December 5, 1895 (4 pages)

ish, 7 right OX24 Ger-— hand lack lows: heval ofS bi. 25. nteed ida City. & Crawford ‘a nice line of and ornamenfrom the Minain. These ‘e just as nice rifts as can be hey are reas— rice, LOO, By take the cash nough quan— s. We know uy to. get the That's su. We offer lity. In this s real name. f you like to oney. evvnnyyy All PLS BI RS ESE a IOI ae ———— IES, . city, tt stock of qualled it »So and ces are all SOAS? Se a ene OK wa? vava™ 22.8, aa? SESS + Wa ata ane”. PDP se BPS 2 <6 eles Slelele wa Teele leis Ladddudd re a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprictors” SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts: per Week or 60 Cts. per Month = WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. —————— — THURSDAY... DEC. 5, 1895. Pn EE___ Telephone No. 4. WILL GAUSE A BOOW, : Land Yalues Will Advance Where Sold “Jn Small Tracts. Marysville Demorcat : The scheme of purchaging and ‘subdividing certain large tracts of the west side of the Sacramento river by a syndicate of capitalists, which scheme hag} been nearly completed, is the work principally of W. H. Mills, Should the scheme be carried through as now.-contemplated it will create a boom in land values in this part of the Sacramento valley, because the mere fact that capital has thus been invested will attract the attention of other capitalists. There is millions of money lying idle, and other millions that does not earn more than three per cent, per annum, which can find a remuneration at five and six per cent, in these lands, if handled correctly. The proposed colony scheme is to embrace 12,400 acres of the Boggs place, 41,500 acres of the Glenn estate, 20,000 acres of the Chambers tract, 20,000 of the Finnell ranch and one or two smaller tracts. ©. P. Huntington and other capitalists are to place the land in a position to be sold in small tracts of from twenty to one hundred. and sixty * acres each to actual settlers who will cultivate and improve the same. Long terms will be given when desiréd and only the interest on the amount of purchase will be required, which money will be paid--annually in advance. “The lands are of good quality and water for irrigation will be a part of the contract for a deed in all sales of plains.or up land. It is learned from reliable source that the propdsed purchases and combine of land owners and capitalists quite likely will be completed in the near future, 2-0 eo oe Will Put Up Gates. The Directors vf Pennsylvania Engine Company, No, 2, have been instructed to procure strong wire gates for the front of their fire house. At present the building is fitted with large, heavy glass doors, ®ut they are kept open nearly all the time, being too cumbersome to open and shut very handily, © In consequence the place is accessible to little children, dogs, drunken men and hoodlum boys, all of whom commit moré or less mischief. -The wire gates will be con. venient, ornamental and substantial, and will be so arranged that they can be opened . readily in case of fire and will spring back out of the way of the hose carts, ——_--1@0-+ Will Explain to the Firemen. Nevada County Electric Power Company, will be present this evening at the meeting of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1; to explain to the firemen a few things about electricity, insulated wires, etc. The members of Pennsylvania Engine Company have been invited to be present. The subject is one upon which the firemen should. be informed, and Prof, Stark’s remarks will be instructive to all who hear them. The Merrimac Mine Sold. summated today, being sold to Stone and others for $20,000. A cash pay' ment was made and a mortgage given for the balance. e@cBe Testimonial. Andrew Bartim, of Jackson, Cal., says he suffered for months with sciatic rheumaWanted. A girl to do housework, Address P, O. Box 212, Nevada City. d4iw Situation Wanted. A young woman wishes a situation to do housekeeping. Enquire at New York Hotel. d4iw SS For Rent. A room ina desirable locality, , Inquire at this office d2lw Hoop's Piius have won high praise for “their prompt and efficient yet easy action, AN TIMULANT is often needed to nourish and eaten the roots and to™keep the hair a natural color. Hall’s is the best onic for the hair. Hair Renewcr \ Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. ‘DR. / / ' Most Perfect Made. _ A? Years the Standard, _ Prof. Stark, the chief electrician of the. d5-3t ; is all closed in and the interior work is progressing nicely, proaching completion, structure, tism, and the best.of medical skill was of no 1 avail, and the Oil of Eden cured him. ident; Martin Thomas, dent; PERSONAL POINTERS, A Conelse Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J. W. Holmes of Placerville is in town, J. A. Holdsworth is down from Graniteville. E. M. Ferguson of San Francisco is in town. : H. A. Laidlaw of San Francisco is in town. L. Levy, the San Francisco drummer, is in town, John Spaulding came up from Auburn last night, Fred Hathaway came over from San Juan today. C. L. Miller*was over from French Corral yesterday, : : W. H. Harris of Relief Hill has returne from Auburn. Malcom Treadwell has returned from Santa Monica, Anton Ibler was down from. Bloomfield yesterday. : Chas, Lillie of the Oak Tree mine was in town yesterday. : C. A. Hanson came down from Camp tonville last night, i : Chas. Sooy and wife of San Juan visited this city yesterday. Theo, Hackley arrived here. this morning from San, Francisco. Thos, Spargo ‘of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mr, and Mrs. L.' W. Evans were over from Columbia Hill yesterday. H. H. Thomas of Colusa was in town last evening on his way to Marysville. Wm. Stringer of London: arrived here this morning on his way to Sierra county, Will Roberts, of Sacramento, who has been visiting friends here, has returned home, ; Miss Annie Walker has returned from San Juan, where she has been visiting her parents, J. F, Kidder is around again and is able to attend to business at the railroad office. in Grass Valley. A. M. Dobbie of North Bloomfield arrived here this morning from Sai Francisco on his way home. é Captain Fetz, who has been the guest of Fred Zeitler for some time past, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs, William McCormick of San Francisco, relict of the late Dr. McCormick, is visiting Mrs, William Watt at Grass Valley, Where she resided a number. of years ago, Miss Kate O’Donnell and her sister, Mrs, H. Proschold of San Francisco, are expected here shortly on a visit to their sisters, Miss O’Donnell will leave for Guatemala the last of this month.G, W. Hegarty came down from Moore’s Flat today. é James Kerby came down from the Mountain House today. Leaders in Holiday Goods. Books for old and young This year’s best games All kinds toilet sets Celluloid art novelties” The choicest imported perfumes And hundreds of other things At the new Drug Store of DIcKERMAN & Co, Building Notes. George M. Hughes has the contract to erect the new house for Mrs. Cal R, Clarke on Nevada street, and will rush the work. Thrée new houses are—being built on Gold Flat, ; J. F. Stranahan’s house on Prospect Hill Mrs. QJuintana’s new residence on Nimrod street is alsé covered, so that the car: The sale of the Merrimac mine was con~. penters can.go ahead with the work. When . cannot be cured by local applications, Colonel } finished the house will be a nice one. Walter Rice’s new house on Aristocracy Hill, near Mrs, .Guscetti’s place, is ay It is to be a_fine Epworth League. The Epworth League has elected the foldo not purge, pain or gripe. druggists. owing officers: William H. Andrews, Presing WAIST Beautiful Trophies to Be Awarded at the Annual Tournament. The Woodpecker Whist Club of Nevada City has received-an invitation from the Pacific Coast Whist Association to participate in the annual tuurnament, to be held in San Francisco December 13th and 14th, The Rideout Trophy, a beautiful silver urn valued at $200, will be played for in teams of four, There are to be five contests as follows: 1. The Rideout Trophy contest. 2. Ladies contést in pairs, — 3. Club teams of four. 4. Ladies vs. gentlemen, in teams of fives 5. Straight whist. z The play is to be governed by the American League rules—Howell system, —Valtrable prizes will be given in each class. The Woodpecker Club would,gladly enter a team, but it is difficult fo find four persons who can afford to make the trip. Sev eral of the members are talking of . organiz~ ing a duplicate whist club and join the State and National organization. : Whist is steadily gainivg in popularity. Nearly every town and city in the East,and many on the Pacitic Coast, have clubs where scientific whist is played. Books, papers and lectures devoted to the game are evidences of the deep interest taken in the greatest of all card games. Instructors are traveling about the East teaching people the game, and one or two of them have visited San Francisco. Nevada City has many good whist players.and we would like to see them form a club and enter the championship race, Sa gg na The New Drug Store Has a beautiful display of holiday goods, Come and see us at Carr Bros,’ old etand, d5-3t DickerMAN & Co. +-*@e->+—-Visiting Grass Valiey. J. E. Farrell, brother’of M, J. Farrell of Grass Valley, is visiting relatives here.’ He has been living in the Puget Sound country for the past six or seven years, says the Tidings, but has decided to return to California;of which State he was a resident previous to moving to Seattle, His family at San Jose. He reports the Northwest Coast ‘quite dull in a business way, though the revival of the lumber trade Mr, Farrell himself has been identified with mining interests. We trust he will find California a better field than his late home. ——-+ #80 — New Holiday Goods Arriving Daily are now is helping that country. At Dickerman & Co.’s Drug Store, The very latest in useful and crnamental things, and at moderate prices. d5-3t + ©@e + —A. Practical Invention. Tidings: J. W. Higgins of Grass Valley has applied for a patent on an improvement in smoking pipes, which provides a novel construction that will absorb all ‘nicotine and moisture, which, can be readily boiled out, without injuring the pipe bowl, Mr, Higgins has been placed upon the September Roll of Honor by the Wedderburn Com,pany, with numerous other patentees in var‘ious parts of the country, as one: likely. to receive a prize of $150 for the most’ meritorious invention patented through that company in September, Only a small proportion of those applying for a patent through the Wedderburn Co. are placed upon the Roll of Honor, Se Schools, Churches, Sunday Schools And other extensive buyers get special rates on holiday goods at* DickERMAN & Co’s, —---+ -0@e + —CaTARRH is a constitutional disease and d53t Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional rémedy ; it cures catarrh, it purifies the blood, Hoop’s Pruts are purely vegetable, and Sold by all ~-2@e--— Fresh Fish. At the Plaza Store every Thursday evend3-2t First. Vice PresiMiss Annie Clemo, Second Vice President; Miss Rachel Morgan, Third Vice President; W. A. Parks, Fourth Vice President; Miss Adeline Hothersall, Secretary; Ray Murchie, Treasurer, Taken Suddenly Sick. Superintendent Cunningham of the Sunset Telephone Company had a congestive chill at Grass Valley today. After partially recovering he left for his home at Sacramento. Convicted. E, Costello, who with four or five others were arrested for disturbing the peace a few nights ago, was tried before a jury in Justice Holbrook’s court today and convicted. He will receive his sentence tomorrow. The disturbance complained of occurred on ‘lower Spring, street. Madge Marshal was the complainant. The other cases will be prosecuted, ~s ‘Boo . How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars. reward for any case of Catarrh that cannet be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure, z F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned have known F, J, Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tranctions and financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm, ~ : “Weert & Trvay, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O, ' Waxpina, Kinnan & Marviy, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tvsetimonials sent There Is Merit I was in bad Mieart ¥n Hood’s Sarsapnrilla. condition with Sour Stomach, Ss “John Ri Lochary, Roxbury, Ohio. Palpitation, Hot Flashes. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I am as well as ever. I give Hood’s Sarsaparilla all the credit. I took no other medicine, Joun R, LocuARY, Roxbury, Ohio. Remember, Hood’s ::. Cures Hood’s Pills are taking the lead. 25 Notice to Creditors. STATE OF SIMON VEDDER VANDFRE VEER, deceased. sie al Notice’is hereby given by the undersigned, Adminis rator of the Estate of SIMON VEDDER VANDERVEER, deceased, to the creditors of and all rersons having claims against the sai Jeceased, to exhibtthem with the ‘necessary vyoneher:, within four months after the first publication of this notice, tothe said Administrator, st his office, the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine St., Nevada Citv.in the Courty of Nevada, Cal. E. W. SCHMIDT, : # : administrator of Estate of Sim«n V. Vanfree. .Price Jac. per betile. sold by all derveer. deceased. re : Pal . 8. : orn°y, Daege'ste. J. Deted, Dee. 4h, 1606. }-4re uniformly favorable, showing a desire to ASSESSMENT WORK. When and How It Must Be Done to Be Legal. Inquiry is made, regarding the manner in which the required amount of assessment work on unpatented mining claims is estimated, whether by the day’s work or foot in shaft and tunnel; if by the day’s work at what price, or if. by the foot what price ; nd if work on necessary trails and roads can: be counted as assessment. work; also if Allowance can be made for time traveling to and from claims, The inquiriey ‘come from different sections of the State. The/vork is estimated by the day’s work at the ruling local rate, While the departmen: rulings interpret the statute according to its spirit, so far as is known by this paper no decision permits trail or road work to apply on the amount of annual work or improvement. Work must be on the claim itself, or, if on other. ground, with direct relation to it. No allowance is nade for time or expense in going or returning from the claim, In this matter of assessment work, the atten~ tion of holders of unpatented mining claims in this State is directed to an act passed by the California Legislature March 31, 1891, which’ prescribes that when the required amount of labor or improvements is’ put on an unpatented mining claim, -the “owner shall within thirty days file with the County Recorder an affidavit describing the labor performed, the improvement made and its value, The act provides that failure so to do renders the mine open to relvcation. —_——-—_+ #@46 +. Will Select an Editor. The public school pupils, down to and including the fifth grade, will hold primaries tomorrow, elect delegates and hold a convention for the purpose of selecting one of their number to act as editor of the Nevada City department of the Christmas Examiner, Some lively electioneering is going on among the members of the different schools, + 0@e-+-—. An Evidence of Confidence. The good prices most of the property of the Lones estate brought, shows that people have great confidence in the future of Nevada City. The small wooden building occupied by James Power’s saloon, on Commercial street, and which has a frontage of eleven and eight-tenths feet, was sold for $1,375—over $116 per front foot. ‘About a year ago the property was sold for $400. It rents for $20 per month. —_————+-+@e-> —___--—Odd Fellows’ Election. The following have been elected officers of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. F.: William Barker, N. G.; Martin Thomas, V. G.; George A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. S.; C. E. Mulloy, Treasurer; James Kinkead, Trustee. ‘The installation will take place January 7th, ——~— + 2 @e-Woman’s Suffrage Club. Mrs. Harland of San Francisco is here for the purpose of organizing a Woman’s Suffrage Club, Mrs. Harland formerly lived in Downieville, her maiden name being Miss Davidson. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I, J. Rolfe. BORN. In Grass Valley, December 4, 1895, to the Gone From Our Gaze. . Murphy has gone away. We mern Jimmy, de slogger, wid de chamois skin hat. He left upon short notice, after languishing seven hours in jail, having been arrested on a chargé of vagrancy. After being released he was told by Marshal Getchell to skip out, and when last heard. of he was skipping towards Colfax at a lively rate. Murphy has been in this city a few short weeks, trying to.get some one to back him in a prize fight, but was unsuccessful, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever: Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Meme g Price 25 cente per box. For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. ae ee First-Class Laundrying. =_—_ « Try the Twin City Steam Laundry. Geo. -B, Johnson, the coal oil man, sole agent for Nevada City, Leave call orders at Miss Holbrook’s news stand, Bread street. 019 POWDER ‘Absolutely Fure. ‘A cream of tartar baking powder,. Highest of all in leavening strength,” Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N. Y. « DR. FRANKLIN HOMELIEST MAN IN TOWN Has Just Arrived! God Blew the Poot Dr. Franklin Will Remove Your SCORN S At Half P:ice, 50 Cents Each, until Monday, 6 P. M., by callwife of John Ham, a son. aaeeiaiemnaeae ing at the NATIONAL HOTEL. —= = , Friends and Patrons ready for business. We beg to announce to our numerous that we arenow THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S oo Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, The infant child of Chas. dangerously sick. Mosher is The Stuttz Theatrical Company is visiting Napa and surrounding localities, No, 2 fire company will have a collatica atthe next meeting, to be héld January 8, 1896. \ The Granite Hill Mining Company of Grass Valley want bids for sinking their shaft 100 feet deeper, The shaft ig 54x12 feet. ; fe Nevada Commandery,» Kuights Templar, : will confer the Red Cross degree tonight. A delegation of members will come up from Grass Valley. The water was shut off last evening, just at our press time, which caused the TRANSCRIPT carriers to be late in serving subscribers, ‘ Tnere has been a hard, steady rain all afternoon, with indications for a stormy ‘night. Mrs, Trewen, State Organizer, organized a lodge of the Daughters of St. yeorge at Grass Valley last evening. There are forty hames on the charter,At Colfax yesterday the suit for damages ‘brought by one Angle against the Narrow Gague Railroad was tried in the Justice Court. A cow belonging to Angle was killed by a train, . Justice Stevens took the case under advisement, See eS Received the Contract. —— Watson & Nivens, the. foundrymen of this city, have received the contract. for manufecturing the new hoisting plant to be used at the Crown Point mine near Grass Valley, aoe -2-e@e oe — Has Entire Control. — The Canada Hill Consolidated mines, better known as the-Charonnat mining property, has been bonded to George (C, Gaylord, who already owns three ledges adjoining this property, By bonding the other mine he secures control of all the ledgedsin that immediate locality, It is bis intention to make arrangements for the development of the property, ae eapes pga ie es A New Bishopric. In accordance with a résolution passed, at the last triennial general convention of: the Protestant Episcopal Church authorizing divison of the diocese of California, a Diocesan Convention will be held at Los Angeles, commencing to-day, the main purpose being to settle the loundaries of the new diocese and to elect a Bishop, Bishops Nichols and Wingfield, together with clerical and lay delegates from every parish in California, will be present, and as the matter is of great interest to all churchmen the attendance is likely to be very jarge. Se + *@er _— All F ree, Thore who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free; Call on the advertised Drugpist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, ‘ Send your name and address to H. E, Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free, All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Dickerman & Co’s, Drug Store. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. P, Brown, Marysville, rr J. Corwin, J. H. Allen, San Francisco, F, Rowe, oe qi Levy, “ D. Denvar, Grasa Valley, Geo. W. Burning, ‘* D. Borchers, be C. H, Smith, de J. T. Howard & wf., Grass Valley, Mrs, Yount, “ Mrs, Scheifer, ve Miss M,.Wilhelm, hh ‘Miss C. Wilhelm, he 8. Strang, A. Lane, a C. H, Sooy & wf., San Juan, H. K, Lardlaw, San Francisco, F. Brock, Bloomfield, C. Organ &wf,, W. H. Harris, Auburn, H. H, Thomas, Colusa, J. Kearns, : = E. J. Olsen, Washington, J. W. Holmes, Placerville, ' + oe Oh Yes, Will Be In it. J. Napenthal, Marysville, Perhaps yon are not aware that I. will carry a nice line of holiday goods, I therefore take pleasure in announcing that within a few days I will receive a large consignment of holiday presents, suitable for old. and young, rich and poor, and would ask you to hold your orders till you have examined mine, Thanks for past favors, I remain yours for business, J. Levy, a3 Commer cial street, 66 Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system, e Oil of Eden has been sold by Joun P. Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured, only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Company, Oakland, Cal, For sale by W. D. Vinton, 2 CONSUMPTION 60 PRONOUNCED. By the Physicians SEVERE COUGH At Night ys Spitting Blood Given Over by the Doctors! LIFE SAVED BY AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL “Seven years ago, my wife had a ¥ severe attack of lung trouble which g the physicians pronounced consumption, ® The cough was extremely distressing, especially at night, and was frequently attended with the spitting of blood. & The doctors being unable to help her, Ms I induced her to try Ayer’s Cherry Pec9 toral, and was surprised at the great ® relief it gave. Before using one whole bottle, she was cured, so that now she is o quite strong and healthy. That this @ medicine saved my wife's life, I have not ° the least. doubt."—K. Morris, Memphis, Tenn. t Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 2.2.99999999909090000000003 KS 00000000000000 The largest and finest Stock of Holiday Goods that ever came to this market we offer to ‘the Public at the most I'm Making A GREAT HIT —WITH MY— Buttercups reasonable figures. and examine our Broad St., Next to Come, everyone, display of Toys, Books, Fancy Goods and numerous novelties in every branch. I. STEIN, County Treasurer’s Office. RYAN T@: towns to their immense s Ladies and Misses Buttoned Sho C come to Grass Valley Christmas Look at our Men’s G We have all kinds of Men and Boys Underwear, Hats, Fancy . Scarfs, De Joinviiles, Degenoras, Persians, Emerald and Gold Combinations. x 0 STENSON #8 Respectfully call the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada City and the surrounding tock . of eS; Oxford and Fancy Slippers, Men's, Boy’s and. Children’s DRESS SHOES, Etc. ———— We confidently assure you that our prices will convince you that you can buy goods from pork bag 5 and it will pay you to and see our Great Exhibits. o~-— reat Slipper Display. Our Furnishing. Department. : : Our Furnishing Window displays the Grandest 1 Exhibits ever shown before. > «. « Reefers, Mufflers, Initial and Linen . Handkerchiefs, Warmed Lined Winter Gloves, Smoking Jackets, Etc. J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats in Stock. » RYAN & STENSON, * Mill Street, Grass Valley. Boston Chips. Of course you can’t be expected to know what they are made of, but if you have any doubts as to their purity, let me dispel those doubts once and forever, They are made ouly of such materials as you yourself would use if you were making it for your own consumption. If you try them, you will like them, and it is hardly necessary to add that if you like them you will try them again, a Made only at Foley’s Candy Factory, (STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS, ) 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. ie etait Nee i High Prices Must Get Out of Line THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70, 100 lbs Middlings, $1.10,” OVER THIS LIST, 100-lbs Bran, $1. oo, 12 cansMackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. » 8 cans Clams, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, ro cts. 10 1~Ib. Cans Salmon $1.00. %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perkcttle. . Oysters, per dozen cans, $1, ‘Bryant’s Root Beer$ro cts per bottle. Hires 3§for 50 eve. a te ecg ~J.JS. JACKSON Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Gal, . F o se

ish, 7 right OX24 Ger-— hand lack lows: heval ofS bi. 25. nteed ida City. & Crawford ‘a nice line of and ornamenfrom the Minain. These ‘e just as nice rifts as can be hey are reas— rice, LOO, By take the cash nough quan— s. We know uy to. get the That's su. We offer lity. In this s real name. f you like to oney. evvnnyyy All PLS BI RS ESE a IOI ae ———— IES, . city, tt stock of qualled it »So and ces are all SOAS? Se a ene OK wa? vava™ 22.8, aa? SESS + Wa ata ane”. PDP se BPS 2 <6 eles Slelele wa Teele leis Ladddudd re a THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprictors” SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts: per Week or 60 Cts. per Month = WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. —————— — THURSDAY...... DEC. 5, 1895. Pn EE___ Telephone No. 4. WILL GAUSE A BOOW, : Land Yalues Will Advance Where Sold “Jn Small Tracts. Marysville Demorcat : The scheme of purchaging and ‘subdividing certain large tracts of the west side of the Sacramento river by a syndicate of capitalists, which scheme hag} been nearly completed, is the work principally of W. H. Mills, Should the scheme be carried through as now.-contemplated it will create a boom in land values in this part of the Sacramento valley, because the mere fact that capital has thus been invested will attract the attention of other capitalists. There is millions of money lying idle, and other millions that does not earn more than three per cent, per annum, which can find a remuneration at five and six per cent, in these lands, if handled correctly. The proposed colony scheme is to embrace 12,400 acres of the Boggs place, 41,500 acres of the Glenn estate, 20,000 acres of the Chambers tract, 20,000 of the Finnell ranch and one or two smaller tracts. ©. P. Huntington and other capitalists are to place the land in a position to be sold in small tracts of from twenty to one hundred. and sixty * acres each to actual settlers who will cultivate and improve the same. Long terms will be given when desiréd and only the interest on the amount of purchase will be required, which money will be paid--annually in advance. “The lands are of good quality and water for irrigation will be a part of the contract for a deed in all sales of plains.or up land. It is learned from reliable source that the propdsed purchases and combine of land owners and capitalists quite likely will be completed in the near future, 2-0 eo oe Will Put Up Gates. The Directors vf Pennsylvania Engine Company, No, 2, have been instructed to procure strong wire gates for the front of their fire house. At present the building is fitted with large, heavy glass doors, ®ut they are kept open nearly all the time, being too cumbersome to open and shut very handily, © In consequence the place is accessible to little children, dogs, drunken men and hoodlum boys, all of whom commit moré or less mischief. -The wire gates will be con. venient, ornamental and substantial, and will be so arranged that they can be opened . readily in case of fire and will spring back out of the way of the hose carts, ——_--1@0-+ Will Explain to the Firemen. Nevada County Electric Power Company, will be present this evening at the meeting of Nevada Hose Company, No, 1; to explain to the firemen a few things about electricity, insulated wires, etc. The members of Pennsylvania Engine Company have been invited to be present. The subject is one upon which the firemen should. be informed, and Prof, Stark’s remarks will be instructive to all who hear them. The Merrimac Mine Sold. summated today, being sold to Stone and others for $20,000. A cash pay' ment was made and a mortgage given for the balance. e@cBe Testimonial. Andrew Bartim, of Jackson, Cal., says he suffered for months with sciatic rheumaWanted. A girl to do housework, Address P, O. Box 212, Nevada City. d4iw Situation Wanted. A young woman wishes a situation to do housekeeping. Enquire at New York Hotel. d4iw SS For Rent. A room ina desirable locality, , Inquire at this office d2lw Hoop's Piius have won high praise for “their prompt and efficient yet easy action, AN TIMULANT is often needed to nourish and eaten the roots and to™keep the hair a natural color. Hall’s is the best onic for the hair. Hair Renewcr \ Awarded Highest Honors—World’s Fair, Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. ‘DR. / / ' Most Perfect Made. _ A? Years the Standard, _ Prof. Stark, the chief electrician of the. d5-3t ; is all closed in and the interior work is progressing nicely, proaching completion, structure, tism, and the best.of medical skill was of no 1 avail, and the Oil of Eden cured him. ident; Martin Thomas, dent; PERSONAL POINTERS, A Conelse Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. J. W. Holmes of Placerville is in town, J. A. Holdsworth is down from Graniteville. E. M. Ferguson of San Francisco is in town. : H. A. Laidlaw of San Francisco is in town. L. Levy, the San Francisco drummer, is in town, John Spaulding came up from Auburn last night, Fred Hathaway came over from San Juan today. C. L. Miller*was over from French Corral yesterday, : : W. H. Harris of Relief Hill has returne from Auburn. Malcom Treadwell has returned from Santa Monica, Anton Ibler was down from. Bloomfield yesterday. : Chas, Lillie of the Oak Tree mine was in town yesterday. : C. A. Hanson came down from Camp tonville last night, i : Chas. Sooy and wife of San Juan visited this city yesterday. Theo, Hackley arrived here. this morning from San, Francisco. Thos, Spargo ‘of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. Mr, and Mrs. L.' W. Evans were over from Columbia Hill yesterday. H. H. Thomas of Colusa was in town last evening on his way to Marysville. Wm. Stringer of London: arrived here this morning on his way to Sierra county, Will Roberts, of Sacramento, who has been visiting friends here, has returned home, ; Miss Annie Walker has returned from San Juan, where she has been visiting her parents, J. F, Kidder is around again and is able to attend to business at the railroad office. in Grass Valley. A. M. Dobbie of North Bloomfield arrived here this morning from Sai Francisco on his way home. é Captain Fetz, who has been the guest of Fred Zeitler for some time past, returned to San Francisco yesterday. Mrs, William McCormick of San Francisco, relict of the late Dr. McCormick, is visiting Mrs, William Watt at Grass Valley, Where she resided a number. of years ago, Miss Kate O’Donnell and her sister, Mrs, H. Proschold of San Francisco, are expected here shortly on a visit to their sisters, Miss O’Donnell will leave for Guatemala the last of this month.G, W. Hegarty came down from Moore’s Flat today. é James Kerby came down from the Mountain House today. Leaders in Holiday Goods. Books for old and young This year’s best games All kinds toilet sets Celluloid art novelties” The choicest imported perfumes And hundreds of other things At the new Drug Store of DIcKERMAN & Co, Building Notes. George M. Hughes has the contract to erect the new house for Mrs. Cal R, Clarke on Nevada street, and will rush the work. Thrée new houses are—being built on Gold Flat, ; J. F. Stranahan’s house on Prospect Hill Mrs. QJuintana’s new residence on Nimrod street is alsé covered, so that the car: The sale of the Merrimac mine was con~. penters can.go ahead with the work. When . cannot be cured by local applications, Colonel } finished the house will be a nice one. Walter Rice’s new house on Aristocracy Hill, near Mrs, .Guscetti’s place, is ay It is to be a_fine Epworth League. The Epworth League has elected the foldo not purge, pain or gripe. druggists. owing officers: William H. Andrews, Presing WAIST Beautiful Trophies to Be Awarded at the Annual Tournament. The Woodpecker Whist Club of Nevada City has received-an invitation from the Pacific Coast Whist Association to participate in the annual tuurnament, to be held in San Francisco December 13th and 14th, The Rideout Trophy, a beautiful silver urn valued at $200, will be played for in teams of four, There are to be five contests as follows: 1. The Rideout Trophy contest. 2. Ladies contést in pairs, — 3. Club teams of four. 4. Ladies vs. gentlemen, in teams of fives 5. Straight whist. z The play is to be governed by the American League rules—Howell system, —Valtrable prizes will be given in each class. The Woodpecker Club would,gladly enter a team, but it is difficult fo find four persons who can afford to make the trip. Sev eral of the members are talking of . organiz~ ing a duplicate whist club and join the State and National organization. : Whist is steadily gainivg in popularity. Nearly every town and city in the East,and many on the Pacitic Coast, have clubs where scientific whist is played. Books, papers and lectures devoted to the game are evidences of the deep interest taken in the greatest of all card games. Instructors are traveling about the East teaching people the game, and one or two of them have visited San Francisco. Nevada City has many good whist players.and we would like to see them form a club and enter the championship race, Sa gg na The New Drug Store Has a beautiful display of holiday goods, Come and see us at Carr Bros,’ old etand, d5-3t DickerMAN & Co. +-*@e->+—-Visiting Grass Valiey. J. E. Farrell, brother’of M, J. Farrell of Grass Valley, is visiting relatives here.’ He has been living in the Puget Sound country for the past six or seven years, says the Tidings, but has decided to return to California;of which State he was a resident previous to moving to Seattle, His family at San Jose. He reports the Northwest Coast ‘quite dull in a business way, though the revival of the lumber trade Mr, Farrell himself has been identified with mining interests. We trust he will find California a better field than his late home. ——-+ #80 — New Holiday Goods Arriving Daily are now is helping that country. At Dickerman & Co.’s Drug Store, The very latest in useful and crnamental things, and at moderate prices. d5-3t + ©@e + —A. Practical Invention. Tidings: J. W. Higgins of Grass Valley has applied for a patent on an improvement in smoking pipes, which provides a novel construction that will absorb all ‘nicotine and moisture, which, can be readily boiled out, without injuring the pipe bowl, Mr, Higgins has been placed upon the September Roll of Honor by the Wedderburn Com,pany, with numerous other patentees in var‘ious parts of the country, as one: likely. to receive a prize of $150 for the most’ meritorious invention patented through that company in September, Only a small proportion of those applying for a patent through the Wedderburn Co. are placed upon the Roll of Honor, Se Schools, Churches, Sunday Schools And other extensive buyers get special rates on holiday goods at* DickERMAN & Co’s, —---+ -0@e + —CaTARRH is a constitutional disease and d53t Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional rémedy ; it cures catarrh, it purifies the blood, Hoop’s Pruts are purely vegetable, and Sold by all ~-2@e--— Fresh Fish. At the Plaza Store every Thursday evend3-2t First. Vice PresiMiss Annie Clemo, Second Vice President; Miss Rachel Morgan, Third Vice President; W. A. Parks, Fourth Vice President; Miss Adeline Hothersall, Secretary; Ray Murchie, Treasurer, Taken Suddenly Sick. Superintendent Cunningham of the Sunset Telephone Company had a congestive chill at Grass Valley today. After partially recovering he left for his home at Sacramento. Convicted. E, Costello, who with four or five others were arrested for disturbing the peace a few nights ago, was tried before a jury in Justice Holbrook’s court today and convicted. He will receive his sentence tomorrow. The disturbance complained of occurred on ‘lower Spring, street. Madge Marshal was the complainant. The other cases will be prosecuted, ~s ‘Boo . How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars. reward for any case of Catarrh that cannet be cured by Hall’s Catarrb Cure, z F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned have known F, J, Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business tranctions and financially able to carry outany obligations made by their firm, ~ : “Weert & Trvay, Wholesale Druggists Toledo, O, ' Waxpina, Kinnan & Marviy, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Tvsetimonials sent There Is Merit I was in bad Mieart ¥n Hood’s Sarsapnrilla. condition with Sour Stomach, Ss “John Ri Lochary, Roxbury, Ohio. Palpitation, Hot Flashes. Since taking Hood's Sarsaparilla I am as well as ever.

I give Hood’s Sarsaparilla all the credit. I took no other medicine, Joun R, LocuARY, Roxbury, Ohio. Remember, Hood’s ::. Cures Hood’s Pills are taking the lead. 25 Notice to Creditors. STATE OF SIMON VEDDER VANDFRE VEER, deceased. sie al Notice’is hereby given by the undersigned, Adminis rator of the Estate of SIMON VEDDER VANDERVEER, deceased, to the creditors of and all rersons having claims against the sai Jeceased, to exhibtthem with the ‘necessary vyoneher:, within four months after the first publication of this notice, tothe said Administrator, st his office, the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine St., Nevada Citv.in the Courty of Nevada, Cal. E. W. SCHMIDT, : # : administrator of Estate of Sim«n V. Vanfree. .Price Jac. per betile. sold by all derveer. deceased. re : Pal . 8. : orn°y, Daege'ste. J. Deted, Dee. 4h, 1606. }-4re uniformly favorable, showing a desire to ASSESSMENT WORK. When and How It Must Be Done to Be Legal. Inquiry is made, regarding the manner in which the required amount of assessment work on unpatented mining claims is estimated, whether by the day’s work or foot in shaft and tunnel; if by the day’s work at what price, or if. by the foot what price ; nd if work on necessary trails and roads can: be counted as assessment. work; also if Allowance can be made for time traveling to and from claims, The inquiriey ‘come from different sections of the State. The/vork is estimated by the day’s work at the ruling local rate, While the departmen: rulings interpret the statute according to its spirit, so far as is known by this paper no decision permits trail or road work to apply on the amount of annual work or improvement. Work must be on the claim itself, or, if on other. ground, with direct relation to it. No allowance is nade for time or expense in going or returning from the claim, In this matter of assessment work, the atten~ tion of holders of unpatented mining claims in this State is directed to an act passed by the California Legislature March 31, 1891, which’ prescribes that when the required amount of labor or improvements is’ put on an unpatented mining claim, -the “owner shall within thirty days file with the County Recorder an affidavit describing the labor performed, the improvement made and its value, The act provides that failure so to do renders the mine open to relvcation. —_——-—_+ #@46 +. Will Select an Editor. The public school pupils, down to and including the fifth grade, will hold primaries tomorrow, elect delegates and hold a convention for the purpose of selecting one of their number to act as editor of the Nevada City department of the Christmas Examiner, Some lively electioneering is going on among the members of the different schools, + 0@e-+-—. An Evidence of Confidence. The good prices most of the property of the Lones estate brought, shows that people have great confidence in the future of Nevada City. The small wooden building occupied by James Power’s saloon, on Commercial street, and which has a frontage of eleven and eight-tenths feet, was sold for $1,375—over $116 per front foot. ‘About a year ago the property was sold for $400. It rents for $20 per month. —_————+-+@e-> —___--—Odd Fellows’ Election. The following have been elected officers of Oustomah Lodge, No. 16, I. 0. O. F.: William Barker, N. G.; Martin Thomas, V. G.; George A. Gray, R. 8.; J. G. O'Neill, F. S.; C. E. Mulloy, Treasurer; James Kinkead, Trustee. ‘The installation will take place January 7th, ——~— + 2 @e-Woman’s Suffrage Club. Mrs. Harland of San Francisco is here for the purpose of organizing a Woman’s Suffrage Club, Mrs. Harland formerly lived in Downieville, her maiden name being Miss Davidson. She is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. I, J. Rolfe. BORN. In Grass Valley, December 4, 1895, to the Gone From Our Gaze. . Murphy has gone away. We mern Jimmy, de slogger, wid de chamois skin hat. He left upon short notice, after languishing seven hours in jail, having been arrested on a chargé of vagrancy. After being released he was told by Marshal Getchell to skip out, and when last heard. of he was skipping towards Colfax at a lively rate. Murphy has been in this city a few short weeks, trying to.get some one to back him in a prize fight, but was unsuccessful, Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever: Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money Meme g Price 25 cente per box. For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. ae ee First-Class Laundrying. =_—_ « Try the Twin City Steam Laundry. Geo. -B, Johnson, the coal oil man, sole agent for Nevada City, Leave call orders at Miss Holbrook’s news stand, Bread street. 019 POWDER ‘Absolutely Fure. ‘A cream of tartar baking powder,. Highest of all in leavening strength,” Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder Company, 106 Wall street, N. Y. « DR. FRANKLIN HOMELIEST MAN IN TOWN Has Just Arrived! God Blew the Poot Dr. Franklin Will Remove Your SCORN S At Half P:ice, 50 Cents Each, until Monday, 6 P. M., by callwife of John Ham, a son. aaeeiaiemnaeae ing at the NATIONAL HOTEL. —= = , Friends and Patrons ready for business. We beg to announce to our numerous that we arenow THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S oo Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings, The infant child of Chas. dangerously sick. Mosher is The Stuttz Theatrical Company is visiting Napa and surrounding localities, No, 2 fire company will have a collatica atthe next meeting, to be héld January 8, 1896. \ The Granite Hill Mining Company of Grass Valley want bids for sinking their shaft 100 feet deeper, The shaft ig 54x12 feet. ; fe Nevada Commandery,» Kuights Templar, : will confer the Red Cross degree tonight. A delegation of members will come up from Grass Valley. The water was shut off last evening, just at our press time, which caused the TRANSCRIPT carriers to be late in serving subscribers, ‘ Tnere has been a hard, steady rain all afternoon, with indications for a stormy ‘night. Mrs, Trewen, State Organizer, organized a lodge of the Daughters of St. yeorge at Grass Valley last evening. There are forty hames on the charter,At Colfax yesterday the suit for damages ‘brought by one Angle against the Narrow Gague Railroad was tried in the Justice Court. A cow belonging to Angle was killed by a train, . Justice Stevens took the case under advisement, See eS Received the Contract. —— Watson & Nivens, the. foundrymen of this city, have received the contract. for manufecturing the new hoisting plant to be used at the Crown Point mine near Grass Valley, aoe -2-e@e oe — Has Entire Control. — The Canada Hill Consolidated mines, better known as the-Charonnat mining property, has been bonded to George (C, Gaylord, who already owns three ledges adjoining this property, By bonding the other mine he secures control of all the ledgedsin that immediate locality, It is bis intention to make arrangements for the development of the property, ae eapes pga ie es A New Bishopric. In accordance with a résolution passed, at the last triennial general convention of: the Protestant Episcopal Church authorizing divison of the diocese of California, a Diocesan Convention will be held at Los Angeles, commencing to-day, the main purpose being to settle the loundaries of the new diocese and to elect a Bishop, Bishops Nichols and Wingfield, together with clerical and lay delegates from every parish in California, will be present, and as the matter is of great interest to all churchmen the attendance is likely to be very jarge. Se + *@er _— All F ree, Thore who have used Dr. King’s New Discovery know its value, and those who have not, have now the opportunity to try it Free; Call on the advertised Drugpist and get a Trial Bottle, Free, ‘ Send your name and address to H. E, Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. King’s New Life Pills Free, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructor, Free, All of which is guaranteed to do you good and cost you nothing. Sold at Dickerman & Co’s, Drug Store. ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. J. P, Brown, Marysville, rr J. Corwin, J. H. Allen, San Francisco, F, Rowe, oe qi Levy, “ D. Denvar, Grasa Valley, Geo. W. Burning, ‘* D. Borchers, be C. H, Smith, de J. T. Howard & wf., Grass Valley, Mrs, Yount, “ Mrs, Scheifer, ve Miss M,.Wilhelm, hh ‘Miss C. Wilhelm, he 8. Strang, A. Lane, a C. H, Sooy & wf., San Juan, H. K, Lardlaw, San Francisco, F. Brock, Bloomfield, C. Organ &wf,, W. H. Harris, Auburn, H. H, Thomas, Colusa, J. Kearns, : = E. J. Olsen, Washington, J. W. Holmes, Placerville, ' + oe Oh Yes, Will Be In it. J. Napenthal, Marysville, Perhaps yon are not aware that I. will carry a nice line of holiday goods, I therefore take pleasure in announcing that within a few days I will receive a large consignment of holiday presents, suitable for old. and young, rich and poor, and would ask you to hold your orders till you have examined mine, Thanks for past favors, I remain yours for business, J. Levy, a3 Commer cial street, 66 Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will remove all impurities from the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system, e Oil of Eden has been sold by Joun P. Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and can be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured, only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine Company, Oakland, Cal, For sale by W. D. Vinton, 2 CONSUMPTION 60 PRONOUNCED. By the Physicians SEVERE COUGH At Night ys Spitting Blood Given Over by the Doctors! LIFE SAVED BY AYER’S CHERRY PECTORAL “Seven years ago, my wife had a ¥ severe attack of lung trouble which g the physicians pronounced consumption, ® The cough was extremely distressing, especially at night, and was frequently attended with the spitting of blood. & The doctors being unable to help her, Ms I induced her to try Ayer’s Cherry Pec9 toral, and was surprised at the great ® relief it gave. Before using one whole bottle, she was cured, so that now she is o quite strong and healthy. That this @ medicine saved my wife's life, I have not ° the least. doubt."—K. Morris, Memphis, Tenn. t Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD’S FAIR 2.2.99999999909090000000003 KS 00000000000000 The largest and finest Stock of Holiday Goods that ever came to this market we offer to ‘the Public at the most I'm Making A GREAT HIT —WITH MY— Buttercups reasonable figures. and examine our Broad St., Next to Come, everyone, display of Toys, Books, Fancy Goods and numerous novelties in every branch. I. STEIN, County Treasurer’s Office. RYAN T@: towns to their immense s Ladies and Misses Buttoned Sho C come to Grass Valley Christmas Look at our Men’s G We have all kinds of Men and Boys Underwear, Hats, Fancy . Scarfs, De Joinviiles, Degenoras, Persians, Emerald and Gold Combinations. x 0 STENSON #8 Respectfully call the attention of the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nevada City and the surrounding tock . of eS; Oxford and Fancy Slippers, Men's, Boy’s and. Children’s DRESS SHOES, Etc. ———— We confidently assure you that our prices will convince you that you can buy goods from pork bag 5 and it will pay you to and see our Great Exhibits. o~-— reat Slipper Display. Our Furnishing. Department. : : Our Furnishing Window displays the Grandest 1 Exhibits ever shown before. > «. « Reefers, Mufflers, Initial and Linen . Handkerchiefs, Warmed Lined Winter Gloves, Smoking Jackets, Etc. J. B. Stetson’s Fine Hats in Stock. » RYAN & STENSON, * Mill Street, Grass Valley. Boston Chips. Of course you can’t be expected to know what they are made of, but if you have any doubts as to their purity, let me dispel those doubts once and forever, They are made ouly of such materials as you yourself would use if you were making it for your own consumption. If you try them, you will like them, and it is hardly necessary to add that if you like them you will try them again, a Made only at Foley’s Candy Factory, (STRICTLY FIRST-CLASS, ) 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. ie etait Nee i High Prices Must Get Out of Line THROW YOUR 100 Ibs Flour, $1.70, 100 lbs Middlings, $1.10,” OVER THIS LIST, 100-lbs Bran, $1. oo, 12 cansMackerel, $1.00 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.00. » 8 cans Clams, $1.00. Morning Meal Package, ro cts. 10 1~Ib. Cans Salmon $1.00. %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25¢. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 perkcttle. . Oysters, per dozen cans, $1, ‘Bryant’s Root Beer$ro cts per bottle. Hires 3§for 50 eve. a te ecg ~J.JS. JACKSON Commercial Street, near Pine, Nevada City, Gal, . F o se