December 30, 1893 (5 pages)

all, an. Ist 3D E. BROWN ittee : [ALTMAN, . WADSWORTH, tL BRAND. rangements, LULU CLUTTER, BEL MILLER, EMMA SMITH, H. L, DOUGLASS, GEO. SHAW, MINNIE BRAND. 4. yuple. Each ex~ . the hydraulic process that has been success: other process, Mr. Matteson was the first = ra Gallery, Gents, ents. Notice. ER MINING COM. . .Notice is hereby f the Board of DirecDecember,1893,an asper share was levied of the corporation, to the Secretary, at ation, Nevada City, ny stock upon which Wain unpaid on the , will be delinquent public auction, anc, efore, will be rold on 18994, at the hour of e of the = pati of 1e delinquent assesss of advertising and ler of the Board of SPER, Secretary. ton’s store, on Pine mination. i f applicants are the public schools held at Washin: ton beginning at 9 o’clock er 26th, 1893, the week, Each ap~ & ay a fee of $2. _. w. y. ROGERS, Board of Education. : Sreditors. TBA tem, DECEAE: the under<A am of Hariett » creditors of and all ‘a'nstthe said deceasthe necessary vouchs after the first pubthe said Executrix st Walling, Eaq., Nevada face » the transac: P'said estate, in said MARY}K. EDDY, lariett Baxter, deceased. 27th day of November n27 alEstate. GIVEN THAT IN PUR f the Superior Court in vada, State of Califor day of December, 18%, ate of J. 8. Dunn, ue: , the executors of {N° fJ.8. Dunn, decerred, n to the highest bidder United Sta‘es, and su said Superior Court me 28, 1803, at 12 0'clo k House door of the a City, county of Neva \ he right, title, interes! 8. Dunn at the time © right, title and interest by operation of law or than or in addition 7: unn ab the time of his tain lota, pieces or par + and being in Nevada State of California, an q ry soliows, to-wit: ‘ity ts situate in Nevada Clty, “of California, Lota ia said Lot is desiguates ou da City, made by b t 28 being Lot former) cine, and baving ae ether with the impre . dwelli t. in of of gale: 4 gold eon per cent of the purchasé executors on the oe a: ration of sale by said , CRAWFORD, and a5 peut Notice. — ING N. GRAVEL MIN of 1 place ° Sat PGalttorate Loce ice is a ty Cal. Feeoard ; The th orth day “ sessment (No. 6) ot ope are Was levied Payable ed oom joor ta Coun’ eae eat, Nevads GUY, t which this assessmen and ad: eh 0 on the fifteenth day be dell nt _Nevada City Dail y VOL. LXVI=-=-NO. 10214 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING allel aides » DECEMBER 30, 1893. Transcript. Established Sept. 6, 1860; by N. P. Brown & Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT GOLD BULLION. — The White Swan Mine Has & Good Published Every Evening, except Sunday, Clean Up. Se: ———— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Mr. Archie Nivens, formerly of Grass Valley, but now superiutendent of the W’ ie Swan mine at Baker City, Oregon, brought to the Baker City National Bank, Dec. 25th, the usual monthly gold output from that valuable property. The weekly. Redrock Democrat says : ‘ * The last output amounted to $4,000 the result of @ run for eight days. In other words the White Swan is turning out bullion at the rate of $500 per day. The ore bins are full of this kind of ore and the mine, according to Supt. Nivens’ report, never looked better than at the present time, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. A GOOD SELECTION. 2 E. Matteson Will Probably Go to the Midwinter Fair. Nevapa Crry, Dee. 30, 1893.Enrror Transcrirr:—Mr. C, W. Kitts, in the Grass Valley Union of the 29th inst., Bives a very good description of the first hydraulic mine put in operation by the pioneer, Mr. E. Matteson, one mile north of Nevada _ City. Mr. Matteson was the first to invent -__ —+-# Se Congregational Church. There will be no preaching at the Congtegational Church tomorrow morning. The pastor will officiate at the funeral of Mrs, Carter, who is to be buried at North Bleom-. field in the afternoon. In the evening the Rev. John Tamblin will preach. Special music appropriate for this season will be @nd territories, but wherever banks of earth rendered by the oa Sabbath school as have to be moved for any purposes. Afterusual, Everybody invited. yard, when banks of gravel had to be re— ed by hydraulic power, in many of the For Rent. es the bottom gravel had so many large Iders that could not be successfully reved by the common-hand derrick or any ully used for the last forty years, not only California gold mining and all our States Rooms suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. Apply at this office. They Are Beauties, Those new patent Bed Lounges at James Kinkead’s. Don’t fail to go and see them. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. to realize that something must be done to ‘Temove the boulders faster and cheaper. Mr. M. put his mind to work and ina short time he invented what is known as Matteson’s water-power derrick. With the usé ofa few inches of water he soon had it in Operation. By this invention the large boulders were rolled on te what was called A Deserving Present. Last night the Methodist choir were reLOCALS IN BRIEF, oe NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ania PERSONAL POINTERS. cen NOT YET. eemeaaicanidl reoms and tables were tastefully decorated. enjoyed themselves much. After the feast was over the rest of the night, till the ‘sma wee hours,” was spent in singing, charades and other pleasures. The best feature of the evening was the presentacion, by the pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, of a beautifal tea service, to the leader, Mr. John Werry, in token ef the appreciation in which he is held by the choir and congregation. The service was from the jewelry store of C. J. Brand, Methodist Church. Services tomorrow in the above church, asusual, The pastor will preach. Subjects for discussion: Morning, ‘‘The Christ;” Night, ‘No Room for Christ.” At night and morning the choir will render some choice Christmas anthemsand carols. Sunday school as usual. Epworth League meeting at the regular hour, All, especially the young, are cerdially invited. : Soiree Tonight. The regular weekly soiree will be held at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. A cordial invitation is extended to all, HDIED. — In this city, Dec. 30, yong G. Hampton, son of Elisha and rie Hampton, aged 3 years, 7 months and 15 days. [The funeral will take place from the family residence on Aristocracy Hill, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.} At North Bloomfield, December 28, 1893, Mrs. A. N. Carter, aged 65 years, 7 months hildren . it. , i a bed. It took six men to run a waterSens fae by. One Bros and 6 days; a native of New Orleans. seaiamemtmanabniae power derrick—four men with crowbars to roll the boulders onto the bed; one to bring ‘the bed around to the rock pile, one to re‘main at the derrick that pulled a rope which galed at a banquet in the parsonage, The The viands were of the best, and the choir Summarized Me coffee supper, Happenings. Salvation. Army. —— ~~ —ee oe Sign Painting. All are invited. meeting services will be held at the barracks tomorrow night. Christians especially are invited. ntion of Minor Nome No children will be allowed on the floor at the New Year's ball. The Miners Foundry has a lot of work on hand for the mines hereabouts, The funeral of Mrs. A. N. Carter will take place from her late residence at North Bloomtield tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Mass will be celebrated at St. Canice Catholic Church at 10 o’clock on New Year's day. A Pelton water motor, to be used to run & small dyname at J. J. Jackeon’s grocery rstore, arrived from San Francisco today. James Anderson, who was discharged from the county jail yesterday, was arrested last evening for disturbing the peace. Justice Carr sentenced him. to thirty “days in the county jail. Captain Reed of Grass Valley, with his corps of soldiers, will be here this evening and cenduct the Salvation Army services. Captain Howell of San Francisco will’ also ‘ be present and asgist in the exercises. Ate Chas. Dahigren, the meeting at the barracks there will bea Wat C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, Ww. ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call. dlg ARRIVALS AT THE 9 National Exchange, Broad Street. Chas. Howell, San Francisco, B. Bellow, John Bray, a C. Johnson, ie J. H. Reeves, be Jas. Mack, ae J. T. Templer, Sacramento, R. Penrose & w, ae H. B, Catlow, ae R. E. Montgomery, « Mrs. A. Erskin, Towles, J. Cox, Biggs, W. J. Morrow, Biggs, Mrs. F. L. Fisher, Sierra City, Cc, Van Norden, Auburn, Mrs. W. S. Bigelow, Oakland, D. Tuttle, San Juan, C. Dahlgren, Grass Valley, . Dr. E, DuMilien, Bloomfield. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. H. Mitchell, You Bet, ' Fleming, . H. W. Morris, San Francisco, A. Harding, ae L. Schubert, Virginia City, H. French & w, French Corral, Oscar Coflin, Grass Valley, W. J. Rogers, nm Dan Hurley, a J. H. Cunningham, * ch} J. H. Cunard, w & ch, Bloomfield Geo. Sebastian, Angel’s Camp, T, L. Coffey, Sacramento, A. J, Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, J. Ross, be K. L. Hamiltén,” Pike City, RK. H. Wark, ” J. M. Hammill, Grass Valley, » Marrow, Smartsviile, A. B, Sanders, bed A. R. Lando, hk Sos. Toe Extra Fine Dinners If W. E. F. DEAL, Sunday and Monday from 5 to 7 o’clock r, M. Everything nice to be had will be Will be served at the Union Hotel on — A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, The Officers Can Not Find): Doings and Intentions, Miss Fannie Noel of Grass Valley is here Chris. Evans. on a visit to the family of J. T. Morgan. The Sacramento Bee's Fresno special says} Miss Minnie Tyrrell left this morning fcr thet Chris, Evans had not been captured . ‘Trackse ae tke her place as school-teacher . in that district. Mrs. W. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening from Oakland on her way home. James Mack of San Francisco came in on last evening's train. Mrs. F. L. Fisher of Sierra City arrived here last evening on her way below. R. H. Mark came down from Pike City last evening. up to this afternoen, The Sheriff and posse are sfill scouring the country for him. Aiaonae Mrs. Evans has been held under $3,000 bonds for helping her husband escape. ~~ o->amas . Quartz Sent Below. . —— A wagon load of fine-looking quarts from the Champion mine was shipped today, to be delivered at the Midwinter Fair, San Francisco. It will form a part of Nevada county's mineral exhibit. Mine Bonded. The Good Hope and Lone Jack mines, at the Cabbage Patch, near Spenceville, were bonded today to J. V. Brooke of Kentucky, for $60,000. Richard Vincent ef Grasa Valley and William Monk of this city are interested in these claims, + 2ee+ Beautiful Goods. Toys, Dressing Cases, Albums, ete. Nicer than ever this year at,Carr Bros.’ tf — A FREE TRIp — TO THE MIDWINTER FAIR One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, dumped the rocks on the rock-pile. By the use of the said derrick the hydraulic ‘miner was enabled to handle seventy tons of large boulders every hour, «No man now living (or dead) has done as much by his brain and energy to develop what was once a great industry as Mr, Matteson has.’ The old man is now poor, but the is still working to develop a drift, mine dn Washington township. Mr. M. will re<cive a warm greeting from’ many of the old friends of the mine:s at the Midwinter Fair, who has profited by the many inventdons that the old pioneer’s brain first conceived. He isa splendid selection for the position assigned.to him, ' Youre truly, Here is a \ W. D. Lona, SIS eM eR A SNIDE AFFAIR. The ’49 Camp at the Midwinter Fair Offers Great Inducements. SALE will commence From recent developments we are led to believe that the 49 Camp at the Midwinter Fair will not be what many people had ex= pected from reading the first announcements, The circular letters sent out to the newspapers soliciting information of old miners who would be willing to join the camp, stated that the miners would be turnished board and room and would only be Chance For Every One to Save our DRY Tuesday, January 2d, at 9 o’clock A. M. AND WILL BE STRICTLY FOB CASH. @©@FCountry orders will be promptly filled, ©. O. D. 6D 62 tO AD 6 6 6 £4 Our price list will fcllow in a L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. fow days. oy ey ot 19 9 oy 109 ey Money. aaa In order to take advantage of the lower rates of freight from the East, we have concluded to buy GOODS AND MILLINERY for the coming season in the East. . In order to raise money we will have a Great Glearing Sale ! In the meantime everything in our Store will be MARKE1) DOWN TO BED-ROCK PRICES. This GREAT required to‘be in camp six hours each day, It was supposed, of course, that they would work about the camp and show as nearly as possible life in tie mines in early days, but it was not expected that each man would have to do his own cooking three times a day, in addition to the other work, for the glorious privilege of being a member of the camp. But this it seems is what the managers intend. An advertisement in one of the city papers says twenty old miners are wanted to join the camp. Grub and cabins will be furnished, but each man must bring his own blankets and do his own cooking. Under this arrangement we don’t believe many typical éarly-day miners will go into ‘camp and the result will be that many of those who accept the propesition will be ifellows who never saw a placer mine and can’t tell gold from mica. Ifthe ’49 Camp is to be a side show it is very presumptuous on the part of the projectors to think that they can secure their actors at such a small salary, and have the latter furnish their own wardrobes besides. Ifthe camp is to be a part and parcel of the Midwinter Fair proper, then we must say that the ‘ skimpy,” penurious manner in which the thing seems to be managed is in striking contrast to the’ gen‘erous customs of the old miners they seem to want so badly. The 49 Camp can be made a telling feature of the exposition, but not without a reasonable expenditure, duced to a minimum. ies . and proved to work satifactorily in every res APPLY TO Holiday Hanging Mirrors. Now if you want something nice in that line go to James Kryxeap’s furniture rooms and he will give you a bargain, tf —_——7 —+ 2@e---— An Efegant Spread. The National Exchange will eclipse all NOVELTIES Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger. An Entire New S Pumping. ~ Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doin : often carrying from 25 to 50 tons of balance. Worka with 25 per cent less power. outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underl Occupies leas space in the sha or downright shaft. t. Has been tested about a year Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called to this new drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous disch 1s produced on the up-stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down-strok is effected by very much less than one-half the weight of machinery jnow in use. Patent Double Acting Cornish: Plunger. i away with heavy balance bobs WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. GREAT REDUCTION ! mn TET << Ginda ! ystem of First Friction refeature in the arge of water e only, which ATTORNEY :—: AT ;—: LAW, Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO, Notice to Creditors. sare OF WILLIAM A. MYER, deceased. Notice is esshg. given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Willlam A. er, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims sgetnet the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of P. T. Ri ey. Esq., Mill Street, Grass Valley, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada, DANIEL 8. C >LLIN®, Administrator of the estate of William A Myer, deceased, Dated Grass Valley, Cal., this 224 day of Decer ber, 1898, . P, T. Rivey, Atty, a2 Annual Meeting. HE Annual meeting of the stockholders ofthe eFederal Loan Quartz cv a will be helda . the office of the Company at A. Wutke’s store, Broad street, Nevada City on Thursday, January 11th, 1894, at 7:30 o’elock P. M, CARL BRAND, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 28, 1893. Estray. Two heifers and a‘small steer, one of the heifers black and the other red, The right eér cut off of all of them, and a hole in left ear. Send word to Ben Ross, Rush Creek, Nevada Township. 423-1w Luetie & Brand, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Broad Street, «.« « Nevada City een ee served to the guests. via Stockton or Benicia, d2-2t (In for Nevada City only.) Bring le to Ike Fiel The biggest and cheapest Toy Houseof Northeru Callfurnia, ROW located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you 5 per cent besides saving you dollar after dolar, IKE FIEL, The Popular, Formerly Howe's, cor, Church and Maln sts, Grass Valley. fine stock of Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM H's JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all hours. Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a putchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or S25, is entitled to one guces for every purchase he or she makes, The one bea aig . the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass got will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return, including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco, : The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 16th and ends on FEBRUARY Lat, 1894, at 9 o’clook FP. M. : The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evens ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Beans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, ee Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the People and show them that we can and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Goids, Boots, Shoes, Ete, Ae cheap as if not chesrper than at any other house in this city, Scschenemeienneommnnel WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINK oF OVERCOATS aa!’ 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 eur expense, NEW YEAR The largest and best display of home-made Candies in all Northern California . ESC Candles and Holders New Crop Walnuts New Crop Almonds ‘Dates, Figs and Bananas Riverside Navel Oranges FPOLBYV 9 Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co.'s store on Commerciat st., Nevada Clty . CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets ssssees Nevada City, “ Get on to the Jasper !” That's what the city gamins how! at the delegate from the interior when they detect him meandering down the SUnny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’t live in» Jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “asbirt ona bean-pole,’’ people will be werranted iu thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits Ot MORRISON, Nevada County's most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably and com fortably dressed. PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME MEN PAY FOR INFEKIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP. Right from the Groves, CHAS. R. GRAY Variety Store, opp. Transcript Block On Commercial Street, Is in receipt of a Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Consisting in part of Fresh Candies, GROCERIES At KIDD’s—— MORRISON, Pine Street, Near. Broad. = ree} Staple And Fancy EPH. Coun’s SOrOa NW Dw EFAOTOR W+K-@ FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES former efforts in getting up a splendid menu for Dinner on New Year's Day, Bus will call for families wishing dinner (free of charge) should the weather be stormy. d29-2¢, AND CHRISTMAS GOODS ‘BELOW GOST. Oranges, : Limes and Lemons, Figs, Dates, &c. Also a fine stock of Commercial 8t,, Opp. Datly Transcript Printing Ome Eve ing in the line of Pi ag Hod sroceries, Spleens haan Coens) a anne Goods, Eto hte: Etc. Fines you thal it sett ry way t@ pakrow +--+ 0@e-0-Latest Style Hats Can be found st Charles Grimes’. All sizes and colors. Go and look at them. tf One trial will convince you that I not enly keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices. METO MY PLACE 8°! is r ip requested to call, 1° ees in every way MOOAUBLAN? : of Nice. Cigars & To 0. popalae Vassily Geseer, You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your . " — Somethi og ee = THOS. KIDD, vee ind Notice. A new line of Fine Silk. Umbrellas and ¢ ~¢ ) call. WEETS. ,THE BOA oF DIRT. Gold and Silver Headed Canes, at GoLpEn’s. I e: R =, I <> H & . Pre men Batistaction Guaranteed. hacia Oiinie dai aims sige sannal Ss a re nc Pine and New Year's a ‘ : Ee , , ‘. @OUnTRY enpERs PROMPTLY atTsxDED fo. ath # T, MORGAN, Coble? : . . : 2 ! =

all, an. Ist 3D E. BROWN ittee : [ALTMAN, . WADSWORTH, tL BRAND. rangements, LULU CLUTTER, BEL MILLER, EMMA SMITH, H. L, DOUGLASS, GEO. SHAW, MINNIE BRAND. 4. yuple. Each ex~ . the hydraulic process that has been success: other process, Mr. Matteson was the first = ra Gallery, Gents, ents. Notice. ER MINING COM. . .Notice is hereby f the Board of DirecDecember,1893,an asper share was levied of the corporation, to the Secretary, at ation, Nevada City, ny stock upon which Wain unpaid on the , will be delinquent public auction, anc, efore, will be rold on 18994, at the hour of e of the = pati of 1e delinquent assesss of advertising and ler of the Board of SPER, Secretary. ton’s store, on Pine mination. i f applicants are the public schools held at Washin: ton beginning at 9 o’clock er 26th, 1893, the week, Each ap~ & ay a fee of $2. _. w. y. ROGERS, Board of Education. : Sreditors. TBA tem, DECEAE: the under<A am of Hariett » creditors of and all ‘a'nstthe said deceasthe necessary vouchs after the first pubthe said Executrix st Walling, Eaq., Nevada face » the transac: P'said estate, in said MARY}K. EDDY, lariett Baxter, deceased. 27th day of November n27 alEstate. GIVEN THAT IN PUR f the Superior Court in vada, State of Califor day of December, 18%, ate of J. 8. Dunn, ue: , the executors of {N° fJ.8. Dunn, decerred, n to the highest bidder United Sta‘es, and su said Superior Court me 28, 1803, at 12 0'clo k House door of the a City, county of Neva \ he right, title, interes! 8. Dunn at the time © right, title and interest by operation of law or than or in addition 7: unn ab the time of his tain lota, pieces or par + and being in Nevada State of California, an q ry soliows, to-wit: ‘ity ts situate in Nevada Clty, “of California, Lota ia said Lot is desiguates ou da City, made by b t 28 being Lot former) cine, and baving ae ether with the impre . dwelli t. in of of gale: 4 gold eon per cent of the purchasé executors on the oe a: ration of sale by said , CRAWFORD, and a5 peut Notice. — ING N. GRAVEL MIN of 1 place ° Sat PGalttorate Loce ice is a ty Cal. Feeoard ; The th orth day “ sessment (No. 6) ot ope are Was levied Payable ed oom joor ta Coun’ eae eat, Nevads GUY, t which this assessmen and ad: eh 0 on the fifteenth day be dell nt _Nevada City Dail y VOL. LXVI=-=-NO. 10214 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING allel aides » DECEMBER 30, 1893. Transcript. Established Sept. 6, 1860; by N. P. Brown & Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT GOLD BULLION. — The White Swan Mine Has & Good Published Every Evening, except Sunday, Clean Up. Se: ———— BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. Mr. Archie Nivens, formerly of Grass Valley, but now superiutendent of the W’ ie Swan mine at Baker City, Oregon, brought to the Baker City National Bank, Dec. 25th, the usual monthly gold output from that valuable property. The weekly. Redrock Democrat says : ‘ * The last output amounted to $4,000 the result of @ run for eight days. In other words the White Swan is turning out bullion at the rate of $500 per day. The ore bins are full of this kind of ore and the mine, according to Supt. Nivens’ report, never looked better than at the present time, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. A GOOD SELECTION. 2 E. Matteson Will Probably Go to the Midwinter Fair. Nevapa Crry, Dee. 30, 1893.Enrror Transcrirr:—Mr. C, W. Kitts, in the Grass Valley Union of the 29th inst., Bives a very good description of the first hydraulic mine put in operation by the pioneer, Mr. E. Matteson, one mile north of Nevada _ City. Mr. Matteson was the first to invent -__ —+-# Se Congregational Church. There will be no preaching at the Congtegational Church tomorrow morning. The pastor will officiate at the funeral of Mrs, Carter, who is to be buried at North Bleom-. field in the afternoon. In the evening the Rev. John Tamblin will preach. Special music appropriate for this season will be @nd territories, but wherever banks of earth rendered by the oa Sabbath school as have to be moved for any purposes. Afterusual, Everybody invited. yard, when banks of gravel had to be re— ed by hydraulic power, in many of the For Rent. es the bottom gravel had so many large Iders that could not be successfully reved by the common-hand derrick or any ully used for the last forty years, not only California gold mining and all our States Rooms suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. Apply at this office. They Are Beauties, Those new patent Bed Lounges at James Kinkead’s. Don’t fail to go and see them. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. to realize that something must be done to ‘Temove the boulders faster and cheaper. Mr. M. put his mind to work and ina short time he invented what is known as Matteson’s water-power derrick. With the usé ofa few inches of water he soon had it in Operation. By this invention the large boulders were rolled on te what was called A Deserving Present. Last night the Methodist choir were reLOCALS IN BRIEF, oe NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ania PERSONAL POINTERS. cen NOT YET. eemeaaicanidl reoms and tables were tastefully decorated. enjoyed themselves much. After the feast was over the rest of the night, till the ‘sma wee hours,” was spent in singing, charades and other pleasures. The best feature of the evening was the presentacion, by the pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, of a beautifal tea service, to the leader, Mr. John Werry, in token ef the appreciation in which he is held by the choir and congregation. The service was from the jewelry store of C. J. Brand, Methodist Church. Services tomorrow in the above church, asusual, The pastor will preach. Subjects for discussion: Morning, ‘‘The Christ;” Night, ‘No Room for Christ.” At night and morning the choir will render some choice Christmas anthemsand carols. Sunday school as usual. Epworth League meeting at the regular hour, All, especially the young, are cerdially invited. : Soiree Tonight. The regular weekly soiree will be held at Odd Fellows Hall tonight. A cordial invitation is extended to all, HDIED. — In this city, Dec. 30, yong G. Hampton, son of Elisha and rie Hampton, aged 3 years, 7 months and 15 days. [The funeral will take place from the family residence on Aristocracy Hill, on Sunday afternoon at 2 o’clock.} At North Bloomfield, December 28, 1893, Mrs. A. N. Carter, aged 65 years, 7 months hildren . it. , i a bed. It took six men to run a waterSens fae by. One Bros and 6 days; a native of New Orleans. seaiamemtmanabniae power derrick—four men with crowbars to roll the boulders onto the bed; one to bring ‘the bed around to the rock pile, one to re‘main at the derrick that pulled a rope which galed at a banquet in the parsonage, The The viands were of the best, and the choir Summarized Me coffee supper, Happenings. Salvation. Army. —— ~~ —ee oe Sign Painting. All are invited. meeting services will be held at the barracks tomorrow night. Christians especially are invited. ntion of Minor Nome No children will be allowed on the floor at the New Year's ball. The Miners Foundry has a lot of work on hand for the mines hereabouts, The funeral of Mrs. A. N. Carter will take place from her late residence at North Bloomtield tomorrow afternoon at 1 o'clock, Mass will be celebrated at St. Canice Catholic Church at 10 o’clock on New Year's day. A Pelton water motor, to be used to run & small dyname at J. J. Jackeon’s grocery rstore, arrived from San Francisco today. James Anderson, who was discharged from the county jail yesterday, was arrested last evening for disturbing the peace. Justice Carr sentenced him. to thirty “days in the county jail. Captain Reed of Grass Valley, with his corps of soldiers, will be here this evening and cenduct the Salvation Army services. Captain Howell of San Francisco will’ also ‘ be present and asgist in the exercises. Ate Chas. Dahigren, the meeting at the barracks there will bea Wat C. F. Harvey, an experienced sign writer, Ww. ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city and will attend to all orders. you want a stylish sign, at a low price, give him a call. dlg ARRIVALS AT THE 9 National Exchange, Broad Street. Chas. Howell, San Francisco, B. Bellow, John Bray, a C. Johnson, ie J. H. Reeves, be Jas. Mack, ae J. T. Templer, Sacramento, R. Penrose & w, ae H. B, Catlow, ae R. E. Montgomery, « Mrs. A. Erskin, Towles, J. Cox, Biggs, W. J. Morrow, Biggs, Mrs. F. L. Fisher, Sierra City, Cc, Van Norden, Auburn, Mrs. W. S. Bigelow, Oakland, D. Tuttle, San Juan, C. Dahlgren, Grass Valley, . Dr. E, DuMilien, Bloomfield. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. H. Mitchell, You Bet, ' Fleming, . H. W. Morris, San Francisco, A. Harding, ae L. Schubert, Virginia City, H. French & w, French Corral, Oscar Coflin, Grass Valley, W. J. Rogers, nm Dan Hurley, a J. H. Cunningham, * ch} J. H. Cunard, w & ch, Bloomfield Geo. Sebastian, Angel’s Camp, T, L. Coffey, Sacramento, A. J, Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, J. Ross, be K. L. Hamiltén,” Pike City, RK. H. Wark, ” J. M. Hammill, Grass Valley, » Marrow, Smartsviile, A. B, Sanders, bed A. R. Lando, hk Sos. Toe Extra Fine Dinners If W. E. F. DEAL, Sunday and Monday from 5 to 7 o’clock r, M. Everything nice to be had will be Will be served at the Union Hotel on — A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, The Officers Can Not Find): Doings and Intentions, Miss Fannie Noel of Grass Valley is here Chris. Evans. on a visit to the family of J. T. Morgan. The Sacramento Bee's Fresno special says} Miss Minnie Tyrrell left this morning fcr thet Chris, Evans had not been captured . ‘Trackse ae tke her place as school-teacher . in that district. Mrs. W. 8. Bigelow of Columbia Hill arrived here last evening from Oakland on her way home. James Mack of San Francisco came in on last evening's train. Mrs. F. L. Fisher of Sierra City arrived

here last evening on her way below. R. H. Mark came down from Pike City last evening. up to this afternoen, The Sheriff and posse are sfill scouring the country for him. Aiaonae Mrs. Evans has been held under $3,000 bonds for helping her husband escape. ~~ o->amas . Quartz Sent Below. . —— A wagon load of fine-looking quarts from the Champion mine was shipped today, to be delivered at the Midwinter Fair, San Francisco. It will form a part of Nevada county's mineral exhibit. Mine Bonded. The Good Hope and Lone Jack mines, at the Cabbage Patch, near Spenceville, were bonded today to J. V. Brooke of Kentucky, for $60,000. Richard Vincent ef Grasa Valley and William Monk of this city are interested in these claims, + 2ee+ Beautiful Goods. Toys, Dressing Cases, Albums, ete. Nicer than ever this year at,Carr Bros.’ tf — A FREE TRIp — TO THE MIDWINTER FAIR One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, dumped the rocks on the rock-pile. By the use of the said derrick the hydraulic ‘miner was enabled to handle seventy tons of large boulders every hour, «No man now living (or dead) has done as much by his brain and energy to develop what was once a great industry as Mr, Matteson has.’ The old man is now poor, but the is still working to develop a drift, mine dn Washington township. Mr. M. will re<cive a warm greeting from’ many of the old friends of the mine:s at the Midwinter Fair, who has profited by the many inventdons that the old pioneer’s brain first conceived. He isa splendid selection for the position assigned.to him, ' Youre truly, Here is a \ W. D. Lona, SIS eM eR A SNIDE AFFAIR. The ’49 Camp at the Midwinter Fair Offers Great Inducements. SALE will commence From recent developments we are led to believe that the 49 Camp at the Midwinter Fair will not be what many people had ex= pected from reading the first announcements, The circular letters sent out to the newspapers soliciting information of old miners who would be willing to join the camp, stated that the miners would be turnished board and room and would only be Chance For Every One to Save our DRY Tuesday, January 2d, at 9 o’clock A. M. AND WILL BE STRICTLY FOB CASH. @©@FCountry orders will be promptly filled, ©. O. D. 6D 62 tO AD 6 6 6 £4 Our price list will fcllow in a L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, next door to Colley’s Meat Market, Nevada City, Cal. fow days. oy ey ot 19 9 oy 109 ey Money. aaa In order to take advantage of the lower rates of freight from the East, we have concluded to buy GOODS AND MILLINERY for the coming season in the East. . In order to raise money we will have a Great Glearing Sale ! In the meantime everything in our Store will be MARKE1) DOWN TO BED-ROCK PRICES. This GREAT required to‘be in camp six hours each day, It was supposed, of course, that they would work about the camp and show as nearly as possible life in tie mines in early days, but it was not expected that each man would have to do his own cooking three times a day, in addition to the other work, for the glorious privilege of being a member of the camp. But this it seems is what the managers intend. An advertisement in one of the city papers says twenty old miners are wanted to join the camp. Grub and cabins will be furnished, but each man must bring his own blankets and do his own cooking. Under this arrangement we don’t believe many typical éarly-day miners will go into ‘camp and the result will be that many of those who accept the propesition will be ifellows who never saw a placer mine and can’t tell gold from mica. Ifthe ’49 Camp is to be a side show it is very presumptuous on the part of the projectors to think that they can secure their actors at such a small salary, and have the latter furnish their own wardrobes besides. Ifthe camp is to be a part and parcel of the Midwinter Fair proper, then we must say that the ‘ skimpy,” penurious manner in which the thing seems to be managed is in striking contrast to the’ gen‘erous customs of the old miners they seem to want so badly. The 49 Camp can be made a telling feature of the exposition, but not without a reasonable expenditure, duced to a minimum. ies . and proved to work satifactorily in every res APPLY TO Holiday Hanging Mirrors. Now if you want something nice in that line go to James Kryxeap’s furniture rooms and he will give you a bargain, tf —_——7 —+ 2@e---— An Efegant Spread. The National Exchange will eclipse all NOVELTIES Pumps Twice as Much Water as the Old Plunger. An Entire New S Pumping. ~ Weight of machinery reduced one-half, besides doin : often carrying from 25 to 50 tons of balance. Worka with 25 per cent less power. outlay about one-third less. Suitable to any underl Occupies leas space in the sha or downright shaft. t. Has been tested about a year Guaranteed to give satisfaction. Special attention is called to this new drainage of mines and raising water generally, by which a continuous disch 1s produced on the up-stroke and down-stroke instead of on the down-strok is effected by very much less than one-half the weight of machinery jnow in use. Patent Double Acting Cornish: Plunger. i away with heavy balance bobs WM. NANCE, Grass Valley; Nevada County, Cala. GREAT REDUCTION ! mn TET << Ginda ! ystem of First Friction refeature in the arge of water e only, which ATTORNEY :—: AT ;—: LAW, Rooms 51, 52 and 53 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO, Notice to Creditors. sare OF WILLIAM A. MYER, deceased. Notice is esshg. given by the undersigned, Administrator of the Estate of Willlam A. er, deceased, to the Creditors of and all persons having claims sgetnet the said deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within four months after the first publication of this notice to the said Administrator at the office of P. T. Ri ey. Esq., Mill Street, Grass Valley, Cal., the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said county of Nevada, DANIEL 8. C >LLIN®, Administrator of the estate of William A Myer, deceased, Dated Grass Valley, Cal., this 224 day of Decer ber, 1898, . P, T. Rivey, Atty, a2 Annual Meeting. HE Annual meeting of the stockholders ofthe eFederal Loan Quartz cv a will be helda . the office of the Company at A. Wutke’s store, Broad street, Nevada City on Thursday, January 11th, 1894, at 7:30 o’elock P. M, CARL BRAND, Secretary. Nevada City, Dec. 28, 1893. Estray. Two heifers and a‘small steer, one of the heifers black and the other red, The right eér cut off of all of them, and a hole in left ear. Send word to Ben Ross, Rush Creek, Nevada Township. 423-1w Luetie & Brand, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Broad Street, «.« « Nevada City een ee served to the guests. via Stockton or Benicia, d2-2t (In for Nevada City only.) Bring le to Ike Fiel The biggest and cheapest Toy Houseof Northeru Callfurnia, ROW located at GRASS VALLEY And on every purchase we will rebate you 5 per cent besides saving you dollar after dolar, IKE FIEL, The Popular, Formerly Howe's, cor, Church and Maln sts, Grass Valley. fine stock of Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM H's JUST RECEIVED A LARGE AND Candies, Honey Cake Cows, Horses, Babies, Etc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all hours. Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a putchase at our Store, be it 25 cents or S25, is entitled to one guces for every purchase he or she makes, The one bea aig . the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass got will have his or her fare paid to San Francisco and return, including one week's board and lodging at any first-class hotel in San Francisco, : The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 16th and ends on FEBRUARY Lat, 1894, at 9 o’clook FP. M. : The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evens ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Beans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city, ee Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the People and show them that we can and do Nell Clothing, Furnishing Goids, Boots, Shoes, Ete, Ae cheap as if not chesrper than at any other house in this city, Scschenemeienneommnnel WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINK oF OVERCOATS aa!’ 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 eur expense, NEW YEAR The largest and best display of home-made Candies in all Northern California . ESC Candles and Holders New Crop Walnuts New Crop Almonds ‘Dates, Figs and Bananas Riverside Navel Oranges FPOLBYV 9 Leading Candy Maker, opposite L. Hyman & Co.'s store on Commerciat st., Nevada Clty . CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets ssssees Nevada City, “ Get on to the Jasper !” That's what the city gamins how! at the delegate from the interior when they detect him meandering down the SUnny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney streets. Now you don’t live in» Jay town, but if your clothes fit you like “asbirt ona bean-pole,’’ people will be werranted iu thinking you do. Everybody Gets Fits Ot MORRISON, Nevada County's most fashionable and moderate priced tailor. When you wear his garments you are stylishly, durably and com fortably dressed. PRICES 25 PER CENT. LOWER THAN SOME MEN PAY FOR INFEKIOR GOODS AND WORKMANSHIP. Right from the Groves, CHAS. R. GRAY Variety Store, opp. Transcript Block On Commercial Street, Is in receipt of a Fine Stock of Holiday Goods Consisting in part of Fresh Candies, GROCERIES At KIDD’s—— MORRISON, Pine Street, Near. Broad. = ree} Staple And Fancy EPH. Coun’s SOrOa NW Dw EFAOTOR W+K-@ FRESH GOODS LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES former efforts in getting up a splendid menu for Dinner on New Year's Day, Bus will call for families wishing dinner (free of charge) should the weather be stormy. d29-2¢, AND CHRISTMAS GOODS ‘BELOW GOST. Oranges, : Limes and Lemons, Figs, Dates, &c. Also a fine stock of Commercial 8t,, Opp. Datly Transcript Printing Ome Eve ing in the line of Pi ag Hod sroceries, Spleens haan Coens) a anne Goods, Eto hte: Etc. Fines you thal it sett ry way t@ pakrow +--+ 0@e-0-Latest Style Hats Can be found st Charles Grimes’. All sizes and colors. Go and look at them. tf One trial will convince you that I not enly keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices. METO MY PLACE 8°! is r ip requested to call, 1° ees in every way MOOAUBLAN? : of Nice. Cigars & To 0. popalae Vassily Geseer, You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your . " — Somethi og ee = THOS. KIDD, vee ind Notice. A new line of Fine Silk. Umbrellas and ¢ ~¢ ) call. WEETS. ,THE BOA oF DIRT. Gold and Silver Headed Canes, at GoLpEn’s. I e: R =, I <> H & . Pre men Batistaction Guaranteed. hacia Oiinie dai aims sige sannal Ss a re nc Pine and New Year's a ‘ : Ee , , ‘. @OUnTRY enpERs PROMPTLY atTsxDED fo. ath # T, MORGAN, Coble? : . . : 2 ! =