February 12, 1895 (4 pages)

eT ad as Pt Va aa See ae ww THE DAILY TRANSERIET A BIG SMASH. ere . Published Every oibenpads except Sunday. \ “ =— BROWN & CALKINS, de Proprietors. ——____-—_~ oe pei ShuVED BY CAKKTERS ATO 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAI a ADVANCE : i "SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. TUESDAY Rae as oe FEB, 12, 1895. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings . There are sixteen pr isoners in the county jail, The preliminary work for the South Yuba Water Company’s big electric plant that is to be erected between Auburn and Newcastle is going ahead very satisfactorily, The sum of $80,000 was asked for the Preston School, but the Senate Finance, Committee has cut down the amount to’ $55,000. an George Dumas aud Charles Edwards were brought up from Grass Valley this afternoon by Constable Loehr, to serve ten days each in the county jail for vagrancy. ° : Charles’ Bream and George’ Wells were discharged today from the . county jail, where they have been housed for the last _ten days paying the penalty of being vegrants. The steady rain that. prevailed all night : 1" rr P To. his superior management . owner of ‘the Gold. Bank quartz mine at : — aie Ue easihineetee _. with steam, The crashing of breaking 5 : p enee l i ao ) . ae i : : : : : E has caused Deer creek to rise rather os ad foiling tron tacts ses wii said atid indomitable will is due in a great meas. Forbestown, Butte county, and of other — — io vise aapahies te rapa — eee been for. lle. Iv your kidneys are inactive, you will feel idly. Although it was snowing a few miles a \ are'thie rapid xed permanent. ieeprovementat. oleime in that ecctinn, should be taxed and set them up as a fright-. This infliction is preventible, in cases of . and look wretched, even in the most cheerfrom town yesterday, the temperature was] ?/® e engineer could. not see what was not so low. last night and it is probable that the rain extended further up. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8S. G. W.; will be held this evening, Important business will come up for consideration and every member who can should be present. ——_—_—___-+ «6652 ——__—— PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Foiks Doings and Intentions. W. D. Knight of Sacramento is in town, L. E, Adkins of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, E. H. Langley of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Frank:B. Gowell of Oakland arrived here last evening. 2 Max Isoard left on last night’s train for San Francisco, A, Isoard went to San Francisco today to attend the funeral of the Tate Hon, W, W. Stow, Miss Rose Huckins and Mrs. W. EK. Coverdill, of San Juan, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, on their way home. +*@e> : Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Court today, John Caldwell presiding: K. Casper vs. J. vtuting the Board of Trustees of Nevada Superior _ Hoa, C. Rich et al., constiscathed, -. hurled in every direction, ' diameter, The Hoisting Machinery at the Crown Point Mine Wrecked. ~ Virginia City Chronicle: The engine room of the Crown Point mine Monday morning presented one of the most stupendous wrecks of mining maehinery ever seen on the Comstock. It was a regular battlefield of broken and mangled wheels and castings, splintered timbers and disinembered pipes, The ruin was caused by an accident which occurred between one aud two o’elock Monday morning, The casuality, though resulting Fin po loss of life, was a serious one from the standpoint of damage caused, loss of money entailed and cessation of labor necessitated. At the time the-accident occurred Bert O’Hara, the engineer, was on duty, and things were going along as usual. He was lowering a cage, when, without warning, a tooth of.the cogwheel known as the volved struck a tooth in thé cogweel called the sparwheel and knocked a tooth off of it. This was followed by the ripping—ot nearly all the teetiv from the pinion, The “cable which is attached to the cage and goes down the shaft winds round the reel cn the “side of the spurwheel and when the teeth came off the pinion the spurwheel was released from all control and the cage plunged down the shaft like lightning, the cable whisking after it like the tail of a snake. When the cable had all played out it brought up taut with a jerk that yanked the reel and heavy spurwheel from their places and smashed everything to pieces. When the crash came the electric light’ Wires and the big steam pipe over head were broken, “putting the lights out and filling the room going on, but he could hear things going to pieces and he expected to be killed évery minute, An iron plate about a foot long, big enough to knock a man’s brains out, fell between his feet, but he remained unThe arms of the reel and spurwheel, which weighed several -tons were An arm struck the tly wheel of the other engine with terrific force, and knocked a big fragment out of it. A piece of flying iron went up through the ceiling and made a hole several feet in Another piece struck a 14x14 upright timber in the gallows frame and splintered it into kindling, and still another knocked down a heavy iron brace, The wooden box about the engineer’s stand was also broken. ‘The cage and cable,went to the bottom of the shaft into the sump, 1100 feet below the surface. What injury they did to the shaft is unknown as the latter cannot be investigated until the machinery is repaired. Thirty-fwo men were working in the drifts on the 600, 700 and 800 levels, There-was‘no one in the shaft. The men were taken out through the Belcher, They will be laid off till the machinery can be mended, The shock to the engineer’s systein laid him up today, : 2-<@e o—————_— Officers Installed. North Bloomfield Lodge, No, 528, I, O, G.T., held a public installation at Cummins Hall on ‘Thursday evening, at ‘which the following officers were installed” by pinion cracked off, and as the wheel re-} Hon. W. W. Stow died very suddeuly yesterday at his office in San Francisco, death resulting from apoplexy, The news the deepest regret and was a ehock to all those who were personally acquainted with him. Mr. Stow. was one of the leading men of San Francisco and was known personally and by reputation all over the State. For years he has been one of the Park Commissioners at San Francisco, whivh~position he filled with great honor to himself and credit to the city. made at Golden Gate Park, and the people of San Francisco will miss him as much as they would any other resident of their city. He took pride in the Park, which it was his ambition to see transformed into one of the most attractive and beautiful public parks in the world, Had he lived a few years longer and continued asone of the Commissioners, his: desires in this direction would have been realized, as the park above mentioned has been rapidly gaining-—in .im= }portance-and has become a famous resort THE ASSOCIATION’S PROTEST. Against the Removal of the Mining Bureau. At the meeting of the executive commitsent to Senator Tirey L, Ford at Saermento: ‘Whereas, Realiziug that the Mining Bureau of the mining interésts of the State; whole State, we earnestly protest against object the transferring of the the State 'Jniversity, believing that such transfer would be detrimental to ‘the best interests of the miners of the State of California, of his death was received in this city wih . . simian ‘ joy CROWD THEM, >< : The Late W.W.STOW. ss ow his abi It for the people of San Francisco and for all visitors, who view with wonder_the great work that has been ac-omplished there. Mr, Stow was.a man of wealth and intluence, and was interested in. various enter— prises in San Francisco and elsewhere. vicinity, being the largest stockholder in the West Harmony mine and owning besides a large tract of land further up the ridge towards the Central House. It during the coming. summer. _ Deceased was a man of great executive thing he undertook, sympathy were of the firmest kind and greatly appreciated by all who enjoyed the same, good friend, and one whose removal will be deeply deplored not only in that city but in different parts of the State. A wife and several grown children surViv funeral will take place, Ata meeting of the executive committee tee of the Nevada County Miners Associaof the California Press Association, held at tion last Saturday evening, the following. the Capitol building in Sacramento last preamble and resolution was adopted and . week, the following resolutioh was unanimously adopted: Resotyep, That the California Press AsState of California is the . sociation, through its Executive Committee, only State institiition maintained for the] favors the holding of the National Political that it is dce. Conventions in California in 1896, and suging satisfactory work and is of great benefit . gest to the ‘press’ and people an inirae to the mining industry, thus benefiting the} looking to that end, The committee decided that thenext an= the passage of amy law which has for its. nual session ofthe Association should be same to]. held in I.os Angeles. leave San Francisco the 15th of April, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood FOSTER'S WEATHER FORECAST, —— jis ‘Remarkable Weather-All Variations From Blizzard to Tornado. Bachelors Should Be Compelled to: Pay a Heavy Tax. A correspondent suggest that the controversy over the constitutionality of the income tax could be settted by a law making ¢-P bachelors id place of incomes a source of revenue,. The writer contends that there ean be no more equitalle tax than one levied upon a small proportion of the entire population who decling to assume the full duties of citizenship. There would certainly be no hardship in a tax on Dachelofs who remain single Sr, Joseru, Mo., Feb. 9.—Foster’s last to cross the coutinent from February 12th to léth, and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about February 16th cross the western mountain country by the close “of the 17th, the great central valleys from Febru. ary 18th to -20thand the Eastern States about the 24th. i This wave-will ibitiate a period of re~« markable weather and the country will experience almost everything fromthe tornado to the blizzard. Extremes of weather in nearly every reapect may be looked.for, but more coldthan heat, more rain and snow, slee$-ai@ hail than drouth, Tornadoes may be expected in the Southern States and severe cold waves in the north, A cold wave of some importance will also cross the continent from. the 9th. to the 10th, Warm waves will cross the western mountain country about February 17th the great central valleys about 18th, and the Kastern States the 20th. Cool waves will croas_the weatern_mountain country about February 19th the great central valleys, about the 2lat aad the Kaatern States about the 23d and wall give the Eastern States a blizzard, The unusual weather of the 1895 crop seagon will take farmers and other by surprise, especially those who do not carefully read and study these weather bulletins, from choice, The © bachelor . escapes certain expenses which married men incur, would involve inquiries into causes. for maintaining such condition. A man who remains a bachelor that he may better provide for parents, sister or nephews and nieces ought not to be included: in the taxable list, Not only are thie demands upon his income probably as great us if he were married and had children of his-owan-to sprov ide for, bur he may be living a life of self denial, He nay not possess the kind of fortitude -necessary to inform dependeuts for whom he feels an affection ouly second to that. he . would feet for his own children that in future they must take care of themselves. Rather than do so he letssyear after year slide’ by and sees girl after girl whom he would have . liked to take to his home drop out of his list of maiden friends, guietly happy, but {not estatically.s0, in the consciousness of doing ‘his duty, It will be admitted that bachelors of this kind ought not to-be~subject to a special tax. But there are bactielors whom the married tax~gatherer would [° like to lay hands upon, A” law, however, But an equitable tax on bachelors He ned considerable mining grouud in this was intention to open up some of this ground A Terrible Visitant. “He was: also Pain: is always a terrible visitant, and ful example of human. selfishness, It. is easier'to tax incomes when they exceed an amount that the-average workor does not aspire to or ev er expect to posters. + *+@e+ MANY women find great, ditheulty in arranging their hair becomingly, because of its harsh and coarse texture. ° By the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, the hair becomes soft, plaint, and glossy. The Vigor is the most cleanly of alt hair pre parations: fheumatism, by a timely resert to Hostetter’a Stomach: Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and dangerous malady at the outset. The term *‘dan~ . gerous”” is used advisedly, for rheumatiam is always-liable to attack the organs and terminate life, No testimony is more oonclusive and concurrent than that of physiciaps whio testify to the excellent: effect of the Bitters ie this disease, Persons incur a wetting in rainy or snowy weather, and wli are exposed té-draughs, should use the Bitters as apreventive of il.effects, Malaria, «lyspepsia, liver and_kidneys. trouble, nerverousneis and debility are-also among. the ailments to which this popular medicine is adapted. For the intirmities, soreness and lity, and of indefatigable energy in everyHis friendship and By his death San. Francisco loses a e him, We have not heard whe the mere: a New Organization. Last night an organization was formed by members of Mistletoe Encampment, I. 0, O, F., having for its object the mutual benefit THE PRESS ASSOCI ATION. bulletin gave forecasts of the storm waves} . tor and an investigation followed. On going Thought. It Was a Fire. Late yesterday afternoon a lot of thick smoke was’ seen issuing from the chimney at Free Woodman’s saloon on Commercial street. Constable Dillon noticed the amoke ‘ and concluded that the chimney was on fire, He stepped inside and notitied the proprieinto a shed back ,of the main building, the investigators discovered that the shakes near the chimney were very red, as though in ative coal. The cry of fire was not given, but one of the members of the Fire Department who happened. to be present hurried across the street to —the tire house and-grabbing one of the hand fire extinguishers rushed back and was getting ready to.use the apparatus when Captain Nihell came in and toek a look at the roof. Hia experience as a carpenter told him that the roof was not on fire, but that the redneas of the shakes was only caused by the tight shining through the very pitehy por= tions of the shakes. The alarm of everybody quickly subsided, the extinguisher could be found who had attended the fire. ~+2@eWun suffering from throat or lung troubles, take only such medicine as has been proved worthy of confidence. Such a remedy is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ; a specific for sudden colds, and invaluable in all forms of pulmonary complaints. “Sold by druggists. . Price $1. asin ase alacaseesascuitia A No. t Business Goontenies. For lady or gentleman with small capital, Inquire at this office. f4-Lw ful society, and melancholy on the jolliest occasions. Dr, J, H. McLean's Little Liver and Balm will set you right again, . $1.00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, ! BORN, In Nevada City, February 10th, to Carl Schemer and wife, a son, seem ar inmate MARRIED. At the home of the bride’s mother, on Wyoming strevt, Nevada City, Fevruary 10, 1895, by Rev. J. J, Claire; Philip Derrig to gtith ihe agate highly. beneficial. of all the members. ‘No one but’ members oe teens —+ Miss Kmma McCauley, Favors Working For the National Conventions of an Encampment can belong. ‘Lhe officers are: H, J. Carter, President; treo, A. Gray, Seoretary; Nat, P. Brown, Treasurer, The principal object of the organization-is to provide a fund to pay for a physician in case any member requires medical treatment. A person belonging to any Kucampment within this jurisdiction is eligible to membership. -On the 25th instant another meeting will be held, at which time by-laws and rales and regulations will be adopted and ‘a regular physician will be elected. Regular meetings wifll be held on the second and fourth Mondays -of ‘the month, .immediately after the meeting of Mistletoe Encampment adjourns, H. Budd. James Secretary of. State. The excursion will =a + e@eaed SERIOUSLY INJURED, Michael Carroll an Uld Miner Caved + e@e + ———s Tumbia Hill, The Vote for Governor. Ce ee Morfie M. Este@. oecccs vay ees ves The above figures are trom the official statement of the vote of the State of California, compilled by Albert Hart, Our Guessing Contest wasto. r the prizes offered by us to the persons, guessing nearest the number of votes received by the wining or losing candidate. in favor of Budd was made -by Mr. and wins the ‘silver service. vais w PEE OEA va kasa sw eeblQeae Guess No. 59, of 111,976 FredGodfrey, of CoIt being the guess where the chimney passes through the roof,was put up, and in ten minutes nobody nearest the number of votes received by the winning candidate. Guess No. 72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made by Egbert Thomas of Gold Flat. It wins the sugar bowl and L. D., Josiah Glassson: R. Currier, C. T.; Miss M, Watson, VY. T.;-Mrs. F, L. Arbcgast, S. J. W,; Miss. J, Helwig, P. C. T.; pirifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00, Sold by Carr Bros. City. Defendant granted until 1:30 Pp. M, -to make a-return to the writ of ‘certiorari, tto which raling counsel for defendant ex“Resolved, That we request our repreUpon at the Union Mine, entatives in the Legislature now assembled o use all honorable means to prevent such a2 Virginia City Chronicle : Michael Corroll, or it h t i) nm i i? Discovery know its value, . 4 ; A dae ene ie Hheome Poves. moretorme than al prescriptions. have . Y : Sl AD €2 Call at the Store and see. re Beauiiul Books that we ruises, i. * RVR x : Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaing, gradually wget catarth of ths bowela, end aeieenmamnemer’ ce C2 Ly LS) Ss Gmmowewieos! cive away—free to each customer. 1; » 1 Te gig (lacs an old miner, was very’ seriously if not ) 2 y n y “7 = otes reepted, F. T. Nilon entered as counsel eee Hanes ie Fs “ PRON transfer; and we. recommend that liberal ee fatally injured by an accident in the Union nee ier “being the nearest Beer the number of vot . ’ pau or Ree; Sec.; W, Glasson, As’st, Sec.; 8. . ire : yin y ceived by the losing candidate for A, .M. Allen, who is beneficially a ie ea appropriations be made that its usefulness mine early Sunday morning. He was em¥ ee interested in said . cause reer. McKinney, Fin, Sec.; L. Buckley, Treas.; : to petition for writ being argued, Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased. ‘Order of publishing notice to creditors, + o@e + = DAnpRoUPF is due to an enfeebled state-of the skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer quickens the nutritive functions of. the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, +0ee+ — s ine, Placer —co . been cut ch : 7 : te ve kA Goris : é stan besie 4 tanhe=neRDsy — pies removed from the mine to the Sisters’ Hosment, with New Goods and New I TICs. All Free. e ing. An elegant supper was also served . down from $3 per day for white men to ee en T : ho-l 1D and partaken of by about fifty guests. $2.50, says the Placer Republican, The pital aud Dr, McDonald summon hose who have usec rr King’s New and those who have aot, have now the opportunity to try it Free, Gall on the advertised Druggist and ‘get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name ‘and address to. H. EK. Bucklen and Co,, Chicago, and get aaa box of Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Frée, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructur T, Le Duc, Mars.; Miss C,. L. Gaus, Dep, Mars. ; Miss Pearl Folck, Sen.; Miss Bessie Cameron, Guard, After the installation Lodge Deputy, J. Glassen, R, Currier, W. Davie, W. Blair, and Miss Josie Helwig; made short addresses, F, L. Arbogast, Win, Glasson, R, Currier and the Misses Rogers and Currier favored those present with some vocal selections during the even~ 5 ——— ——_~+ e@e-e———Ir afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature baldness, do not use grcase or alcoholic preparations, bat apply Hiail’s Hair Renewer, The Rainfall. 4 The rainfall for the season is climbing}; Freé. All of which is guaranteed to do you} good and cost-you nothing, Sold” at: Carr Bros, Drugstore. +2Qe-e Two Lives Saved, Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, Til., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136 Talk of Starting a Cannery. Seank Luchsinger, Sun tenn, ae Teas palmon, 8 cans for $t Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from ay ‘Phe people of Colfax are agitating the jeg org — on ce get he a Wh, Coverdill. Sen Juan Corn, per 100 Ibs. $1.70. ‘Corned Beef, Libby's 5 for $1 dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, . question of establishing » fruit cannery at anit : a“ By le yg ig Ron Naiadeoa eat a, Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.35. . tried without result everything else then There are to be 400 shares of} practice. y order bought ene bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis»eovery and iu two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular. size 50¢ and ns .00. Ra . Baftherore, the establishment of « oan. bindder,. 1. set J. Leonard, Gold Fiat. a Bays Si: a8 ihe for $1. Tapico, 20 lbs. for $1. Awards i nery would stimulate ranchers and others to from dyspepsia, ings nigts Se Pea oe viacppaiiesiieciget : Sago, an Ibs. for $r. "Highest OR: S Patt, . raise inore fruit and vegetables and to -iminfact was a misIt’s a Risky Proceeding Pea Beans, 28 lbs for $1. upward very fast and promises to rank with the. very wet seasons of the past, notwithstanding there was hardly any rain during the month °of November, which usually gives several inches, twenty-four hours endiy m@ 9 o'clock: this morning, according fo the South Yuba Water Company, was 2.44 inches; for the month of February,—2-87 inches; for the season, 53.78 inches, ee that place, ° the par value of $10 per share. -A canpery ought to prove a good investment iz Nevada county, but notwithstanding the ‘Tmatter has been frequently discussed by the papers we are atill. without such gx “institution, Sufficient ‘fruit and _wegotables are raised to supply a small-caynery, and as the produce tion is steadily increasing, the capacity of the goninery: could be enlarged accordingly. . prove the quality of these products, At vegetables {s found by peddling and is not always a paying one to the peddler, ‘who: “MOST PERFECT MADE. ‘ Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Amenaoiac Alum or any other adulterant,'. eed to give perfect satisiacion or money: 4o° * YEARS THE STANDARD, often has much trouble,to get rid of his joad. A cannery would afford a ready market for large amounts and thefruit or vegetable grower would be saved the bother ot traveling around trying to dispose of his hk! by driblets, 998 Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively ures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaran refunded, Price 25 cents per box, For the mine and about 30 white men, main to work, ‘. present the only market for these fruits and . may not only continue but be enlarged. ‘Signed; Nevada County Miners Assosiation, M, L. Marsh, President pro tem.; J. M,. Walling, Fred Searls, W. F. bright, Secretary.” Kngle+ GerReduction ot Wages. It is said that the wages at the Sunny pease: ‘Chinamen have heen cut down from $1.75 to $1.50, and have refused to go to work. There are about 60 Chinamen employed at The atter have accepted the reduction and reWe understand the Superutendent, Herold Power, intends putting on it more white labor, and doing away with the ( ‘hinese, + -+@e + — Mrs, T. 8. Hawkins, Cattanooga, Tenn. ‘i Price 75 cts Sold by Carr Bros. 5 . a aa ee Uniform Rank Notice. jl2até Cras, Pecor, Captain. Hood’s Saved Leen Hone’ My Life “For years I was in a condition with catarrh of the stomach, bowels and erable wreck, merely a skeleton. 1° seemed to go from bad to worse, I really wished I 3 was dead, Thad SSA taken so much wrong kind that if had poisoned me, and my finger nails began te turn black and come off, I began te take Hood's Sarsaparilla and it did Potter's Mills, Pa. pain in my back, My recovery is simply marvelous.” W. ht. YounG, Potter's Mills, Pa, sae at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. . Hood's ‘ms. Cures: _Hood's'Pilis gure duuiens atiss eating says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savep MY Live,’ EY” The rainfail for. the} consider it the bestremedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For Dyspepsiay ‘Liver gauge of the} or Kidney trouble it excels. All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Sol Radovich, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream “ot tartar Highest of alt in ‘Latest. United States tepert, baking powder— leavening strength— Royal Baking Powder Co., ’ 106 Wall S6. Nik. + ee ARRIVAL Union Hotel e C, Ashburn, Dayt S AT THE , Main Street. on, Metals, a M, Fowler, Grass Valley, P, T. Riley, H. . Taylor, San A. 8. Smith, J. Picrson, W: F. Ames, _C. Royster, “ oe Francisce, 4s oe “ ‘ & ae Autone Silva, M arysy ille, S. J. Mercér, J, ©, Harvey, Col me Government Food ployed on the 900 level, and while at work in a drift a mass of earth fell upon him, His skull was breken and he received seyeral scalp wounds, His left arm was fractured above the elbow and a number of bruises were upon him, The fracture of the arm was of the compound character, intficted Immediately after the accident, he was him. and his injuries are very severe, eRe irk Most i Tharkable cures of scrolula on record have been accomplished by’ Hood's Sarsaparilla, for diseases of the blood. T This medicine is unequalled ‘ake ony Hood's Hoop’s Pinus are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appearance. +400 = SHILOH’S CURE 1 sold on a a guarantee, It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose. 26 cte., 50 ots,, and $1.00. Bros. It cures Incipient Consumption, Sold by Carr Mr. Carroll is over 60 years of age . ’ The Old Rel The Oldest House in this city, MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. iable. Gentlemen's Furnishing Under new manageS CASH GROCERY . Flour,per 100 lbs, $1.85 Bran, per 100 lbs, $1.20, Middlings, per 100 Ibs, $1.30. Dry Granulated Sugar, . — AT best’ reason.in.the world for being perfectly satistied-as to its purity, It is no exaggeration to way’ that my FP-INut Taffy ba taken Nevada City by storm, ~ It is more pepular this. week than it was last, and \it will be more popular next week than it was this. Eo ey » LEADING CANDY MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Of purchasing candy if you haven't the’ 15 Ibs for $1. . Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1. Rice, 16 lbs for $1: Oysters, 2 Ib cans_5 for $1. Oysters, 1 lb cans, 10 for $1. Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. String Beans, 8 cans for $r. -To pros, 10 cans for $1. ral w ps 00 Look at these Prices, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, o They Can't Be Beat Lard; 10 lb cans, $1.20. ‘Lard, 5 Ib cans, 70 cts. Best Pickle Roll Butter, 2 roll, 40-ets, per ‘Best Reno Creamery Butter, per square, 55 cts. Seedless Raisins, 14 lbs. $1 ‘Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. chron, 29 cts, per . b, Clams, 6 cans for $1 an eats 14 Ibs. for $1. SK7TOLE.

eT ad as Pt Va aa See ae ww THE DAILY TRANSERIET A BIG SMASH. ere . Published Every oibenpads except Sunday. \ “ =— BROWN & CALKINS, de Proprietors. ——____-—_~ oe pei ShuVED BY CAKKTERS ATO 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAI a ADVANCE : i "SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. TUESDAY Rae as oe FEB, 12, 1895. LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings . There are sixteen pr isoners in the county jail, The preliminary work for the South Yuba Water Company’s big electric plant that is to be erected between Auburn and Newcastle is going ahead very satisfactorily, The sum of $80,000 was asked for the Preston School, but the Senate Finance, Committee has cut down the amount to’ $55,000. an George Dumas aud Charles Edwards were brought up from Grass Valley this afternoon by Constable Loehr, to serve ten days each in the county jail for vagrancy. ° : Charles’ Bream and George’ Wells were discharged today from the . county jail, where they have been housed for the last _ten days paying the penalty of being vegrants. The steady rain that. prevailed all night : 1" rr P To. his superior management . owner of ‘the Gold. Bank quartz mine at : — aie Ue easihineetee _. with steam, The crashing of breaking 5 : p enee l i ao ) . ae i : : : : : E has caused Deer creek to rise rather os ad foiling tron tacts ses wii said atid indomitable will is due in a great meas. Forbestown, Butte county, and of other — — io vise aapahies te rapa — eee been for. lle. Iv your kidneys are inactive, you will feel idly. Although it was snowing a few miles a \ are'thie rapid xed permanent. ieeprovementat. oleime in that ecctinn, should be taxed and set them up as a fright-. This infliction is preventible, in cases of . and look wretched, even in the most cheerfrom town yesterday, the temperature was] ?/® e engineer could. not see what was not so low. last night and it is probable that the rain extended further up. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor, No, 56, N. 8S. G. W.; will be held this evening, Important business will come up for consideration and every member who can should be present. ——_—_—___-+ «6652 ——__—— PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Foiks Doings and Intentions. W. D. Knight of Sacramento is in town, L. E, Adkins of San Francisco arrived here on the morning train, E. H. Langley of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Frank:B. Gowell of Oakland arrived here last evening. 2 Max Isoard left on last night’s train for San Francisco, A, Isoard went to San Francisco today to attend the funeral of the Tate Hon, W, W. Stow, Miss Rose Huckins and Mrs. W. EK. Coverdill, of San Juan, arrived here yesterday from San Francisco, on their way home. +*@e> : Superior Court, The following business was transacted in the Court today, John Caldwell presiding: K. Casper vs. J. vtuting the Board of Trustees of Nevada Superior _ Hoa, C. Rich et al., constiscathed, -. hurled in every direction, ' diameter, The Hoisting Machinery at the Crown Point Mine Wrecked. ~ Virginia City Chronicle: The engine room of the Crown Point mine Monday morning presented one of the most stupendous wrecks of mining maehinery ever seen on the Comstock. It was a regular battlefield of broken and mangled wheels and castings, splintered timbers and disinembered pipes, The ruin was caused by an accident which occurred between one aud two o’elock Monday morning, The casuality, though resulting Fin po loss of life, was a serious one from the standpoint of damage caused, loss of money entailed and cessation of labor necessitated. At the time the-accident occurred Bert O’Hara, the engineer, was on duty, and things were going along as usual. He was lowering a cage, when, without warning, a tooth of.the cogwheel known as the volved struck a tooth in thé cogweel called the sparwheel and knocked a tooth off of it. This was followed by the ripping—ot nearly all the teetiv from the pinion, The “cable which is attached to the cage and goes down the shaft winds round the reel cn the “side of the spurwheel and when the teeth came off the pinion the spurwheel was released from all control and the cage plunged down the shaft like lightning, the cable whisking after it like the tail of a snake. When the cable had all played out it brought up taut with a jerk that yanked the reel and heavy spurwheel from their places and smashed everything to pieces. When the crash came the electric light’ Wires and the big steam pipe over head were broken, “putting the lights out and filling the room going on, but he could hear things going to pieces and he expected to be killed évery minute, An iron plate about a foot long, big enough to knock a man’s brains out, fell between his feet, but he remained unThe arms of the reel and spurwheel, which weighed several -tons were An arm struck the tly wheel of the other engine with terrific force, and knocked a big fragment out of it. A piece of flying iron went up through the ceiling and made a hole several feet in Another piece struck a 14x14 upright timber in the gallows frame and splintered it into kindling, and still another knocked down a heavy iron brace, The wooden box about the engineer’s stand was also broken. ‘The cage and cable,went to the bottom of the shaft into the sump, 1100 feet below the surface. What injury they did to the shaft is unknown as the latter cannot be investigated until the machinery is repaired. Thirty-fwo men were working in the drifts on the 600, 700 and 800 levels, There-was‘no one in the shaft. The men were taken out through the Belcher, They will be laid off till the machinery can be mended, The shock to the engineer’s systein laid him up today, : 2-<@e o—————_— Officers Installed. North Bloomfield Lodge, No, 528, I, O, G.T., held a public installation at Cummins Hall on ‘Thursday evening, at ‘which the following officers were installed” by pinion cracked off, and as the wheel re-} Hon. W. W. Stow died very suddeuly yesterday at his office in San Francisco, death resulting from apoplexy, The news the deepest regret and was a ehock to all those who were personally acquainted with him. Mr. Stow. was one of the leading men of San Francisco and was known personally and by reputation all over the State. For years he has been one of the Park Commissioners at San Francisco, whivh~position he filled with great honor to himself and credit to the city. made at Golden Gate Park, and the people of San Francisco will miss him as much as they would any other resident of their city. He took pride in the Park, which it was his ambition to see transformed into one of the most attractive and beautiful public parks in the world, Had he lived a few years longer and continued asone of the Commissioners, his: desires in this direction would have been realized, as the park above mentioned has been rapidly gaining-—in .im= }portance-and has become a famous resort THE ASSOCIATION’S PROTEST. Against the Removal of the Mining Bureau. At the meeting of the executive commitsent to Senator Tirey L, Ford at Saermento: ‘Whereas, Realiziug that the Mining Bureau of the mining interésts of the State; whole State, we earnestly protest against object the transferring of the the State 'Jniversity, believing that such transfer would be detrimental to ‘the best interests of the miners of the State of California, of his death was received in this city wih . . simian ‘ joy CROWD THEM, >< : The Late W.W.STOW. ss ow his abi It for the people of San Francisco and for all visitors, who view with wonder_the great work that has been ac-omplished there. Mr, Stow was.a man of wealth and intluence, and was interested in. various enter— prises in San Francisco and elsewhere. vicinity, being the largest stockholder in the West Harmony mine and owning besides a large tract of land further up the ridge towards the Central House. It during the coming. summer. _ Deceased was a man of great executive thing he undertook, sympathy were of the firmest kind and greatly appreciated by all who enjoyed the same, good friend, and one whose removal will be deeply deplored not only in that city but in different parts of the State. A wife and several grown children surViv funeral will take place, Ata meeting of the executive committee tee of the Nevada County Miners Associaof the California Press Association, held at tion last Saturday evening, the following. the Capitol building in Sacramento last preamble and resolution was adopted and . week, the following resolutioh was unanimously adopted: Resotyep, That the California Press AsState of California is the . sociation, through its Executive Committee, only State institiition maintained for the] favors the holding of the National Political that it is dce. Conventions in California in 1896, and suging satisfactory work and is of great benefit . gest to the ‘press’ and people an inirae to the mining industry, thus benefiting the} looking to that end, The committee decided that thenext an= the passage of amy law which has for its. nual session ofthe Association should be same to]. held in I.os Angeles. leave San Francisco the 15th of April, KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood FOSTER'S WEATHER FORECAST, —— jis ‘Remarkable Weather-All Variations From Blizzard to Tornado. Bachelors Should Be Compelled to: Pay a Heavy Tax. A correspondent suggest that the controversy over the constitutionality of the income tax could be settted by a law making ¢-P bachelors id place of incomes a source of revenue,. The writer contends that there ean be no more equitalle tax than one levied upon a small proportion of the entire population who decling to assume the full duties of citizenship. There would certainly be no hardship in a tax on Dachelofs who remain single Sr, Joseru, Mo., Feb. 9.—Foster’s last to cross the coutinent from February 12th to léth, and the next will reach the Pacific Coast about February 16th cross the western mountain country by the close “of the 17th, the great central valleys from Febru. ary 18th to -20thand the Eastern States about the 24th. i This wave-will ibitiate a period of re~« markable weather and the country will experience almost everything fromthe tornado to the blizzard. Extremes of weather in nearly every reapect may be looked.for, but more coldthan heat, more rain and snow, slee$-ai@ hail than drouth, Tornadoes may be expected in the Southern States and severe cold waves in the north, A cold wave of some importance will also cross the continent from. the 9th. to the 10th, Warm waves will cross the western mountain country about February 17th the great central valleys about 18th, and the Kastern States the 20th. Cool waves will croas_the weatern_mountain country about February 19th the great central valleys, about the 2lat aad the Kaatern States about the 23d and wall give the Eastern States a blizzard, The unusual weather of the 1895 crop seagon will take farmers and other by surprise, especially those who do not carefully read and study these weather bulletins, from choice, The © bachelor . escapes certain expenses which married men incur, would involve inquiries into causes. for maintaining such condition. A man who remains a bachelor that he may better provide for parents, sister or nephews and nieces ought not to be included: in the taxable list, Not only are thie demands upon his income probably as great us if he were married and had children of his-owan-to sprov ide for, bur he may be living a life of self denial, He nay not possess the kind of fortitude -necessary to inform dependeuts for whom he feels an affection ouly second to that. he . would feet for his own children that in future they must take care of themselves. Rather than do so he letssyear after year slide’ by and sees girl after girl whom he would have . liked to take to his home drop out of his list of maiden friends, guietly happy, but {not estatically.s0, in the consciousness of doing ‘his duty, It will be admitted that bachelors of this kind ought not to-be~subject to a special tax. But there are bactielors whom the married tax~gatherer would [° like to lay hands upon, A” law, however, But an equitable tax on bachelors He ned considerable mining grouud in this was intention to open up some of this ground A Terrible Visitant. “He was: also Pain: is always a terrible visitant, and ful example of human. selfishness, It. is easier'to tax incomes when they exceed an amount that the-average workor does not aspire to or ev er expect to posters. + *+@e+ MANY women find great, ditheulty in arranging their hair becomingly, because of its harsh and coarse texture. ° By the use of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, the hair becomes soft, plaint, and glossy. The Vigor is the most cleanly of alt hair pre parations: fheumatism, by a timely resert to Hostetter’a Stomach: Bitters, which checks the encroachments of this obstinate and dangerous malady at the outset. The term *‘dan~ . gerous”” is used advisedly, for rheumatiam is always-liable to attack the organs and terminate life, No testimony is more oonclusive and concurrent than that of physiciaps whio testify to the excellent: effect of the Bitters ie this disease, Persons incur a wetting in rainy or snowy weather, and wli are exposed té-draughs, should use the Bitters as apreventive of il.effects, Malaria, «lyspepsia, liver and_kidneys. trouble, nerverousneis and debility are-also among. the ailments to which this popular medicine is adapted. For the intirmities, soreness and lity, and of indefatigable energy in everyHis friendship and By his death San. Francisco loses a e him, We have not heard whe the mere: a New Organization. Last night an organization was formed by members of Mistletoe Encampment, I. 0, O, F., having for its object the mutual benefit THE PRESS ASSOCI ATION. bulletin gave forecasts of the storm waves} . tor and an investigation followed. On going Thought. It Was a Fire. Late yesterday afternoon a lot of thick smoke was’ seen issuing from the chimney at Free Woodman’s saloon on Commercial street. Constable Dillon noticed the amoke ‘ and concluded that the chimney was on fire, He stepped inside and notitied the proprieinto a shed back ,of the main building, the investigators discovered that the shakes near the chimney were very red, as though in ative coal. The cry of fire was not given, but one of the members of the Fire Department who happened. to be present hurried across the street to —the tire house and-grabbing one of the hand fire extinguishers rushed back and was getting ready to.use the apparatus when Captain Nihell came in and toek a look at the roof. Hia experience as a carpenter told him that the roof was not on fire, but that the redneas of the shakes was only caused by the tight shining through the very pitehy por= tions of the shakes. The alarm of everybody quickly subsided, the extinguisher could be found who had attended the fire. ~+2@eWun suffering from throat or lung troubles, take only such medicine as has been proved worthy of confidence. Such a remedy is Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral ; a specific for sudden colds, and invaluable in all forms of pulmonary complaints. “Sold by druggists. . Price $1. asin ase alacaseesascuitia A No. t Business Goontenies. For lady or gentleman with small capital, Inquire at this office. f4-Lw ful society, and melancholy on the jolliest occasions. Dr, J, H. McLean's Little Liver

and Balm will set you right again, . $1.00 per bottle, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, ! BORN, In Nevada City, February 10th, to Carl Schemer and wife, a son, seem ar inmate MARRIED. At the home of the bride’s mother, on Wyoming strevt, Nevada City, Fevruary 10, 1895, by Rev. J. J, Claire; Philip Derrig to gtith ihe agate highly. beneficial. of all the members. ‘No one but’ members oe teens —+ Miss Kmma McCauley, Favors Working For the National Conventions of an Encampment can belong. ‘Lhe officers are: H, J. Carter, President; treo, A. Gray, Seoretary; Nat, P. Brown, Treasurer, The principal object of the organization-is to provide a fund to pay for a physician in case any member requires medical treatment. A person belonging to any Kucampment within this jurisdiction is eligible to membership. -On the 25th instant another meeting will be held, at which time by-laws and rales and regulations will be adopted and ‘a regular physician will be elected. Regular meetings wifll be held on the second and fourth Mondays -of ‘the month, .immediately after the meeting of Mistletoe Encampment adjourns, H. Budd.. James Secretary of. State. The excursion will =a + e@eaed SERIOUSLY INJURED, Michael Carroll an Uld Miner Caved + e@e + ———s Tumbia Hill, The Vote for Governor. Ce ee Morfie M. Este@. oecccs vay ees ves The above figures are trom the official statement of the vote of the State of California, compilled by Albert Hart, Our Guessing Contest wasto. r the prizes offered by us to the persons, guessing nearest the number of votes received by the wining or losing candidate. in favor of Budd was made -by Mr. and wins the ‘silver service. vais w PEE OEA va kasa sw eeblQeae Guess No. 59, of 111,976 FredGodfrey, of CoIt being the guess where the chimney passes through the roof,was put up, and in ten minutes nobody nearest the number of votes received by the winning candidate. Guess No. 72, of 110,741 in favor of Estee, was made by Egbert Thomas of Gold Flat. It wins the sugar bowl and L. D., Josiah Glassson: R. Currier, C. T.; Miss M, Watson, VY. T.;-Mrs. F, L. Arbcgast, S. J. W,; Miss. J, Helwig, P. C. T.; pirifier gives freshness and clearness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts., $1.00, Sold by Carr Bros. City. Defendant granted until 1:30 Pp. M, -to make a-return to the writ of ‘certiorari, tto which raling counsel for defendant ex“Resolved, That we request our repreUpon at the Union Mine, entatives in the Legislature now assembled o use all honorable means to prevent such a2 Virginia City Chronicle : Michael Corroll, or it h t i) nm i i? Discovery know its value, . 4 ; A dae ene ie Hheome Poves. moretorme than al prescriptions. have . Y : Sl AD €2 Call at the Store and see. re Beauiiul Books that we ruises, i. * RVR x : Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaing, gradually wget catarth of ths bowela, end aeieenmamnemer’ ce C2 Ly LS) Ss Gmmowewieos! cive away—free to each customer. 1; » 1 Te gig (lacs an old miner, was very’ seriously if not ) 2 y n y “7 = otes reepted, F. T. Nilon entered as counsel eee Hanes ie Fs “ PRON transfer; and we. recommend that liberal ee fatally injured by an accident in the Union nee ier “being the nearest Beer the number of vot . ’ pau or Ree; Sec.; W, Glasson, As’st, Sec.; 8. . ire : yin y ceived by the losing candidate for A, .M. Allen, who is beneficially a ie ea appropriations be made that its usefulness mine early Sunday morning. He was em¥ ee interested in said . cause reer. McKinney, Fin, Sec.; L. Buckley, Treas.; : to petition for writ being argued, Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased. ‘Order of publishing notice to creditors, + o@e + = DAnpRoUPF is due to an enfeebled state-of the skin. Hall’s Hair Renewer quickens the nutritive functions of. the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, +0ee+ — s ine, Placer —co . been cut ch : 7 : te ve kA Goris : é stan besie 4 tanhe=neRDsy — pies removed from the mine to the Sisters’ Hosment, with New Goods and New I TICs. All Free. e ing. An elegant supper was also served . down from $3 per day for white men to ee en T : ho-l 1D and partaken of by about fifty guests. $2.50, says the Placer Republican, The pital aud Dr, McDonald summon hose who have usec rr King’s New and those who have aot, have now the opportunity to try it Free, Gall on the advertised Druggist and ‘get a Trial Bottle, Free. Send your name ‘and address to. H. EK. Bucklen and Co,, Chicago, and get aaa box of Dr, King’s New Life Pills, Frée, as well as a copy of Guide to Health and Household Instructur T, Le Duc, Mars.; Miss C,. L. Gaus, Dep, Mars. ; Miss Pearl Folck, Sen.; Miss Bessie Cameron, Guard, After the installation Lodge Deputy, J. Glassen, R, Currier, W. Davie, W. Blair, and Miss Josie Helwig; made short addresses, F, L. Arbogast, Win, Glasson, R, Currier and the Misses Rogers and Currier favored those present with some vocal selections during the even~ 5 ——— ——_~+ e@e-e———Ir afflicted with scalp diseases, hair falling out, and premature baldness, do not use grcase or alcoholic preparations, bat apply Hiail’s Hair Renewer, The Rainfall. 4 The rainfall for the season is climbing}; Freé. All of which is guaranteed to do you} good and cost-you nothing, Sold” at: Carr Bros, Drugstore. +2Qe-e Two Lives Saved, Mrs. Phoebe Thomas, of Junction City, Til., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for her, but two bottles Dr, King’s New Discovery oompletely cured her and she says it saved her life. Mr. Thos. Eggers, 136 Talk of Starting a Cannery. Seank Luchsinger, Sun tenn, ae Teas palmon, 8 cans for $t Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from ay ‘Phe people of Colfax are agitating the jeg org — on ce get he a Wh, Coverdill. Sen Juan Corn, per 100 Ibs. $1.70. ‘Corned Beef, Libby's 5 for $1 dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, . question of establishing » fruit cannery at anit : a“ By le yg ig Ron Naiadeoa eat a, Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.35. . tried without result everything else then There are to be 400 shares of} practice. y order bought ene bottle of Dr. King’s New Dis»eovery and iu two weeks was cured, He is naturally thankful, It is such results, of which these are samples, that prove the the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in Coughs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Carr Bros, Drug Store, Regular. size 50¢ and ns .00. Ra . Baftherore, the establishment of « oan. bindder,. 1. set J. Leonard, Gold Fiat. a Bays Si: a8 ihe for $1. Tapico, 20 lbs. for $1. Awards i nery would stimulate ranchers and others to from dyspepsia, ings nigts Se Pea oe viacppaiiesiieciget : Sago, an Ibs. for $r. "Highest OR: S Patt, . raise inore fruit and vegetables and to -iminfact was a misIt’s a Risky Proceeding Pea Beans, 28 lbs for $1. upward very fast and promises to rank with the. very wet seasons of the past, notwithstanding there was hardly any rain during the month °of November, which usually gives several inches, twenty-four hours endiy m@ 9 o'clock: this morning, according fo the South Yuba Water Company, was 2.44 inches; for the month of February,—2-87 inches; for the season, 53.78 inches, ee that place, ° the par value of $10 per share. -A canpery ought to prove a good investment iz Nevada county, but notwithstanding the ‘Tmatter has been frequently discussed by the papers we are atill. without such gx “institution, Sufficient ‘fruit and _wegotables are raised to supply a small-caynery, and as the produce tion is steadily increasing, the capacity of the goninery: could be enlarged accordingly. . prove the quality of these products, At vegetables {s found by peddling and is not always a paying one to the peddler, ‘who: “MOST PERFECT MADE. ‘ Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Amenaoiac Alum or any other adulterant,'. eed to give perfect satisiacion or money: 4o° * YEARS THE STANDARD, often has much trouble,to get rid of his joad. A cannery would afford a ready market for large amounts and thefruit or vegetable grower would be saved the bother ot traveling around trying to dispose of his hk! by driblets, 998 Buckien’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cute, Corns, andall Skin Eruptions, and positively ures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaran refunded, Price 25 cents per box, For the mine and about 30 white men, main to work, ‘. present the only market for these fruits and . may not only continue but be enlarged. ‘Signed; Nevada County Miners Assosiation, M, L. Marsh, President pro tem.; J. M,. Walling, Fred Searls, W. F. bright, Secretary.” Kngle+ GerReduction ot Wages. It is said that the wages at the Sunny pease: ‘Chinamen have heen cut down from $1.75 to $1.50, and have refused to go to work. There are about 60 Chinamen employed at The atter have accepted the reduction and reWe understand the Superutendent, Herold Power, intends putting on it more white labor, and doing away with the ( ‘hinese, + -+@e + — Mrs, T. 8. Hawkins, Cattanooga, Tenn. ‘i Price 75 cts Sold by Carr Bros. 5 . a aa ee Uniform Rank Notice. jl2até Cras, Pecor, Captain. Hood’s Saved Leen Hone’ My Life “For years I was in a condition with catarrh of the stomach, bowels and erable wreck, merely a skeleton. 1° seemed to go from bad to worse, I really wished I 3 was dead, Thad SSA taken so much wrong kind that if had poisoned me, and my finger nails began te turn black and come off, I began te take Hood's Sarsaparilla and it did Potter's Mills, Pa. pain in my back, My recovery is simply marvelous.” W. ht. YounG, Potter's Mills, Pa, sae at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. . Hood's ‘ms. Cures: _Hood's'Pilis gure duuiens atiss eating says, ‘‘Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘savep MY Live,’ EY” The rainfail for. the} consider it the bestremedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For Dyspepsiay ‘Liver gauge of the} or Kidney trouble it excels. All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Sol Radovich, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A cream “ot tartar Highest of alt in ‘Latest. United States tepert, baking powder— leavening strength— Royal Baking Powder Co., ’ 106 Wall S6. Nik. + ee ARRIVAL Union Hotel e C, Ashburn, Dayt S AT THE , Main Street. on, Metals, a M, Fowler, Grass Valley, P, T. Riley, H. . Taylor, San A. 8. Smith, J. Picrson, W: F. Ames, _C. Royster, “ oe Francisce, 4s oe “ ‘ & ae Autone Silva, M arysy ille, S. J. Mercér, J, ©, Harvey, Col me Government Food ployed on the 900 level, and while at work in a drift a mass of earth fell upon him, His skull was breken and he received seyeral scalp wounds, His left arm was fractured above the elbow and a number of bruises were upon him, The fracture of the arm was of the compound character, intficted Immediately after the accident, he was him. and his injuries are very severe, eRe irk Most i Tharkable cures of scrolula on record have been accomplished by’ Hood's Sarsaparilla, for diseases of the blood. T This medicine is unequalled ‘ake ony Hood's Hoop’s Pinus are hand made, and perfect in proportion and appearance. +400 = SHILOH’S CURE 1 sold on a a guarantee, It is the best Cough Cure, Only one cent a dose. 26 cte., 50 ots,, and $1.00. Bros. It cures Incipient Consumption, Sold by Carr Mr. Carroll is over 60 years of age . ’ The Old Rel The Oldest House in this city, MARCUS M. BARUH, Manager. iable. Gentlemen's Furnishing Under new manageS CASH GROCERY . Flour,per 100 lbs, $1.85 Bran, per 100 lbs, $1.20, Middlings, per 100 Ibs, $1.30. Dry Granulated Sugar, . — AT best’ reason.in.the world for being perfectly satistied-as to its purity, It is no exaggeration to way’ that my FP-INut Taffy ba taken Nevada City by storm, ~ It is more pepular this. week than it was last, and \it will be more popular next week than it was this. Eo ey » LEADING CANDY MAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. Of purchasing candy if you haven't the’ 15 Ibs for $1. . Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1. Rice, 16 lbs for $1: Oysters, 2 Ib cans_5 for $1. Oysters, 1 lb cans, 10 for $1. Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. String Beans, 8 cans for $r. -To pros, 10 cans for $1. ral w ps 00 Look at these Prices, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, o They Can't Be Beat Lard; 10 lb cans, $1.20. ‘Lard, 5 Ib cans, 70 cts. Best Pickle Roll Butter, 2 roll, 40-ets, per ‘Best Reno Creamery Butter, per square, 55 cts. Seedless Raisins, 14 lbs. $1 ‘Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. chron, 29 cts, per . b, Clams, 6 cans for $1 an eats 14 Ibs. for $1. SK7TOLE.