February 16, 1894 (4 pages)

s eva da City D ai ly Transcript. VOL. LXVI=-NO. 10253 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY BVENING, FEBRUARY. 16, 1894, = Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday; ‘WASHINGTON DISTRICT. Cold Weather in That Section—The Mining Outlook. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT : 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : “SIX. DOLLARS PER. YEAR. The Miners’ Association. Recently the Nevada County Miners’ Association , levied anassessment of one dollar.on the members. Of the 500 notices of assessment sent out only 22 have been responded to. This apathy on the part.of members is doubtless dus to the dissatis— faction which prevails regarding the manner in which the Miners’ Association: is being used as @ power to advance. the political interests of certain. parties. People are willing to help the mining cause, but they object to giving financial aid to anything that is being made to subserve the politieal ends of afew men. Were it not for this feeling we believe most, if not all, of the members would send in their dollar. ' 1¢ is to be regretted that such a state iof affairs exists, as it is very essential that the organization should be kept up, and in order to do so funds are necessary. 1-9 @e--——_ The Prizes. The prizes to be awarded at the masquerade ball to be given ‘on the 9th of next month by Messrs. Heyer, Brinkman amd. Sigourney, are on exhibition. at Luetje & Brand’s store. They are as follows: First Prize— For the best sustained original character: A round-trip ticket fo. the Midwinter Fair. : Second Prize—Second best sustained original character: A pair of handsome opera glasses.Best Ladies’ Group—An aie for a dozen Paris panel photographs. Best Gentlemen’s, Group—An a box of Woodpecker cigars, Masks and — ‘at “Mra. Crawford's. sta order for Lester: & ay ty =e 't ta Another ( Candidate. <a “SK Of Covke of Truckee is annonnced as a goat for Treasurer on the Republican tidket. “While we concede that he is a good. citizen.yet the people at this end of the county areunanimously in favor +of “re-electing Frank Snell, who has proved to be one of the ‘very best officials, the cousty: ever had. . Surely he will be r¢nominated, if he desires the office, and the Democrats ean not name a man that can beat him ion election day. a A Dead Chinaman. ‘A Chinamen was found dead in a cabin about a half mile south of Rough and Ready yesterday. He wasan old fellow, andi it is thought he died for want of food, \as there was' nothing in the cabin to indicate that he bad had anything to eat for some time. He’s Dead.” “Victor,” the: hayseed trotter with a hayseed driver, who fooled a number of Nevada City horsemen at Glenbrook Park a few seasons ago, died near Carson City, Nevada, last. week. ~ 7Oe Starz or Onto, Crry or ToLepo, Lucas County. Frank J. Cutnzy makes oath that he is the-senior partner of the firm of F. J, b Cuenty & Co., doing business in the City of Tolede; County and State aforesaid, and ‘that'ssid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s Catarru Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and suscribed ‘in my resence, this 6th day of December, A. D, 886. ) A. W. GLEASON . sags t Norary. Pustic. —— 2 _ Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send fcr testimonials, free, F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. M&F Sold by Druggiste, 75:2. FOR ‘SALE. Anew. buck board, _cheap._Inquire s% Clutter’s shop on the Plaza. Card of Thanks. / £16 We herebytender our hearffelt thanks to those who so kindly assisted as in our late bereavement, consequent upon the death of our beloved son. Mx. anp Mus. D, Camexox, North Columbia, Feb. 13th, oo The Best Cigars. Oxsmonnz, February 15th. Evrror Transcript: The weather up this way the past winter, so far, has been disagreeable in the extreme; ‘nothing like it in the weather line has occurred since Adam and Eve wore fig-leaf aprons to -hide : their nakedness from the Lord while sojourning ni the Garden of Eden, at least so say the old=timers of this:-zection.~ As astarter a cold: snap, with the speed of a cyclone, whisked up by this place, freezing everything solid. — Ditches were frozen, which caused them to become blocked with ice and siow, thereby breaking their banks and doing considerable damage ‘to other property. Iron water pipes were bursted wherever exposed to the weather, and the South Yuba river, at the timé, was frozen over in many places, the ice being thick enough for the boys to skate on, which has not happened in many~ years before.’ Even now, while writing, I can feel a cold chill meandering its way up my spinal column at the thought of how cold it was at the time. After the cold spell had partially subsided, snow —and__rain—commenced falling in about equal proportions, present time. Just how much longer such detestable weather is-going to continue is a question that is now agitating the minds of tuose of my apes who have small wood piles. The-outlook for mining here on the river the coming summer is not particularly bright just now, although there is no telling At the Eagle Bird mine the new company are now employing fiom twenty-five to thirty men‘in prospecting the mine. Should a new pay shoot of ore be discovered in the near future it is more than probable that the present force in the mine will be more than doubled and the mill started up sgain. At the-Yuba the mine is now clear of water and sinking commenced in the shaft. It is to be sunk 200 feet deeper, and the work, so 1 am informed, is to be done by . Chinamen. Four-men-are now employed at-the Blue Jay: The-ledge-is large and much--ofthe quartz is rich in-free gold, -As [stated in my last letter, it is the finest prospect, as far av developed, “of any in this district. The German mine still remains closed and_in the hands of a watchman. Just when the works will be started up again is unable te answer. very, likely: will remajn in that condition for gomeé time to ¢ Ones a Cuar.es McEtvy. Vote Them Now. Persons who are collecting coupons to vote for Nevada county in the gold cup contest should send them at once to Charles H. Mitchell, Midwinter Fair, as the plan has now been changed -sothat the coupons are void unless voted within two weeks after publication. Bring in Your our Ppecnmens, Supt. Mitchell, whe kee charge of Nevada county's mineral exhibit at the Midwinter Fair, writes he is now ready to receive the specimen ore promised, Safes and show cases havé been provided and all those who promised semething fer the display will please leave it at the Express office. —— a THE IMPORTANCE of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot be overestimated. Hood’s Sarsaparilla isa great remedy for regulating and invigorating these organs. Hoon’s Pits act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25e. 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool. Hats at B. H. Miller’s. . which has continued off and on up to the what may happen in the sweet by-and=by. . ~ & question which your epatet is. * The Washington alae is in ny quo ad ‘WORDS, WORDS, WORDS.” How They Are Employed by a Shoe« Shiner in His Business. Taylor Walker, the well-known bootblack, who is known: from New York ‘to San Francisco, displays the following odd sign, which.is supposed to have been prepared by some Boston young miss of ‘‘culchaw :” **Pedal teguments artistically illuminated ‘in ebon hues, and lubricated in a workmanmanner for the infinitesimal remuneration of ten cents. Antiquated teguments (pedal or superpedgl) expurgated judiciously and resuscitated with exceeding expedition for-.a nominal compensation. Of the innumerable foretastes of heaven and paradise which every patron is permitted to partake, I would sim. ply and briefly remark that from the eventuation of the operation to its ultimate successful completion the patron reclines super> incumbent. on cushions which a sybarite might envy. In this superlatively luxurious attitude my customers will find that the horizontal and perpendioular are gracefully blended.” NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street, Frank Burroughs, Bloomfield, J. Bonney, Washington;~ — W. C. Swain‘and w., Marysville, Chas. Long. ‘Truckee, Peter Strandberg, Brandy City, ¢. G. Rideout, San Francisco, Fred Searls, ae Geo. Jacobs, _H,_A. Taussig, — * W.-A. Knight, —‘* J. B. Fuller, es T. J. Phelan, as Fred Lux, Mrs. -H. Glover, W.S, Baxter, Chas. Mallon, California Hill, J. R. Conlin, Smartsville, A. C. Mason, Pleasant Ridge, Larry Mullen. Boston Ravine, John Spaulding, Seigler Spring, James Raid, San Francisco, Ai Marriadii Bloomfield, OE; Flys, Sacramento; iti “ee iad ne ie Aieake T ARRIVALS AT THB “Union Hotel, Main Street. J. H. Mitchell, San Francisco, B. Litchtig, Chas, Bunz, ~~ A. B. Saunders, ' A. R. Lando, Geo. Hurlburt, E. R. Place, John Wheeler, L. O. Williams, N. Godfrey, Colnmbia Hill, Jas. Schmetzer, San Juan, H. E. Phillips, Colfax, R. E. Jones, = S. Eddy, Sacramento, W. Robinson, Columbia Hill, M. Gordon, R. Maguire, Sacramento, J. H. Conlin, Smartsville, cry Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dys.pepsia, biliousness or headache. + 00 Nearing the Grave. ee In old ag: infirmities and weakness hasten. to close the gap between us and the grave, Happily scientific research and pharmacal skill bave allied themselves in furnishing us a reliable means of ameliorating the ailments incident to declining years, and of renewing waning physical energy. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a widely comprehensive remedy in disease, and: an inestimable blessing to theelderly, the feeble and the convalescent. Rheumatism ailments, trouble with the kidneys and lumbago are among the more common ailments of the aged. These are effectually counteracted by the Bitters, which is likewise a prevention and curative of malarial complaints, dyspepsia, constipation and biliousness, It is highly prometive of appetite, sleep and the sb me tiou of vigor. = Until FOLEY'S Frenvh M FOLE YOU CAN FIGURE ON IT eur hair turns gray without being able to find such superb specimen of Confectionery as Mixed. These Candies can’t be equalled, because they are simply and admit=e beyond rivalry. They take the first place in popular favor, because they take.the Bites in intrinsic excellence. Don’t mies the luxury .enjoyed at every — of andy. lv’sa luxury, of which nothing else can take the p ace. THE LEADING ‘CANDY MAKER, 9 Opp. L. Hyman & Co,’s, Commercial Street. first FOLEY'S A Narrow Escape. Last Monday while Wm. Cassidy was getting wood out of a deep snow bank in the rear of H. W. Meyer's saloon, he had’ narrow escape from death, says the Truckee Republican. It was mecessary to dig down into the snow about fifteen feet to get te the wood, and when Cassidy had reached that depth the hugh bank of snow éverhead came tumbling over inte the excavation. Fortunately Cassidy was in such a position when it came down on him that his head was left above the snow. He screamed for help which soon came. After being dug out it was found that he was not injured beyend having a-fow bruises: Boe California Rivers. —s Feb. 15. —The eommittee on Rivers and Harbors have allotted to the Sacramento river $75,000 ; $30,000 te the San Joaquin and $2,500 to the caeainmtes ————_—_ + eee 8 -75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars FIRE! FIRE: !’ FIRE! The ‘boy :stood ‘on tho bu burning deck, Whea.all but-he-bad fled; And sinking 'nealh the awful wreck, Was numbered, with the dead ; Whea Gonlan stood mid clouds of smoke and Ho. bravely battled with the wreck; And is. now.on deck again New Outfit, yrs nd everything renovated and fitted: up in firstold customers, and. as wany new ones es wish to give him a cal at tho usual low: rates, at.the CITY HOTEL, corneref Broad and Uaion streets, Nevada City, Cal. flame, WITH A New Furniture, New Bedding, . New: Carpets, The SHEEP CONTEST. lage style.) He is now prepared to supply.all his with first-class: board and lodging, and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. following Rednoed cut prices as follows : ; All Shoeing from 0-to No. 2, $1 25 Above No. 2, Old Shoes Set for jms ° No Ticket Good Without Our Signature. PRICES REDUCED ! see . WING TO COMPETITION (N THE HORKESHOEING BUSINESS ‘we have made the 1 50 1 00 Robinson & Noell, Main Street. where all others Throat, Hoarseness, hoop i Asthma. For Wor Consumption . i taken in time. Pa ay ave you For sale at Cat Bros, {HORSE SHOER, =. i . the regular prices. My old friends are re*GUVO SAH4 £0 WING OVE PLEASE GUESS MY WEIGAT. oe ‘Buy $5 worth of goods and you are entitled to one guess. L. HYMAN & 00., CommeroialSt,, Near Main, Nevada City, Cal. i! PATRICK CLANCY, HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA City aad opened a shop at the foot o: Main and bg streets, where he is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing ectiully salicited to favor me with «share of irpatronege, Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK. CLANCY. On _ eredey Evening 401 Tickets were ‘Counted. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. Corner Pine and Commercial. Streets.... error aes Nevada City? JMR. Ft. LADEMAN, PROF. ED. MULLER, MR. L. GARTHE, MR. H. GUENTHER, are now engaged in canvassing the tickets. They will continue the work every evening ( until the count is concluded. . After the counting is completed the Commit--tee's report will be tallied with the books kept by L. Hyman & Co, in order to avoid any error. After this is done the Sheep will. be weighed and awarded with $40 to the first number which comes nearest to the. correct weight. The manner of drawing the tickets is this: -MR.LADEMAN draws the tickets out of the box, passes them to MR. GUENTHER for inspection; then hands them to MR. GARTHE, THE . WHITE HOUSE. who calls out the number, which is then registered by MR: PLUNKETT. We intend everybody shall have:a fair show, Embroideries. and are sparing no expense to have it satisfactory to everybody. Embroideries. We Received a very Elegant Line of EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS, And INSERTING, = pn ——. Fit emt tm —_-~ ane ed peed @@ After the contest is over the Full List of Guesses Carr Bros:, corner of Pine and Commer-. ; cial streets; keep the best Five-Cent Cigars in the market. oe and you will be convinced, . {12 tf The best judges and the closest buyers Of made-to-order clothing, agree that The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR In Nevada county is MORRISON Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City Lowest in Prices Highest in All will be published in the TRANSCRIPT. Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. Spectacles. For first-class Spectacles, Eye Glasses St le , and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje& Brand’s. We have the best system for correcting vial defects, Prices low. £101 Finish ae ao Commercial St,j near Main, 1} NEVADA CITY. WE WILL OFFBR'THE SAME AT VERY LOW PRICES. pit the Delhi mine, February 9, 1894, irae , aged 3 years, 10

s eva da City D ai ly Transcript. VOL. LXVI=-NO. 10253 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. FRIDAY BVENING, FEBRUARY. 16, 1894, = Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday; ‘WASHINGTON DISTRICT. Cold Weather in That Section—The Mining Outlook. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. SERVED BY CARRIERS AT : 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : “SIX. DOLLARS PER. YEAR. The Miners’ Association. Recently the Nevada County Miners’ Association , levied anassessment of one dollar.on the members. Of the 500 notices of assessment sent out only 22 have been responded to. This apathy on the part.of members is doubtless dus to the dissatis— faction which prevails regarding the manner in which the Miners’ Association: is being used as @ power to advance. the political interests of certain. parties. People are willing to help the mining cause, but they object to giving financial aid to anything that is being made to subserve the politieal ends of afew men. Were it not for this feeling we believe most, if not all, of the members would send in their dollar. ' 1¢ is to be regretted that such a state iof affairs exists, as it is very essential that the organization should be kept up, and in order to do so funds are necessary. 1-9 @e--——_ The Prizes. The prizes to be awarded at the masquerade ball to be given ‘on the 9th of next month by Messrs. Heyer, Brinkman amd. Sigourney, are on exhibition. at Luetje & Brand’s store. They are as follows: First Prize— For the best sustained original character: A round-trip ticket fo. the Midwinter Fair. : Second Prize—Second best sustained original character: A pair of handsome opera glasses.Best Ladies’ Group—An aie for a dozen Paris panel photographs. Best Gentlemen’s, Group—An a box of Woodpecker cigars, Masks and — ‘at “Mra. Crawford's. sta order for Lester: & ay ty =e 't ta Another ( Candidate. <a “SK Of Covke of Truckee is annonnced as a goat for Treasurer on the Republican tidket. “While we concede that he is a good. citizen.yet the people at this end of the county areunanimously in favor +of “re-electing Frank Snell, who has proved to be one of the ‘very best officials, the cousty: ever had. . Surely he will be r¢nominated, if he desires the office, and the Democrats ean not name a man that can beat him ion election day. a A Dead Chinaman. ‘A Chinamen was found dead in a cabin about a half mile south of Rough and Ready yesterday. He wasan old fellow, andi it is thought he died for want of food, \as there was' nothing in the cabin to indicate that he bad had anything to eat for some time. He’s Dead.” “Victor,” the: hayseed trotter with a hayseed driver, who fooled a number of Nevada City horsemen at Glenbrook Park a few seasons ago, died near Carson City, Nevada, last. week. ~ 7Oe Starz or Onto, Crry or ToLepo, Lucas County. Frank J. Cutnzy makes oath that he is the-senior partner of the firm of F. J, b Cuenty & Co., doing business in the City of Tolede; County and State aforesaid, and ‘that'ssid firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of Haty’s Catarru Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and suscribed ‘in my resence, this 6th day of December, A. D, 886. ) A. W. GLEASON . sags t Norary. Pustic. —— 2 _ Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send fcr testimonials, free, F, J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. M&F Sold by Druggiste, 75:2. FOR ‘SALE. Anew. buck board, _cheap._Inquire s% Clutter’s shop on the Plaza. Card of Thanks. / £16 We herebytender our hearffelt thanks to those who so kindly assisted as in our late bereavement, consequent upon the death of our beloved son. Mx. anp Mus. D, Camexox, North Columbia, Feb. 13th, oo The Best Cigars. Oxsmonnz, February 15th. Evrror Transcript: The weather up this way the past winter, so far, has been disagreeable in the extreme; ‘nothing like it in the weather line has occurred since Adam and Eve wore fig-leaf aprons to -hide : their nakedness from the Lord while sojourning ni the Garden of Eden, at least so say the old=timers of this:-zection.~ As astarter a cold: snap, with the speed of a cyclone, whisked up by this place, freezing everything solid. — Ditches were frozen, which caused them to become blocked with ice and siow, thereby breaking their banks and doing considerable damage ‘to other property.. Iron water pipes were bursted wherever exposed to the weather, and the South Yuba river, at the timé, was frozen over in many places, the ice being thick enough for the boys to skate on, which has not happened in many~ years before.’ Even now, while writing, I can feel a cold chill meandering its way up my spinal column at the thought of how cold it was at the time. After the cold spell had partially subsided, snow —and__rain—commenced falling in about equal proportions, present time. Just how much longer such detestable weather is-going to continue is a question that is now agitating the minds of tuose of my apes who have small wood piles. The-outlook for mining here on the river the coming summer is not particularly bright just now, although there is no telling At the Eagle Bird mine the new company are now employing fiom twenty-five to thirty men‘in prospecting the mine. Should a new pay shoot of ore be discovered in the near future it is more than probable that the present force in the mine will be more than doubled and the mill started up sgain. At the-Yuba the mine is now clear of water and sinking commenced in the shaft. It is to be sunk 200 feet deeper, and the work, so 1 am informed, is to be done by . Chinamen. Four-men-are now employed at-the Blue Jay: The-ledge-is large and much--ofthe quartz is rich in-free gold, -As [stated in my last letter, it is the finest prospect, as far av developed, “of any in this district. The German mine still remains closed and_in the hands of a watchman. Just when the works will be started up again is unable te answer. very, likely: will remajn in that condition for gomeé time to ¢ Ones a Cuar.es McEtvy. Vote Them Now. Persons who are collecting coupons to vote for Nevada county in the gold cup contest should send them at once to Charles H. Mitchell, Midwinter Fair, as the plan has now been changed -sothat the coupons are void unless voted within two weeks after publication. Bring in Your our Ppecnmens, Supt. Mitchell, whe kee charge of Nevada county's mineral exhibit at the Midwinter Fair, writes he is now ready to receive the specimen ore promised, Safes and show cases havé been provided and all those who promised semething fer the display will please leave it at the Express office. —— a THE IMPORTANCE of keeping the liver and kidneys in good condition cannot be overestimated. Hood’s Sarsaparilla isa great remedy for regulating and invigorating these organs. Hoon’s Pits act easily, yet promptly and effectively, on the liver and bowels. 25e. 25 Cents. Boy’s Black, Gray or Brown Wool. Hats at B. H. Miller’s. . which has continued off and on up to the what may happen in the sweet by-and=by. . ~ & question which your epatet is. * The Washington alae is in ny quo ad ‘WORDS, WORDS, WORDS.” How They Are Employed by a Shoe« Shiner in His Business. Taylor Walker, the well-known bootblack, who is known: from New York ‘to San Francisco, displays the following odd sign, which.is supposed to have been prepared by some Boston young miss of ‘‘culchaw :” **Pedal teguments artistically illuminated ‘in ebon hues, and lubricated in a workmanmanner for the infinitesimal remuneration of ten cents. Antiquated teguments (pedal or superpedgl) expurgated judiciously and resuscitated with exceeding expedition for-.a nominal compensation. Of the innumerable foretastes of heaven and paradise which every patron is permitted to partake, I would sim. ply and briefly remark that from the eventuation of the operation to its ultimate successful completion the patron reclines super> incumbent. on cushions which a sybarite might envy. In this superlatively luxurious attitude my customers will find that the horizontal and perpendioular are gracefully blended.” NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. ARRIVALS AT THE

National Exchange, Broad Street, Frank Burroughs, Bloomfield, J. Bonney, Washington;~ — W. C. Swain‘and w., Marysville, Chas. Long. ‘Truckee, Peter Strandberg, Brandy City, ¢. G. Rideout, San Francisco, Fred Searls, ae Geo. Jacobs, _H,_A. Taussig, — * W.-A. Knight, —‘* J. B. Fuller, es T. J. Phelan, as Fred Lux, Mrs. -H. Glover, W.S, Baxter, Chas. Mallon, California Hill, J. R. Conlin, Smartsville, A. C. Mason, Pleasant Ridge, Larry Mullen. Boston Ravine, John Spaulding, Seigler Spring, James Raid, San Francisco, Ai Marriadii Bloomfield, OE; Flys, Sacramento; iti “ee iad ne ie Aieake T ARRIVALS AT THB “Union Hotel, Main Street. J. H. Mitchell, San Francisco, B. Litchtig, Chas, Bunz, ~~ A. B. Saunders, ' A. R. Lando, Geo. Hurlburt, E. R. Place, John Wheeler, L. O. Williams, N. Godfrey, Colnmbia Hill, Jas. Schmetzer, San Juan, H. E. Phillips, Colfax, R. E. Jones, = S. Eddy, Sacramento, W. Robinson, Columbia Hill, M. Gordon, R. Maguire, Sacramento, J. H. Conlin, Smartsville, cry Take Simmons Liver Regulator for dys.pepsia, biliousness or headache. + 00 Nearing the Grave. ee In old ag: infirmities and weakness hasten. to close the gap between us and the grave, Happily scientific research and pharmacal skill bave allied themselves in furnishing us a reliable means of ameliorating the ailments incident to declining years, and of renewing waning physical energy. Its name is Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, a widely comprehensive remedy in disease, and: an inestimable blessing to theelderly, the feeble and the convalescent. Rheumatism ailments, trouble with the kidneys and lumbago are among the more common ailments of the aged. These are effectually counteracted by the Bitters, which is likewise a prevention and curative of malarial complaints, dyspepsia, constipation and biliousness, It is highly prometive of appetite, sleep and the sb me tiou of vigor. = Until FOLEY'S Frenvh M FOLE YOU CAN FIGURE ON IT eur hair turns gray without being able to find such superb specimen of Confectionery as Mixed. These Candies can’t be equalled, because they are simply and admit=e beyond rivalry. They take the first place in popular favor, because they take.the Bites in intrinsic excellence. Don’t mies the luxury .enjoyed at every — of andy. lv’sa luxury, of which nothing else can take the p ace. THE LEADING ‘CANDY MAKER, 9 Opp. L. Hyman & Co,’s, Commercial Street. first FOLEY'S A Narrow Escape. Last Monday while Wm. Cassidy was getting wood out of a deep snow bank in the rear of H. W. Meyer's saloon, he had’ narrow escape from death, says the Truckee Republican. It was mecessary to dig down into the snow about fifteen feet to get te the wood, and when Cassidy had reached that depth the hugh bank of snow éverhead came tumbling over inte the excavation. Fortunately Cassidy was in such a position when it came down on him that his head was left above the snow. He screamed for help which soon came. After being dug out it was found that he was not injured beyend having a-fow bruises: Boe California Rivers. —s Feb. 15. —The eommittee on Rivers and Harbors have allotted to the Sacramento river $75,000 ; $30,000 te the San Joaquin and $2,500 to the caeainmtes ————_—_ + eee 8 -75 Cents. Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars FIRE! FIRE: !’ FIRE! The ‘boy :stood ‘on tho bu burning deck, Whea.all but-he-bad fled; And sinking 'nealh the awful wreck, Was numbered, with the dead ; Whea Gonlan stood mid clouds of smoke and Ho. bravely battled with the wreck; And is. now.on deck again New Outfit, yrs nd everything renovated and fitted: up in firstold customers, and. as wany new ones es wish to give him a cal at tho usual low: rates, at.the CITY HOTEL, corneref Broad and Uaion streets, Nevada City, Cal. flame, WITH A New Furniture, New Bedding, . New: Carpets, The SHEEP CONTEST. lage style.) He is now prepared to supply.all his with first-class: board and lodging, and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. following Rednoed cut prices as follows : ; All Shoeing from 0-to No. 2, $1 25 Above No. 2, Old Shoes Set for jms ° No Ticket Good Without Our Signature. PRICES REDUCED ! see . WING TO COMPETITION (N THE HORKESHOEING BUSINESS ‘we have made the 1 50 1 00 Robinson & Noell, Main Street. where all others Throat, Hoarseness, hoop i Asthma. For Wor Consumption . i taken in time. Pa ay ave you For sale at Cat Bros, {HORSE SHOER, =. i . the regular prices. My old friends are re*GUVO SAH4 £0 WING OVE PLEASE GUESS MY WEIGAT. oe ‘Buy $5 worth of goods and you are entitled to one guess. L. HYMAN & 00., CommeroialSt,, Near Main, Nevada City, Cal. i! PATRICK CLANCY, HAS RETURNED TO NEVADA City aad opened a shop at the foot o: Main and bg streets, where he is prepared to do First-Class Shoeing ectiully salicited to favor me with «share of irpatronege, Satisfaction guaranteed. PATRICK. CLANCY. On _ eredey Evening 401 Tickets were ‘Counted. THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston One-Price Clothiers. Corner Pine and Commercial. Streets....... error aes Nevada City? JMR. Ft. LADEMAN, PROF. ED. MULLER, MR. L. GARTHE, MR. H. GUENTHER, are now engaged in canvassing the tickets. They will continue the work every evening ( until the count is concluded. . After the counting is completed the Commit--tee's report will be tallied with the books kept by L. Hyman & Co, in order to avoid any error. After this is done the Sheep will. be weighed and awarded with $40 to the first number which comes nearest to the. correct weight. The manner of drawing the tickets is this: -MR.LADEMAN draws the tickets out of the box, passes them to MR. GUENTHER for inspection; then hands them to MR. GARTHE, THE . WHITE HOUSE. who calls out the number, which is then registered by MR: PLUNKETT. We intend everybody shall have:a fair show, Embroideries. and are sparing no expense to have it satisfactory to everybody. Embroideries. We Received a very Elegant Line of EMBROIDERY, EDGINGS, And INSERTING, = pn ——. Fit emt tm —_-~ ane ed peed @@ After the contest is over the Full List of Guesses Carr Bros:, corner of Pine and Commer-. ; cial streets; keep the best Five-Cent Cigars in the market. oe and you will be convinced, . {12 tf The best judges and the closest buyers Of made-to-order clothing, agree that The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR In Nevada county is MORRISON Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City Lowest in Prices Highest in All will be published in the TRANSCRIPT. Comprising the Newest Patterns to be found in the market. Spectacles. For first-class Spectacles, Eye Glasses St le , and Optical Goods of all kinds, go to Luetje& Brand’s. We have the best system for correcting vial defects, Prices low. £101 Finish ae ao Commercial St,j near Main, 1} NEVADA CITY. WE WILL OFFBR'THE SAME AT VERY LOW PRICES. pit the Delhi mine, February 9, 1894, irae , aged 3 years, 10