February 10, 1894 (4 pages)

ee Ae PE ae poh eee et eR NE A ENR P. MRSS CEE TCA ON SERCH YA TIS: prepa Se % Trans 4 cript; VOL. LXVI--NO. 10248 ESS NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1894, —_ Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except. Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. —_ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month : _.WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: ‘SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. DOWN IN THE DREGS. Fate of a Once Daring and Beautifu -—Woman. There are several old-time Nevada Cityans who had an acquaintance with the once noted and notorious woman Laura D. Fair, and -theyas well-as others who knew the Woman by repute should read the following sketch by a San Francisco corre: pondent, with some interest : Laura D. Fair was the woman who murdered A. P. Crittenden, a famous liwyer, in the county-of San Francisco, in.1870, while he_was crossing on tha ferryboat with his} wife and several children from Oakland to San Francisco, ~ : Mrs. Fair was of Southern birth, and possessed of much phy-ical and intellectual beauty in those days. She had many admirers at that time, but Crittenden won her frem all others by his generosity and uncommon devotion, The woman swayed a peculiar influence ever him for a time—even to the extent that he sent his wife and children east on a protracted visit. At length, however, his better nature asserted itself, and when, he told the Falr woman that he proposed’ writing his wife to return she threatened to kill him. Never dreaming that the female upon whom he had lav shed a mint of money, and for whom h+ had sacrified his social position, would execute her threat, he, on that fatal : day, went to meet his returning family. She, however, proved true to her word, and while Crittenden was merrily chattering with his returning family aboard the ferryboat, the murideress, closely veiled, approached and fatally shot her benefactor before the eyes of those deareat to him. The woman was tried en an indictment charging her with murder, before-the late Judge J. W. Dwinelle, Judge of the 15th judical district, and her counsel were two of swings. }Uppercuts and the Dempsey neck blow, and Interest Increasing. The glove contest between Willard Nichols and Henry Beckman Jr. has been fixed to take place on the 23d instant, probably at Armory Hall, Both men are training for the event and a highly interesting contest is expected. A few evenings ago Reckman knocked out two meu who happened to get in the way of his heavy La Blanche Nichols is practicing the—Corbett says he will put his-man to sleep in three or four rounds, He advises his friend< not to bet on rounds, but to make theif wagers on the general result. . Will He Take to Drink? Jenkins, the former Signal Service man at San. Francisco, ‘‘took to drink” because his prognostications of the weather were so muéh at variance with the true state of the elements. He was superceded by a new min. That new man is doing no better in his predictions than Jenkins did and it is now in order for him to follow in the footsteps of Jenkins and go on a big drunk, and by superceded by some other fellow who can forecast the weather correctly. ~@> Postponed One Week. The case of the People vs, Feldkirchner, ou‘appeal from the Justice Court, came up in the Superior Court this morning and was postponed .one week. This-is a suit to test the validity of the city ordinance compelling saloon keepers to close up their. saloons at midnight. Feldkirchner was convicted in the lower court-and fined, He believes-the ordinance unconstitutional and has appealed to the higher court to determine that fact. . Methodist Church. Services tomorrow in the above church as usual, The pastor, Rev. J.T. Murrish, will preach, Subjects: Morning—* Jehovah’s Precious Jewels.” mon to .the Yeung.” Sunday School and ‘Epworth League-st-the~-usual—hours:~“Alt are very cordially invited to these services. oe eee Congregational Church. There -will be preaching tomorrow morning aud evening by the ‘pastor, Rev. J, Sims, Subject of discourse in-the evening: ** Personal Equation.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Every-, body cordially invited. 2 seemed the most distinguished members of the San Francisco bar, the late Elisha Cook and General W. H. L. Barnes. Though a strong fight was made for her life and liberty, the jury convicted her of murder in the first degree, which verdict, then, was hailed with undisguised pleasure. Judge Dwinelle had ‘known the woman socially before she become ‘® notorious crimina’, and as he passed sen‘tenced of death upon her tears bedimmed his eyes and moistened his cheeks, ____ While this woman ws figuratively standing under the shadow of the gallows, the Supreme (‘ourt granted her a new trial, and on that occasion one Leander Quint become associated With the defense. He was known as a scientific jury manipulator ; and Mrs, _ Fair had more reagon to be gratefulto him. than fér-all:the eloquence and legal lore of her others lawyers, that the seeond jury rendered a farcical a¢quittal. The conduct of this jury exasperated San Francisco ao that several of its members were.vstracise:. fer a number of years, and the murderess, when she emerged from her prison cell after a year’s confinement in the old Broadway street jail, met with a very frigid reception from the loweat tg the high est. Her attempts to lecture were hissed down, and eventually) she became a ‘‘mudhen” (a female curbstene stock-broker-) After the virtual. collapse of the Washoe mining stock market, she unsuccessfully tried to sell subscription books, but as she “was no longer perscually ‘attractive, and as ‘her crime uuder -such circumstances could not be condoned, she ‘‘was not in it.” She still haunts San Francisco, through *whose streets she ghost-like wanders like a figure of the.dim, forgotton past, of whore ‘adventures during the golden years when cavaliers as well as millionaires were ather feet, an interesting volume might be comGood Covking Ts one of the shief blessings of every home, To always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Directions cn the labe!, Take uo substitute for the Kagle Brand. Spectacles. For first-class ©pectacies, Eye Glasses and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje ‘the enemy. maybe pacified and brought Struck_It-Rich.______} It is reported that Charles Hegarty of Moere’s Flat has struck very rich-reck—in the old Plumbago mine, which is located at Minnesota, in Sierra county, just across the river from Moore’s Flat and about half way to Alleghany. -Fine quartz, tilled with gold, is being taken out, 9 When War is Declared Against a man’s bappiness by hisstomach, speedily and easily to terms. That potent regulator. of digestion: Hestetter's Stomach Bitters, “disciplines the —_rebellious—orgaii: thoroughly, Indigestion arises from weakness of the.stomach, and the food in it, for want of the power to digest, decomposes and acidities,giving rise to heartburn, flatulence and sata, Wasldes a multitude of symptoms both changeful and perplexing. But peace soon reigns when the great stomachic is re~ sorted to and used with persistence. Dyspepsia gives rise to morbid discomposure of mind, and even sleeplessness and hypocondria in vhronic cases. Te the complete dismissal of these theBitters is fully adequate, Liver complaint, constipation, debility, rheumatism and malaria are completely subdued by this genial medicine, : By Household Furniture. inone lot or in parcels to suit purchasers. Also ten cords of wood will be sdld cheap. _{ mine this week, The new mill was put in ‘}operation Saturday and it works like a Night—‘‘A Ser-. The household fapaivers in the Dillon heuse en Arietocracy Hill is-offeredfor-sale . Items from the Sentinel.” A well-known hotel keeper of Sunny South ran a race with the Colfax local! Thursday. After the ambitious footracer was convinced that he could not beat the train, the conductor stopped and fet him on, We have’ been informed on good authority that Patrick McNulty, a well-known local character in this county and also in Nevada, has recently fallen heir to a sum exceeding $10,000. It was left him by ‘his sister. : W.-F. Graber and George Smith of Oakland, who are interested in the Gold Ring mine at Green Valley, made a visit to the charm. J. H. Lindsey’s dramatic and comedy comedy will soon be on the road. It is. composed of San Francisco people, including Lindsey and Lillibridge of Auburn, who are the managers. Ins private letter Mr. Lindsey states that he will visit Colfax with his company in April, : The Rotary snow plow passed through Colfax Wednesday to do service on the road between Blue Canyon and Truckee. . —A_tramp—came to—Conatable Dyer last . —__——Sunday with the bol 1 proposition to be sent to the county jail for fifteen days, as he was tired of buamming these rainy days. Dyer gave him a bit of advice and he left for Grass Valley, — NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. : ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Bread Street. — J. I. Caldwell, city, J. E. Smith, s A. Fisher, Grass Valley, John Lockhead, Pike City, Cal R_ Clarke, city, Z C.-B. -Ryer, San Francise FH. Hodge, ae B. Goldsmith, —-G.-Samnel,——_—_—_#¢ N. H. Boyd, Yuba City. John Spaulding, Seigler Springs, Carl Smith, Central House, “Martin Raetz, “s Lewis Hunter, }), E Holland, San Francisco, M. M. Baruh, city, save ; rou, hooping Cough nd Bronchitis, and . issold ona goarantoos 25 ote. ‘ Fire-House Improvements. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, is talking of building = shed back of their brick building, in the spring. It is very necessary. that the company should have additional room, As it is now there is no way of drying. the hose after it has been washed in stormy weather, and if reeled .up wet the cotton-coverett hose will rot. With & room in which @ hose rack can be erected and a large stove put up, the hose can be properly cared fer in a short time. This would also do away with stretching hose on the sidewalk to dry. The contemplated building will be about fifty feet in depth, the same width ‘as the brick building, and two stories high. The upper story will be fitted up for a banquet hall, and supply }room, and be connected by a deor with the} — upper story of the present building. It will be a fire-~praof atructure, builf of cerrugated iron. 75 Cents. MERE eo Men’s Percale Shirts, with twe Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. . SKIN TION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS UPTIONS ON THE sw j; py SC aint “COMPLEXIOr pT5O. FoR A CASE Ir WILL NoT CORE™} sal ep rarting oreo by me, en KO NO cease gees Sie arm entrees Do neglect a Cough, as i nger 0 ER Be, ITIFIES Pest LNT ey ee . First-Class Shoeing ie) FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! The boy stood on the burning deck, . When all, but he bad fled ; ‘Aad sinking: ‘neath the awfal wreck, Was niinberod With the dead ; When Conlan stood mid clouds of smoke and "fam He, bravely battled with the wreck ; And is now en deck again . WITH & New Outfit, _ New Furniture, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up In firstclass style. He is now prepared to supply all his old customers, and at oe new onesas wish to give hima call, with firet-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. PRICESJREDUCED ! \WING TO COMPETITION (N THE HORSESHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Reduced cut prices as follows : All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, $1 25 PATRICK CLANCY, HORSE SHOER, az HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA ey aad ograet a shop at the foot et Main and Broad sirests, where he is prepared to do At the regular prices, My old friends are reFor sale at Cair Bros, ectfully solici'ed to favor me With a ghare of their petrenege. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. Geo. Jacobs, ‘‘* Henry Hartung, city, W. W. Wear, a 8. B. Cutter, ee —_—— Fk a Union Hotel, Main Street. j D. Dewar, Grass Valley, P. McAuslan, se Frank Selfridge, You Bet, W. Selfridge, sf A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, Wm. Cadwallder, . “ L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, D. Stern, San Francisco, _F.S. Winslow, Chicago, _W. C. Rarig, San Francisco, Prof. L. J. Kimball, Sacramento, James McBridé, San Francisco, yporteer, Jones, Le E. B. Sanders, es E. R. Place, Grass Valley, aL. O, Williams, Maryaville, Geo. Long, Angels Camp. Gucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, $2.50. oe Men's Overceats at Miller's. Boy’s Black, Gray ee’ Brewa Wool Hats at B, H, Miller's. Apply on the premises. =a {6-lw (yr) a) YOU CAN FIGURE ON IT THIS SPACE IS Carter & J Ohnston One-Price RESERVED FOR . The $ Will Take . {A STARTER We do you think ef if? Only §2 50, me wits, LISTEN! . . Save Your Dimes !. Care of Themselves. All the Sporting Mon all over the United States and England have bos busy trying to find out who is going to win the fight, Corbett or Mitchell. Mitchell Kuocked oat is Three Rounds ! But with us it has been contrary. Woe bave been busy tho last ton days marking the goods that have been shipped (0 as by our Eastora Buyer, who bas, owing’te the many mavdfactarers being pushed with that that moves tho World, “Gold,” w having the staf to move our part—of—tho work! has purchased with *©@tepNew?? {at prices that are unheard of. These Goods aro the Very Latést:Stylea and Choice Patterns and made by “Firsi-Class Manufacturers for the Season of 1894. ‘Thovefore we are pleased to inform our-frionds and the public ia general that this great sale will positively commence SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1894. “COME” and “SER.” Convines yourself At these Astonishingly Low Prices given below. Always mpor that Our’ Goods are marked in “PLAIN FIGURES” and a Child Can Buy Hyualy the Same as an Old Pormea. . One Price for “ALL.” : Lot No. S255. Cnshble Chinchilla Over ‘ Paget sizes from 35 to 44, A Bargain at $7 60; oar price Lot No. S521. Cnahble Chinchilla Ulst sizes from 35 to 44; Chea = vs t $10; our price $6 a Lot No. 8807. ‘south Dows Milly Uls Above No. 2, = *© * «+ = 1 50 ce weiged, very neat, sizes 35 to 44, full vals . 78; post Old Slices Set for = =. 100 = Lot. “No. Ssee. South Dewn Mills Ulsters, R obinson & N oell, Pegs eck, & beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 Le Ml ased j26 Main Street. Lot No, 41283. For the Children, Cape Overcoats, the very Latest New York atyle, 5 to 1] years, cheap aa dirt at $2.25. Gase ee cate BLOC P om our pri Oh! this is not enough for our Bi friends, the Overcoatbeautiful pattern, sizes would not be sufficient, © How—vould they look with only aa Overcoat and now since we thought of this, and es our ib ern purchaser. with the same shreWdiness has sent-a fine line of 2-piece auits—Jacket and Pante—elegant designs and ab figures that we are able to sell them. — ‘Think itt Only ¢1; sizes 4 to-13. ‘eee . Our Men’s Department Has Not Been Forgotten! Look, Read, Be Wise and Save Money,Ot NOC. 1026. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suits. SO. LOL. New York mills manufacture i Gaze your eyes end reflect. Full value $6; now $3 25. New, before purchasing, you can save money by lisening te the following: Do you want a Business Suit? It so, you can find the largest assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills known the world over: Taft & “Weiden, Burleck, Brunner & Oo., Washington Mills, Middlesex Milla, Rambo Mills & Co; >» Our 4-Button Cu r taway Frock Suits Are beauties. In trimming unsurpassed, and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Screw, Tricos and: Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. Are You Going to Get Married ? * Are you going to be''‘Best” man? or do—— you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A Pririce Albert Frock Suit.” We can-truthfully say-that— you will find in our store as large an assortment as you will find in any store. in large cities on the Coast or States. No matter what cloth or size you want, we have them. No trouble to ‘show them. Where Did You Get That Hat ? s %. Clothiers. Nevada City* HOUSE TE WHITE pean isereeeeinan ——e 6 o ° e o o = * 8 suit, you ever hear of such an offer? No, never! sisting of Open Fronts, Open Backs, Pleated el Department we have no chestnuts. Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpine styles are daisies. Our wide brims are beauties. Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children's. Styles. are complete. We have these in black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures. Our Furnishing Goods Department Is Not Neglected. LOT NO, 144, Heavy grade, New Market Mills Underwear, a beautiful patters, finely finished, edge lock stitched, sizes from 34 to 44, another spot “Cash” Parebhna tally = 7 _ will at $1 per suit, . ~1 in the same purchase as above we received an elegant orange pattern, ¥ neatly fnished, if bought regular, could not be sold less than $2. our priee id enly @ oo Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen: Mills we carry and sell them at Mill Prices. Z A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom Overallsa— men’s sizea—will be sold for 50 cente. Did Do not forget that we also carry in this Department a full line of White Shirts, conand Plain Bosoms, and have just reeeived an ts and P, K, Collars detached, and ‘full length,” / SHOOT THAT TIE! you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns nt style of White Marssilles Bosom Shir ight Robes of all deseriptions L. HYMAN & GO. & Braud’s. We have the best system for H H H socnd 18 Liege 33 Con “ “On is thi worth i ; ts for . , ! ~ correcting visual defects. Prices low. {10 Seng ne bale jaune gray without being able to find such superb specimen of Confectionery as Em broideries. Em broideries. Hands worth 60 and 75 cate for 18 Conte nee Sek OP Soe? pore egieta th aie EE alata tedly beyond rivalry. They take the emt place In papular foco he Gane ee eee ene Lyi uP SHOE DEP Stats ov Ouro, Crrr ovr TOLEDO, plac, tn intrinsic excellence, Don’t miss Ene luxury enjoyed at every purchese of FOLEY ‘8 é ARTMENT. Lucas Coonry, andy. It’s luxury, of which nothing else can take the p ace. ‘iin @icabead ~ his We have received of the great manufacturing firm of OC. M. Hend & Ce., ef ‘ ‘ e Received a very Elegant Line Adams and Market stree a? Bates writes peat anes te at] QL BY, te uesoina canby max, ribet ie sit Shtee eee specu Ran eet E ’ ; : ae P thfully say we bought them cheaper than ever heard ef, Cuenuy &Co., doing business in the City s 9 Opp. L, Hyman & Co,’s, Commercial Street. EM In MINERS’ ares cob Slts of tae Nae beer of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and a i BROIDERY, EDGINGS, Rubber we handle the fateetyaproved yetinte of the leadiihg. ths ef that said firm will pay the sum of ONE ts fg ‘the United States, Our line is complete. . “HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every. 22 _ foi} ‘The best judges and the closest buyers, And INSERTING, NOTIOD! case of Catarrb that cannot be gured. by. the F it Of made-to-order clothing, agree that-eee : All these Holding tickets for guessing the weight of the must positively have ase of Hart's Cavanan Ctinn, ama . The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR ae >. ¥ y the tickets in the store on or before arenes. 12, 1894. Committee that will h the : PRANK J. CHEN KY. . Im Nevada county is Z Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. consist of the follow tlemen: MR. A. LADBMAN, PROF: ED, MULLER. -Sworn to before me and suscribed in m pet FTES Geos: ATES Ss : ; MR. L. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Committes.have chosen Mr. L. A. ce; this 6th day of December, A. St le Garthe, whe will be. blindfolded and then ‘draw the tickets from the box. The committee phy : / . : tt da “MORRISON URE ETYT 3 will them examine and copy the guesses, and the Incky guesser will get the $40 and the =_—_—_ ie 7 : * * ; » 4 ; SPSS! pate —— a eg ‘Finish \° : : TIT : P. 5S. Remember, the Goods are Marked in Plain Figures, and Oue Price te all. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and . ss — ———— ‘ 6acts directly on the Llood and eee sat s ” fie Lowest in Prices ‘ S THIS I$ A POS/ T/ VE CASH ALE. ; free. . uali . Highest in All aE 3 , : F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 02) 14 Other Respects. B NE \ X y MAN 7 SF CO ts > ¥ 2 . v : 6 evohar et GH a yt ! ae _ Might be a chestnut,but in our Hat-~~

ee Ae PE ae poh eee et eR NE A ENR P. MRSS CEE TCA ON SERCH YA TIS: prepa Se % Trans 4 cript; VOL. LXVI--NO. 10248 ESS NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1894, —_ Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except. Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. —_ SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month : _.WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: ‘SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. DOWN IN THE DREGS. Fate of a Once Daring and Beautifu -—Woman. There are several old-time Nevada Cityans who had an acquaintance with the once noted and notorious woman Laura D. Fair, and -theyas well-as others who knew the Woman by repute should read the following sketch by a San Francisco corre: pondent, with some interest : Laura D. Fair was the woman who murdered A. P. Crittenden, a famous liwyer, in the county-of San Francisco, in.1870, while he_was crossing on tha ferryboat with his} wife and several children from Oakland to San Francisco, ~ : Mrs. Fair was of Southern birth, and possessed of much phy-ical and intellectual beauty in those days. She had many admirers at that time, but Crittenden won her frem all others by his generosity and uncommon devotion, The woman swayed a peculiar influence ever him for a time—even to the extent that he sent his wife and children east on a protracted visit. At length, however, his better nature asserted itself, and when, he told the Falr woman that he proposed’ writing his wife to return she threatened to kill him. Never dreaming that the female upon whom he had lav shed a mint of money, and for whom h+ had sacrified his social position, would execute her threat, he, on that fatal : day, went to meet his returning family. She, however, proved true to her word, and while Crittenden was merrily chattering with his returning family aboard the ferryboat, the murideress, closely veiled, approached and fatally shot her benefactor before the eyes of those deareat to him. The woman was tried en an indictment charging her with murder, before-the late Judge J. W. Dwinelle, Judge of the 15th judical district, and her counsel were two of swings. }Uppercuts and the Dempsey neck blow, and Interest Increasing. The glove contest between Willard Nichols and Henry Beckman Jr. has been fixed to take place on the 23d instant, probably at Armory Hall, Both men are training for the event and a highly interesting contest is expected. A few evenings ago Reckman knocked out two meu who happened to get in the way of his heavy La Blanche Nichols is practicing the—Corbett says he will put his-man to sleep in three or four rounds, He advises his friend< not to bet on rounds, but to make theif wagers on the general result. . Will He Take to Drink? Jenkins, the former Signal Service man at San. Francisco, ‘‘took to drink” because his prognostications of the weather were so muéh at variance with the true state of the elements. He was superceded by a new min. That new man is doing no better in his predictions than Jenkins did and it is now in order for him to follow in the footsteps of Jenkins and go on a big drunk, and by superceded by some other fellow who can forecast the weather correctly. ~@> Postponed One Week. The case of the People vs, Feldkirchner, ou‘appeal from the Justice Court, came up in the Superior Court this morning and was postponed .one week. This-is a suit to test the validity of the city ordinance compelling saloon keepers to close up their. saloons at midnight. Feldkirchner was convicted in the lower court-and fined, He believes-the ordinance unconstitutional and has appealed to the higher court to determine that fact. . Methodist Church. Services tomorrow in the above church as usual, The pastor, Rev. J.T. Murrish, will preach, Subjects: Morning—* Jehovah’s Precious Jewels.” mon to .the Yeung.” Sunday School and ‘Epworth League-st-the~-usual—hours:~“Alt are very cordially invited to these services. oe eee Congregational Church. There -will be preaching tomorrow morning aud evening by the ‘pastor, Rev. J, Sims, Subject of discourse in-the evening: ** Personal Equation.” Sabbath School at the close of the morning service. Every-, body cordially invited. 2 seemed the most distinguished members of the San Francisco bar, the late Elisha Cook and General W. H. L. Barnes. Though a strong fight was made for her life and liberty, the jury convicted her of murder in the first degree, which verdict, then, was hailed with undisguised pleasure. Judge Dwinelle had ‘known the woman socially before she become ‘® notorious crimina’, and as he passed sen‘tenced of death upon her tears bedimmed his eyes and moistened his cheeks, ____ While this woman ws figuratively standing under the shadow of the gallows, the Supreme (‘ourt granted her a new trial, and on that occasion one Leander Quint become associated With the defense. He was known as a scientific jury manipulator ; and Mrs, _ Fair had more reagon to be gratefulto him. than fér-all:the eloquence and legal lore of her others lawyers, that the seeond jury rendered a farcical a¢quittal. The conduct of this jury exasperated San Francisco ao that several of its members were.vstracise:. fer a number of years, and the murderess, when she emerged from her prison cell after a year’s confinement in the old Broadway street jail, met with a very frigid reception from the loweat tg the high est. Her attempts to lecture were hissed down, and eventually) she became a ‘‘mudhen” (a female curbstene stock-broker-) After the virtual. collapse of the Washoe mining stock market, she unsuccessfully tried to sell subscription books, but as she “was no longer perscually ‘attractive, and as ‘her crime uuder -such circumstances could not be condoned, she ‘‘was not in it.” She still haunts San Francisco, through *whose streets she ghost-like wanders like a figure of the.dim, forgotton past, of whore ‘adventures during the golden years when cavaliers as well as millionaires were ather feet, an interesting volume might be comGood Covking Ts one of the shief blessings of every home, To always insure good custards, puddings, sauces, etc., use Gail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk. Directions cn the labe!, Take uo substitute for the Kagle Brand. Spectacles. For first-class ©pectacies, Eye Glasses and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje ‘the enemy. maybe pacified and brought Struck_It-Rich.______} It is reported that Charles Hegarty of Moere’s Flat has struck very rich-reck—in the old Plumbago mine, which is located at Minnesota, in Sierra county, just across the river from Moore’s Flat and about half way to Alleghany. -Fine quartz, tilled with gold, is being taken out, 9 When War is Declared Against a man’s bappiness by hisstomach, speedily and easily to terms. That potent regulator. of digestion: Hestetter's Stomach Bitters, “disciplines the —_rebellious—orgaii: thoroughly, Indigestion arises from weakness of the.stomach, and the food in it, for want of the power to digest, decomposes and acidities,giving rise to heartburn, flatulence and sata, Wasldes a multitude of symptoms both changeful and perplexing. But peace soon reigns when the great stomachic is re~ sorted to and used with persistence. Dyspepsia gives rise to morbid discomposure of mind, and even sleeplessness and hypocondria in vhronic cases. Te the complete dismissal of these theBitters is fully adequate, Liver complaint, constipation, debility, rheumatism and malaria are completely subdued by this genial medicine, : By Household Furniture. inone lot or in parcels to suit purchasers. Also ten cords of wood will be sdld cheap. _{ mine this week, The new mill was put in ‘}operation Saturday and it works like a Night—‘‘A Ser-. The household fapaivers in the Dillon heuse en Arietocracy Hill is-offeredfor-sale . Items from the Sentinel.” A well-known hotel keeper of Sunny South ran a race with the Colfax local! Thursday. After the ambitious footracer was convinced that he could not beat the train, the conductor stopped and fet him on, We have’ been informed on good authority that Patrick McNulty, a well-known local character in this county and also in Nevada, has recently fallen heir to a sum exceeding $10,000. It was left him by ‘his sister. : W.-F. Graber and George Smith of Oakland, who are interested in the Gold Ring mine at Green Valley, made a visit to the charm. J. H. Lindsey’s dramatic and comedy comedy will soon be on the road. It is. composed of San Francisco people, including Lindsey and Lillibridge of Auburn, who are the managers. Ins private letter Mr. Lindsey states that he will visit Colfax with his company in April, : The Rotary snow plow passed through Colfax Wednesday to do service on the road between Blue Canyon and Truckee. . —A_tramp—came to—Conatable Dyer last . —__——Sunday with the bol 1 proposition to be sent to the county jail for fifteen days, as he was tired of buamming these rainy days. Dyer gave him a bit of advice and he left for Grass Valley, — NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. : ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Bread Street. — J. I. Caldwell, city, J. E. Smith, s A. Fisher, Grass Valley, John Lockhead, Pike City, Cal R_ Clarke, city, Z C.-B. -Ryer, San Francise FH. Hodge, ae B. Goldsmith, —-G.-Samnel,——_—_—_#¢ N. H. Boyd, Yuba City. John Spaulding, Seigler Springs, Carl Smith, Central House, “Martin Raetz, “s Lewis Hunter, }), E Holland, San Francisco, M. M. Baruh, city, save ; rou, hooping Cough nd Bronchitis, and . issold ona goarantoos 25 ote. ‘ Fire-House Improvements. Pennsylvania Engine Company, No. 2, is talking of building = shed back of their brick building, in the spring. It is very necessary. that the company should have additional room, As it is now there is no way of drying. the hose after it has been washed in stormy weather, and if reeled .up wet the cotton-coverett hose will rot. With & room in which @ hose rack can be erected and a large stove put up, the hose can be

properly cared fer in a short time. This would also do away with stretching hose on the sidewalk to dry. The contemplated building will be about fifty feet in depth, the same width ‘as the brick building, and two stories high. The upper story will be fitted up for a banquet hall, and supply }room, and be connected by a deor with the} — upper story of the present building. It will be a fire-~praof atructure, builf of cerrugated iron. 75 Cents. MERE eo Men’s Percale Shirts, with twe Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller's. . SKIN TION INDIGESTION DIZZINESS UPTIONS ON THE sw j; py SC aint “COMPLEXIOr pT5O. FoR A CASE Ir WILL NoT CORE™} sal ep rarting oreo by me, en KO NO cease gees Sie arm entrees Do neglect a Cough, as i nger 0 ER Be, ITIFIES Pest LNT ey ee . First-Class Shoeing ie) FIRE! FIRE! FIRE! The boy stood on the burning deck, . When all, but he bad fled ; ‘Aad sinking: ‘neath the awfal wreck, Was niinberod With the dead ; When Conlan stood mid clouds of smoke and "fam He, bravely battled with the wreck ; And is now en deck again . WITH & New Outfit, _ New Furniture, New Bedding, New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up In firstclass style. He is now prepared to supply all his old customers, and at oe new onesas wish to give hima call, with firet-class board and lodging, at the usual low rates, at the CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. PRICESJREDUCED ! \WING TO COMPETITION (N THE HORSESHOEING BUSINESS we have made the following Reduced cut prices as follows : All Shoeing from 0 to No. 2, $1 25 PATRICK CLANCY, HORSE SHOER, az HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA ey aad ograet a shop at the foot et Main and Broad sirests, where he is prepared to do At the regular prices, My old friends are reFor sale at Cair Bros, ectfully solici'ed to favor me With a ghare of their petrenege. Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK CLANCY. Geo. Jacobs, ‘‘* Henry Hartung, city, W. W. Wear, a 8. B. Cutter, ee —_—— Fk a Union Hotel, Main Street. j D. Dewar, Grass Valley, P. McAuslan, se Frank Selfridge, You Bet, W. Selfridge, sf A. J. Cadwallader, Dutch Flat, Wm. Cadwallder, . “ L. R. Prescott, Washington, J. W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, D. Stern, San Francisco, _F.S. Winslow, Chicago, _W. C. Rarig, San Francisco, Prof. L. J. Kimball, Sacramento, James McBridé, San Francisco, yporteer, Jones, Le E. B. Sanders, es E. R. Place, Grass Valley, aL. O, Williams, Maryaville, Geo. Long, Angels Camp. Gucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion o: money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, $2.50. oe Men's Overceats at Miller's. Boy’s Black, Gray ee’ Brewa Wool Hats at B, H, Miller's. Apply on the premises. =a {6-lw (yr) a) YOU CAN FIGURE ON IT THIS SPACE IS Carter & J Ohnston One-Price RESERVED FOR . The $ Will Take . {A STARTER We do you think ef if? Only §2 50, me wits, LISTEN! . . Save Your Dimes !. Care of Themselves. All the Sporting Mon all over the United States and England have bos busy trying to find out who is going to win the fight, Corbett or Mitchell. Mitchell Kuocked oat is Three Rounds ! But with us it has been contrary. Woe bave been busy tho last ton days marking the goods that have been shipped (0 as by our Eastora Buyer, who bas, owing’te the many mavdfactarers being pushed with that that moves tho World, “Gold,” w having the staf to move our part—of—tho work! has purchased with *©@tepNew?? {at prices that are unheard of. These Goods aro the Very Latést:Stylea and Choice Patterns and made by “Firsi-Class Manufacturers for the Season of 1894. ‘Thovefore we are pleased to inform our-frionds and the public ia general that this great sale will positively commence SATURDAY, JANUARY 27, 1894. “COME” and “SER.” Convines yourself At these Astonishingly Low Prices given below. Always mpor that Our’ Goods are marked in “PLAIN FIGURES” and a Child Can Buy Hyualy the Same as an Old Pormea. . One Price for “ALL.” : Lot No. S255. Cnshble Chinchilla Over ‘ Paget sizes from 35 to 44, A Bargain at $7 60; oar price Lot No. S521. Cnahble Chinchilla Ulst sizes from 35 to 44; Chea = vs t $10; our price $6 a Lot No. 8807. ‘south Dows Milly Uls Above No. 2, = *© * «+ = 1 50 ce weiged, very neat, sizes 35 to 44, full vals . 78; post Old Slices Set for = =. 100 = Lot. “No. Ssee. South Dewn Mills Ulsters, R obinson & N oell, Pegs eck, & beauty, sizes 35 to 44, full value, $6 Le Ml ased j26 Main Street. Lot No, 41283. For the Children, Cape Overcoats, the very Latest New York atyle, 5 to 1] years, cheap aa dirt at $2.25. Gase ee cate BLOC P om our pri Oh! this is not enough for our Bi friends, the Overcoatbeautiful pattern, sizes would not be sufficient, © How—vould they look with only aa Overcoat and now since we thought of this, and es our ib ern purchaser. with the same shreWdiness has sent-a fine line of 2-piece auits—Jacket and Pante—elegant designs and ab figures that we are able to sell them. — ‘Think itt Only ¢1; sizes 4 to-13. ‘eee . Our Men’s Department Has Not Been Forgotten! Look, Read, Be Wise and Save Money,Ot NOC. 1026. Beaver Fall Mills Men's Suits. SO. LOL. New York mills manufacture i Gaze your eyes end reflect. Full value $6; now $3 25. New, before purchasing, you can save money by lisening te the following: Do you want a Business Suit? It so, you can find the largest assortment and style of Cassimeres of the following mills known the world over: Taft & “Weiden, Burleck, Brunner & Oo., Washington Mills, Middlesex Milla, Rambo Mills & Co; >» Our 4-Button Cu r taway Frock Suits Are beauties. In trimming unsurpassed, and equally as good as “Tailor-Made.” In Clay, Cork-Screw, Tricos and: Riverside Worsted. They will suit the most tasteful. Are You Going to Get Married ? * Are you going to be''‘Best” man? or do—— you want the suit that the most-elegant dressed men wear? “A Pririce Albert Frock Suit.” We can-truthfully say-that— you will find in our store as large an assortment as you will find in any store. in large cities on the Coast or States. No matter what cloth or size you want, we have them. No trouble to ‘show them. Where Did You Get That Hat ? s %. Clothiers. Nevada City* HOUSE TE WHITE pean isereeeeinan ——e 6 o ° e o o = * 8 suit, you ever hear of such an offer? No, never! sisting of Open Fronts, Open Backs, Pleated el Department we have no chestnuts. Our new stock and styles consisting of the latest shapes in small and medium crowns in soft and stiff. Our Fedoria and Alpine styles are daisies. Our wide brims are beauties. Our Crushers cannot be excelled, and our Children's. Styles. are complete. We have these in black brown nutria, brown nutria and at all prices in plain figures. Our Furnishing Goods Department Is Not Neglected. LOT NO, 144, Heavy grade, New Market Mills Underwear, a beautiful patters, finely finished, edge lock stitched, sizes from 34 to 44, another spot “Cash” Parebhna tally = 7 _ will at $1 per suit, . ~1 in the same purchase as above we received an elegant orange pattern, ¥ neatly fnished, if bought regular, could not be sold less than $2. our priee id enly @ oo Every Article Manufactured by the Marysville Woolen: Mills we carry and sell them at Mill Prices. Z A BOOMERANG. 10 dozen of Blue Spring Bottom Overallsa— men’s sizea—will be sold for 50 cente. Did Do not forget that we also carry in this Department a full line of White Shirts, conand Plain Bosoms, and have just reeeived an ts and P, K, Collars detached, and ‘full length,” / SHOOT THAT TIE! you the Largest Line of Beautiful Patterns nt style of White Marssilles Bosom Shir ight Robes of all deseriptions L. HYMAN & GO. & Braud’s. We have the best system for H H H socnd 18 Liege 33 Con “ “On is thi worth i ; ts for . , ! ~ correcting visual defects. Prices low. {10 Seng ne bale jaune gray without being able to find such superb specimen of Confectionery as Em broideries. Em broideries. Hands worth 60 and 75 cate for 18 Conte nee Sek OP Soe? pore egieta th aie EE alata tedly beyond rivalry. They take the emt place In papular foco he Gane ee eee ene Lyi uP SHOE DEP Stats ov Ouro, Crrr ovr TOLEDO, plac, tn intrinsic excellence, Don’t miss Ene luxury enjoyed at every purchese of FOLEY ‘8 é ARTMENT. Lucas Coonry, andy. It’s luxury, of which nothing else can take the p ace. ‘iin @icabead ~ his We have received of the great manufacturing firm of OC. M. Hend & Ce., ef ‘ ‘ e Received a very Elegant Line Adams and Market stree a? Bates writes peat anes te at] QL BY, te uesoina canby max, ribet ie sit Shtee eee specu Ran eet E ’ ; : ae P thfully say we bought them cheaper than ever heard ef, Cuenuy &Co., doing business in the City s 9 Opp. L, Hyman & Co,’s, Commercial Street. EM In MINERS’ ares cob Slts of tae Nae beer of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and a i BROIDERY, EDGINGS, Rubber we handle the fateetyaproved yetinte of the leadiihg. ths ef that said firm will pay the sum of ONE ts fg ‘the United States, Our line is complete. . “HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every. 22 _ foi} ‘The best judges and the closest buyers, And INSERTING, NOTIOD! case of Catarrb that cannot be gured. by. the F it Of made-to-order clothing, agree that-eee : All these Holding tickets for guessing the weight of the must positively have ase of Hart's Cavanan Ctinn, ama . The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR ae >. ¥ y the tickets in the store on or before arenes. 12, 1894. Committee that will h the : PRANK J. CHEN KY. . Im Nevada county is Z Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. consist of the follow tlemen: MR. A. LADBMAN, PROF: ED, MULLER. -Sworn to before me and suscribed in m pet FTES Geos: ATES Ss : ; MR. L. GARTHE and MR. H. GUNTHER. The Committes.have chosen Mr. L. A. ce; this 6th day of December, A. St le Garthe, whe will be. blindfolded and then ‘draw the tickets from the box. The committee phy : / . : tt da “MORRISON URE ETYT 3 will them examine and copy the guesses, and the Incky guesser will get the $40 and the =_—_—_ ie 7 : * * ; » 4 ; SPSS! pate —— a eg ‘Finish \° : : TIT : P. 5S. Remember, the Goods are Marked in Plain Figures, and Oue Price te all. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and . ss — ———— ‘ 6acts directly on the Llood and eee sat s ” fie Lowest in Prices ‘ S THIS I$ A POS/ T/ VE CASH ALE. ; free. . uali . Highest in All aE 3 , : F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 02) 14 Other Respects. B NE \ X y MAN 7 SF CO ts > ¥ 2 . v : 6 evohar et GH a yt ! ae _ Might be a chestnut,but in our Hat-~~