January 10, 1894 (4 pages)

en aiates ‘YOL. LXVI--NO. 10222 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] Published Every Eyoning, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY GARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN“ ADVANCE ¢~ SIX DOLLARS PER hos “A BIG_ FIRE. “The ddhatie:‘Mine ‘Holeting Works “Destroyed. ee “PME MINERS GET OUT SAFELY. A Defective Flue in the Dry Room Causes the Fire—Loss Put at $100,000. A few minutes past 9 o'clock -last night those of our people who happened to be out 4 taken into consideration thatthe mine tie tile Was juNt about” to’ pass tate the ea hands of the rat oaoapantge dani! . greatly fatigued, : Many of the men haa to climb from the 1600-foot level. All had to climb the almost perpendicular ladder way from the 400-foot level, and of course the strain on them was. intense. They were carefully looked after, however, every attention being paid them, What effect the burning up of tha oMaryland heisting plant will be is hard to contemplate. The loss, as stated above, to thé hoisting plant will foot up in the neighborhood of $100,000. It must also. have to fill up with water before the machinery can be replac#d,* ‘To pump it out and enormoug amount. ished to make its owners extremely wealthy. have cannot now be stated, Truly, Mr. Dorsey, the principal stockholder, haa the: sympathy of every man in the district, ~~ In the meantime two hundred and twenty: . five men are out of employment, The blow to Grags Valley by the burning) up of this preperty will be enormous. Let us all pull together and make the beat of Miss: eo n'a was Wm, LINEVADA City. CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Go, A GRASS. VALERY aint. To Be Married toa on High-Tonea EngLoxvox, January ‘8 —the Times anef Viscount Deerhurst, sori of the Earl ¢f Coventry, and Nirginia Boayoge, daughter of Charles ‘William Bonynge ef California. The engagemént lias created great stir in society. ‘Mrrg. pnd Mise Bonggne are-atpresent visith i the ebuittey, and Viseount Deerhurat at the same house as Mrs. and Miss Bonynge. Mr. Bonynge is now in Stites ing h make necessary repairs it wit ‘ont “. Geitly head — néunces the coming What effect the burning up of the plant will) yj atocks in thie-city, She was bern twentyfive yeara.ago in.Grass Valley. then the ewner of the Her father year: NEVADA ‘Fowxsat, John Webber, W Barker; © 9 Brand, F Jacobs, LS Calkins, James Kitta, Strurtlef, Antenio Tain, O ‘© Gonlan, beun . Bbaugh, WJ Organ, ‘ wed~ BRIDGEPORT, ‘Thomas, James W Wood. ROUGH AND READY. BLOOMFIBLD, : reli: “ BUREKA, ney. GRASS VALLEY. The following-named, persons have been drawn, by the Board ‘of ‘Sipervisors, to serve as Grand Jurymen during the eat N P Bréwaj.J T Morgan) oJ, BE. Carr, -KCasper, Richard Tremaine, B J Rector, O. D Gassaway, Frank — dobn F ’ wre Knotwell, W D Black, Patriok Par. ‘Chas Hagarty, 8 D Blackwell, 8G TenGeo Thos uP . 28 MeBride, ‘Dariiel arth, Richard a] C NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS, ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. CH Hanks, San Franciseo, A P Sinolair, “ , AL Begbie, Newoastle, P Brown, Sacramento, H Reichenbach, German Mine, W Paynter, Grass Valley, B Cinsall, Marysville, S Rour, ” f W T Hancarne, Marysville, George Glover, wh A CCeok Truckee, James O’Brien, Smartaville, P Gampbell, ae -my ei ef Oakland, Oakland, gens e Bloomfield, af A Ager Bio Washington, i Douglas, Forest City, L Brindejohn, ——-** H German, San Juan, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. “J M Hatoher, Columbia Hill, EW -perag Graea Valley, W J Ro Chas Da om, #9 -the situation, Allison Ranch mine, one of the most valu[abte n Properties in Nevada county: A the Oobnty Hospital at Battle Mountain, Nev., while on his way Kast.’ He left the'téain ‘there and wandered into ae TRIAL JURORS. Selected’ By the Board of Supervisors P Bryne, T H Wilhelm, Jacob Weissbein, Thomas Oloke; George Vineent, Y J Pierce, Gee Mainhart;'Ges W Hill, F Bauch, T J Robinson, Grass Valley, Chas Bining, Alleghany, D Johns, San Francisco, © A McMath, Willows, '”JM Lakewan, M’C Taylor, Wm George, A J Foster, Wee of chargé. ae Regulations for the Midwinter Fair.OU NEED NOT GO BY a way of Stockton—via Beinicia is the quickest route. ‘The people of Nevada county laow stand a show-to go to the ‘Midwinter Fair. ‘Two can go . . --either man and wife, or any” Other two-—can go at our exa ‘pense ; : ican et a round-tri ea =f ae ticket for ewer and aWwatk's -PLEASE-GUESS MY-WEIGHT. ~. board-at-any_first-class— hotel, —“Or if you want t6 stay av Kone” you can™ take $840 in gold coin, That is the chance that the people of our beautiful county have open’ to them. This chance is given by L. HYMAN & CO. and it is nothing but a. fair’ * opening for everybody. In the first place, we have a live sheep in -our window, at which everybody stands the same show-—butchers or blacksmiths, experts or novices, No one has the peme of it—all \stand the same show.~ The sheep is_in a cage and locked up, and no one can touch it with their hands, Everybody has a right to guess at its weight, and every guess will be recorded in a ledger. Every customer gets one ticket for himself, showing his guess, and this’ “Gederti: Several days later he was a duplicate ticket will be put in a box. . fouwd in’ w@ying covdition and expired soon O.H Hankins, Wm Campbell, © EB Clinch, . doors had their ‘attention attracted: by the AF Perrin, W A Tisdale, Thos Othet, Geo ‘ for the Coming Year. blowing of a whistle, the-sound of which ders, JM Chaney, Watsonville, came from a seuthérly direction and was at first rather low. In two or three minutes after the whistle was first heard @ bright _ light appeared above the horizon and a few minutes later. the glare. rapidly increased in extent, showing that a big fire was waging somewhere in the vicinity of Grass ’ Valley. "It was not long wntil word was received by telephone that, the hoisting works at the Idaho mine were on. fire and that ninety'men were imprisoned in the mine. “A “subse~ quent report gave the number of men underground at between sixty and seventy, It did not take but a few minutes for the ~~ dreadful news to spread about town, and soon groups ef men were gathered about the streets discussing. the fire and the probabili~ ties of the miners getting out of the mine alive. The deepest interest was manifested and quite a number went down te the scene of the fire in, buggies, carts, horseback and on foot, The following-named-persens have ,beon after his removal to the hospital. R Carson, William P Morris. Mids M Lucheinger, ‘ selected by the Board. of Supervisors to serve as trial jurors during the present year: CG. W. Bonynge married the widew. Bonynge left here in 1877 and spent several Dan Breen, Columbia Hill, years in traveling. Miss Bonynge was a tall, slender blonde of 15 years when the family left San Franciseo and took up resi~ dence in London in 1884. Misa Bonynge was well received in LonGRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. D B Marwick, Wm Moore, Richard Noell, AC Pingree, Wm Treloar, J M Thomas, W B Van Orden, Thos Dunkley, 8 H Dille, J C Conaway, Elam Biggs, Chas. Barker, 8 J Alderman, Frank Aver, Gilman’ Wrigh' Thes Cuddehey, Richard Connelly, P ‘T Gran, £3 Orocke, Wi Betler, W. Dement elle Ser © ws intimate man, A J Graham. ’ W © Horner, Scott's Fla £ T Worthley, MA Baugh, H MPlace, ariel worwniaee MEADOW LAKE, JL Lewison, James vemvaa! Af ik BeickCollateral Inheritance Tax. Under a law passed by the* last Legislature all bequests made to persons outside the State are subject to. special tax, known as the collateral inheritance tax. The first instance of the ‘application of the Iaw in Nevada county was in the estate of the late LITTLE YORK, : T P Blue, Joseph Chew, O K Cloudman. +1° Ti Good Clean Up. Wallace, Albert Matteson, J PKioney, 0 [eTwitehell, RR Dunstan, Adam Lucas, W 8 May, Frank Huss, George Ounningham, E C Webster, James’ Faulkner, Dermot Fitzsimmons, Joseph Reinhart, Michael Riley, D MW Coflin, Wii Bee, John Best, R G Roberts, W: TRule, Alex Henderson, M W Argall, Ben Colvin, Dan Bilderback, 8 B Fowler, A Decety, M White, John H Farrell, L J Blundell, E F Appleton, J T Walker, J J Orr, C R Hill, C E Miller, J terms with members of the royal family, ‘and the father.of the Viscount is one eof the close friends of the Prince of Wales. She is ‘blessed with beauty of the. rare blende type, and has s most attractive manwer, . Bho will Sgure as the first California born girl whe has won a coronet. Miss Bonynge is the heiress to « considerable estate, besides having a large income trem: property in New York in her own right. Viscount Deerhurat is s young man 28 Grass Valley~ Union: The lesases of the Wisconsin mine have just finished a crushing of 110 loads of ore from the Wisconsin mine at Joe Southerns’ mill. ‘The ore paid $30 per ton, exclusive of sulphurets, which is very satisfactory, The men made wages, notwithstanding the fact ‘thats great deal of dead work had to be dene. amounted to $178.60. the county treasury yesterday. into the State school fund. Iy-afflicted, with sealp diseases, hair fall. ing out, and premature baldness, do not use Leb. Hirachman, in which case the tax P. F. Simonds, at= terney for the estate, paid the ‘money into. Tt goes © SBHILOH’S OURE is sold on a guarantee Tt oures Incipient Consumption, It isthe best Cough Oure. Only one cent.a dose, 25 cts, 50 ots., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. THE SHEEP GOES “WITH The offer'is good until February 15th, at 8 o ‘clock. P. M., at which time a committee of four will weigh the shee They will then shake the ballot—box and will draw the ack. ets out one by one, and the same will be duly recorded on a list. When all are drawn, the first correct guess on the list wins the prize. In case of a ‘‘tie,” the first on the list is the winner, Every guesser is required to buy $$& worth of goods, You you make between now and February 15th will be credited to you, and_when the amount reaches $§ you can make “your guess, You get a ticket for every guess you “make, ~~ Every: ticket must bear our signatare, written in ink, ‘or it is no good, iT! OG" We are too busy now, unpacking goods, to gives big price list, But look out for our-new ad, in a few days, If any Goods come to you without thia check, they don’t come from out io need not'take the full-amount at once,—butevery--purehase —---—When the 9:45 passenger train . K Edwards, W H Buckett, Richard Stell, Puapies; blotches, sores, and their cause, grease ‘or alcoholic preparations, but, epply During the last eight months we have inaugurated anew syatem of doin “= questions about the fire, — arrived these “whoard were besieged with — The telephone effice at. Vinton's drug store was kept-open “till a late hour in order to get news regard= ing the disaster. Shortly before 2 o'clock Word Was received that -all the imprisoned miners had got out safely, We condense the following account from thts mortilng’s Grass Valley Union, which Paper published a lengthy report of the ‘catastrophe: * Thousands: of people last evening wit nessed the burning of the hoisting works. The fire caught from a defective flue in the Con Sullivan, Matthew. Provines, James F ‘Jatunn, J M Smith, Thos Lebuc, Ed Bar rett, T W Carson, W H Bray, JC Russell, HJ Campbell, Peter Smith, Edward Nut= tall, Joseph, Flack, W 3B Stewart, John Conners, John Pascoe, L. Payne, Folconér Haskins, John Fawcett. \ Will. Take Place Tomorrow, ‘The remains ¢ the late Ernest Charonnas — which will take place from the years of age. Being the eldest son of the Earlof Coventry, he will comé to the title, Phe family is ons of the oldest in Pr costershire. ©. W. Bonynge was seen last nave at the Palace Hotel. After stating that he had just received a cablegram from London arrived here from San’ Francigco this morn. ; ing. Arrangements have been made for the },; Hall’s Hair Renewer. removed by Simmons Liver Regulator. wé buy and sell strictly for CASH. This is the great secret in business. Th Senay is the.enly way in which we can offer rey wd are In this way everybody is treated alike, 8 we have bnt ONE P = In Maryeville Woolen Mill Goads we carry a full line of ‘Fiannels and Blankets, and we: : are-selling them at mill prices, AG RYMAN & GO. r. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, Cal. Sn . in order to raise money we will have a Congregational Church tomorrow morning . dry house and its progress was po rapid that at 10:30 o’clock, nothing coald be done fo check it, ‘The lesa is estimated at $100,000, with \ , We have placed on our bargain counters seven diflerent Tots of Men's and Boys’ Overeoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don't lieve in the old custom of hoid~ Great Glearing Sale ! Sonoruna’s fost potent enemy is am im Insyretiod of $32,000 on the whole works, "At ten,o'olock; a search ;party consisting ot Ben Opie; Si Rowe and Alfred Argall __ went down the puthp stinft with candles and . ropes prepared to do.allin their power to succor the imprisoned miners, but they saw their efforta wore futile and soon returned, ‘Another searoh party composed of Edward Maguire, ’ Will” Corbett, Wm. Seandling, Alfred Argall, Josiah Rowe, W. H, Bucket, Frank Bawden, Isaiah Moyle, W., Richards and W; R, Thomas descended into. the air shaft in hopes of rendering assistance to the men if any of them should seek ayenue of sate * Phere, were fiftytwo men. imprisoned. Veber inthe bowels of the pea ot Cenflagration raging above them, The hames of the imprisoned miners were . . asfollows: Shift ; Boss Parnham, Harry Hooper, Richard Hicks, Steve Uren, T. Rodgers, *"Rom Pointon, Joe, McGrath, Jerry Hurley, J, R. Williams, Jim Hogan, Wm, Bone, Henry~ Shoemaker, J. Geombs, Sam. ‘Wasley, Edwin Pascoe, — Mitchell, (of Virginia City,) Thos, Hall, Robt. Jones, Jr., Frank*! Jones, * James Ledwick, © Edward Bracey,, Wim. Cornish, Wm, Madden, Buts ‘Burns; Wan. ‘Burns, Mike Buckley, John ___Trebileox, George: :. Thompson, George “Garter, Thos. Jennings, Jacks Bastian, Wm. Curry, James Juliff, Wm, Cole, Joe Dixon,,. John ‘Richards, Chas. Paal, Wm, Moyle, Will Stevens, Richard Hicks, Frank Rage Jack Pelkinghorn, James James, James Hayes, James Trezise, Sam Partridge, Wm. Paul, Wm, H. Stevens, Dick Conley, Weeping Sallie SE wee ,@ons were huddled near the burning build, . tie pg a sen on oy Oe » the peopl aL cach te poles pete went down the air shaft-returned to the rvs wn reprint Shey bad found ~ Broeklyn Ledge, Ne:-46, 1. 0. 0. F., in-]; * Jatalled the following officers on Saturday: 1, G., Hiram Bottomley; V. G., J. ne Réc. Seo’y, Joe Lohman; Per. Bee'y, Ww. y Treasurer, Jobn Lehman. doubtedly Ayer’s Sareaparilla. ‘Gum Boots a 5 and Shoes, __Juut-received,: dua. carlos of Gum. manufactured in the United Staten andl go, y,, will install the follewing officers with all the latest fmprovementa and -patening ent, No other Bagot in the sammy fi RLY. G. Baste’. Bottomley; these brands, consists consiate of Len} . Be : : Ada Bottomley; Per. Seo’y, W. dies’, Men's gD » Fewed 8 fe ees Ls T. P. Blas. don't forget that we have digeiviey babies, too. Wei have everything manu-. .hao factured in gam boots and shoes. for Tadlien . KARL'S CLOVER ‘ROOT, the great and children. We receive daily. . , Gives freshmess and clearness) We defy competition in prices. . te the plexien and cures Constipation. j8-8t L. Mrmaat to, am tesasii Geld by Carr Bees. Will buy*s Pound of my French Mixed . Candy. cite Porm ne ‘ing Yn," ot omy t ioe gla than iar jarotment bring -erguaive, but rasan ing ast seas es as ra lt eat ai tiermaeapry. FROLBY,. Londiuig Ountly Maker, opposite U: Hysian & Co,’s store on Comeparetat ot, Nevada City, “ ‘ Get on to the. Jasper (" Apes haw emt ar tly eete 7 brn interior when ‘s Hse down the sunny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney atreets. Mew mara den/eipre Se eae twiray fa Mi pens detoee Gt sen ik aspulsphipetoicall avant be warranted in thinking you do, and Shoes, Wewarry every brand that \is “AGilver Star Rebekah Ledge, No. 114, I. / Men's Kerseys Ulsters, "Everybody Gets Fits ‘ iig goods over for another season. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : _Men's Chinchilla Overco Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Men’s Worsted Ulsters, $4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes.13 to.19 years, $4. ' * Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to.19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. “ A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One first: class ticket to San Francisco and return via> Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in ‘gur glass jar. Reémemiber, you get a guess with every purchase you make. Call in and see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is. reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, tateeererereds PROG DS Are Nevada City To give you an idea of ats, allsizes; $4. 0 For Every One to Save Money. In order to take advantage of.the lower rates of freight from the East, we have concluded to buy our DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY for . the coming season in the East. READ OUR PRICE LIST : 20 yards Calico, $1. 12 ‘* Dress Gingham, $1. 15“ ° Muslin (36 in, wide) $1. 20 ** Teweling, $1. 12 ‘* Canton Flannel, $1. 10-quarter Sheetings at 20 and 25 cents per yard, Largessized towels, 5 and ten cents each, } Heavy Tennis Flannel, 10 cents per yard, Velveteens, 25 cents per yard, Kider~Down Flannel, 20 cents per yard, Ladies’ Ribbed Hose, 124 cont a pair, Misses’ Ribbed Hose, 10 cents pair, Misses’ Rubbers, 26 eenta a pair. Blankets and Quilts at cost. Ladies’ shoes from $1 up. Misses’ shoes from 75 centa up. One lot of Boys’ Clothing and Genta’ Furnishing Goods to be cloued out at any price, Ladies’, Misses’ aud Children’s Coats at half price. Men's and Boya’ riveted shoes, $1 and $1,25 per pair, The balance of eur Winter Millinery you can buy et your ows price. sang oe that? wf aale is. strictly cash, Country orders w ihe. promptly filled O, 0. D. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, next door to orks 's Meat Market, Nevada ero SPECIAL SALE At the WHITE MOUSE. FE oa bead bol.) AND TUESDAY NEXT, January 8 and 9, we will place on our counters the BEST ALUES™ -~ EVER SHOWN HERE : hag yards Calico for $1. 1 yards Flanelettes for $1. cs Ladies BIk Cotton Hose, 4 pair 25 cts Children’ s Bik and Col’d Hose, 4 pair for 25 cents. . 1 Lot Towels: Reduced to 5 cts each.” Ladies take advantage of these a: . gains as we are showing NEW. GOODS ONLY. ei These goods are all warranted, and if not satisfactory,.your money” Will’ be: refunded, oa

en aiates ‘YOL. LXVI--NO. 10222 THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] Published Every Eyoning, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. SERVED BY GARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN“ ADVANCE ¢~ SIX DOLLARS PER hos “A BIG_ FIRE. “The ddhatie:‘Mine ‘Holeting Works “Destroyed. ee “PME MINERS GET OUT SAFELY. A Defective Flue in the Dry Room Causes the Fire—Loss Put at $100,000. A few minutes past 9 o'clock -last night those of our people who happened to be out 4 taken into consideration thatthe mine tie tile Was juNt about” to’ pass tate the ea hands of the rat oaoapantge dani! . greatly fatigued, : Many of the men haa to climb from the 1600-foot level. All had to climb the almost perpendicular ladder way from the 400-foot level, and of course the strain on them was. intense. They were carefully looked after, however, every attention being paid them, What effect the burning up of tha oMaryland heisting plant will be is hard to contemplate. The loss, as stated above, to thé hoisting plant will foot up in the neighborhood of $100,000.. It must also. have to fill up with water before the machinery can be replac#d,* ‘To pump it out and enormoug amount. ished to make its owners extremely wealthy. have cannot now be stated, Truly, Mr. Dorsey, the principal stockholder, haa the: sympathy of every man in the district, ~~ In the meantime two hundred and twenty: . five men are out of employment, The blow to Grags Valley by the burning) up of this preperty will be enormous. Let us all pull together and make the beat of Miss: eo n'a was Wm, LINEVADA City. CALIFORNIA, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JANUARY 10, 1894, Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Go, A GRASS. VALERY aint. To Be Married toa on High-Tonea EngLoxvox, January ‘8 —the Times anef Viscount Deerhurst, sori of the Earl ¢f Coventry, and Nirginia Boayoge, daughter of Charles ‘William Bonynge ef California. The engagemént lias created great stir in society. ‘Mrrg. pnd Mise Bonggne are-atpresent visith i the ebuittey, and Viseount Deerhurat at the same house as Mrs. and Miss Bonynge. Mr. Bonynge is now in Stites ing h make necessary repairs it wit ‘ont “. Geitly head — néunces the coming What effect the burning up of the plant will) yj atocks in thie-city, She was bern twentyfive yeara.ago in.Grass Valley. then the ewner of the Her father year: NEVADA ‘Fowxsat, John Webber, W Barker; © 9 Brand, F Jacobs, LS Calkins, James Kitta, Strurtlef, Antenio Tain, O ‘© Gonlan, beun . Bbaugh, WJ Organ, ‘ wed~ BRIDGEPORT, ‘Thomas, James W Wood. ROUGH AND READY. BLOOMFIBLD, : reli: “ BUREKA, ney. GRASS VALLEY. The following-named, persons have been drawn, by the Board ‘of ‘Sipervisors, to serve as Grand Jurymen during the eat N P Bréwaj.J T Morgan) oJ, BE. Carr, -KCasper, Richard Tremaine, B J Rector, O. D Gassaway, Frank — dobn F ’ wre Knotwell, W D Black, Patriok Par. ‘Chas Hagarty, 8 D Blackwell, 8G TenGeo Thos uP . 28 MeBride, ‘Dariiel arth, Richard a] C NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS, ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street. CH Hanks, San Franciseo, A P Sinolair, “ , AL Begbie, Newoastle, P Brown, Sacramento, H Reichenbach, German Mine, W Paynter, Grass Valley, B Cinsall, Marysville, S Rour, ” f W T Hancarne, Marysville, George Glover, wh A CCeok Truckee, James O’Brien, Smartaville, P Gampbell, ae -my ei ef Oakland, Oakland, gens e Bloomfield, af A Ager Bio Washington, i Douglas, Forest City, L Brindejohn, ——-** H German, San Juan, ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. “J M Hatoher, Columbia Hill, EW -perag Graea Valley, W J Ro Chas Da om, #9 -the situation, Allison Ranch mine, one of the most valu[abte n Properties in Nevada county: A the Oobnty Hospital at Battle Mountain, Nev., while on his way Kast.’ He left the'téain ‘there and wandered into ae TRIAL JURORS. Selected’ By the Board of Supervisors P Bryne, T H Wilhelm, Jacob Weissbein, Thomas Oloke; George Vineent, Y J Pierce, Gee Mainhart;'Ges W Hill, F Bauch, T J Robinson, Grass Valley, Chas Bining, Alleghany, D Johns, San Francisco, © A McMath, Willows, '”JM Lakewan, M’C Taylor, Wm George, A J Foster, Wee of chargé. ae Regulations for the Midwinter Fair.OU NEED NOT GO BY a way of Stockton—via Beinicia is the quickest route. ‘The people of Nevada county laow stand a show-to go to the ‘Midwinter Fair. ‘Two can go . . --either man and wife, or any” Other two-—can go at our exa ‘pense ; : ican et a round-tri ea =f ae ticket for ewer and aWwatk's -PLEASE-GUESS MY-WEIGHT. ~. board-at-any_first-class— hotel, —“Or if you want t6 stay av Kone” you can™ take $840 in gold coin, That is the chance that the people of our beautiful county have open’ to them. This chance is given by L. HYMAN & CO. and it is nothing but a. fair’ * opening for everybody. In the first place, we have a live sheep in -our window, at which everybody stands the same show-—butchers or blacksmiths, experts or novices, No one has the peme of it—all \stand the same show.~ The sheep is_in a cage and locked up, and no one can touch it with their hands, Everybody has a right to guess at its weight, and every guess will be recorded in a ledger. Every customer gets one ticket for himself, showing his guess, and this’ “Gederti: Several days later he was a duplicate ticket will be put in a box. . fouwd in’ w@ying covdition and expired soon O.H Hankins, Wm Campbell, © EB Clinch, . doors had their ‘attention attracted: by the AF Perrin, W A Tisdale, Thos Othet, Geo ‘ for the Coming Year. blowing of a whistle, the-sound of which ders, JM Chaney, Watsonville, came from a seuthérly direction and was at first rather low. In two or three minutes after the whistle was first heard @ bright _ light appeared above the horizon and a few minutes later. the glare. rapidly increased in extent, showing that a big fire was waging somewhere in the vicinity of Grass ’ Valley. "It was not long wntil word was received by telephone that, the hoisting works at the Idaho mine were on. fire and that ninety'men were imprisoned in the mine. “A “subse~ quent report gave the number of men underground at between sixty and seventy, It did not take but a few minutes for the ~~ dreadful news to spread about town, and soon groups ef men were gathered about the streets discussing. the fire and the probabili~ ties of the miners getting out of the mine alive. The deepest interest was manifested and quite a number went down te the scene of the fire in, buggies, carts, horseback and on foot, The following-named-persens have ,beon after his removal to the hospital. R Carson, William P Morris. Mids M Lucheinger, ‘ selected by the Board. of Supervisors to serve as trial jurors during the present year: CG. W. Bonynge married the widew. Bonynge left here in 1877 and spent several Dan Breen, Columbia Hill, years in traveling. Miss Bonynge was a tall, slender blonde of 15 years when the family left San Franciseo and took up resi~ dence in London in 1884. Misa Bonynge was well received in LonGRASS VALLEY TOWNSHIP. D B Marwick, Wm Moore, Richard Noell, AC Pingree, Wm Treloar, J M Thomas, W B Van Orden, Thos Dunkley, 8 H Dille, J C Conaway, Elam Biggs, Chas. Barker, 8 J Alderman, Frank Aver, Gilman’ Wrigh' Thes Cuddehey, Richard Connelly, P ‘T Gran, £3 Orocke, Wi Betler, W. Dement elle Ser © ws intimate man, A J Graham. ’ W © Horner, Scott's Fla £ T Worthley, MA Baugh, H MPlace, ariel worwniaee MEADOW LAKE, JL Lewison, James vemvaa! Af ik BeickCollateral Inheritance Tax. Under a law passed by the* last Legislature all bequests made to persons outside the State are subject to. special tax, known as the collateral inheritance tax. The first instance of the ‘application of the Iaw in Nevada county was in the estate of the late LITTLE YORK, : T P Blue, Joseph Chew, O K Cloudman. +1° Ti Good Clean Up. Wallace, Albert Matteson, J PKioney, 0 [eTwitehell, RR Dunstan, Adam Lucas, W 8 May, Frank Huss, George Ounningham, E C Webster, James’ Faulkner, Dermot Fitzsimmons, Joseph Reinhart, Michael Riley, D MW Coflin, Wii Bee, John Best, R G Roberts, W: TRule, Alex Henderson, M W Argall, Ben Colvin, Dan Bilderback, 8 B Fowler, A Decety, M White, John H Farrell, L J Blundell, E F Appleton, J T Walker, J J Orr, C R Hill, C E Miller, J terms with members of the royal family, ‘and the father.of the Viscount is one eof the close friends of the Prince of Wales. She is ‘blessed with beauty of the. rare blende type, and has s most attractive manwer, . Bho will Sgure as the first California born girl whe has won a coronet. Miss Bonynge is the heiress to « considerable estate, besides having a large income trem: property in New York in her own right. Viscount Deerhurat is s young man 28 Grass Valley~ Union: The lesases of the Wisconsin mine have just finished a crushing of 110 loads of ore from the Wisconsin mine at Joe Southerns’ mill. ‘The ore paid

$30 per ton, exclusive of sulphurets, which is very satisfactory, The men made wages, notwithstanding the fact ‘thats great deal of dead work had to be dene. amounted to $178.60. the county treasury yesterday. into the State school fund. Iy-afflicted, with sealp diseases, hair fall. ing out, and premature baldness, do not use Leb. Hirachman, in which case the tax P. F. Simonds, at= terney for the estate, paid the ‘money into. Tt goes © SBHILOH’S OURE is sold on a guarantee Tt oures Incipient Consumption, It isthe best Cough Oure. Only one cent.a dose, 25 cts, 50 ots., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros. THE SHEEP GOES “WITH The offer'is good until February 15th, at 8 o ‘clock. P. M., at which time a committee of four will weigh the shee They will then shake the ballot—box and will draw the ack. ets out one by one, and the same will be duly recorded on a list. When all are drawn, the first correct guess on the list wins the prize. In case of a ‘‘tie,” the first on the list is the winner, Every guesser is required to buy $$& worth of goods, You you make between now and February 15th will be credited to you, and_when the amount reaches $§ you can make “your guess, You get a ticket for every guess you “make, ~~ Every: ticket must bear our signatare, written in ink, ‘or it is no good, iT! OG" We are too busy now, unpacking goods, to gives big price list, But look out for our-new ad, in a few days, If any Goods come to you without thia check, they don’t come from out io need not'take the full-amount at once,—butevery--purehase —---—When the 9:45 passenger train . K Edwards, W H Buckett, Richard Stell, Puapies; blotches, sores, and their cause, grease ‘or alcoholic preparations, but, epply During the last eight months we have inaugurated anew syatem of doin “= questions about the fire, — arrived these “whoard were besieged with — The telephone effice at. Vinton's drug store was kept-open “till a late hour in order to get news regard= ing the disaster. Shortly before 2 o'clock Word Was received that -all the imprisoned miners had got out safely, We condense the following account from thts mortilng’s Grass Valley Union, which Paper published a lengthy report of the ‘catastrophe: * Thousands: of people last evening wit nessed the burning of the hoisting works. The fire caught from a defective flue in the Con Sullivan, Matthew. Provines, James F ‘Jatunn, J M Smith, Thos Lebuc, Ed Bar rett, T W Carson, W H Bray, JC Russell, HJ Campbell, Peter Smith, Edward Nut= tall, Joseph, Flack, W 3B Stewart, John Conners, John Pascoe, L. Payne, Folconér Haskins, John Fawcett. \ Will. Take Place Tomorrow, ‘The remains ¢ the late Ernest Charonnas — which will take place from the years of age. Being the eldest son of the Earlof Coventry, he will comé to the title, Phe family is ons of the oldest in Pr costershire. ©. W. Bonynge was seen last nave at the Palace Hotel. After stating that he had just received a cablegram from London arrived here from San’ Francigco this morn. ; ing. Arrangements have been made for the },; Hall’s Hair Renewer. removed by Simmons Liver Regulator. wé buy and sell strictly for CASH. This is the great secret in business. Th Senay is the.enly way in which we can offer rey wd are In this way everybody is treated alike, 8 we have bnt ONE P = In Maryeville Woolen Mill Goads we carry a full line of ‘Fiannels and Blankets, and we: : are-selling them at mill prices, AG RYMAN & GO. r. Main and Commercial Sts., Nevada City, Cal. Sn . in order to raise money we will have a Congregational Church tomorrow morning . dry house and its progress was po rapid that at 10:30 o’clock, nothing coald be done fo check it, ‘The lesa is estimated at $100,000, with \ , We have placed on our bargain counters seven diflerent Tots of Men's and Boys’ Overeoats, which we are determined to close out at cost, for we don't lieve in the old custom of hoid~ Great Glearing Sale ! Sonoruna’s fost potent enemy is am im Insyretiod of $32,000 on the whole works, "At ten,o'olock; a search ;party consisting ot Ben Opie; Si Rowe and Alfred Argall __ went down the puthp stinft with candles and . ropes prepared to do.allin their power to succor the imprisoned miners, but they saw their efforta wore futile and soon returned, ‘Another searoh party composed of Edward Maguire, ’ Will” Corbett, Wm. Seandling, Alfred Argall, Josiah Rowe, W. H, Bucket, Frank Bawden, Isaiah Moyle, W., Richards and W; R, Thomas descended into. the air shaft in hopes of rendering assistance to the men if any of them should seek ayenue of sate * Phere, were fiftytwo men. imprisoned. Veber inthe bowels of the pea ot Cenflagration raging above them, The hames of the imprisoned miners were . . asfollows: Shift ; Boss Parnham, Harry Hooper, Richard Hicks, Steve Uren, T. Rodgers, *"Rom Pointon, Joe, McGrath, Jerry Hurley, J, R. Williams, Jim Hogan, Wm, Bone, Henry~ Shoemaker, J. Geombs, Sam. ‘Wasley, Edwin Pascoe, — Mitchell, (of Virginia City,) Thos, Hall, Robt. Jones, Jr., Frank*! Jones, * James Ledwick, © Edward Bracey,, Wim. Cornish, Wm, Madden, Buts ‘Burns; Wan. ‘Burns, Mike Buckley, John ___Trebileox, George: :. Thompson, George “Garter, Thos. Jennings, Jacks Bastian, Wm. Curry, James Juliff, Wm, Cole, Joe Dixon,,. John ‘Richards, Chas. Paal, Wm, Moyle, Will Stevens, Richard Hicks, Frank Rage Jack Pelkinghorn, James James, James Hayes, James Trezise, Sam Partridge, Wm. Paul, Wm, H. Stevens, Dick Conley, Weeping Sallie SE wee ,@ons were huddled near the burning build, . tie pg a sen on oy Oe » the peopl aL cach te poles pete went down the air shaft-returned to the rvs wn reprint Shey bad found ~ Broeklyn Ledge, Ne:-46, 1. 0. 0. F., in-]; * Jatalled the following officers on Saturday: 1, G., Hiram Bottomley; V. G., J. ne Réc. Seo’y, Joe Lohman; Per. Bee'y, Ww. y Treasurer, Jobn Lehman. doubtedly Ayer’s Sareaparilla. ‘Gum Boots a 5 and Shoes, __Juut-received,: dua. carlos of Gum. manufactured in the United Staten andl go, y,, will install the follewing officers with all the latest fmprovementa and -patening ent, No other Bagot in the sammy fi RLY. G. Baste’. Bottomley; these brands, consists consiate of Len} . Be : : Ada Bottomley; Per. Seo’y, W. dies’, Men's gD » Fewed 8 fe ees Ls T. P. Blas. don't forget that we have digeiviey babies, too. Wei have everything manu-. .hao factured in gam boots and shoes. for Tadlien . KARL'S CLOVER ‘ROOT, the great and children. We receive daily. . , Gives freshmess and clearness) We defy competition in prices. . te the plexien and cures Constipation. j8-8t L. Mrmaat to, am tesasii Geld by Carr Bees. Will buy*s Pound of my French Mixed . Candy. cite Porm ne ‘ing Yn," ot omy t ioe gla than iar jarotment bring -erguaive, but rasan ing ast seas es as ra lt eat ai tiermaeapry. FROLBY,. Londiuig Ountly Maker, opposite U: Hysian & Co,’s store on Comeparetat ot, Nevada City, “ ‘ Get on to the. Jasper (" Apes haw emt ar tly eete 7 brn interior when ‘s Hse down the sunny side of Sparkit or Kilkarney atreets. Mew mara den/eipre Se eae twiray fa Mi pens detoee Gt sen ik aspulsphipetoicall avant be warranted in thinking you do, and Shoes, Wewarry every brand that \is “AGilver Star Rebekah Ledge, No. 114, I. / Men's Kerseys Ulsters, "Everybody Gets Fits ‘ iig goods over for another season. what we mean, we present a partial Price List : _Men's Chinchilla Overco Men’s Chinchilla Ulsters, all sizes, $6. Men’s Worsted Ulsters, $4. Boys’ Overcoats, sizes.13 to.19 years, $4. ' * Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to.19 years, $4 50. Boys’ Cape Overcoats, sizes 13 to 19 years, $2 75. “ A Free Trip to the Midwinter Fair. One first: class ticket to San Francisco and return via> Stockton or Benicia, including one week's board at any hotel in San Francisco, to the one guessing the nearest to the amount of beans contained in ‘gur glass jar. Reémemiber, you get a guess with every purchase you make. Call in and see our Bargains in OVERCOATS. Every Overcoat in the house is. reduced in price. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, tateeererereds PROG DS Are Nevada City To give you an idea of ats, allsizes; $4. 0 For Every One to Save Money. In order to take advantage of.the lower rates of freight from the East, we have concluded to buy our DRY GOODS AND MILLINERY for . the coming season in the East. READ OUR PRICE LIST : 20 yards Calico, $1. 12 ‘* Dress Gingham, $1. 15“ ° Muslin (36 in, wide) $1. 20 ** Teweling, $1. 12 ‘* Canton Flannel, $1. 10-quarter Sheetings at 20 and 25 cents per yard, Largessized towels, 5 and ten cents each, } Heavy Tennis Flannel, 10 cents per yard, Velveteens, 25 cents per yard, Kider~Down Flannel, 20 cents per yard, Ladies’ Ribbed Hose, 124 cont a pair, Misses’ Ribbed Hose, 10 cents pair, Misses’ Rubbers, 26 eenta a pair. Blankets and Quilts at cost. Ladies’ shoes from $1 up. Misses’ shoes from 75 centa up. One lot of Boys’ Clothing and Genta’ Furnishing Goods to be cloued out at any price, Ladies’, Misses’ aud Children’s Coats at half price. Men's and Boya’ riveted shoes, $1 and $1,25 per pair, The balance of eur Winter Millinery you can buy et your ows price. sang oe that? wf aale is. strictly cash, Country orders w ihe. promptly filled O, 0. D. L. LUBECK, Commercial Street, next door to orks 's Meat Market, Nevada ero SPECIAL SALE At the WHITE MOUSE. FE oa bead bol.) AND TUESDAY NEXT, January 8 and 9, we will place on our counters the BEST ALUES™ -~ EVER SHOWN HERE : hag yards Calico for $1. 1 yards Flanelettes for $1. cs Ladies BIk Cotton Hose, 4 pair 25 cts Children’ s Bik and Col’d Hose, 4 pair for 25 cents. . 1 Lot Towels: Reduced to 5 cts each.” Ladies take advantage of these a: . gains as we are showing NEW. GOODS ONLY. ei These goods are all warranted, and if not satisfactory,.your money” Will’ be: refunded, oa