January 19, 1898 (4 pages)

~ SALE DER STORE, EET. Proprietors. D FEET. se ER BOTTLES CKERMAN’S, S; ES, (MAN, id Photo Supplies. : Proprietor nee hiskey atsup , Shasta Ginger Ale: — ~~ 5 ND POTTED.x Tobacce:.. 30° 4 gal. bottles. 25 in bulk, per gal. “to ' moe 2 Soap, per bar. * ing else in proportion. ce utr ra aun ROCERIES . CANNED GOODs, NTP AULYEP ALAYEY UUA TP ALA VEP UA TP AL: INS cay neers ] TE OARS apie fornia’s ‘Total , Marvelous Future.$ } (Continued from yesterday:) ~ rday the Transdairr gave its Psa concise and up-to-date write“some of the many . mines: that Nevada in the lead'as the ‘greatid-producing county not only of hia but of the world. Today bntinue the story, and will ento complete it tomorrow: — . Home and Cadmus on Deer Fare operated under the same gement as the Texas, employing rmen and running~a ten stamp ‘mites above Nevada City in Valley is the Constitution, bh has been opérated” in the‘ past, ig good results. A tunnel is now grun to strike the ledge several ed feet deeper. : ming now to Selby Flat district, of the most important mines is the Suerte, otherwise known as the tham. It is situated on Cement fabout one and one-half miles from ada City. Twenty-five men are loyed developing and a five-stamp iis kept running, producing about y, per month, the cost of producbeing about $2000.Rother claim which has been a it producer, and which only needs’ bloping to become a present and tant payer is the Gold Queen, fmonly called The Horsefly. The one from $8 to $15 per ton. Bxt comes The Comet and Round intain group which gives promise become foremost in the district. § group is well developed, showing imited quantities of ore. Several idred tons have been milled yieldreturns of $12 per ton. The averwidth of the vein is two and one‘feet. Upon it the present owners template the erection of a mill in inéar future. he’ Lovelady. claim on the same {has been thoroughly prospected / promises to become'a mine of le in a short time. ie-G olden Star on a parallel vein extremely rich in the early history Martz mining. Atadepth of only y feet several thousand dollars were fen out. A well developed ledge of Bod ore lies in the bottom arid wor i just been commenced by Dr. A. H kell and W. J. Britland, the present ie Bismarck and Gladstone group, sisting of four claims, will soon be ne a leader. It was formerly owned ‘Sydney Smith of San Francisco, was recently purchased from him "a-New York company. There is hty of ore in sight to warrant the Btion ‘of a 5-stamp mill, which will put up in the early Spring. To $b-cannot be said in praise of the parck and Gladstone group, for no he promise more than these, e‘Trevaskis, situated at Red Hill, been worked for two years with factory results. The ore averages per ton in the mill, while some is mely rich, yielding from $5 to $50 an.Three thousand dollars was @ out in 10 days as an. example 'productiveness of theclaim. Mt. George, owned by J. F. Kidfed Zeitler and others, produces lens throughout the mine and Bes to become an excellent propStanford, known also as Oro iS. worked by Hon. J. H. Neff and an Brothers. A small force of § constantly employed, their y output being near $3000 while enditures do not exceed $2000. fA.a 10-stamp mill on the propida City is not limited to quartz but also has a number of good found mines. The Harmony, Odin, Reddik and Graham remost. The Delaware alone duced $15,000 a month for the blve months. There are about oo working with an average ¥ payroll of $11,000. . © GRASS VALLEY pisTRiot iodaced steadily for many years y foremost and well known tuated within its boundarributing thousands: of dollars t to the county’s output. — fy between Nevada City and ley is the Brunswick with a ‘mill. The property is: owned parties and New York capitaljout 50 men are employed. ly. production is about $7000 ho-Maryland has been worked y since 1868. A mill of 40 pushing 100 tons daily, is kept re averaging $12 perton. The butput is about $36,000’ while ises will not exceed $21,000. th Star and Massachusetts: ned by James D. Hague. t they are among the greatest } in the county. Two hun-. . thirty men are employed and z runs from $10 to $50.per ton. mps dropping steadily pro00 monthly, while the exA. D. Foote, the superin. tendent, for the successful operation of this property. a : The W. Y. O. D., with 40 stamps constantly ranning on good ore produces $20,000 monthly at’ an expenseof $12,000, which entitles the W. Y. O. D. to a place on the list of dividend pay‘ers. > 4 The situation of the Ind ependence is ‘very favorable. The owners are. -sinking a shaft 1000 feet deep to strike the ledge, which shows that confidence may be placed in deep level mining in Nevada county. — ae . The Empire mine gives to Nevada county the honor of claiming the oldest mine in the State. It was located in 1852, and has prodiced. over $7,000,000. ing $60,000 per month. The number of men employed is 250.Under the direvtion of Saperintendent Robert Walker the company expends about $40,000 monthly developing their mines. To much cannot be said in praise of the enterprising spirit of this company who, handling much money, use it to develop the county through mining enterprises. © The Rose Hill is another that. promises well. The first blast set off by the present owners exposed a body of ore sprinkled with gold. The mine has produced $100,000 from surface workThe Orleans on Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, consists of the Heuston Hill, Madison ‘Hill, Filmore, Prescott Hill and Betsy locations. A five stamp mill is at present erected on.the proplarger mill will be constructed in the near future. About 80men are at present'employed develoying the claims. The output averages $3000 per month. The Omaha and Lone Jack ranks highly in the esteem of the mining world, The company employes about 100 men and 30 stamps are kept in steady operation. The Omaha has produced over $2,000,000 alone, while its present monthly output will reach $15,00). lhe Bullion, also owned by the Omaha Company, is very promising, the ore running $8 per ton. ‘To be continued. 10 CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Weil, to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Mean a Test of Stuart’s Dyspepsia : Tablets. : Interesting Experience of an Indianapolis Gentleman. No trouble is more common. or more misunderstood than nervous dyspep-. sia. People having it think that their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicine'and spring remedies ; the real seat of the mischief is lost::sight of ; the stomach is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any pain whatever in the stomach, of stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia shows itself not in the stomach 80 much as in nearly every other organ; in some cases the heart palpitates, and is irregular ; in others the kidneys are affected ; in others the bowels are constipated, with headaches; still others are troubled with loss of fiesh and appetite, with accumulation of gas, . : sour risings and heartburn. Mr. A. W. Sharper of No. 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind., writes as follows. “A move of pure gratitude prompts me to write these few lines regarding the Dyspepsia Tablets. I have been a sutferer from nervous dyspepsia for the last four years ; have used various patent medicines and other remedies without any favorable result. They sometimes gavé temporary relief until the effects of the medicine wore off. I attributed this to my sedentary habits, being a bookkeeper with little physical exercise, but I am glad to state that the tablets bave overcome all these ob-. stacles, for I have gained in flesh, sleep better and am better in every way. The above is written not for notoriety, but is based on actual fact,” Respectfully yours nf _A. W. Sharper, 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind. It is safe to say that Stuart sia Tablets will cure any stomach weakach. They cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh and appetite, sleeplessness, palpitation, heartburn, constipation and headache. ; Send for valuable little book on stomach diseases by addressiug Stuart ate? fete pell’t ll sized packages ra sell full si package at 50 — 17-19-21-24-26-1 One Price to All. One price.to all and that the very lowest is the motto of Thos. Shurtleff, the cash grocer of lower Broad street. His stock is new and fresh, and his -. brands of goods the very best sold any= where. Give him a trial order and you will be pleased. Butter 50 cents a roll. Eggs 30 cents a dozen. jl4-tf To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refurid the motiey if it fails to cure. 250. 246m Se eee ae vee Califor Robin.Hood. At the present time it is produc-. . erty, but the propects are that a much . . Or perhaps any of the usual symptoms} > ; new and valuable medicine, Stuart’s. , 8 Dyspep-, 0: ness or disease except cancer of stom: never finds fault with the breakfast,” she “What of thet?” inquire@ the dyspepa, “Nothing much, how Iuaky: she ie to have such a som _“Humph. Maybe there's something in that. I was thinking how lucky Jinkles ‘was to have such good breakfaste.”— Washington Star. ; Miss Hilltop—I notice that you use the expression “a well woman,” I do not like it, It is'@ horsey expression, entirely out of place in speak“ing of a lady, ioe correct this time. The lady Tallude to has just been married and the groom is a very wealthy Inan.—Pittaburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. : Two Points of View; “That dainty blush on her round cheek, ‘Was it word of mine that called it there?" And he blamed himself with a sad reproach For daring to sully a face so fair. “I'm afraid the blush was most too But it-took his eye, I could see,’’ she said; She washed it off with a bit of sponge © Before her mirror, and went to bed. THE UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL. . _ Miss D.—I’'m going to put ona falee face and go as Cinderella’s homely sister, ; Mrs. C.—But why a falsé face?—W. Y. Tferald. at Why They Bad to Move. i sing “The Maiden’s Prayer?” -; She-—Why, yes; that is the reason we ‘had to move from the other flat— Fliegende Blaetter, Taking Hor Measure. ~-“Bridget, how does yer like that new lady: yer lives wit?” oe “Lady! She’s no lady. She ecoms out an’ helps me git ther brekfuss.”— Chicago Record. Room for Improvement. Friend—I wonder what will be the next improvement in our warships? Naval Reserve Man--I hope it will be {in the grub.—Town Topics. He Wanted a Rest. Mrs. Benham-—Henry, you remember our wedding day? Benham—You are always throwing that in my face.—Town Topics, Dotes on Them, He—Miss Sereleigh Says she is’ de. voted to the muse. She—She is. She keeps a house full of cats.—N. Y. Journal. ‘SOOTHING TREATMENT. “I’m sure it’s angry. You go first, indy you're a vegetarian.”—Pick-MeP. After the Prevailing Style. “Toure going to build e house? Well, well! Have you settled upon.a plan?” “You bet! My pian is to build it cheap, And rent it ag high as I can.” New Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the Cash Grocery Store of A. B. Wolf. jl5-tf Citation. United States Land omen, Seoramento, Cal, January 15, I, W. DUNCAN, W.L: O GEORGE MolVOR, J. P.SMITH, M.J. HENLEY, H. . DAUCHEY. F. A. WISE and WM. DOWNIE. 1 Applicants, whose last known Post fice Address was Nev, ', Nevada CounWashington Pon Oboe neue Lt ind 4 ashington ey) ‘or: an eree Claimant and torcll te eins WHEREAS, you did onthe 4th day of May, 1876, file in this office Mineral Syypcnticn io, “Centennial” Placer Mine embracng 819.17 acres of alleged Mineral Land; it ; inluding i id lication with other lands the NEL< of Sestlon 2 Ht Na R. 10%, M.D. " 1" ia 07 Waenna PRANK, RMR Ee oe Nevade City Post ifornia, has presented Teed Slleciae thames: aera iecatis chnchoser ana salen only for the‘ timber concern. C haracte. si ieam rings soba ication No. e tent of said NEM of Section 28, T. i1'N, ity 10 THEREFORE . e hereby cited to be and a r before the Hariaer ao er of this Office a¢ 10:00 o'clook A. Me RSDAY, the th fd eaeners, int, ona suc: testimony may * character of sa’ Soames = of cy GEO. B, iver. T. Fragaa, Atty for Protestant, "The. first publication of this notice was Ri the Nevapa Ciry DatLy Tara on the 17th day of January, ae eee ie wksaioa a a “Mrs: Jinkles ‘eiys that her husband . Only I was thinking N.Y. World. re Section h 4 io 10 st pa ei tatoe ei hee hearing. Y. Resins ene a OS SOE OE ENS SEIT RENN CN . BET en ast was read (Juat like them ail. 4 Poe Good 'to. Live. Murray H hearted Woman in the world. I don't believe there is another one like her. Pete Amsterdani—Is that 80 ?. Murray Hill—When she slanders any ‘self.—N. Y. World. @ i There Wére Others, “TI am proud to say: that my grandfather made his mark in the world,” observed Mrs. Colonial Dame. _ “Well, I guess he wasn’t the only man in those days who couldn’t write his name,” replied’ Mrsy Lutton.—Tit-Bits. Appropriate Nomenciature. “And this beautiful hybrid,” contiaued the enthusiastic floriculturist, “T have named ‘The Candidate's Pledge.’ ” “Because it fades so . cago, Journal. . They Stay Single. “Asa rule,” said Henry Peck, “bachelors art a/despicable class.” “But why?” “Because they profit by the misfortunes of their idiotic brothers who marry.”—-Philadelphia North American. Soa Suse metal ed A Sign of Prosperity. Chatterton—Hardup seems to be having better luck lately. Wiggins--What? Has he what he*owed you? Chatterton—No; he hasn’t called to borrow any more!-—Philadephia Press, 34 quickly.”"—Chipaid you Clear. as Little Jack Horner sat in the corner, ¢ Kating «# baker's pic: : He stuck in. his thumb, and pulled out a Plum . (Which proves that the story’s a lie.) —Philadelphia Press. Worthy of the Name. Tom—Why do you always call your mother “the mater?” Dick—Any woman. who could succeed in-marrying off-my four unprepossessTopics. An Honest Answer. . She—And when we are. married, dear, I won’t have to ask you fora thing, will I? ez He—No, love; you need not ask me for anything.—Yonkers Statesman. ¢ adi a abasniniare tasted Had Left a Substitute. Mrs, Crimsonbeak—Did you miss me, dear? . Ss ‘Mr. Crimsonbeak—No; the parrot hasn’t let up a minute since you went out.—Yonkers Statesman. An Unnecessary Question. . poetry? —~ . Contributor—Didn’t I begin each line with a capital letter?—N. Y. Tribune. ——————— Something Good. Call for and insist on having Rosi Hoop. The best in the world: For sale at the following first-class saloons: Unton Hotel Bar, The otto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Ed » Council Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hote] Bar, Johany Gregory’s. tf CaLu on George QC, Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. i. tf To Cure a Cold in One Day : Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. s4-6m Hijl—My wife is. the bestof her friends she don't believe it her-. ing ‘sisters deserves the title—Town 5 The Able Editor (ironically)—Is this’ {tures in small towns and_ vilSequoia Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER INTHE WorRLD. For Sale by — Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citiraus’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, « -« Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, ete. » Baconand: rs re ep Aedenhs “ tually found ina ae e ar’ Goods. fr ofe sag ee ‘*Cash Works Wonders.’’ + Harness and Saddlery _” CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., Opp. National Hotel, has established the. following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Single Harness $ Double Harness. Lap Dusters Buggy a: ie Four-horse Whips. . Sweat Pads, per pair. Guery Coasbe urry Combs :. Shaw! Straps. Halte: oar Straps Hi Whi ae z ‘orse Gloves Gall purs it TOWLE BROS. CO, Good Things for SSS8 A Single Glance . , On the part of the prospective parchaser, will convincegany one that the fine’ 8 just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES. KINKEAD’S: E Are Just Right. 3 Fancy Rockers, . Rattan Chairs, = Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases = = ux ‘ a and Secretaries. pvreyrgrerrvrryrryryrrvr sailing —— a Did TAKE bs ROBIN HOOD le For an Appetizer, YOUR — Sh Ae Tt Tit Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. et et INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » pM» »® M2 F ae ae B% ‘i a6 xe ais as as Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, $+ Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. a ' MZ ' WOLF, The Cash Grocer. “ Me ! We Mo Me MY SY Sf wy ee ne SIRES + 3 Tek Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated leclages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot McAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed NEVADA THEATRE, exams Friday Evening, an, st — ‘The Lady of Lys” Will be presented By Local Talent, Under the direction of [Leonard De Vilbiss. 6000 MUSIC, ELEGANT COSTUMES, SPLENDID STAGE SETTINGS. The Amateur Performance of the Season. Admission 85 cents, Reserved Seats <r nts, Box sheet now open at J. M. ey’s. Golda Ibis Mining Fair, MINERS WANTED to take part in . . drilling contest, and LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest tobeheldatthe = = Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San -. Franeisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For fall information apply to . ‘'P.J. HEALY, >» Chairman of Committee. $1 Post Street, San Francisco, j13-3w Attorney and Counselor at Law. . O"reed and Pine sorente. i e9, OOF {COLLEY BROS., -ro-. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part . th 3 in wrestling contest. free upon request. T. H. McAtuisrer, 78 Washington St. Chicag o. Queen Lily Soap <1) ona EX x Re (6c) of cD ISN TSN 1S 3 YET YEO G “ FOUR POINTS To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. > SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. * Sox: era CE Sas 9, References— My Patrons. [ee\ (SEN ISIN 152. (San pe Sed SST RS WSS Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” I> C1 C1 Cl C1) Oo, 2, Sk, OD, os}-20;) ass Bar} £5Ge\ 295 15a 7x BGOBQ@WOoBSoae The Finest panety Soap In the Maret. Washes Without Rubbing and does not inure theclothes. The largest Fam ly Washng can be done in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of age can doa washing with this soap. &@FBEWARE OF IMITATIONS oy Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for it and thus help build up 2 home industry, UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. Prop’s, Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. Ww: ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard. i . e beg BOY matag ooh Principal pl f ation o rinc Place ;. o business, San Francisco, California. ation of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada county, California. — acs Notice is hereby liven that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 6th day of December 1897,an assessment (No. 13). of Three cents per share was sevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Seoretary, at the office of the Company, No. 316 Front street, San Francisco, California, Any stock Lo ee which this assessment shal) remain unpaid on the ninth day of J anuary, 1998, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at publicauction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday, e Sist day of January, 1898, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of adering ond Crpanees of sale. By order of ‘oard of Directors. i z O. E. JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—3i6 Front street, San Francisco. California. : ‘ * ‘dee.ll. Postponement. Orrice OF tHE Home Gop Mintnea Com, ANY, 316 Fron? sTREET. San Francisco, january 11, 1898. Notice is hereby given that at a mee of the Board of Directors of this company held this fey. it was voted to postpone assessment iS Pf lelinquent January 9, until January Any stock u which this assessment shall remain wu: paid on the 20th day of January, 1898, tiger be’ delinquent Soe Ravertion’. foe sale and unless me’ ade before, will be. sold on February 10, ™ ‘to said delinquent assessment topo sed with the costs of advertising and ex. penses of the sale. By order of the Board of Directo jalitd. 0, B JOMNSON, Beerotary. a has been Absltely PURE TEA Time Tries All Things. Beech’s. } Was placed before the public many fears ago. Its saleé have steadily nereased, for its superior. quality faithfully maintained. \ It Is Different ; From any other you have used: It 8 neither green nor black—simply Assessment Notice. ‘a natural leaf that draws a canary pease lcelor, ‘sweet and ‘of a delightful MINING COMPANY.— fragrance. It stands equally well The Test 7 Of the Teapot And the Jce Pitcher. It was to meet the demand Mates, Ct ; for an é i i} \\ LT ff Wh vi\\ V4 . Mintrig vin! ATA MODERATE PRICE .

~ SALE DER STORE, EET. Proprietors. D FEET. se ER BOTTLES CKERMAN’S, S; ES, (MAN, id Photo Supplies. : Proprietor nee hiskey atsup , Shasta Ginger Ale: — ~~ 5 ND POTTED.x Tobacce:.... 30° 4 gal. bottles.. 25 in bulk, per gal. “to ' moe 2 Soap, per bar.. * ing else in proportion. ce utr ra aun ROCERIES . CANNED GOODs, NTP AULYEP ALAYEY UUA TP ALA VEP UA TP AL: INS cay neers ] TE OARS apie fornia’s ‘Total , Marvelous Future.$ } (Continued from yesterday:) ~ rday the Transdairr gave its Psa concise and up-to-date write“some of the many . mines: that Nevada in the lead'as the ‘greatid-producing county not only of hia but of the world. Today bntinue the story, and will ento complete it tomorrow: — . Home and Cadmus on Deer Fare operated under the same gement as the Texas, employing rmen and running~a ten stamp ‘mites above Nevada City in Valley is the Constitution, bh has been opérated” in the‘ past, ig good results. A tunnel is now grun to strike the ledge several ed feet deeper. : ming now to Selby Flat district, of the most important mines is the Suerte, otherwise known as the tham. It is situated on Cement fabout one and one-half miles from ada City. Twenty-five men are loyed developing and a five-stamp iis kept running, producing about y, per month, the cost of producbeing about $2000.Rother claim which has been a it producer, and which only needs’ bloping to become a present and tant payer is the Gold Queen, fmonly called The Horsefly. The one from $8 to $15 per ton. Bxt comes The Comet and Round intain group which gives promise become foremost in the district. § group is well developed, showing imited quantities of ore. Several idred tons have been milled yieldreturns of $12 per ton. The averwidth of the vein is two and one‘feet. Upon it the present owners template the erection of a mill in inéar future. he’ Lovelady. claim on the same {has been thoroughly prospected / promises to become'a mine of le in a short time. ie-G olden Star on a parallel vein extremely rich in the early history Martz mining. Atadepth of only y feet several thousand dollars were fen out. A well developed ledge of Bod ore lies in the bottom arid wor i just been commenced by Dr. A. H kell and W. J. Britland, the present ie Bismarck and Gladstone group, sisting of four claims, will soon be ne a leader. It was formerly owned ‘Sydney Smith of San Francisco, was recently purchased from him "a-New York company. There is hty of ore in sight to warrant the Btion ‘of a 5-stamp mill, which will put up in the early Spring. To $b-cannot be said in praise of the parck and Gladstone group, for no he promise more than these, e‘Trevaskis, situated at Red Hill, been worked for two years with factory results. The ore averages per ton in the mill, while some is mely rich, yielding from $5 to $50 an.Three thousand dollars was @ out in 10 days as an. example 'productiveness of theclaim. Mt. George, owned by J. F. Kidfed Zeitler and others, produces lens throughout the mine and Bes to become an excellent propStanford, known also as Oro iS. worked by Hon. J. H. Neff and an Brothers. A small force of § constantly employed, their y output being near $3000 while enditures do not exceed $2000. fA.a 10-stamp mill on the propida City is not limited to quartz but also has a number of good found mines. The Harmony, Odin, Reddik and Graham remost. The Delaware alone duced $15,000 a month for the blve months. There are about oo working with an average ¥ payroll of $11,000. . © GRASS VALLEY pisTRiot iodaced steadily for many years y foremost and well known tuated within its boundarributing thousands: of dollars t to the county’s output. — fy between Nevada City and ley is the Brunswick with a ‘mill. The property is: owned parties and New York capitaljout 50 men are employed. ly. production is about $7000 ho-Maryland has been worked y since 1868. A mill of 40 pushing 100 tons daily, is kept re averaging $12 perton. The butput is about $36,000’ while ises will not exceed $21,000. th Star and Massachusetts: ned by James D. Hague. t they are among the greatest } in the county. Two hun-. . thirty men are employed and z runs from $10 to $50.per ton. mps dropping steadily pro00 monthly, while the exA. D. Foote, the superin. tendent, for the successful operation of this property. a : The W. Y. O. D., with 40 stamps constantly ranning on good ore produces $20,000 monthly at’ an expenseof $12,000, which entitles the W. Y. O. D. to a place on the list of dividend pay‘ers. > 4 The situation of the Ind ependence is ‘very favorable. The owners are. -sinking a shaft 1000 feet deep to strike the ledge, which shows that confidence may be placed in deep level mining in Nevada county. — ae . The Empire mine gives to Nevada county the honor of claiming the oldest mine in the State. It was located in 1852, and has prodiced. over $7,000,000. ing $60,000 per month. The number of men employed is 250.Under the direvtion of Saperintendent Robert Walker the company expends about $40,000 monthly developing their mines. To much cannot be said in praise of the enterprising spirit of this company who, handling much money, use it to develop the county through mining enterprises. © The Rose Hill is another that. promises well. The first blast set off by the present owners exposed a body of ore sprinkled with gold. The mine has produced $100,000 from surface workThe Orleans on Ophir Hill, near Grass Valley, consists of the Heuston Hill, Madison ‘Hill, Filmore, Prescott Hill and Betsy locations. A five stamp mill is at present erected on.the proplarger mill will be constructed in the near future. About 80men are at present'employed develoying the claims. The output averages $3000 per month. The Omaha and Lone Jack ranks highly in the esteem of the mining world, The company employes about 100 men and 30 stamps are kept in steady operation. The Omaha has produced over $2,000,000 alone, while its present monthly output will reach $15,00). lhe Bullion, also owned by the Omaha Company, is very promising, the ore running $8 per ton. ‘To be continued. 10 CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA To Gain Flesh, to Sleep Weil, to Know What Appetite and Good Digestion Mean a Test of Stuart’s Dyspepsia : Tablets. : Interesting Experience of an Indianapolis Gentleman. No trouble is more common. or more misunderstood than nervous dyspep-. sia. People having it think that their nerves are to blame and are surprised that they are not cured by nerve medicine'and spring remedies ; the real seat of the mischief is lost::sight of ; the stomach is the organ to be looked after. Nervous dyspeptics often do not have any pain whatever in the stomach, of stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia shows itself not in the stomach 80 much as in nearly every other organ; in some cases the heart palpitates, and is irregular ; in others the kidneys are affected ; in others the bowels are constipated, with headaches; still others are troubled with loss of fiesh and appetite, with accumulation of gas, . : sour risings and heartburn. Mr. A. W. Sharper of No. 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind., writes as follows. “A move of pure gratitude prompts me to write these few lines regarding the Dyspepsia Tablets. I have been a sutferer from nervous dyspepsia for the last four years ; have used various patent medicines and other remedies without any favorable result. They sometimes gavé temporary relief until the effects of the medicine wore off. I attributed this to my sedentary habits, being a bookkeeper with little physical exercise, but I am glad to state that the tablets bave overcome all these ob-. stacles, for I have gained in flesh, sleep better and am better in every way. The above is written not for notoriety, but is based on actual fact,” Respectfully yours nf _A. W. Sharper, 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind. It is safe to say that Stuart sia Tablets will cure any stomach weakach. They cure sour stomach, gas, loss of flesh and appetite, sleeplessness, palpitation, heartburn, constipation and headache. ; Send for valuable little book on stomach diseases by addressiug Stuart ate? fete pell’t ll sized packages ra sell full si package at 50 — 17-19-21-24-26-1 One Price to All. One price.to all and that the very lowest is the motto of Thos. Shurtleff, the cash grocer of lower Broad street. His stock is new and fresh, and his -. brands of goods the very best sold any= where. Give him a trial order and you will be pleased. Butter 50 cents a roll. Eggs 30 cents a dozen. jl4-tf To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refurid the motiey if it fails to cure. 250. 246m Se eee ae vee Califor Robin.Hood. At the present time it is produc-. . erty, but the propects are that a much . . Or perhaps any of the usual symptoms} > ; new and valuable medicine, Stuart’s. , 8 Dyspep-, 0: ness or disease except cancer of stom: never finds fault with the breakfast,” she “What of thet?” inquire@ the dyspepa, “Nothing much, how Iuaky: she ie to have such a som _“Humph. Maybe there's something in that. I was thinking how lucky Jinkles ‘was to have such good breakfaste.”— Washington Star. ; Miss Hilltop—I notice that you use the expression “a well woman,” I do not like it, It is'@ horsey expression, entirely out of place in speak“ing of a lady, ioe correct this time. The lady Tallude to has just been married and the groom is a very wealthy Inan.—Pittaburgh Chronicle-Telegraph. : Two Points of View; “That dainty blush on her round cheek, ‘Was it word of mine that called it there?" And he blamed himself with a sad reproach For daring to sully a face so fair. “I'm afraid the blush was most too But it-took his eye, I could see,’’ she said; She washed it off with a bit of sponge © Before her mirror, and went to bed. THE UNKINDEST CUT OF ALL. . _ Miss D.—I’'m going to put ona falee face and go as Cinderella’s homely sister, ; Mrs. C.—But why a falsé face?—W. Y. Tferald. at Why They Bad to Move. i sing “The Maiden’s Prayer?” -; She-—Why, yes; that is the reason we ‘had to move from the other flat— Fliegende Blaetter, Taking Hor Measure. ~-“Bridget, how does yer like that new lady: yer lives wit?” oe “Lady! She’s no lady. She ecoms out an’ helps me git ther brekfuss.”— Chicago Record. Room for Improvement. Friend—I wonder what will be the next improvement in our warships? Naval Reserve Man--I hope it will be {in the grub.—Town Topics. He Wanted a Rest. Mrs. Benham-—Henry, you remember our wedding day? Benham—You are always throwing that in my face.—Town Topics, Dotes on Them, He—Miss Sereleigh Says she is’ de. voted to the muse. She—She is. She keeps a house full of cats.—N. Y. Journal. ‘SOOTHING TREATMENT. “I’m sure it’s angry. You go first, indy you're a vegetarian.”—Pick-MeP. After the Prevailing Style. “Toure going to build e house? Well, well! Have you settled upon.a plan?” “You bet! My pian is to build it cheap, And rent it ag high as I can.” New Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the Cash Grocery Store of A. B. Wolf. jl5-tf Citation. United States Land omen, Seoramento, Cal, January 15, I, W. DUNCAN, W.L: O GEORGE MolVOR, J. P.SMITH, M.J. HENLEY, H. . DAUCHEY. F. A. WISE and WM. DOWNIE. 1 Applicants, whose last known Post fice Address was Nev, ', Nevada CounWashington Pon Oboe neue Lt ind 4 ashington ey) ‘or: an eree Claimant and torcll te eins WHEREAS, you did onthe 4th day of May, 1876, file in this office Mineral Syypcnticn io, “Centennial” Placer Mine embracng 819.17 acres of alleged Mineral Land; it ; inluding i id lication with other lands the NEL< of Sestlon 2 Ht Na R. 10%, M.D. " 1" ia 07 Waenna PRANK, RMR Ee oe Nevade City Post ifornia, has presented Teed Slleciae thames: aera iecatis chnchoser ana salen only for the‘ timber concern. C haracte. si ieam rings soba ication No. e tent of said NEM of Section 28, T. i1'N, ity 10 THEREFORE . e hereby cited to be and a r before the Hariaer ao er of this Office a¢ 10:00 o'clook A. Me RSDAY, the th fd eaeners, int, ona suc: testimony may * character of sa’ Soames

= of cy GEO. B, iver. T. Fragaa, Atty for Protestant, "The. first publication of this notice was Ri the Nevapa Ciry DatLy Tara on the 17th day of January, ae eee ie wksaioa a a “Mrs: Jinkles ‘eiys that her husband . Only I was thinking N.Y. World. re Section h 4 io 10 st pa ei tatoe ei hee hearing. Y. Resins ene a OS SOE OE ENS SEIT RENN CN . BET en ast was read (Juat like them ail. 4 Poe Good 'to. Live. Murray H hearted Woman in the world. I don't believe there is another one like her. Pete Amsterdani—Is that 80 ?. Murray Hill—When she slanders any ‘self.—N. Y. World. @ i There Wére Others, “TI am proud to say: that my grandfather made his mark in the world,” observed Mrs. Colonial Dame. _ “Well, I guess he wasn’t the only man in those days who couldn’t write his name,” replied’ Mrsy Lutton.—Tit-Bits. Appropriate Nomenciature. “And this beautiful hybrid,” contiaued the enthusiastic floriculturist, “T have named ‘The Candidate's Pledge.’ ” “Because it fades so . cago, Journal. . They Stay Single. “Asa rule,” said Henry Peck, “bachelors art a/despicable class.” “But why?” “Because they profit by the misfortunes of their idiotic brothers who marry.”—-Philadelphia North American. Soa Suse metal ed A Sign of Prosperity. Chatterton—Hardup seems to be having better luck lately. Wiggins--What? Has he what he*owed you? Chatterton—No; he hasn’t called to borrow any more!-—Philadephia Press, 34 quickly.”"—Chipaid you Clear. as Little Jack Horner sat in the corner, ¢ Kating «# baker's pic: : He stuck in. his thumb, and pulled out a Plum . (Which proves that the story’s a lie.) —Philadelphia Press. Worthy of the Name. Tom—Why do you always call your mother “the mater?” Dick—Any woman. who could succeed in-marrying off-my four unprepossessTopics. An Honest Answer. . She—And when we are. married, dear, I won’t have to ask you fora thing, will I? ez He—No, love; you need not ask me for anything.—Yonkers Statesman. ¢ adi a abasniniare tasted Had Left a Substitute. Mrs, Crimsonbeak—Did you miss me, dear? . Ss ‘Mr. Crimsonbeak—No; the parrot hasn’t let up a minute since you went out.—Yonkers Statesman. An Unnecessary Question. . poetry? —~ . Contributor—Didn’t I begin each line with a capital letter?—N. Y. Tribune. ——————— Something Good. Call for and insist on having Rosi Hoop. The best in the world: For sale at the following first-class saloons: Unton Hotel Bar, The otto, Reception, The Owl, Gilt Ed » Council Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hote] Bar, Johany Gregory’s. tf CaLu on George QC, Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. i. tf To Cure a Cold in One Day : Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure. 25c. s4-6m Hijl—My wife is. the bestof her friends she don't believe it her-. ing ‘sisters deserves the title—Town 5 The Able Editor (ironically)—Is this’ {tures in small towns and_ vilSequoia Gigantea, FINEST FINISHING LUMBER INTHE WorRLD. For Sale by — Manufacturers and Dealers in BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER Yard at Depot. Telephone No. 5I. NATIONAL MARKET Broad St., Opp. Citiraus’ Bank. C.J. NAFFZIGER, « -« Prop’r Beef, Pork, Mutton Veal, Sausages, ete. » Baconand: rs re ep Aedenhs “ tually found ina ae e ar’ Goods. fr ofe sag ee ‘*Cash Works Wonders.’’ + Harness and Saddlery _” CHEAPER THAN EVER. JAMES CAIRNS, Broad st., Opp. National Hotel, has established the. following PRICES FOR CASH ONLY: Single Harness $ Double Harness. Lap Dusters Buggy a: ie Four-horse Whips.. . Sweat Pads, per pair. Guery Coasbe urry Combs :.. Shaw! Straps. Halte: oar Straps Hi Whi ae z ‘orse Gloves Gall purs it TOWLE BROS. CO, Good Things for SSS8 A Single Glance . , On the part of the prospective parchaser, will convincegany one that the fine’ 8 just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES. KINKEAD’S: E Are Just Right. 3 Fancy Rockers, . Rattan Chairs, = Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases = = ux ‘ a and Secretaries. pvreyrgrerrvrryrryryrrvr sailing —— a Did TAKE bs ROBIN HOOD le For an Appetizer, YOUR — Sh Ae Tt Tit Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mcunt Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. et et INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME » pM» »® M2 F ae ae B% ‘i a6 xe ais as as Cleaned Zante Currants, Seeded Raisins, $+ Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. a ' MZ ' WOLF, The Cash Grocer. “ Me ! We Mo Me MY SY Sf wy ee ne SIRES + 3 Tek Living and more may be made by any one with a McAllister Magic Lantern outfit, giving entertainments or illustrated leclages. A small capital and energy are all that are needed. A book that describes, pictures and explains the operation ot McAllister’s Magic Lanterns And Stereopticons and tells how to conduct entertainments will be mailed NEVADA THEATRE, exams Friday Evening, an, st — ‘The Lady of Lys” Will be presented By Local Talent, Under the direction of [Leonard De Vilbiss. 6000 MUSIC, ELEGANT COSTUMES, SPLENDID STAGE SETTINGS. The Amateur Performance of the Season. Admission 85 cents, Reserved Seats <r nts, Box sheet now open at J. M. ey’s. Golda Ibis Mining Fair, MINERS WANTED to take part in . . drilling contest, and LEADERS OF COUNTRY BANDS please take notice of musical contest tobeheldatthe = = Golden Jubilee Mining Fair, in San -. Franeisco, commencing Jan. 29th. For fall information apply to . ‘'P.J. HEALY, >» Chairman of Committee. $1 Post Street, San Francisco, j13-3w Attorney and Counselor at Law. . O"reed and Pine sorente. i e9, OOF {COLLEY BROS., -ro-. WRESTLERS WANTED to take part . th 3 in wrestling contest. free upon request. T. H. McAtuisrer, 78 Washington St. Chicag o. Queen Lily Soap <1) ona EX x Re (6c) of cD ISN TSN 1S 3 YET YEO G “ FOUR POINTS To be considered in Men’s Made to Order Clothing ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. > SMITH The Tailor Turns out work that fulfills every requirement. * Sox: era CE Sas 9, References— My Patrons. [ee\ (SEN ISIN 152. (San pe Sed SST RS WSS Hartman— “Prince of Cutters” I> C1 C1 Cl C1) Oo, 2, Sk, OD, os}-20;) ass Bar} £5Ge\ 295 15a 7x BGOBQ@WOoBSoae The Finest panety Soap In the Maret. Washes Without Rubbing and does not inure theclothes. The largest Fam ly Washng can be done in three to four hours. a girl of twelve years of age can doa washing with this soap. &@FBEWARE OF IMITATIONS oy Made in San Francisce. Ask your dealer for it and thus help build up 2 home industry, UNION MARKET, Commercial St., Nevada City. Prop’s, Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Ete., At the lowest rates. Ww: ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE stock of the Popular Public Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard. i . e beg BOY matag ooh Principal pl f ation o rinc Place ;. o business, San Francisco, California. ation of Works, Woods Ravine, Nevada county, California. — acs Notice is hereby liven that ata meeting of the Board of Directors, held on the 6th day of December 1897,an assessment (No. 13). of Three cents per share was sevied upon the capital stock of the corporation, payable immediately in United States gold coin to the Seoretary, at the office of the Company, No. 316 Front street, San Francisco, California, Any stock Lo ee which this assessment shal) remain unpaid on the ninth day of J anuary, 1998, will be delinquent and advertised for sale at publicauction; and unless payment is made before, will be sold on Monday, e Sist day of January, 1898, to pay the delinquent assessment together with costs of adering ond Crpanees of sale. By order of ‘oard of Directors. i z O. E. JOHNSON, Secretary, Office—3i6 Front street, San Francisco. California. : ‘ * ‘dee.ll. Postponement. Orrice OF tHE Home Gop Mintnea Com, ANY, 316 Fron? sTREET. San Francisco, january 11, 1898. Notice is hereby given that at a mee of the Board of Directors of this company held this fey. it was voted to postpone assessment iS Pf lelinquent January 9, until January Any stock u which this assessment shall remain wu: paid on the 20th day of January, 1898, tiger be’ delinquent Soe Ravertion’. foe sale and unless me’ ade before, will be. sold on February 10, ™ ‘to said delinquent assessment topo sed with the costs of advertising and ex. penses of the sale. By order of the Board of Directo jalitd. 0, B JOMNSON, Beerotary. a has been Absltely PURE TEA Time Tries All Things. Beech’s. } Was placed before the public many fears ago. Its saleé have steadily nereased, for its superior. quality faithfully maintained. \ It Is Different ; From any other you have used: It 8 neither green nor black—simply Assessment Notice. ‘a natural leaf that draws a canary pease lcelor, ‘sweet and ‘of a delightful MINING COMPANY.— fragrance. It stands equally well The Test 7 Of the Teapot And the Jce Pitcher. It was to meet the demand Mates, Ct ; for an é i i} \\ LT ff Wh vi\\ V4 . Mintrig vin! ATA MODERATE PRICE .