January 10, 1894 (4 pages)

v= Brown & Calkins, Pablishers, iteville, are in town. = gone: to San Francisco for.a month’s visit. -to friends,' gen of Oakland arrived here last evening on “Hudson of Marysville, was in town today. “ows and Orphans Home, ~~~ ~Furgusor and-SamSchwartsund, wealthy, [river was laid over till the April session, esi sports, are back _ se Supervisors Buffington and Dennelly were . . ‘well presiding; . Bond fixed at $2000. " break up the system. Take Hood's Sarsapa~ ~ him a call, the public is that of the Bee Hive \ Baking. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT — WEDNESDAY, "JANUARY-40, 1894. PERSONAL POINTERS; A Concisé Chronicle of Various Folks’ . . + Doings and Intentions. Chas. Dahlgren, of: Grase Valley. was_ ix. town today, =~ R. ©. Walrath went to San Francisco yesterday. A. P, Sinclair of San Fr ancisco arrived here on last evening ’s train. A. Leman of San Jian was in iin on evening. J. H. Fatcher of Sacramento arcived here this morning. a/B. Byrne and J. E, Cranse, of Gran“George Bodewig of. the Uition Hotel has D. Fletcher and wile of San Francisco ar tived here on thé morning train on a visit J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento, the veteran commercial Senveler, is with us ence more. — James O’Brien and Pat. Campbt of Smartaville, thoroughbred hydraulic miners, were in town yesterday. Miss Lucy Myers’ and Miss Elspeth Walker, of Grass Valley, are the guests of Miss Lizzie Robinson of this city, _ Capt. O, Oy Oakland and ©. N, Erlauztheir way'to Sierra county on mining busiess. W. OC. Swain, of the fire of. Swain & It is the first'time that the gentleman has been here in 2h years, — J. M, Chaney and Misa Minnie Luchsinger ‘arrived from Watsonville last night. The former is 9 brother-in-law and the latter a sister of the late Fred Luchsinger. Hon. E. M. Preston leaves this evening ‘for San Francisco to attend the meeting of]. the Board of Trustees of the Masenis We Pimpxxs, blotches, sores, and their cause, . “removed by Simmons Liver Regulator.os DEADWOOD’S ceidl os Rese Pe Fifty Thousand Doilars ‘For ‘the Big Fight.“ ; < Deapwoop, 8 a “Fen: 9:—The Deadwood Athletie-Club has decided to offer a puree af480,000 for’ the Corbett-Mitchell fight. ” ‘The aie nieans business, and if the offer is accepted will construct a pavilion to acsommode 12,00 people. Patsy Carr, Hare 4 for Walters, He was.declared elected ted. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Session Commencing January 2d. The resignation of T. J. Barry as a member of the County Board of -Eiducation was received, accepted and placed on “file and the position declared vacant. The following applications for the office of member of the Board of Education were read: Mrs, H. T. Douglass, J. Hennessy ‘and D. T. Denovan, — A ballot was taken with the following result : For Donovan—Buffington and Mc. Phetres. For Hennessey—Donnelly, Pridgeon and Robinson. “Mr. Hennessey.was declared elected to fill the vacancy. Applications and petitions for the position of Horticultural Commissioner were received from James R. Vineyard, G. P, Hubie and Henry Walters. A vote was taken with the fellowing result: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Roébinsén~ and -McPhetres voting, the pesition. On motion it was ordered that the compensation of Horticultural Commissioner be reduced from $200 to $100 per year, Buffington, Donnelly and McPhetres voting for the reduction and Pridgeon and Robinson against it. A petition having been received from the citizens of Grass ‘Valley asking that the road leading from the; Junction of the Nevada and Idaho roadssouth to the Crown Point mill and thence east to the lot of Geach in block 9 of Grass Valley townsite, be declared a county road, in accordance therewith the following Viewers were appointed ; C, E. Uren, 8. J. Alderman and W. J. Rogers. The following demand was allowed on We 2d Road District Fund: f ©, R. Clarke, rebate on road taxes, $6. The petition from citizens of Grass Valley township for a bridge over Dry creek on tage Hill, was laid over till the April aes sion, ay es BG A petition & was received asking the Board to change a part. of the road leading from the Crandall road “bythe Le Duc ranch, a distace of F rods, to Kress’ Station. Phe folk g viewers: were appointed: C. 60% Uren, 8. J, Alderman and W. J. Rogers. “Tn the matter “ef the néw road that is being built from Washington, via the Baltic and California mines, to Eureka, part of which has been completed, it was ordered the same is entirely completed to the satis— faction of the County Surveyor, paying for the same the sum of $1,500, _ The fee book of the Sheriff was examined and found correct and settled up to January 2, 1894, * The petition from citizens of Little York oking t the club, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in ‘the Superior Court today, Hon, John_— Estate of Eliza M. Davis. Order ap~ peinting John T. Morgan naps mrt Walter W. Byrne et al. vs, Mary ¥. Byrne et al. ‘Os trial. : Hand H Hurt. Yesterday John ag Williams, a miner employed atthe Gold Fiat mine, had his left hand badly hurt bya. piece of rock fulling on it. The injured man lives at Grass Valley. Dr, Jamieson sewed’ up the _ wound, e Do wor put off taking a medicine, Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and appetite. Hoops Prtis cure censtipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary Sign Painting. ©, F. Harvey, an experienced sign wiiter, ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city: and will attend to all orders, If you want a stylish sign, at-a low price, give alg The greatest inducement ever offered to Powder, The Baking Powder is a fine article, equal to any in the market and the price is.as cheap as any. A prize is given to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking Powder, and chance is also given in an Kight-Day Onyx Clock. beauty. Goto J, J, Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store and get « can. tf é. For Rent. 2 Rooms suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. Apply at this office, eR ~ Awarded Highest Honors-—World’s Fair. The clock is w S aie eran will we al township i in_relation to a bridge across Bear appointed a committee to examine the bridge over Rattlesnake ‘creek, on the Colfax road, and if necessary advertise for a new bridge. were found due and ordered paid on the ake GENERAL FUND. J.J. Gre , stamps for county officers, $15, Mileage as Supérvisers—J. M, Buffington, 40 cents; EK. W. Donnelly, 80 conta; F, M. Pridgeon, $2.40; -T, J. Robinaop, $2.80; D. MoPhetres, $17. 60 a4 J. M. Buffington, 16 GENS wake: roads and bridges, $75.50. ( J. H, Wichman, rebate on taxes, oe five years at $5 a year, The Board annulled the franchise ef railroad between this city and Golfax, for the reason that werk had not been bess according to their petition, Furnished Rooms Wanted. ‘ie or more, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at New York Bakery, 2b. Muscle end Vigor—A Difference. Many muscular men sen eucoumb to fatigues borne with ease by persons far their inferiors in physical strength. Muscle does not imply athletes do not live as long ner enjoy as good vigorous—that is to say, whose digestion not endow you with the muscle of a Corbett, but it will infuse en ‘cures malarial, rheumatism and kidney comtion, liver trouble and nervousness, ~ i ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL. — Groceries, Provisions, Etc. the building H, Smitli, adjoining the the Auburn and. Grass Valley road, at Cot}‘that the county purchase the road when . . he following demands against the county. Che Wie hed a “. county's piece of land near the Plaza for Peter Tautphaus & Co, te build an electric} vigor, In fact, it is not difficult of proof that health as the average individual whe is and sleep are unimpaired, whose nerves are tranquil, and who has.no organic tendency to disease, These requisites of vigor are. ° conferred upon those inherently weak, no lede than upon those debilitated through wasting. disease, by a thorough, persistent course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the leading national tonic, indorsed and recommended by physicians.of eminence, It will into your system, and renew the active and healthful performance of its functions, It averta and ete A eee Seen ene A Big Cut In Prices on All Kinds of} As soon as my new place is ready for ee eee my oe yw occu, . ‘Trimscript Buildi hag ee ‘present stock of groceries, provisions, ease goods, can goods, erockery and glassware, etc,, Which is ~ }eecond to none in size or Sybase ae Died Yesterday. ing here for some time past, died yesterday afternoon at the home: ef his sister, Mrs. ‘George Simmons, on Pine street, Deceased. had been sick « long time, death heing the’ result of consumption. He was a native of Cornwall, aged thirty-one years, The funeral will take place Friday afternoon. BeLcuma at any time is due to Indiges. tion—both are cured by Simmons: Liver Regulator. <-0@eMining ‘Pays Best. In commenting on the dividend just ee clared by the Morning Star miné‘at Iowa . . Hill the Colfax ‘Sentinel saya: about forty men working at the mine at are bright indeed. This mine pays out about $3500 every month in wages. This for a year is equivalent in. value to about twice the entire amount—.of fruit shipped from Colfax lastscason, still there are people sive toorcalr wa perity. _ Absolutely Pure. eream of tates baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Ce,, 106 Wall ®, X. ¥. Thomas Heury Pascoe, who has been liv~. . «. M.; Mrs. M, H, Weldon, M, ot BR. ‘and C.; There are} © present and the indications for the future. ° most celebrated Factories vana Cuba. Merit. NOTICE. -—<—>}-<4-—-0 _ After the mest persistent exertion I have suoceeded i in securing the fheat “COobDacocoe raised in the Isianct of Cuba. The’ “ ATooa pecker” Cigars are made of this Tobscee and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not superior to those of the By giving these Cigars a ‘fair trial the Smo. kers will be convinced of: their "imM1©@ The officers of Grass” Valley. ‘Olympic Temple, Pythian Sisters,.-were Monday everiing installed by Mre. S. BE. Fiske, assisted by Mra, M. J. Thotias and Mrs. as follows: Mrs. Alesia Crase, . . Belle Morgan, M, E. C.; Mrs. Josie Deeble: E. 8,; Mrs. -Annie Williams, B. J.; Mrs. Flerence Cox, Miss Lulu Wilhelm, M. of. ; Mire Annie Trenberth, P. of T.; Mrs. Dahlgren, G. of O, M.; Mrs, Mary Marwick, P. C.; Mrs, Nettie Lechr, Trustee. ane err” Arrantiox tothe daily ‘habits of the young prevents suffering. Take. Simmons . Regulator. 4 aj. Jnformation Wanted. Robert Valverde of Oregon City is amxious to learn the whereabouts of his brother, David Valverde, who was located, when he last heard of him, at Dutch Flat, Placer . county, where he was engaged in the cattle . . business. * MARRIED. At Willow Valley, January 10th, by Rey. J.T. Murrish, Victer B. Austin and M ‘Annie Ebangh. cae . at an Delinquent Notice," ST aecmamanell ACK RABBIT MILL MINING COMNY. Location of principal place of busisenha yrane “California. Leontion. of works y, Nevada County, California, MARY delinguent upon the following moertnt atock On account of Assesst-No. 6 levied on the lst ea of Novembér, en the several amoun' ty gy the ee of the respective areho! aa folWe; _No. Ne, anthen? ie on" sare nthes, : 8 Authes, P 98 1000 Anthes, P 1000 3 ° Anthes, P 200s 6571 197 18 Niebuhr, Hy ~~ 3 00 Niebuhr, 2 Wetzel, 9500 255 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the ist day of November, 1893, so many shares of each parce) of such Stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public Ancien, “ eos omee of the Company, Sansome stree Francisco, California, on Tmesday, x the 23a day of td i 1804, at the hour of 3 o'clock P. M., of said d to Delinquent Avsessments thereon, ‘> ae id —_— costs of Advertising and expenses of the Office 320Sansome Street, Room 61, San Fran: cisco, California. jo } we’ )) . of the City of Etaa MILLER Four-in-Hands . eg LEADER IN gees? : NEGKWEAR + Cornish : ‘. from now on make a big cut in pr “he stock of fancy groceries is un "Thin ia chance rarely cored to Windsors dita iflortnatea Slike Persian a Ascots . Watered e cks Fluff ry : T Embreidered Centers Puffs Crepes Not am old-style one im the Store ! All received withia the last fortnight . . i 't » send. We'll e pee oe rd aout out e' ihm an pe gen raroge and It what Patent Double ‘Acting — ity Plunger. % Pampa wee as Ma ae a tr “Aare New Systm Look in at Miller’ s Window . serrate SS IGROCERI ES CHAS, WETZEL, Secretary, a if] aate $1.00 be sir i fous day the adersigned, _ Staple And Mre. Mary 0. ¢ eo. Orydermiin All Goods j “ Thad rheumatism so severely that I was Sold at obliged to use a cane. I was tired of life and was a burden to those about me. I often Botrrom suffered from dizziness, worried much, and ‘was subject to nervous spells, Hood’s Sar@aparilla:made nie feel like a different F 1curgs, f aay Nevada City. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, &C., From the ates aly Batintte Pirm « Luetje & ‘Brand. os Cures. . a1¢ warrantea® te Regge ite Sec nro ta. Strictly._ Order t get tHood’s. Hood’s Pills cure 2 eee ‘ileus RST-CLass fs ‘ Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelry * a Stan aes Gooda pirehaned ren us engraved free of charge, Orders from the country promptly attended to. Broad Street, above Pine, Oo. J. BRAND. Fancy At KI Dp’s— FRESH Goops LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES Everything in the line of ehoice family groceries, om eg Teas, Canned ces, bi ars, Canne Geode, Ba, ito, . ne trial order will conba vince you that it ye EXPRESS LINE} And will dovall busitiess in their line on short notice and at low prices. Give Us a Trial. James Kinkead" 5S. SIGOURNEY BROS. Have purchased thie Costello We'll Surely Please-You. Leave orders at Legg & Shaw’s and iu se KIDD way to pa THOS. KIDD, 4 . COLLEY BROS., . = Prop’s. : : Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal; Etc.,. _; . Commercial Street, Junction of Fain. Atthe loweat rates. ; B Ate0 EERE ON HAND A CHOICE LIBERAL RATES Popular.Public Taste Hams, Bacon MADE BY THE and Lard. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ° “COMPANY a FOR THE e; CALIFORNIA < . R. Dav iS, Teacher of Miri; 7. San FRAN CrIsco. Round Trip Tickets Good for 30 days Frem Stations 50 miles and less trom San Franisco, one and one-third fare, with fifty cents edded et one gate Heket tothe Fair, Minimum om San F. inc, a, bird SS ian rane one and one-third fare, w “00 0 added gato tlokots to the Fair. Gtat enone Over 150 and not over 800 miles naa Cieco, one and one-fifth ser with $2.00 sated te or re gate ticketafothe Fair, —— From Stations over 300 miles from Sau Francis: as oe he! Aaa $2.50 added for five gate Ohidren seed ‘5 and under 12 years one-half above named ne. Tickets will be good only fer a continuaus trip each way. EXCURSION. TRIPS _ From San Francisco to other points in ta California will be allowed purchases of = Midwinter Fair tickets at the following round-trip rates: To stations under 150 miles from San Francisco, one and Fame one-way fare, To stations-160miles or more from San Francisco, one and one-fifth one-way fare. For exact rates inquire of the neareatS, P. Co. R¥rom Stations over 50 and not ffic Mahagér, General A San FRancisco, Car, Agent The : Transcript IS-THE heading::::::Newspaper —_—OF— Nevada::::County. popuilar Panty @xpce wost eed UNION: MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. ~ MUSIC ‘MENTAL. ——Also—-~ CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other pordens of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at their own home. For omg sed as to terms of tuition, etc., appizte @ Pro: r, by letter or personally, at his home in North: San Juan, or at the Gm on Hotel, Nevada Oty, KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, near Main, Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM : AS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE. AND fine stock of Candies, Honey e Cows, Horses, " Bables, Btc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all heals Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. ATTORNEY :—: AT :—: LAW, Rooms 51, 52 and 83 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. tt a dealer offers W. L, eee cactied tas a Nyyg (mw ga . ESS . WEDDING CAKES AND PASTRY SE OED gegen aacei See Sr aa W. W. WAGGONER, _ Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Brury S Siinere ck ae dohatt uty U. gan & Woberts ie New York Bakery al Tee conan ene eo! G. WM. DURST, * . . Mote be Maart matey ak en weet sjAllordamy for enrthing in my te prompt 3 aS Prep’r. Borda County Harrow Gane. h TUTE FABLE NO, 49, Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada Oity on and after Monday, Ney, are 1893, es follows: LEAVING FOR conrax. 5.00 A [1 qanocting with Daily, 10.00 ATL Py, ag Ww Ing at San Francisco ia 7 land forthe Kast. ee ae wants 5.25 PI land Train from 2s Rast and Fare on this train to Grease alls No baggage checked. ncaa bear LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 PM “Daily, d&cept Suncata 0 anal days. Fare on. this ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9.00 Aft pel. connecting and trains em Kast and Oypriand deep ctt eh ioe leaving Sexi Fran ‘4. 55 P mM arerlind sanpanting with ove San Franciaco at 7:00 nuns 9.45 PII Daily + except eonaseting* w fo ataze from inte south and Weat. ARRIVING: FROM GRass VALLEY. 5. 17 P ri “Daily, except Sundays. ‘ass. @ EDW'D H. BROWS, ‘superintendent evi Musical Department a OP ee . Vt’ $ Drag and Stationery stir GRISSEL BROS., ~ Prop’s. EVERYTHING AT SUN FRANCISCO PRICES ati LEhpe4g ee rmaTs. 3 tes The Lowest Living Prices ! VIOLINS ' The Very Best of Meats! namerr livered te tof the city f t pareevenn wee vere any part of the city free o GUITARS ACUORDEONS . /¢ 1 Have Not What You Want, =>)e / Will Quickly Get it for You lS? SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. EMPIRE STABLE, JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. ire Livery Stable largest lot of ‘the Empt h HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGING To be found = this part of the State, Teams with elegant Bugg! Ww and Hacks to let at short notice an reanoe } forma. The horses are free. fro! le. and aor oe going as re ant te a Cares to drive DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. b NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings, NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp, Citizens’ Bank. C. J. NAPPZIGER, + = Prop's. Meats dati vered free ef charge, 4 once Cig ngs at hina P. M., Png, = Broad 8t., Nevada City, opp, National Bxchange . Motel, on reasonable: ectend Sundays; On oe Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad, Street, Extracting Skilifully Done. ‘

v= Brown & Calkins, Pablishers, iteville, are in town. = gone: to San Francisco for.a month’s visit. -to friends,' gen of Oakland arrived here last evening on “Hudson of Marysville, was in town today. “ows and Orphans Home, ~~~ ~Furgusor and-SamSchwartsund, wealthy, [river was laid over till the April session, esi sports, are back _ se Supervisors Buffington and Dennelly were . . ‘well presiding; . Bond fixed at $2000. " break up the system. Take Hood's Sarsapa~ ~ him a call, the public is that of the Bee Hive \ Baking. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT — WEDNESDAY, "JANUARY-40, 1894. PERSONAL POINTERS; A Concisé Chronicle of Various Folks’ . . + Doings and Intentions. Chas. Dahlgren, of: Grase Valley. was_ ix. town today, =~ R. ©. Walrath went to San Francisco yesterday. A. P, Sinclair of San Fr ancisco arrived here on last evening ’s train. A. Leman of San Jian was in iin on evening. J. H. Fatcher of Sacramento arcived here this morning. a/B. Byrne and J. E, Cranse, of Gran“George Bodewig of. the Uition Hotel has D. Fletcher and wile of San Francisco ar tived here on thé morning train on a visit J. W. Greenlaw of Sacramento, the veteran commercial Senveler, is with us ence more. — James O’Brien and Pat. Campbt of Smartaville, thoroughbred hydraulic miners, were in town yesterday. Miss Lucy Myers’ and Miss Elspeth Walker, of Grass Valley, are the guests of Miss Lizzie Robinson of this city, _ Capt. O, Oy Oakland and ©. N, Erlauztheir way'to Sierra county on mining busiess. W. OC. Swain, of the fire of. Swain & It is the first'time that the gentleman has been here in 2h years, — J. M, Chaney and Misa Minnie Luchsinger ‘arrived from Watsonville last night. The former is 9 brother-in-law and the latter a sister of the late Fred Luchsinger. Hon. E. M. Preston leaves this evening ‘for San Francisco to attend the meeting of]. the Board of Trustees of the Masenis We Pimpxxs, blotches, sores, and their cause, . “removed by Simmons Liver Regulator.os DEADWOOD’S ceidl os Rese Pe Fifty Thousand Doilars ‘For ‘the Big Fight.“ ; < Deapwoop, 8 a “Fen: 9:—The Deadwood Athletie-Club has decided to offer a puree af480,000 for’ the Corbett-Mitchell fight. ” ‘The aie nieans business, and if the offer is accepted will construct a pavilion to acsommode 12,00 people. Patsy Carr, Hare 4 for Walters, He was.declared elected ted. BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Session Commencing January 2d. The resignation of T. J. Barry as a member of the County Board of -Eiducation was received, accepted and placed on “file and the position declared vacant. The following applications for the office of member of the Board of Education were read: Mrs, H. T. Douglass, J. Hennessy ‘and D. T. Denovan, — A ballot was taken with the following result : For Donovan—Buffington and Mc. Phetres. For Hennessey—Donnelly, Pridgeon and Robinson. “Mr. Hennessey.was declared elected to fill the vacancy. Applications and petitions for the position of Horticultural Commissioner were received from James R. Vineyard, G. P, Hubie and Henry Walters. A vote was taken with the fellowing result: Buffington, Donnelly, Pridgeon, Roébinsén~ and -McPhetres voting, the pesition. On motion it was ordered that the compensation of Horticultural Commissioner be reduced from $200 to $100 per year, Buffington, Donnelly and McPhetres voting for the reduction and Pridgeon and Robinson against it. A petition having been received from the citizens of Grass ‘Valley asking that the road leading from the; Junction of the Nevada and Idaho roadssouth to the Crown Point mill and thence east to the lot of Geach in block 9 of Grass Valley townsite, be declared a county road, in accordance therewith the following Viewers were appointed ; C, E. Uren, 8. J. Alderman and W. J. Rogers. The following demand was allowed on We 2d Road District Fund: f ©, R. Clarke, rebate on road taxes, $6. The petition from citizens of Grass Valley township for a bridge over Dry creek on tage Hill, was laid over till the April aes sion, ay es BG A petition & was received asking the Board to change a part. of the road leading from the Crandall road “bythe Le Duc ranch, a distace of F rods, to Kress’ Station. Phe folk g viewers: were appointed: C. 60% Uren, 8. J, Alderman and W. J. Rogers. “Tn the matter “ef the néw road that is being built from Washington, via the Baltic and California mines, to Eureka, part of which has been completed, it was ordered the same is entirely completed to the satis— faction of the County Surveyor, paying for the same the sum of $1,500, _ The fee book of the Sheriff was examined and found correct and settled up to January 2, 1894, * The petition from citizens of Little York oking t the club, Superior Court. The following business was transacted in ‘the Superior Court today, Hon, John_— Estate of Eliza M. Davis. Order ap~ peinting John T. Morgan naps mrt Walter W. Byrne et al. vs, Mary ¥. Byrne et al. ‘Os trial. : Hand H Hurt. Yesterday John ag Williams, a miner employed atthe Gold Fiat mine, had his left hand badly hurt bya. piece of rock fulling on it. The injured man lives at Grass Valley. Dr, Jamieson sewed’ up the _ wound, e Do wor put off taking a medicine, Numerous little ailments, if neglected, will soon rilla now, to expel disease, give strength and appetite. Hoops Prtis cure censtipation by restoring the peristaltic action of the alimentary Sign Painting. ©, F. Harvey, an experienced sign wiiter, ornamental painter and decorator, is now in this city: and will attend to all orders, If you want a stylish sign, at-a low price, give alg The greatest inducement ever offered to Powder, The Baking Powder is a fine article, equal to any in the market and the price is.as cheap as any. A prize is given to every purchaser of the Bee Hive Baking Powder, and chance is also given in an Kight-Day Onyx Clock. beauty. Goto J, J, Jackson’s Bee Hive Grocery Store and get « can. tf é. For Rent. 2 Rooms suitable for housekeeping are offered for rent. Apply at this office, eR ~ Awarded Highest Honors-—World’s Fair. The clock is w S aie eran will we al township i in_relation to a bridge across Bear appointed a committee to examine the bridge over Rattlesnake ‘creek, on the Colfax road, and if necessary advertise for a new bridge. were found due and ordered paid on the ake GENERAL FUND. J.J. Gre , stamps for county officers, $15, Mileage as Supérvisers—J. M, Buffington, 40 cents; EK. W. Donnelly, 80 conta; F, M. Pridgeon, $2.40; -T, J. Robinaop, $2.80; D. MoPhetres, $17. 60 a4 J. M. Buffington, 16 GENS wake: roads and bridges, $75.50. ( J. H, Wichman, rebate on taxes, oe five years at $5 a year, The Board annulled the franchise ef railroad between this city and Golfax, for the reason that werk had not been bess according to their petition, Furnished Rooms Wanted. ‘ie or more, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at New York Bakery, 2b. Muscle end Vigor—A Difference. Many muscular men sen eucoumb to fatigues borne with ease by persons far their inferiors in physical strength. Muscle does not imply athletes do not live as long ner enjoy as good vigorous—that is to say, whose digestion not endow you with the muscle of a Corbett, but it will infuse en ‘cures malarial, rheumatism and kidney comtion, liver trouble and nervousness, ~ i ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL. — Groceries, Provisions, Etc. the building H, Smitli, adjoining the the Auburn and. Grass Valley road, at Cot}‘that the county purchase the road when . . he following demands against the county. Che Wie hed a “. county's piece of land near the Plaza for Peter Tautphaus & Co, te build an electric} vigor, In fact, it is not difficult of proof that health as the average individual whe is and sleep are unimpaired, whose nerves are tranquil, and who has.no organic tendency to disease, These requisites of vigor are. ° conferred upon those inherently weak, no lede than upon those debilitated through wasting. disease, by a thorough, persistent course of Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, the leading national tonic, indorsed and recommended by physicians.of eminence, It will into your system, and renew the active and healthful performance of its functions, It averta and ete A eee Seen ene A Big Cut In Prices on All Kinds of} As soon as my new place is ready for ee eee my oe yw occu, . ‘Trimscript Buildi hag ee ‘present stock of groceries, provisions, ease goods, can goods, erockery and glassware, etc,, Which is ~ }eecond to none in size or Sybase ae Died Yesterday. ing here for some time past, died yesterday afternoon at the home: ef his sister, Mrs. ‘George Simmons, on Pine street, Deceased. had been sick « long time, death heing the’ result of consumption. He was a native of Cornwall, aged thirty-one years, The funeral will take place Friday afternoon. BeLcuma at any time is due to Indiges. tion—both are cured by Simmons: Liver Regulator. <-0@eMining ‘Pays Best. In commenting on the dividend just ee clared by the Morning Star miné‘at Iowa . . Hill the Colfax ‘Sentinel saya: about forty men working at the mine at are bright indeed. This mine pays out about $3500 every month in wages. This for a year is equivalent in. value to about twice the entire amount—.of fruit shipped from Colfax lastscason, still there are people sive toorcalr wa perity. _ Absolutely Pure. eream of tates baking pewder,— Highest of all in leavening strength.—Latest United States Government Food Report. Royal Baking Powder Ce,, 106 Wall ®, X. ¥. Thomas Heury Pascoe, who has been liv~. . «. M.; Mrs. M, H, Weldon, M, ot BR. ‘and C.; There are} © present and the indications for the future. ° most celebrated Factories vana Cuba. Merit. NOTICE. -—<—>}-<4-—-0 _ After the mest persistent exertion I have suoceeded i in securing the fheat “COobDacocoe raised in the Isianct of Cuba. The’ “ ATooa pecker” Cigars are made of this Tobscee and I unhesitatingly recommend them as being equal if not superior to those of the By giving these Cigars a ‘fair trial the Smo. kers will be convinced of: their "imM1©@ The officers of Grass” Valley. ‘Olympic Temple, Pythian Sisters,.-were Monday everiing installed by Mre. S. BE. Fiske, assisted by Mra, M. J. Thotias and Mrs. as follows: Mrs. Alesia Crase, . . Belle Morgan, M, E. C.; Mrs. Josie Deeble: E. 8,; Mrs. -Annie Williams, B. J.; Mrs. Flerence Cox, Miss Lulu Wilhelm, M. of. ; Mire Annie Trenberth, P. of T.; Mrs. Dahlgren, G. of O, M.; Mrs, Mary Marwick, P. C.; Mrs, Nettie Lechr, Trustee. ane err” Arrantiox tothe daily ‘habits of the young prevents suffering. Take. Simmons . Regulator. 4 aj.

Jnformation Wanted. Robert Valverde of Oregon City is amxious to learn the whereabouts of his brother, David Valverde, who was located, when he last heard of him, at Dutch Flat, Placer . county, where he was engaged in the cattle . . business. * MARRIED. At Willow Valley, January 10th, by Rey. J.T. Murrish, Victer B. Austin and M ‘Annie Ebangh. cae . at an Delinquent Notice," ST aecmamanell ACK RABBIT MILL MINING COMNY. Location of principal place of busisenha yrane “California. Leontion. of works y, Nevada County, California, MARY delinguent upon the following moertnt atock On account of Assesst-No. 6 levied on the lst ea of Novembér, en the several amoun' ty gy the ee of the respective areho! aa folWe; _No. Ne, anthen? ie on" sare nthes, : 8 Authes, P 98 1000 Anthes, P 1000 3 ° Anthes, P 200s 6571 197 18 Niebuhr, Hy ~~ 3 00 Niebuhr, 2 Wetzel, 9500 255 00 And in accordance with law, and an order of the Board of Directors, made on the ist day of November, 1893, so many shares of each parce) of such Stock as may be necessary Will be sold at public Ancien, “ eos omee of the Company, Sansome stree Francisco, California, on Tmesday, x the 23a day of td i 1804, at the hour of 3 o'clock P. M., of said d to Delinquent Avsessments thereon, ‘> ae id —_— costs of Advertising and expenses of the Office 320Sansome Street, Room 61, San Fran: cisco, California. jo } we’ )) . of the City of Etaa MILLER Four-in-Hands . eg LEADER IN gees? : NEGKWEAR + Cornish : ‘. from now on make a big cut in pr “he stock of fancy groceries is un "Thin ia chance rarely cored to Windsors dita iflortnatea Slike Persian a Ascots . Watered e cks Fluff ry : T Embreidered Centers Puffs Crepes Not am old-style one im the Store ! All received withia the last fortnight . . i 't » send. We'll e pee oe rd aout out e' ihm an pe gen raroge and It what Patent Double ‘Acting — ity Plunger. % Pampa wee as Ma ae a tr “Aare New Systm Look in at Miller’ s Window . serrate SS IGROCERI ES CHAS, WETZEL, Secretary, a if] aate $1.00 be sir i fous day the adersigned, _ Staple And Mre. Mary 0. ¢ eo. Orydermiin All Goods j “ Thad rheumatism so severely that I was Sold at obliged to use a cane. I was tired of life and was a burden to those about me. I often Botrrom suffered from dizziness, worried much, and ‘was subject to nervous spells, Hood’s Sar@aparilla:made nie feel like a different F 1curgs, f aay Nevada City. Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry, SILVERWARE, OPTICAL GOODS, &C., From the ates aly Batintte Pirm « Luetje & ‘Brand. os Cures. . a1¢ warrantea® te Regge ite Sec nro ta. Strictly._ Order t get tHood’s. Hood’s Pills cure 2 eee ‘ileus RST-CLass fs ‘ Repairing of Fine Watches and Jewelry * a Stan aes Gooda pirehaned ren us engraved free of charge, Orders from the country promptly attended to. Broad Street, above Pine, Oo. J. BRAND. Fancy At KI Dp’s— FRESH Goops LIBERAL MEASURE FAIR PRICES Everything in the line of ehoice family groceries, om eg Teas, Canned ces, bi ars, Canne Geode, Ba, ito, . ne trial order will conba vince you that it ye EXPRESS LINE} And will dovall busitiess in their line on short notice and at low prices. Give Us a Trial. James Kinkead" 5S. SIGOURNEY BROS. Have purchased thie Costello We'll Surely Please-You. Leave orders at Legg & Shaw’s and iu se KIDD way to pa THOS. KIDD, 4 . COLLEY BROS., . = Prop’s. : : Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal; Etc.,. _; . Commercial Street, Junction of Fain. Atthe loweat rates. ; B Ate0 EERE ON HAND A CHOICE LIBERAL RATES Popular.Public Taste Hams, Bacon MADE BY THE and Lard. SOUTHERN PACIFIC ° “COMPANY a FOR THE e; CALIFORNIA < . R. Dav iS, Teacher of Miri; 7. San FRAN CrIsco. Round Trip Tickets Good for 30 days Frem Stations 50 miles and less trom San Franisco, one and one-third fare, with fifty cents edded et one gate Heket tothe Fair, Minimum om San F. inc, a, bird SS ian rane one and one-third fare, w “00 0 added gato tlokots to the Fair. Gtat enone Over 150 and not over 800 miles naa Cieco, one and one-fifth ser with $2.00 sated te or re gate ticketafothe Fair, —— From Stations over 300 miles from Sau Francis: as oe he! Aaa $2.50 added for five gate Ohidren seed ‘5 and under 12 years one-half above named ne. Tickets will be good only fer a continuaus trip each way. EXCURSION. TRIPS _ From San Francisco to other points in ta California will be allowed purchases of = Midwinter Fair tickets at the following round-trip rates: To stations under 150 miles from San Francisco, one and Fame one-way fare, To stations-160miles or more from San Francisco, one and one-fifth one-way fare. For exact rates inquire of the neareatS, P. Co. R¥rom Stations over 50 and not ffic Mahagér, General A San FRancisco, Car, Agent The : Transcript IS-THE heading::::::Newspaper —_—OF— Nevada::::County. popuilar Panty @xpce wost eed UNION: MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. ~ MUSIC ‘MENTAL. ——Also—-~ CHORAL and ORCHESTRAL DIRECTOR, Visits Nevada City, Grass Valley and other pordens of Nevada county weekly for the purpose of instructing pupils at their own home. For omg sed as to terms of tuition, etc., appizte @ Pro: r, by letter or personally, at his home in North: San Juan, or at the Gm on Hotel, Nevada Oty, KEYSTONE MARKET, Commercial Street, near Main, Fine Candies, Oysters, Etc. A. TAM : AS JUST RECEIVED A LARGE. AND fine stock of Candies, Honey e Cows, Horses, " Bables, Btc., Etc. Fresh Eastern Oysters served in any style. The best of meals served at all heals Broad Street, opposite Citizens Bank. ATTORNEY :—: AT :—: LAW, Rooms 51, 52 and 83 Nevada Block, SAN FRANCISCO. tt a dealer offers W. L, eee cactied tas a Nyyg (mw ga . ESS . WEDDING CAKES AND PASTRY SE OED gegen aacei See Sr aa W. W. WAGGONER, _ Civil Engineer and Surveyor, Brury S Siinere ck ae dohatt uty U. gan & Woberts ie New York Bakery al Tee conan ene eo! G. WM. DURST, * . . Mote be Maart matey ak en weet sjAllordamy for enrthing in my te prompt 3 aS Prep’r. Borda County Harrow Gane. h TUTE FABLE NO, 49, Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada Oity on and after Monday, Ney, are 1893, es follows: LEAVING FOR conrax. 5.00 A [1 qanocting with Daily, 10.00 ATL Py, ag Ww Ing at San Francisco ia 7 land forthe Kast. ee ae wants 5.25 PI land Train from 2s Rast and Fare on this train to Grease alls No baggage checked. ncaa bear LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 PM “Daily, d&cept Suncata 0 anal days. Fare on. this ARRIVING FROM COLFAX. 9.00 Aft pel. connecting and trains em Kast and Oypriand deep ctt eh ioe leaving Sexi Fran ‘4. 55 P mM arerlind sanpanting with ove San Franciaco at 7:00 nuns 9.45 PII Daily + except eonaseting* w fo ataze from inte south and Weat. ARRIVING: FROM GRass VALLEY. 5. 17 P ri “Daily, except Sundays. ‘ass. @ EDW'D H. BROWS, ‘superintendent evi Musical Department a OP ee . Vt’ $ Drag and Stationery stir GRISSEL BROS., ~ Prop’s. EVERYTHING AT SUN FRANCISCO PRICES ati LEhpe4g ee rmaTs. 3 tes The Lowest Living Prices ! VIOLINS ' The Very Best of Meats! namerr livered te tof the city f t pareevenn wee vere any part of the city free o GUITARS ACUORDEONS . /¢ 1 Have Not What You Want, =>)e / Will Quickly Get it for You lS? SHEET MUSIC ORDERED. EMPIRE STABLE, JAMES HENSESSY, Prop’r. ire Livery Stable largest lot of ‘the Empt h HORSES, CARRIAGES AND BUGGING To be found = this part of the State, Teams with elegant Bugg! Ww and Hacks to let at short notice an reanoe } forma. The horses are free. fro! le. and aor oe going as re ant te a Cares to drive DR. J. F. SHAW, Dentist. b NEVADA CITY, CAL, Fine Plate Work a Specialty. All Kinds of Fillings, NATIONAL MARKET, Broad St., Opp, Citizens’ Bank. C. J. NAPPZIGER, + = Prop's. Meats dati vered free ef charge, 4 once Cig ngs at hina P. M., Png, = Broad 8t., Nevada City, opp, National Bxchange . Motel, on reasonable: ectend Sundays; On oe Office in Odd Fellows Building, Broad, Street, Extracting Skilifully Done. ‘