February 7, 1894 (4 pages)

Fccinetenteessasertnastaeacanettta-ait"* INTERES (PAC rs rT A Great Secret Underlies the principle that has brought A Wayward Boy. RE Grass Valley Union Items. Lyman Rabb, aged about twelve years, Robert Bee received werd yesterday of THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. Taxt Simmons Liver Regulator to keep GRAND the bowels regular. One dose is worth 100 About the Kengedfistrict in the : Wada. Whose home is in San Francisco, was ar-. #00ess in the production and sale of the/ the death of his mother in Colorado. asta —— bs WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1894, State Pi reated last evening by Marshal Getchell. . @ail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk,/ ‘The funeral of the late Mrs, Philip Quirk . SSS@S20==eeeereemseepegeeenenee . Frank E, Snell, @ %** inst returned . Th, boy was taken to Grass ' Valley today . and this partly accounts for the . fact that will take place today int San Franciseo. : ) from that distric#?~ the Teansonirs competitors do not successfully imitate it.) ‘The Firemen’s ball committee is at work, e ® e e and delivered to his uncle, ‘8. D. Avery. ANOTHER PROJECT. account of it: tisa new gold-mins of Nevada, situated ath of Winnamucca, in cr ef Humboldt county. Thirty years in the lead. Encourage the boys by taking a ticket or 80, Netwithstanding this is the dull season of the year for business, our merchants generpecan hibotond reporter the follos The Kennedy ing camp in th¢ sixty milés d . — i Two Gentlemen Talk of Erecting a New Public Hall. “THE PUG.” A New, First-Class ResTHE MECCA OF LEISURE. A Place For Wealthy People Who Desire Comfortable Indolence. Wuen the scalp is atrophied, er shinybald, no preparation will restore the hair ; in all other cases, Hall’s Hair Renewer will BALL A couple of gentlemen are looking for a : the-southeast: Washington is rapidly becoming a ally report trading fairly good. _ — suitable lot whereon to construct a two-stor ; » firat located about two. favorite place of reside for start a growth. = as Th P 0 mce people cdaid poate Meier) Gem eae building to be used for a public hall sid i has, Kennedy, after whom/ who have made fortunes elsewhere, and a : : : : aus . ; taurant. AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, club room. One of the gentlemen was inth i) med. who are devoting the remainder of their . A# blood-purifier, Ayes ——__ KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great terviewed by a TRANscrIpr reporter last on dy is a young mam and has lives to having a good time in a quiet . ‘surpasses all other remedies. Blood Purtier, gives freshness and clearness zi ovSt s ’ : oa Mr. . EK and} W8y. There is a large colony of such —: <== . to the Complexion and cures Constipatior} . LY ° evening, and he said in substance about as prospey great deal in Esmeralda an families, and they contribute enormousa 5e., 500. 5 ld by Carr B : — Churgfpountios and is well known around) }) 4, 4a ceneral stock of alegant and H OO d 5 & Cu res ee es __ . Broad Street, above Luetje & Brand's. The ground floor will be used for dances, public meetings, concerts, and purposes of like nature, The upper floor: will be arranged for a gentlemen’s club room similar Haydine and Luning. si Kennedy, Benton.and Wilkinson are ppowners of the Imperial lode in this pict, on which the most work has been comfortable indolence for which the sity is noted. Then there are the re-. tired army ani navy officers. Their name is legion, and Washington is their ee FRED BREESE Hit Them, Hard ! to the Washoe Club of Virginia City o,. me. They have three tunnels in on the favorite place to live. You see them in fs ante he ot Fevede City that he bias me, ; : 5 . ‘ h bov the Union Club of San Francisco. é Ode and all show good ore, The lower of Ree ee ee Hit Them Hard! lace, where everything Good to Kat can te thoroughfares, in society. Nor must the widows be overlooked: There are more widows in Washington than in ad at all hours of the day and night, THE BILL OF FARE. these tunnels isin one hundred and_ forty They: assure us the building will be fun ner’. feet and has a six-foot formation and about i : i Enclose 8 cents in_ stamps and we nished with all the modern improvemer wilt katt cae brand te Be be rect, a hard-hit Valentine. We are and everything of the tinest material 4 workmanship. A first-class spring yor _will be put in the dance hall, thereby Aing away with ‘the—expensive and cumlysome canvas as now used. [here wil] /-’ handsome dressing rooms for ladies afl gentle. men, aud the hall titted so that 40 expeuse will be recessary for decor gions. The club room will be fumishcs’ in elaborate seyle and nothing ov¢rbakel which will add to the comfort, comvenience and pleasure of the gentlemen, We believe suca an institution will pay good interest’ on ‘the investnent and it certainly will be a great benefit and improvement to our tun, . mat PERSONAL POINTERS. —. re A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. H. Ulier of Sacramento is in wn, A. Beckner of San Francisco is in town, L. Conrath and W. G. Calls\ead, of Smartsville, were in-town today. W. L. Cole returned from North San Juan today, Joseph Rowe of Camptonville arrived here today on his way below. . Misses Maud and Kate Badger ‘returned from San Francisco last evening. ¢ L.W. Evans came down from Downieville yesterday, J. ©. Marriott and F. ©. Burroughs, of North Bloomfield, are in town, ~ 8. A. Loud of San Francisco arrived here en last evening’s train, ___. EM, Bachelder of San Francisco arrived. here on last evening's train, L. L. Woodman of Portland, Oregon, is here spending a few days. Mrs. George F., Jacobs is expected home on this evening’s train. Miss Lena Nolan is quite sick at the home.of her mother, on lower Pine atreet, I, Freud and family, who have been occupying the Jacobs residence, will take rooms at the National Exchange, ne oe Disturbing the Peace, Thomas Brannigan was arrested Jast even: ing by Marshal Getchell on a charge of dis~ turbing the peace. It seems that Brannigan ».went into Feldkirchner’s saloon, on lower Commercial street, and became involved in a quarrel with James Kelly. During the scuffle that ensued Brannigan slashed at Kelly with a pocket knife and succeeded: in cutting the latter's coat and pants, but did not inflict any weunds, This morning Brannigan was taken before Justice Carr, who imposcd a fine ef $20 or twenty days’ imprisonment in the county jail. Failing to pay the fine he was taken to jail, : Glad to Get, Home. Several months ago the spies of the AntiDebris Association, after making many unsucceastul attempts, succeeded in catching a company of Chinese miners hydraulicking at Quaker Hill, Two of the principal men were kidnapped and taken to Marysville, “where they were afterwards sentenced to 250 days’ imprisonment in the Yuba county jail. A few days since these Ckinamen were discharged from juil and refurued to this city. One of them informed a business man that he was glad to get back. He said that during their long<erm in jail they were allowed but one hour a day in the fresh air, s —_————_+ 60-4 Superio/ Court. het The following business was transacted in the Superior-Courtcoday, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : John Bonney vs. Eowin Tilley, murrer argued. De= se Bananas, Dates and Chooanuts just received today at Fotey’s. 15-36 25 Cts. Boy's Percale Shirts. sizes 11 4 14 with two Collars, ‘at Miller’s. \ es \ Awarded \ \ Highest Honors—World’s Fair. . The date of the opening of the next State 18-inch pay streak. Through this tunnel can be worked about six hundred feet of backs, The next tunnel is in about three hundred feet and has a two-foot pay streak. The upper tunnel is in about 250 feet and has two feet average pay streak and two raises to surface about: 30 feet, in which the ledge is about the same as in the tunnel, -\The ore taken from these tunnels and raises yield from $25 to $100jper ton in gold, Mr. Kennedy has made: several shipments of ore to smelters and has received good returns, The first sixty tons of ore werked ‘in an arastra yielded $1509 in gold and the tailings assayed $20 in gold and 17 ouncee of silver, Eighteen tons shipped to Portland brought $1593, . Twenty-three tons shipped to Salt Lake returned $1948.46. Thirteen tons and a half shipped te Reno yielded $706.62, Three tons sent to Reno brought $124.27. Kennedy & Co. also own a mill site and water right, consisting of ten inches in the dryest. season sufficient to run mill and engine. Woed is.quite plenty and sella at $2.50 per cord, It is a species of cedar and is called juniper, These men are-all old Nevada countyans, . Mr. Wilkinson at one time was owner of the Dutch Flat and Nevada City stage line and Mr. Benton used--to reside at-Eureka in the early days. There has been over two hundred locations made in this district and some of the leads prospect better than the Imperial. There are about eighty miners in camp, mostly prospecting, A smalimilt has just béen completed belonging to a man from Battle Mountain, named Jenkins. It consists of one Huntington mill and four pane and two settlers te work by the Boss or’ centinuous process of amalgamation, A man named Webster from Mexico is mill-man and an old Nevada county mun named Lem Atkins is enginser, He used to run the engine at the Banner and Sneath & Clay mines in the ’sixties. There isa boarding house and store in the place, together with one saloon and anOUNer One BTATUINg., Tw i» w puvs place w go te look for work jor there ip. no capital invested as yet, everyone working his own claim. Itis a good place for anyone who has a few dollars to go to prospect, A stage leaves Winnamucca every Wednesday noon and goes as far as Guthrie's Ranch and Thursday continues to Kennedy, where it arrives at four o'clock in the afters noon, and leaves Kennedy for Winnemucca every: Monday, one mail a week. Most of the miners in the place live in dugouts or tents, as lumber is worth $36 per thousand, This camp has better prospects of becoming a second Virginia than any camp in Nevada, as the ore is mostly gold bearing and high grade, The country rock is soft granite, the leads have clean well-defined walls and the ore is soft and easily taken out. ‘The only question now is whether the ore is free enougli to work without smelters. If it isnot there are. several parties willing to put them up. ee) va) ene Dazzling. The Rustic Dazzlers will have a special train to Grass Valley Friday-evening, February 9th, Train will leave at 6:30, Fare for the round trip, 50 cents. The home-made posters which Al, Organ got up for the Rustic Dazzlera are attracting considerable attention, The work displayed shows the yeung gentleman ® te: be quite an artist with the crayon. Died Suddenly. ea Mrs, Jane MeoIntosh died rather sudden ly, last night, between 10 and 11 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law, Victor Gates, Pneumonia was the cause of death. Yesterday she was walking around the house, -—v vs Rainfall. The rainfall for this month thus fur is 1.20 inches, divided as follows: February lst, -55 of an inch; February 6th, .34 of an inch; February 7th; .40 of an inch. Total for the season, 28.83 inches. oe. September Third. any other city in this country, size for size. The widows of public men, of army and navy officers, of private citizens in all ranks of life, gravitate to the Capital City as the pleasantest place they know of to pass the autumn of life. The diplomatic corps comprises several hundred more or less idle and fashionable. men and women. Literary and scientific men, especially those enjoying incomes and independence from inherited or other sources, are numerous in Washington. Always the city contains thousands of ‘visitors attracted by the peculiar interest which attaches to the seat of government. Is it any wonder that we have here an ease loving and an ease enjoying population?’ Are you. surprised that Washington laziness has become proverbial throughout the country? Do you marvel that our streets and avenues are rialtoes in which comfortableness, fashion, superficiality, even insincerity, are constantly displayed? The street life of Washington is always interesting. The good d gives an air of elegance to the thoroughfares, which, with their famous shade trees and pavements smooth and clean as ® floor, are themselves elegant, The aumber of noted men and. beautiful women to be seen in any given walk or drive adds to the charm of ‘the scene. The bicycles, numbered literally by thousands,, add the spice of rapidity and whirl to a picture that boo tated lack somewhat of action.-* Yuma is te have a 3-stery iron-andbrick building for banking, store and office purposes, Mrs. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE,’ I consider it the best remedy for « debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 ots. Sold by Carr Bros, —— Kipyay affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. — J, W. Poynts. A stitcH in time. Take Simmons ‘Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. ' headquarters for them and have ~. thousands -to-piek from. No-need for you to sign name, Say send ‘tommy Doe, Nevada City, one atuck-up Wind Bag, or Miss Mabei Koe One tlirt, Mra, Jennie Spy one Back Biting Lying Scandalmonwer, Mr. Harry Swellhead one Chippy Chaser, Lace Valentines, ° Easel Valentines, Fancy Valentines, Valentines of all kinds __ eee A Tee. The Popular Ike Fiel’s Place, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Three Great Enemies “For over twenty years I suffered with Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia: Five years ago I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has done me a vast amount of ot Since beginning to take it I have not ad a sick oe am 72 years old and eny good a A \ hog T attribute to Hood's a. np § 8a lla.” Mrs. HE. Burt, West---+Kendall, New York. . Get Y ooa's S$ cure liver ills, ood a ton, biliousness, sick headache, indigestion. PUVIYIYIYLUV LYLUVLY Lys) ( After the most_persistent exertion I have succeeded in ) most celebrated Factories of the City of E~Takeers will be convinced of ther TrueOftce in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. Broad 8t., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Racks to let at short notice and on reasonable termes. bah Dak credit aia sonar a : and capable of going as fastas any gentleman cares to drive. securing the finest TODACCO raised inthe Island of Cuba. . . made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not superior to those of the / ) vane Cuba. L By giving these Cigars'a fair trial the ESrnn0©0) Merit. Wm. Giffin, BORN. At Nevada City, February 7, 1894, to the wife of George Downey, a daughter. DIED. In Yugee City, February 6th, Robert ’ Liddicoat, a native of England, aged 44 years, Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest . United States Government F Report, Royal Baking Powder;(o., 106 Wall St, N. Y, 25 People ! 25 People! THE RENOWNED Rustic : Dazzlers And Combination of Minstrels and Specialists. WILL APPEAR AT NEVADA THEATRE / / Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales urd Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of A Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. _ Goods will be sold strictiy for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial._— = MANHOOD RESTORED a a C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! Before Using Cupidene. This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness: or Diseases of the Generative Organs —SUCH AS— After Using Cupidene ah Will contain everything that the market affords, Fresn Oye: *, ters in every-style. Lady cooks . Will get up the meals, and lady Waiters will be in attendance, {t will be first-class in every respect, and meals will be sorv singly, by the day or week, OG Give me a call, FRED BREESE. ON ee DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Friday Evening, Feb. 16, Vader the au: plees of 7 ; ' oweoeoe : nia wed, ei. Mountain Division All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Done. —AND— “8 The Pythian Band ‘EMPIRE STABLE, Motel, = SE FLOOR DIRECTOR. Prop’r. WILLIAM GIFFIN. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lotof FLOOR COMMITTEE: S. Lanyon F. Zeitler H. Hoskins F. T. Nilon To be found in this part of the State. Wm, Britland D. F, Douglass C,. Pecor Wm. Delbridge C. Steffens C. H. Harrison Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous and " The horses are free from vice, of good atyle, TICKETS: Gentleman and two ladies Qallery... THIS SPACE I8 RESERVED FOR Mrs. Lester & Grawford. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS, &C., From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetico. & Brand. is-ne base a0b lee Gtotembes $2 and wit ON LOST MANHOOD, PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEBPLESSN 85, \ ° : HEADACHE, * TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, . ‘DR: -seieas oiceimnccnes . Thursda Eve February Sth PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY, All f woe pt bes —— 4 DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. Goods . Th dern denne, wt Gaylord's, tf 2 ios aig ius? Sold at Jewel . 1 ecaneems * ™ [Grand Original Firat Part CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. . Borrow sown . / cklen’s Arnica Salve. How s and Dances, é : : , —_ a The aL, The distingsishel Nisha Pasa pi cesagy eu F 1Gurgs; Made 0} New Knock-abou Doctor has discovered th: ti ciple hich the vitality of s pone re Vinot = tage Ag Drill of the Novada Gity Police, FE yh Sissel eased waa ale anaialaathieceadbadhen! 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Free }eic, fireworks, and bel i,, id saris : . fate all mail orders to DAVOL MEDIOIN# (O., P, 0. Box 2076, San Pranciace, Orders from the country§promptly attende: to, gk fom Ammonia, Alum or ary otheraduiterantsT aight, The completion > oi. : wee ane © . “fre Broad Street, above Pine,. ; 2 UEbTIE 49 YUARS THE STANDARD. —— J was the snuse of the noig sda ny 25 People! a5 Poeple {] 7 *!* = Nevada city by CARR BROS. seve Ctl (pee As = on ; es ; = * . = 1 : ‘ , "* , ‘ are

Fccinetenteessasertnastaeacanettta-ait"* INTERES (PAC rs rT A Great Secret Underlies the principle that has brought A Wayward Boy. RE Grass Valley Union Items. Lyman Rabb, aged about twelve years, Robert Bee received werd yesterday of THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Brown & Calkins, Publishers. Taxt Simmons Liver Regulator to keep GRAND the bowels regular. One dose is worth 100 About the Kengedfistrict in the : Wada. Whose home is in San Francisco, was ar-. #00ess in the production and sale of the/ the death of his mother in Colorado. asta —— bs WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1894, State Pi reated last evening by Marshal Getchell. . @ail Borden Eagle Brand Condensed Milk,/ ‘The funeral of the late Mrs, Philip Quirk . SSS@S20==eeeereemseepegeeenenee . Frank E, Snell, @ %** inst returned . Th, boy was taken to Grass ' Valley today . and this partly accounts for the . fact that will take place today int San Franciseo. : ) from that distric#?~ the Teansonirs competitors do not successfully imitate it.) ‘The Firemen’s ball committee is at work, e ® e e and delivered to his uncle, ‘8. D. Avery. ANOTHER PROJECT. account of it: tisa new gold-mins of Nevada, situated ath of Winnamucca, in cr ef Humboldt county. Thirty years in the lead. Encourage the boys by taking a ticket or 80, Netwithstanding this is the dull season of the year for business, our merchants generpecan hibotond reporter the follos The Kennedy ing camp in th¢ sixty milés d . — i Two Gentlemen Talk of Erecting a New Public Hall. “THE PUG.” A New, First-Class ResTHE MECCA OF LEISURE. A Place For Wealthy People Who Desire Comfortable Indolence. Wuen the scalp is atrophied, er shinybald, no preparation will restore the hair ; in all other cases, Hall’s Hair Renewer will BALL A couple of gentlemen are looking for a : the-southeast: Washington is rapidly becoming a ally report trading fairly good. _ — suitable lot whereon to construct a two-stor ; » firat located about two. favorite place of reside for start a growth. = as Th P 0 mce people cdaid poate Meier) Gem eae building to be used for a public hall sid i has, Kennedy, after whom/ who have made fortunes elsewhere, and a : : : : aus . ; taurant. AT ARMORY HALL, NEVADA CITY, club room. One of the gentlemen was inth i) med. who are devoting the remainder of their . A# blood-purifier, Ayes ——__ KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great terviewed by a TRANscrIpr reporter last on dy is a young mam and has lives to having a good time in a quiet . ‘surpasses all other remedies. Blood Purtier, gives freshness and clearness zi ovSt s ’ : oa Mr. . EK and} W8y. There is a large colony of such —: <== . to the Complexion and cures Constipatior} . LY ° evening, and he said in substance about as prospey great deal in Esmeralda an families, and they contribute enormousa 5e., 500. 5 ld by Carr B : — Churgfpountios and is well known around) }) 4, 4a ceneral stock of alegant and H OO d 5 & Cu res ee es __ . Broad Street, above Luetje & Brand's. The ground floor will be used for dances, public meetings, concerts, and purposes of like nature, The upper floor: will be arranged for a gentlemen’s club room similar Haydine and Luning. si Kennedy, Benton.and Wilkinson are ppowners of the Imperial lode in this pict, on which the most work has been comfortable indolence for which the sity is noted. Then there are the re-. tired army ani navy officers. Their name is legion, and Washington is their ee FRED BREESE Hit Them, Hard ! to the Washoe Club of Virginia City o,. me. They have three tunnels in on the favorite place to live. You see them in fs ante he ot Fevede City that he bias me, ; : 5 . ‘ h bov the Union Club of San Francisco. é Ode and all show good ore, The lower of Ree ee ee Hit Them Hard! lace, where everything Good to Kat can te thoroughfares, in society. Nor must the widows be overlooked: There are more widows in Washington than in ad at all hours of the day and night, THE BILL OF FARE.. these tunnels isin one hundred and_ forty They: assure us the building will be fun ner’. feet and has a six-foot formation and about i : i Enclose 8 cents in_ stamps and we nished with all the modern improvemer wilt katt cae brand te Be be rect, a hard-hit Valentine. We are and everything of the tinest material 4 workmanship. A first-class spring yor _will be put in the dance hall, thereby Aing away with ‘the—expensive and cumlysome canvas as now used. [here wil] /-’ handsome dressing rooms for ladies afl gentle. men, aud the hall titted so that 40 expeuse will be recessary for decor gions. The club room will be fumishcs’ in elaborate seyle and nothing ov¢rbakel which will add to the comfort, comvenience and pleasure of the gentlemen, We believe suca an institution will pay good interest’ on ‘the investnent and it certainly will be a great benefit and improvement to our tun, . mat PERSONAL POINTERS. —. re A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. H. Ulier of Sacramento is in wn, A. Beckner of San Francisco is in town, L. Conrath and W. G. Calls\ead, of Smartsville, were in-town today. W. L. Cole returned from North San Juan today, Joseph Rowe of Camptonville arrived here today on his way below. . Misses Maud and Kate Badger ‘returned from San Francisco last evening. ¢ L.W. Evans came down from Downieville yesterday, J. ©. Marriott and F. ©. Burroughs, of North Bloomfield, are in town, ~ 8. A. Loud of San Francisco arrived here en last evening’s train, ___. EM, Bachelder of San Francisco arrived. here on last evening's train, L. L. Woodman of Portland, Oregon, is here spending a few days. Mrs. George F., Jacobs is expected home on this evening’s train. Miss Lena Nolan is quite sick at the home.of her mother, on lower Pine atreet, I, Freud and family, who have been occupying the Jacobs residence, will take rooms at the National Exchange, ne oe Disturbing the Peace, Thomas Brannigan was arrested Jast even: ing by Marshal Getchell on a charge of dis~ turbing the peace. It seems that Brannigan ».went into Feldkirchner’s saloon, on lower Commercial street, and became involved in a quarrel with James Kelly. During the scuffle that ensued Brannigan slashed at Kelly with a pocket knife and succeeded: in cutting the latter's coat and pants, but did not inflict any weunds, This morning Brannigan was taken before Justice Carr, who imposcd a fine ef $20 or twenty days’ imprisonment in the county jail. Failing to pay the fine he was taken to jail, : Glad to Get, Home. Several months ago the spies of the AntiDebris Association, after making many unsucceastul attempts, succeeded in catching a company of Chinese miners hydraulicking at Quaker Hill, Two of the principal men were kidnapped and taken to Marysville, “where they were afterwards sentenced to 250 days’ imprisonment in the Yuba county jail. A few days since these Ckinamen were discharged from juil and refurued to this city. One of them informed a business man that he was glad to get back. He said that during their long<erm in jail they were allowed but one hour a day in the fresh air, s —_————_+ 60-4 Superio/ Court. het The following business was transacted in the Superior-Courtcoday, Hon, John Caldwell presiding : John Bonney vs. Eowin Tilley, murrer argued. De= se Bananas, Dates and Chooanuts just received today at Fotey’s. 15-36 25 Cts. Boy's Percale Shirts. sizes 11 4 14 with two Collars, ‘at Miller’s. \ es \ Awarded \ \ Highest Honors—World’s Fair. . The date of the opening of the next State 18-inch pay streak. Through this tunnel can be worked about six hundred feet of backs, The next tunnel is in about three hundred feet and has a two-foot pay streak. The upper tunnel is in about 250 feet and has two feet average pay streak and two raises to surface about: 30 feet, in which the ledge is about the same as in the tunnel, -\The ore taken from these tunnels and raises yield from $25 to $100jper ton in gold, Mr. Kennedy has made: several shipments of ore to smelters and has received good returns, The first sixty tons of ore werked ‘in an arastra yielded $1509 in gold and the tailings assayed $20 in gold and 17 ouncee of silver, Eighteen tons shipped to Portland brought $1593, . Twenty-three tons shipped to Salt Lake returned $1948.46. Thirteen tons and a half shipped te Reno yielded $706.62, Three tons sent to Reno brought $124.27. Kennedy & Co. also own a mill site and water right, consisting of ten inches in the dryest. season sufficient to run mill and engine. Woed is.quite plenty and sella at $2.50 per cord, It is a species of cedar and is called juniper, These men are-all old Nevada countyans, . Mr. Wilkinson at one time was owner of the Dutch Flat and Nevada City stage line and Mr. Benton used--to reside at-Eureka in the early days. There has been over two hundred locations made in this district and some of the leads prospect better than the Imperial. There are about eighty miners in camp, mostly prospecting, A smalimilt has just béen completed belonging to a man from Battle Mountain, named Jenkins. It consists of one Huntington mill and four pane and two settlers te work by the Boss or’ centinuous process of amalgamation, A man named Webster from Mexico is mill-man and an old Nevada county mun named Lem Atkins is enginser, He used to run the engine at the Banner and Sneath & Clay mines in the ’sixties. There isa boarding house and store in the place, together with one saloon and anOUNer One BTATUINg., Tw i» w puvs place w go te look for work jor there ip. no capital invested as yet, everyone working his own claim. Itis a good place for anyone who has a few dollars to go to prospect, A stage leaves Winnamucca every Wednesday noon and goes as far as Guthrie's Ranch and Thursday continues to Kennedy, where it arrives at four o'clock in the afters noon, and leaves Kennedy for Winnemucca every: Monday, one mail a week. Most of the miners in the place live in dugouts or tents, as lumber is worth $36

per thousand, This camp has better prospects of becoming a second Virginia than any camp in Nevada, as the ore is mostly gold bearing and high grade, The country rock is soft granite, the leads have clean well-defined walls and the ore is soft and easily taken out. ‘The only question now is whether the ore is free enougli to work without smelters. If it isnot there are. several parties willing to put them up. ee) va) ene Dazzling. The Rustic Dazzlers will have a special train to Grass Valley Friday-evening, February 9th, Train will leave at 6:30, Fare for the round trip, 50 cents. The home-made posters which Al, Organ got up for the Rustic Dazzlera are attracting considerable attention, The work displayed shows the yeung gentleman ® te: be quite an artist with the crayon. Died Suddenly. ea Mrs, Jane MeoIntosh died rather sudden ly, last night, between 10 and 11 o'clock, at the home of her son-in-law, Victor Gates, Pneumonia was the cause of death. Yesterday she was walking around the house, -—v vs Rainfall. The rainfall for this month thus fur is 1.20 inches, divided as follows: February lst, -55 of an inch; February 6th, .34 of an inch; February 7th; .40 of an inch. Total for the season, 28.83 inches. oe. September Third. any other city in this country, size for size. The widows of public men, of army and navy officers, of private citizens in all ranks of life, gravitate to the Capital City as the pleasantest place they know of to pass the autumn of life. The diplomatic corps comprises several hundred more or less idle and fashionable. men and women. Literary and scientific men, especially those enjoying incomes and independence from inherited or other sources, are numerous in Washington. Always the city contains thousands of ‘visitors attracted by the peculiar interest which attaches to the seat of government. Is it any wonder that we have here an ease loving and an ease enjoying population?’ Are you. surprised that Washington laziness has become proverbial throughout the country? Do you marvel that our streets and avenues are rialtoes in which comfortableness, fashion, superficiality, even insincerity, are constantly displayed? The street life of Washington is always interesting. The good d gives an air of elegance to the thoroughfares, which, with their famous shade trees and pavements smooth and clean as ® floor, are themselves elegant, The aumber of noted men and. beautiful women to be seen in any given walk or drive adds to the charm of ‘the scene. The bicycles, numbered literally by thousands,, add the spice of rapidity and whirl to a picture that boo tated lack somewhat of action.-* Yuma is te have a 3-stery iron-andbrick building for banking, store and office purposes, Mrs. T. 8. Hawxins, Chattanooga, Tenn., says: “Shiloh’s Vitalizr ‘SAVED MY LIFE,’ I consider it the best remedy for « debilitated system I ever used.” For Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble it excels, Price 75 ots. Sold by Carr Bros, —— Kipyay affections of years standing cured by Simmons Liver Regulator. — J, W. Poynts. A stitcH in time. Take Simmons ‘Liver Regulator and prevent sickness. ' headquarters for them and have ~. thousands -to-piek from. No-need for you to sign name, Say send ‘tommy Doe, Nevada City, one atuck-up Wind Bag, or Miss Mabei Koe One tlirt, Mra, Jennie Spy one Back Biting Lying Scandalmonwer, Mr. Harry Swellhead one Chippy Chaser, Lace Valentines, ° Easel Valentines, Fancy Valentines, Valentines of all kinds __ eee A Tee. The Popular Ike Fiel’s Place, GRASS VALLEY, CAL. Three Great Enemies “For over twenty years I suffered with Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Dyspepsia: Five years ago I began to take Hood's Sarsaparilla and it has done me a vast amount of ot Since beginning to take it I have not ad a sick oe am 72 years old and eny good a A \ hog T attribute to Hood's a. np § 8a lla.” Mrs. HE. Burt, West---+Kendall, New York. . Get Y ooa's S$ cure liver ills, ood a ton, biliousness, sick headache, indigestion. PUVIYIYIYLUV LYLUVLY Lys) ( After the most_persistent exertion I have succeeded in ) most celebrated Factories of the City of E~Takeers will be convinced of ther TrueOftce in Odd Fellows Building, Broad Street, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. Broad 8t., Nevada City, opp. National Exchange HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGIES Racks to let at short notice and on reasonable termes. bah Dak credit aia sonar a : and capable of going as fastas any gentleman cares to drive. securing the finest TODACCO raised inthe Island of Cuba. . . made of this Tobacco and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not superior to those of the / ) vane Cuba. L By giving these Cigars'a fair trial the ESrnn0©0) Merit. Wm. Giffin, BORN. At Nevada City, February 7, 1894, to the wife of George Downey, a daughter. DIED. In Yugee City, February 6th, Robert ’ Liddicoat, a native of England, aged 44 years, Absolutely Pure. A cream of tartar baking powder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest . United States Government F Report, Royal Baking Powder;(o., 106 Wall St, N. Y, 25 People ! 25 People! THE RENOWNED Rustic : Dazzlers And Combination of Minstrels and Specialists. WILL APPEAR AT NEVADA THEATRE / / Cash Grocery Store ! Quick Sales urd Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw's, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of A Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. _ Goods will be sold strictiy for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a Trial._— = MANHOOD RESTORED a a C:U:P:1:D:E:N:E! Before Using Cupidene. This Vegetable Vitalizer cures all Nervousness: or Diseases of the Generative Organs —SUCH AS— After Using Cupidene ah Will contain everything that the market affords, Fresn Oye: *, ters in every-style. Lady cooks . Will get up the meals, and lady Waiters will be in attendance, {t will be first-class in every respect, and meals will be sorv singly, by the day or week, OG Give me a call, FRED BREESE. ON ee DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. Friday Evening, Feb. 16, Vader the au: plees of 7 ; ' oweoeoe : nia wed, ei. Mountain Division All Kinds of Fillings. Extracting Skillfully Done. —AND— “8 The Pythian Band ‘EMPIRE STABLE, Motel, = SE FLOOR DIRECTOR.. Prop’r. WILLIAM GIFFIN. The Empire Livery Stable has the largest lotof FLOOR COMMITTEE: S. Lanyon F. Zeitler H. Hoskins F. T. Nilon To be found in this part of the State. Wm, Britland D. F, Douglass C,. Pecor Wm. Delbridge C. Steffens C. H. Harrison Teams with elegant Buggies, Wagous and " The horses are free from vice, of good atyle, TICKETS: Gentleman and two ladies Qallery...... THIS SPACE I8 RESERVED FOR Mrs. Lester & Grawford. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL COODS, &C., From the Old and Reliable Firm of Luetico. & Brand. is-ne base a0b lee Gtotembes $2 and wit ON LOST MANHOOD, PAINS IN THE BACK, SLEBPLESSN 85, \ ° : HEADACHE, * TIRED FEELING, DEBILITY, . ‘DR: -seieas oiceimnccnes . Thursda Eve February Sth PIMPLES, SEMINAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCY, All f woe pt bes —— 4 DESPONDENCY AND CONSTIPATION. Goods . Th dern denne, wt Gaylord's, tf 2 ios aig ius? Sold at Jewel . 1 ecaneems * ™ [Grand Original Firat Part CURES WHERE EVERYTHING ELSE FAILS. . Borrow sown . / cklen’s Arnica Salve. How s and Dances, é : : , —_ a The aL, The distingsishel Nisha Pasa pi cesagy eu F 1Gurgs; Made 0} New Knock-abou Doctor has discovered th: ti ciple hich the vitality of s pone re Vinot = tage Ag Drill of the Novada Gity Police, FE yh Sissel eased waa ale anaialaathieceadbadhen! FETE PEEP to ; Corns, andall ® peunti and ape Root ety The reason why sufferers are not cured’by physicians and medicines is because over 90 b , curse Piles, or uired. It is guaran. . Dutch Character Delineator, ". per cent. are troubled with PROSTATITIS, for which CUPIDENE is the only known Strictly ot Order ! teed to give per aoa fetes P omer ts : Wizard Whis' remedy to cure the complaint without an operation, First—-Cxass ! X POWDER refunded, Price 4, on ae ‘aed Novel im te ag Nl A written guarantee to refund the money if a permanent cure is not effected by the use ba ~~, wi ‘sale at Carr Broth : — of six boxes. » 2 \ By Skillful and Ex. . we Tug Store. 1 cg = Cedaiaat On Sn caldie haces ; Repairing of Fine Watches and_Jewelry 7.20mi ma x MOST PERFECT. MADE. Vatixso hed bonfire, sslates, mu-. Reserve Seat = © 78 Cents.) Betd fer Circulars and Testimonials, ne Goods purchased from us ehgr. vod! ec$oi charge. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar —e. Free }eic, fireworks, and bel i,, id saris : . fate all mail orders to DAVOL MEDIOIN# (O., P, 0. Box 2076, San Pranciace, Orders from the country§promptly attende: to, gk fom Ammonia, Alum or ary otheraduiterantsT aight, The completion > oi. : wee ane © . “fre Broad Street, above Pine,. ; 2 UEbTIE 49 YUARS THE STANDARD. —— J was the snuse of the noig sda ny 25 People! a5 Poeple {] 7 *!* = Nevada city by CARR BROS. seve Ctl (pee As = on ; es ; = * . = 1 : ‘ , "* , ‘ are