February 1, 1895 (4 pages)

ANK. Valley, m on the . . 5,845 00 e es 517 18 : 00 4,000.00 _ a= W 21,976 68 . $306,.01 +1 ~in the early days, gold bullion from Calitniattisbisseniiaii sie THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee Published Every bebe except sayy, iis BROWN . & CALKINS, dead ietors. SERVED BY CAKRLERS AL 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PERYEAR. ee FEB. 1 A RIVER MINE. os pMarysvilte Tunnel and Qua:tz Mining’ Company. The. claim owned by this corporation, river opposite Timbuctoo and extending two miles up the river to the mouth Deer creek, of embracing the Narrows and the old dumping grounds _or__tailings” from the hydraulic mines in the vicinity of Smartsville. These tailing’ are known to be rich in gold deposits, : The great difficulty here-tofore in successfully working the mine has been the handling of the inflow of water, Aevmouk . 1895. but arrangements are now under . way and ear mame weer een rag ~~ . nearly completed for a plant of machinery A Notable . Man Gone. . . of sufficient capacity to handle any amount _ The recent deaths of William. Trelan, Sr., father of the ex-State Minerologist, which océurréed in San Francisco on Sunday last, recalls an incident in his life of considerable interest. This. was the recovery of the greater portion of the treasure of -the wrecked steamer Golden Gate. The Golden G te wasa Panama steamer and carried, ‘{of-water that may flow into the works by percolation or otherwise; It is the inten-tion of the company to go down to the original bedrock of the river and make proof of the richness “and value of’ the claim. The. members of this company are to be congratulated on the outlook for their prop= erty. They are also-entitled to great credit for their persistency in holding on to the $ 50,000 0. 22,149 41 E 282 62% 7 eq 1,427 9 $ 306, 201 2. 2 AnKS ag Ret urit.és and ly of the vns of Nof Nevaca sit in-the , and $20. al Bank o fork. Tha ed in th; ted in the county of residént, , & otary iVada this LS, y Fublte, tal’. the’ resident, is reveuth LS, »., Cal . Henry, 4 z , : Pe 1") @ 3.” Cigars. ats. TON to paint. ‘ ns, etc,, : Bf a” ‘Sand Pope &. Talbot, fight to have gambling licensed in this State, foraia to Eastern mints. In 1862 the steamerteft here with severa] hundred pass2agers and $4,500,000 in gold bullion, Off the coast of Maniltathe vessel took fire and ran ashore, Two hitedred persons were drowned, and the steamer sank with all the treasure on board, William ‘Trelan, Sr., John Parrott the banker, ex-Mayor -Qyis associated with the’ underwriters, organized a gompany to recover the treasure. Wm. Ivelan, Sr.; went to the scene of the wreck and recovered $800,000, receiving $250,000 for his share in the enterprise. He afterwards engaged . ‘in mining in Sierra and Placer counties, and at his death owned several’ valuable mining claims. oo. No Difference. Tidings: The officers at Nevada City escort the hobos to the Narrow Gauge depot and see that they are taken out of the city. We trust they pass threugh Grass Valley. But how is it over at Colfax? Ifthe Transcrirt is not mistakeh the Grass Valley officers ship tramps out of that town on the railroad, A representative of this paper happened to be on the train to Colfax a short time-ago and was accosted by three vagrants who asked for smali contributions of coin; saying that the officers at Grass Valley had sent them out of town, and that they wanted enough to get something to eat when they reached Colfax. + eee +VICES AND CRIMES. Which the Present Legislature Will Not Sanction by Law. The Sacramento Bee is making its blennial When such a law is enacted, let us have it broad enough to license men, bunco steerers, gold brick “swindlers, prostitutes and abortionists, and thus get a big revenue from vices and crimes that can but that the welfare of society demands shall be kept in as close check possible, — Woodland Democrat. : ; three-card. monte not altogether be. suppressed, as + #@e > A Monument to Waite. Senator Hart has introduced a bill in the Legislature to appropriate $1,500 to aid in the erection of a monument over the grave ot Ex-Secretary of State E.G, Waite, in the State Plot of the City Cemetery at Sacramento, 10 @e eo -information Wanted. A sorrowing sister wishes to hear of her tong lost brother, Johan Badham, who left Pennsylvania over thirty years ago and located in California. Phad been in Nevada for years. Send information to Mrs. Ann Hilling, Corning, Perry county; Ohio, Papers please copy. j30-1w +-+@e + tuckien’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,-ard. positively ‘ures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfegt satisfacion oi money refunded. Price 25 cents per box; For claim for—se—imany—years, performing the necessary annual labor required by law, says the Appeal, is situated in the Kuba] Pay Attention. Have you read carefully the offer— made by Dr. Blakeslee, the eminent specialist? Tf not, read it in onr next issue. He offers you the same treatment here that many pay large sums of money.for in San Francisco. He,.will make a diagnosis of your case, will tell you the cause of your trouble, for which he will charge you nothing. If your diséase is incurable and subject only to temporary relief, he will tell you so. This class of diseases he does not treat, as the payment of his fee (which in every case is agreed upon before treatment is commenced) is dependent on the resylts of his’ treatmeiit, He guarantees a cure in each and every instance, -Although he solicits especially patients whose ailments are of long standing, his fees are reasonable. Can you afford to let this opportunity pass? The idea seems: to prevail in this ‘community~that—a~ specialist is necessarily a quack, An inspeetien of the diploma and State certificates for the States of Illinois, Oregon and California, hanging in the office of Dr, Blakeslee in the Union Hotel, will remove any doubts as to his experience, ‘ $f eT ee ree A soheles of Evils. in the face of so many discouraging difficulties. They seem, however, ‘to know when they have a good thing, The Board of '‘Frustees of this company consists of G, A. Boyd, ‘Presideat: P. J. Williams, Secrétary, A. Maben, Treasurer, bee, “In connection with the foregoing it may not be-amiss tostate that the Yuba river is claimed and_ operated under the United States mining: laws, by various companies, for a continuous stretch-of more than tw enty miles, many of them meeting, with flattering success. The result of which. has been to create quite an excitement and interest in river mining and to turn the attention of capital in that direction. No doubt the goldis there in abundant quantities and all that is required is the application of capital and skill in order to possoss it. ee Ra A CALIFORNIA faba: DONNA. and J, She will Sing at : Revise City Next Week. Next Thursday evening the peop'e of Nevada City will have an opportunity of li8tening to one of the finest vocalists that has ever visited the town. On that, date Miss Gertrude Auld of Sacramento, a singer t rare talent, assisted by. other vocalists, will give a concert at Nevada Theater, Miss Auld received her musical education in Europe, and has but recently returned to lr California home. Before leaving Europe she gave a number of concerts, and the piess notices received are of the very highest order, The London Post of July 10, 1894, says: ‘A concert was given _ yesterday cs at Dudley House-by Miss Rowe and Miss G,. Auld.” Miss Auld displayed great flexibility and fine quality of voice in her rendering of the ‘‘Air.du Rossignol,” from “L’ Allegro eé il Pensieroso” of Handel, and Miss Rowe took the part of La Mort, in Bemberg’s ‘Ballade du Desespere.”’ . A Paris journal says: ‘‘Another American pupil of Mme, Marchesi, also from California, .is‘;coming into favorable notice as a singer in drawing-room concerts, This is Miss Gertrude Auld, who seems to have secured the-special patronage of Lord and Lady Dufferin. Her voice has thit“ifutelike quality which our fathers were so delighted to find in Jenny Lind.” Since her return home Miss Auld has given a number of concerts in different S praise from. the press and public. We have no hesitancy in saying that lovers of fine singing will enjoy a rich musical treat— if} they attend the cencert. Admission, fifty cents. Reserved seats can be secured at Mull: y’s without extra charge. mo OeBeautiful Views. Under title of ‘‘The Dream City” there coines to us this week a very handsome art series of photographic views. contains 64 high-class photo engravings, size 11 by 13 inches, of selected and representative views of the Columbian Exposition. The cover is handsomely designed in gold and colors, and the work throughout sale at Carr Brothers’ Drag Sture. —-# CBee — Two Lives Saved. Mes. Pheebe Thomas, of, Junction City, Tll., was told by her doctors she had Consamption and that there was no hope for her, but-two bottles Dr. King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she saya it saved her life. Mr, Thes. Eggers, 136 Florida St,, San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Diseovery and in two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the approaching Consumption, ty on J, as the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Goughs and Colds. Fiee trial bottles ~at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Regular size 50c¢ and $1.00, os a a inden 4 Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT. MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, it against disease,is tlic perfection of printers’ art. The collection of views is offered at a special price of 50 cents; postage paid, by: The N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., 1120 Pine street, St, Louis, Mo, ———— + —+ 200 + ‘ Wanted. A purchaser for a light buck board and a single harness, both in first-class condition and. will’be sold at a reasonable. price, at thia office, — +0 er Enquire j291w Very Much of Color Are. people who are troubled with chronic liver complaint, Bile in the blood tinges the cuticle and even the eyeballs, and also maniside and beneath the right shoulder blade; fyrred tongue, nausea, sick headache and an unpleasant breath. It is usually accompanied by costivéness and. dyspepsia, For the ailment itself, and its various manifestatiens, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters speedy and complete remedy. This atandard medicine also prevents and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, nervousness and the infirmities incident to declining yeara, Ht builds up an enfeebled physique and fortifies t ‘ Appetite and nightly slumber are promoted by it, and it is a protector against the effects-.of a wetting, of overwork, exposure ond upwholesome food or water, “ OO r Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a-little health go a long way.’ [ts curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy, of the syetem is re~ cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on thestomach and harmless under prolonged use. Try it. Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. 1 . punishment, and substi parts of the State and has received unatinted{* The volume . . . . festa its presence by uneasiness in-the right . is al: See TwWovmost extraordinary bills have been introduced\in the Ohio Legislature. The first bill provides for the abolishment of hanging as a pen in. cases ~ of capital utes the use of anaesthetics and Vivisection; The murderer is to Le. turned over to the doe 8, who are to deprive him‘ of consciousness bythe use of anaesthetics ‘and thea experiment with him to theit heart’s content. The other bil is similar to the first, but less radical, and gives the murderer the chvice between death by electricity and death by anaestlietics and viscction. “NEVADA THEATRE, MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 4th. oS TWO OF A KIND. Return of the King Laugh Creators, STEWART'S COMIC PLAYERS . In the ow Laughing Festival, TWO OF A KIND. (OF Everything New and up to date, Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats, at Mulloy’s, 75 cents. dll0 WONGG NEVADA THEATER, Thursday, Eve’g, Feb. 4th. “First appearance here of MISS GR HUD AULD, The California Prima Donna, ? Who ‘has recently returned from Europe, supported by a Select Company of Vocalists, Who willgive a Concert of rare merit, ~ “Phere i is im a possible chanve that the -Princess.of Walés may be at— Miss Gertrude Auld is an enchanting einger, a pupil of Mdme. Marchesi’s, with one of the sweetest, truest soprano voices imaginable. She has already had a ‘‘sueces fou” in private houses this season.—London Weekly Sun, Admission, = 50 Cents. extra charge. Pr. A. Chapman, . Dr. N. BE. Chapman, or, C. WwW. Chapman, DENTISTS, NEVADA CITY.,.,..3.. OAL. Local Aucithitica if'desired. Oftice at Residence,Sacramento Street. $. (XB Reserved Seats at Mulloy's witheys PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. I. M, McKay of Rocklin is here open’ ing a few days. a) from a visit to San Francisco,” S. 8. Stiles of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. : Mrs. A. J. Rose arrived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home. Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Edwards arrived here ‘on last evening’s train on a visit to friends, . Mrs. Stephen Moore of San Francisco ferived here last evening and will make this city her future home. = Mre. R. M. ‘Cunningham of Pike City arrived ‘here last evening on her way to San Francisco, R. T. Glasson, B, S. Rosenblatt and W. R. Spooner arrived here on ‘last evening's train. Alleghany, Sierra Co. Thos. Fleming, from Alleghany, who left that locality a few days ago, reports matters-ata ‘comparative standstill at pres— ent on account of the storm. Snow ia still about ten feet deep at Kanaka creek, where are located sevéral mines and mills, The Gold King mine, the Rising Sun-and El Dorado, have each erected a 10-stamp mill during the past year, the two former running by steam power, the latter by water. The Mariposa, on the same. créek, mill, but the ownors have, been working’ quite a force of men in developing the mine, with bright prospects ahead. The El. Dohas no prado has suflicient ore on its dump to_keepthe wuil running for four or five months, The Gold King and Rising Sun are both taking out ~eyough rock from their properties to keep ther mills at work, The last sterm continued without cessation for eight or nine days, arf by recent slides the water ditches became blocked. Tes thought that the prospects about Alleghany the coming season are excellent, Tho milla now in operation will prove that profitable workings are possible, and this will stimulate development work in other mines, and pros‘\ pecting on all sides will be resumed, —1 idings ~~ ~_ Literature "Wanted. We have Feveived the followingfrom J, C Rowell, Librarian~of the University of California at Berkeley :~ oe . “The important collection ofthe writings alifdrnia authors gathered by “the San sisco Women’s Literary . «Exhibit > Son: of Fr resented to the Library of the ‘University at Berkeley, “It is to be preserved, together with similat material already in the nia literature, It.will be the aim of the Library to render the collection as complete as’ possible, and to thisend the active co-operation of all California authors is: earnestly solicited. “> Critics and reviewers into whose hands come Sach book« and painphlets—imany of them privately printed -or issued in small editions—canrender valuable service to future students of our local -literature by sending them to thé University Library for careful preservation. . + Be > A. “Poor Scribe Is Sam. Sam Davis, formerly of Nevada county, now of the Carson Appeal, is Deputy Seoretary of the Stateof Nevada, His handwriting looks more like. Kgyptian hieroglyphics than anything else, and so he “has appointed Jack Doane deputy-deputy, It seems that Doane is a~Kepublican, and the ‘. Silver party patriots are howling because Davis could not find a eoinpetent scribe in the party’s ranks, rs == 6@e > Two of a Kind, , ‘ Next Monday evening the U and I Company will appear at the Theater in this city. The farce-comedy entitled ‘Two of a Kind” will be presented, It is something similar o ‘*U and J,” and is said to be extremely funny, The little trouble the company has had in San Francisco will not, we are informed, prevent their apppearance here as advertised, + *@e> Ir your kidneys are inactive, you will feel and look wretched, even in the most cheerfal society, and melancholy on thejolliest occasions, Dr, J, H. MoLean’s Little Liver and Balm will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Klectric Bitters. This remedy is beSoming so well ‘known and so popular ag to need no apeciat mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not-exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Electric Bitters will cure e. ] diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure btood: and prevent as well as cure all Malarie] fevers.—For cure of Headache, € ‘onstipation and Lndigestjon try Electric Bitterse—Kautire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts, aud $l, 00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Mrs, A, ©. Henry returned last evening . tee for the Chicago Exposition has boen Library, as a permanent exhibit of Califor-. Will drive Malaria from the system . _ AMENDING THE LAW. Judge. Belcher Has a Plan Which He Considers a Good One. Judge E. A. Belotier, ot San Francisco hasa plan of his own for improving. the election laws, He proposes to let the judges of the Superior Courts select all of the polling booth officers, just as they do grand and trial jurors, in January of each election year, and at the close of the election these officers are to certify to the number of votes in.the ballots box, sealing up all the ballots with that return—noting the proper returfi on~the envelope—and at once send the same to the proper officer, The returns are at once, upon their receipt, to be produced, unopened, in the Superior Court, aud an official count of the votes is to be immediately had, the Courts to give their entire attention to the business until completed. Judge Belcher argues that when the count was finished there would be a judicial determination of the result, and that would be no occasion for a recount. by—a-Court. He says the judges are paid anyway, saving and’ what .a moral gain besides, xenerally men ere content with the judgments of-Courts and here would be, at once a judicial counting of the ballots under the forms of law, and a judicial determination as to who had been elected to office, epee The Wizzard’s Collection. Se Mr, Edson, the great electrician, has challenged the skeptical to name one substance, organic or inorganic, which is not to be found in his labratory. Every department of nature has yielded its: tribute to the potent wizard. animals, feathers, hides, teeth and horna, shining metals, lucent crystals, variegated minerals lie scattered in profusion ; dainty shells and coral repose among mosses and seaweed ; fragrant gums and. spices recall memories of the fair Babe of Bethlehem, Chalks, resins, salts and chemicals are heaped abgyt in lavish plentitude. The colection embraces not only raw products, but specimens of nearly every human industry, < 0@e + KARLIS CLOVER ROOT will purify Your, ‘Blgod, clear your Complexion, re gulate your Bowels and make pour head -clear as a bell, 50c., and $1.00, Bros, 25¢,, Sold by Carr 7 e@ee ARRIVALS AT THE Union — Main Street. ~ WwW. Kitts, Grass V alley, has, “Rae Fe kleron, Mrs npbell, : e W. J. Ropers, ut N.1 , ao ae a, © Fiank Golden, ia, " G. BE. Becca Chink Xalley, H. S, Martin, oe. ~ “%M. MeKay, Rocklin, = T. B. Morton, " SNe W., Ainsworth, San Francisco, ™ C. D. Fowler, at a M. P. Scott, a W. G. Carr, Allison Ranch, F,S Graham, Maybert, J. G, Shepard, Spendevirayn" M.G, W yi ie, Forest City, eee ene Before a “full Head of Steam Is gathered by that tremendously destructive. engine, malaria, put on the brakes with Hostetter's. Stomach Bitters, which will check*its progress und avert disaster, Chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb ague.and ague cake are promptly relieved and ultimately cured by this genial specific, which is also a comprehensive family medicine, speedily useful in cases of dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, sick headache, nerverousness, rheumatism and neuralgia, Against the burtful effects ofsudden changes of temperature, exposure in wet weather close application to laborious mental pur suits, and other intluences prejudical to health, it isa most trustworthy safeguard, It fortifies the system against disease, promotes appetite and sleep, and hastens convalescence after debilitating and flesh wash OOD’S Sarsaparilla is care fully prepared — by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegeta. ble remedies, portion and Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. ' Hood's arsaparilla Cures Serofula,. Salt Kheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure_blood:. Dvspepela. Biliousnesa, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Ricumatism, Kidney and ; Liver Gomplatate It is Not What We Say, but—-what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood's Sarsaparilla URES ‘ Hood’ s Pili win new triends bai . The Combination, ProProcess dre Z Ae ne It’s a isky Proceeding OE purchasing candy if you haven't the best reason in the world for being perfectly satistied as to-its purity, It is no exaggeration to ~way that my P-Nut Taffy has. taken Nevada City by storm, It.is more popular this week than t was last, and it. will be. more ‘Popular inext week than it was this. \ ; —AT— <ot . “LEADING -CANDY-MAKER, : A3 Commercial Street, Nevada Shy. What a]The bones_of_ birds and}. <A trial will convince you ofits great potency, MAY BE CLEARED. The Mystery of. an ‘Awful Murder Coming to Light. Sr. Louis, Jan. 31,—The mystery in connection with the finding of the bodies of Alex, McClelland and his son in a pond . near . Salem, TLL, in 1893, seems in a fair. way of . being solved and Wesley Tebor, a laborer . residing in Belleville, appears to be who will tell the interesting story, been taken to Salem, Il. the one! He has to give evidence before the Grand Jury, now in session there, A dispatch states that Tabor was.-arrested . on tho evidence of, Mra, Alice Neal, the divorced wife of ‘Tabor. She. stated that at. one time Tabor was very ill and expected . to die and then made a confession to her and a doctor at Mount Vernon, Iil., that he and John A. MeClelland of Centralia killed Alexander and Oscar McClelland and buried) them inthe pond. that Tabor will give evidence before the Grand Jury-and become a witness for the; State against McClolland. John and -Alexander were brothers, sons of old Judge Isaac McClelland: About I88t, the time that Alexander and his son, Oscar, . disappeared, John secured possession! the . furm of his brother Alexander, which the latter bad mortgaged and lost. It was given . out when Alexander and his son disappeared that they had gone West, and nothing was heard of them until a pond on the farm in question was-drained in 1893 and the skeletons of the milsaing men were found, For “Rent. Two furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping: Enquire at thia office, fllw ae ——— GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also do. fatal diseases spring small beginnings, Neverneglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; . ” if allowed. to develop they cause much suffering andsorrow, Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain: cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys. from Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drag § Store. eee o «SHIL OW’ S CURE, the great ough apd Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size contains twonty-five doses only 25c, Children love it, Sold by Carr Bros, It is supposed . Died at Graniteville, George A. Tyler, whoss death ccourred at Graniteville on Wednesday, was well ‘known in this city, having lived here in the early seventies, He worked at the Blue Tent mine for awhile and was after— . wards employed at the Manzanita mine, He was married in this city to Miss Inez . Lazelle and about twenty years ago moved to Graniteville, where they. have resided continuously ever Deceased was A wife and four George Tyler was a native of Maine,’ aged about forty-seven years, since, sick only a short time. , children survive him. ine Tur Way to reach catarrh is through the . blood, Hood's Sarsaparilla, by purifying the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permanently cures catarrh, Take only” Hood's, : Hoop’ 3 Pitts not essily, yet promptly and effectively , on the liver-anc-bowels, 25, — nen paces seaisacls Capraiy Swerney, U , s. A., San Diego Cak, says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the— ; first medicine I have ever-found that would do me any good.” Price. Sold by Carr Bros, dec, POWDERAbsolutely Pure. . A -eream-—of Highest of all Latest United Report, Royal Baking Powder Co., tartar in States baking powder—. . leav ening strength— Government Food 106 Wall St., N.Y, James FH, Budd. Fe Morris M. Estée. 2. ; vote of the State of Californi Seeretary of State. eae Our Guessing Contest -w: by the Wining or losing’ candidé lumbia-Hill, and“wins the silv nearest the number of vates rec Guess No, 72, of 110, 7 i Egbert Thomas of Gold Flat.> spoons, being the nearest gue ceived by the losing candidate, The Old Kel The met, with Pj pale er eee ek ee ee eet et es ee er ee in favor of Budd was made by Mr. Oldest Flouse in this city. The Vote for Governor. seeee se LET,QO44 ~0s 10,735 ‘The above figures are trom the official statement of the la, compilled by Albert Hart, is-for the prizes offered by ‘us to the. persons guessing nearest the number of votes received ite. Guess No, 59, of 111,976 red Godfrey, of Coer service. It bei ing the guess cived by the winning candidate. n favor of Estee, was made by “It wins the sugar bowl and SS TO. the numbe r of vote#re-. = table. — Geritlemen’s — Furnishing” Under new manageNew Goods and New Prices. MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager J MY . 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ANK. Valley, m on the . . 5,845 00 e es 517 18 : 00 4,000.00 _ a= W 21,976 68 . $306,.01 +1 ~in the early days, gold bullion from Calitniattisbisseniiaii sie THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT ee Published Every bebe except sayy, iis BROWN . & CALKINS, dead ietors. SERVED BY CAKRLERS AL 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PERYEAR. ee FEB. 1 A RIVER MINE. os pMarysvilte Tunnel and Qua:tz Mining’ Company. The. claim owned by this corporation, river opposite Timbuctoo and extending two miles up the river to the mouth Deer creek, of embracing the Narrows and the old dumping grounds _or__tailings” from the hydraulic mines in the vicinity of Smartsville. These tailing’ are known to be rich in gold deposits, : The great difficulty here-tofore in successfully working the mine has been the handling of the inflow of water, Aevmouk . 1895. but arrangements are now under . way and ear mame weer een rag ~~ . nearly completed for a plant of machinery A Notable . Man Gone. .. . of sufficient capacity to handle any amount _ The recent deaths of William. Trelan, Sr., father of the ex-State Minerologist, which océurréed in San Francisco on Sunday last, recalls an incident in his life of considerable interest. This. was the recovery of the greater portion of the treasure of -the wrecked steamer Golden Gate. The Golden G te wasa Panama steamer and carried, ‘{of-water that may flow into the works by percolation or otherwise; It is the inten-tion of the company to go down to the original bedrock of the river and make proof of the richness “and value of’ the claim. The. members of this company are to be congratulated on the outlook for their prop= erty. They are also-entitled to great credit for their persistency in holding on to the $ 50,000 0. 22,149 41 E 282 62% 7 eq 1,427 9 $ 306, 201 2. 2 AnKS ag Ret urit.és and ly of the vns of Nof Nevaca sit in-the , and $20. al Bank o fork. Tha ed in th; ted in the county of residént, , & otary iVada this LS, y Fublte, tal’. the’ resident, is reveuth LS, »., Cal . Henry, 4 z , : Pe 1") @ 3.” Cigars. ats. TON to paint. ‘ ns, etc,, : Bf a” ‘Sand Pope &. Talbot, fight to have gambling licensed in this State, foraia to Eastern mints. In 1862 the steamerteft here with severa] hundred pass2agers and $4,500,000 in gold bullion, Off the coast of Maniltathe vessel took fire and ran ashore, Two hitedred persons were drowned, and the steamer sank with all the treasure on board, William ‘Trelan, Sr., John Parrott the banker, ex-Mayor -Qyis associated with the’ underwriters, organized a gompany to recover the treasure. Wm. Ivelan, Sr.; went to the scene of the wreck and recovered $800,000, receiving $250,000 for his share in the enterprise. He afterwards engaged . ‘in mining in Sierra and Placer counties, and at his death owned several’ valuable mining claims. oo. No Difference. Tidings: The officers at Nevada City escort the hobos to the Narrow Gauge depot and see that they are taken out of the city. We trust they pass threugh Grass Valley. But how is it over at Colfax? Ifthe Transcrirt is not mistakeh the Grass Valley officers ship tramps out of that town on the railroad, A representative of this paper happened to be on the train to Colfax a short time-ago and was accosted by three vagrants who asked for smali contributions of coin; saying that the officers at Grass Valley had sent them out of town, and that they wanted enough to get something to eat when they reached Colfax. + eee +VICES AND CRIMES. Which the Present Legislature Will Not Sanction by Law. The Sacramento Bee is making its blennial When such a law is enacted, let us have it broad enough to license men, bunco steerers, gold brick “swindlers, prostitutes and abortionists, and thus get a big revenue from vices and crimes that can but that the welfare of society demands shall be kept in as close check possible, — Woodland Democrat. : ; three-card. monte not altogether be. suppressed, as + #@e > A Monument to Waite. Senator Hart has introduced a bill in the Legislature to appropriate $1,500 to aid in the erection of a monument over the grave ot Ex-Secretary of State E.G, Waite, in the State Plot of the City Cemetery at Sacramento, 10 @e eo -information Wanted.. A sorrowing sister wishes to hear of her tong lost brother, Johan Badham, who left Pennsylvania over thirty years ago and located in California. Phad been in Nevada for years. Send information to Mrs. Ann Hilling, Corning, Perry county; Ohio, Papers please copy. j30-1w +-+@e + tuckien’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,-ard. positively ‘ures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfegt satisfacion oi money refunded. Price 25 cents per box; For claim for—se—imany—years, performing the necessary annual labor required by law, says the Appeal, is situated in the Kuba] Pay Attention. Have you read carefully the offer— made by Dr. Blakeslee, the eminent specialist? Tf not, read it in onr next issue. He offers you the same treatment here that many pay large sums of money.for in San Francisco. He,.will make a diagnosis of your case, will tell you the cause of your trouble, for which he will charge you nothing. If your diséase is incurable and subject only to temporary relief, he will tell you so. This class of diseases he does not treat, as the payment of his fee (which in every case is agreed upon before treatment is commenced) is dependent on the resylts of his’ treatmeiit, He guarantees a cure in each and every instance, -Although he solicits especially patients whose ailments are of long standing, his fees are reasonable. Can you afford to let this opportunity pass? The idea seems: to prevail in this ‘community~that—a~ specialist is necessarily a quack, An inspeetien of the diploma and State certificates for the States of Illinois, Oregon and California, hanging in the office of Dr, Blakeslee in the Union Hotel, will remove any doubts as to his experience, ‘ $f eT ee ree A soheles of Evils. in the face of so many discouraging difficulties. They seem, however, ‘to know when they have a good thing, The Board of '‘Frustees of this company consists of G, A. Boyd, ‘Presideat: P. J. Williams, Secrétary, A. Maben, Treasurer, bee, “In connection with the foregoing it may not be-amiss tostate that the Yuba river is claimed and_ operated under the United States mining: laws, by various companies, for a continuous stretch-of more than tw enty miles, many of them meeting, with flattering success. The result of which. has been to create quite an excitement and interest in river mining and to turn the attention of capital in that direction. No doubt the goldis there in abundant quantities and all that is required is the application of capital and skill in order to possoss it. ee Ra A CALIFORNIA faba: DONNA. and J, She will Sing at : Revise City Next Week. Next Thursday evening the peop'e of Nevada City will have an opportunity of li8tening to one of the finest vocalists that has ever visited the town. On that, date Miss Gertrude Auld of Sacramento, a singer t rare talent, assisted by. other vocalists, will give a concert at Nevada Theater, Miss Auld received her musical education in Europe, and has but recently returned to lr California home. Before leaving Europe she gave a number of concerts, and the piess notices received are of the very highest order, The London Post of July 10, 1894, says: ‘A concert was given _ yesterday cs at Dudley House-by Miss Rowe and Miss G,. Auld.” Miss Auld displayed great flexibility and fine quality of voice in her rendering of the ‘‘Air.du Rossignol,” from “L’ Allegro eé il Pensieroso” of Handel, and Miss Rowe took the part of La Mort, in Bemberg’s ‘Ballade du Desespere.”’ . A Paris journal says: ‘‘Another American pupil of Mme, Marchesi, also from California, .is‘;coming into favorable notice as a singer in drawing-room concerts, This is Miss Gertrude Auld, who seems to have secured the-special patronage of Lord and Lady Dufferin. Her voice has thit“ifutelike quality which our fathers were so delighted to find in Jenny Lind.” Since her return home Miss Auld has given a number of concerts in different S praise from. the press and public. We have no hesitancy in saying that lovers of fine singing will enjoy a rich musical treat— if} they attend the cencert. Admission, fifty cents. Reserved seats can be secured at Mull: y’s without extra charge. mo OeBeautiful Views. Under title of ‘‘The Dream City” there coines to us this week a very handsome art series of photographic views. contains 64 high-class photo engravings, size 11 by 13 inches, of selected and representative views of the Columbian Exposition. The cover is handsomely designed in gold and colors, and the work throughout sale at Carr Brothers’ Drag Sture. —-# CBee — Two Lives Saved. Mes. Pheebe Thomas, of, Junction City, Tll., was told by her doctors she had Consamption and that there was no hope for her, but-two bottles Dr. King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she saya it saved her life. Mr, Thes. Eggers, 136 Florida St,, San Francisco, suffered from a dreadful cold, tried without result everything else then bought one bottle of Dr. King’s New Diseovery and in two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the approaching Consumption, ty on J, as the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Goughs and Colds. Fiee trial bottles ~at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Regular size 50c¢ and $1.00, os a a inden 4 Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT. MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, it against disease,is tlic perfection of printers’ art. The collection of views is offered at a special price of 50 cents; postage paid, by: The N. D. Thompson Publishing Co., 1120 Pine street, St, Louis, Mo, ———— + —+ 200 + ‘ Wanted. A purchaser for a light buck board and a single harness, both in first-class condition and. will’be sold at a reasonable. price, at thia office, — +0 er Enquire j291w Very Much of Color Are. people who are troubled with chronic liver complaint, Bile in the blood tinges the cuticle and even the eyeballs, and also maniside and beneath the right shoulder blade; fyrred tongue, nausea, sick headache and an unpleasant breath. It is usually accompanied by costivéness and. dyspepsia, For the ailment itself, and its various manifestatiens, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters speedy and complete remedy. This atandard medicine also prevents and cures chills and fever, rheumatism, nervousness and the infirmities incident to declining yeara, Ht builds up an enfeebled physique and fortifies t ‘ Appetite and nightly slumber are promoted by it, and it is a protector against the effects-.of a wetting, of overwork, exposure ond upwholesome food or water, “ OO r Dr. J, H. McLean’s Strengthening Cordial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a-little health go a long way.’ [ts curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy, of the syetem is re~ cruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on thestomach and harmless under prolonged use. Try it. Sold at Carr Bros,’ Drug Store. 1 . punishment, and substi parts of the State and has received unatinted{* The volume . . . . festa its presence by uneasiness in-the right . is al: See TwWovmost extraordinary bills have been introduced\in the Ohio Legislature. The first bill provides for the abolishment of hanging as a pen in. cases ~ of capital utes the use of anaesthetics and Vivisection; The murderer is to Le. turned over to the doe 8, who are to deprive him‘ of consciousness bythe use of anaesthetics ‘and thea experiment with him to theit heart’s content. The other bil is similar to the first, but less radical, and gives the murderer the chvice between death by electricity and death by anaestlietics and viscction. “NEVADA THEATRE, MONDAY EVENING, FEB. 4th. oS TWO OF A KIND. Return of the King Laugh Creators, STEWART'S COMIC PLAYERS . In the ow Laughing Festival, TWO OF A KIND. (OF Everything New and up to date, Admission 50 cents. Reserved seats, at Mulloy’s, 75 cents. dll0 WONGG NEVADA THEATER, Thursday, Eve’g, Feb. 4th. “First appearance here of MISS GR HUD AULD, The California Prima Donna, ? Who ‘has recently returned from Europe, supported by a Select Company of Vocalists, Who willgive a Concert of rare merit, ~ “Phere i is im a possible chanve that the -Princess.of Walés may be at— Miss Gertrude Auld is an enchanting einger, a pupil of Mdme. Marchesi’s, with one of the sweetest, truest soprano voices imaginable. She has already had a ‘‘sueces fou” in private houses this season.—London Weekly Sun, Admission, = 50 Cents. extra charge. Pr. A. Chapman, . Dr. N. BE. Chapman, or, C. WwW. Chapman, DENTISTS, NEVADA CITY.,.,...3.... OAL. Local Aucithitica if'desired. Oftice at Residence,Sacramento Street. $. (XB Reserved Seats at Mulloy's witheys PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. I. M, McKay of Rocklin is here open’ ing a few days. a) from a visit to San Francisco,” S. 8. Stiles of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train. : Mrs. A. J. Rose arrived here last evening from San Francisco on her way home. Mr, and Mrs. T. A. Edwards arrived here ‘on last evening’s train on a visit to friends, . Mrs. Stephen Moore of San Francisco ferived here last evening and will make this city her future home. = Mre. R. M. ‘Cunningham of Pike City arrived ‘here last evening on her way to San Francisco, R. T. Glasson, B, S. Rosenblatt and W. R. Spooner arrived here on ‘last evening's train. Alleghany, Sierra Co.

Thos. Fleming, from Alleghany, who left that locality a few days ago, reports matters-ata ‘comparative standstill at pres— ent on account of the storm. Snow ia still about ten feet deep at Kanaka creek, where are located sevéral mines and mills, The Gold King mine, the Rising Sun-and El Dorado, have each erected a 10-stamp mill during the past year, the two former running by steam power, the latter by water. The Mariposa, on the same. créek, mill, but the ownors have, been working’ quite a force of men in developing the mine, with bright prospects ahead. The El. Dohas no prado has suflicient ore on its dump to_keepthe wuil running for four or five months, The Gold King and Rising Sun are both taking out ~eyough rock from their properties to keep ther mills at work, The last sterm continued without cessation for eight or nine days, arf by recent slides the water ditches became blocked. Tes thought that the prospects about Alleghany the coming season are excellent, Tho milla now in operation will prove that profitable workings are possible, and this will stimulate development work in other mines, and pros‘\ pecting on all sides will be resumed, —1 idings ~~ ~_ Literature "Wanted. We have Feveived the followingfrom J, C Rowell, Librarian~of the University of California at Berkeley :~ oe . “The important collection ofthe writings alifdrnia authors gathered by “the San sisco Women’s Literary . «Exhibit > Son: of Fr resented to the Library of the ‘University at Berkeley, “It is to be preserved, together with similat material already in the nia literature, It.will be the aim of the Library to render the collection as complete as’ possible, and to thisend the active co-operation of all California authors is: earnestly solicited. “> Critics and reviewers into whose hands come Sach book« and painphlets—imany of them privately printed -or issued in small editions—canrender valuable service to future students of our local -literature by sending them to thé University Library for careful preservation. . + Be > A. “Poor Scribe Is Sam. Sam Davis, formerly of Nevada county, now of the Carson Appeal, is Deputy Seoretary of the Stateof Nevada, His handwriting looks more like. Kgyptian hieroglyphics than anything else, and so he “has appointed Jack Doane deputy-deputy, It seems that Doane is a~Kepublican, and the ‘. Silver party patriots are howling because Davis could not find a eoinpetent scribe in the party’s ranks, rs == 6@e > Two of a Kind, , ‘ Next Monday evening the U and I Company will appear at the Theater in this city. The farce-comedy entitled ‘Two of a Kind” will be presented, It is something similar o ‘*U and J,” and is said to be extremely funny, The little trouble the company has had in San Francisco will not, we are informed, prevent their apppearance here as advertised, + *@e> Ir your kidneys are inactive, you will feel and look wretched, even in the most cheerfal society, and melancholy on thejolliest occasions, Dr, J, H. MoLean’s Little Liver and Balm will set you right again. $1.00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Klectric Bitters. This remedy is beSoming so well ‘known and so popular ag to need no apeciat mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer medicine does not-exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Electric Bitters will cure e. ] diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and other affections caused by impure btood: and prevent as well as cure all Malarie] fevers.—For cure of Headache, € ‘onstipation and Lndigestjon try Electric Bitterse—Kautire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 50 cts, aud $l, 00 per bottle at Carr Bros, Drug Store. Mrs, A, ©. Henry returned last evening . tee for the Chicago Exposition has boen Library, as a permanent exhibit of Califor-. Will drive Malaria from the system . _ AMENDING THE LAW. Judge. Belcher Has a Plan Which He Considers a Good One. Judge E. A. Belotier, ot San Francisco hasa plan of his own for improving. the election laws, He proposes to let the judges of the Superior Courts select all of the polling booth officers, just as they do grand and trial jurors, in January of each election year, and at the close of the election these officers are to certify to the number of votes in.the ballots box, sealing up all the ballots with that return—noting the proper returfi on~the envelope—and at once send the same to the proper officer, The returns are at once, upon their receipt, to be produced, unopened, in the Superior Court, aud an official count of the votes is to be immediately had, the Courts to give their entire attention to the business until completed. Judge Belcher argues that when the count was finished there would be a judicial determination of the result, and that would be no occasion for a recount. by—a-Court. He says the judges are paid anyway, saving and’ what .a moral gain besides, xenerally men ere content with the judgments of-Courts and here would be, at once a judicial counting of the ballots under the forms of law, and a judicial determination as to who had been elected to office, epee The Wizzard’s Collection. Se Mr, Edson, the great electrician, has challenged the skeptical to name one substance, organic or inorganic, which is not to be found in his labratory. Every department of nature has yielded its: tribute to the potent wizard. animals, feathers, hides, teeth and horna, shining metals, lucent crystals, variegated minerals lie scattered in profusion ; dainty shells and coral repose among mosses and seaweed ; fragrant gums and. spices recall memories of the fair Babe of Bethlehem, Chalks, resins, salts and chemicals are heaped abgyt in lavish plentitude. The colection embraces not only raw products, but specimens of nearly every human industry, < 0@e + KARLIS CLOVER ROOT will purify Your, ‘Blgod, clear your Complexion, re gulate your Bowels and make pour head -clear as a bell, 50c., and $1.00, Bros, 25¢,, Sold by Carr 7 e@ee ARRIVALS AT THE Union — Main Street. ~ WwW. Kitts, Grass V alley, has, “Rae Fe kleron, Mrs npbell, : e W. J. Ropers, ut N.1 , ao ae a, © Fiank Golden, ia, " G. BE. Becca Chink Xalley, H. S, Martin, oe. ~ “%M. MeKay, Rocklin, = T. B. Morton, " SNe W., Ainsworth, San Francisco, ™ C. D. Fowler, at a M. P. Scott, a W. G. Carr, Allison Ranch, F,S Graham, Maybert, J. G, Shepard, Spendevirayn" M.G, W yi ie, Forest City, eee ene Before a “full Head of Steam Is gathered by that tremendously destructive. engine, malaria, put on the brakes with Hostetter's. Stomach Bitters, which will check*its progress und avert disaster, Chills and fever, bilious remittent, dumb ague.and ague cake are promptly relieved and ultimately cured by this genial specific, which is also a comprehensive family medicine, speedily useful in cases of dyspepsia, biliousness, constipation, sick headache, nerverousness, rheumatism and neuralgia, Against the burtful effects ofsudden changes of temperature, exposure in wet weather close application to laborious mental pur suits, and other intluences prejudical to health, it isa most trustworthy safeguard, It fortifies the system against disease, promotes appetite and sleep, and hastens convalescence after debilitating and flesh wash OOD’S Sarsaparilla is care fully prepared — by experienced pharmacists from Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, Mandrake, Dock, Pipsissewa, Juniper Berries, and other well known vegeta. ble remedies, portion and Peculiar to Hood's, giving it curative power Peculiar to Itself. ' Hood's arsaparilla Cures Serofula,. Salt Kheum, Sores, Boils, Pimples and all other affections caused by impure_blood:. Dvspepela. Biliousnesa, Sick Headache, Debility, Catarrh, Ricumatism, Kidney and ; Liver Gomplatate It is Not What We Say, but—-what Hood's Sarsaparilla Does, that Tells the Story— Hood's Sarsaparilla URES ‘ Hood’ s Pili win new triends bai . The Combination, ProProcess dre Z Ae ne It’s a isky Proceeding OE purchasing candy if you haven't the best reason in the world for being perfectly satistied as to-its purity, It is no exaggeration to ~way that my P-Nut Taffy has. taken Nevada City by storm, It.is more popular this week than t was last, and it. will be. more ‘Popular inext week than it was this. \ ; —AT— <ot . “LEADING -CANDY-MAKER, : A3 Commercial Street, Nevada Shy. What a]The bones_of_ birds and}. <A trial will convince you ofits great potency, MAY BE CLEARED. The Mystery of. an ‘Awful Murder Coming to Light. Sr. Louis, Jan. 31,—The mystery in connection with the finding of the bodies of Alex, McClelland and his son in a pond . near . Salem, TLL, in 1893, seems in a fair. way of . being solved and Wesley Tebor, a laborer . residing in Belleville, appears to be who will tell the interesting story, been taken to Salem, Il. the one! He has to give evidence before the Grand Jury, now in session there, A dispatch states that Tabor was.-arrested . on tho evidence of, Mra, Alice Neal, the divorced wife of ‘Tabor. She. stated that at. one time Tabor was very ill and expected . to die and then made a confession to her and a doctor at Mount Vernon, Iil., that he and John A. MeClelland of Centralia killed Alexander and Oscar McClelland and buried) them inthe pond. that Tabor will give evidence before the Grand Jury-and become a witness for the; State against McClolland. John and -Alexander were brothers, sons of old Judge Isaac McClelland: About I88t, the time that Alexander and his son, Oscar, . disappeared, John secured possession! the . furm of his brother Alexander, which the latter bad mortgaged and lost. It was given . out when Alexander and his son disappeared that they had gone West, and nothing was heard of them until a pond on the farm in question was-drained in 1893 and the skeletons of the milsaing men were found, For “Rent. Two furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping: Enquire at thia office, fllw ae ——— GREAT VAKS From little acorns grow, so also do. fatal diseases spring small beginnings, Neverneglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; . ” if allowed. to develop they cause much suffering andsorrow, Dr. J. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm is a certain: cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys. from Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drag § Store. eee o «SHIL OW’ S CURE, the great ough apd Croup Cure, is in great demand, Pocket size contains twonty-five doses only 25c, Children love it, Sold by Carr Bros, It is supposed . Died at Graniteville, George A. Tyler, whoss death ccourred at Graniteville on Wednesday, was well ‘known in this city, having lived here in the early seventies, He worked at the Blue Tent mine for awhile and was after— . wards employed at the Manzanita mine, He was married in this city to Miss Inez . Lazelle and about twenty years ago moved to Graniteville, where they. have resided continuously ever Deceased was A wife and four George Tyler was a native of Maine,’ aged about forty-seven years, since, sick only a short time. , children survive him. ine Tur Way to reach catarrh is through the . blood, Hood's Sarsaparilla, by purifying the blood, removes the cause of the disease and permanently cures catarrh, Take only” Hood's, : Hoop’ 3 Pitts not essily, yet promptly and effectively , on the liver-anc-bowels, 25, — nen paces seaisacls Capraiy Swerney, U , s. A., San Diego Cak, says: “Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is the— ; first medicine I have ever-found that would do me any good.” Price. Sold by Carr Bros, dec, POWDERAbsolutely Pure. . A -eream-—of Highest of all Latest United Report, Royal Baking Powder Co., tartar in States baking powder—. . leav ening strength— Government Food 106 Wall St., N.Y, James FH, Budd. Fe Morris M. Estée. 2. ; vote of the State of Californi Seeretary of State. eae Our Guessing Contest -w: by the Wining or losing’ candidé lumbia-Hill, and“wins the silv nearest the number of vates rec Guess No, 72, of 110, 7 i Egbert Thomas of Gold Flat.> spoons, being the nearest gue ceived by the losing candidate, The Old Kel The met, with Pj pale er eee ek ee ee eet et es ee er ee in favor of Budd was made by Mr. Oldest Flouse in this city. The Vote for Governor. seeee se LET,QO44 ~0s 10,735 ‘The above figures are trom the official statement of the la, compilled by Albert Hart, is-for the prizes offered by ‘us to the. persons guessing nearest the number of votes received ite. Guess No, 59, of 111,976 red Godfrey, of Coer service. It bei ing the guess cived by the winning candidate. n favor of Estee, was made by “It wins the sugar bowl and SS TO. the numbe r of vote#re-. = table. — Geritlemen’s — Furnishing” Under new manageNew Goods and New Prices. MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager J MY . Look at thesePrices. IF ae sper 100 lbs. $1.85 Corn, per 100 lbs, $1.70, Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.35. Bran, per 100 Ibs, $1.20.Middlings, per 100 Ibs, $1.30. Dry Granulated Sugar, . 15 lbs for 9}. . Brown Sugar, 17° lbs for™ $1. . Rice, 16 lbs for $1. . Bayo Beans, 28 Ibs for $1. . Pea-Beans, 28 lbs for $1. Oysters, 2b cans 5 for $1. Oysters, 1 Ib cans, 10 for.$1. Sweet Corn, 9.cans for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1: String Beans, 8 cans for $1. “Lomatos, 10 cans for $1. eer call at ‘he Store and s see fet) ‘Clams, 6 cans for $1 00 They Can't De -Beat Salmon, 8 cans for $1 IC orned Beef, Libby's 5 for $1 Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.20. Lard, § lb cans, 70. cts. ‘Best Pickle Roll Butter, per -roll, 40 cts, Best Reno Creamery Butter, 55 cts. per square, 20 Ibs. for $1. Sago, 20 Ibs. for $r. lapico, j ‘Seedless Raisins, 14 lbs. $1 Raisins, 16 lbs. for $1. Citron, 20 cts. per Ib, \Currants,~14 Ibs. for $1. {—~ sliosa Beautiful Books that v we {give away —free ta each customer, : Aa Bw ole, Main: Ss treet, manele Union Hotel, N evada City, Cal,