December 18, 1893 (4 pages)

aes ATE ensary ret, wn Francisco, ed in 1854 tor ent of Sexual nal Diseases, Gonorrhea, icture, Syph1 its forms, yeakness,Imte. bn che isars’ standing sted Leg Bucrreated, on has prac> thirty years rancisco und nsary is the and afflicted ‘the doctor ype, and inspitals there, nformation t to those in is. uence of eit aving sexual ung of both at, producin ‘ing train o ed by scienlow countepain in the e the rustling ‘iots, uneasi@ limbs,, conoss of confistrangers, a 6, dispositicn sctic blushes, ut the face, 18, Cons umpnot obtained, immediately, have a cure fic mode of age, who are ful maladies, esponsibility 0 obtain im. } CURED AT Dr. Gibbon, ‘time the disicine will be or curiosity, ull directions 1 others fail. or write. earney street, 0 Office Box ° [NING COMice is hereby bard of Dire Der, 1693,an asire was levied corporation, Secretary, a Nevada City, k upon whic npaid on the ye delinquent auction, and, ‘ill be sold on the hour of » Secretary of quent assessvertising and the Board of Secretary. ore, on Pine ofthe stockonsolidated ve held at the illoy’s Store, nia. h, 1893, if the purpose r theensuin h other busiing. }, Secretary. = ion, of applicants public schools ; Washington ng at 9 o’clock 1, 1893, ek. Each apfee of $2. OGERS, . Education. [R, DECEASy the nander© of Hariett rs of and all said deceasssary vouchhe first pubExecutrix at” Esq. Nevada ’ the transac‘tate, iu said Y K, EDDY, xter, deceased. of November n27 HAT IN PURrior Court. in te of Califorecem ber, 1893, 8. Dunn, decutors of the nn, deceased, ighest bidder es, and subrior Court on » at 12 o'clock por of the Suty of Nevada, title, interest i the time of 3 and interest tion of law or in addition to time of his pleces or parg in Nevada alifornia, and to-wit; . Nevada City, rn eomprisdesiguated on ade by H. 8. Lot formerly ane thereon rf ‘e*improveot. h, gold coin of {the purchase om the day of le by said SuRD, and cR, altament of J. a5 EL MINING eenth day of No. 6) of One fied upon the tion, payable gold coin, to oor to County Nevada City, } assessment teenth day of ent and adjon, an? un:. : be sold on ary, 1894, to together’ with of sale. ore, 5, Becretary, o SUTEI’s.Ulice, PLACE NOV ed to call, pay USLAND, Scott's Flat. D OF DIREC: eld on Dec. seventy-five rable en anid N, Cashier, ' edition, (iive him a cordial welcome, 4 VOL. LXVI--NO. 10204 NEVADA CITY, ¢ ALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1893, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co.” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. THE NEVADA CITY DISTRICT. —Published Every Evening, except Sunday. Editorial Correspondence to the Min ing and Scientific Press. BROWN & CALKINS, es Proprietors. The last issue of the San Francisco Min SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. can. That paper says: . AND NOW The fond and loving wife Is thinking day by day Of Christmas gifts to her liege lord For waich he'll have to pay. AND SO_ She scans her paper o’er Ard studies all the ads. Of what to buy and where to buy And how to save the scads. AND THUS The sapient merchant finds 2 That if he would feel glad He must within the TRANSCRIPT put A great big, well-writ ad. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. W. L. Cole went to San Francisco today. W. W. Wear of Sacramento was in town Sunday, Orrin Gowell returned Sunday from Oakland. . C. W. Tozer of Tulare arrived here on Sunday evening’s train. William Jones of San Francisco is here spending a few days. O. M, Eastman and Ed. Fish came down from Washington yesterday. T. C. Coogan of Oakland is here ona visit. M. Getz of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Hon. E, M, Preston returned home yesterday from Sacramento. James Cameron of San Francisco arrived . here on the morning train. Chas, Tiffany is here on a visit to his parents. Miss Eva Cooper of Virginia City is here on a visit to the family of ‘I. B. Gray. W. A. Dishorough and ©. N. Jones of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Chas. J, Heggerty and wife of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way home. J. Robertson and I, Robertson of Sacramento arrived here on last evening’s train on their way to North San Juan. Mrs. KE. A. Du Milieu and Miss Augustine Du Milieu of Colfax arrived here last evening on their way te North Bloomfield. Miss ‘Annie Selfridge, who was brought to this city several weeks ago to have. a tumor removed, was today taken back to her home at You Bet. EO ee ‘Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O. F., on Wednesday evening, Dec. 20th, for the purpose. of confering the Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees, All members are earnestly reyuested tobe present. By order of , B. F. Syenn, C. P. Guo. A. Gray, Scribe. Se pa Married Last Night. John Culver and Mrs, Lilly Wilcoxon were married at French Corral last night. Both are well known in this city, and their many friends here wish them much joy, The bride is the daughter of John Kuhlman of French Corral. ' Go'and Get A half-dozen of those handsome Gentlemen’s Initial Handkerchiefs for $1,35 at I. Reich & Co,’s, opposite the Union Hotel. tf Prisoners Discharged. John Kelly and Themas Byrne, who have been serving a term of thirty days in the. pany. Order granting twenty days’ time county jail for vagrancy, were discharged . in which to prepare statement on motion for yesterday. a new trial. penemnenetimdne caked Will Be Heré Tomorrow. W. F. Prisk, Esq., the talented editor and proprietor of the Grass Valley Union will be-here tomorrow to interview our people about his 10,000 Midwinter Fair + 2Oee — Acquitted. Warren Gibson was arrested last night on a charge of disturbing the peace. ‘Today he was acquitted. + eGo + --------i : A Wretch. ; Constable Scott. He has been around town severaj days and 4s accused of chasing women @nd little girls. He will be ‘tried before Justice Mulloy. ; Largely Attended. ‘ The Methodist Church was packed with by Mrs. Skelton. The collection was good and went to tue W. ©. T. U. A conrerénos of the New England Re-. Ties in any store, ii San Francisco than publican Governors will he called in the. there is in our window display. so.widely advertised or so directly instructive and beneficial to others as in the case of the Providence. well presiding : ols Ee : Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Order submitting return of sale of lumber and GROCERI ES fourth account of administrator, . @ new trial denied. Sentencé, 2 years and 6 months in San Quentin, Marshal Getchell for disturbing the peace Sunday and was brought before Justice Carr this morning. His Honor investigated the case and thought it advisable to let Mr. Short enjoy his Christmas dinner in the had a jury trial in Justice Carr's court, and . county jail. ‘He sent him up fer ten days. Saturday evening for disturbing the peace. He-was taken before Justice Carr this A stranger giving the name of A, W. . morning, pleaded guilty and was fined the Wright, was arrested this afternoon by . costs in the case, shutting down of hydraulic mining in 1884, and by the subsequent restriction of quartz‘. mining operations. The distribution of activity, it is true, is yet somewhat uneven, cannot appreciate the full. extent and vital consequences of that bitter conflict which waged for years between the valley and mountain interests until he sees actual evidence in devestating results, ~The sentiment of the disinterested was, years ago, largely behind the anti-debris élement, because of a widely prevalent and carefully nufsed conviction that it was battling for hearth and home. It‘seems just to have dawned on the public mind that, with victory for the valley people, the blight of starvation descended upon and withered towns, villages and districts whose whole dependence was the life of the hydraulic industry, and that the issué was of the highest moment to them and their people. They were driven from home and fireside and compelled to restore their broken fortunes elsewhere. Their hardships were great, but let us hope their reward will be greater. “These reflections are impressed upon the visitor who makes a tour of Nevada county, The wreck'of a great industry is in places the first and almost the only thing he sees. But elsewhere he finds substantial _ evidences of grewth, wealth and happiness, and it is these it is the purpose of this letter in part to review. There are signs of reviying life in hydraulic mining, ‘and it is probable that a few years will witness an approximation to its former dimensidns, Quartz mining has in the Nevada and Grass Valley districts experienced a very notable revival, and all parts ef the county partake more or less in its benefits, The salient feature of recent developments about Nevada City is the general movement in the direction of deep mining. Tt has been demonstrated beyond the possi~ bility of chance that deep sinking is attended by prefitable results; and steady downward progress is now being made in several of the important properties of the district. It appears to have been the rule in the district that, when development reached a point in the neighborhood of 1000 feet, barren rock would be encountered, and, in many places, the impression was prevalent that the ledge would pinch out; and it remained for the Providence Mining Company, through its superintendent, Col, Carl Davis, to disclose the real value of the deep quartz, The Mountaineer mine continued sinking its shaft after poor rock was struck, and found pay ore; but the result of its operations dees not appear to have been ( To be continued.) Superior Court. ing and Scientific Press contains a very long review of the mines in this district, and we) cases murders have been committed in th regret that we have not the space to pub. mountainous regions of Yuba county, som lish the whole article in one issue of the . twenty miles from Nevada City. In each Trayscrier. We shall, however, publish the whole article from time. to time as we. tions of the law, and many of the bette It is a pleasant thing, in these days of. the daring displayed by the outlaws. industrial depression, to visit aregion which. The murder of Charles Walker, near has entirely escaped the recent pinch of hard times, and is enjoying a full season of feeling of excitement to prevade the local prosperity, undisturbed by general outside}ity. Suspicion at the time pointed to sev influences and unequaled for more than two decades in the history of California’s mining . but proof of guilt cou!d not be obtained. industry, A new era of development has begun for Nevada county, and the past two years have been marked by activity and great material progress. It has fairly begun to recover from the blow inflicted. by the. ping and was dangerously shot. From thé and the roar of the hydraulic giant is still unheard in the great gravel districts, where decayed fluthes, idle pipe lines, deserted pits and depopulated towns tell a’ tale of desolation and ruin melancholy as death. One Jounston’s in Ties, then you cannot get . The following business was transacted in . suited in this city. : tf the Superior Court today, Hon. John CaldINDIANS ARRESTED.: y Yuba County. ~}. On several occasions during the past tw clasg of residents have become alarmed a: torney McDaniel returning Thursday from the mountains with John Vann, a squaw man, and Indian Tom, an old Digger Indian, and father of the young Indian who is supposed to have done the shooting .while in Vann’s company. The officers evidently have good proof against the parties suspected, but will not reveal its nature just now. The Sheriff has offered a reward for the arrest of the young Indian, and says that he expects to have him in custody within a few days. See reeMles ero gy ae Something Nice. Fancy Candy and Candy Ornaments for Xmas, in great variety, at A. Tam’s. Call and make your selections.’ They're nice. : +400 45 Cents Will Buy . A half-dozen .Children’s Initial Handkerchiefs at I. Reich & Co.'s, opposite Union Hotel, tf Sa ir Stamped Mufflers. Black Surah Silk . Hemstitched Mufilers, stamped for embroidering, only $1.75, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, dl6 3t tt a For Nice Fruits Go to Mrs. Hocking’s on Broad street., tf rt OE piste Ir you want to buy candy cheap, go* to A. Tam’s, on Broad streety-where a fine lot of fresh candies can always be found, alg ncn eer FS} One hundred‘ and fifteen years ago Cap= tain Cook discovered Hawaii of the Sandwick Islands. +-2Ge + Ir London streets were put end to end they would reach from that city to St. Petersburg. : Tne Atlantic Ocean is’ crossed yearly by 1,000 ships, : tt Ie mr arene * Evening Gioves. Twenty-button length Kid Gloves for evening wear, only ¢2,\at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, dl6 3t mere ae +2@ee orn comer ELEGANT Toilet Cases, Albums, Odor Stands, Perfumes and Toilet Articles of al kinds, at Vinton’s. Call and see them. t _ +e + a For Nice Toys Go to Mrs, Hocking’s on Broad street. tf 0 ee If Not There, Nowhere. If you cannot get suited at Carrer & Tahoe lce Company vs, Union Ice ComThe People vs. Fred Vivian.! Motion for Police Court. John Short was arrested yesterday by Constable Scott arrested Jehn Anderson « oo Cannot Be Beat No Better in the State. Yeoucan not find « better selection of foterest of better times in New England, 5 . i tf Carrer & Jounwroy, At KIDD’S— Everything in the line of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coff es, Spices, Sugars, Canned Goods, Ete., Ete., Ete, Commercial Street, Junction of Main. The Holiday Goods at the White House, Fine Candies, Oy sters, Etc. opposite Union Hotel, excels anything of the kind ever shown in this city. San Francisco prices will rule at this establishpeople last evening to tisten to the address} ™ent. aaa ' tf . Candies, Honey. Cake Cows, Horses, H’3 JUST RECKIVED A LARGE, AND €. Staple And Fancy FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES * Atrial order will convince you that it pays iu every way to patronize KIDD, the ‘most popular Family Grover, THOS. KIDD, A. TAM fine stock of Babies, Etc., Etc. The best of meals served at all hours, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. years deadly assaults and intwe or three . Italian residents assembled -at’ A. Tam’s case mystery has surrounded these infrac-. spoke for an hour and twenty-five minutes, Oregon Hill, some months ‘ago, caused a. the Government and institutions: of our eral half-breed Indians and some squawmen, . expected of every true American citizen, About two weeks ago a young man/. strong terms, saying the leaders are the named Noble Peterson, whe was visiting relatives at Strawberry Valley, was called . auditors to pin their faith to the Republican to the door of the house where he was stop. party. : dark outside-he could not identify his asvailants, but the act so aroused his relatives . was frequently applauded,’ bachelor girls, and the people in the vicinity that a search} Prof. Ciceri leaves here tomorrow for} / 7 was begun. Marysville. Get a Nice Parlor Set.~ Suspicion again pointed to those who Wren a. oe sera : were credited with Waller’s murder, and NeEwsraveR advertisements date from There Si ike establishment in the county investigations have since been in progress, . 1652. that carries such a fine stock of Parlor Sets resulting in Sheriff Inlow and District AtFresh Eastern Oysters served in Claes: Wor or. any style, MEETING OF ITALIANS. —— Right. Men in Right Places. ~. Charged With Crimes Committed in. Prof. E. Ciceri Addresses His Coun-. Ione Valley Echo:—The present gem . ment of the Preston School of Industry is attending to the welfare of that institution in a therough, practical, business-like manner, whichis indeed gratifying to all citizens who have watched the progress of that Institution towards cempletion. Commissioners Preston, Mace and Andrews appear trymen at This City. ° Yesterday afternoon about seventy-five e . restaurant on Broad street to listen to an e}address by Prof. E. Ciceri, who is at pres— ent sojourning in this city. The Professor to be actuated by a proper conception of the great trust confided to them, and Superintendent Bank, by his marked executive ability. and thorough understanding of his duties, has already shown that he is the right man in the right place. The work of these gentlemen is in sharp coutrast with the negligent management of the institu. tien by the Prison Directora. For Oysters in any style, during the holidays or ariy other time, go to Tam’s restaurant. Frozen Oysters for sale. d18)w rjhis speech being an able and eloquent tleffort. He impressed upon his hearers the importance of educating themselves and of becoming thoroughly posted regarding -. country, with a view of becoming better -. qualified to discharge the important duties He denounced the Democratic party in worst Kind of demagogues, and advising his , The speaker was listened to with wrapt Tere are entire apartment houses in attention throughout his entire speech, and New York monopolized by self-supporting Serstalprened gi guceia espe as JaMus Kinkeap. They are of the latest Everybody Read. styles and will be sold at San Francisco <— prices, tf It is astonishing, the variety of Christmas gifts.which may be hatl at 25 cents each, ema aintr ean nen epee Tl Som& man who is good on figures says Among the many may be found Trumpets, that 10,000,000,000 tubers can be raised Ten Pins, Harmonicas, Kid-body Dolls, . from a ringle potato in ten years, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Dishes, Buililasf NDE uae te ing Blocks, Perfumery, Purses, Games, Tue little islalnd of Iceland, with about Picture Books, two dozen Wax Candles . 79,000 inhabitants, has the same number of Tree Ornaments, Woolly Animals, &c., &o, . Newspaper as the great Empire of China. Call and see the novelties, Mrs. Lesrer & Craw FORD, Tue deaths due te the Civil War tf Nevada City, amounted, on the side of the North, to 349,+ #@e+ 044 ; on the the side of the South, to about Best in Town. 150,000, Carrrr & Jonxsres have a larger and hao gee oe finer stock of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Mutilers and :Reafs ‘to. select from Latest Style Hats Can be found at Charles Grimes’, All sizes than any other house in this city. d14-tf and colors. Go and look at them, tf Coming HKvents Cast Their Shadows Before Them ! So it has Been Said! And very often they do, Nothing in Nevada City. casts so large a shadow as Foley’s Home-made Candies, Shadow which bespeaks their wide and rapidly increasing mages Everybody buys them ; everybody prizes them and it’s good as @ prize to secure a box of ti xe Choice Confections for the nominal sum at which they are sold. —T—R—Y T—H—E—~M.— FOLEY, Leading Candy Maker. EpnH. CouHn’s EFAGOSTOR WY +ik:<@ Commercial St,, Opp. Daily Transcript Printing Office. puolorsT = ONFECTIONS ~et—— One trial will convince you that I not only " keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices, : You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your o> HOLIDAY SWEETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, Accident at the German Mine. : It Is Surprising. Saturday evening James Kramer met. ~ A walk around town within the corporate with an accident at the German mine, near . limits gives a person a good idea of the Ormonde, by whioh his right leg was . many changes and improvements that have broken. In attempting to throw the belt} been made during the past six or eight off the driving pulley of the rock breaker, . months within our town, but to get someusing a shovel handle, as he had done many . thing of an idea ef what has been,,done on times before, the blade ofuthe shovel caught in some of the machinery behind him and caused the handle to strike him a hard blow . outskirts of town and take a careful, loek upon the leg just above the ankle. Both. about him. In every direction are to be bones were broken, Kramer was brought to this city yester-. or some other evidence of ‘the improvement day and taken to the home of Elisha Hamp-. of property. Much of this"outaide work is ton, Dr. Tickell is attending him. the outside, let the investigater ascend almost any one of the eminences near the seen new buildings, new roofs, new fences, in the way of quarts mills, hoisting works, Plenty of Turkeys. On and after December 19th all parties wishing nice Christmas turkeys can obtain them from H, Pecarty at his old stand, He will have 200 or 300 of the any tinest turkeys in the State, St OE Oe Now if you want something nice in that ‘ —_— line go to James Kinxean's furniture rooms. Of all kinds, go to Mrs, Hocking’s on and he will give you a bargain, tf . Broad street, tf blacksmith shops, sheds, tramways, or other mining structures. All of these ‘“iinprevements have been made in a substantial, lasting manner. 000 Oe Fine Presents. d18 lw Call at Goupen's and select your Christ: cau mas presents, All new and stylish goods‘ Art Productions. f W. D. Vinton’s stock of fine holiday «Elegant Suspenders. Gift Books, Booklets, Christmas Cards, ete., is the finest in this city. and at prices that defy competition, d2-tf “ + 20-2 Fancy Embroidered Suspenders, suitable fora Xmas present, at Carrer & JounSTON's, tf tf Hanging Mirrors. ere ee iat ninnaicenes For Nice Christmas Presents A FREE TRIP —TO THE— MIDWINTER FAR Ev 825, ie entitled t The one guessin will have his or her board and lodging at The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will . counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, Our object in d show them that w One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, via Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any . First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or © One guess for every purchase he or she makes. the nearest to the number of beans cont: re paid to San Francisco! any first-class hotel in San Franolaco. The guessing contest starts in NOVEM lat, 1894, at 9 o'clock P. M. ained in a glass aor and return, including one wéek’s BER 16th and ends on FEBRUARY . every day and evenbe broken and the Beans : joing this is to get better acquainted with the people and ecan and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Govts, Boots, Shoes, Ete As cheap as if not Chearper than at any other house in thie city. OVERCOAT S eset. That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values. Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. ' CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets aay . ~ Ra Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. nie FRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest ' Acall from the most sceptical will please us. he We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast.$Y go : Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing by EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, ) GRAND DISPLAY . m Stay ° and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought ie aieees ‘clocks to Nevada City. “ 1-Day Ladies’ sil Gentlemen's silver tie Ladies’ solid Main eprie in springs Clocks cleaned YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. . Pin tongues Everything ALL KIND \ TRANSCRIPT BLOCK, Orders from the country solicited, 00 Puck Birla faa n cs ss bee Spias ie cae cael ink eae pan tT OEE EELS Des ED TIES Te ME ad a Sel akede Che Cocke TORT ee EEe See I ay MR Se as, (ali de whavis aks ee OM in gd vps ited. cate, . 1.50 “ Oe aikveCaons ee rity hed er he an roreriee « oe Cees rem. ..:. re ear ge 1.00 CIVAMENL ck Hao wt LOPS db ea hook heaters ones 1.25 i) a Bray Mee aes amused oN Ess 212 Wiictesesy eae date R Waar ielicaw. Feceieds: Shani ae cenachwiscces SG RENE He LW G LEeRA DADS Wes EMD Ed Sc Kou vL La <u tiiesiiee Se PEN, OREN nee Beh Pip RR LN Se ReT ee oss wc ras <a” Come ERS ON tel Chek EUG ca aie ohn eee Wiccekssubiakeliclesc ae And all other goods and work in proportion. guaranteed first-class. S OF JEWELRY MADE TO ORDER. l. H. HEROLD, 'COMMERCIAL STREE oe Pag ery (Wren, How

aes ATE ensary ret, wn Francisco, ed in 1854 tor ent of Sexual nal Diseases, Gonorrhea, icture, Syph1 its forms, yeakness,Imte. bn che isars’ standing sted Leg Bucrreated, on has prac> thirty years rancisco und nsary is the and afflicted ‘the doctor ype, and inspitals there, nformation t to those in is. uence of eit aving sexual ung of both at, producin ‘ing train o ed by scienlow countepain in the e the rustling ‘iots, uneasi@ limbs,, conoss of confistrangers, a 6, dispositicn sctic blushes, ut the face, 18, Cons umpnot obtained, immediately, have a cure fic mode of age, who are ful maladies, esponsibility 0 obtain im. } CURED AT Dr. Gibbon, ‘time the disicine will be or curiosity, ull directions 1 others fail. or write. earney street, 0 Office Box ° [NING COMice is hereby bard of Dire Der, 1693,an asire was levied corporation, Secretary, a Nevada City, k upon whic npaid on the ye delinquent auction, and, ‘ill be sold on the hour of » Secretary of quent assessvertising and the Board of Secretary. ore, on Pine ofthe stockonsolidated ve held at the illoy’s Store, nia. h, 1893, if the purpose r theensuin h other busiing. }, Secretary. = ion, of applicants public schools ; Washington ng at 9 o’clock 1, 1893, ek. Each apfee of $2. OGERS, . Education. [R, DECEASy the nander© of Hariett rs of and all said deceasssary vouchhe first pubExecutrix at” Esq. Nevada ’ the transac‘tate, iu said Y K, EDDY, xter, deceased. of November n27 HAT IN PURrior Court. in te of Califorecem ber, 1893, 8. Dunn, decutors of the nn, deceased, ighest bidder es, and subrior Court on » at 12 o'clock por of the Suty of Nevada, title, interest i the time of 3 and interest tion of law or in addition to time of his pleces or parg in Nevada alifornia, and to-wit; . Nevada City, rn eomprisdesiguated on ade by H. 8. Lot formerly ane thereon rf ‘e*improveot. h, gold coin of {the purchase om the day of le by said SuRD, and cR, altament of J. a5 EL MINING eenth day of No. 6) of One fied upon the tion, payable gold coin, to oor to County Nevada City, } assessment teenth day of ent and adjon, an? un:. : be sold on ary, 1894, to together’ with of sale. ore, 5, Becretary, o SUTEI’s.Ulice, PLACE NOV ed to call, pay USLAND, Scott's Flat. D OF DIREC: eld on Dec. seventy-five rable en anid N, Cashier, ' edition, (iive him a cordial welcome, 4 VOL. LXVI--NO. 10204 NEVADA CITY, ¢ ALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 18, 1893, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co.” THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT. THE NEVADA CITY DISTRICT. —Published Every Evening, except Sunday. Editorial Correspondence to the Min ing and Scientific Press. BROWN & CALKINS, es Proprietors. The last issue of the San Francisco Min SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. can. That paper says: . AND NOW The fond and loving wife Is thinking day by day Of Christmas gifts to her liege lord For waich he'll have to pay. AND SO_ She scans her paper o’er Ard studies all the ads. Of what to buy and where to buy And how to save the scads. AND THUS The sapient merchant finds 2 That if he would feel glad He must within the TRANSCRIPT put A great big, well-writ ad. PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. W. L. Cole went to San Francisco today. W. W. Wear of Sacramento was in town Sunday, Orrin Gowell returned Sunday from Oakland. . C. W. Tozer of Tulare arrived here on Sunday evening’s train. William Jones of San Francisco is here spending a few days. O. M, Eastman and Ed. Fish came down from Washington yesterday. T. C. Coogan of Oakland is here ona visit. M. Getz of San Francisco is here spending a few days. Hon. E, M, Preston returned home yesterday from Sacramento. James Cameron of San Francisco arrived . here on the morning train. Chas, Tiffany is here on a visit to his parents. Miss Eva Cooper of Virginia City is here on a visit to the family of ‘I. B. Gray. W. A. Dishorough and ©. N. Jones of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Chas. J, Heggerty and wife of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco on their way home. J. Robertson and I, Robertson of Sacramento arrived here on last evening’s train on their way to North San Juan. Mrs. KE. A. Du Milieu and Miss Augustine Du Milieu of Colfax arrived here last evening on their way te North Bloomfield. Miss ‘Annie Selfridge, who was brought to this city several weeks ago to have. a tumor removed, was today taken back to her home at You Bet. EO ee ‘Special Meeting. There will be a special meeting of Mistletoe Encampment, No. 47, I. 0. O. F., on Wednesday evening, Dec. 20th, for the purpose. of confering the Golden Rule and Royal Purple degrees, All members are earnestly reyuested tobe present. By order of , B. F. Syenn, C. P. Guo. A. Gray, Scribe. Se pa Married Last Night. John Culver and Mrs, Lilly Wilcoxon were married at French Corral last night. Both are well known in this city, and their many friends here wish them much joy, The bride is the daughter of John Kuhlman of French Corral. ' Go'and Get A half-dozen of those handsome Gentlemen’s Initial Handkerchiefs for $1,35 at I. Reich & Co,’s, opposite the Union Hotel. tf Prisoners Discharged. John Kelly and Themas Byrne, who have been serving a term of thirty days in the. pany. Order granting twenty days’ time county jail for vagrancy, were discharged . in which to prepare statement on motion for yesterday. a new trial. penemnenetimdne caked Will Be Heré Tomorrow. W. F. Prisk, Esq., the talented editor and proprietor of the Grass Valley Union will be-here tomorrow to interview our people about his 10,000 Midwinter Fair + 2Oee — Acquitted. Warren Gibson was arrested last night on a charge of disturbing the peace. ‘Today he was acquitted. + eGo + --------i : A Wretch. ; Constable Scott. He has been around town severaj days and 4s accused of chasing women @nd little girls. He will be ‘tried before Justice Mulloy. ; Largely Attended. ‘ The Methodist Church was packed with by Mrs. Skelton. The collection was good and went to tue W. ©. T. U. A conrerénos of the New England Re-. Ties in any store, ii San Francisco than publican Governors will he called in the. there is in our window display. so.widely advertised or so directly instructive and beneficial to others as in the case of the Providence. well presiding : ols Ee : Estate of Elle Ellen, deceased. Order submitting return of sale of lumber and GROCERI ES fourth account of administrator, . @ new trial denied. Sentencé, 2 years and 6 months in San Quentin, Marshal Getchell for disturbing the peace Sunday and was brought before Justice Carr this morning. His Honor investigated the case and thought it advisable to let Mr. Short enjoy his Christmas dinner in the had a jury trial in Justice Carr's court, and . county jail. ‘He sent him up fer ten days. Saturday evening for disturbing the peace. He-was taken before Justice Carr this A stranger giving the name of A, W. . morning, pleaded guilty and was fined the Wright, was arrested this afternoon by . costs in the case, shutting down of hydraulic mining in 1884, and by the subsequent restriction of quartz‘. mining operations. The distribution of activity, it is true, is yet somewhat uneven, cannot appreciate the full. extent and vital consequences of that bitter conflict which waged for years between the valley and mountain interests until he sees actual evidence in devestating results, ~The sentiment of the disinterested was, years ago, largely behind the anti-debris élement, because of a widely prevalent and carefully nufsed conviction that it was battling for hearth and home. It‘seems just to have dawned on the public mind that, with victory for the valley people, the blight of starvation descended upon and withered towns, villages and districts whose whole dependence was the life of the hydraulic industry, and that the issué was of the highest moment to them and their people. They were driven from home and fireside and compelled to restore their broken fortunes elsewhere. Their hardships were great, but let us hope their reward will be greater. “These reflections are impressed upon the visitor who makes a tour of Nevada county, The wreck'of a great industry is in places the first and almost the only thing he sees. But elsewhere he finds substantial _ evidences of grewth, wealth and happiness, and it is these it is the purpose of this letter in part to review. There are signs of reviying life in hydraulic mining, ‘and it is probable that a few years will witness an approximation to its former dimensidns, Quartz mining has in the Nevada and Grass Valley districts experienced a very notable revival, and all parts ef the county partake more or less in its benefits, The salient feature of recent developments about Nevada City is the general movement in the direction of deep mining. Tt has been demonstrated beyond the possi~ bility of chance that deep sinking is attended by prefitable results; and steady downward progress is now being made in several of the important properties of the district. It appears to have been the rule in the district that, when development reached a point in the neighborhood of 1000 feet, barren rock would be encountered, and, in many places, the impression was prevalent that the ledge would pinch out; and it remained for the Providence Mining Company, through its superintendent, Col, Carl Davis, to disclose the real value of the deep quartz, The Mountaineer mine continued sinking its shaft after poor rock was struck, and found pay ore; but the result of its operations dees not appear to have been ( To be continued.) Superior Court. ing and Scientific Press contains a very long review of the mines in this district, and we) cases murders have been committed in th regret that we have not the space to pub. mountainous regions of Yuba county, som lish the whole article in one issue of the . twenty miles from Nevada City. In each Trayscrier. We shall, however, publish the whole article from time. to time as we. tions of the law, and many of the bette It is a pleasant thing, in these days of. the daring displayed by the outlaws. industrial depression, to visit aregion which. The murder of Charles Walker, near has entirely escaped the recent pinch of hard times, and is enjoying a full season of feeling of excitement to prevade the local prosperity, undisturbed by general outside}ity. Suspicion at the time pointed to sev influences and unequaled for more than two decades in the history of California’s mining . but proof of guilt cou!d not be obtained. industry, A new era of development has begun for Nevada county, and the past two years have been marked by activity and great material progress. It has fairly begun to recover from the blow inflicted. by the. ping and was dangerously shot. From thé and the roar of the hydraulic giant is still unheard in the great gravel districts, where decayed fluthes, idle pipe lines, deserted pits

and depopulated towns tell a’ tale of desolation and ruin melancholy as death. One Jounston’s in Ties, then you cannot get . The following business was transacted in . suited in this city. : tf the Superior Court today, Hon. John CaldINDIANS ARRESTED.: y Yuba County. ~}. On several occasions during the past tw clasg of residents have become alarmed a: torney McDaniel returning Thursday from the mountains with John Vann, a squaw man, and Indian Tom, an old Digger Indian, and father of the young Indian who is supposed to have done the shooting .while in Vann’s company. The officers evidently have good proof against the parties suspected, but will not reveal its nature just now. The Sheriff has offered a reward for the arrest of the young Indian, and says that he expects to have him in custody within a few days. See reeMles ero gy ae Something Nice. Fancy Candy and Candy Ornaments for Xmas, in great variety, at A. Tam’s. Call and make your selections.’ They're nice. : +400 45 Cents Will Buy . A half-dozen .Children’s Initial Handkerchiefs at I. Reich & Co.'s, opposite Union Hotel, tf Sa ir Stamped Mufflers. Black Surah Silk . Hemstitched Mufilers, stamped for embroidering, only $1.75, at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, dl6 3t tt a For Nice Fruits Go to Mrs. Hocking’s on Broad street., tf rt OE piste Ir you want to buy candy cheap, go* to A. Tam’s, on Broad streety-where a fine lot of fresh candies can always be found, alg ncn eer FS} One hundred‘ and fifteen years ago Cap= tain Cook discovered Hawaii of the Sandwick Islands. +-2Ge + Ir London streets were put end to end they would reach from that city to St. Petersburg. : Tne Atlantic Ocean is’ crossed yearly by 1,000 ships, : tt Ie mr arene * Evening Gioves. Twenty-button length Kid Gloves for evening wear, only ¢2,\at Mrs. Lester & Crawford's, dl6 3t mere ae +2@ee orn comer ELEGANT Toilet Cases, Albums, Odor Stands, Perfumes and Toilet Articles of al kinds, at Vinton’s. Call and see them. t _ +e + a For Nice Toys Go to Mrs, Hocking’s on Broad street. tf 0 ee If Not There, Nowhere. If you cannot get suited at Carrer & Tahoe lce Company vs, Union Ice ComThe People vs. Fred Vivian.! Motion for Police Court. John Short was arrested yesterday by Constable Scott arrested Jehn Anderson « oo Cannot Be Beat No Better in the State. Yeoucan not find « better selection of foterest of better times in New England, 5 . i tf Carrer & Jounwroy, At KIDD’S— Everything in the line of choice family groceries, including Teas, Coff es, Spices, Sugars, Canned Goods, Ete., Ete., Ete, Commercial Street, Junction of Main. The Holiday Goods at the White House, Fine Candies, Oy sters, Etc. opposite Union Hotel, excels anything of the kind ever shown in this city. San Francisco prices will rule at this establishpeople last evening to tisten to the address} ™ent. aaa ' tf . Candies, Honey. Cake Cows, Horses, H’3 JUST RECKIVED A LARGE, AND €. Staple And Fancy FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES * Atrial order will convince you that it pays iu every way to patronize KIDD, the ‘most popular Family Grover, THOS. KIDD, A. TAM fine stock of Babies, Etc., Etc. The best of meals served at all hours, Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. years deadly assaults and intwe or three . Italian residents assembled -at’ A. Tam’s case mystery has surrounded these infrac-. spoke for an hour and twenty-five minutes, Oregon Hill, some months ‘ago, caused a. the Government and institutions: of our eral half-breed Indians and some squawmen, . expected of every true American citizen, About two weeks ago a young man/. strong terms, saying the leaders are the named Noble Peterson, whe was visiting relatives at Strawberry Valley, was called . auditors to pin their faith to the Republican to the door of the house where he was stop. party. : dark outside-he could not identify his asvailants, but the act so aroused his relatives . was frequently applauded,’ bachelor girls, and the people in the vicinity that a search} Prof. Ciceri leaves here tomorrow for} / 7 was begun. Marysville. Get a Nice Parlor Set.~ Suspicion again pointed to those who Wren a. oe sera : were credited with Waller’s murder, and NeEwsraveR advertisements date from There Si ike establishment in the county investigations have since been in progress, . 1652. that carries such a fine stock of Parlor Sets resulting in Sheriff Inlow and District AtFresh Eastern Oysters served in Claes: Wor or. any style, MEETING OF ITALIANS. —— Right. Men in Right Places. ~. Charged With Crimes Committed in. Prof. E. Ciceri Addresses His Coun-. Ione Valley Echo:—The present gem . ment of the Preston School of Industry is attending to the welfare of that institution in a therough, practical, business-like manner, whichis indeed gratifying to all citizens who have watched the progress of that Institution towards cempletion. Commissioners Preston, Mace and Andrews appear trymen at This City. ° Yesterday afternoon about seventy-five e . restaurant on Broad street to listen to an e}address by Prof. E. Ciceri, who is at pres— ent sojourning in this city. The Professor to be actuated by a proper conception of the great trust confided to them, and Superintendent Bank, by his marked executive ability. and thorough understanding of his duties, has already shown that he is the right man in the right place. The work of these gentlemen is in sharp coutrast with the negligent management of the institu. tien by the Prison Directora. For Oysters in any style, during the holidays or ariy other time, go to Tam’s restaurant. Frozen Oysters for sale. d18)w rjhis speech being an able and eloquent tleffort. He impressed upon his hearers the importance of educating themselves and of becoming thoroughly posted regarding -. country, with a view of becoming better -. qualified to discharge the important duties He denounced the Democratic party in worst Kind of demagogues, and advising his , The speaker was listened to with wrapt Tere are entire apartment houses in attention throughout his entire speech, and New York monopolized by self-supporting Serstalprened gi guceia espe as JaMus Kinkeap. They are of the latest Everybody Read. styles and will be sold at San Francisco <— prices, tf It is astonishing, the variety of Christmas gifts.which may be hatl at 25 cents each, ema aintr ean nen epee Tl Som& man who is good on figures says Among the many may be found Trumpets, that 10,000,000,000 tubers can be raised Ten Pins, Harmonicas, Kid-body Dolls, . from a ringle potato in ten years, Work Boxes, Work Baskets, Dishes, Buililasf NDE uae te ing Blocks, Perfumery, Purses, Games, Tue little islalnd of Iceland, with about Picture Books, two dozen Wax Candles . 79,000 inhabitants, has the same number of Tree Ornaments, Woolly Animals, &c., &o, . Newspaper as the great Empire of China. Call and see the novelties, Mrs. Lesrer & Craw FORD, Tue deaths due te the Civil War tf Nevada City, amounted, on the side of the North, to 349,+ #@e+ 044 ; on the the side of the South, to about Best in Town. 150,000, Carrrr & Jonxsres have a larger and hao gee oe finer stock of Neckwear, Silk Handkerchiefs, Mutilers and :Reafs ‘to. select from Latest Style Hats Can be found at Charles Grimes’, All sizes than any other house in this city. d14-tf and colors. Go and look at them, tf Coming HKvents Cast Their Shadows Before Them ! So it has Been Said! And very often they do, Nothing in Nevada City. casts so large a shadow as Foley’s Home-made Candies, Shadow which bespeaks their wide and rapidly increasing mages Everybody buys them ; everybody prizes them and it’s good as @ prize to secure a box of ti xe Choice Confections for the nominal sum at which they are sold. —T—R—Y T—H—E—~M.— FOLEY, Leading Candy Maker. EpnH. CouHn’s EFAGOSTOR WY +ik:<@ Commercial St,, Opp. Daily Transcript Printing Office. puolorsT = ONFECTIONS ~et—— One trial will convince you that I not only " keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices, : You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your o> HOLIDAY SWEETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, Accident at the German Mine. : It Is Surprising. Saturday evening James Kramer met. ~ A walk around town within the corporate with an accident at the German mine, near . limits gives a person a good idea of the Ormonde, by whioh his right leg was . many changes and improvements that have broken. In attempting to throw the belt} been made during the past six or eight off the driving pulley of the rock breaker, . months within our town, but to get someusing a shovel handle, as he had done many . thing of an idea ef what has been,,done on times before, the blade ofuthe shovel caught in some of the machinery behind him and caused the handle to strike him a hard blow . outskirts of town and take a careful, loek upon the leg just above the ankle. Both. about him. In every direction are to be bones were broken, Kramer was brought to this city yester-. or some other evidence of ‘the improvement day and taken to the home of Elisha Hamp-. of property. Much of this"outaide work is ton, Dr. Tickell is attending him. the outside, let the investigater ascend almost any one of the eminences near the seen new buildings, new roofs, new fences, in the way of quarts mills, hoisting works, Plenty of Turkeys. On and after December 19th all parties wishing nice Christmas turkeys can obtain them from H, Pecarty at his old stand, He will have 200 or 300 of the any tinest turkeys in the State, St OE Oe Now if you want something nice in that ‘ —_— line go to James Kinxean's furniture rooms. Of all kinds, go to Mrs, Hocking’s on and he will give you a bargain, tf . Broad street, tf blacksmith shops, sheds, tramways, or other mining structures. All of these ‘“iinprevements have been made in a substantial, lasting manner. 000 Oe Fine Presents. d18 lw Call at Goupen's and select your Christ: cau mas presents, All new and stylish goods‘ Art Productions. f W. D. Vinton’s stock of fine holiday «Elegant Suspenders. Gift Books, Booklets, Christmas Cards, ete., is the finest in this city. and at prices that defy competition, d2-tf “ + 20-2 Fancy Embroidered Suspenders, suitable fora Xmas present, at Carrer & JounSTON's, tf tf Hanging Mirrors. ere ee iat ninnaicenes For Nice Christmas Presents A FREE TRIP —TO THE— MIDWINTER FAR Ev 825, ie entitled t The one guessin will have his or her board and lodging at The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will . counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, Our object in d show them that w One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, via Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any . First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or © One guess for every purchase he or she makes. the nearest to the number of beans cont: re paid to San Francisco! any first-class hotel in San Franolaco. The guessing contest starts in NOVEM lat, 1894, at 9 o'clock P. M. ained in a glass aor and return, including one wéek’s BER 16th and ends on FEBRUARY . every day and evenbe broken and the Beans : joing this is to get better acquainted with the people and ecan and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Govts, Boots, Shoes, Ete As cheap as if not Chearper than at any other house in thie city. OVERCOAT S eset. That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values. Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. ' CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets aay . ~ Ra Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. nie FRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest ' Acall from the most sceptical will please us. he We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast.$Y go : Fine Watch and Jewelry Repairing by EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, ) GRAND DISPLAY . m Stay ° and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought ie aieees ‘clocks to Nevada City. “ 1-Day Ladies’ sil Gentlemen's silver tie Ladies’ solid Main eprie in springs Clocks cleaned YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. . 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