August 12, 1895 (4 pages)

tape ggg eri A IR a eT — . : — w D aaa ‘Published Every Evening, except Sunday. MONDAY... AUGUST 12, L 895. ee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors "i SERVED BY CARRIERS, AT oi 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ——=— ° WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. SE TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home i Happenings. THE DAILY Two hundred and twenty-three persons » @ grand affair, The first generator for the Nevada County Electric Power Company was shipped from . Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on Friday last. It weighs nearly thirty tons, and will arrive .at this city in about two weeks. The larg. ' est single piece of it weights twelve tons. . The hotels in this city are crowded with guests and the leading ones are securing many outside rooms for their patrons, Notwithstanding tlie rush accommodations can be had by all who come. A party of Grass Valley hunters killed a fine buck deer yesterday near Montezuma : Hill. It weighed over 200 pounds, Sy Yesterday Dr. C, L. Muller and wife, W. D, Viaton and wife, James Cairns and wife, Charles Grisse] and wife, F. E. Brown and > & wife, M. Rosenberg and wife, Mrs. H. C, : Smith and A. J. Maller held a private plet nic at Blue Tent, ‘+ WALLACE’S GREAT CIRCUS. = cae < Will Show at Colfax Thursday, August 4 29th. The Great Wallace Show will exhibit at Colfax, August 29th. This is-one of the. largest tented organizations in the world, . and is on its first tour of the Pacfic Coast . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT}: a * took dinner at the Union Hotel yesterday. , B. Newman & Co, have a new sign, and . it is the neatest looking one in the city. : Jesse Lyons of Willow Valley had his wrist severely cut on Friday last. He was ‘ . splitting wood when the blade of-thev«xe * ‘came off, striking him on the left wrist and i many making a severe gash, He will be. ; unable to work for some time. i A ‘‘quotation party,” was given by Mr. ‘and Mrs, J. C. Locklia on Saturday even_ _ {ng in honor-of their guests, Mr. and Mrs, 7 Wilson Locklin of Virginia City. Itwas i PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. V. 8. Aldrick of Oakland is in town. HU. A. Veith of Visalia is in town. C. Samuel of San Francisco is in town. C, Van Vorder of Auburn is in town. Geo. Hoskins game down from Forest = i City today. : J. E. Diekerson—of Graniteville arrived here today on his way to Marysville. A ‘Buckingham of San Faancisco is in town. : z : A. L. Crandall -of San Francisco is in town. : pe eet J. Bamberger, the cigar man of San Francisco, is in town. : James McBride is here in the interest of a San Francisco hardware firm. Mrs. Nuckey of Lost Hill is very low and it is thought shé cannot live much longer. C. H. Connelly and family left for San Francisco yesterday for a two weekg, visit, Howard Loveland of this city is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Costa, at Downieville, Miss Kate Hodge of Grass Valley is visiting Mrs. Ed, Weissenburger. — F, W. Groth is here in the interest of A. 8. Hopkins & Company of Sacramento. Jaines Fogarty and L. Sweetland came . over from French Corral yesterday. Mrs. Robertson of Winters is here on a visit to friends, « : : A,J.-Packard of Brown’s Valley is in town. : : : Mrs. Wm. James came down from Relief Hill today. = Sam Beringer of North Bloomfield is in town, S. B, Fowler and L. L. down from’Graniteville today, Mrs. Chas Fisk and Mrs. Parsons came Murry came ; down from Washington today on their way to Santa Cruz. : Superintendent L, L. Myers and J. P, Myers came down from North Bloomfield today. Phil Byrne left last night for San Francisco, to undergo surgical treatment at St. Mary’s Hospital. Thos. Ingram, the handsomest editor of the Grass Valley Telegraph, was here: yestarday. : James M. Wiles, President of the Lincoln Bank, is here on a visit to. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Howard at the Union Hotel. William Rowe and family of Piety Hill leave tomorrow for; San Francisco, where they will in the future reside.J.8,Springof Graniteville arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Mrs. Geo. A. Birstow of Auburn arrived . here last evening on her way to Downieville to visit friends, : County Assessor Martin and wife went below yesterday and expect to be gone some time. Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife arrived here ‘this morning from San Francisco to make this city their future home, price of admission, west or east—-50 cents. The Rocky Mountain News, of Denver of . July i4th,has this to’ say of them: The great Wallace shows closed a twoday’s engagement in Denver last night before an audience of 6,000. It was the first ®% performance given here that was not inter& fered with by inclement weather, and the people filled the big tent. The applause @ was frequent and vigorous and the people t were evidently well pleased. This show, now among the biggest on the Tl road, has, in its stay in this city, made a ‘¢ mame and established a reputation secoud to € none, which justifies it in a return at any time. It basa large and well selected men1 sgerie, and its performance includes the ‘4 ‘three ring, which are kept going all the time ~andin which the speed contests are real , Faces. The performance is two hours and a » . guarter in length, the longest given by any q Show on the road. .Itis a well balanced + perfomance througliout, and made top-heavy with a few features and a great deal of fill-in 4 4 Ch dead is the first big show charging the same ¥r 4 € 2 = « matter. The horses, of which there are 300, Pl the finest, y The show left at midnight for Leadville, Ps ‘where it exhibits to-morrow, its cars being a; hendiled in four sections, It is enroute: to «the Coast. ——— + e@e + ——— a CHROME IRON. . ak at basin ot It Is Found in This Section. and There i 0 Is Now a Market For It. 44 as We find the following in the Auburn re Herald of Saturday: Throughout the general region of El Dorado, Placer and Nevada u~ counties chrome iron is found, No ledge of this iron is ever found. It is found in pockets, om and floating on the surface anywhere on the ar western flank of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Mr, Alfred Bannister; of 329 San+4 some street, San Francisco, desires to purchase thisiron, He has gone into the busi‘ness of shipping it to Europe, I do not e * know what he will pay, but some years we ob: permitted anyone to take the iron found on railroad land at fifty cents’ per ton royalty y and depended upon them to furnish a state_{ ment of what they had shipped,. The railagg toad company bas not much Jand left in the wh Tegion where this iron was found, so that at jg least four-fifths of the surface of the country ws is not owned by it. But where any one tis finds it on railroad land fifty cents per ton © wall be the royalty charged, A very” con-, y ~, Siderable and quite profitable industry may ~ be built up in shipping this iron to Mr, ‘a Bannister, Yours veny truly, : : : Wa. H. Mitis, “Ban Francisco, Angust 5, 1895, t We 5 2A eee ofa The Axi Br \ : oe e Axle oke, ion! Yesterday morning about 6 o'clock, as a Tt pookawey’ filled with people was being Mig@riven along Commercial street the hind ™ axle broke when in front of L. Hyman's ‘store. The team was quickly stopped; and the ocoupanis of ihe vehicle got :ut and . j ficient to last five years, C. J. Naffziger and son and Jas. Colley Sr. and wife will leave for Campbell Springs tomorrow. Will Martin, who bas been spending vacity, returned where he attends cation at his home. in this today to San Rafael, school, : Prof, Orvis Ring arrived -here Saturday from Reno by private conveyance. Mr, Ring was formerly State Superintendent of Publie Instruction of Nevada. : W. L, Pritchard, one of the most popular traveling men om the road, is here in the interest of Henderson, Brown& Company of Sacramento, ac ‘ James Champion returned yesterday from Campbell Springs, .He was benefited con. siderably by the trip, but came back sooner than he intended, owing to the death of a friend at Grass Valley, =e +108 Wolf’s New Grocery Store. A. B. Wolf has moved into hia new store In a few days the painters will finish their and then everything about the store will be properly on Commercial street. work arranged, Mr. Wolf can congratulate himself on having one of the finest grocery stores in the county. The shelving is all bew and was built with an idea of holding lots of goods, being about eighteen inches deep and extending up close to the ceiling In front of the shelves.is one of the latest improved traveling ladders, which runs sinoothly and noiselessly from one end of the building to the other, Large switging bins oceupy the space below the shelving, and are within easy reach from behind the main counter, A small semi-circular-counter near the center of the room, with shelying connected, makes a convenient place In the righthand corner as you enter the store is a nice for faney goods or specialties, office, The storeroom for Hour, feed and other heavy goods is separated from the reat of the store by a partition, through which an archway has been made, and in the rear of the store.is a fine cellar, thing is handy and as neat as a pin. a Bae ote Big Cut in Lumber. Alice Voss has reduced the price of building Jumber to $13 ‘per 1000 feet, Rustic, Bivoring and Finishing lumber to $20 per 1000 feet, Prices still lower for large orders, The advertisement will be published in tomorrow 's TRANSCRIP’, ‘Every+ *@e+ Out of Debt. The clean-up at the Harmony mine yesterday was one of the largest ever made there. Today the’ company paid off a mortgage“and the property is now free from all incumbrances, Splendid gravel is being taken out right along, and very soon the stock holders wil] doubtless begin receiving . dividends. The company have ground sufFrom the developments made in the Harmony. and West Harmony mines it has been demonstrated that the channel extenjs up the ridge, and t is only a question of a short time when »roouring another rig proceeded on their . work will be started on the different claims “e ha hat ure located along the ridge. BY TELEPHONE, . A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, . On Mondays, Wednesdays — ~ The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Robert Irving, who came to Grass Valley in 64 or ‘65, died-early—this—mornigg from the effectsiot an overdose of landanum, taken with suicidal intent yesterday afterDeceased had been drinking hard for some time and was under the ae laudanum. noon at 3° o'clock. ence of liquor when he took the He remained unconscious up to the time of -his death. held an inquest today, the verdict of the Coroner Hocking jury being in accordance with the statement above given, Mr. Irving was the father Yof pine children, all grown, His sons, John and George, reside here, and Mrs. Richard Gummoe, Mrs. Appleton, Mrs. Stead and Mrs, Mulfen, all of Grass Valley, and Mrs. Robert lives in Oregou, ‘Beardsley of Spokane are daughters. Joseph Reishart, whalives below*Forest Springs, met with an accident yesterday while retnrning from a picnic, He was seated in the back end’of a wagon and was steadying some things that were .being hauled back, when a sudden lurch of the vehicle threw bim out. He struck the ground witb considerable force, breaking bones of one arm near the wrist. Ir. Jewell of San Francisco, during his talke at the Methodist Church yesterday morning and last evening, succeeded in securing in money and pledges the sum of $710, to.be applied towards paying the indebtednezs of the San Jose College, a Methodist theotogical institution. The residence of Richard Goldsworthy was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, Most of the furniture was saved. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $450, The eighteen-months-old son of Charles R. Shackleton died this morning of cholera infantum. A large number of friends and acquaintances attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Shoemaker yesterday forenoon, A party of deer hunters who went to Penn Valley yesterday brought back two young bucks, Delayed at Grass Valley. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector of Trinity Church, officiated at the funeral ‘of Mrs. Shoemaker in Grass Valley yesterday forenoon and was delayed thereby in reaching this city in time to hold services at the usual time, not getting here until 12 o'clock. \ Somers + ees a Do You S£x the testimonials . written “by people who have been cured of various dis— eases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla?. They point the way for’ you if you need a good medicine. Hoopn’s-Piuzts-cure all liver ills, relieve constipation ‘and asssist digestion, 25c. + 2@ee KARL'S CLOVER. ROOT will purify your Blood, eléar your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear asa bell. 25c., 50¢., and $1.00. Sold: by Carr Bros. a a ae Cuarantees . The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has.cured thousands of ‘others is.certainly . sufficient reason for belief that it’ will cure you, It* makes .pure, rich healthy . blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood's Cures Be Sure taget FrOOD'S aiid Only. HOOD’S, “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be taken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, 5c, Sarsaparilla 2 ONLY FIFTY CENTS. And Fridays The Stage Fare from Nevada City to Marysville WILL BE FHPTY. CENTS; ‘. paper publication of the Railroad Com{or contest, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, “Hon, John Caldwell, presiding : Estate and guardianship of Geo. Wil-) helm, a minor. Order directing notice of application for guardiatiship to relatives of the minor. _ Richard Belcher, assignee, vs. Sophia Durno. Judgment for the defendant for her costs, z Margaret McGibbons vs. James McGib‘bons, Order denying motion to set aside the order heretofore made striking out the demarrer and ordering default to be entered. Estate and guardianship of H. H. Gage, an ingane person. Order postponing hearing petition for order to compromise certain matters in litigation, Estate and guardianship of Simon V. V. Vandeveer, an insane person. Order appointing G. E, Riley, guardian. Bond fixed at $100. : Estate of John Driscoll, deceased. Settlement of final account and distribution, granted. : Alice E, Begbie vs. Arthur L. Begbie. Motion to strike out the verification of complaint. Argued and submitted. Frank Worthingtoa—vs,—W--—M, -Minton etal. Hearing demurrers to amended complaint postponed until tomorrow, W. A. Van Orden vs. Granite Hill Mining Co, etal. Demurrer of defendant to the amended complaint in intervention of J. M. Lakenan et al. submitted. Frank Huss vs, John Hocking. of foreclosure: of mort gage, Decree Silver Mining Co. ant, Margaret McGibbons vs, James 8. McGibbons, Decree of divorce and granting custody of two children awarded to plaintiff with alimony ef thirty dollars per Judgment for defendmonth, Alice E, Begbie vs, Arthur L. Begbie. Order granting motion of defendant to strike out the verification of complaint and granting defendant permission to re-verify. Demurrer to complaint overruled. C, D. Lane vs, Gaston Ridge Mining Co, J. A, Gleason etal, Itis ordered that it be decreed herein that the lien of intervenors’ judgment is prior and superior to the liens. of each and both ‘of plaintiff's mortgages set out in his complaint, and that the plaintiff if he be so advised may take a decree foreclosing his ‘said mortgages and in such event the proceeds of such foreclosure sale be first applied to the payment of intervenors judgment amounting to $2264.50, with legal interest thereon and their costs of suit. Annie Price ys. Samuel F. Price. De~ cree of divorce granted, and she be: allowed to resume her maiden name of Miss Annie Seibert. Van Orden vs, Granite Hill Mining Co. et al. Demurrer to amended complaint in intervention overruled and 15 days given to answer. + OBO AGRICULTURAL VS, MINERAL, ' Matter, Hon. J, H. Neff, President of the Miners Association, has issued. a circular letter from which we extract the following: The California Miners Association respectfully calls your attention to the fact that under the existing rules and regulations of the Land Department of the United States the Mineral Lands lying within the limite of a railroad grant are subject to patent to the Railroad Company as agricultuia] land. In order tg avoid such illegal absorption of these lands, it is necessary to initiate proceedings in the local Land Office during the period of newspany’s list of selections, This may be done under the rules by the filing of a protest All blanks should be properly filled, then subscribe and swear to by a notary public and then forward it to the local land office, After you have received due notice that a hearing iias been ordered \"pon your protest or contest, you should \be prepared to appear at-the local Land Office at the time which may be fixed in such notice, aud then and there make proof that the land involved is more valuable for -mineral than for agricultural purposes, If you do not do so, the matter will be dismissed and your mining cleimg be patented to the railroad company as agricultural land. It is suggested that the better course to pursue is to patent your mining claim. Private Musicale. Michael Hyman entertained the juvenile club at the residence of his parents on Saturday evening. The evening was very pleasantly spent, and closed with a fine banquet, The following musical program was rendered: Instrumental] solo, Lenore Calkins, Vocal solo, Maud Woon; Recitation, Ruth Richards, Vocal solo, Nina Woon. Instrumental solo, Geneva Bell, Instrumental solo, Nellie Yoe. ke Instrumental solo, Millie Hyman, Instrumental solo, Michael Hyman, Vocal solo, Nettie Brand, Instrumental solo, Teséie Lubeck. Instrumental solo, Josie Durst, Violin solo, Albert Casper, Instrumental solo, Norman Shaw, ala eS Rare Dip You Ever think that you cannot have good health without pure blood, Health‘ comes by the use of Hood’s Sargaparilla, because it makes the blood, — Hoon’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Tuink or Tis, Hood’s Sarerparilla is the only true bldod purifier prominently in the public eye today. It cures disease when all others fail, because it makes pure blood, d Hoob’s Pints cure jaundice, biliousness, sidk headache, constipation aud all liver ills, NELSON’ & CONLIN.H.-H. Nankervis vs. Ponding Gold and What Course Should Be Pursued in the’ Has Closed: Down. The Derbee mine near North Bloomfield has been closed down for good, the company having workéd out all of its ground. For the past year or more they have been endeavoring to purchase theyproperty. which adjoins them but the price asked wd ‘conpurchasing. There are hundreds of acres of gravel that adjoin the Derbec, but the owners are not in a positien to work it, and will not sell at a fair price. If all of this property was owned by one big company hundreds of men would be employed, and a Fventually that will be the result and then peo~ ple up there will be prosperous and happy Once more, : mint of money could be taken out. 4+ 0a A Big Row. The Executive Comimittee of the State Miners Association had a large-sized row at its meeting »in San Francisco on Friday evening last. It was a stormy meeting and the institution came near being busted in two. Assemblyman Thomas, Senator Ford and C, W. Cross took a lively part in the row, Senator Ford withdrew forever the Association on account of unjust insinfrom uations made against his course as a member of a sub-committee. : + Oe + ~ Hatu’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer nas restored gray hair to its original color and prevented baldness in thousands of ‘cases. It will Uo se to you, © a ~* £@ eo Difference of Opinion. Tke Colfax Sentinel a few weeks ago, severly censured the miners of Nevada county for not making liberal appropriation, for the support of the Miners Association. Now somes! the Auburn Argus which says : “Placer has responded nobly, having contributed $1,300 as a result. of the last effort of the miners. equally as well and perhaps better, but from other portions of the State the result has not been-satisfactory,” + -#@e + Wants Coin, Wm. Ireland, Jr., ex-State Mineralogist, has commenced suit against the Southern Pacific for $75,000 damages for personal injuries sustained by him ina railroad accident last January. Irelan wads severely hurt in an accident that occurred between Ione and Gait. YThesmoking car in which he was seated jumped the track, , + #@eBucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. + 2Oe — Cure for Headache, As a remedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best, It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield yo its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair: trial, Jn cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. ‘Try. it once, large bottles only Fifty cents at Carr Bros, Drug Store, 2 +56) Secure a Directory. Parties wishing copies of Poingdestre’s Nevada County Directory and Business Guide may obtain the same at Carr Bros. drug and stationery store. $2:50 per volume. The price is j2gte — ¢ *@e-0 _— Order Your Ice, The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to, RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEART sy N Annas in ‘Dedpair \\ But Finally CURZD By Taking “For fifteen years, I was a great sufferer from indigestion in its worst forms, I tested the skill of many doetors, but grew worse and worse, until I beeame 80 weak I could not walk fifty yards ‘ 990000 without having to sit down and rest. My bs stomach, liver, and heart became affect@ ed, and I thought I would surely die. 1 bs tried Ayey’s Pills and they helped me o right away. Y continued their use and’ © am now entirely well. I don’t know of 2 anything that will so quickly relieve © @nd cure the terrible suffering of dysPs pepsia as Ayer's Pills.”’—JoHN C.9 PRITCHARD, Brodie, Warren Co., N. €, oO CLEAR CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SK in . Beautiries-“ComPLexion An ble Laxative and Neve Ton10, Sold i Pruguists or sent by rma +» BOG, and $1.00 per package, Bamples free, : KO NO eoraricerte ore ares 2 sidered out of all reason and they declined: Nevada county has done First Outlay will Mines and machinery inspected. Propert guages—English, Nance’s Patent Improved Pumping Engine and Pumps. — . Guaranteed to pump four times as much_water as the ordinary pumping outfit, that the rod will not break, and that it will economize power enough to pay for itself in a short time, and the be Only One-half. WM. NANCE, Mining Engineer, Machinist and Metallurgist, Grass Vatley. y valued. Plans carefully prepared. French, _—— LanWatches, Clocks, 0 Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather r Goods, Silk Guards. * .cBER SEVENTEEN: Jeweled . WATCHES The Best TIME KEEPERS E2 Country orders promptly attended to. LEADING JEWELERS. LUETJE & BRAND, — BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY, —LATEST STYLES IN— Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Jewelry made to order and repaired. . Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted, First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. + * MN MH KH HH HH ‘Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, X A PERFECT — FIT GUARANTEED. Best” Suit, that compare fa and see them, Commercia Street, I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sanday Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~eQye . . . E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. varably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come . i sxc == : . in Transcript Block. rs NN RRR RNR HEE & NOTION "Lo Contractors 2 Builders, I am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work Connection Taps made to Main. Brass and Plumbing Goods of all kinds in stock. Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, Varnishes. IRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols. Plated.Ware, Hose, Belting and all kind of Mining Supplies. I have the only first-class Plumber in the County. GEO. E. TURNER, 55, 67 and 59 Pine Street,Nevada City, Reception Saloon, Commercial Street. JAS, POWER, ~Proprietor, (Better known ag Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Good Treatment Always Assured, M&F Drop In and See How It Is. ‘REMOVAL NOTICE. A. TAI, The Pioneer Caterer { BACK IN HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Sa loon for s0 many yeurs, If you want a good, Sqnare meal or Oysters in any style, call on Tam, A fine stock of CANDIES AND NUS always on hand Carriage and Sign Painting, Tam now prepared to do the above'work in a Fine and Artistic Manner, and at the Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is sclic“MOD. ROHR, Shep at Seaman's Carriage Factory on Piety Hill, Monuments, Tombstones, &c. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, ; Near Park Avenue, a We are fully prepared to take von tracts forf i kipds of ' Monumunt, Tombstone And Granite: Work. Scotch Granite, and Marble of every deseriyion Lettering on Tombstones and Monnment promptly attended to. ° ig Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. _ % PHILIP -SCADDEN—AND— CHARLES CLEVELAND FE AVE PURCHASED THK GROCER RY f A bnsiness heretofore conducted by THOS KIDD, on : Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same place, » We will keep in stock a comp! ste assor ofthe FRESHEST AND Bi cst Pern Groceries :: and : : Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, And everything found In q first-class store, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, , We solicit a share of public We willtry to merit by fair de at the lowest prices. j10 SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. patronage, which aling and selling Sole Agents f y FLOUR. or the LILY WHITE COLFAX ‘STAGE, a ig " > Two Round Trips Da ly Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce'lent scenery and no high trestles, i Timetable ; Leave Nevada City at 4:30 A? M. Cone nections fade with Colfax local to Sacramento,Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with I Kast and No 2 West bound tafe ae ters furnished free, : Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be proinptly attended to, ; CAPTAIN Sweenry, UU. 8. A, Ban Diego Cal., says: “Shiloh's Catarrh Re medy is the first medicine I have ever jound that would Orders may he left at the Natienal KxSold by Crrr Boos, chauge Hotel, ' do me any good.” Price FOc, Bold hy (' ‘arr Bros, Plated Ware iy . THEDA (Esta! Nevada City Published Eve) SUBSCRIPTION Gixty Cents a M Paidin Advanc LocAL ReEapi for First Inserti: sequent Time, 0 For Other Adve cation . MONDAY. _ everett ee -tieceemetnomaen Te Bi The new dwe Lost Hill, is ne Charles Pinel door below, wil Some of th Miners Foundr stone is being u suitable place fe A. Hartung’s and Pine stree! occupancy, The building W. G. Richards finishing touche will probably be Moore, who will there, ge Luke Grover dence put up on place, Charley Tegle Kk. Breese for a the Meacham lo! Armory H Although Com of the best armo ~peny in the Stat great changes be’ There is talk of . have room for . the basement, . / of the reception 1 tending out on a the main buildin; tire structure . m« street and raised, mental front will ent one, and a sh up to the entrane also and the galle around the spacic provements are n a hall of which to be a eredit to the Quite Hydraulic Par) city, is one of the having a father ar George A. Gray, taker and cabinet ‘ber of the Native his son Earl, a yo age, is about to fo Mr, Gray was bor ‘Laurel Parlor this city, has one . one daughter ¢éa members generally proud of the distii Firemen Moore, the phot at Pennsylvania . about 6 o’clock la views will be selec Nevada County. the two best looki failed to get in the Tuat Tirep Fg at once or it may « Hood’s Sarsaparill ~ ness and suffering Hoop’s Pris ar and liver medicine, Hous And furniture for . Enquire of Thoma: the fire house, Bro: Hatu’s Hair Re) scalp affections; al where the glands vy hair are not closed 1 The two-story b the junetion of streets, The lowe for a butcher shop, be oecupied as an will be let. separat a8-7t ~ S8HILOH’s CU) Croup Cure, is in size Contains twe children love it. A Highest Hon Gold Medal

tape ggg eri A IR a eT — . : — w D aaa ‘Published Every Evening, except Sunday. MONDAY..... AUGUST 12, L 895. ee BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors "i SERVED BY CARRIERS, AT oi 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month ——=— ° WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. SE TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home i Happenings. THE DAILY Two hundred and twenty-three persons » @ grand affair, The first generator for the Nevada County Electric Power Company was shipped from . Pittsfield, Massachusetts, on Friday last. It weighs nearly thirty tons, and will arrive .at this city in about two weeks. The larg. ' est single piece of it weights twelve tons. . The hotels in this city are crowded with guests and the leading ones are securing many outside rooms for their patrons, Notwithstanding tlie rush accommodations can be had by all who come. A party of Grass Valley hunters killed a fine buck deer yesterday near Montezuma : Hill. It weighed over 200 pounds, Sy Yesterday Dr. C, L. Muller and wife, W. D, Viaton and wife, James Cairns and wife, Charles Grisse] and wife, F. E. Brown and > & wife, M. Rosenberg and wife, Mrs. H. C, : Smith and A. J. Maller held a private plet nic at Blue Tent, ‘+ WALLACE’S GREAT CIRCUS. = cae < Will Show at Colfax Thursday, August 4 29th. The Great Wallace Show will exhibit at Colfax, August 29th. This is-one of the. largest tented organizations in the world, . and is on its first tour of the Pacfic Coast . THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT}: a * took dinner at the Union Hotel yesterday. , B. Newman & Co, have a new sign, and . it is the neatest looking one in the city. : Jesse Lyons of Willow Valley had his wrist severely cut on Friday last. He was ‘ . splitting wood when the blade of-thev«xe * ‘came off, striking him on the left wrist and i many making a severe gash, He will be. ; unable to work for some time. i A ‘‘quotation party,” was given by Mr. ‘and Mrs, J. C. Locklia on Saturday even_ _ {ng in honor-of their guests, Mr. and Mrs, 7 Wilson Locklin of Virginia City. Itwas i PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. V. 8. Aldrick of Oakland is in town. HU. A. Veith of Visalia is in town. C. Samuel of San Francisco is in town. C, Van Vorder of Auburn is in town. Geo. Hoskins game down from Forest = i City today. : J. E. Diekerson—of Graniteville arrived here today on his way to Marysville. A ‘Buckingham of San Faancisco is in town. : z : A. L. Crandall -of San Francisco is in town. : pe eet J. Bamberger, the cigar man of San Francisco, is in town. : James McBride is here in the interest of a San Francisco hardware firm. Mrs. Nuckey of Lost Hill is very low and it is thought shé cannot live much longer. C. H. Connelly and family left for San Francisco yesterday for a two weekg, visit, Howard Loveland of this city is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Costa, at Downieville, Miss Kate Hodge of Grass Valley is visiting Mrs. Ed, Weissenburger. — F, W. Groth is here in the interest of A. 8. Hopkins & Company of Sacramento. Jaines Fogarty and L. Sweetland came . over from French Corral yesterday. Mrs. Robertson of Winters is here on a visit to friends, « : : A,J.-Packard of Brown’s Valley is in town. : : : Mrs. Wm. James came down from Relief Hill today. = Sam Beringer of North Bloomfield is in town, S. B, Fowler and L. L. down from’Graniteville today, Mrs. Chas Fisk and Mrs. Parsons came Murry came ; down from Washington today on their way to Santa Cruz. : Superintendent L, L. Myers and J. P, Myers came down from North Bloomfield today. Phil Byrne left last night for San Francisco, to undergo surgical treatment at St. Mary’s Hospital. Thos. Ingram, the handsomest editor of the Grass Valley Telegraph, was here: yestarday. : James M. Wiles, President of the Lincoln Bank, is here on a visit to. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Howard at the Union Hotel. William Rowe and family of Piety Hill leave tomorrow for; San Francisco, where they will in the future reside.J.8,Springof Graniteville arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way home. Mrs. Geo. A. Birstow of Auburn arrived . here last evening on her way to Downieville to visit friends, : County Assessor Martin and wife went below yesterday and expect to be gone some time. Hon. R. I. Thomas and wife arrived here ‘this morning from San Francisco to make this city their future home, price of admission, west or east—-50 cents. The Rocky Mountain News, of Denver of . July i4th,has this to’ say of them: The great Wallace shows closed a twoday’s engagement in Denver last night before an audience of 6,000. It was the first ®% performance given here that was not inter& fered with by inclement weather, and the people filled the big tent. The applause @ was frequent and vigorous and the people t were evidently well pleased. This show, now among the biggest on the Tl road, has, in its stay in this city, made a ‘¢ mame and established a reputation secoud to € none, which justifies it in a return at any time. It basa large and well selected men1 sgerie, and its performance includes the ‘4 ‘three ring, which are kept going all the time ~andin which the speed contests are real , Faces. The performance is two hours and a » . guarter in length, the longest given by any q Show on the road. .Itis a well balanced + perfomance througliout, and made top-heavy with a few features and a great deal of fill-in 4 4 Ch dead is the first big show charging the same ¥r 4 € 2 = « matter. The horses, of which there are 300, Pl the finest, y The show left at midnight for Leadville, Ps ‘where it exhibits to-morrow, its cars being a; hendiled in four sections, It is enroute: to «the Coast. ——— + e@e + ——— a CHROME IRON. . ak at basin ot It Is Found in This Section. and There i 0 Is Now a Market For It. 44 as We find the following in the Auburn re Herald of Saturday: Throughout the general region of El Dorado, Placer and Nevada u~ counties chrome iron is found, No ledge of this iron is ever found. It is found in pockets, om and floating on the surface anywhere on the ar western flank of the Sierra Nevada mountains. Mr, Alfred Bannister; of 329 San+4 some street, San Francisco, desires to purchase thisiron, He has gone into the busi‘ness of shipping it to Europe, I do not e * know what he will pay, but some years we ob: permitted anyone to take the iron found on railroad land at fifty cents’ per ton royalty y and depended upon them to furnish a state_{ ment of what they had shipped,. The railagg toad company bas not much Jand left in the wh Tegion where this iron was found, so that at jg least four-fifths of the surface of the country ws is not owned by it. But where any one tis finds it on railroad land fifty cents per ton © wall be the royalty charged, A very” con-, y ~, Siderable and quite profitable industry may ~ be built up in shipping this iron to Mr, ‘a Bannister, Yours veny truly, : : : Wa. H. Mitis, “Ban Francisco, Angust 5, 1895, t We 5 2A eee ofa The Axi Br \ : oe e Axle oke, ion! Yesterday morning about 6 o'clock, as a Tt pookawey’ filled with people was being Mig@riven along Commercial street the hind ™ axle broke when in front of L. Hyman's ‘store. The team was quickly stopped; and the ocoupanis of ihe vehicle got :ut and . j ficient to last five years, C. J. Naffziger and son and Jas. Colley Sr. and wife will leave for Campbell Springs tomorrow. Will Martin, who bas been spending vacity, returned where he attends cation at his home. in this today to San Rafael, school, : Prof, Orvis Ring arrived -here Saturday from Reno by private conveyance. Mr, Ring was formerly State Superintendent of Publie Instruction of Nevada. : W. L, Pritchard, one of the most popular traveling men om the road, is here in the interest of Henderson, Brown& Company of Sacramento, ac ‘ James Champion returned yesterday from Campbell Springs, .He was benefited con. siderably by the trip, but came back sooner than he intended, owing to the death of a friend at Grass Valley, =e +108 Wolf’s New Grocery Store. A. B. Wolf has moved into hia new store In a few days the painters will finish their and then everything about the store will be properly on Commercial street. work arranged, Mr. Wolf can congratulate himself on having one of the finest grocery stores in the county. The shelving is all bew and was built with an idea of holding lots of goods, being about eighteen inches deep and extending up close to the ceiling In front of the shelves.is one of the latest improved traveling ladders, which runs sinoothly and noiselessly from one end of the building to the other, Large switging bins oceupy the space below the shelving, and are within easy reach from behind the main counter, A small semi-circular-counter near the center of the room, with shelying connected, makes a convenient place In the righthand corner as you enter the store is a nice for faney goods or specialties, office, The storeroom for Hour, feed and other heavy goods is separated from the reat of the store by a partition, through which an archway has been made, and in the rear of the store.is a fine cellar, thing is handy and as neat as a pin. a Bae ote Big Cut in Lumber. Alice Voss has reduced the price of building Jumber to $13 ‘per 1000 feet, Rustic, Bivoring and Finishing lumber to $20 per 1000 feet, Prices still lower for large orders, The advertisement will be published in tomorrow 's TRANSCRIP’, ‘Every+ *@e+ Out of Debt. The clean-up at the Harmony mine yesterday was one of the largest ever made there. Today the’ company paid off a mortgage“and the property is now free from all incumbrances, Splendid gravel is being taken out right along, and very soon the stock holders wil] doubtless begin receiving . dividends. The company have ground sufFrom the developments made in the Harmony. and West Harmony mines it has been demonstrated that the channel extenjs up the ridge, and t is only a question of a short time when »roouring another rig proceeded on their . work will be started on the different claims “e ha hat ure located along the ridge. BY TELEPHONE, . A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, . On Mondays, Wednesdays — ~ The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. Robert Irving, who came to Grass Valley in 64 or ‘65, died-early—this—mornigg from the effectsiot an overdose of landanum, taken with suicidal intent yesterday afterDeceased had been drinking hard for some time and was under the ae laudanum. noon at 3° o'clock. ence of liquor when he took the He remained unconscious up to the time of -his death. held an inquest today, the verdict of the Coroner Hocking jury being in accordance with the statement above given, Mr. Irving was the father Yof pine children, all grown, His sons, John and George, reside here, and Mrs. Richard Gummoe, Mrs. Appleton, Mrs. Stead and Mrs, Mulfen, all of Grass Valley, and Mrs. Robert lives in Oregou, ‘Beardsley of Spokane are daughters. Joseph Reishart, whalives below*Forest Springs, met with an accident yesterday while retnrning from a picnic, He was seated in the back end’of a wagon and was steadying some things that were .being hauled back, when a sudden lurch of the vehicle threw bim out. He struck the ground witb considerable force, breaking bones of one arm near the wrist. Ir. Jewell of San Francisco, during his talke at the Methodist Church yesterday morning and last evening, succeeded in securing in money and pledges the sum of $710, to.be applied towards paying the indebtednezs of the San Jose College, a Methodist theotogical institution. The residence of Richard Goldsworthy was destroyed by fire yesterday afternoon, Most of the furniture was saved. Loss, $1,000; insurance, $450, The eighteen-months-old son of Charles R. Shackleton died this morning of cholera infantum. A large number of friends and acquaintances attended the funeral of the late Mrs. Shoemaker yesterday forenoon, A party of deer hunters who went to Penn Valley yesterday brought back two young bucks, Delayed at Grass Valley. Rev. Erasmus Van Deerlin, rector of Trinity Church, officiated at the funeral ‘of Mrs. Shoemaker in Grass Valley yesterday forenoon and was delayed thereby in reaching this city in time to hold services at the usual time, not getting here until 12 o'clock. \ Somers + ees a Do You S£x the testimonials . written “by people who have been cured of various dis— eases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla?. They point the way for’ you if you need a good medicine. Hoopn’s-Piuzts-cure all liver ills, relieve constipation ‘and asssist digestion, 25c. + 2@ee KARL'S CLOVER. ROOT will purify your Blood, eléar your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear asa bell. 25c., 50¢., and $1.00. Sold: by Carr Bros. a a ae Cuarantees . The Future The fact that Hood’s Sarsaparilla has.cured thousands of ‘others is.certainly . sufficient reason for belief that it’ will cure you, It* makes .pure, rich healthy . blood, tones and strengthens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood's Cures Be Sure taget FrOOD'S aiid Only. HOOD’S, “Hood’s Pills are especially prepared to be taken with Hood’s Sarsaparilla, 5c, Sarsaparilla 2 ONLY FIFTY CENTS. And Fridays The Stage Fare from Nevada City to Marysville WILL BE FHPTY. CENTS; ‘. paper publication of the Railroad Com{or contest, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, “Hon, John Caldwell, presiding : Estate and guardianship of Geo. Wil-) helm, a minor. Order directing notice of application for guardiatiship to relatives of the minor. _ Richard Belcher, assignee, vs. Sophia Durno. Judgment for the defendant for her costs, z Margaret McGibbons vs. James McGib‘bons, Order denying motion to set aside the order heretofore made striking out the demarrer and ordering default to be entered. Estate and guardianship of H. H. Gage, an ingane person. Order postponing hearing petition for order to compromise certain matters in litigation, Estate and guardianship of Simon V. V. Vandeveer, an insane person. Order appointing G. E, Riley, guardian. Bond fixed at $100. : Estate of John Driscoll, deceased. Settlement of final account and distribution, granted. : Alice E, Begbie vs. Arthur L. Begbie. Motion to strike out the verification of complaint. Argued and submitted. Frank Worthingtoa—vs,—W--—M, -Minton etal. Hearing demurrers to amended complaint postponed until tomorrow, W. A. Van Orden vs. Granite Hill Mining Co, etal. Demurrer of defendant to the amended complaint in intervention of J. M. Lakenan et al. submitted. Frank Huss vs, John Hocking. of foreclosure: of mort gage, Decree Silver Mining Co. ant, Margaret McGibbons vs, James 8. McGibbons, Decree of divorce and granting custody of two children awarded to plaintiff with alimony ef thirty dollars per Judgment for defendmonth, Alice E, Begbie vs, Arthur L. Begbie. Order granting motion of defendant to strike out the verification of complaint and granting defendant permission to re-verify. Demurrer to complaint overruled. C, D. Lane vs, Gaston Ridge Mining Co, J. A, Gleason etal, Itis ordered that it be decreed herein that the lien of intervenors’ judgment is prior and superior to the liens. of each and both ‘of plaintiff's mortgages set out in his complaint, and that the plaintiff if he be so advised may take a decree foreclosing his ‘said mortgages and in such event the proceeds of such foreclosure sale be first applied to the payment of intervenors judgment amounting to $2264.50, with legal interest thereon and their costs of suit. Annie Price ys. Samuel F. Price. De~ cree of divorce granted, and she be: allowed to resume her maiden name of Miss Annie Seibert. Van Orden vs, Granite Hill Mining Co. et al. Demurrer to amended complaint in intervention overruled and 15 days given to answer. + OBO AGRICULTURAL VS, MINERAL, ' Matter, Hon. J, H. Neff, President of the Miners Association, has issued. a circular letter from which we extract the following: The California Miners Association respectfully calls your attention to the fact that under the existing rules and regulations of the Land Department of the United States the Mineral Lands lying within the limite of a railroad grant are subject to patent to the Railroad Company as agricultuia] land. In order tg avoid such illegal absorption of these lands, it is necessary to initiate proceedings in the local Land Office during the period of newspany’s list of selections, This may be done under the rules by the filing of a protest All blanks should be properly filled, then subscribe and swear to by a notary public and then forward it to the local land office, After you have received due notice that a hearing iias been ordered \"pon your protest or contest, you should \be prepared to appear at-the local Land Office at the time which may be fixed in such notice, aud then and there make proof that

the land involved is more valuable for -mineral than for agricultural purposes, If you do not do so, the matter will be dismissed and your mining cleimg be patented to the railroad company as agricultural land. It is suggested that the better course to pursue is to patent your mining claim. Private Musicale. Michael Hyman entertained the juvenile club at the residence of his parents on Saturday evening. The evening was very pleasantly spent, and closed with a fine banquet, The following musical program was rendered: Instrumental] solo, Lenore Calkins, Vocal solo, Maud Woon; Recitation, Ruth Richards, Vocal solo, Nina Woon. Instrumental solo, Geneva Bell, Instrumental solo, Nellie Yoe. ke Instrumental solo, Millie Hyman, Instrumental solo, Michael Hyman, Vocal solo, Nettie Brand, Instrumental solo, Teséie Lubeck. Instrumental solo, Josie Durst, Violin solo, Albert Casper, Instrumental solo, Norman Shaw, ala eS Rare Dip You Ever think that you cannot have good health without pure blood, Health‘ comes by the use of Hood’s Sargaparilla, because it makes the blood, — Hoon’s Pitts have won high praise for their prompt and efficient yet easy action, Tuink or Tis, Hood’s Sarerparilla is the only true bldod purifier prominently in the public eye today. It cures disease when all others fail, because it makes pure blood, d Hoob’s Pints cure jaundice, biliousness, sidk headache, constipation aud all liver ills, NELSON’ & CONLIN.H.-H. Nankervis vs. Ponding Gold and What Course Should Be Pursued in the’ Has Closed: Down. The Derbee mine near North Bloomfield has been closed down for good, the company having workéd out all of its ground. For the past year or more they have been endeavoring to purchase theyproperty. which adjoins them but the price asked wd ‘conpurchasing. There are hundreds of acres of gravel that adjoin the Derbec, but the owners are not in a positien to work it, and will not sell at a fair price. If all of this property was owned by one big company hundreds of men would be employed, and a Fventually that will be the result and then peo~ ple up there will be prosperous and happy Once more, : mint of money could be taken out. 4+ 0a A Big Row. The Executive Comimittee of the State Miners Association had a large-sized row at its meeting »in San Francisco on Friday evening last. It was a stormy meeting and the institution came near being busted in two. Assemblyman Thomas, Senator Ford and C, W. Cross took a lively part in the row, Senator Ford withdrew forever the Association on account of unjust insinfrom uations made against his course as a member of a sub-committee. : + Oe + ~ Hatu’s Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer nas restored gray hair to its original color and prevented baldness in thousands of ‘cases. It will Uo se to you, © a ~* £@ eo Difference of Opinion. Tke Colfax Sentinel a few weeks ago, severly censured the miners of Nevada county for not making liberal appropriation, for the support of the Miners Association. Now somes! the Auburn Argus which says : “Placer has responded nobly, having contributed $1,300 as a result. of the last effort of the miners. equally as well and perhaps better, but from other portions of the State the result has not been-satisfactory,” + -#@e + Wants Coin, Wm. Ireland, Jr., ex-State Mineralogist, has commenced suit against the Southern Pacific for $75,000 damages for personal injuries sustained by him ina railroad accident last January. Irelan wads severely hurt in an accident that occurred between Ione and Gait. YThesmoking car in which he was seated jumped the track, , + #@eBucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For ale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. + 2Oe — Cure for Headache, As a remedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved to be the very best, It effects a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick headaches yield yo its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair: trial, Jn cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone to the bowels, and few cases long resist the use of this medicine. ‘Try. it once, large bottles only Fifty cents at Carr Bros, Drug Store, 2 +56) Secure a Directory. Parties wishing copies of Poingdestre’s Nevada County Directory and Business Guide may obtain the same at Carr Bros. drug and stationery store. $2:50 per volume. The price is j2gte — ¢ *@e-0 _— Order Your Ice, The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on the Plaza will be promptly attended to, RUN DOWN WITH DYSPEPSIA STOMACH Liver AND HEART sy N Annas in ‘Dedpair \\ But Finally CURZD By Taking “For fifteen years, I was a great sufferer from indigestion in its worst forms, I tested the skill of many doetors, but grew worse and worse, until I beeame 80 weak I could not walk fifty yards ‘ 990000 without having to sit down and rest. My bs stomach, liver, and heart became affect@ ed, and I thought I would surely die. 1 bs tried Ayey’s Pills and they helped me o right away. Y continued their use and’ © am now entirely well. I don’t know of 2 anything that will so quickly relieve © @nd cure the terrible suffering of dysPs pepsia as Ayer's Pills.”’—JoHN C.9 PRITCHARD, Brodie, Warren Co., N. €, oO CLEAR CURES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SK in . Beautiries-“ComPLexion An ble Laxative and Neve Ton10, Sold i Pruguists or sent by rma +» BOG, and $1.00 per package, Bamples free, : KO NO eoraricerte ore ares 2 sidered out of all reason and they declined: Nevada county has done First Outlay will Mines and machinery inspected. Propert guages—English, Nance’s Patent Improved Pumping Engine and Pumps. — . Guaranteed to pump four times as much_water as the ordinary pumping outfit, that the rod will not break, and that it will economize power enough to pay for itself in a short time, and the be Only One-half. WM. NANCE, Mining Engineer, Machinist and Metallurgist, Grass Vatley. y valued. Plans carefully prepared. French, _—— LanWatches, Clocks, 0 Spectacles, Opera Glasses Leather r Goods, Silk Guards. * .cBER SEVENTEEN: Jeweled . WATCHES The Best TIME KEEPERS E2 Country orders promptly attended to. LEADING JEWELERS. LUETJE & BRAND, — BROAD STREET, above Pine, NEVADA CITY, —LATEST STYLES IN— Diamonds and Other Precious Stones, Jewelry, Sterling Silver and Jewelry made to order and repaired. . Watches, Clocks and Spectacles repaired and warranted, First-Class Work and Lowest Prices. + * MN MH KH HH HH ‘Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats, X A PERFECT — FIT GUARANTEED. Best” Suit, that compare fa and see them, Commercia Street, I have an extensive line of imported and domestic . cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Sanday Iam making OVERCOATS of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices FOR MEN’S WEAR. ~eQye . . . E. E. DULAC, Merchant Tailor. varably with ‘‘store” overcoats, Come . i sxc == : . in Transcript Block. rs NN RRR RNR HEE & NOTION "Lo Contractors 2 Builders, I am prepared to do all kinds of First-class Plumbing and Water Pipe Work Connection Taps made to Main. Brass and Plumbing Goods of all kinds in stock. Water and Gas Pipe. Hardware, Stoves, Paints, Oil, Varnishes. IRON, STEEL AND COAL. CROCKERY, Cutlery, Guns and Pistols.. Plated.Ware, Hose, Belting and all kind of Mining Supplies. I have the only first-class Plumber in the County. GEO. E. TURNER, 55, 67 and 59 Pine Street,Nevada City, Reception Saloon, Commercial Street. JAS, POWER, ~Proprietor, (Better known ag Jas, ‘ Parnell.” Best of Wines, Liquors and Cigars, Good Treatment Always Assured, M&F Drop In and See How It Is. ‘REMOVAL NOTICE. A. TAI, The Pioneer Caterer { BACK IN HIS OLD STAND ON PINE STREET, where he conducted an Oyster Sa loon for s0 many yeurs, If you want a good, Sqnare meal or Oysters in any style, call on Tam, A fine stock of CANDIES AND NUS always on hand Carriage and Sign Painting, Tam now prepared to do the above'work in a Fine and Artistic Manner, and at the Very Lowest Rates. A share of the public patronage is sclic“MOD. ROHR, Shep at Seaman's Carriage Factory on Piety Hill, Monuments, Tombstones, &c. WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Boulder Street, ; Near Park Avenue, a We are fully prepared to take von tracts forf i kipds of ' Monumunt, Tombstone And Granite: Work. Scotch Granite, and Marble of every deseriyion Lettering on Tombstones and Monnment promptly attended to. ° ig Ali work warranted to be first-class and the prices lowest in the State. Before giving your orders for any kind of Marble or Granite Work give us a call, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY. _ % PHILIP -SCADDEN—AND— CHARLES CLEVELAND FE AVE PURCHASED THK GROCER RY f A bnsiness heretofore conducted by THOS KIDD, on : Commercial Street, And will carry on the business at the same place, » We will keep in stock a comp! ste assor ofthe FRESHEST AND Bi cst Pern Groceries :: and : : Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, And everything found In q first-class store, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, , We solicit a share of public We willtry to merit by fair de at the lowest prices. j10 SCADDEN & CLEVELAND. patronage, which aling and selling Sole Agents f y FLOUR. or the LILY WHITE COLFAX ‘STAGE, a ig " > Two Round Trips Da ly Fare, $1.25 A nice, shady, 16-mile drive, with exce'lent scenery and no high trestles, i Timetable ; Leave Nevada City at 4:30 A? M. Cone nections fade with Colfax local to Sacramento,Leave at 11:30 A. M. connecting with I Kast and No 2 West bound tafe ae ters furnished free, : Orders left at Hennessey’s stable will be proinptly attended to, ; CAPTAIN Sweenry, UU. 8. A, Ban Diego Cal., says: “Shiloh's Catarrh Re medy is the first medicine I have ever jound that would Orders may he left at the Natienal KxSold by Crrr Boos, chauge Hotel, ' do me any good.” Price FOc, Bold hy (' ‘arr Bros, Plated Ware iy . THEDA (Esta! Nevada City Published Eve) SUBSCRIPTION Gixty Cents a M Paidin Advanc LocAL ReEapi for First Inserti: sequent Time, 0 For Other Adve cation . MONDAY.. _ everett ee -tieceemetnomaen Te Bi The new dwe Lost Hill, is ne Charles Pinel door below, wil Some of th Miners Foundr stone is being u suitable place fe A. Hartung’s and Pine stree! occupancy, The building W. G. Richards finishing touche will probably be Moore, who will there, ge Luke Grover dence put up on place, Charley Tegle Kk. Breese for a the Meacham lo! Armory H Although Com of the best armo ~peny in the Stat great changes be’ There is talk of . have room for . the basement, . / of the reception 1 tending out on a the main buildin; tire structure . m« street and raised, mental front will ent one, and a sh up to the entrane also and the galle around the spacic provements are n a hall of which to be a eredit to the Quite Hydraulic Par) city, is one of the having a father ar George A. Gray, taker and cabinet ‘ber of the Native his son Earl, a yo age, is about to fo Mr, Gray was bor ‘Laurel Parlor this city, has one . one daughter ¢éa members generally proud of the distii Firemen Moore, the phot at Pennsylvania . about 6 o’clock la views will be selec Nevada County. the two best looki failed to get in the Tuat Tirep Fg at once or it may « Hood’s Sarsaparill ~ ness and suffering Hoop’s Pris ar and liver medicine, Hous And furniture for . Enquire of Thoma: the fire house, Bro: Hatu’s Hair Re) scalp affections; al where the glands vy hair are not closed 1 The two-story b the junetion of streets, The lowe for a butcher shop, be oecupied as an will be let. separat a8-7t ~ S8HILOH’s CU) Croup Cure, is in size Contains twe children love it. A Highest Hon Gold Medal