January 14, 1895 (4 pages)

a Daoed h addition, ~ have an eaeny on ‘‘Money and Bauking. es = were arrested for disturbing the peace. One . Carr Bros, Drug Store. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT _—— Published his Evening ca Beaday, BROWN 6 & CALKINS, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . Piopeietors. DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO. _Sudden Death of a Well-Known Ne= vada City Young Lady. A telegram was received in this city tcday.from San F rancisco announcing that Miss Margaret Belle Coan had died at that place yesterday. The cause of death is not known, the nature of her si¢kness not ‘being given in the dispatch, Miss Coan is well WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, known to. many of the residénts of this city, she having been raised here and lived with her parents at Indian Flat, a few miles west of town. The deceased was a highly JAN. 14, 1895 MONDAY. estimable young: lady, liked and respected by all who knew her: She had a large fo@ For lnteresting reading matter look on first page. Superior —* ‘The. following business was ‘traanested in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: J? H. Keller vs, and Milling Company. of the plaintiff for $55. J, A. Gleason vs. Gaston Ridge Mining Judgment in favor and Milling Company. of the plaintiff for the sum df $3,820 45. ‘state of Alexis Seneschal, deceased. Fettlement of final account and discharge of administrator, Estate of Joseph D, Rogers, deceased. Letters of administration issued toChas. Hegarty. Bond fixed at $3,000. §:Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased. Order admitting will to probate and appoints ing John Martin and A, G, Dennett, executors. Bond fixed at $600. Estate of Wm. H. Towne, deceased. Order postponing matter one week. C. Comisky vs. W.-H. Stacy etal. Demurrer -to cross complaint submitted without argument and overruled, Sam Locke vs. Jew Qung et al. murrer to complaint, swer, —Mrs,.M. Williams et al. vs. John M. Williams et al. Judgment in favor of plaintiff in accordance with complaint.—o-# Se + Overland’s Literary Note, ‘Des Twenty days to anwigs One of the most interesting articles on the Chinese-Japanese-Corean question that has so far appeared, will be found in the February number of ‘the Overland Monthly under the ¢aption, ‘Lhe Mongol Triad,”. by the Editor of the N.Y. Journalist and wife of.ex-Consul Fales of Amoy, China, The author treats of the history of the three Mongolian races and shows the causes’ that led up to the present complication with a clearness and distinctness that is refreshing, A charmingly written and illustrated sketch will be E. W. Wooster’s story of a California outing up the Salmon river, ‘Pine Boughs.”’ It reveals a paradise of game for the sportsman, In the interesting“ series of articles on ‘Ship Building in California” Captain John G,. North’s -narrative of, his early attempts towards building up a mer= chant marine on this Coast, Inthe “True Tales from the West” Chauncey L, Canfield contributes *‘An Argonautic Episode.” The truthfulness of every one of this remarkable chain of early-day eXperiences is vouched for by the editor and author. W.H. Mills will “is_ae welcome ~ 9 GH Oe Lively. "There were several fights and rows Saturday night. Last evening. two druinmers of them refused to go with Marshal Getchell and was tapped on the head with the officer’s billy, This morning they both appeared in the Justice Court and were discharged, the evidence against them being insufficient to sustain the charge, + e@e + — Cure for Headache, Asaremedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved ‘to bes the very best. It effects’a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick, headaches yield to its influence, We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. 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The remains will be brought to this: city for interment, arriving here on this evening’s train, The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon from St. Canice Catholic istnabaca 80+ Thomas Manuel Forgot That BroadStreet Bridge Was Down. Last evening about half-past 8 “o'clock a young man named, Thomas Manuel, who is employed as wiper at. the Narrow Gauge engine house in this city, met with a serious‘accident. He'was on his way to the depot, and in attempting to overtake one of the hotel busses’ he ran down ‘Broad ‘street from the National Hotel, forgetting that there was no bridge across the creek. There was no barricade up to. warn ‘pedestrians and Manuel went off the end~of the sidewalk and into the creek between the abutmént and the end of the sidewalk. He fell eight or ten feet:und struck on some knee and ankle, He called for assistance fracture. Manuel was then taken to the depot and sent to Colfax, where his parents resides, , _——— —o-2@o o LOCALS IN BRIEF. ow Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings A Kaights of Pythias lodge will be gauizeil in-Gelfax in the near future. pvish was sentenced last week to orof Bmastaviiie was driving cattle a few days ago, when a cow ran against his horse, knocking the animal down, . Thomas was badly bruised. The Sierra. Valley Leader says: The San Francisco bank that reported-no money .to the credit of the English Mountain mine to pay checks, has reported the money depos ited and asks that the checks be sent in, . and tlie check-holders in this vicinity are happy. 4-00 boards, breaking his right leg ‘between the and was carried into Solari’s saloon, where . . Dr, Muller was summoned and -reduced: the}.SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Frank. Holbrook Stabbed by William see ‘OHearn. _ Saturday afternoon about 5 o ‘clock William O’Hearn and Frank Holbrook got into a quagrel on Pine street, near, Spring, during which O’Hearn drew a poeket knife and. stabbed Holbrook, the blade entering the latter’s side, near the waist, producing a wound about two inches long, but not more than a quarter of an inch deep. The blow was a dewnward one, and did not cause much injury, the thick shirts worn by Holbrook preventing the knife from cutting very deep. It seems that O’Hearn was bothering a boy and that Holbrook took the boy’s part, this act of his causing the row that ended in the stabbing. Both men had been drinking. oa O’Hearn was taken before Justice Mulloy, and a charge preferred against him for assault with a deadly weapon. Bail was fixed at $500, in default of which he was taken to the county jail, His hearing has 32en set for Wednesday. = eS ‘PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. John Gruhler of Sacramento is in town. H. Tuggy of San Fraucisco is in town. C. G. Kimball of Sacramento is in town. D. M. Jones came down from Dutch Flat today. T. Vizzard came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. Chas. F, Bandeman of San Francisco ar. rived here last evening. L. E, Blumberg of San Francisco is here in the interest of a wholesalé house of that place. __ A.G, Dennett, John Martin and Wm, Trood came down from North Bloomfield today. Albert Hartman of this city was married at Forbestown = to.a young lady of that place. NeP. Brown, editor of the TRANSCRIPT, accompanied by his wife, went to San Francisco Saturday night on a brief visit, O, Sundérhaus and H. L, Gunzburger, of Downieville, arrived here from San FrancisGo on their way home last evening.Charles Hartman and Jessie Hitchcock. who have been working in a mine in Calaveras county, returned here Saturday evening. G. M. Harris, S. Furth and E. H. Furth, who have been visiting their parents. at North San Juan, arrived here Saturday evening en route below, where they are at . tending school, ——-6o-———_____. Condition of Millard, Sacramento Bee: Word comes from Los Angeles that the condition of LieutenantGovernor Millard is considerably improved. He took the oath of office before Superior Judge Clarke on Thursday, and the papers are to be forwarded to Sacramento iminediately, It is said that in the event of + Lieutenagt-Governor Reddick’s refusal to relinquish the chair, or the refusal of the Legislature to recognize the oath thus taken, a resolution will be submitted: authorizing A Conflagration. A destructive fire occurred at Wheatland Saturday night by which the town was al-+. most déstroyed. The postoffice, Wheatland . hotel, Central hotel, Gem saloon, Duplex’s barber shop andresidence were entirely destroyed. The. loss is estimated at about $15,000 or $20,000 and but meagre insurance, The fire originated in one. of the rooms of the Central hotel, but just how is not known.” Nobody was injured, The losses of the Postmistress and Wm. A. Mick in property were -héavy:The. new depot and the block opposite were nearly caught, but by heroic work of the citizens were saved, The Odd Fellows were holding a banduet at the time of the fire, 8:30 Pp. mM. and everbody worked in Sunday clothes to help put it. out. The railroad company’s ate todo more than put out the fire alrealy under control, ~ So eetgibes ie To Be Declared Insolvent. Win, M, Minton and C, J, Garland, -who the Rainbow Mining Company, filed their petition in insolvency in the Superior Court icte. The majority of the creditors of the insolvents reside in Sierra and Nevada counties. The debts of the insolvents amount to $10,460. The partners got hold of some mining property and put ina good deal of money te work it. They have now failed, dwing to numerous bills’ for material and labor, The insolvents are residents of Oakland, 4 +2 The Weather. The rain poured down Saturday night. There were a series of heavy showers, during which the rain fell by the bucketful-and everything was thoroughly soaked. The rainfatl for the twenty-four hours ending at 9 o’glock yesterday morning was 1.54 inches; for the month, 10.91; for the seaToday there has been a mixture of sunshime and clouds, and a slight sprinkle of rain. + $e + Tite Mogr remarkable cures of scrolula on record have been accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, This medicine. is unequalled for diveases of ‘Ye blood. Take only: Hood' a Hoon’s Prius gre hand made, and perfect —_——-—-—-+960-4 oe _ GREAT OAKS : if Fron Tittle acorns grow, se also; lho fatal diseases spring~from small beginnings, Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; fering “and sorrow. Dr, J, Hy McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm -is a certain. cure 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ) They Lead All Others for the appointment of ene member from each House to personally supervise the swearing n of the Lieatenant-Governor. If this plan. does not work, Mr. Millard willpostpone his proposed trip to Indio and will go to Sacramento instead. If this becofnes necessary, he will ask for a leave of absence immediately upon the administration of the oath before the joint session, =e a eas eis: Prescott on Deck Again, L. R. Prescott today resumed carrying the mail between this city and WashingtonHe has arranged with the Eureka Express Company to take the mail to North Bloomfield, and from there it willbe carried on pack animals over the trail te Maybert and Washington, As soon as the snow goes off, Mr. Prescott will take the mail by stage over the'regular route. It has to be carried every Uay and the price paid is $770 per annum, Saieniamasemmememen BORN. At French Corral, to the wife of. Ed. Kuhlman—a:son, In this city, January 18th, to the wife. of J. T. Hoskins, a son, . MARRIED. At the residence of the “bride’s mother, Nevada City, Jan. 13, 1895, by Rev. J. Sims, Charles Carveth to Miss Elisabeth Scadden. é & America Leads the World. © Just so with the Great American Importing Tea Co.'s TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, * ee CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, Superior Quality, Lowest. Prices. Ere toAlf} . Commercial Street, Nevada City: Mesias Presents Given Away ' FOR SALE. A House and-Lot sit in Névada City is offor sale at a bargain. The house contains oad three . buy-a inadred~pound sack, ~ rooms, -all cxiled, and in, good repair, There . , A SURPRISE. A Pleasant One Tendered Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Rutherford. Truckee Republican: A reception, in form of a surprise, was tendered Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Rutherford at Pythian Castle Friday ee The affair was gotten up very quietly and was @ complete surprise te both of them. The Lodge of K. of P. closed at nine o’clock and the hall was soon crowded The K. of P. Lodge had donated the use of the hall and furnised music for thé occasion, while the ladies of Truckee made every preparation necessary to make. the affair a suteess, After the many kind wishes and pleasant greetings for their future happiness and prosperity had been bestowed, ganiles were played in which all took a lively part, but the sound of the violin told of. another pleasure in store and the floor was, soon crowded with couples anxious for the enjoymient of the dance. Music and dancing, interspersed with vocal solos, were kept up until two o'clock in the morning, when the party broke up. Refrestmenta wefe servid at twelve. The bered by Mr. and Mrs, Rutherford, and, as they journey through life together, memory will ever keep fresh in their minds the kind and generous disposition of the people of Truckee. oe Accident.to Victor Clement. Grass Valley Telegraph: The many friends here of Victor Clement will be pained to learn that he met ,with an accident some time since by which he-loses the use of his right arm. Mr. Clement is managing large mining properties in Johannesburg, South Africa, and while on his way: to his business his team ran away and Mr. Clement was thrown to the ground. This fall was a violent one, resulting in a broken collar-bone and a dislocated elbow. The collar-bone was set and soon got all right, but the the surgeon did not discover. that the elbow was dislocated for quite a while, in fact, not until it was too late to remedy the injury, The best surgeons in Africa were consulted, but could do nothing for Mr. Clement,_.He finally went to Paris, France, do nothing for him. His right arm is éntirely useless and always will be. We learn that Mr. George Starr is filling the position j occupied by Mr, Clement as mining Superintendent.Mr= Clement was for. some time Superintendent of the Empire mine: of this place, + 0@e + Attempted Burglary. Thieves tried to break into Mrs. Dickerman’s house on Winter street, a few nights ago, but were frightened off. They then attempted to get into John Heyer’s residence, next door, and succeeded in opening one of the doors, when they were alarmed by the barking of a dog and fled. There is no doubt but what the town is infested with sneak thieves, burglars and other hard characters. They are being driven out of other places and if these worthies are not kept moving their number will continue to increase. — 2 #@e-e = Broke a Bone. accident at the Orleans ‘mine Saturday the breaking of a bone near the right. ankle, Trevillian was helping at the rock breaker, work which he is not accustomed to, and in trying to throw the driving belt with his foot got caught, and was hoisted over the shaft, stopping the machine for about a minute. Dr. C. W. Jenes was called and set the bone. It is not thought any serious consequences will follow, er Operation Performed. Doctors Willis arid Sawyer of Grass Valley yesterday performed an operation on Johnston of that The lady is in a very critical the person of Mra, W. 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Jamieson, post mortem examinations, $45. — & 5 eg Purcell, livery hire, $3. _ Wm: Richards; Constable fees, $204.70; tan Bros, & -Co., -repairing Purdon bridge, $397. j A Good Chance for Some One. Wanted, a good home in the .country for a&homeless bey of twelve years, with no relatives to care for him,@now living on charity, with erushing sense -of dependence, American born of German parents; he is healthy, comely, . intelligent and well disposed, Accustomed to useful service on the ranch and about: the -heuse, with a fair chance he is well‘able to éaa his living. le order to:prevent his becoming a tramp, wire will give thi#:boy a home ? Address with stamp, Rév. J. W, Daniels, Assistant Superiftendent Children’s Home Society, No. 1219 Seventh’ street, Sacramento, California, Uniform Rank Notice. All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Division, are hereby notified to appear at Armory Hall every _Wednesday night for drill practice. 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a Daoed h addition, ~ have an eaeny on ‘‘Money and Bauking. es = were arrested for disturbing the peace. One . Carr Bros, Drug Store. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT _—— Published his Evening ca Beaday, BROWN 6 & CALKINS, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month . Piopeietors. DIED IN SAN FRANCISCO. _Sudden Death of a Well-Known Ne= vada City Young Lady. A telegram was received in this city tcday.from San F rancisco announcing that Miss Margaret Belle Coan had died at that place yesterday. The cause of death is not known, the nature of her si¢kness not ‘being given in the dispatch, Miss Coan is well WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE: SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, known to. many of the residénts of this city, she having been raised here and lived with her parents at Indian Flat, a few miles west of town. The deceased was a highly JAN. 14, 1895 MONDAY. estimable young: lady, liked and respected by all who knew her: She had a large fo@ For lnteresting reading matter look on first page. Superior —* ‘The. following business was ‘traanested in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding: J? H. Keller vs, and Milling Company. of the plaintiff for $55. J, A. Gleason vs. Gaston Ridge Mining Judgment in favor and Milling Company. of the plaintiff for the sum df $3,820 45. ‘state of Alexis Seneschal, deceased. Fettlement of final account and discharge of administrator, Estate of Joseph D, Rogers, deceased. Letters of administration issued toChas. Hegarty. Bond fixed at $3,000. §:Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased. Order admitting will to probate and appoints ing John Martin and A, G, Dennett, executors. Bond fixed at $600. Estate of Wm. H. Towne, deceased. Order postponing matter one week. C. Comisky vs. W.-H. Stacy etal. Demurrer -to cross complaint submitted without argument and overruled, Sam Locke vs. Jew Qung et al. murrer to complaint, swer, —Mrs,.M. Williams et al. vs. John M. Williams et al. Judgment in favor of plaintiff in accordance with complaint.—o-# Se + Overland’s Literary Note, ‘Des Twenty days to anwigs One of the most interesting articles on the Chinese-Japanese-Corean question that has so far appeared, will be found in the February number of ‘the Overland Monthly under the ¢aption, ‘Lhe Mongol Triad,”. by the Editor of the N.Y. Journalist and wife of.ex-Consul Fales of Amoy, China, The author treats of the history of the three Mongolian races and shows the causes’ that led up to the present complication with a clearness and distinctness that is refreshing, A charmingly written and illustrated sketch will be E. W. Wooster’s story of a California outing up the Salmon river, ‘Pine Boughs.”’ It reveals a paradise of game for the sportsman, In the interesting“ series of articles on ‘Ship Building in California” Captain John G,. North’s -narrative of, his early attempts towards building up a mer= chant marine on this Coast, Inthe “True Tales from the West” Chauncey L, Canfield contributes *‘An Argonautic Episode.” The truthfulness of every one of this remarkable chain of early-day eXperiences is vouched for by the editor and author. W.H. Mills will “is_ae welcome ~ 9 GH Oe Lively. "There were several fights and rows Saturday night. Last evening. two druinmers of them refused to go with Marshal Getchell and was tapped on the head with the officer’s billy, This morning they both appeared in the Justice Court and were discharged, the evidence against them being insufficient to sustain the charge, + e@e + — Cure for Headache, Asaremedy for all forms of Headache Electric Bitters has proved ‘to bes the very best. It effects’a permanent cure and the most dreaded habitual sick, headaches yield to its influence, We urge all who are afflicted to procure a bottle, and give this remedy a fair trial. In cases of habitual constipation Electric Bitters cures by giving the needed’ tone to the bowels, and few cafes long resist the use of this medicine. Try it once. Large bottles only Fifty cents:at Carr Bros, Drug Store. 2 2ee + Specimen Cases, 8S. H, Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in tiesh and strength, Three boftles of Electric Bitters cured him, Edward Shepherd, Burlichors. Tll., hada running sore on his leg of eight years’ ‘stand: ing. Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, and his leg is soundand well. John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he wag’incurable, One Lottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arn‘ca Salve cured him entirely, Sold at tio Awarded — Highest Honors—World’s bass “DR. MOST PERFECT MADE: ‘A.pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, ee Gaston Ridge Mining Judgment in—favor fire train arrived from. Rocklin, but was too ‘have been doing business under the name of . Thursday, says the San Francisco. Chronson, 38,72. in proportion and’ appearance, if allowed to develop they cause much sufnumber of friends in this city,,who. will be grieved to hear of her sudden and untimely death. She leaves a father, mother, three sisters and two brothers. Mrs, Chris, Weber and Mrs. Peter Orzalli, of this city, are sisters of the deceased and Thomas and John Coan are her brothers, For the past few years she has resided in San Francisco, where she couducted a dressmaking parlor. She was born in Eng-. land and was 27 years of age. The remains will be brought to this: city for interment, arriving here on this evening’s train, The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon from St. Canice Catholic istnabaca 80+ Thomas Manuel Forgot That BroadStreet Bridge Was Down. Last evening about half-past 8 “o'clock a young man named, Thomas Manuel, who is employed as wiper at. the Narrow Gauge engine house in this city, met with a serious‘accident. He'was on his way to the depot, and in attempting to overtake one of the hotel busses’ he ran down ‘Broad ‘street from the National Hotel, forgetting that there was no bridge across the creek. There was no barricade up to. warn ‘pedestrians and Manuel went off the end~of the sidewalk and into the creek between the abutmént and the end of the sidewalk. He fell eight or ten feet:und struck on some knee and ankle, He called for assistance fracture. Manuel was then taken to the depot and sent to Colfax, where his parents resides, , _——— —o-2@o o LOCALS IN BRIEF. ow Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings A Kaights of Pythias lodge will be gauizeil in-Gelfax in the near future. pvish was sentenced last week to orof Bmastaviiie was driving cattle a few days ago, when a cow ran against his horse, knocking the animal down, . Thomas was badly bruised. The Sierra. Valley Leader says: The San Francisco bank that reported-no money .to the credit of the English Mountain mine to pay checks, has reported the money depos ited and asks that the checks be sent in, . and tlie check-holders in this vicinity are happy. 4-00 boards, breaking his right leg ‘between the and was carried into Solari’s saloon, where . . Dr, Muller was summoned and -reduced: the}.SLIGHTLY WOUNDED. Frank. Holbrook Stabbed by William see ‘OHearn. _ Saturday afternoon about 5 o ‘clock William O’Hearn and Frank Holbrook got into a quagrel on Pine street, near, Spring, during which O’Hearn drew a poeket knife and. stabbed Holbrook, the blade entering the latter’s side, near the waist, producing a wound about two inches long, but not more than a quarter of an inch deep. The blow was a dewnward one, and did not cause much injury, the thick shirts worn by Holbrook preventing the knife from cutting very deep. It seems that O’Hearn was bothering a boy and that Holbrook took the boy’s part, this act of his causing the row that ended in the stabbing. Both men had been drinking. oa O’Hearn was taken before Justice Mulloy, and a charge preferred against him for assault with a deadly weapon. Bail was fixed at $500, in default of which he was taken to the county jail, His hearing has 32en set for Wednesday. = eS ‘PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. John Gruhler of Sacramento is in town. H. Tuggy of San Fraucisco is in town. C. G. Kimball of Sacramento is in town. D. M. Jones came down from Dutch Flat today. T. Vizzard came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. Chas. F, Bandeman of San Francisco ar. rived here last evening. L. E, Blumberg of San Francisco is here in the interest of a wholesalé house of that place. __ A.G, Dennett, John Martin and Wm, Trood came down from North Bloomfield today. Albert Hartman of this city was married at Forbestown = to.a young lady of that place. NeP. Brown, editor of the TRANSCRIPT, accompanied by his wife, went to San Francisco Saturday night on a brief visit, O, Sundérhaus and H. L, Gunzburger, of Downieville, arrived here from San FrancisGo on their way home last evening.Charles Hartman and Jessie Hitchcock. who have been working in a mine in Calaveras county, returned here Saturday evening. G. M. Harris, S. Furth and E. H. Furth, who have been visiting their parents. at North San Juan, arrived here Saturday evening en route below, where they are at . tending school, ——-6o-———_____.. Condition of Millard, Sacramento Bee: Word comes from Los Angeles that the condition of LieutenantGovernor Millard is considerably improved. He took the oath of office before Superior Judge Clarke on Thursday, and the papers are to be forwarded to Sacramento iminediately, It is said that in the event of + Lieutenagt-Governor Reddick’s refusal to relinquish the chair, or the refusal of the Legislature to recognize the oath thus taken, a resolution will be submitted: authorizing A Conflagration. A destructive fire occurred at Wheatland Saturday night by which the town was al-+. most déstroyed. The postoffice, Wheatland . hotel, Central hotel, Gem saloon, Duplex’s barber shop andresidence were entirely destroyed. The. loss is estimated at about $15,000 or $20,000 and but meagre insurance, The fire originated in one. of the rooms of the Central hotel, but just how is not known.” Nobody was injured, The losses of the Postmistress and Wm. A. Mick in property were -héavy:The. new depot and the block opposite were nearly caught, but by heroic work of the citizens were saved, The Odd Fellows were holding a banduet at the time of the fire, 8:30 Pp. mM. and everbody worked in Sunday clothes to help put it. out. The railroad company’s ate todo more than put out the fire alrealy under control, ~ So eetgibes ie To Be Declared Insolvent. Win, M, Minton and C, J, Garland, -who the Rainbow Mining Company, filed their petition in insolvency in the Superior Court icte. The majority of the creditors of the insolvents reside in Sierra and Nevada counties. The debts of the insolvents amount to $10,460. The partners got hold of some mining property and put ina good deal of money te work it. They have now failed, dwing to numerous bills’ for material and labor, The insolvents are residents of Oakland, 4 +2 The Weather. The rain poured down Saturday night. There were a series of heavy showers, during which the rain fell by the bucketful-and everything was thoroughly soaked. The rainfatl for the twenty-four hours ending at 9 o’glock yesterday morning was 1.54 inches; for the month, 10.91; for the seaToday there has been a mixture of sunshime and clouds, and a slight sprinkle of rain. + $e + Tite Mogr remarkable cures of scrolula on record have been accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, This medicine. is unequalled for diveases of ‘Ye blood. Take only: Hood' a Hoon’s Prius gre hand made, and perfect —_——-—-—-+960-4 oe _ GREAT OAKS : if Fron Tittle acorns grow, se also; lho fatal diseases spring~from small beginnings, Never neglect symptoms of Kidney Troubles; fering “and sorrow. Dr, J, Hy McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm -is a certain. cure 40 YEARS THE STANDARD. ) They Lead All Others for the appointment of ene member from each House to personally supervise the swearing n of the Lieatenant-Governor. If this plan. does not work, Mr. Millard willpostpone his proposed trip to Indio and will go to Sacramento instead. If this becofnes necessary, he will ask for a leave of absence immediately upon the administration of the oath before the joint session, =e a eas eis: Prescott on Deck Again, L. R. Prescott today resumed carrying the mail between this city and WashingtonHe has arranged with the Eureka Express Company to take the mail to North Bloomfield, and from there it willbe carried on pack animals over the trail te Maybert and Washington, As soon as the snow goes off, Mr. Prescott will take the mail by stage over the'regular route. It has to be carried every Uay and the price paid is $770 per annum, Saieniamasemmememen BORN. At French Corral, to the wife of. Ed. Kuhlman—a:son, In this city, January 18th, to the wife. of J. T. Hoskins, a son, . MARRIED. At the residence of the “bride’s mother, Nevada City, Jan. 13, 1895, by Rev. J. Sims, Charles Carveth to Miss Elisabeth Scadden. é & America Leads the World. © Just so with the Great American Importing Tea Co.'s TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, * ee CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, Superior Quality, Lowest. Prices. Ere toAlf} . Commercial Street, Nevada City: Mesias Presents Given Away ' FOR SALE. A House and-Lot sit in Névada City is offor sale at a bargain. The house contains oad three . buy-a inadred~pound sack, ~ rooms, -all cxiled, and in, good repair, There . , A SURPRISE. A Pleasant One Tendered Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Rutherford. Truckee Republican: A reception, in form of a surprise, was tendered Mr, and Mrs. F. M. Rutherford at Pythian Castle Friday ee The affair was gotten up very quietly and was @ complete surprise te both of them. The Lodge of K. of P. closed at nine o’clock and the hall was soon crowded The K. of P. Lodge had donated the use of the hall and furnised music for thé occasion, while the ladies of Truckee made every preparation necessary to make. the affair a suteess, After the many kind wishes and pleasant greetings for their future happiness and prosperity had been bestowed, ganiles

were played in which all took a lively part, but the sound of the violin told of. another pleasure in store and the floor was, soon crowded with couples anxious for the enjoymient of the dance. Music and dancing, interspersed with vocal solos, were kept up until two o'clock in the morning, when the party broke up. Refrestmenta wefe servid at twelve. The bered by Mr. and Mrs, Rutherford, and, as they journey through life together, memory will ever keep fresh in their minds the kind and generous disposition of the people of Truckee. oe Accident.to Victor Clement. Grass Valley Telegraph: The many friends here of Victor Clement will be pained to learn that he met ,with an accident some time since by which he-loses the use of his right arm. Mr. Clement is managing large mining properties in Johannesburg, South Africa, and while on his way: to his business his team ran away and Mr. Clement was thrown to the ground. This fall was a violent one, resulting in a broken collar-bone and a dislocated elbow. The collar-bone was set and soon got all right, but the the surgeon did not discover. that the elbow was dislocated for quite a while, in fact, not until it was too late to remedy the injury, The best surgeons in Africa were consulted, but could do nothing for Mr. Clement,_.He finally went to Paris, France, do nothing for him. His right arm is éntirely useless and always will be. We learn that Mr. George Starr is filling the position j occupied by Mr, Clement as mining Superintendent.Mr= Clement was for. some time Superintendent of the Empire mine: of this place, + 0@e + Attempted Burglary. Thieves tried to break into Mrs. Dickerman’s house on Winter street, a few nights ago, but were frightened off. They then attempted to get into John Heyer’s residence, next door, and succeeded in opening one of the doors, when they were alarmed by the barking of a dog and fled. There is no doubt but what the town is infested with sneak thieves, burglars and other hard characters. They are being driven out of other places and if these worthies are not kept moving their number will continue to increase. — 2 #@e-e = Broke a Bone. accident at the Orleans ‘mine Saturday the breaking of a bone near the right. ankle, Trevillian was helping at the rock breaker, work which he is not accustomed to, and in trying to throw the driving belt with his foot got caught, and was hoisted over the shaft, stopping the machine for about a minute. Dr. C. W. Jenes was called and set the bone. It is not thought any serious consequences will follow, er Operation Performed. Doctors Willis arid Sawyer of Grass Valley yesterday performed an operation on Johnston of that The lady is in a very critical the person of Mra, W. C, place. condition and it is doubtful whether she will survive the effects of the operation, ein. a — + @ee Deafness Cannot Be Cured By local applications as they cannoteach the diseased portion of the ear, There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Titbe, When this tube is inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Denfness ia the result, and unless the inflaitmation ‘can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflagaed condition of the mucons surfaces, We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannet be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars ; free, #. J. CHENEY & CO., eee ae Druggiste, 7 75c. 2 Oe + Toledo, Oo; Fine Dotkiane. 5 Fine Burbank potatoes, one cent’ per} pound, at Gaylord’s, A silver dollar will . +7e@ee Free Pills Send your address to H, E. Bucklen & Co,, Chicago, and get ¢ sample box of Dr, King’s. New Life Pills: A trial wili conThese pits are ly eftectivevince you of theiz merits. easy in action and are par, ache. For Malaria and Liver troubles ‘they have been proved invaluable. They do-not weaken by their action, but by giving tone to stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold by oF . Carr Bros. Drug Store. ———-—+0-2 ee Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys. isa hoa well fenced, containing, five . " A trial will convines yoit of ite great potency. . **®* ' Eaquire ot ° ” Sold at Carr Bros,” Baug Store. Pow W. B, CELIO, Children love it.~ Sold hy Carr Bros. “ with the friends of the newly married couple, ' occasion was one which will long be remem-. but to no avail, the physicians there could . “ .-G. V. Union Joe Trevillian met with an . . which luckily ended in no worse ferm than . : in the cure of Constipatien and—-SickHeall-— SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. z Business Transacted at the Session Began January. 7th. tne General Road Fund: Fred Miller, surveying for.county, $25. The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the General Fund: I. Brophy, registration affidavits, 75 cente, The fee books of the County’ Recorder tled up to January 7, '95. the 5th Road District Fund: Jos, Goldan, labor on roads, $181.26. Frank Carnana, labor on roads, $6. The following bills were ordered paid from the General Fund: Dr. E. Jamieson, post mortem examinations, $45. — & 5 eg Purcell, livery hire, $3. _ Wm: Richards; Constable fees, $204.70; tan Bros, & -Co., -repairing Purdon bridge, $397. j A Good Chance for Some One. Wanted, a good home in the .country for a&homeless bey of twelve years, with no relatives to care for him,@now living on charity, with erushing sense -of dependence, American born of German parents; he is healthy, comely, . intelligent and well disposed, Accustomed to useful service on the ranch and about: the -heuse, with a fair chance he is well‘able to éaa his living. le order to:prevent his becoming a tramp, wire will give thi#:boy a home ? Address with stamp, Rév. J. W, Daniels, Assistant Superiftendent Children’s Home Society, No. 1219 Seventh’ street, Sacramento, California, Uniform Rank Notice. All members of Uniform Rank, Mountain Division, are hereby notified to appear at Armory Hall every _Wednesday night for drill practice. 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It is procurable free, of druggists and country dealers everywhere, and ia printed in English, German, French,Spanish, Welsh, Norwegian, Holland, Swedish and Bohemian, “ as "OS. + 0@ee —_ All Free, Those who have used Dr,” King’s _New Discovery know its value, and those who have jot, have now the opportunity to try it Free, Call on the advertised Druggist and get.a Trial Bottle, Free, Send. your name and address to H, E. Bucklen and Co., Chicago, and get a sample box-of Dr. King’s New Life Pills, Free, as well as a capy of Guide -to Health and Household Instructur Free. All of which is guaranteed to do yoo ood and cost you nothing. Sold at Carr Brow. Drugstore. The Magic Touch Hood’s Sarsapaviiia You smile at the idea # ,. But if you suffer from Dyspepsia. And Indigestion, try a bottle, ‘and before you have taken half a dozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and no doubt exclaim, “That Just Hits It!’’ \** That soothing effect. is a c touch!’ Hood's Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and. digestive organs, invigorates the liver, creates-a natural, healthy desire for food, gives resleep, and in short, raises the health tone of the éntire system. Remember Hood's =: — ———— ane Moun eect OLN ALIS _ “ Ss “ x oabqesce: :~~ Cures . Hood's Pile cure ver il 960 --The following demands were allowed on’ were examined and found correct and 4sét-! The following demands “were allowed on: ~~Mrs. Hartley Sentenced. Reno, (Nev,),;January 12.—Alice M, Hartley, who killed M. D, Foley last July, appeared in court. this morning, accompanied by her nurse and several lady friends, to receive her sentence. Mrs. Wright, the nurse, carried Mrs. Hartley’s. babe, scarcely two months old. Judge Cheney, after reading a lengthy decision, denied a motion for new trial aad sentenced the defendant to eleven years in State Prison. Her attorney made a motion for arrest of execution, pending an appeal to the-Supreme Court. Judge Cheney this afternoon decldind to admit Mrs. Hartley to bail in the sum of $25,000, pending an appeal to the — Court. sie oo A Terrible Accident. The friends of Rev, Conrad Haney, of Chicago,“ who. ran off with another man’s wife a few wéeks ago, give as an exouse for his actions that he-gave up the tobacco habit and that itso unsettled his nerves that he-had no control of himself, That is a—terrible warning to clergymen not to break off too suddenly from the. tobacco habit.—Napa Journal, ——+-2@e———. Large Eastern —! : Shell oysters always on hand at the Golden West. Call and try them. n2tf Buckien’s _— Salve. The best Salve in, the world for Outa, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran. teed ‘tolgive perfect satisfucion o: money refunded. Price 25 cetits per box. Fos sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. > Absolutely Pure. . A cresm ‘of tartar lrkirg pe Highest cf all ov Jeevenine na gih—— United State: Corn art besa Rep. Royal BakingPowder. Co., 106. WallSt. N.Y , ~ Oranges 10 cts. per dozen. Sicily Lemons 30 cts. Bananas 40 cts. per dozen. —A4T— ie ‘ : VES . PRVRYRPRO RR [PRT AY RTAGRORY Ss 4S 4 "SS Cuwaewewawig a ee oY NO NS NO ROR REO aid‘ LEADING CAN DYMAKER, 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City. as a premium. worth held ld . The House in the : Oldest Was the lucky number that was drawn from the*box and won the Cushion that was offered by us Br. F; A E. Wadsticket and” becomes’ possessor of the Cushion, Gentlemen's this city, Furnishing: Under new management, with New Goods and New Prices. MARCUS. M. BARUH, Manager. J ERY . Look at these Prices Flour,p2r roo Ibs. $1.85 Corn, per 100 lbs. $1.70, : Rolled Barley, per 100 $1.35. Bran, per 100 Ibs, $1.20. ay Granulated Sugar, 15 lbs for $1. Brown Sugar, 17 Ibs for $1. Rice, 16 Ibs for: 4. Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1. Pea Beans, 28 lbs for $1. Oysters, 2 Ib cans ‘5 for $1. ‘Oysters, 1 Ib cans, to for $1. Sweet Corn, 9 cans for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. String Beans, 8 cans for $1. Fomatos, 10 cans. for $1. 4 XY Middlings, per too lbs. $1.30. . 0o They Can't}3 Beat! Salmon, 8 .cans for $1 . Sardines, key opener, 8: for $r. ‘Corned Beef, Libby's 5 for $1 ‘Lard, 10 lb cans, $1.20. : Lard, 5 Ib caiis, 70 cts. ‘Best Pickle Roll Butter, per . roll, 40 cts. Best Reno Creamery Butter, : per square, 55 cts. 20 lbs. for $1. Sago, 20 Ibs. for $1. . ‘Seedless Raisins, . 14 Ibs. $1 ESS 16 Ibsv Tor $1. . . Tapico, 1Ci itroh, 2e-cts. per Ib, Ch ums, 6. cans-for $1 Currants, 14 Ibs-for r $re ey Call at the Store, and-see those ‘Beautiful Books that we givé-away—free to each customer, & Bo COLE, Main Street, opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal, ri