August 20, 1894 (4 pages)

Sy »s Cohn, J. B. Hitchcock, W. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Pablished Every Evening, except Sunday. oe BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SEKVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MONDAY... AUGUST 20, 1894. TRIAL JURORS DRAWN. Those Drawn. By the County Clerk Today—Returnable Sept. 5th. The present panel of trial jurors were today discharged, and a new panel was drawn hy the County Clerk. The following are the names of the new panel, returnable September 5th: Grass Valley Township—W . B. Stewart, Albert Matteson, J. Cy. Russell, S. MeCausland, i T. Walker, Matt Provines, George Cunningham, John Faucett, D. B. Marwick, W. L. Wallace, J. P. Kennedy‘ Richard Noell, IT. W. Carson, W. M. Treloar, W. H. Butler, J. M. Smith, Peter Smith, H. J. Campbell, Thos, LeDuc, Falconer Haskins, Ben Colvin, Wm. Moore, Michael Riley, W. 8. May, ‘Richard Connors, Wm. Bee. D. N. Coflin, Alex, Henderson, Gilman Wright, W. T. Rule, Elam Biggs, M. W. Argall, Adam Lucas, O. L. Twitchell, Sam’] J, Alderman, Thos, Dunkley, C. E. Miller, J. J. Orr, R. R. Dunstan, Michae] White, J. R. Kdwards. Nevada Township—Alphonse Hartung, Henry Waters, Henry Lane, John Tampblyn, S. McCausland, J. M. Murphy, Jas. Munro, A, Baruh, H. A. Ruth, E. WSchmidt, Wm. H. Marlin, John Dunnicliff, Samuel Allison, John Swart, A.M, Allen, Geo. C. Gaylord, W. H. Crawford, C. H. Norton, E, Muller, L. Garthe, Chas. Pecor, W. J. Brit. land, W. Giffin, Elijah Booth, C, Harrison, N. Webber, T. Marker, C. Weisenburger. Rough and Ready Township—Geo. Glise, H. C. Schroeder, Jas. Hackett, Wm. Sanford, Jas. R. Vineyard, A. G. Brown, Levi Davis, N. A. Hartung. Washington Township—Henry Kohler, John McBean. Eureka Townsbip—H. A. Robbins, G, A, . Taylor. Meadow Lake Townshit—A,. C. Cooke, G. W: Giffen. Little York Township—John Husrey, James Hill. es Bridgeport. Township—L. D, Rathburn, Jas. O. Sweetland, F. 8. Wood . Peter Graham, Thos. Hall, Bloomfield--C. 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Chas, Pincus, who came here for his health from Oakland on the 27th of June last, died in the National Hotel yard at about 11. o’clock this forenoon. A short time previous to this he was in the hotel office writing a letter. He went from there up to the back yard and commenced vomiting blood, He asked Geo, Healey, a painter, who was at work there, to go and get him some salt, When Healey returned Pincus was lying on the ground. Dr, Tickell was sent for, but befere he had time time to prescribe for him Pincus expired. The cause of death was ree of the lungs. Deceased was a native of San Francisco and was 36 years of age. He was of medium height and build, with a dark complexion, dark hair and a very heavy black moustache. He usually were dark clothes and asmall cap. His father is a retired merchant of Oakland, Mr. Pincus, » during his short residence in this city, made many friends, as he was a most estimable young man, Dispatches were sent-to his parents at San Francisco and they will arrive here tomorrow morning to take charge of the body. SUPERIOR COURT. The Business Transacted Before That Tribunal. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Gieo. Wood Beamer, deceased. Order admitting will to probate. Order appointing Caroline B. Breamer executrix. Bond fixed at $500. Estate of Emma J. Regh; deceased. Order settling final account. Estate of William Rogers, deceased, Decree settling annual account. Chas, B. McCauley vs. Chas. E. Clinch To enjoy sound and vigorous health, purify your blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ‘Old Constitution Mine Sold. The old Constitution mine, which is_located on Deer creek near the Federal Loan, has been purchased by William Floyd of this city and a number of other gentlemen, They new owners propese to open the mine up and preliminary work has already been commenced and will be continued as rapidly as possible. TheConstitution is one of the oldest mines in this district and was at one time one of the richest. It has not been worked for many years owing to unavoidable circumstances, and it remains for the present company to build it up to what it once was. Large quantities of ore were extracted from the property during its working existence, and most of the rock had to be taken below for treatment, The ore was exceedingly rich, containing a very high grade of sulphurets, and paid handsomely. A Place of His Own. Robert Simmons, Sr., of last Saturday purchased the property owned by James Bennallack, commencing at the corner of Broad and Pine streets and continuing to~Geo. E. Turner's hardware store. The corner is occupied asa saloon, kept by Chas, Trenberth, the next’ as a vegetable store, the next by Morrison's tailor shop, the next by Dunster’s ‘barber shop and the other by P. F. Simonds as a law office, The property. rents for $85 per month and was purchased for $5,500. The new owner got a big bargain. this city He Counts for Six. Frank R. Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, arrived in this city Saturday evening and left on the night train for San Francisco to attend the Democratic State Convention. That county is entitled to six delegates, Frank being duly elected one of them, and had the other five in his trouser’s pocket—not the delegates but their proxies. The Democratic Delegates. J. E. Carr and N. Douglass, delegates to the Democratic State Convention, left for San Francisco yesterday morning. E. J. Rector is the other delegate from this city, and he has been at the Bay for the past week, connubiating with the unterrified chiefs. «Oo Be Returned Yesterday. Simeon Wenton and W. P. Shaw, the wealthy mining men,accompanied by L, P, Wardle of Virginia City, returned here other goods one-half price, at the closing~ out sale in the Transcript Block. jlstf and the crowd was leaving) and called the aforesaid meeting to order,-and stated the was not afraid to trust the people to nomietal. Order submitting demurrer. Order aforesaid open air. Mr, Caldwell then overruling demurrer. made an appeal to the audience to come for2% ward and sign the club roll, and after alet tre, and left that particular part of the aforesaid open air. vere tirade against the aforesaid Cleveland, yesterday morning from Forest City,’ wid BURNS AND BUCKLEY OUTDONE. Hon. John I. and Uriah L. Machine. ° For the past week the following has appeared in the ama ci advertising, colums: Ran the To Elect Delegates. Notice to the electors of Nevada Township.—A mass meeting of the People’s Party will be held in the open air on Saturday evening, in front of the stand at the junction of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, for the punpose of nominating and electing tWo delegates, from each precinct in Nevada township, to act at the County Convention of the People’s Party, called for August 30, 1894. The meeting will.be called to order at 8 o’clock sharp. The People’s Party are not afraid to trust the people to nominate and elect their delegates, J. 1. CaLpwELL, U. L. Berexron, Gro. W. JonEs, Of County Central Committee. At about 8 and a half o’clock on the evening aforesaid, the Hon. J. I. Caldwell and U. L, Beightel, two of the aforesaid named parties, appeared propria persona upon the aforesaid named stand. For an half hour or more previous to the time that the aforesaid meeting was called tovorder, the afore, said named parties, to-wit: Caldwell and Beightol held adeep and earnest consultatioh, unknown to.«the aforesaid audience who had assembled there to see the aforesaid novel way carried into effect, to-wit: Thaé of electing delegates in the aforesaid open air to attend the aforesaid. People’s Party convention to be held in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of .California, on Thursday, Aug. 30th, in the year of our Lord; 1894. At the time, heretofore stated, Mr. Caldwell arose from his seat (not, however, until a genuine Black Republican had called the aforesaid Caldwell’s Attention to the fact that it was getting late object of it. The aforesaid Caldwell did then and there state that the People’s Party nate and elect the aforesaid delegates in the lowing a few moments to elapse and none of his aforesaid audience coming to the centhe aforesaid Caldwell sailed in, in words, in a lively manner against’ his oldtime friend, to-wit: Grover . Clevelend, whereat many Democrats were disgusted After he had concluded his sehe said: ‘Gentlemen, the TRANSCRIPT says tbe People’s Party has taken a new departure in selecting its delegates to its county convention, and the TRANscRiPY is right. The People’s Party is for the people first, last and all the time, with no bosses to put up jobs. The Secretary will now call the list of delegates for each precinct in Nevada township,” and then the aforesaid Caldwell planted himself in a chair, Mr. Uriah L. Beightol came forward and read the names of the following delegates, which were not nominated by the audience: Nevada City Precinct No. 1.—N. B. Kinkead and James H. Sharp. Nevada City Precinct No. 2. —John A. Wilson and Hugh McCauly. Nevada City Precinct No. 3.—A. G. Craig and J. C. Locklin. ‘Gold Flat Precinct.—Henry Odgers. and William C. Fredenburr. Selby--Flat.-Presinct.—O. A> —bompkine and Victor C, Gates. _ ree Indian Flat. Precinct. Joseph ‘Murphy and John Curry. The aforesaid Beightol then.took his seat, and then and there the afofesaid Caldwell came to the front again and said: “Gentlemen, you have heard the list of delegates that have been nominated and all in favor of their selection will say aye.” About-a-dosen-men-and about_two dozen kids said ‘‘I.’’ Whereupon the atoresaid Caldwell, without asking if they were ready for the question or calling for negative votes, as provided by parliamentary law, proclaimed the delegates duly elected to the county convention to be held at the afore-. said time and place. As stated by the Transcrivr a few days ago, ‘‘it was decidedly a new departure.” The aforesaid parties, to-wit: the chiefs of the People’s Party, namely: J. I, Caldwell and U. L. Beightol, have had a great deal to say about Dan. Burns running the Republican Party, and Chris. Buckley the Democratic Party. Now the people at large, and the TraNscrivt, the paper aforesaid named, would like to know: Have not the People’s Party two bosses in Nevada township more audacious than Burns or Buckley ever dared to be, and should not the aforesaid bosses, Caldwell and Beightol, in future hold sacred the names of the aforesaid Burns and Buckley ia.doing those things that the aforesaid ‘Burns and Buckley have never stooped to? The Transcript speaks for the aforesaid left on the forenoon train for the Bay. They speak in the highest terms ef the mining section that they visited. They will return Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. yBices BAKING at some future time. «ee ee the country than all others diseases put together, and until the last few years supposed to be incurable, For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for every.case it fails to cure. Send forvirculars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & C0.;Toledo, 0. 7 8old by Draggists, 75e.Tuere is more Catarrh in this section of Secretary of Saturday night’s meeting ? nominate the dejegates ? open-air audience, and would like to have the aforesaid Caldwell and Beightol answer the following questions: 1, Who elected the aforesaid Caldwell and Beightol, respectively, Chairman and 2, Why was not the audience allowed to 3. Where did thelist of delegates come from? tee 4. After the job of selecting delegates, in some out of the way place, and not from the open air, as advertised, why was not the audience allowed to give a negative vote? this meeting, and if John I, or Uriah L. TRANSCRIPT are open to them a gratis, for nothing. «ee eer has had in freeing old and young from afflictions cansed by impure blood, is really re~ markable. ecg negate cnet candidate for Congress in the Third gressional District, arrived here last even= ing on his way below. Richard Moore eee from Mrs. Moore has been undergoing medical treatment for some time but her condition is unchanged. _ PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. L, Hyman has returned from below. © R.C. Walrath has gone to the Bay. J. H. Noland came down from Downieville Sunday on his way below. O.R. Alexander and C, Honigsberger, of San Francisco, J. Fogarty came over from Birchville today. E, A. Bander and T. Vizzard came down from Moore's Flat today. Miss M. Wilhelm of Grass Valley made a visit to friends in this city today. are in town. D. A. Foreman of Pike City is in town. J. Langman and J. J. Johns, of Redding, are here spending a few days. W. M. Wilson of San Francisco is here experting mining property. James M., Skeati came down! from North Bloomfield today. C. Phelps came down from Phelps Hill today, C. A. Pillie and family, of Washington, arrived here today on their way below. L. Conrath and A. Halstead, of Smartsville, are in town. J. H. Mitchell of San Francisco is town. J. A. Comer of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Miss Maggie O'Donnell has gone below on a short visit. Charles Grimes left for San Francisco yesterday morning. E. L. Hollawell of San. Francisco is here on @ visit. Mrs. H. Pecarty has gone to Jackson visit her parents. Hetry Netshe of San Francisco is Grass Valley and will open up a wholesale liquor store, Miss Carrie Livingston, Mrs. S. B. Schuttz and Mrs. Mrs. R. E. arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan to visit her father, Chas, Schuerman, W.C. Ralston, Secretary of the State Miners’ Association, and B. B. Thayer, ing engineer, were in town yesterday. J. A. Barham of Santa Rosa, who Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco last evening. Mrs, Lyda Crossett came who has been visiting the family of B. H. Miller, returned home yesterday. Moses Bates of Graniteville arrived here Saturday on his way to the Democratic State Convention. President Gus Kartschoke of the Champion mine arrived here from San Francisco last evening and will remain about a week. Duff, White Water, Wisconsin, left today for Grass Valley. : Mrs, Porter of Reno, who has been here on a visit to the family of, Geo, turned home Saturday, Dr. Tickell returned from Washington this forenoon, where he had been to attend to a young child of M. McIver, who is seriously ill. Shaw, reMontgomery of Sacramento minis a Conup from Alamieda Saturday on a visit to her’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dibble, at Grass Valley. ' Ex-Senator McDonald of Nevada State but.now-of San Francisco and Thos. Cole and son. are in Grass Valley on mining business. H. W. Newbauer, President of the Metropolitan Match Factory of San Francisco, and a capitalist, ie on a visit to Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Weissbein, at Grass Valley. Judge Walling returned home from the Bay Saturday evening. He will leave ina in to in of BURNED FRIDAY NIGHT. The Hoisting “Works at the Eagle Bird Mine. At twenty minutes to twelve o'clock on Friday night last, the hoisting works at the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert by some means caught fire and were totally destroyed, together with everything connected therewith, The mill and all other buildings were scorched but not damaged. The fire is supposed to have caught from an old stove which the miners used to heat their night lunches. The miners down below were working on the seven-hundred and eight-hundred levels and of course knew nothing of the fire above, and it was just about the time that they went up to eat their 12-o’clock lunches. ‘The bucket at the time was hanging at the seven-hundred-foot level. A Chinaman stepped into it to ascend to the surface, as he did so the bucket and wire rope, with Chinaman, suddenly dropped to the eight-hundredfoot level, instantly killing the poor celestial, An inquest was held on the Chinaman by the Justice of the Peace of Washington yesterday afternoon, The Chinaman killed was a high-up Mason and_ will be buried tomorrow at Washington with all the honors of that fraternity. The damage will probably be ‘in the neighborhood of $2000. It will take about two months to rebuild the hoisting works again, All work will stop of course till that time. The mill will commence crushing today with several hundred tons of rock on hand, ——— -—-+-+@e + a A Good Chance. Mrs, Sarah Maloney, who has successfully carried on the restaurant’ business for the past fifteen years in this city, at the place known as the Chicago restaurant, on Commercial street, is about to retire from business. She offers the place, which has been used as a restaurant, for rent to any responsible parties who desire to open any other kind of business, reserving the upper portion ofthe building for her own use, This is one of the best stands in the city, and will be rented ata reasonable rate, if applied for immediately. + -2@e > Military Inspection. \ Col,’ Guthrie and Mag., Sheehan, and Lieut-Col. McKee of Sacramento, were here Saturday evening on an official visit tu Nevada Light Guard, The following officers were elected: Capt, Ceo. A. Nihell, Ist Lieut., R: Bowerman, 2d Lieut;; C. Weisenburger, + 2@e o-——~ and ‘The Merrifield. The Champion mill was today started up crashing rock from the Merrifield mine. 2 @@e o-An Elegant Residence. Clarence Shurtleff is building an elegant residence this side of Gold Flat. A gentleman from Oukland is building it, and it is said that it will be second to none in this city, excepting the beautiful residence of Dr. R. M. Hunt. -2~@eo A New Store. The Transcript has truthfully reported have anything to say the columns of the Tux success which Hood's Sarsaparilla day or two for Pittsburg, Pennsy lvania, to attend the convention of the Grand -Army of the Republic which assembles at that place on the 11th of September. ——+ 2&0. + ————— A. O. F. of A. Meeting. The officers and members of Court Garfield, No. 6810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America, are hereby requested to meet at their Hall this Monday evening at 8 o’clock sharp for the transaction of important business. By order of Wm. Arery, C. R. Wa. Sanpow, Sec., pro tem, Omitted Today. The arrivals at the National Exchange and Union Hotels were so large on Saturday and Sunday that we have not the space to spare to publish a list of them in today’s Transcript. The arrival of people here from abroad at the present time is unprecedented. Among them are a great. many mining men who come here to make: investments. eo ea Entertained Her Friends. Miss Josie Downing entertained a number of friends at dinner yesterday. Upwards of twenty were present, and al] voted Miss Downing a most charming hostess. The spread was laid in the dining room of! the Central Hotel and reflected great credit upon the new management of that hostelry. Meeting. The ‘members of Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M. are requested to meet at their hall on Wednesday evening, Aug. 22d. A full attendance is desired. 3t -e C@e eo e McCarthy and Dempsey. Wednesday vight Jack Dempsey and Billy McCarthy will meet at the Olympic Club in New Orleans. The mill will show whether the Nonparei] retains any of his old-time vigor and agility. a ——-OPIce! Icet crushed, This mine will be heard from in grand style in the near future: : today about noon between a saloon man and‘a butcher. ter blood and it was only through the interference of friends that they were kept from gratifying their wish. Gassaway, a daughter. It is said on the street that I. Stein of Virginia City has leased the place now occupied by R. Simmons as 4 saloon and will open a first-class variety store, similar to that of Howe's, now Ike Fiel, at Grass Valley. eee IONE rence Voice CultUre and Singing. Mrs. De Wit Renfrow of San Francisco will give lessons in voice culture and singleave word at the National Hotel. -2-2@e + Good Rock. ed Some very fine rock is now being taken out of the Home mine, which is now being a20 Lively “Scrap.” There was a lively fight on Broad street Both contestants were afBORN. In North Bloomfield, August 5th, to the wife of J. 8. King, a son. At the Ruby mine, Sierra county, Cal., August Ilth, 1894, to the wife of A. 1894, All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. Wm. Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My appetite was poor and I was quite miserable, te have taken 6 bottles of Hood’s para Hoods =: =e Cures in peg worry no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood’s Pills are a mild cathartic. 25c. ing. All desiring her services will please . ‘. onable waste o WAITE’S. PETITION. It is Being Circulated in Every County.—Over 2600 Signatures, Over 2600 signatures to E.G. Waite's petition for the purpose of securing him a place on the ticket for Secretary of State, have been obtained in Sacramento city and county, and the canvas is atill on, It is said by those who are getting it up that at least 25,000 names wil] be obtained in the State before the petitions are all called in, ~The report from Yolo county is that nearly every voter is appending his signature, and the same is true of Alameda and Nevada, Io the last-named county evefy Republican, Democrat and Populist says Waite is their candidate, and the petitions at Grass Valley and Nevada City represent almost the entire vote. Mayor Ellert heads the list in San Francisco, and hundreds of names. are obtained daily among the business men and taxpayers of that city. Letters are being received daily from almost every county in the State asking for blank petitions. When they are all in and filed with the proper authorities, it will be a monster list and a high compliment to Mr. Waite, showing the high esteem in which he is held by his constituents, We copy the above from the Siteimente Bee of Saturday. The Bee is mistaken so far as Nevada county is concerned. No petitions have been ciroulated here that the Transcrirr reporter has heard of. ~—— 9 O@e eo“@ uuranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for ConsumpIf you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as direoted, giving it a fair trial,.and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did could be relied on. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros., Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. ~+ 20+ Lateést Ever Held, The Republican Copnty Convention, to be held in,Grass Valley on the 8th of September, will contain a larger number of delegates than any political convention ever held in the county. The proclamation calls for two hundred and twenty-three members, One of the main objects of making the convention so large was for the purpose of giving a larger representation in the smaller precincts of the county, Nevada City will be entitled to 40 members and the whole township 67. We predict that, notwithstanding the large number, it will prove to be.a niost successful convention, a me e Disappointed. the wspeople here about the Republican County Convention being held at Grass Valley, instead of this city. <2 >’ GREAT VAKB From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings. Never neglect. syinptems of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they causé much suffering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. MoLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm is a certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Care Bros., Drug Store, PDO See Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Noa. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Lurrsz.& Branp’s, ————+-290-Pure Arctic Fountain Soda Water at Carr posure to dralt. tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this, condition. } we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery . ’ It never disappoints, . f There is a general disappointment among THOSE MINING SUITS. The Champion Company Saves Its Entire Pay Shoot. A great deal is being said about the result of the law suits between the Champion, Wyoming and Providence mining companies, and a great many opinions are expressed in relation thereto. The truth of the matter in a-nutshell is this: The Champion Company won the suit entitled A, Walrath vs, the Champion Mining Company. This was only a case of end lines, In the case of the Wyoming Company vs, Champion Company, the latter have saved their entire pay shoot, and will this week be able to start up their works and give employment in a short time to as large a number of men as they ever did, and the people here are happy over the fact, RES A cee a Your cough was occasioned by careless exCure it at once with Ayer’s Cherry Pectora), seilifresnerer ert will Deliver the Address. Ce F. McGlashan of Truckee has accepted the invitation to deliver the opening address at the District Fair, at the Pavilion in this city. Mc isa good speaker and can be counted on to make a very interesting speech, +e +-——--~ “Another Boarder. Constable Townsend. arrived here frem Grass Valley today with Herman Singer to serve aterm of 10 days in the qounty jail for disturbing the peace. ‘ ~-*e@e<+---—— Piano Tuning. W. D. 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A cream of tartar baking powder.-— Highest of all in leavening s -—Latest United States Government F port. Bros, je-26 & energy. the same thing. candy and passes on a pinch, as it were. thing that would equal them. In NEVADA CITY, vy It may be added, however, that when you say Confectionery of the highest quality and not something which is merely an apology for You can’t beat my candies anywhere on the Pacific Coast, and it would require something very like a wit goose, chase to find anyRoyal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St, N.Y, <vanernom = A WILD GOOSE. CHASE After something which as a matter of fact is directly under your hand is @ most unreasand Confectionery mean 1 eons “FOLEY,” you mean ‘LEADING CANDY-MAk -MAKER, FOLEY, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, SUITS , Suits that sold from QT Call and see the goods. ANNUAL MEETING. The Union Ice Company is now prepared bat MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. F-ee fom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ee : will stop Wednenday evening, August 22d. Tom Cream Sede Water at cai ieee = The Ainecionn Vik Os: 6 cabeaillie: ele not up medicine. con's Pras are purely vegetable, and do e , pain or gripe, Sold by all drugto deliver ice in quantities to suit to any . part of the city. tended to. al3 Ice Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros, hae Orders left at the Ice . House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at‘Thursday, August 30, 1894, At the Theatre, at 11 4. ., for the election of officers and 4 Ta! business. . F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary: « 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. TH BY . . EIT! Mottison’s ‘5 ALWAYS FIT. We are giving you FITS at your own prices. @@™ Look at these prices—they can’t be beat : $30 to $35, for $25. Pants that sold from $10 to $12, now going at $8. We have more goods than _we can use. . They Must Go at “Any Price. eeu fam stccss. R. T. MORRISON, Merchant Tailor 35 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. .

Sy »s Cohn, J. B. Hitchcock, W. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Pablished Every Evening, except Sunday. oe BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SEKVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. MONDAY..... AUGUST 20, 1894. TRIAL JURORS DRAWN. Those Drawn. By the County Clerk Today—Returnable Sept. 5th. The present panel of trial jurors were today discharged, and a new panel was drawn hy the County Clerk. The following are the names of the new panel, returnable September 5th: Grass Valley Township—W . B. Stewart, Albert Matteson, J. Cy. Russell, S. MeCausland, i T. Walker, Matt Provines, George Cunningham, John Faucett, D. B. Marwick, W. L. Wallace, J. P. Kennedy‘ Richard Noell, IT. W. Carson, W. M. Treloar, W. H. Butler, J. M. Smith, Peter Smith, H. J. Campbell, Thos, LeDuc, Falconer Haskins, Ben Colvin, Wm. Moore, Michael Riley, W. 8. May, ‘Richard Connors, Wm. Bee. D. N. Coflin, Alex, Henderson, Gilman Wright, W. T. Rule, Elam Biggs, M. W. Argall, Adam Lucas, O. L. Twitchell, Sam’] J, Alderman, Thos, Dunkley, C. E. Miller, J. J. Orr, R. R. Dunstan, Michae] White, J. R. Kdwards. Nevada Township—Alphonse Hartung, Henry Waters, Henry Lane, John Tampblyn, S. McCausland, J. M. Murphy, Jas. Munro, A, Baruh, H. A. Ruth, E. WSchmidt, Wm. H. Marlin, John Dunnicliff, Samuel Allison, John Swart, A.M, Allen, Geo. C. Gaylord, W. H. Crawford, C. H. Norton, E, Muller, L. Garthe, Chas. Pecor, W. J. Brit. land, W. Giffin, Elijah Booth, C, Harrison, N. Webber, T. Marker, C. Weisenburger. Rough and Ready Township—Geo. Glise, H. C. Schroeder, Jas. Hackett, Wm. Sanford, Jas. R. Vineyard, A. G. Brown, Levi Davis, N. A. Hartung. Washington Township—Henry Kohler, John McBean. Eureka Townsbip—H. A. Robbins, G, A, . Taylor. Meadow Lake Townshit—A,. C. Cooke, G. W: Giffen. Little York Township—John Husrey, James Hill. es Bridgeport. Township—L. D, Rathburn, Jas. O. Sweetland, F. 8. Wood . Peter Graham, Thos. Hall, Bloomfield--C. Harker, Solas Glasson, J. A. Cray, L. Bushnell, Chas, Haskell. Cure for Headache. Asa 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 to its. influence. We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In, cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed tone of 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. : For District Attorney. cern E. B. Power is isa in tidlag's: TRANSCRIPY as a candidate for the office of District Attorney, ‘subject to the decision of the Republican County Convention, Mr, Power isa young and bright lawyer, and always been=a good Republican. He will go into this convention with a good deal * substantial support. eo tuckien’s Arnica Saive. 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 cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. ‘For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, +e A Million Friends. A friend in need-is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If you have never used this Great Medicine, one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Each bottle is guaranteed to do all that is claimed or money will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store Large bottles'50c, and $1.00. RememseEr, Clothing at your own price VERY SUDDEN. Chas. Pincus Drops Dead in the National Hotel Yard. Chas, Pincus, who came here for his health from Oakland on the 27th of June last, died in the National Hotel yard at about 11. o’clock this forenoon. A short time previous to this he was in the hotel office writing a letter. He went from there up to the back yard and commenced vomiting blood, He asked Geo, Healey, a painter, who was at work there, to go and get him some salt, When Healey returned Pincus was lying on the ground. Dr, Tickell was sent for, but befere he had time time to prescribe for him Pincus expired. The cause of death was ree of the lungs. Deceased was a native of San Francisco and was 36 years of age. He was of medium height and build, with a dark complexion, dark hair and a very heavy black moustache. He usually were dark clothes and asmall cap. His father is a retired merchant of Oakland, Mr. Pincus, » during his short residence in this city, made many friends, as he was a most estimable young man, Dispatches were sent-to his parents at San Francisco and they will arrive here tomorrow morning to take charge of the body. SUPERIOR COURT. The Business Transacted Before That Tribunal. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: Estate of Gieo. Wood Beamer, deceased. Order admitting will to probate. Order appointing Caroline B. Breamer executrix. Bond fixed at $500. Estate of Emma J. Regh; deceased. Order settling final account. Estate of William Rogers, deceased, Decree settling annual account. Chas, B. McCauley vs. Chas. E. Clinch To enjoy sound and vigorous health, purify your blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. ‘Old Constitution Mine Sold. The old Constitution mine, which is_located on Deer creek near the Federal Loan, has been purchased by William Floyd of this city and a number of other gentlemen, They new owners propese to open the mine up and preliminary work has already been commenced and will be continued as rapidly as possible. TheConstitution is one of the oldest mines in this district and was at one time one of the richest. It has not been worked for many years owing to unavoidable circumstances, and it remains for the present company to build it up to what it once was. Large quantities of ore were extracted from the property during its working existence, and most of the rock had to be taken below for treatment, The ore was exceedingly rich, containing a very high grade of sulphurets, and paid handsomely. A Place of His Own. Robert Simmons, Sr., of last Saturday purchased the property owned by James Bennallack, commencing at the corner of Broad and Pine streets and continuing to~Geo. E. Turner's hardware store. The corner is occupied asa saloon, kept by Chas, Trenberth, the next’ as a vegetable store, the next by Morrison's tailor shop, the next by Dunster’s ‘barber shop and the other by P. F. Simonds as a law office, The property. rents for $85 per month and was purchased for $5,500. The new owner got a big bargain. this city He Counts for Six. Frank R. Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, arrived in this city Saturday evening and left on the night train for San Francisco to attend the Democratic State Convention. That county is entitled to six delegates, Frank being duly elected one of them, and had the other five in his trouser’s pocket—not the delegates but their proxies. The Democratic Delegates. J. E. Carr and N. Douglass, delegates to the Democratic State Convention, left for San Francisco yesterday morning. E. J. Rector is the other delegate from this city, and he has been at the Bay for the past week, connubiating with the unterrified chiefs. «Oo Be Returned Yesterday. Simeon Wenton and W. P. Shaw, the wealthy mining men,accompanied by L, P, Wardle of Virginia City, returned here other goods one-half price, at the closing~ out sale in the Transcript Block. jlstf and the crowd was leaving) and called the aforesaid meeting to order,-and stated the was not afraid to trust the people to nomietal. Order submitting demurrer. Order aforesaid open air. Mr, Caldwell then overruling demurrer. made an appeal to the audience to come for2% ward and sign the club roll, and after alet tre, and left that particular part of the aforesaid open air. vere tirade against the aforesaid Cleveland, yesterday morning from Forest City,’ wid BURNS AND BUCKLEY OUTDONE. Hon. John I. and Uriah L. Machine. ° For the past week the following has appeared in the ama ci advertising, colums: Ran the To Elect Delegates. Notice to the electors of Nevada Township.—A mass meeting of the People’s Party will be held in the open air on Saturday evening, in front of the stand at the junction of Broad and Pine streets, in Nevada City, for the punpose of nominating and electing tWo delegates, from each precinct in Nevada township, to act at the County Convention of the People’s Party, called for August 30, 1894. The meeting will.be called to order at 8 o’clock sharp. The People’s Party are not afraid to trust the people to nominate and elect their delegates, J. 1. CaLpwELL, U. L. Berexron, Gro. W. JonEs, Of County Central Committee. At about 8 and a half o’clock on the evening aforesaid, the Hon. J. I. Caldwell and U. L, Beightel, two of the aforesaid named parties, appeared propria persona upon the aforesaid named stand. For an half hour or more previous to the time that the aforesaid meeting was called tovorder, the afore, said named parties, to-wit: Caldwell and Beightol held adeep and earnest consultatioh, unknown to.«the aforesaid audience who had assembled there to see the aforesaid novel way carried into effect, to-wit: Thaé of electing delegates in the aforesaid open air to attend the aforesaid. People’s Party convention to be held in the city of Nevada, county of Nevada, State of .California, on Thursday, Aug. 30th, in the year of our Lord; 1894. At the time, heretofore stated, Mr. Caldwell arose from his seat (not, however, until a genuine Black Republican had called the aforesaid Caldwell’s Attention to the fact that it was getting late object of it. The aforesaid Caldwell did then and there state that the People’s Party nate and elect the aforesaid delegates in the lowing a few moments to elapse and none of his aforesaid audience coming to the centhe aforesaid Caldwell sailed in, in words, in a lively manner against’ his oldtime friend, to-wit: Grover . Clevelend, whereat many Democrats were disgusted After he had concluded his sehe said: ‘Gentlemen, the TRANSCRIPT says tbe People’s Party has taken a new departure in selecting its delegates to its county convention, and the TRANscRiPY is right. The People’s Party is for the people first, last and all the time, with no bosses to put up jobs. The Secretary will now call the list of delegates for each precinct in Nevada township,” and then the aforesaid Caldwell planted himself in a chair, Mr. Uriah L. Beightol came forward and read the names of the following delegates, which were not nominated by the audience: Nevada City Precinct No. 1.—N. B. Kinkead and James H. Sharp. Nevada City Precinct No. 2. —John A. Wilson and Hugh McCauly. Nevada City Precinct No. 3.—A. G. Craig and J. C. Locklin. ‘Gold Flat Precinct.—Henry Odgers. and William C. Fredenburr. Selby--Flat.-Presinct.—O. A> —bompkine and Victor C, Gates. _ ree Indian Flat. Precinct. Joseph ‘Murphy and John Curry. The aforesaid Beightol then.took his seat, and then and there the afofesaid Caldwell came to the front again and said: “Gentlemen, you have heard the list of delegates that have been nominated and all in favor of their selection will say aye.” About-a-dosen-men-and about_two dozen kids said ‘‘I.’’ Whereupon the atoresaid Caldwell, without asking if they were ready for the question or calling for negative votes, as provided by parliamentary law, proclaimed the delegates duly elected to the county convention to be held at the afore-. said time and place. As stated by the Transcrivr a few days ago, ‘‘it was decidedly a new departure.” The aforesaid parties, to-wit: the chiefs of the People’s Party, namely: J. I, Caldwell and U. L. Beightol, have had a great deal to say about Dan. Burns running the Republican Party, and Chris. Buckley the Democratic Party. Now the people at large, and the TraNscrivt, the paper aforesaid named, would like to know: Have not the People’s Party two bosses in Nevada township more audacious than Burns or Buckley ever dared to be, and should not the aforesaid bosses, Caldwell and Beightol, in future hold sacred the names of the aforesaid Burns and Buckley ia.doing those things that the aforesaid ‘Burns and Buckley have never stooped to? The Transcript speaks for the aforesaid left on the forenoon train for the Bay. They speak in the highest terms ef the mining section that they visited. They will return Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. yBices BAKING at some future time. «ee ee the country than all others diseases put together, and until the last few years supposed to be incurable, For a great many years doctors pronounced it a local disease, and prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable. Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional disease and therefore requires constitutional treatment. Hall’s Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the market. It is taken internally in doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful, It acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. They offer one hundred dollars for every.case it fails to cure. Send forvirculars and testimonials. Address, F. J. CHENEY & C0.;Toledo, 0. 7 8old by Draggists, 75e.Tuere is more Catarrh in this section of Secretary of Saturday night’s meeting ? nominate the dejegates ? open-air audience, and would like to have the aforesaid Caldwell and Beightol answer the following questions: 1, Who elected the aforesaid Caldwell and Beightol, respectively, Chairman and 2, Why was not the audience allowed to 3. Where did thelist of delegates come from? tee 4. After the job of selecting delegates, in some out of the way place, and not from the open air, as advertised, why was not the audience allowed to give a negative vote? this meeting, and if John I, or Uriah L. TRANSCRIPT are open to them a gratis, for nothing. «ee eer has had in freeing old and young from afflictions cansed by impure blood, is really re~ markable. ecg negate cnet candidate for Congress in the Third gressional District, arrived here last even= ing on his way below. Richard Moore eee from Mrs. Moore has been undergoing medical treatment for some time but her condition is unchanged. _ PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. L, Hyman has returned from below. © R.C. Walrath has gone to the Bay. J. H. Noland came down from Downieville Sunday on his way below. O.R. Alexander and C, Honigsberger, of San Francisco, J. Fogarty came over from Birchville today. E, A. Bander and T. Vizzard came down from Moore's Flat today. Miss M. Wilhelm of Grass Valley made a visit to friends in this city today. are in town. D. A. Foreman of Pike City is in town. J. Langman and J. J. Johns, of Redding, are here spending a few days. W. M. Wilson of San Francisco is here experting mining property. James M., Skeati came down! from North Bloomfield today. C. Phelps came down from Phelps Hill today, C. A. Pillie and family, of Washington, arrived here today on their way below. L. Conrath and A. Halstead, of Smartsville, are in town. J. H. Mitchell of San Francisco is town. J. A. Comer of San Francisco came in on the morning train. Miss Maggie O'Donnell has gone below on a short visit. Charles Grimes left for San Francisco yesterday morning. E. L. Hollawell of San. Francisco is here on @ visit. Mrs. H. Pecarty has gone to Jackson visit her parents.

Hetry Netshe of San Francisco is Grass Valley and will open up a wholesale liquor store, Miss Carrie Livingston, Mrs. S. B. Schuttz and Mrs. Mrs. R. E. arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan to visit her father, Chas, Schuerman, W.C. Ralston, Secretary of the State Miners’ Association, and B. B. Thayer, ing engineer, were in town yesterday. J. A. Barham of Santa Rosa, who Mr. and Mrs. San Francisco last evening. Mrs, Lyda Crossett came who has been visiting the family of B. H. Miller, returned home yesterday. Moses Bates of Graniteville arrived here Saturday on his way to the Democratic State Convention. President Gus Kartschoke of the Champion mine arrived here from San Francisco last evening and will remain about a week. Duff, White Water, Wisconsin, left today for Grass Valley. : Mrs, Porter of Reno, who has been here on a visit to the family of, Geo, turned home Saturday, Dr. Tickell returned from Washington this forenoon, where he had been to attend to a young child of M. McIver, who is seriously ill. Shaw, reMontgomery of Sacramento minis a Conup from Alamieda Saturday on a visit to her’ parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Dibble, at Grass Valley. ' Ex-Senator McDonald of Nevada State but.now-of San Francisco and Thos. Cole and son. are in Grass Valley on mining business. H. W. Newbauer, President of the Metropolitan Match Factory of San Francisco, and a capitalist, ie on a visit to Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Weissbein, at Grass Valley. Judge Walling returned home from the Bay Saturday evening. He will leave ina in to in of BURNED FRIDAY NIGHT. The Hoisting “Works at the Eagle Bird Mine. At twenty minutes to twelve o'clock on Friday night last, the hoisting works at the Eagle Bird mine at Maybert by some means caught fire and were totally destroyed, together with everything connected therewith, The mill and all other buildings were scorched but not damaged. The fire is supposed to have caught from an old stove which the miners used to heat their night lunches. The miners down below were working on the seven-hundred and eight-hundred levels and of course knew nothing of the fire above, and it was just about the time that they went up to eat their 12-o’clock lunches. ‘The bucket at the time was hanging at the seven-hundred-foot level. A Chinaman stepped into it to ascend to the surface, as he did so the bucket and wire rope, with Chinaman, suddenly dropped to the eight-hundredfoot level, instantly killing the poor celestial, An inquest was held on the Chinaman by the Justice of the Peace of Washington yesterday afternoon, The Chinaman killed was a high-up Mason and_ will be buried tomorrow at Washington with all the honors of that fraternity. The damage will probably be ‘in the neighborhood of $2000. It will take about two months to rebuild the hoisting works again, All work will stop of course till that time. The mill will commence crushing today with several hundred tons of rock on hand, ——— -—-+-+@e + a A Good Chance. Mrs, Sarah Maloney, who has successfully carried on the restaurant’ business for the past fifteen years in this city, at the place known as the Chicago restaurant, on Commercial street, is about to retire from business. She offers the place, which has been used as a restaurant, for rent to any responsible parties who desire to open any other kind of business, reserving the upper portion ofthe building for her own use, This is one of the best stands in the city, and will be rented ata reasonable rate, if applied for immediately. + -2@e > Military Inspection. \ Col,’ Guthrie and Mag., Sheehan, and Lieut-Col. McKee of Sacramento, were here Saturday evening on an official visit tu Nevada Light Guard, The following officers were elected: Capt, Ceo. A. Nihell, Ist Lieut., R: Bowerman, 2d Lieut;; C. Weisenburger, + 2@e o-——~ and ‘The Merrifield. The Champion mill was today started up crashing rock from the Merrifield mine. 2 @@e o-An Elegant Residence. Clarence Shurtleff is building an elegant residence this side of Gold Flat. A gentleman from Oukland is building it, and it is said that it will be second to none in this city, excepting the beautiful residence of Dr. R. M. Hunt. -2~@eo A New Store. The Transcript has truthfully reported have anything to say the columns of the Tux success which Hood's Sarsaparilla day or two for Pittsburg, Pennsy lvania, to attend the convention of the Grand -Army of the Republic which assembles at that place on the 11th of September. ——+ 2&0. + ————— A. O. F. of A. Meeting. The officers and members of Court Garfield, No. 6810, Ancient Order of Foresters of America, are hereby requested to meet at their Hall this Monday evening at 8 o’clock sharp for the transaction of important business. By order of Wm. Arery, C. R. Wa. Sanpow, Sec., pro tem, Omitted Today. The arrivals at the National Exchange and Union Hotels were so large on Saturday and Sunday that we have not the space to spare to publish a list of them in today’s Transcript. The arrival of people here from abroad at the present time is unprecedented. Among them are a great. many mining men who come here to make: investments. eo ea Entertained Her Friends. Miss Josie Downing entertained a number of friends at dinner yesterday. Upwards of twenty were present, and al] voted Miss Downing a most charming hostess. The spread was laid in the dining room of! the Central Hotel and reflected great credit upon the new management of that hostelry. Meeting. The ‘members of Nevada Lodge, F. and A. M. are requested to meet at their hall on Wednesday evening, Aug. 22d. A full attendance is desired. 3t -e C@e eo e McCarthy and Dempsey. Wednesday vight Jack Dempsey and Billy McCarthy will meet at the Olympic Club in New Orleans. The mill will show whether the Nonparei] retains any of his old-time vigor and agility. a ——-OPIce! Icet crushed, This mine will be heard from in grand style in the near future: : today about noon between a saloon man and‘a butcher. ter blood and it was only through the interference of friends that they were kept from gratifying their wish. Gassaway, a daughter. It is said on the street that I. Stein of Virginia City has leased the place now occupied by R. Simmons as 4 saloon and will open a first-class variety store, similar to that of Howe's, now Ike Fiel, at Grass Valley. eee IONE rence Voice CultUre and Singing. Mrs. De Wit Renfrow of San Francisco will give lessons in voice culture and singleave word at the National Hotel. -2-2@e + Good Rock. ed Some very fine rock is now being taken out of the Home mine, which is now being a20 Lively “Scrap.” There was a lively fight on Broad street Both contestants were afBORN. In North Bloomfield, August 5th, to the wife of J. 8. King, a son. At the Ruby mine, Sierra county, Cal., August Ilth, 1894, to the wife of A. 1894, All Run Down Was my condition, says Mr. Wm. Weatherford, tax collector at Key West, Florida. My appetite was poor and I was quite miserable, te have taken 6 bottles of Hood’s para Hoods =: =e Cures in peg worry no distress after eating, have good appetite. Hood’s Pills are a mild cathartic. 25c. ing. All desiring her services will please . ‘. onable waste o WAITE’S. PETITION. It is Being Circulated in Every County.—Over 2600 Signatures, Over 2600 signatures to E.G. Waite's petition for the purpose of securing him a place on the ticket for Secretary of State, have been obtained in Sacramento city and county, and the canvas is atill on, It is said by those who are getting it up that at least 25,000 names wil] be obtained in the State before the petitions are all called in, ~The report from Yolo county is that nearly every voter is appending his signature, and the same is true of Alameda and Nevada, Io the last-named county evefy Republican, Democrat and Populist says Waite is their candidate, and the petitions at Grass Valley and Nevada City represent almost the entire vote. Mayor Ellert heads the list in San Francisco, and hundreds of names. are obtained daily among the business men and taxpayers of that city. Letters are being received daily from almost every county in the State asking for blank petitions. When they are all in and filed with the proper authorities, it will be a monster list and a high compliment to Mr. Waite, showing the high esteem in which he is held by his constituents, We copy the above from the Siteimente Bee of Saturday. The Bee is mistaken so far as Nevada county is concerned. No petitions have been ciroulated here that the Transcrirr reporter has heard of. ~—— 9 O@e eo“@ uuranteed Cure. We authorize our advertised druggist to sell Dr. King’s New Discovery for ConsumpIf you are afflicted with a Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy as direoted, giving it a fair trial,.and experience no benefit, you may return the bottle and have your money refunded. We could not make this offer did could be relied on. Trial bottles free at Carr Bros., Drug Store. Large size 50c. and $1.00. ~+ 20+ Lateést Ever Held, The Republican Copnty Convention, to be held in,Grass Valley on the 8th of September, will contain a larger number of delegates than any political convention ever held in the county. The proclamation calls for two hundred and twenty-three members, One of the main objects of making the convention so large was for the purpose of giving a larger representation in the smaller precincts of the county, Nevada City will be entitled to 40 members and the whole township 67. We predict that, notwithstanding the large number, it will prove to be.a niost successful convention, a me e Disappointed. the wspeople here about the Republican County Convention being held at Grass Valley, instead of this city. <2 >’ GREAT VAKB From little acorns grow, so also do fatal diseases spring from small beginnings. Never neglect. syinptems of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they causé much suffering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. MoLean’s Liver and Kidneys Balm is a certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency. Sold at Care Bros., Drug Store, PDO See Sewing Machine Needles. Wheeler & Wilson needles for Noa. 6, 7, 8 and 9 machines, at Lurrsz.& Branp’s, ————+-290-Pure Arctic Fountain Soda Water at Carr posure to dralt. tion, Coughs and Colds, upon this, condition. } we not know that Dr. King’s New Discovery . ’ It never disappoints, . f There is a general disappointment among THOSE MINING SUITS. The Champion Company Saves Its Entire Pay Shoot. A great deal is being said about the result of the law suits between the Champion, Wyoming and Providence mining companies, and a great many opinions are expressed in relation thereto. The truth of the matter in a-nutshell is this: The Champion Company won the suit entitled A, Walrath vs, the Champion Mining Company. This was only a case of end lines, In the case of the Wyoming Company vs, Champion Company, the latter have saved their entire pay shoot, and will this week be able to start up their works and give employment in a short time to as large a number of men as they ever did, and the people here are happy over the fact, RES A cee a Your cough was occasioned by careless exCure it at once with Ayer’s Cherry Pectora), seilifresnerer ert will Deliver the Address. Ce F. McGlashan of Truckee has accepted the invitation to deliver the opening address at the District Fair, at the Pavilion in this city. Mc isa good speaker and can be counted on to make a very interesting speech, +e +-——--~ “Another Boarder. Constable Townsend. arrived here frem Grass Valley today with Herman Singer to serve aterm of 10 days in the qounty jail for disturbing the peace. ‘ ~-*e@e<+---—— Piano Tuning. W. D. Travers, the well-known. pianotuner, will be in Nevada City in a few days. *#23 0 OOOO In the Deaths of Misery. hough endowed with wealth ‘‘beyoud the dreams of avarice,’’ the wretched sufferer rom chronic dyspepsia is plunged in the depths of nisery from which he or she seldom emerges even tor aday at astretch. There is a way to down the imp. Invoke the aid of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters and he departs. Keep using the medicine, and the relief you promptly experience finally becomes permanent and a thorough cure is effected. Heartburn, flatulence, uneasiness and sinking at. the pit of the stomach, uervousness, insomnia—these are symptuins first relieved and finally oured, with their cause; by this ineffably reliable specific. Liver complaint and constipation, brother tormentors of dyapepsia, are also sent to limbo by the Bitters. So are rheumatism, malaria and kidney complaint. Use this helpful medicine systemat. cally, not by fits and starts. . i " Absolutely Pure.) A cream of tartar baking powder.-— Highest of all in leavening s -—Latest United States Government F port. Bros, je-26 & energy. the same thing. candy and passes on a pinch, as it were. thing that would equal them. In NEVADA CITY, vy It may be added, however, that when you say Confectionery of the highest quality and not something which is merely an apology for You can’t beat my candies anywhere on the Pacific Coast, and it would require something very like a wit goose, chase to find anyRoyal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St, N.Y, <vanernom = A WILD GOOSE. CHASE After something which as a matter of fact is directly under your hand is @ most unreasand Confectionery mean 1 eons “FOLEY,” you mean ‘LEADING CANDY-MAk -MAKER, FOLEY, Opp. L. Hyman & Co.’s Store, SUITS , Suits that sold from QT Call and see the goods. ANNUAL MEETING. The Union Ice Company is now prepared bat MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. F-ee fom Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ee : will stop Wednenday evening, August 22d. Tom Cream Sede Water at cai ieee = The Ainecionn Vik Os: 6 cabeaillie: ele not up medicine. con's Pras are purely vegetable, and do e , pain or gripe, Sold by all drugto deliver ice in quantities to suit to any . part of the city. tended to. al3 Ice Cold Soda Water at Carr Bros, hae Orders left at the Ice . House, on the Plaza, will be promptly at‘Thursday, August 30, 1894, At the Theatre, at 11 4. ., for the election of officers and 4 Ta! business. . F. ENGLEBRIGHT, Secretary: « 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. TH BY . . EIT! Mottison’s ‘5 ALWAYS FIT. We are giving you FITS at your own prices. @@™ Look at these prices—they can’t be beat : $30 to $35, for $25. Pants that sold from $10 to $12, now going at $8. We have more goods than _we can use. . They Must Go at “Any Price. eeu fam stccss. R. T. MORRISON, Merchant Tailor 35 PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. .