December 5, 1893 (4 pages)

of iN aad he ri wou t. ’. rode . THAT INJUNCTION. Brown & Calkins, Publishers. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1893. SSS rere PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. P. fhovland of San Francisco is in town. Mies Annie Fradbury of San Juan is here on a visit, 5 George H. Heat ‘ef San Francisce arrived here on the morning train. Frank Germaine, the cigar-maker, is on ‘the sick list. : Miss A. De Milieu of North Bloomfield is here on a visit, J.B. Miller came over from French Corral today. ‘ George C. Gaylord went to San Francisce today. H. 8. Dinkelspiel of San Francisco arrived heré on last evening’s train. M. 8. Bovintries and J. W. Wise, of San Francisco, are in town. : : ’ Fred Larsen come down from Washington today. : Mra, Porter of San Francisco is here on a visit. ’ ® Chas. Phelps came down from Phelps Hill today. : Fred Zeitler went to San Francisce last evening. J. A. Lipman ef the Eagle Bird mine returned this morning froma trip to-San Francise >. Mrs. Downey of Smartsville is very ill. The sick lady is a sister to Henry Lane of this city. W. E. Davis and wife, Miss Mamie ‘Cahill and J. Cahill came down from You Bet today, £ N. Trebilcock, who has been sick for some time, was able to be on the street today. Dr. Fred Lux, of the Alaska mine at Pike City, arrived here last evening en his way belew. Mrs. Dr. Burleigh of Forest City arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco, Mrs. J. C. Gardner of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan to visit friends. J. O. Hayes and Mrs, Chynoweth, of San Jose, arrived here last evening on their way to Washington. T. H. O, Walton ef Camptonville came down on last evening’s stage, en route to San Francisco, Mrs. Frank Cole of the Mountain House is here on a visit to Mr. and Mra, W. L. Cole. W. Scheuerman of Sacramento arrived’ here last evening on his way to North Snn County Treasury during the past month: Juan to visit his father, I. Huhn of San Francisco, who purchased certificate No. 104 of 1893, $6 the Eagle Bird mine in Washington district, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT —— ment Regarding It. contained the following: court in San Francisco. The mine is now shut down, but we have that implicit faith in the good judgment of the President of the Champion Company and in Mr, Fred Zeitler, the Superintendent, which makes us believe that matters will soon beadjusted and that the Champien will start on its glorious career in a few days. The above item is very wide of the mark, and in some féspects is: absurdly erroneour, It is true that the Providence Mining Cem pany has enjoined the Champion Compaiiy from working in the south drift.of the latter company’s mine, claiming that it is on Providence ground. This injunction caused the removal of the men who were working in that part of the mine and in consequence they were aid off. About 30 men were thus rendered idle. The mine has not shut down, however, and werk goes on as usual, except in the drift mentioned. Ten of the men who were laid off will be put to work tonight and in a few days room will be made for the others. rr Cais eames LOCALS IN BRIEF. ‘Summarized Mention of Minor Home “. “Happenings. The boiler at the Reward mine sprung a leak yesterday and in consequence no heisting could be done and the miners were laid off till the repairs could be made. : A girl, to work in one of the pleasantest families in this city, is wanted, Apply at the Transcrivt office for particulars. ddtf The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, will be held this evening. Officers will be clected, and every member is requested to be present, , Tomorrow evening Pennsylvania Engine meeting. After the business is concluded a collation will be served, Seay Six men were sent out frem this city today to hunt for the missing man, Charles Grady. They scoured the country in the vicinity of Scott’s Flat. One of them who came back this afternoon reported that Grady had not yet been found. AMOUNTS PAID IN Month of November. The following amounts were paid into the W. OC, Gray, agent, genoa of tax . John Caldwell, balance in hands of Supearrived here this morning on his way to the . Tr Judge in the matter of the town sites of mine. Grass Valley and South-east Grass Valley, Calvin DeMoss and family left for La. "4 for Eureka School District, $169 52, Cygne, Kansas, where they. resided hefore coming here: They will make that-place their future home. F. A. Dunbar, general agent for the Huatin Piper, State school land, $5 60. CO. W. Hill; redemption or vax corunveve No. 151 of 1891, $12 58. R. N. Brewstee, redemption of tax certifMoro Ray Improvement Company, repreicate of 1891, $36 05, senting the‘town site of El Moro, is,at the Union. Miss Mannie Miller ‘will arrive by this evening’s train from San Francisco on her way to her home at French Corral. will be accompanied by Miss Virginia Deal. ro enn El-Moro. A delightful midwinter resort in San Luis Obispo county. Lots selling for $75 and $100 on installments of $5 and $10 a month, -No interest. No taxes until you acquire a title to your lot. Title, U. S. Patent. Do not miss thia opportunity. F. A. Dunbar, general agent for the company, can be seen at the Union Hotel for a few days only. d5-1t : Sena RRNREEN ating _ocehen A New Stock Coming. So many Holiday Goods have alrerdy John Webber, rent of store, $25. B. F. Snell, taxes of 1893, $70,508 78. B. F. Snell, licenses, $547 50. J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenser, She. #39. D. F. Douglass, Sheriff’s fees, $29 13, D, F, Douglass, fereign fees, $6 30. John Werry, Recorder's fees, $197 75. J.J. Greany, Clerk’s fees, $200 30. J. J. Greany, law library tax, $12, PRE e Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : Estate and guardianship of Stoll minors, ecree of settlement of first account of guardian. Order postponing hearing peti-. best Cough Care. Only one cent a dose. 25 tion of W. B. Woods fer appuintment as cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. guardian of said minors until Friday, Richardson Bros. & Company vs. Frank been disposed of by Mrs. Lester & CrawWalker. Order to transmit docket and ford that Mrs. Crawford left yesterday for San Francisco to replenish their stock. Their new goods, so far as quality and prices are concerned, will repay every one to ing Gold Mining Company. stay of proceedings in justice’s court of. healthful summer beverage—at the BeeMeadow Lake township. Champion Mining Company vs. WyomOrder withawait their arrival, of which due notice will drawing certain exhibits. be given. eek: Another Dividend. —— The Citizons Bank last evening declared another dividend (No. 52) of 75 cents per share, This bank is a good paying institution, and is second te none for good management and reliability. e 7 THE mmPorTANCE of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot be overestimated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a great remedy for regulating and invigorating these organs, Hoop’s Prius act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25c, Cararru and rheumatism are blood diseases, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. wie 5 “ MOST PERFECT MADE. ra rape Cream of Tartar Powder. A ee Alum or any other adulterant, Fine Holiday Goods. There has been received at B. H. Miller’s, Odd Fellows Building, Broad street, one of the finest stocks in his line, for the Holiday trade, ever brought te this city, Call and examine the beautiful things,: Mrs. T. 8, Hawxrns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, er : Tried and Approved by the Bilious. For over a third of a century a great specific has been on trial by a national jury of the bilious, Although a verdict in its favor was rendered long since, it is still on trial. Never when it has been “weighed in the balance” has it been found wanting. The name of this medicine is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which more speedily than any other terminates those villianous sensations which attend disorder of the liver, It expels bile from the blood and secretions, remedies chronic costiveness and reinforces the organ ef digestion and assimilation. Sick headache, yellowness of the skin and eyeballs, furred tongue, and other indications that the liver has temporarily knocked off work and gone on the strike, disappear when it isused, It is a most efficient safeney trouble, and fortifies a nervous and enfeebled invalid effectually. , “BML of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city,. Try ‘em. They 40 YEARS THB ST ‘ANDARD, a 9a 9 lemonade, j24 A Cotemporary’s Exaggerated StateThe Grass Valley Telegraph of yesterday Today an injunction was served on the . Champion mine of Nevada City and about 200 men are temporarily threwn out of employment. The injunction was served by the Providence Mining Company, which company claims that the Champion is working on their ground. The order was frem a Company will hold its regular. menthly . : Weather’ Report. ¢ Frencw Corrat, Deo. 1, 1893. ‘Eprror Transcript: The record of the ‘maximum and, minimum thermometer (condensed), and the rainfall at French Corral for the month of November, 1893, is as follows : MAXIMUM, Highest, on the 13th... oasis awe Lowest, on the 24th.... 50° Average of 30 readings. . . -62.33 MINIMUM, Highest, on the 6th.... 52° Lowest, 5 Mme 10h. 6. ccs, 32 ° Average of 30 readings... 43.30.° Mean of 60 do eS 52.81° Rainfall for month./.., 6.05 inches. Mo Wee bilson 2. 2k <.: es Respectfully, N.C. Minter. — fficers. The following were Friday night elected of Grass Valley Quartz Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West: Ed. J. Mitchell, Past President; James F, Robinson, President; J. M. Hammill, First Vice President; D, S. Collins; Sevond Vice President; Harry Nathan, Third Vice President; J. C. Grant, Marshal; A. F. Brady, Recording Secretary T. J. Barry, Financial Secretary; S. J, Al derman, Trustee; M. J. Othet, Historian; Dr. W. C. Jones, Physician. Golden Star Lodge of Grass Valley Friday night elected the following officers: W. P. Roberts, Noble Grand; John O'Donnell, Vice Grand; J. M. Wiley, Secretary; Thos. Othet, Treasurer; C. F. Lane, W. T, Rule, E. C, Webster, Trustees, : _——++00 Election of What He Came For. A gentleman from Lake county, who recently visited this city, was reported to be here looking at our mines. As a matter of fact he was here on altogether different business, The real object of his coming . here was to visit the Barren Hill Nursery of Felix Gillet, for the purpose ef selecting a let of trees and shrubbery for his ranch in Lake county. He purchased about $300 worth from Mr. Gillet. ’ ee Twenty Days in Jail, The fellow who assaulted John Irving at Glenbroek Park the other day gave his name.as Jim Kelley, He was taken befere Dismissed. The man Smith, who shot Jack Hartling in the leg at Grass Valley, was examined before Justice Davis last evening. The evidence went to show that Smith acted on the defensive, Hartling admitting that he ought to be shot for. what he did. Justice Davis, ordered the -defendant discharged. P. T. Riley, Deputy District Attorney, appeared fer the prosecution, and Al. Burrows for the defense. .Hartling has been arrested for disturbing the peace. SKIN IPATION _ INDIGESTION “RUPTIONS ON THE gx say Beauriries GS +450. Fo Tai sas VOMPLE xX An agreeable Laxative Torro. Bold be Pop reesists or cont Beet er aoe KO NO enone ptain Sweeney, U.5.A.,San motictne Price Seta. Bord by es ome ea ores neglect a Cough oo eee erat of Shee For sale at Cair Bros, The Pythian Band A Recommendation. We, the undersigned, ladies of Red Bluff, know T. J. Sidener to bea reliable sewing machine repairer and can recommend him ‘as such to the ladies of Nevada, City. Mrs. AvoM. McCoy, Mrs. J. V. Hitchcock, Mrs. Paul Stall, Mrs. W. B. Lyons, Mrs. C. P. Gipson, Mrs. H. C. Garrett, Mrs. Geo, Kingsley, ‘Mrs. Gen. N.“P. Chipman. d5-26 Headquarters MOE ee serie ae JOHN CARVETH, = ~ Leader eel : “ : 1 Olidayvy Goods High-class Music at reasonable rates = Ollie, L. Archet Meetings = Saved His Life Parties We are now receiving the “T have been suffering from hip disease : largest and finest assortment of for etght years, having three running sores Funerals on my hip. I began to take —— appropriaté for New ear and Christmas gifts that we have yet placed before the Public. Don’t be in haste in mg selecting before you see what we'll have to offer, We'll tell And Other Occasions, Public or Private Apply to or address the Leader, Nevada City, al, Hood’s Sarsaparilla _and it has given méa perfect cure. I fee) S confident that it saved my life.’ Oui L }C Grand New Year's Ball Hood’s Pills assist digestion and cure headache. Sold by all druggists. 25¢. Justice Carr this morning and fined $20 or twenty days in the county jail. to jail. : SOP He went Woodman’s Condition. Free Woodman, who was badly cut en The Finést of Wines, Liquors and Ciyou all about them in a few a . days. * HE MEW RECEPTION, J. M. PFISTER, Successor to J. E. Downer. ' To Be Given at Armory Mall, o the face and eye Saturday night by the gars bursting of a soda bottle, is inuch worse to~ : ! The County Treasury ° During the : pees “ ” 4 y y “= day. Last night he became delirious and . Choicest Set ce ae ~BY— : : 4 remeving the bandages took a toothpick : = Our “ae and scratched his wounded eye so badly : LOW ce . that it is now feared the sight will be deSCHMIDT BROS.,Prices stroyed. ‘Today the injured man was out. :: Pine Street, Nevada City. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, This 0, of his head by spells, cae LOWER oy < Veea ‘Teen ON Leading Cigar Dealers. Year Dr. Muller tod formed oS k N. D. G. w will . r. Muller today performed a surgical i —In Stock ‘ ‘ . ‘s Per leh eperation upon John Hyer, steward of the gg te ore feneret dt wena . =o 5 pia ; i al amttine sre ak hie e s iJ : < Bp sional Hotel on ‘mem ore overlappel(%h -~ rea hee ea wig) Bae estes eis : ‘ such a manner as to seriously interfere with fesmenta: Mr. Hyer’s walking, and it is'‘believed the operation will remedy the trouble. Tu ToRTURES of dyspepsia, the sufferings of scrofula, the agonizing itch and pain of salt rheuin, the disagreeable symptons of catarrh, are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hoon’s Pitts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. ———_—_-++ +8e-+ of baggage for theatrical parties. In the City. : New : Year’s : Evening, D. S.BAKER : ; 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the transportation Monday, Jan. Ist GRAND OPENING DAy OF THE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected, Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pius are the best family catharic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the eo Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and hive Grocery Store, Commercial street SmmMons Liver Reavutator surely cures headache, indigestion and all disorders of the liver. : 7-0 BO 0 Deserving Praise. We desire to say, to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucken's Arnica Salve and Electric Bittera, and have never handled reineAuction ! avid Goods will be sold tion can Le accommodated at reasonable rates. FANCY GOODS:! . ; ce x og cane _ HOLIDAY GOODS ! M. M BARUH, ~ Lwill sell EVERY SATURDAY : a EVENING a . A. MALTMAN, R. H. WEBBER, F. E. WADSWORTH, B. N. SHOECRAPT, H, L, DUUGLASS, Auction . W. H, SMITH, CARL BRAD ——— ON Committee of Arrangements. a Goods, MISS sg ge mag wpe MRS WM. H ; oe Milline and MISS AMELIA HOOK, . At 180 —« m4 Fancy Goods MRS, F, E, BROWN, ‘ MRS. F. EF, WADSWORTH, ‘ : 3 MBS, B, N. SHOECRAFT, : MISS LULU OLUTTER, : ai pas MULE alace Dry Goods Store. & MISS EMMA SMITH, Gs, MRS, H. L. DOUGLASS, ; MRS. GEO. SHAW, ’ " MISS MINNIE BRAND. & = ee stat, 2 cm, ater rne. —OCEHBERG BROS, Proprietor. a at private sale at os — the lowest prices. Anyone having Goods to be disposed of at AucCASPER COHN, Licensed Auctioneer, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevada City dies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great populariety purely on their merits, Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Stere. A cream of tartar Highest of all in leav der, — baking pew, ‘ae a . aa ca Superfine in Quality, Surprisingly Moderate in Price. tra Lady, 25 cents. Gallery, Gents, 50 cents, Ladies, 25 cents. ‘ — ' MEN'S = REICH @ CO., From the ube 4 Mfg. Co. STREBT, OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL. Of North Fork, N. B. (hae .Our Buyer having just returned, has selected an pee saarnomeacp sseeeeees@legant line of Holiday Novelties, comprising WEAR seveeeees very: branch of that particular department in meUNDER .dium and high-class goods. They are being marked : “a a ae +eeee+Out now, and will be displayed at our Grand ss -Opening, which will be advertised through the peaeeesesemedium of this paper in a few days, . Mr. Freud has also secured Extraordinary bargains. ,. __. in Woolen Dress Goods in all shadings and de., signs, which goods we are now offering at the ex-. traordinary low prices of 25, 35 and 50 cents,. ‘. per yard. _—_ BOYS’ From Marysville Woolen Mills of California. Blg Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. Poe eveveve I have for years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in United States Government Food Report. — Royal Baking Powder (o., + 106 Wall St, N.Y, The county, but the finest. B. H. MILLER, , ‘The Old Reliable. ‘ Novelties in All Departments Received Daily, ‘ee t iad ie

of iN aad he ri wou t. ’. rode . THAT INJUNCTION. Brown & Calkins, Publishers. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1893. SSS rere PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. P. fhovland of San Francisco is in town. Mies Annie Fradbury of San Juan is here on a visit, 5 George H. Heat ‘ef San Francisce arrived here on the morning train. Frank Germaine, the cigar-maker, is on ‘the sick list. : Miss A. De Milieu of North Bloomfield is here on a visit, J.B. Miller came over from French Corral today. ‘ George C. Gaylord went to San Francisce today. H. 8. Dinkelspiel of San Francisco arrived heré on last evening’s train. M. 8. Bovintries and J. W. Wise, of San Francisco, are in town. : : ’ Fred Larsen come down from Washington today. : Mra, Porter of San Francisco is here on a visit. ’ ® Chas. Phelps came down from Phelps Hill today. : Fred Zeitler went to San Francisce last evening. J. A. Lipman ef the Eagle Bird mine returned this morning froma trip to-San Francise >. Mrs. Downey of Smartsville is very ill. The sick lady is a sister to Henry Lane of this city. W. E. Davis and wife, Miss Mamie ‘Cahill and J. Cahill came down from You Bet today, £ N. Trebilcock, who has been sick for some time, was able to be on the street today. Dr. Fred Lux, of the Alaska mine at Pike City, arrived here last evening en his way belew. Mrs. Dr. Burleigh of Forest City arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco, Mrs. J. C. Gardner of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her way to North San Juan to visit friends. J. O. Hayes and Mrs, Chynoweth, of San Jose, arrived here last evening on their way to Washington. T. H. O, Walton ef Camptonville came down on last evening’s stage, en route to San Francisco, Mrs. Frank Cole of the Mountain House is here on a visit to Mr. and Mra, W. L. Cole. W. Scheuerman of Sacramento arrived’ here last evening on his way to North Snn County Treasury during the past month: Juan to visit his father, I. Huhn of San Francisco, who purchased certificate No. 104 of 1893, $6 the Eagle Bird mine in Washington district, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT —— ment Regarding It. contained the following: court in San Francisco. The mine is now shut down, but we have that implicit faith in the good judgment of the President of the Champion Company and in Mr, Fred Zeitler, the Superintendent, which makes us believe that matters will soon beadjusted and that the Champien will start on its glorious career in a few days. The above item is very wide of the mark, and in some féspects is: absurdly erroneour, It is true that the Providence Mining Cem pany has enjoined the Champion Compaiiy from working in the south drift.of the latter company’s mine, claiming that it is on Providence ground. This injunction caused the removal of the men who were working in that part of the mine and in consequence they were aid off. About 30 men were thus rendered idle. The mine has not shut down, however, and werk goes on as usual, except in the drift mentioned. Ten of the men who were laid off will be put to work tonight and in a few days room will be made for the others. rr Cais eames LOCALS IN BRIEF. ‘Summarized Mention of Minor Home “. “Happenings. The boiler at the Reward mine sprung a leak yesterday and in consequence no heisting could be done and the miners were laid off till the repairs could be made. : A girl, to work in one of the pleasantest families in this city, is wanted, Apply at the Transcrivt office for particulars. ddtf The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No. 56, will be held this evening. Officers will be clected, and every member is requested to be present, , Tomorrow evening Pennsylvania Engine meeting. After the business is concluded a collation will be served, Seay Six men were sent out frem this city today to hunt for the missing man, Charles Grady. They scoured the country in the vicinity of Scott’s Flat. One of them who came back this afternoon reported that Grady had not yet been found. AMOUNTS PAID IN Month of November. The following amounts were paid into the W. OC, Gray, agent, genoa of tax . John Caldwell, balance in hands of Supearrived here this morning on his way to the . Tr Judge in the matter of the town sites of mine. Grass Valley and South-east Grass Valley, Calvin DeMoss and family left for La. "4 for Eureka School District, $169 52, Cygne, Kansas, where they. resided hefore coming here: They will make that-place their future home. F. A. Dunbar, general agent for the Huatin Piper, State school land, $5 60. CO. W. Hill; redemption or vax corunveve No. 151 of 1891, $12 58. R. N. Brewstee, redemption of tax certifMoro Ray Improvement Company, repreicate of 1891, $36 05, senting the‘town site of El Moro, is,at the Union. Miss Mannie Miller ‘will arrive by this evening’s train from San Francisco on her way to her home at French Corral. will be accompanied by Miss Virginia Deal. ro enn El-Moro. A delightful midwinter resort in San Luis Obispo county. Lots selling for $75 and $100 on installments of $5 and $10 a month, -No interest. No taxes until you acquire a title to your lot. Title, U. S. Patent. Do not miss thia opportunity. F. A. Dunbar, general agent for the company, can be seen at the Union Hotel for a few days only. d5-1t : Sena RRNREEN ating _ocehen A New Stock Coming. So many Holiday Goods have alrerdy John Webber, rent of store, $25. B. F. Snell, taxes of 1893, $70,508 78. B. F. Snell, licenses, $547 50. J. J. Greany, Auditor’s fees on licenser, She. #39. D. F. Douglass, Sheriff’s fees, $29 13, D, F, Douglass, fereign fees, $6 30. John Werry, Recorder's fees, $197 75. J.J. Greany, Clerk’s fees, $200 30. J. J. Greany, law library tax, $12, PRE e Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : Estate and guardianship of Stoll minors, ecree of settlement of first account of guardian. Order postponing hearing peti-. best Cough Care. Only one cent a dose. 25 tion of W. B. Woods fer appuintment as cts, 50 cts., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. guardian of said minors until Friday, Richardson Bros. & Company vs. Frank been disposed of by Mrs. Lester & CrawWalker. Order to transmit docket and ford that Mrs. Crawford left yesterday for San Francisco to replenish their stock. Their new goods, so far as quality and prices are concerned, will repay every one to ing Gold Mining Company. stay of proceedings in justice’s court of. healthful summer beverage—at the BeeMeadow Lake township. Champion Mining Company vs. WyomOrder withawait their arrival, of which due notice will drawing certain exhibits. be given. eek: Another Dividend. —— The Citizons Bank last evening declared another dividend (No. 52) of 75 cents per share, This bank is a good paying institution, and is second te none for good management and reliability. e 7 THE mmPorTANCE of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot be overestimated. Hood's Sarsaparilla is a great remedy for regulating and invigorating these organs, Hoop’s Prius act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25c, Cararru and rheumatism are blood diseases, for which Ayer’s Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair. wie 5 “ MOST PERFECT MADE. ra rape Cream of Tartar Powder. A ee Alum or any other adulterant, Fine Holiday Goods. There has been received at B. H. Miller’s, Odd Fellows Building, Broad street, one of the finest stocks in his line, for the Holiday trade, ever brought te this city, Call and examine the beautiful things,: Mrs. T. 8, Hawxrns, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE.’ Iconsider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels. Price 75 cts. Sold by Carr Bros, er : Tried and Approved by the Bilious. For over a third of a century a great specific has been on trial by a national jury of the bilious, Although a verdict in its favor was rendered long since, it is still on trial. Never when it has been “weighed in the balance” has it been found wanting. The name of this medicine is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which more speedily than any other terminates those villianous sensations which attend disorder of the liver, It expels bile from the blood and secretions, remedies chronic costiveness and reinforces the organ ef digestion and assimilation. Sick headache, yellowness of the skin and eyeballs, furred tongue, and other indications that the liver has temporarily knocked off work and gone on the strike, disappear when it isused, It is a most efficient safeney trouble, and fortifies a nervous and enfeebled invalid effectually. , “BML of Fare Changed. It is rather late for tripe, so J. J. Jackson, at the Bee Hive Grocery Store has concluded to intreduce to his customers the finest lot of Pickled Pigs’ Feet ever seen in this city,. Try ‘em. They 40 YEARS THB ST ‘ANDARD, a 9a 9 lemonade, j24 A Cotemporary’s Exaggerated StateThe Grass Valley Telegraph of yesterday Today an injunction was served on the . Champion mine of Nevada City and about 200 men are temporarily threwn out of employment. The injunction was served by the Providence Mining Company, which company claims that the Champion is working on their ground. The order was frem a Company will hold its regular. menthly . : Weather’ Report. ¢ Frencw Corrat, Deo. 1, 1893. ‘Eprror Transcript: The record of the ‘maximum and, minimum thermometer (condensed), and the rainfall at French Corral for the month of November, 1893, is as follows : MAXIMUM, Highest, on the 13th..... oasis awe Lowest, on the 24th....... 50° Average of 30 readings. .. . -62.33 MINIMUM, Highest, on the 6th....... 52° Lowest, 5 Mme 10h.. 6. ccs, 32 ° Average of 30 readings...... 43.30.° Mean of 60 do eS 52.81° Rainfall for month../..., 6.05 inches. Mo Wee bilson 2. 2k <.: es Respectfully, N.C. Minter. — fficers. The following were Friday night elected

of Grass Valley Quartz Parlor, Native Sons of the Golden West: Ed. J. Mitchell, Past President; James F, Robinson, President; J. M. Hammill, First Vice President; D, S. Collins; Sevond Vice President; Harry Nathan, Third Vice President; J. C. Grant, Marshal; A. F. Brady, Recording Secretary T. J. Barry, Financial Secretary; S. J, Al derman, Trustee; M. J. Othet, Historian; Dr. W. C. Jones, Physician. Golden Star Lodge of Grass Valley Friday night elected the following officers: W. P. Roberts, Noble Grand; John O'Donnell, Vice Grand; J. M. Wiley, Secretary; Thos. Othet, Treasurer; C. F. Lane, W. T, Rule, E. C, Webster, Trustees, : _——++00 Election of What He Came For. A gentleman from Lake county, who recently visited this city, was reported to be here looking at our mines. As a matter of fact he was here on altogether different business, The real object of his coming . here was to visit the Barren Hill Nursery of Felix Gillet, for the purpose ef selecting a let of trees and shrubbery for his ranch in Lake county. He purchased about $300 worth from Mr. Gillet. ’ ee Twenty Days in Jail, The fellow who assaulted John Irving at Glenbroek Park the other day gave his name.as Jim Kelley, He was taken befere Dismissed. The man Smith, who shot Jack Hartling in the leg at Grass Valley, was examined before Justice Davis last evening. The evidence went to show that Smith acted on the defensive, Hartling admitting that he ought to be shot for. what he did. Justice Davis, ordered the -defendant discharged. P. T. Riley, Deputy District Attorney, appeared fer the prosecution, and Al. Burrows for the defense. .Hartling has been arrested for disturbing the peace. SKIN IPATION _ INDIGESTION “RUPTIONS ON THE gx say Beauriries GS +450. Fo Tai sas VOMPLE xX An agreeable Laxative Torro. Bold be Pop reesists or cont Beet er aoe KO NO enone ptain Sweeney, U.5.A.,San motictne Price Seta. Bord by es ome ea ores neglect a Cough oo eee erat of Shee For sale at Cair Bros, The Pythian Band A Recommendation. We, the undersigned, ladies of Red Bluff, know T. J. Sidener to bea reliable sewing machine repairer and can recommend him ‘as such to the ladies of Nevada, City. Mrs. AvoM. McCoy, Mrs. J. V. Hitchcock, Mrs. Paul Stall, Mrs. W. B. Lyons, Mrs. C. P. Gipson, Mrs. H. C. Garrett, Mrs. Geo, Kingsley, ‘Mrs. Gen. N.“P. Chipman. d5-26 Headquarters MOE ee serie ae JOHN CARVETH, = ~ Leader eel : “ : 1 Olidayvy Goods High-class Music at reasonable rates = Ollie, L. Archet Meetings = Saved His Life Parties We are now receiving the “T have been suffering from hip disease : largest and finest assortment of for etght years, having three running sores Funerals on my hip. I began to take —— appropriaté for New ear and Christmas gifts that we have yet placed before the Public. Don’t be in haste in mg selecting before you see what we'll have to offer, We'll tell And Other Occasions, Public or Private Apply to or address the Leader, Nevada City, al, Hood’s Sarsaparilla _and it has given méa perfect cure. I fee) S confident that it saved my life.’ Oui L }C Grand New Year's Ball Hood’s Pills assist digestion and cure headache. Sold by all druggists. 25¢. Justice Carr this morning and fined $20 or twenty days in the county jail. to jail. : SOP He went Woodman’s Condition. Free Woodman, who was badly cut en The Finést of Wines, Liquors and Ciyou all about them in a few a . days. * HE MEW RECEPTION, J. M. PFISTER, Successor to J. E. Downer. ' To Be Given at Armory Mall, o the face and eye Saturday night by the gars bursting of a soda bottle, is inuch worse to~ : ! The County Treasury ° During the : pees “ ” 4 y y “= day. Last night he became delirious and . Choicest Set ce ae ~BY— : : 4 remeving the bandages took a toothpick : = Our “ae and scratched his wounded eye so badly : LOW ce . that it is now feared the sight will be deSCHMIDT BROS.,Prices stroyed. ‘Today the injured man was out. :: Pine Street, Nevada City. Laurel Parlor, No. 6, This 0, of his head by spells, cae LOWER oy < Veea ‘Teen ON Leading Cigar Dealers. Year Dr. Muller tod formed oS k N. D. G. w will . r. Muller today performed a surgical i —In Stock ‘ ‘ . ‘s Per leh eperation upon John Hyer, steward of the gg te ore feneret dt wena . =o 5 pia ; i al amttine sre ak hie e s iJ : < Bp sional Hotel on ‘mem ore overlappel(%h -~ rea hee ea wig) Bae estes eis : ‘ such a manner as to seriously interfere with fesmenta: Mr. Hyer’s walking, and it is'‘believed the operation will remedy the trouble. Tu ToRTURES of dyspepsia, the sufferings of scrofula, the agonizing itch and pain of salt rheuin, the disagreeable symptons of catarrh, are removed by Hood's Sarsaparilla, Hoon’s Pitts are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent constipation. ———_—_-++ +8e-+ of baggage for theatrical parties. In the City. : New : Year’s : Evening, D. S.BAKER : ; 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND TO all orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention paid to the transportation Monday, Jan. Ist GRAND OPENING DAy OF THE EARLIER symptons of dyspepsia, such as distress after eating, heartburn, and occasional headaches, should not be neglected, Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla and be cured. Hoop’s Pius are the best family catharic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee It cures Incipient Consumption. It is the eo Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and hive Grocery Store, Commercial street SmmMons Liver Reavutator surely cures headache, indigestion and all disorders of the liver. : 7-0 BO 0 Deserving Praise. We desire to say, to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Bucken's Arnica Salve and Electric Bittera, and have never handled reineAuction ! avid Goods will be sold tion can Le accommodated at reasonable rates. FANCY GOODS:! . ; ce x og cane _ HOLIDAY GOODS ! M. M BARUH, ~ Lwill sell EVERY SATURDAY : a EVENING a . A. MALTMAN, R. H. WEBBER, F. E. WADSWORTH, B. N. SHOECRAPT, H, L, DUUGLASS, Auction . W. H, SMITH, CARL BRAD ——— ON Committee of Arrangements. a Goods, MISS sg ge mag wpe MRS WM. H ; oe Milline and MISS AMELIA HOOK, . At 180 —« m4 Fancy Goods MRS, F, E, BROWN, ‘ MRS. F. EF, WADSWORTH, ‘ : 3 MBS, B, N. SHOECRAFT, : MISS LULU OLUTTER, : ai pas MULE alace Dry Goods Store. & MISS EMMA SMITH, Gs, MRS, H. L. DOUGLASS, ; MRS. GEO. SHAW, ’ " MISS MINNIE BRAND. & = ee stat, 2 cm, ater rne. —OCEHBERG BROS, Proprietor. a at private sale at os — the lowest prices. Anyone having Goods to be disposed of at AucCASPER COHN, Licensed Auctioneer, Masonic Block, Commercial st., Nevada City dies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfaction. We do not hesitate to guarantee them every time, and we stand ready to refund the purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies have won their great populariety purely on their merits, Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Stere. A cream of tartar Highest of all in leav der, — baking pew, ‘ae a . aa ca Superfine in Quality, Surprisingly Moderate in Price. tra Lady, 25 cents. Gallery, Gents, 50 cents, Ladies, 25 cents. ‘ — ' MEN'S = REICH @ CO., From the ube 4 Mfg. Co. STREBT, OPPOSITE UNION HOTEL. Of North Fork, N. B. (hae .Our Buyer having just returned, has selected an pee saarnomeacp sseeeeees@legant line of Holiday Novelties, comprising WEAR seveeeees very: branch of that particular department in meUNDER .dium and high-class goods. They are being marked : “a a ae +eeee+Out now, and will be displayed at our Grand ss -Opening, which will be advertised through the peaeeesesemedium of this paper in a few days, . Mr. Freud has also secured Extraordinary bargains. ,. __. in Woolen Dress Goods in all shadings and de.., signs, which goods we are now offering at the ex-.. traordinary low prices of 25, 35 and 50 cents,.. ‘. per yard. _—_ BOYS’ From Marysville Woolen Mills of California. Blg Values for a Very Small Amount of Money. Poe eveveve I have for years been the leader In the Fine Underwear market. This year, as usual, I offer not Only the largest assortment in United States Government Food Report. — Royal Baking Powder (o., + 106 Wall St, N.Y, The county, but the finest. B. H. MILLER, , ‘The Old Reliable. ‘ Novelties in All Departments Received Daily, ‘ee t iad ie