December 6, 1893 (4 pages)

=, 4 ada City Daily VOL. LXVI--NO. 10194 Tra nscript. —— NEVADA CITY; CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1893, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. YOU DONT Get the News Unless You Read the DAILY TRANSCRIPT, TRUTHFUL WORDS From One Who Thoroughly Understands THE TRUE SITUATION ARIGHT. He Gives a Scoring That Every Resident in This City Should Take Home to Himself. Epirok Transorter :—The Midwinter Fair is rapidly approaching completion and the counties, States, Nations and concessioners who intend making exhibits ‘are *‘getting a move on,”” What is Nevada county doing? Does any one know ? _ Now, don’t let us-get left again, like we did at the World’s Fair. Nevada county was not in it there, The mining cowntics were not near so well represented as the fruit-growing section of the State. To let the cat out of the bag the California building was a great big ‘‘ad.” for the fruit-growers of our State, q We are not jealous ef their success, but we are ashamed of ourselves, We get up on our hind legs and ‘howl around our homes of the great mining district we are in. That it’s the banner mining county of the State, quote.the amount of gold shipped and the probable amount left in the hills and then we go to bed and to sleep, How would it work if we let the outside world know of these wonderful resources ? To a man up a tree it looks plain that if you have goods to sell you must make it known, What would be’ thought of a man who would come to our town and start business in a garret, put his wares in a dark corner, . ‘close the blinds and wait for trade, and not ‘advertise in the local papers ? He'd be dubbed a crank and a curiosity, ‘Yet this is the position Nevada county holds today. Why, half the people in Frisco don’t know where Nevada county lies, The East don’t know-anything about us. Go Fast and get acquainted with people and they ask you if you live near Los Angeles or San Diego., They are astonished whom you tell thom. gion 1i-county, The general impression is mining in California is played out, That it is all done in Colorado and: Montana, Now, right here is where we are outclassed by Colorado, They are a rustling; live lot of people, who shout Colorado from sunrise to sunset, but they get away from home to do it and that is what counts. They head off the capital that might come to our section if we were as well known as they, Put Nevada City into Colorado and inside of one year there would be a population of 10,000, Colorado was in it largely at the Columbian Exposition, Had the most attractive mineral exhibit in the Mining building. Had a mineral palace in the Women’s building that attracted more attention than anything there, Their State building was good. It was next to the California building, but unlike it, it was not ‘an ‘‘ad,”’ for one section ‘of the State. It wasa home and place of reception for Colorado people, Ispeak of these things to show the ne‘eessity for our making a grand exhibit at Sunset City, and one worthy of Nevada county. i WE Know all about our wonderful resources but other people don’t, We have any amount of goed, undeveloped property for sale but the capital is not here to handle it. We must get it from the outside, There is a way to do this and that is to wake up and put alittle enthusiasm into our people, cas This county, with its abundance of timber, unlimited water supply and great gold fields, set down in I!linois or Colorado would have an hundred thousand people in it before you could bat your eye. Why can’t we do it ? Because we are too sow ! There is no use denying it, we are as a back number. We lack energy and enterprise. Let us get out of the rut, and now is the opportune time. Come to the front and assist Messrs, Dorsey, Zeitler and Mainhart in making known our great natural wealth at the Midwinter 7 eee See ee ‘Be liberal with the Finance Committee, who will call of you in afew days, The Executive end Finance Committees are devoting their time and money to the gvod of ‘our county and expect every many who has the interest of pares county at hear’ bscribe liberally. we Native Son or MARYLAND, A’ Fine Establishment. ‘Smith, the grocer, opposite City Hill, ‘Broad street, offers superior inducements to purchasers of anything in the grocery line. Everthing fresh and nice. d6-1t, “Auction Sale. Casper.Cohn will sell at public auction, at the residence of Mr. Vivian, on Coyote the entire household and kitchen street, the pre commence on Wednesday, Dec, 13th, at furniture to the highest bidder. 2 o’eloek in the afternoon, d6-td vici, tossi. Tramp,” by T. H. Rollison, soloist, OUR CONCERT. Saturday Night AT THE “TRANSCRIPT” OFFICE. The Band Members’ Nathes and the Musical Program That Will Be Presented. is oe The Pythian Band of this city is perhaps the best brass band our town has ever had, at least that is the general opinion, ‘Their music is very melodious and pleasing, while the selections rendered are generally appropriate and ‘‘ catchy”, tunes, a fact that is duly appreciated by the majority of people who are fond of music, but which is so often overlooked by many non-professional bands. Under the instruction of their very competent leader the members are constantly improving, as is evidenced on each succeed— ing appearance of the-band. Several of the players are musicians of considerable experience, and in view of the fact that the band members are nearly all hard-working miners, their musical performances are deserving of more than passing praise. We give below the names of the eighteen perscns comprising the band, with the instrument each one plays: « John Carveth, (leader) cornet, Thomas Granville, cornet. William Veal, cornet: Edward Ninnis, cornet. John Pascoe, cornet. Charles Carveth, solo alto, William Clemo, 1st alto, W. H. Sandow, 2d alto, James Chinn, 3d alto. John Blamey, 1st trombone. N. W. Bennett, 2d trombone. Dan Dower, 3d trombone, Joseph Roberts, tenor, John Pedlar, baritone. Thomas Veal, Ist tuba. C. N. Harry, 2d tuba. J. D. Black, snare drum. W. Delbridge, bass drum, The publishers of the TRANsortrt have ngaged the band to give an open-air con~ ext from the balcony in front ef this office, ext Saturday evening, if the weather ig avorable, Everybody is invited to ceme nd hear the musio, Following is the program : 1, March, “Nahant,” by W. H. Thomas, 2. Fantasia, ‘Lord of » the Isles,” by W. V. Scfioles, 3. Trombone solo, ‘ Silver Star,” by O. er ~ ¥ i Waltz, ‘ Deaube Waves,” by ‘J. Ivano5 © ® p Alte solo, ‘* Belphoger,” by Andrea CaCharles Carveth, soloist, 6. Potpourri, ‘‘ Lupercalia,”’” by Dalbey. 7. Baritone solo, ‘‘Tramp, Tramp, John Pedlar, 8. Grand fantasia, ‘‘ Concord,” by Victor Bout, . 9. Cornet solo, ‘‘ Nearer, My God, to Thee,” by Barnhouse. John Carveth, soloist, 10. Quickstep, ‘‘Amazon,” by George Southwell. Pythian Barid Will Play NEXT SPRING Liveliest and Most Just An Inkling of Some of the Con. templated Enterprises That © Will Be Inaugurated. —_— Next spring there will be. booming times in Nevada City, and nothing can prevent it. The Electric Railroad will be built from this city to Marysville. The projectors of the enterprise assure us that it will be commenced in the spring, The Telephune Line will be built from this city te Auburn, connecting us with every town of importance. on the Pacific Coast. Local exchanges will be put in all over this city. Many new and large mining enterprises willbe started in the spring, giving employment to several hundred more men. The Gold Bank Tunnel, tapping all the mines in this and the Grass Valley district, will be gotten under full headway by spring, This is the grandest and will be the most profitable scheme ever inaugurated on the ‘Pacific Coast. It will drain the Novada City and Grass Valley mines and open up hundreds of new ledges, giving employment to an army of men. ried en wholly by Iastern capitalists, who will tind it the best investment they ever made. There will be hundreds of visitors from the very opening of the Midwinter Fair, who will come to see what we have here, There will be no small number who will invest’ in our mines and lands, for they will find out that we have not only therichest gold mines in the world, but as good landa asany in the State. We know that our climate is unexcelled on the face of the’ earth, and that will be demonstrated to the strangers when they arrive, aaa The Nevada City mines are today turning out more gold thanever known before in their history, and it will be steadily increased as the new projected enterprises are inaugurated. There are more men employed in our mines than ever known before, . While there is a,surplus of miners here at-the pres~ ent time, there will, unquestionably, be a scarcity of them in the spring. Several new gravel mines will be started up in the spring. prdpiiiteMhattar avai thanyiorldudee re thousands of ledges that have never been touched, and only await their discovery by the prospector.” ae Taking everything together the outlook } for abig boom here next spring could not be brighter, — f eUiitss eOer A Half Holiday. The grocery stores and many others in Grass Valley will take a half heliday next Saturday to allow the employes to attend the races, Several ef the mines will also take a halfholiday, In the evening a large number will come to Nevada City te attend The concert will begin at 7:30 Pp, a. the TrRanscript’s free concert. Coming Events CastTheir Shadows Before Them ! So ithas Been Said! hed very often they do, Nothing in Nevada City casts so large a shadow as Foley’s Home-made Candies, Shadow which bespeake their wide and rapidly increasing popularity. them ; everybod pd them and it’s good as a prize to secure a Confections for the nominal sum at which they are sold, Everybody buys box of those Choice —T—R--Y T—H—E—M.— 1866. CHRISTMAS GOODS. FOLEY, Leading Candy Maker. 1se3s. All Goods Sold at Bottom F iGures, f and Warranted Strictly Firrst=Crass Repairing of Fine Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. BUY YOUR Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS, &C., From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetje & Brand. ‘Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the country promptly attended to, mr. co. LUBTID Nevada City Will Be the PROSPEROUS CITY IN THE STATE. This work will be car-}Order ! Watches and Jewelry 2y, Sail snd Ex An Insane flsoner. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Constable C. W, Long of Truckee brought Summarized Mention of Minor Home to the county jail today George Eadon, who ; Happenings is charged. with insanity. Kadon was for"merly a wealthy hardware merchant in England, but for the past five years his mind has been failing and he is now a hopeless lunatic, He has a wife and daugh: 4 ter living'in Sacramento. The hotels are crowded with guests, The streets were filled with people last evening. Very large crowds were in attendance at the courts today. ‘ Several hundred .horses were driven through town today, on their way to the valley. A’$15,000 gold bar was shipped te San Francisco today, It came from one of the mines that is not talked about. Yestetday was pay-day at the Champion, and one hundred and twenty-three men got their monthly wages, A girl, to work in one of the pleasan test families in this city, is wanted, Apply at the TrAnscrirr office for particulars. d5tf H. H. Pathoof was brought to the county jail today from Grass Valley to: serve ten days for vagranicy. The Ice Crop. Before the late storm set in the ice on the ditferent ponds in the vicinity of Truckee and Boca was from five to seven inches in thickness. In consequence ef the storm the ice was all lost. except that of the Peoples {ce Company. The present cold nights are favorable for ice production, and she outlook is promising for a big crop this season, You will seldom need a doctor if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy, Fine Presents. Call at GoupEn's and select your Christmas presents. All new and stylish goods‘ and at prices that defy competition, d2-tf Land for agricultural purposes in this township can be bought all the way from $5 to $40 per acre. Ina year frem new the prices will be more than doubled. The Eastern capitalists who have invested in our mines are booming our district. more than our own people. They assert that this is the best: section for mining investments of any place in the United States, B, Croace, a Main-street saloon keeper, Good Morning, ted on an old man named Cramer, Justice mines. $30,000 or $40,000 broadcast. in our little town. It was reported at Washington this morning that Charles Grady had been found in a eabin near Marsh's sawmill. Another report was that his body had been seen in a shaft above Washington. In the ease of Felikischavr, which came up today before Justice Mulloy for a second trial, only four jurors were obtained out of the panel ef twenty. ti case has been postponed till Friday afternoon at 2e'clock. The case of Edward Hosking is on trial before a jury in the Superior Court. DO he IMPORTANT SALE, will then be The Union Hotel Sold Today to North! & way & Bodewig. Today the Citizens Bank sold the Union Hotel te Messrs. Jas. A, Northway and Geo, Bodewig, ‘the present lessees of the property. In the spring these gentlemen propose to make improvements in the place that will be-a credit to the town. Under the management of these gentlemen the Union has become one of the most popular hotels in this section of the country, “Took a Shot at ‘Him, We are informed that a:boarder at one of the hotels in Grass Valley was, shot at last night on the street by the chambermaid 0 the hotel. She alloges that the man took! advantage of her while she w as engaged in , PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. F. Griswold of Sacramento is in town; B. S. Rosenblat of San Francisco is in town, L. Woodruff and wife came down from Columbia Hill today, James Murphy came ‘down from Relief Hill today, Miss Lou Woodruff of Columbia” Hill is here on a visit to friends, H. Slocum of Sacramento is here spending a few days, J. W. Greenlaw the flour man of Sacramento is in town, J. L, Pofter of Fresno arrived here on last evening's train, Ed. M. Lynn and F, A. Sieke of Sacramento came in on the train last evening, J. L. Slattery of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way homo. ° Miss J. Purcell of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her to North Bloomtield, Geo, McCandless, J. Kohle and FW. Graham of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train, A. H, Walrath, who has been very sick the past two days at his room at the Naperforming her work about the house. ‘Th e was arrested yesterday for battery commit. bullet failed to hit its target. pneumonia, Carr fined Creace the costs of the suit. A large crowd of people went out to the depot last evening to see Fredericks, the murderer, . They did not see him, for the reason that he was not brought on that ‘train, Neighbor.1 We greet yon.!. Our-name ig Ike Fiel, our place The Popular, ‘cor, Church and Main sts., GRASS VALLEY. We are the LARGE#T and CHEAPEST Toy House in Northern California, and to prove it we'll send you postpaid the A B C Book for1 cent, a Board Nursery Stovy Book for 13 cents, or BowWow with eyes and ears and tail and responds when Jou squeeze him, for 25 cents, dabdbbdbbdbsdbddbbddiddd ee ee Another case similar to that of Edward Hosken, who is being tried ‘before the Superior Court, is reported from Crass Valley. Next Saturday will be pay-day at the Harmony, West Harmony, Federal Loan, ‘Providence, Mayflower, Mountaineer, Spanish, Nevada City, and a dozen or so other EPH. Coun’s Bee A ID FACTOR W:ic-¢ Commercial St, Opp. Daily Transcript Printing Office, RHoloEsT as ONFECTIONS ~aie_ é # keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices, You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your HOLIDAY SWHELETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, HARTMAN & DULAC, mw The Princes of Tailors. bo eers® oe ew ee 6 ® uf Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation, Our chief aim isto do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. CN ‘We have a Full Line ‘of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ) Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at ’) the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. oS ; ' . ¢ ccintertesnainemmriveretretii ———— atlintaelanere = GRAN D DISPLAY Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid'Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. PRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought to Nevada City. — =, A call from the most sceptical will please us. We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast. Our Moliday Goods ——-—-_!: YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM: Fine Watch da Jewelry Repairing by first-class wo mn. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. ; GOLDEN. & i Orders trom the country solicited, . will have his or her ttl oy dn . = A FREE TRIP MIDWINTER FaIR This is Our Proposition: Vin Bee Ri weaning, &° The That we are offering for $6, good values. Come and guess at the Beans and go CARTER & Corner Pine and Commercial Streets One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, via Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. Every man, woman or ohild making a purchase at our Store, be it 88 cents or #25, ls entitled to one gees for every p The oné Teens the nearest to the nu x atk soa nerthonll urchase he or she makes, mer of beans contained In a glaga Jar ot ——— eur as of Beans can‘be seen in our Show Window every day and even= until che Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Bvans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this vity. % Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and : show them that we can and do —====F Hl Clothing Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Bte As cheap as if not chearper than at any other house ‘in this. city. WK HAVE A BKAUTIFUL LINK OF OVERCOATS ———! $8, $10 and $12.50, that are Sizes from 35 to 44. to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Arg, ae Nevada City, Stay 3 TRANSOBIPT BLOCK, +Live i 1.38 PE MI Rag ee eo wana eiawRUE Load aces $ 8-Day walnut alarm and strike clocks. . 2.0.0.0 6. ccc cen 2.2 : “ sid time “ Be ae yg Br caret asta ca + x slain KOGA 7 1-Da se PR i aan ph Sees RG his a1 004 Ro bean ceeuee vee 5° NG ge a a ere A gay ieee Cah Vere] ae . . “ #0 ONE AO ecg dr eaa ak Pakei py ici Gana key Ces 4 Gentlemen’s silver tie pins .. 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=, 4 ada City Daily VOL. LXVI--NO. 10194 Tra nscript. —— NEVADA CITY; CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 6, 1893, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. YOU DONT Get the News Unless You Read the DAILY TRANSCRIPT, TRUTHFUL WORDS From One Who Thoroughly Understands THE TRUE SITUATION ARIGHT. He Gives a Scoring That Every Resident in This City Should Take Home to Himself. Epirok Transorter :—The Midwinter Fair is rapidly approaching completion and the counties, States, Nations and concessioners who intend making exhibits ‘are *‘getting a move on,”” What is Nevada county doing? Does any one know ? _ Now, don’t let us-get left again, like we did at the World’s Fair. Nevada county was not in it there, The mining cowntics were not near so well represented as the fruit-growing section of the State. To let the cat out of the bag the California building was a great big ‘‘ad.” for the fruit-growers of our State, q We are not jealous ef their success, but we are ashamed of ourselves, We get up on our hind legs and ‘howl around our homes of the great mining district we are in. That it’s the banner mining county of the State, quote.the amount of gold shipped and the probable amount left in the hills and then we go to bed and to sleep, How would it work if we let the outside world know of these wonderful resources ? To a man up a tree it looks plain that if you have goods to sell you must make it known, What would be’ thought of a man who would come to our town and start business in a garret, put his wares in a dark corner, . ‘close the blinds and wait for trade, and not ‘advertise in the local papers ? He'd be dubbed a crank and a curiosity, ‘Yet this is the position Nevada county holds today. Why, half the people in Frisco don’t know where Nevada county lies, The East don’t know-anything about us. Go Fast and get acquainted with people and they ask you if you live near Los Angeles or San Diego., They are astonished whom you tell thom. gion 1i-county, The general impression is mining in California is played out, That it is all done in Colorado and: Montana, Now, right here is where we are outclassed by Colorado, They are a rustling; live lot of people, who shout Colorado from sunrise to sunset, but they get away from home to do it and that is what counts. They head off the capital that might come to our section if we were as well known as they, Put Nevada City into Colorado and inside of one year there would be a population of 10,000, Colorado was in it largely at the Columbian Exposition, Had the most attractive mineral exhibit in the Mining building. Had a mineral palace in the Women’s building that attracted more attention than anything there, Their State building was good. It was next to the California building, but unlike it, it was not ‘an ‘‘ad,”’ for one section ‘of the State. It wasa home and place of reception for Colorado people, Ispeak of these things to show the ne‘eessity for our making a grand exhibit at Sunset City, and one worthy of Nevada county. i WE Know all about our wonderful resources but other people don’t, We have any amount of goed, undeveloped property for sale but the capital is not here to handle it. We must get it from the outside, There is a way to do this and that is to wake up and put alittle enthusiasm into our people, cas This county, with its abundance of timber, unlimited water supply and great gold fields, set down in I!linois or Colorado would have an hundred thousand people in it before you could bat your eye. Why can’t we do it ? Because we are too sow ! There is no use denying it, we are as a back number. We lack energy and enterprise. Let us get out of the rut, and now is the opportune time. Come to the front and assist Messrs, Dorsey, Zeitler and Mainhart in making known our great natural wealth at the Midwinter 7 eee See ee ‘Be liberal with the Finance Committee, who will call of you in afew days, The Executive end Finance Committees are devoting their time and money to the gvod of ‘our county and expect every many who has the interest of pares county at hear’ bscribe liberally. we Native Son or MARYLAND, A’ Fine Establishment. ‘Smith, the grocer, opposite City Hill, ‘Broad street, offers superior inducements to purchasers of anything in the grocery line. Everthing fresh and nice. d6-1t, “Auction Sale. Casper.Cohn will sell at public auction, at the residence of Mr. Vivian, on Coyote the entire household and kitchen street, the pre commence on Wednesday, Dec, 13th, at furniture to the highest bidder. 2 o’eloek in the afternoon, d6-td vici, tossi. Tramp,” by T. H. Rollison, soloist, OUR CONCERT. Saturday Night AT THE “TRANSCRIPT” OFFICE. The Band Members’ Nathes and the Musical Program That Will Be Presented. is oe The Pythian Band of this city is perhaps the best brass band our town has ever had, at least that is the general opinion, ‘Their music is very melodious and pleasing, while the selections rendered are generally appropriate and ‘‘ catchy”, tunes, a fact that is duly appreciated by the majority of people who are fond of music, but which is so often overlooked by many non-professional bands. Under the instruction of their very competent leader the members are constantly improving, as is evidenced on each succeed— ing appearance of the-band. Several of the players are musicians of considerable experience, and in view of the fact that the band members are nearly all hard-working miners, their musical performances are deserving of more than passing praise. We give below the names of the eighteen perscns comprising the band, with the instrument each one plays: « John Carveth, (leader) cornet, Thomas Granville, cornet. William Veal, cornet: Edward Ninnis, cornet. John Pascoe, cornet. Charles Carveth, solo alto, William Clemo, 1st alto, W. H. Sandow, 2d alto, James Chinn, 3d alto. John Blamey, 1st trombone. N. W. Bennett, 2d trombone. Dan Dower, 3d trombone, Joseph Roberts, tenor, John Pedlar, baritone. Thomas Veal, Ist tuba. C. N. Harry, 2d tuba. J. D. Black, snare drum. W. Delbridge, bass drum, The publishers of the TRANsortrt have ngaged the band to give an open-air con~ ext from the balcony in front ef this office, ext Saturday evening, if the weather ig avorable, Everybody is invited to ceme nd hear the musio, Following is the program : 1, March, “Nahant,” by W. H. Thomas, 2. Fantasia, ‘Lord of » the Isles,” by W. V. Scfioles, 3. Trombone solo, ‘ Silver Star,” by O. er ~ ¥ i Waltz, ‘ Deaube Waves,” by ‘J. Ivano5 © ® p Alte solo, ‘* Belphoger,” by Andrea CaCharles Carveth, soloist, 6. Potpourri, ‘‘ Lupercalia,”’” by Dalbey. 7. Baritone solo, ‘‘Tramp, Tramp, John Pedlar, 8. Grand fantasia, ‘‘ Concord,” by Victor Bout, . 9. Cornet solo, ‘‘ Nearer, My God, to Thee,” by Barnhouse. John Carveth, soloist, 10. Quickstep, ‘‘Amazon,” by George Southwell. Pythian Barid Will Play NEXT SPRING Liveliest and Most Just An Inkling of Some of the Con. templated Enterprises That © Will Be Inaugurated. —_— Next spring there will be. booming times in Nevada City, and nothing can prevent it. The Electric Railroad will be built from this city to Marysville. The projectors of the enterprise assure us that it will be commenced in the spring, The Telephune Line will be built from this city te Auburn, connecting us with every town of importance. on the Pacific Coast. Local exchanges will be put in all over this city. Many new and large mining enterprises willbe started in the spring, giving employment to several hundred more men. The Gold Bank Tunnel, tapping all the mines in this and the Grass Valley district, will be gotten under full headway by spring, This is the grandest and will be the most profitable scheme ever inaugurated on the ‘Pacific Coast. It will drain the Novada City and Grass Valley mines and open up hundreds of new ledges, giving employment to an army of men. ried en wholly by Iastern capitalists, who will tind it the best investment they ever made. There will be hundreds of visitors from the very opening of the Midwinter Fair, who will come to see what we have here, There will be no small number who will invest’ in our mines and lands, for they will find out that we have not only therichest gold mines in the world, but as good landa asany in the State. We know that our climate is unexcelled on the face of the’ earth, and that will be demonstrated to the strangers when they arrive, aaa The Nevada City mines are today turning out more gold thanever known before in their history, and it will be steadily increased as the new projected enterprises are inaugurated. There are more men employed in our mines than ever known before, . While there is a,surplus of miners here at-the pres~ ent time, there will, unquestionably, be a scarcity of them in the spring. Several new gravel mines will be started up in the spring. prdpiiiteMhattar avai thanyiorldudee re thousands of ledges that have never been touched, and only await their discovery by the prospector..” ae Taking everything together the outlook } for abig boom here next spring could not be brighter, — f eUiitss eOer A Half Holiday. The grocery stores and many others in Grass Valley will take a half heliday next Saturday to allow the employes to attend the races, Several ef the mines will also take a halfholiday, In the evening a large number will come to Nevada City te attend The concert will begin at 7:30 Pp, a. the TrRanscript’s free concert. Coming Events CastTheir Shadows Before Them ! So ithas Been Said! hed very often they do, Nothing in Nevada City casts so large a shadow as Foley’s Home-made Candies, Shadow which bespeake their wide and rapidly increasing popularity. them ; everybod pd them and it’s good as a prize to secure a Confections for the nominal sum at which they are sold, Everybody buys box of those Choice —T—R--Y T—H—E—M.— 1866. CHRISTMAS GOODS. FOLEY, Leading Candy Maker. 1se3s. All Goods Sold at Bottom F iGures, f and Warranted Strictly Firrst=Crass Repairing of Fine Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. BUY YOUR Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS, &C., From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetje & Brand. ‘Goods purchased from us engraved free of charge. Orders from the country promptly attended to,

mr. co. LUBTID Nevada City Will Be the PROSPEROUS CITY IN THE STATE. This work will be car-}Order ! Watches and Jewelry 2y, Sail snd Ex An Insane flsoner. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Constable C. W, Long of Truckee brought Summarized Mention of Minor Home to the county jail today George Eadon, who ; Happenings is charged. with insanity. Kadon was for"merly a wealthy hardware merchant in England, but for the past five years his mind has been failing and he is now a hopeless lunatic, He has a wife and daugh: 4 ter living'in Sacramento. The hotels are crowded with guests, The streets were filled with people last evening. Very large crowds were in attendance at the courts today. ‘ Several hundred .horses were driven through town today, on their way to the valley. A’$15,000 gold bar was shipped te San Francisco today, It came from one of the mines that is not talked about. Yestetday was pay-day at the Champion, and one hundred and twenty-three men got their monthly wages, A girl, to work in one of the pleasan test families in this city, is wanted, Apply at the TrAnscrirr office for particulars. d5tf H. H. Pathoof was brought to the county jail today from Grass Valley to: serve ten days for vagranicy. The Ice Crop. Before the late storm set in the ice on the ditferent ponds in the vicinity of Truckee and Boca was from five to seven inches in thickness. In consequence ef the storm the ice was all lost. except that of the Peoples {ce Company. The present cold nights are favorable for ice production, and she outlook is promising for a big crop this season, You will seldom need a doctor if you have Simmons Liver Regulator handy, Fine Presents. Call at GoupEn's and select your Christmas presents. All new and stylish goods‘ and at prices that defy competition, d2-tf Land for agricultural purposes in this township can be bought all the way from $5 to $40 per acre. Ina year frem new the prices will be more than doubled. The Eastern capitalists who have invested in our mines are booming our district. more than our own people. They assert that this is the best: section for mining investments of any place in the United States, B, Croace, a Main-street saloon keeper, Good Morning, ted on an old man named Cramer, Justice mines. $30,000 or $40,000 broadcast. in our little town. It was reported at Washington this morning that Charles Grady had been found in a eabin near Marsh's sawmill. Another report was that his body had been seen in a shaft above Washington. In the ease of Felikischavr, which came up today before Justice Mulloy for a second trial, only four jurors were obtained out of the panel ef twenty. ti case has been postponed till Friday afternoon at 2e'clock. The case of Edward Hosking is on trial before a jury in the Superior Court. DO he IMPORTANT SALE, will then be The Union Hotel Sold Today to North! & way & Bodewig. Today the Citizens Bank sold the Union Hotel te Messrs. Jas. A, Northway and Geo, Bodewig, ‘the present lessees of the property. In the spring these gentlemen propose to make improvements in the place that will be-a credit to the town. Under the management of these gentlemen the Union has become one of the most popular hotels in this section of the country, “Took a Shot at ‘Him, We are informed that a:boarder at one of the hotels in Grass Valley was, shot at last night on the street by the chambermaid 0 the hotel. She alloges that the man took! advantage of her while she w as engaged in , PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ Doings and Intentions. F. Griswold of Sacramento is in town; B. S. Rosenblat of San Francisco is in town, L. Woodruff and wife came down from Columbia Hill today, James Murphy came ‘down from Relief Hill today, Miss Lou Woodruff of Columbia” Hill is here on a visit to friends, H. Slocum of Sacramento is here spending a few days, J. W. Greenlaw the flour man of Sacramento is in town, J. L, Pofter of Fresno arrived here on last evening's train, Ed. M. Lynn and F, A. Sieke of Sacramento came in on the train last evening, J. L. Slattery of Forest City arrived here last evening from San Francisco on his way homo. ° Miss J. Purcell of San Francisco arrived here last evening on her to North Bloomtield, Geo, McCandless, J. Kohle and FW. Graham of San Francisco arrived here on last evening's train, A. H, Walrath, who has been very sick the past two days at his room at the Naperforming her work about the house. ‘Th e was arrested yesterday for battery commit. bullet failed to hit its target. pneumonia, Carr fined Creace the costs of the suit. A large crowd of people went out to the depot last evening to see Fredericks, the murderer, . They did not see him, for the reason that he was not brought on that ‘train, Neighbor.1 We greet yon.!. Our-name ig Ike Fiel, our place The Popular, ‘cor, Church and Main sts., GRASS VALLEY. We are the LARGE#T and CHEAPEST Toy House in Northern California, and to prove it we'll send you postpaid the A B C Book for1 cent, a Board Nursery Stovy Book for 13 cents, or BowWow with eyes and ears and tail and responds when Jou squeeze him, for 25 cents, dabdbbdbbdbsdbddbbddiddd ee ee Another case similar to that of Edward Hosken, who is being tried ‘before the Superior Court, is reported from Crass Valley. Next Saturday will be pay-day at the Harmony, West Harmony, Federal Loan, ‘Providence, Mayflower, Mountaineer, Spanish, Nevada City, and a dozen or so other EPH. Coun’s Bee A ID FACTOR W:ic-¢ Commercial St, Opp. Daily Transcript Printing Office, RHoloEsT as ONFECTIONS ~aie_ é # keep the best, but that I sell at the lowest prices, You make a mistake if you do not visit my Factory before buying your HOLIDAY SWHELETS. COUNTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO, HARTMAN & DULAC, mw The Princes of Tailors. bo eers® oe ew ee 6 ® uf Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation, Our chief aim isto do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as wellas THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. CN ‘We have a Full Line ‘of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ) Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at ’) the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. oS ; ' . ¢ ccintertesnainemmriveretretii ———— atlintaelanere = GRAN D DISPLAY Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid'Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. PRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought to Nevada City. — =, A call from the most sceptical will please us. We offer these Goods at closer prices than any house on the Coast. Our Moliday Goods ——-—-_!: YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM: Fine Watch da Jewelry Repairing by first-class wo mn. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. ; GOLDEN. & i Orders trom the country solicited, . will have his or her ttl oy dn . = A FREE TRIP MIDWINTER FaIR This is Our Proposition: Vin Bee Ri weaning, &° The That we are offering for $6, good values. Come and guess at the Beans and go CARTER & Corner Pine and Commercial Streets One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, via Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at any First-Class Hotel in San Francisco. Every man, woman or ohild making a purchase at our Store, be it 88 cents or #25, ls entitled to one gees for every p The oné Teens the nearest to the nu x atk soa nerthonll urchase he or she makes, mer of beans contained In a glaga Jar ot ——— eur as of Beans can‘be seen in our Show Window every day and even= until che Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Bvans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this vity. % Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and : show them that we can and do —====F Hl Clothing Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Bte As cheap as if not chearper than at any other house ‘in this. city. WK HAVE A BKAUTIFUL LINK OF OVERCOATS ———! $8, $10 and $12.50, that are Sizes from 35 to 44. to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Arg, ae Nevada City, Stay 3 TRANSOBIPT BLOCK, +Live i 1.38 PE MI Rag ee eo wana eiawRUE Load aces $ 8-Day walnut alarm and strike clocks.. . 2.0.0.0 6. ccc cen 2.2 : “ sid time “ Be ae yg Br caret asta ca + x slain KOGA 7 1-Da se PR i aan ph Sees RG his a1 004 Ro bean ceeuee vee 5° NG ge a a ere A gay ieee Cah Vere] ae . . “ #0 ONE AO ecg dr eaa ak Pakei py ici Gana key Ces 4 Gentlemen’s silver tie pins ... 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