Flat eut the chanfel Wedrestay atactepth of about 300 fect onan incline and were‘ drowiel out by the intlax of water. The mine has heretofore been perfectly dry. —It. will now beneeessary te put ine pump te develop the find. The mine is owned by John MThomas and W.D. Harris of Grass Valley, who have been operating it for live years, roa Bucktlenu's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts; Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salé Rheum, Fe ‘ver Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblat --;-Corns,; and all Skin Eruptions; and . posit .ely enres Piles, or no pay required. Fas Tt is aranteed to give perfect satisfac tiono money refunded. Price 25 cents For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drup s20ly per bos Store. Sa > One If You Want Insurance Pure Lier AssocraTion, Ola Coins Bought and sold by D. E. Morgan, Ne vada City, Cal.tf ~~~ ---9 0 @e o-~-——-—Flour $2.90 a Hundred. 18 Pounds of Brown Sugar For $1. At the Beehive Grocery Store. tf ~~ 2-90 It Does Not Pay te Combine Invest ‘ ment With Insurance. Therefore insure in th: Home Benerry Lire -Assocrarion ané make your investments elsewhere. N investment is a good one tha thas to pa, life insurance expenses. + mee ~ French Tansy Wafers. The wafers are a sure and safe specifi for all kinds of female troubles and wi! remove all obstructions to. the month] periods, no matter what the cause, The, are what every. woman neéds and may . ) used safely. Manufactured by the Emer son Drug C@, inanufacturers, San Jou Cal. For sale by W. D. Vintor. tf. Ses dee a The Lightning Fruit Jar Is generally acknowledged to be the ver. best in the market, Legg & Shaw ar the sole agents at Nevada City. tf ++ wee sad A Sure Cure fer the Liquor or Opiun Habits. The East India cure for thease awfu' habits can be given without the patient’ 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 sak by W. D. Vinton, sole ageut for Nevada City. i tf Sips edna Laas AuL miserable sufferers with dyspepsia are cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. 2 setae 2 : Do not weaken the stomach with strong chemicals. Simmons Liver Regulator is mild, but effective -~08e Boy Wanted to Learn Velography. Good apportunity for bright and steady boy. Apply t And act a3 messenger, at Western Union ‘Telegraph Ottice NevadaCity. f HOTEL ARRIVALS. i National Exchange. Miss Nellié Whiting, Wheatland, J.-H. Simpson, San Francisco, 8, J. Johns, oe E. Cooley, “do &. B. Zwisler, do U. M, Friedberg, do E. W. Ehmasier, do K. A, Breas, do Mrs. 8. Galayotti, do W. Fennings, do §. Luther, Grand Rapids, Michigan, J3,G, Mather, Malakoff, W. H. Holselaw, olov.atield, Miss Jessie Hil cer.naa, Forest Gity, * Krank George, Vowaivville, é PH. Jeffries, Oroville, — zy 2,8 Neuhills, jierra City, Mrs. C. L. Den vag, Rockin, F. B. Southworta, sacramnto. They Do Not Believe In i Free. Press, And They. Also Try to. Intimi-} date Friends to Mining. The San Francisco Wasp of today has the following as its leading editorial: Tnits issue of Jastweek The Wasp devoted considerable space to the subject of hydraulic mining and published a eartoon of unusual power, illustrative of the suffering and wrong which have followed the arbitrary suppression of this great industry. As a result of our candid utterances, various manifestations of wrath and unreasoning indignation have been visited upon us. by the valley papers and several subseri. bers have ordered us, with hot words, to stop their subscriptions. _ Somehow we huve.created the impression that we are arrayed in hostillity against the farming interests and are allied with slickens and the devil to destroy the State. Now this is all supreme nonsense. The Wasp is arrayed against no interest of It has the well-being of this glorious State, in which all its hopes are It is will ‘ing to work and dig and scratch and spond California. centered, very close to heart. its tine and money every day in the year . to-further every legitimate project forthe _. public weal. Tt-would be perfectly fair Find impartial “in= this. It would not buildup one industry_or_one_ section of the State at.the-expeuse of -anether.— 1 believes that a great wrong has beerritone to a-most worthy class of citizens hy the [t.doas not follow from this that its ey es wre shite juppression of hydraulic mining. to the evils which have’ resulted from hydraulic mining. It recognizes and de plores them. It believes, however, tliat a solution of the difficulty may be found It raises its voice in protest against the “arbitrary stand-and-deliver policy which unl roba men of their homes and oeciprsions. ‘The decisions reached by those wha tive.had the deciding of ‘this quitation Were premature and fastay reached, Tir natier is one deserving of a profounder ‘tHy than has yet been given to it. A ‘emody must be found. If no solution f the problem may be had from State ribunals and Legislatures, the National sovernment must take it up and solve he riddle. The farmers have an equal aterest with the miners in this great prob em: The eight or ten millions now ocked up each year by legal enact meni vould senda thrill of life and vitality hroughout all the argiculturat districts und make land and graia and fruit worth aore than ever. No other land under he sua woukl rest supinely while such vealth as-this lay idly within reach. {either wil! California do 30 very Tong ‘nother decale will. certainly see th creat monitors again, in motion and it vill as certainly » » the farmers coutent dhand happy, for the remedy will hay. wen found. nae Warm weather citen causes extreme ired feeling aud debility, and in’ the veakened condilian of the. system, dis ases arising from impare hlood are lable} o appear, To gain strongth, to oversosne disease, and to purify, vitalize, and mrich the blood, take Hood’: “ila. Dansapa— --ey ee — Almost Crasy NVithheadache.and -yetimmediate and complete relief was obtained by using Jephaline, tietatest and greatest head wheremedy known. A statement conirmed by thousands. For sale by Carr gros. and W. D. Vinton, CON STIPATION Afficts half the American people yet there {fs only one preparation of Sarsaparilia that acts on the bowels and reaches this important trouble, and that {s Joy’s Vegetable Sarsaparilig, It relieves ft in 24 hours, aud an eccasional dose prevents returu. We refer by permissiou to C, EZ, Elkington, 125 Locust Avenue, ban Francisco; J. U. Brown, PetaJuma; U. & Wiun, Geary Court, San Franolsco, and hundreds of others who have used itin constipation, Que letter isa sample of hundreds. Elkington, writes: “I have been for yeara, subject te Milouy headaches and eoustipadion, Have beén so bad for a year . . back have had to take a physic every other hight or else I would havea headache. After taking one bottle of J. V. 8., 1am in splendid suape. It has done wonderful things {or me.” J s Vegetable ou Sarsaparilla tame price, $1.00, six for $6,00, . FOR SALE BY, on. yk dete TALLBY BOYOOFTERS.) We have been metaphorically sealped . contiscates honeatly acquired property: Sehilling’s Best. Trial will tell how they excel. Inaure in theHoms Benevit Lurk Association. & h ORKING PEOPLE can take Simmons Liver Regulator without loss of time or danger from exposure. It takes the place of a doctor and costly prescriptions and is therefore the medicine ‘to be kept in the household to be given upon any indication of approaching sickness. It contains no dangerous ingredients _ but is purely vegetable, . gentle yet thorough in its action, and ean be given with safety and the most satisfactory results to any rson regardless of Te has no equal. Try 8 Of our ete Rata Me sal To Learn the Printing Business. Apply at the JOHN DELBRIDGE Has opened a shop ou Pine Street, near Broa., ‘and is d to make BOOTS AND SHOES to order, and the . est of satisfaction will be guaranteed. e wee Repairing of Boots and Shoes a specialty. All work entrusted to me will bs faithfully and promptly performed at the loweat living rates. Give a call. a27 Dividend Notice, T a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Citizens Bank, held on Sept 7th, 1891, a dividend (No. 43) of fifty “. cents fase share was declared payable on te and after Sept. 10th, 1891. JOHN T. MORGAN, Cashier. J. R. REDMAN, M.D. Physician and Surgeon, GRASS VALLEY. a Pees DISEASES, as well as.those peculiar to females, a specialty:~<Prera‘ to treat Diseases Amenable ta Elec. pticity. ; Residence : Mrs. Novitzky's House. Office : Cloke’s Building. ' Office Hours: 10 tol2 a, w., 2 tod and . 7 to SP. m. —=—=BEST=@IRL.——— Your Best Girl will look with favor Wn your hopes if you send her some Neatly arranged in_a_handseme.boxa Os ER Se me SHAE BITS fot Se ttbly de= : Or Basket. They aré irresis ticieus. ~¥ $ tar Just Received, my New CLOTHING, AS TO than others can afford to, will convince you of this fact New goods received every At th Corner of. Broad en Seas ———— ()-— Fall and Winter Stock -of i 4 FURNISH PERGOOD 5, HACES, — __ BOOTS AND SHOES, tis the Largest and most Complete Assortment of Goods in this line that has ever been received here. —————( PRICES, My being-associated with one of the largest wholesale houses in this business on the Pacifie Coast enables meto place goods on the market here at a much lower figure A visit to the store and a very close inspection’of prices week, Chas. GSrimmes, UwBADING CLOT HIDR, { Pina Streets, Nevada City. By its management it has made for p Look at the following stat first, second and fourth colu York Official Report : . ' . . Assets held for Policyholders. Amount Paid to Policyholdera. . . 3 . Company. . . . Mut’al Benefit’ Aftna.. 6.. N.E. Mutual Mutual Life. * Northwest’rn 11291150), ¢46997422 74404878] 359.13 02 50284775. 2101 943 304655147. 146494180 5270980! 42338260 Penn. Mutual] 23561019! 161485434 N. Y, Life .. 142331280] 115093966 _ Equitable . . 143994281) 116387786 Se Paid to and Tr. BB. GRAY, ~The Comectict Mutual Best benmeane ‘cane olicy-holders, after paying all expenses, $24.55 for every hundred dollars paid in premiums. Vi other Company can show. such a record ! ement. The figures in the nns are taken from the New . Per Net Gain, cent} over pre-) i miumsaf-) 8 ter pay. to ing all . _ expenses . Total sum . Total sum received from Policyholders. held for Policy Holders ums Paid. Conn. Mutual $14583539)'$ 58741243 $204576633'$1 °4258948 $40917685 $24.55 1911908 122 110397880 71310723 132813424) 27095498) 20.40 9425 996) 16141884) 17.13 61325476) 9975247. 16,27 95137860] 84559801 40946157, . 37448 60. 2698407; 7.2% 257425-M4t). 247433623] 9991623, 4.04 260482067] 261768842] -1286775) -.4 451149327] 388741353 62407969) 16.0510578059) 12.51 Arent, Nevada City. ~_ QALIFORNIA CEPH H E A D A Cc H E ings Pay Pha CURED banvinny snd Salety, no matter how lovg standing, by neing ’ Rev, J. W, PENDLETON'S CRPH CBLESBRATED Satiefaction Guaranteed or Mc ney _ Ten Cents for Tris! Bo'tle, or Ove Dollar fur Full size, W. D. VINTON and OARK BROTHERS, Nevada Uity. DAILY TRANSCRIPT OFFICK. LINE COMPANY, Rune, Nevapa. Tue Surexior Canny Factory (J.M. Foley, Prop'r) ; Tea thip) ee \Cire— PEGE». 2