January 18, 1897 (4 pages)

BROWN & CALKINS. . NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . FROM WASHINGTON. A. Correspondent Sends Some Mining Items From. That District. Wasniweron, January 11th. Eprror Transcrirr: The mining outlook in this district continues very encouraging. ‘Hayes Brothers are still finding big nuggets and coarse gold in theit gravel mifie. Pat Foley has struck a new prospect on the north fork of Poorman’s creek, over in Eureka townsbip, south of the National & Culbertson . mines. The vein isa foot wide and the prospects are that a good mine will be developed. Foley’s many friends wish him sucit bas not et any time © E to obcess. At the California mine Superintendent Harmon is pushing the tannel ahead rapidly, and expects soon to cut into the ore shoots that paid so well in the upper workings. It begins to look as if the old mine would be a big gold producer again. -{he Washington mine has been ex‘amined by experts, with a view to purchasing and reopening the property. ‘it is understood that the experts were . lon, for the possession of the Superior Judgeship, came up this reliable information from others he had . was deemed it advisable to enter into & contest in the hope that it might show that h8 (Ridge) was elected instead of . with searching investiga returns that the. defendant instead of. iel W. the plaintiff had there had been shown to be an entire absence of fraud of Defendant. Telephone. When thé case of Ridge against Ni. Albert Glasson, nine-year-old son of . morning bemorning, after a sickness of several recovered when he suffered a relapse. His condition became critical, and it lied and began to improve again, until a few days ago, when he suddenly grew . The immediate cause of death pneumonia. A Chinaman living in the Chinese quarter took Rough on Rats yesterday, suicidal intent. Dr. Jones was held an inquest on the corpse. F on been benefited ; that Grass Valley about ten years ago, and comparatively few important irregularities. The plain. vada City. He was 61 years of age. The revival meetings which have t the Methodist lain the office on mere technicalities, been in a “a even if possible, and deeming that there Church for the past — weeks will be was now left no chance to get it otherconta Sm gre De all wise he trusted that the motion to disA meeting © partm 5 miss would be granted. Mr. Walling was held Apa’ haosebon ire sancti nconiating ee bee h panies. It was the sense the able and impartial manner in which) (75> "ting that there should be he had presided over the . negate eee Goad On bakit at aieainain. 00 eee CNet ; aad that the motion to dismiss would Ravine and one for that part ot town not be contested by Mr. Nilon. Neither on top of pon ger Sipe’ vonbd it be urged that the entire costs . mendation effect was thought he would die, but he ral-. place ‘of Wm. Curl and F. J. ~NEW MINING COMPANY. THD TRANSCRIPT . RDGES CONTEST FICELED. GRASS VALLEY GUBANINGS:. REN BT RSNA Frise ao vv Recount Case Dnmlssod on Moton. Tho ows of Today a5 Told Over ho) Some of xr cms rat 1 Work Republican : Mrs. John Glasson, died this . Mining Company er “al . inéorporation with the County Clerk of / ing : . 1 ' weeks. ‘The little fellow had the meas-. this county. MONDAY..-.Poe _JAN, 18, 1897. fore Josge Seth on comet aonaeel fe eae eins 1 ee ect ainionl en bare atte plaintiff moved for a dismissal. In making the motion ent had demanded/Ahe unt in good faith. After the élec' 60,000 shares, the par value of which is taken. They have aj to take the steps y eae tion. Deceased formerly lived at Ne-. by ‘encountering @ large quantity of worked on extensively, but’ those who have worked it say that it is very rich. The water has been the greatest obstruction to work on the channel. The Grand Victory Company will begin developments early next spring. They will put in pumps to handle the water for awhile, and atannel to drain the mine. Dr. Ourthe company for the ensuing year are: Jno. Fay, C. R. McLellan, ess, Ed. Walsh, B. W. May Muldoon. The property of the company is located on Fall creek, about nine miles from Emigrant Gap, ‘The mine is a gravel mine, and will be worked by the drifting process. ‘There has not béen a great deal of work done favorably impressed with’ the district. . gouth from the end of the lower tunnel and cut into the immense ore shoots ‘ici Sue hemi complimented the sides for their fair and gentlemanly conduct of the case. Work is soon‘to begin on the Giant mine and on Worthley & Co.'s claim. Itis intended. to run & drift. that dip south at an angle of 88 degrees. This drift they intend running several hundred feet, then cross-cut from wall to wall. This-will be 250 feet deeper than the upper tunnel. ‘ McOarthy & Co. are running their lower tunnel and expect to soon reach the ore shoot, which is 88 feet wide, 35 feet being pay ore that will yield $5 per ton. of the suit be taxed upon the plaintiff. {t would be perfectly satisfactory te the interests he represented that esch as the defense was concerned nounpleasant personal feelings hed grown out of the contest, and Mr. Walling on behalf of his side said amen to this sentiment. to the City Trustees. PERSONAL POINTERS. 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. F. H. Bell of Auburn is in town. C. E. Alpers is over from Sweetiland. J. C. King of Sacramento is in town. Ed. Mann of Marysville is in town. G.H. Colby of Dutch Flat arrived here last evening. H. French is over from Judge Smith readily granted the moIn domg so he lawyers on both Mr. Ford gave assurance that so far E ral. “hen everybody concerned in the} 4 Gg. Bell of Colfax is here on a visit fortune. The Grand Victory] W has filed articles of The capital stock of the A day yet, but the prospects were later on will probably run company will make his uinor Notes and Comments of Local saying that Mrs. Julia Shea, mother of) Na Mrs. William Walters of this city, di at Kast Cambridge, Mase., last nigh Mond Deceased was about: 85 years of age. Sth. os The Pennsylvania mine, Beat Grass]* ++ wafirs Clover Koot Tea Valley, continues to look. well. Satur‘ Ethel—What was the date of our eh-. pointed agent in this city for the Twin. City Laundry. All orders given prompt’ Jess, one of the company, says there is attention. Broad street, one door bea million in the mine: We hope his prediction is true, end that every mem ber of the BRIEF MEN TION. Interest. gs over $1000 worth of specimens were Is .T taken from several large stringers ure’ amps. der the ledge, where the miners are at quickly. resent working. eh err A ten-light electric dynamo has peeny . put in at the Sargent gravel mine at’ Quaker Hill. of the mine, and W. W. Briggs, an elev trician, after spending a ovuple of days net the mine, have, returned to San} -+ George O. Sargent, owner: # How tte Remembered. ¥ ment, Willie ? a Laundry Agent. ‘ sar A Horsey Remark. Musty—A woman never has horse sense. Crusty—That right, She don’t even know how to bridle her tongue.— Pittsburg Leader. 10 cents a week oF 4Ocentsamonth RayaA Baby’s Life Saved. ae “My baby had croup and was saved French Cor-. by Shilob’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J.B ‘. Martin, Hunteville, Als, one premises about two months ago, The owner Asmal) red cow and calf came tosmy est,repairing done ; eee # . 4.45 and 6:90 p. m. ca 26, o ‘. kinds of sales. connection, and as we are among the latest merchants we use . thé words. “i . Westside—I remember it as though th deh ‘ it were but yesterday. Tt was the day you took sick after the. fifth dish of a cream.—Buffalo Times. % —————————} drasq Valley and Nevada City bus line for less money tharf. will be as f nage ee % ae i, Leave Nevada City—10 a. m:; 2, . : . New in Nevada City. and 7:90 p. m. a desiring the services of the Busses call to any part of {ne etoptician, Dr. 0 city for passengers free of charge. tf . 80 te niet $o Cure a Cold In One Day Natiqnal Hotel pe » Sanday . ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabls. and Monday, January 16th, ae = inks Lat oa Gee mone ee ' {ails to. cure. 960. For sale by H. Dickerman. wre cure for Headache and ner. ‘gonunpt & Co, Nevada City agente yaks: ‘cone relieves 80 tor the Famous Mt. Sbaste Kidney and Sold by Dickerman & Oo. . Liver Oure and Cope ’s Tonio Bitters. tf * 3 . Rea = Sweep ! “Sweep! = RRS 9G cd = ‘merch nt t this season of the year advertise all hone nT he word “Sweep” is the latest-fad im this “You areaware that we are not able to carry a Winter stock over, and therefore we have concluded to make sweeping reductions on our stock of ~" Advertisements of not to exceed five lites in Na Prices are Named in this length inverted under this besjattional ise . Ad.,,but We Aim to ble invariably in advance. oa wei p 1 ein At nbs Leave Prices to Our Patrons Lots for sale on Sacramento ap pply . ’ ov, a2 ' ; pic . Noteasonable offer will be refused, as we arecompelled 3 First—For want of FUNDS ; » Dr. Manson bas some rich ore from : ond nie 16-2w Jos. HA mehis maine and intends to have it milled. . 7's) see ile agent Bowne and . to B. Gay of the Union Hotel Fine Perfumes. charges. _{jI8-2w] —7. ) Second—For want of ROOM. ‘s oan 4 . BAO. shook, ban A.L. Williams and L. P. Slack were 5 For Sale. r, owaes : It will pay as high as ¢4¥to the lots of expressions of a kindly and over from: Sweetland yesterday. Seely Bros? Quadruple Extracts are ‘Bl s. as free gold. courteous nature were indulged in by Landsb the finest American goods. Each bot-) pyurniture of three rooms compleye for 5 a oe i ours respectfall. eth G. A. Landsburg and G. urg odor. Put. housekeeping; aldo wood already sawed. ae H W ND Yours respectfully, pals to the suit and their ; ill tod tle a full strength lasting ® Francis BURNS. bean came down from Relief Hill today. up in handsomest packages ever shown For sale very cheap. Apply at this-ofNe lawyers. “it W. Colbart and Louis Colbart, of “hy dis, Wor ps by fee. iIg-lw me va = : ‘Supertor Court Atter this love feast had been ©0D-. Wabash, Ind., are here on a visit. this city: : Notice PU a Paste § f n . The following business was transLeft the soeti, Say st Ae a ee for rived here on the morning train. tf Druggist 0} Having secured « prfiterional Roos ae Pe ark ea acted in the Superior Court today, . Plaintiff Ridge: said: “Everything. J 4 Northway returned home yesfrom below, I am eg ; Nera + Ae : SHINE WITH EVERY SHAVE. Give. ee ‘ Commercigh Street, Nevade City ° Judge F. T. Nilon preside: 4ecemed to favor Judge Nilon from the . torday morning from 4 business trip to ‘ARRIVALS AT THE FREE Se GC. B. WILD, Barbershop. iIt-Iw. .# oe ee Tremain vs. Fitzsimmons. Demurrer. start. He not only gained eight undis-. co, #rancisco. ~—P. » putable votes over our man on the Girl Wanted. =, em ‘TELEPHONE SicNaL—One knock at the front door. overruled. 30 days to answer. The People vs. Trevaskis. Motion to dismiss action postponed until torecount, but we are convinced that out of the lot that were laid aside for fu» arrived here last evening from Sierra URE IETS der to. file an account within 15 days. Estate of W: H. McAdams, deceased. Margaret J. Adams appointed Administratrix. Bond fixed at $109. Estate of John E. Richards, deceased. Minnie Richards appointed Administratrix. Bond fixed at $400. W. Richards, W. Hooper and J. Bennallack appointed appraisers. Emma Smith vs. Harvey White et al. Hearing demurrer to complaint postponed until Monday next. Hastings. vs. Wright. Demurrer to complaint to be submitted on briefs. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court, Judge Stanley A. Smith presiding : Cline vs.Robbins. Passed. A. J. Ridge vs. F. T. Nilon. Contest dismissed on motion of J. M. Walling, Esq., attorney for plaintiff. The Senatorship. An exchange says: There promises to be a very pretty battle over the United States. Senatorship in California two years hence. Samuel M. Shortridge will certainly be in the contest then and he is not without friends, plenty of them, who would be glad to have him wear the Senatorial toga. Major Frank McLaughlin, Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, is supposed to be looking toward the national capital. He is very popular and the party feels its obligations to him. State Senator Bulla of Los Angeles is an able and rising young man. It is believed he can carry, the southern part of the State against White, who now holds the place to be filled bd Phen ri ee City. : i rality of 21 votes instead of 11 as conon his way home. E.R. Ray and H. D. Jacobson came ceded to him by the County Superi visors. Inthe face of the turn that co aee — me = affairs took it was therefore a waste of time for us “to continue. the contention.” i _F.W.Graham, A. H. Stoll, W. M. Speyer, A. S. Moore and W. A. Agard. , f San Francisco are in town. The trial has occupied the attention . ° : Deke Coat Gon Gage Wala . a aoa po aay a Apopr sgn Th Relig ume studies e . terminated about as military academy at that place. — people generally prophesied it would, t and the result will be highly pleasing Louis Godair arrived here from San Francisco this morning to see his to the great majority of voters in the}. sa county, regardless of their politics. sathng, Henry Godajy, who is ie sak The defendant started into the con— test with the advantage of a plurality of 11 votes, and it was the widespread belief that this could not be overcome excepting by resort to objections based on technicalities. Had the plaintiff by chance won on such technicalities the result would have. been received by the disapproval of all who are averse to thus thwarting the popular will of the people. _ Judge Nilon has been kept busy today receiving the congratulations of his constituents. ‘ Oe . Give Us a Ticket For Truckee. While skating at the Ice Palace one evening last week, says the Republican, one of Truckee’s popular young lady Arighini’s Bxamination. Republican: The preliminary examination of Arighini began yesterday in Justice Hill’g court. -H. L. Moody conducted the examination and Gen. C. F. McGlashan ap: for the defendant. Considerable time was‘consumed in getting stz ., Witnesses had to be subpoenaed then there had to be an interpreter, as those who are most familiar with the facts.of the case are unable to understand and speak the English language intelligently. The uncle, Angelo, was on the, stand most of the afternoon. His testimony regarding the cireamstances of the shooting was only partially given when the court adjourned until next skaters mistook a gentleman who. was . Monday. sitting at the east end of the Palace for et eel a post, and threw her arms around him, Death Fram Pacumpiis, ; just as a girl will a post, you know. Mrs. Bridget wife of Francis Verily, the real owners of the earth are the people who get the most out of it, and not those who may have the. name of possessing it. Ran a Needle into Her Foot. Torpie, died yeste: at her home near Rough and Ready, ‘the cause of leaves /a husband and two or more children. T. J. Torpie of this Mon 0. W. Gross of San Francisco. U INNS LO DT HOTEL Plain Street, Nevada City. 2 ibe ste # ya ~ If You Pay [ore oid Than J Charge om tor Clothes, y minieinieli:: : Glothes that are worth less. When a * It you tig meats or hire cheaper workmen. A girl is wanted to do housework iif a small family. Inquire at this office. _jla-IW' The Smith place, on: the corner of Par! Geo. Whitney, Fresno, Avenue Nimrod’ street, with dwelling, Wm. Bell, ; and outbulldings. For particulars enquire YP aoeed, poet of FRANK T. SMITH. amet > : 0 e : D. F. Macey, Oakland, " Dancing School. ® J. ©. King, Sacramento, . Prof. Mighell will open his dancing school H. H. Murchie, San Francisco, at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday, foveiy M. A. M Portland, Oregon, 14th. Ladies. and gentlemen's class will W. Bee hicago, every Wednesday evening. Children’s class L. Davis, Blue Tent, Saturday afternoon. Socials every Saturday. © Chiat _— i » M. § ~ Ces ere ©. C.Barton, Nevada City, Nevada County Directory. 3 John Whittier, San Jose, . } -Oopies of the Nevada County Directory, 4 T. F. Carr, Santa Rosa, —~ be obtained for .50 cents. By mail 7Scents:. . Geo. Carr, ¥ Apply to FRED. BE. BROWN. Transcript : Na Delt’ Ooitax, sala Mrs. V. 0. Your Stockton, [Ee soseseac 366 }GOE LI} Wilfred Grose Valley, t estes Seecat , One Web, Andrews S. Gold, Silver and Copper 3 ‘ _ Write ‘ disposing BO. pe _— . “iccaying at tate Ham: Pioneer Reduction: Works Geo. A. and wife, City, wages ° L 0. Lindley, 7 , (ie ey eee Lotckalal mine he has to work in cheaper . i IT RUNS RIGHT, . . -~Wou-have confidence in your timepiece, and if it doesn’t ‘* Country orders solicited. A Beauty tn scart Pins,. (As in every other article of jewelry, depends upon hav"ing the supervision of artists in the manufacture. No *-“‘thiatter what ‘beautiful or pre Tif the artistic taste is lacking there will be no beauty. in. . the result. : eee % We have always borne this fact in mind, and the “result is that the artistic element entets into even our _ © most inexpensive pieces of jewelry and silverware. it is worse than useless; © Our Clocks and Watches, regardless of grade, are guaranteed to run right and to be .*_4m every respect exactly as represented. ‘J Ww Fi 2 a specialty of repairing. * “a. : Luetse & Branp, Be Watchmakers and Jewelers, BROAD STREET, + = #) © © #8 NEV ADA CITY iS materials one may usc, From now on the time table of the Bag . then. Probably there will be other aspirants—each popular in the section of the State in which he resides—and this will help the Republicans carry the State. —_————-+260-2 —_____—— Chicken Thieves at Work. Last evehing about 7:30 o’clock the aan ason of the deceased. She was Saturday evening the 12-year-old . highly respected by her acquaintances, daughter of Henry Shoemaker of Grass . and was a very estimable woman. MrsValley, while sewing, ran a needle into. Torpie was a native of Ireland, aged 72 the index finger of her right hand. In. years and six months. The funeral trying to remove it she broke the neewill take place from her late residence dle off. Dr. W. O. Jones was called, . tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock, and a but the piece of needle was so deep. requiem mass for the repose of her chicken house at Mrs. Joy’s place, op Pine street, was entered by thieves, who stole a number of the best ‘chickens. The noise attracted the attention of the folks in the dwelling, and upon going out they saw the thieves departing through a vacant lot. ‘The parties are known, and they better not make another visit to that hen roost. H 1 Theatrical Company Conting. party, the time-worn singing-s¢hool. modations are of the finest in the/ On Monday, the 25th instant, the/#ld an apple-paring bee. . world, and the train makes fast time, ss Bacon Stock/ Company, of Oakland, ‘ “ » . while the price remains the same for Bewuinoat rig ty ey cad Sane vont bod eae Phased sa R a poor bs = ay ] gst te ‘ot be = Duty’. M alt : a well organization, and wili. Sarsaparilla and you need not fear the} ‘Reported ae pl ' r ese — 2 ete ses<ese teesracit> 2 GMM sc doubt mest with s liberal patron-. grip, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia or. _ Itis reported that J. Postelwait’ has 2 ST APLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Gamecock Whisky (iis. age. \L. B. Stockwell is the comedian typhoid fever. dileposed of hie mining property ‘ince oe te : : of the company. a Willow Valley district to Eastern par. = Of ovgny densription. “Everything jy the yer 4 CARRED.OGONE, = See Bryant’s Root Beery ne earned Hgop's Pits are the favorite family . ties. eee a = : aa ——— tS a Hire’s mee “oe Sierra Valjey Butter catharti,eany to take, easy to operat . 4.5545 puis oot mally andl promptly. =& All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order = ue At Wolf’s Cash Grocery store for 50 that he deemed it advisable to wait. soul will be celebrated at St. Patrick's until a fester formed before attempting . Catholic Church in Grass Valley. i to remove it. aa Francis Torpie, husband of the deLaaiae? a ak: ceased, is very sick v with pneumonia. Mary E. Wilkins is engaged in writing ing a series of striking sketches of New England neighborhood life for TheLadies’ Home Jouraal. They will portraya sma]i community’s social indulgences, sketching the old-fashioned quiltingIn this issue of the TRANsoRIPT appears a digplay advertisement of the famous palatial flyer, the Sunset Limcisco aud New Orleans. The accomCore's Tonic Bitters cure indigestion, The Sunset Limited. LT. ited train, running between San Fran» Kt his) are h it ts tacks * . ona Dee den bas aye de and su of the whole question of price. , § ° MR. CHAS. HARTMAN, my Cutter, is conceded tobe one of =; the best fitters on the coast. He hae skill, taste and lad j I satisfaction. when Nt is Bhished you need tof take ot cron the shop. Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA CITY, CAL. = ee en BL: . you _ we we le Poked eetened po cents per square. » nha cope alractmegpetie Sees wth Do germ or constipation and loss of appetite. tf 4 nmgantien soem se on the liver and bowels, Cure sick De ‘ o errs et Fiuu miunTUMMAUNTUUNAANULH ARRAN TUM Agency For--fonogram Whiskey _ bn eh pot for : _.’ PATE FOIS. VILED Tate EEG BAOS me > 25 Battle Ax Tobaced.. meee ee + _. GROCERY . J.J. JACKSON, =. y IXL Whisky ... 2: (7§. Olives ee = ,2 e588 @ ie ee oh sf Give Ita Trial. = = s+ = + = = S = 2 ee ‘Proprietcr — a” City in favo quate sewera: soRIPT, and tl diphtheria in extent that tt eee thine press themse of bonding for Mrs. F. B officers. of Px of Pocahonta Pocahontas; ‘Winona; Mrs. ess; Mrs.J. & Bishop, K. of . Frank Andrey G. of W. J. ©. Rich, Patriarch, Sat following offi ment, I, 0. C William FE. Sampson, H. } 8. W. Shaw, J. John Glasson, E. C. Webster W.; Enoch Ro 4th W.; Wm. Thomas, 24: G. Jas. Richards, was.-present. { ment of thi: ——— Ofticers “Lone Pine to the branch World organi: The following Past Consul . Charles Steffe land, Watchm : A. HZTickell, W.H. Smith. cial Managers Break Dov The pumpi mine broke « bob and the Since then, t been running the damage. foundation, v column. It ' to complete t time.the mix underground Will Tomorrow ‘meet and ha the result of of Superior successful . proceedings, to give him : — Srave or OF Luo Frang J, ( is the senior J. OHENEY the City of ” aforesaid, al the sum of LARS for * Oatarrh tha use of HaLL Sworn to im my prese ber, A. D. 1 Hall’s Ca ally and ac mucous su for testime F. J. Sold by 1 , Fresh ra cial sale F a dozen, ai e : i 4 . Ask yor and your: for Const

BROWN & CALKINS. . NEVADA CITY, NEVADA CO., CALIFORNIA . FROM WASHINGTON. A. Correspondent Sends Some Mining Items From. That District. Wasniweron, January 11th. Eprror Transcrirr: The mining outlook in this district continues very encouraging. ‘Hayes Brothers are still finding big nuggets and coarse gold in theit gravel mifie. Pat Foley has struck a new prospect on the north fork of Poorman’s creek, over in Eureka townsbip, south of the National & Culbertson . mines. The vein isa foot wide and the prospects are that a good mine will be developed. Foley’s many friends wish him sucit bas not et any time © E to obcess. At the California mine Superintendent Harmon is pushing the tannel ahead rapidly, and expects soon to cut into the ore shoots that paid so well in the upper workings. It begins to look as if the old mine would be a big gold producer again. -{he Washington mine has been ex‘amined by experts, with a view to purchasing and reopening the property. ‘it is understood that the experts were . lon, for the possession of the Superior Judgeship, came up this reliable information from others he had . was deemed it advisable to enter into & contest in the hope that it might show that h8 (Ridge) was elected instead of . with searching investiga returns that the. defendant instead of. iel W. the plaintiff had there had been shown to be an entire absence of fraud of Defendant. Telephone. When thé case of Ridge against Ni. Albert Glasson, nine-year-old son of . morning bemorning, after a sickness of several recovered when he suffered a relapse. His condition became critical, and it lied and began to improve again, until a few days ago, when he suddenly grew . The immediate cause of death pneumonia. A Chinaman living in the Chinese quarter took Rough on Rats yesterday, suicidal intent. Dr. Jones was held an inquest on the corpse. F on been benefited ; that Grass Valley about ten years ago, and comparatively few important irregularities. The plain. vada City. He was 61 years of age. The revival meetings which have t the Methodist lain the office on mere technicalities, been in a “a even if possible, and deeming that there Church for the past — weeks will be was now left no chance to get it otherconta Sm gre De all wise he trusted that the motion to disA meeting © partm 5 miss would be granted. Mr. Walling was held Apa’ haosebon ire sancti nconiating ee bee h panies. It was the sense the able and impartial manner in which) (75> "ting that there should be he had presided over the . negate eee Goad On bakit at aieainain. 00 eee CNet ; aad that the motion to dismiss would Ravine and one for that part ot town not be contested by Mr. Nilon. Neither on top of pon ger Sipe’ vonbd it be urged that the entire costs . mendation effect was thought he would die, but he ral-. place ‘of Wm. Curl and F. J. ~NEW MINING COMPANY. THD TRANSCRIPT . RDGES CONTEST FICELED. GRASS VALLEY GUBANINGS:. REN BT RSNA Frise ao vv Recount Case Dnmlssod on Moton. Tho ows of Today a5 Told Over ho) Some of xr cms rat 1 Work Republican : Mrs. John Glasson, died this . Mining Company er “al . inéorporation with the County Clerk of / ing : . 1 ' weeks. ‘The little fellow had the meas-. this county. MONDAY...-.Poe _JAN, 18, 1897. fore Josge Seth on comet aonaeel fe eae eins 1 ee ect ainionl en bare atte plaintiff moved for a dismissal. In making the motion ent had demanded/Ahe unt in good faith. After the élec' 60,000 shares, the par value of which is taken. They have aj to take the steps y eae tion. Deceased formerly lived at Ne-. by ‘encountering @ large quantity of worked on extensively, but’ those who have worked it say that it is very rich. The water has been the greatest obstruction to work on the channel. The Grand Victory Company will begin developments early next spring. They will put in pumps to handle the water for awhile, and atannel to drain the mine. Dr. Ourthe company for the ensuing year are: Jno. Fay, C. R. McLellan, ess, Ed. Walsh, B. W. May Muldoon. The property of the company is located on Fall creek, about nine miles from Emigrant Gap, ‘The mine is a gravel mine, and will be worked by the drifting process. ‘There has not béen a great deal of work done favorably impressed with’ the district. . gouth from the end of the lower tunnel and cut into the immense ore shoots ‘ici Sue hemi complimented the sides for their fair and gentlemanly conduct of the case. Work is soon‘to begin on the Giant mine and on Worthley & Co.'s claim. Itis intended. to run & drift. that dip south at an angle of 88 degrees. This drift they intend running several hundred feet, then cross-cut from wall to wall. This-will be 250 feet deeper than the upper tunnel. ‘ McOarthy & Co. are running their lower tunnel and expect to soon reach the ore shoot, which is 88 feet wide, 35 feet being pay ore that will yield $5 per ton. of the suit be taxed upon the plaintiff. {t would be perfectly satisfactory te the interests he represented that esch as the defense was concerned nounpleasant personal feelings hed grown out of the contest, and Mr. Walling on behalf of his side said amen to this sentiment. to the City Trustees. PERSONAL POINTERS. 4 Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. F. H. Bell of Auburn is in town. C. E. Alpers is over from Sweetiland. J. C. King of Sacramento is in town. Ed. Mann of Marysville is in town. G.H. Colby of Dutch Flat arrived here last evening. H. French is over from Judge Smith readily granted the moIn domg so he lawyers on both Mr. Ford gave assurance that so far E ral. “hen everybody concerned in the} 4 Gg. Bell of Colfax is here on a visit fortune. The Grand Victory] W has filed articles of The capital stock of the A day yet, but the prospects were later on will probably run company will make his uinor Notes and Comments of Local saying that Mrs. Julia Shea, mother of) Na Mrs. William Walters of this city, di at Kast Cambridge, Mase., last nigh Mond Deceased was about: 85 years of age. Sth. os The Pennsylvania mine, Beat Grass]* ++ wafirs Clover Koot Tea Valley, continues to look. well. Satur‘ Ethel—What was the date of our eh-. pointed agent in this city for the Twin. City Laundry. All orders given prompt’ Jess, one of the company, says there is attention. Broad street, one door bea million in the mine: We hope his prediction is true, end that every mem ber of the BRIEF MEN TION. Interest. gs over $1000 worth of specimens were Is .T taken from several large stringers ure’ amps. der the ledge, where the miners are at quickly. resent working. eh err A ten-light electric dynamo has peeny . put in at the Sargent gravel mine at’ Quaker Hill. of the mine, and W. W. Briggs, an elev trician, after spending a ovuple of days net the mine, have, returned to San} -+ George O. Sargent, owner: # How tte Remembered. ¥ ment, Willie ? a Laundry Agent. ‘ sar A Horsey Remark. Musty—A woman never has horse sense. Crusty—That right, She don’t even know how to bridle her tongue.— Pittsburg Leader. 10 cents a week oF 4Ocentsamonth RayaA Baby’s Life Saved. ae “My baby had croup and was saved French Cor-. by Shilob’s Cure,” writes Mrs. J.B ‘. Martin, Hunteville, Als, one premises about two months ago, The owner Asmal) red cow and calf came tosmy est,repairing done ; eee # . 4.45 and 6:90 p. m. ca 26, o ‘. kinds of sales. connection, and as we are among the latest merchants we use . thé words. “i . Westside—I remember it as though th deh ‘ it were but yesterday. Tt was the day you took sick after the. fifth dish of a cream.—Buffalo Times. % —————————} drasq Valley and Nevada City bus line for less money tharf. will be as f nage ee % ae i, Leave Nevada City—10 a. m:; 2, . : . New in Nevada City. and 7:90 p. m. a desiring the services of the Busses call to any part of {ne etoptician, Dr. 0 city for passengers free of charge. tf . 80 te niet $o Cure a Cold In One Day Natiqnal Hotel pe » Sanday . ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tabls. and Monday, January 16th, ae = inks Lat oa Gee mone ee ' {ails to. cure. 960. For sale by H. Dickerman. wre cure for Headache and ner. ‘gonunpt & Co, Nevada City agente yaks: ‘cone relieves 80 tor the Famous Mt. Sbaste Kidney and Sold by Dickerman & Oo. . Liver Oure and Cope ’s Tonio Bitters. tf * 3 . Rea = Sweep ! “Sweep! = RRS 9G cd = ‘merch nt t this season of the year advertise all hone nT he word “Sweep” is the latest-fad im this “You areaware that we are not able to carry a Winter stock over, and therefore we have concluded to make sweeping reductions on our stock of ~" Advertisements of not to exceed five lites in Na Prices are Named in this length inverted under this besjattional ise . Ad.,,but We Aim to ble invariably in advance. oa wei p 1 ein At nbs Leave Prices to Our Patrons Lots for sale on Sacramento ap pply . ’ ov, a2 ' ; pic . Noteasonable offer will be refused, as we arecompelled 3 First—For want of FUNDS ; » Dr. Manson bas some rich ore from : ond nie 16-2w Jos. HA mehis maine and intends to have it milled. . 7's) see ile agent Bowne and . to B. Gay of the Union Hotel Fine Perfumes. charges. _{jI8-2w] —7. ) Second—For want of ROOM. ‘s oan 4 . BAO. shook, ban A.L. Williams and L. P. Slack were 5 For Sale. r, owaes : It will pay as high as ¢4¥to the lots of expressions of a kindly and over from: Sweetland yesterday. Seely Bros? Quadruple Extracts are ‘Bl s. as free gold. courteous nature were indulged in by Landsb the finest American goods. Each bot-) pyurniture of three rooms compleye for 5 a oe i ours respectfall. eth G. A. Landsburg and G. urg odor. Put. housekeeping; aldo wood already sawed. ae H W ND Yours respectfully, pals to the suit and their ; ill tod tle a full strength lasting ® Francis BURNS. bean came down from Relief Hill today. up in handsomest packages ever shown For sale very cheap. Apply at this-ofNe lawyers. “it W. Colbart and Louis Colbart, of “hy dis, Wor ps by fee. iIg-lw me va = : ‘Supertor Court Atter this love feast had been ©0D-. Wabash, Ind., are here on a visit. this city: : Notice PU a Paste § f n . The following business was transLeft the soeti, Say st Ae a ee for rived here on the morning train. tf Druggist 0} Having secured « prfiterional Roos ae Pe ark ea acted in the Superior Court today, . Plaintiff Ridge: said: “Everything. J 4 Northway returned home yesfrom below, I am eg ; Nera + Ae : SHINE WITH EVERY SHAVE. Give. ee ‘ Commercigh Street, Nevade City ° Judge F. T. Nilon preside: 4ecemed to favor Judge Nilon from the . torday morning from 4 business trip to ‘ARRIVALS AT THE FREE Se GC. B. WILD, Barbershop. iIt-Iw. .# oe ee Tremain vs. Fitzsimmons. Demurrer. start. He not only gained eight undis-. co, #rancisco. ~—P. » putable votes over our man on the Girl Wanted. =, em ‘TELEPHONE SicNaL—One knock at the front door. overruled. 30 days to answer. The People vs. Trevaskis. Motion to dismiss action postponed until torecount, but we are convinced that out of the lot that were laid aside for fu» arrived here last evening from Sierra URE IETS der to. file an account within 15 days. Estate of W: H. McAdams, deceased. Margaret J. Adams appointed Administratrix. Bond fixed at $109. Estate of John E. Richards, deceased. Minnie Richards appointed Administratrix. Bond fixed at $400. W. Richards, W. Hooper and J. Bennallack appointed appraisers. Emma Smith vs. Harvey White et al. Hearing demurrer to complaint postponed until Monday next. Hastings. vs. Wright. Demurrer to complaint to be submitted on briefs. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court, Judge Stanley A. Smith presiding : Cline vs.Robbins. Passed. A. J. Ridge vs. F. T. Nilon. Contest dismissed on motion of J. M. Walling, Esq., attorney for plaintiff. The Senatorship. An exchange says: There promises to be a very pretty battle over the United States. Senatorship in California two years hence. Samuel M. Shortridge will certainly be in the contest then and he is not without friends, plenty of them, who would be glad to have him wear the Senatorial toga. Major Frank McLaughlin, Chairman of the Republican State Central Committee, is supposed to be looking toward the national capital. He is very popular and the party feels its obligations to him. State Senator Bulla of Los Angeles is an able and rising young man. It is believed he can carry, the southern part of the State against White, who now holds the place to be filled bd Phen ri ee City. : i rality of 21 votes instead of 11 as conon his way home. E.R. Ray and H. D. Jacobson came ceded to him by the County Superi visors. Inthe face of the turn that co aee — me = affairs took it was therefore a waste of time for us “to continue. the contention.” i _F.W.Graham, A. H. Stoll, W. M. Speyer, A. S. Moore and W. A. Agard. , f San Francisco are in town. The trial has occupied the attention . ° :

Deke Coat Gon Gage Wala . a aoa po aay a Apopr sgn Th Relig ume studies e . terminated about as military academy at that place. — people generally prophesied it would, t and the result will be highly pleasing Louis Godair arrived here from San Francisco this morning to see his to the great majority of voters in the}. sa county, regardless of their politics. sathng, Henry Godajy, who is ie sak The defendant started into the con— test with the advantage of a plurality of 11 votes, and it was the widespread belief that this could not be overcome excepting by resort to objections based on technicalities. Had the plaintiff by chance won on such technicalities the result would have. been received by the disapproval of all who are averse to thus thwarting the popular will of the people. _ Judge Nilon has been kept busy today receiving the congratulations of his constituents. ‘ Oe . Give Us a Ticket For Truckee. While skating at the Ice Palace one evening last week, says the Republican, one of Truckee’s popular young lady Arighini’s Bxamination. Republican: The preliminary examination of Arighini began yesterday in Justice Hill’g court. -H. L. Moody conducted the examination and Gen. C. F. McGlashan ap: for the defendant. Considerable time was‘consumed in getting stz ., Witnesses had to be subpoenaed then there had to be an interpreter, as those who are most familiar with the facts.of the case are unable to understand and speak the English language intelligently. The uncle, Angelo, was on the, stand most of the afternoon. His testimony regarding the cireamstances of the shooting was only partially given when the court adjourned until next skaters mistook a gentleman who. was . Monday. sitting at the east end of the Palace for et eel a post, and threw her arms around him, Death Fram Pacumpiis, ; just as a girl will a post, you know. Mrs. Bridget wife of Francis Verily, the real owners of the earth are the people who get the most out of it, and not those who may have the. name of possessing it. Ran a Needle into Her Foot. Torpie, died yeste: at her home near Rough and Ready, ‘the cause of leaves /a husband and two or more children. T. J. Torpie of this Mon 0. W. Gross of San Francisco. U INNS LO DT HOTEL Plain Street, Nevada City. 2 ibe ste # ya ~ If You Pay [ore oid Than J Charge om tor Clothes, y minieinieli:: : Glothes that are worth less. When a * It you tig meats or hire cheaper workmen. A girl is wanted to do housework iif a small family. Inquire at this office. _jla-IW' The Smith place, on: the corner of Par! Geo. Whitney, Fresno, Avenue Nimrod’ street, with dwelling, Wm. Bell, ; and outbulldings. For particulars enquire YP aoeed, poet of FRANK T. SMITH. amet > : 0 e : D. F. Macey, Oakland, " Dancing School. ® J. ©. King, Sacramento, . Prof. Mighell will open his dancing school H. H. Murchie, San Francisco, at Odd Fellows hall on Saturday, foveiy M. A. M Portland, Oregon, 14th. Ladies. and gentlemen's class will W. Bee hicago, every Wednesday evening. Children’s class L. Davis, Blue Tent, Saturday afternoon. Socials every Saturday. © Chiat _— i » M. § ~ Ces ere ©. C.Barton, Nevada City, Nevada County Directory. 3 John Whittier, San Jose, . } -Oopies of the Nevada County Directory, 4 T. F. Carr, Santa Rosa, —~ be obtained for .50 cents. By mail 7Scents:. . Geo. Carr, ¥ Apply to FRED. BE. BROWN. Transcript : Na Delt’ Ooitax, sala Mrs. V. 0. Your Stockton, [Ee soseseac 366 }GOE LI} Wilfred Grose Valley, t estes Seecat , One Web, Andrews S. Gold, Silver and Copper 3 ‘ _ Write ‘ disposing BO. pe _— . “iccaying at tate Ham: Pioneer Reduction: Works Geo. A. and wife, City, wages ° L 0. Lindley, 7 , (ie ey eee Lotckalal mine he has to work in cheaper . i IT RUNS RIGHT, . . -~Wou-have confidence in your timepiece, and if it doesn’t ‘* Country orders solicited. A Beauty tn scart Pins,. (As in every other article of jewelry, depends upon hav"ing the supervision of artists in the manufacture. No *-“‘thiatter what ‘beautiful or pre Tif the artistic taste is lacking there will be no beauty. in. . the result. : eee % We have always borne this fact in mind, and the “result is that the artistic element entets into even our _ © most inexpensive pieces of jewelry and silverware. it is worse than useless; © Our Clocks and Watches, regardless of grade, are guaranteed to run right and to be .*_4m every respect exactly as represented. ‘J Ww Fi 2 a specialty of repairing. * “a. : Luetse & Branp, Be Watchmakers and Jewelers, BROAD STREET, + = #) © © #8 NEV ADA CITY iS materials one may usc, From now on the time table of the Bag . then. Probably there will be other aspirants—each popular in the section of the State in which he resides—and this will help the Republicans carry the State. —_————-+260-2 —_____—— Chicken Thieves at Work. Last evehing about 7:30 o’clock the aan ason of the deceased. She was Saturday evening the 12-year-old . highly respected by her acquaintances, daughter of Henry Shoemaker of Grass . and was a very estimable woman. MrsValley, while sewing, ran a needle into. Torpie was a native of Ireland, aged 72 the index finger of her right hand. In. years and six months. The funeral trying to remove it she broke the neewill take place from her late residence dle off. Dr. W. O. Jones was called, . tomorrow morning at 9 o’clock, and a but the piece of needle was so deep. requiem mass for the repose of her chicken house at Mrs. Joy’s place, op Pine street, was entered by thieves, who stole a number of the best ‘chickens. The noise attracted the attention of the folks in the dwelling, and upon going out they saw the thieves departing through a vacant lot. ‘The parties are known, and they better not make another visit to that hen roost. H 1 Theatrical Company Conting. party, the time-worn singing-s¢hool. modations are of the finest in the/ On Monday, the 25th instant, the/#ld an apple-paring bee. . world, and the train makes fast time, ss Bacon Stock/ Company, of Oakland, ‘ “ » . while the price remains the same for Bewuinoat rig ty ey cad Sane vont bod eae Phased sa R a poor bs = ay ] gst te ‘ot be = Duty’. M alt : a well organization, and wili. Sarsaparilla and you need not fear the} ‘Reported ae pl ' r ese — 2 ete ses<ese teesracit> 2 GMM sc doubt mest with s liberal patron-. grip, colds, bronchitis, pneumonia or. _ Itis reported that J. Postelwait’ has 2 ST APLE AND FANCY GROCERIES Gamecock Whisky (iis.. age. \L. B. Stockwell is the comedian typhoid fever. dileposed of hie mining property ‘ince oe te : : of the company. a Willow Valley district to Eastern par. = Of ovgny densription. “Everything jy the yer 4 CARRED.OGONE, = See Bryant’s Root Beery ne earned Hgop's Pits are the favorite family . ties. eee a = : aa ——— tS a Hire’s mee “oe Sierra Valjey Butter catharti,eany to take, easy to operat . 4.5545 puis oot mally andl promptly. =& All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order = ue At Wolf’s Cash Grocery store for 50 that he deemed it advisable to wait. soul will be celebrated at St. Patrick's until a fester formed before attempting . Catholic Church in Grass Valley. i to remove it. aa Francis Torpie, husband of the deLaaiae? a ak: ceased, is very sick v with pneumonia. Mary E. Wilkins is engaged in writing ing a series of striking sketches of New England neighborhood life for TheLadies’ Home Jouraal. They will portraya sma]i community’s social indulgences, sketching the old-fashioned quiltingIn this issue of the TRANsoRIPT appears a digplay advertisement of the famous palatial flyer, the Sunset Limcisco aud New Orleans. The accomCore's Tonic Bitters cure indigestion, The Sunset Limited. LT. ited train, running between San Fran» Kt his) are h it ts tacks * . ona Dee den bas aye de and su of the whole question of price. , § ° MR. CHAS. HARTMAN, my Cutter, is conceded tobe one of =; the best fitters on the coast. He hae skill, taste and lad j I satisfaction. when Nt is Bhished you need tof take ot cron the shop. Pine Street, Near Broad, NEVADA CITY, CAL. = ee en BL: . you _ we we le Poked eetened po cents per square. » nha cope alractmegpetie Sees wth Do germ or constipation and loss of appetite. tf 4 nmgantien soem se on the liver and bowels, Cure sick De ‘ o errs et Fiuu miunTUMMAUNTUUNAANULH ARRAN TUM Agency For--fonogram Whiskey _ bn eh pot for : _.’ PATE FOIS. VILED Tate EEG BAOS me > 25 Battle Ax Tobaced.... meee ee + _. GROCERY .. J.J. JACKSON, =. y IXL Whisky ..... 2: (7§. Olives ee = ,2 e588 @ ie ee oh sf Give Ita Trial. = = s+ = + = = S = 2 ee ‘Proprietcr — a” City in favo quate sewera: soRIPT, and tl diphtheria in extent that tt eee thine press themse of bonding for Mrs. F. B officers. of Px of Pocahonta Pocahontas; ‘Winona; Mrs. ess; Mrs.J. & Bishop, K. of . Frank Andrey G. of W. J. ©. Rich, Patriarch, Sat following offi ment, I, 0. C William FE. Sampson, H. } 8. W. Shaw, J. John Glasson, E. C. Webster W.; Enoch Ro 4th W.; Wm. Thomas, 24: G. Jas. Richards, was.-present. { ment of thi: ——— Ofticers “Lone Pine to the branch World organi: The following Past Consul . Charles Steffe land, Watchm : A. HZTickell, W.H. Smith. cial Managers Break Dov The pumpi mine broke « bob and the Since then, t been running the damage. foundation, v column. It ' to complete t time.the mix underground Will Tomorrow ‘meet and ha the result of of Superior successful . proceedings, to give him : — Srave or OF Luo Frang J, ( is the senior J. OHENEY the City of ” aforesaid, al the sum of LARS for * Oatarrh tha use of HaLL Sworn to im my prese ber, A. D. 1 Hall’s Ca ally and ac mucous su for testime F. J. Sold by 1 , Fresh ra cial sale F a dozen, ai e : i 4 . Ask yor and your: for Const