January 2, 1895 (4 pages)

Ls wana sneer ae ete BOY A ' aul VOL. LXVI--NO. 10509 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. att EVENING, JANUARY eaten ao The Nevada City Daily Transcript PUBLISHED EVERY BY foottconss EXC PT SUNDAYS, . “BROWN: ‘& CALKINS. NN; Pp Brown nt ALKINS. = SUBSCRIPTION — PRICPS. One year, strictly i in silvange Six. months Three x Per we If not paid in ady ance, 60 ‘cents per nrontir: Advertising Ratés—Legal .advertising $1 per square for first insertion. 50 eents per squara for each additional insertion, Business adv ertisements as per ‘card rates. Tocal notices 10 cents pét tine for first Piece tion and five cents for euclvadditionarinsertion. Entered at the the Postoffice at ‘Nav yada. City as second-class m itter. Cou nty Officiat Directory= John Caldwell. 3 bese chorea Judge D. F. Douglass >.> os Sheriff J.G. Neagle ., Under + heriff J.J. Greany.. 7 -Glerk J. CG. Nilon ie. _ Deputy € lerk CoE CINTA eke, “John Werry . =<-F¥—Snet———--—“Tiios. 8. Ford. Ae fr Roge rs. H: Daniels D.8. Collins ees een rder ~ Treasurer }. . . District Att orney Su; yer’ntendent of Schools Coroner Publie Administrator SUPERVISORS.J. M. BUFFINGTON, Dd. McPHETRES, F.M PRIDGEON, T. J. ROBINSON E. W: DONNELLY. 4 a et Sa Happens Once Every 2,500,000. Years, A remarkable freak in moon phases was noted inthe month of -Februiry, 1866,.a.-month which has~-gone into astronomical annals as ‘‘the month withTHEY LIKED NGISE. So Literary hightsWho ‘Found a eae a} f “Work in Turmoil, All that concerns the men and womén who give distinction to their day is of interest to‘those who: admire; oriticise and’ perhaps envy their. achievements. A special and legitimate curiosity is felt in reference to the conditions under ,vhich ‘success is won. Glimpses are occasionally given into the methods of. eminent toilers, and-a wonderful variety is revealed. 1t is at least plain that no guidebook. to great performances—the anxious author can have his choice. of sever:.i—will ‘determine the point where exactly the best results are to be obtained. Ono man’s help is another's “hindrance. Many —famous Wwritérs, for instaive, have only been able to perfect their thoughts in-silénce and-seelusion:—But_there have-also been those-who. could work “in -the midst of babel tind defy~distraction, ~Jane Austen, whdse unpretentious canvases are full of some of the most lifelike por‘traits in fiction, was never in the habit oft Deh jie —solitndeto-eeiiipose._— She. “yrote sitting imthe family circle. and mder perpetual risk 6f interruption. It was the same with a sneceéssful ' lady novelist happily still living, Mrs. Harriet Beecher ‘Stowe. wrote her best known story on a plain pine table by the aid of an evening lamp in a tiny wooden house in Maine. About, her weré gathered children of various ages, Conning their lessons or at play and never guessing w hat a treasure mine of excitement was ‘coming into existence for other young people in out a fullmoon.’’ Inthat year January and March each had two full moons, but February none. A writer ina leading . astronomical journal uses the following language in. déseribing it: ‘‘Do you realize. what a rare, thing in nature it was? It has net happened before since the ginning oD the Christian -era or probably since the Creation of the world! It will not occur again, according to * the cemputations of the astronomer royal of England, for—hew long do_you think? «Not until after-2;500, 000 years from. eh cee Louis Republic. * Two Merits. The iibernian gift. for courteous spyech’ was seldom better displayed than . by. # certain, Irish boarder. . . His landlady, a ‘‘pleasané spoken’’ body, had-poured—him-a-eup of-tea and presently inquired. if it was.all right. ~ ‘It is jist to my taste,-Mrs. Hallahan,’’ said the’ boarder—‘‘wake and cowld, jist as I loike “it.’’——Youth’s C ompanjan. Close orn semblance. ~Crimsonbesk—Do—you-know-a-mar}-Order-your_ pistol. . . #faBe Service always~reminds me-of-a+ prize fight? Yoast—How so? c “Why, the. parties talk about it.for months, but it only requires a cofiple ‘of seconds for the event.’ a. Se Dr. J. H. McLran’s Strengthening Cor’ dial and ale Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way.’ Its curative power is largely attributable to its eee tonic and nutritive properties, system _is_re— Ibi is seas to ae taste, easily . borne on the stomach arid harmless under prolonged'use. Try: it. Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Sa eruited, Cu AES “GONSTIPATION E INDIGESTION;DIZZINESS. RUPTIONS ON. THE SKIN. Beautifies:“ComMPLEX U.FOR A CASE (IT. WILL NOTRE. An agreeable Laxative and NuxvE pom Bold by Druggists or sent by-mail. 25c., 500. $100 per package: mackie; -Bamples frees O BO ekivorte The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. . v Sold by © arr. Bros. CITY HOTEL.Care. ©: oO. CGonlan Fegs to announce to the people of Nevada City and the public “generally thethaving -purcirased the property known as the &. ner States Beer Hall and,! odging House, «nd hay ing Temor i¢d the sam» and . “fit'éditup in first-class style, -for Hotel purposes; she is now prepare! to accommodate the vi blig with First: Class.” Board and Lodging at Reasonable Rates. __ The Rooms ate mt, First-Class, Light and Airy. sa The Tables will be supplied with the Best in the. Market. The Hotel wi . be known as théegity. Hotel. Hoping to receive a share of thé\public. patronage, lam, etc. MRS.O, C-8ONLAN, casieeneemtetieneahaomciona he NOTICE, OTICE Is HFRSBY.GIVEN THAT TH2 “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.’’ A large part of the ‘‘Roman History”’ of Dr. Arnold . ‘was composed under similar circumstances. Dean Stanley Jias sketched the Rugby stadent, where Arnold sat at his work, ‘‘with no atterapt at seclusion, conversation going on around’ him—his children playing in the room—his frequent guests, whether friends or former pupils, coming in of out at will.” Thomas Lovell Beddoes, a poet of luxuriant— fancy and—true genius, though much neglected, also found stimulus to the, creative faculty of his muse in w orking in playful and even noisy company. Such cases recall the story of the learned man. of Padua, who assured Montaigne that he actually needed to be hemmed ih by uproar before he could proceed to study. —Chambers’ Journal. Cavalry Pistol ‘Practice, 1672. ‘Here follow the comnidipids: forthe pistols: 1, Uncade your pistols. 2. Draw forth your pistois. ‘Phis must be performed with theright hand. The left pistol first and then to mount.the muzzle.) 8. _Rest your pisidl a -little-in your. bridle“hand, andthen im-_ dle part of it, and place<the butt end upon your thigh. 4. Sink or rest your pistol in your bridle hand. 5. Bend your cock (or draw up your cock to half bend). 6: Secure or guard your cock. 7, Open your pan. 8. Prime your pan, 9. Shut your pan or order your hammer.or steel. 10. Cast about your pistols, which is to be done against your left thigh, with your muzzle upward in your bridle hand. 11. Gage your flasks. 12. Lade your-pistols with powder, For your more speedy lading of your pistols; there is lately invented a small powder flask, ‘with a suitableccharge, but it is not to be dented that your ,cartroaches are very serviceable. There are 11 more motions, and finally in 24—give fire. In the firing of your pistols you are not to fire directly forward,,. to your enemies’ horses’ heads; but. toward the right hand, with the lock of the pistol upward.—Notes and Queries. ! Papa In the Same List. A gentloman formerly in the serv ice of the United States navy married a Japanese beauty a few years ago and settled down to domestic life in the Land of the Rising Sun.’ Only a few months ago. an old chum of his, an officer on one of our ships of War, Weiit to call upon-him at-his hone] in Nagasaki. -While waiting in the room which might correspond to the parlor in’ this country he heard the prattle of a child in the. adjoining apartment. Said the youngster: x ‘‘Who is the foreign devil that has come to see papa?’’ ‘*Hush,’’ said the nurse. ‘‘Tbe gentleman might overhear you. Heis a fellow countryman of your father’s.’”’ "Well, papa is a foreign devil too.’’ This incident would seem to show that.certain colloquial phrases have survived the feeling of hatred for foreigners Which the Japanese abandoned so many years ago.— Washington Star. The Primitive Fishhook, The first implement used by man for catching fish with a line was not a hook, It was a pointed piece of bone or flint, a simple baitholder, and the line, possibly a length or so of some dried vine or grass, was tied to the middle of:-the piece. .The fish swallowed the whole bait, bone and all, and so tke first implement.was what we would call a gorge hook today. In time bronze was substituted for bqne,; but the form of the first implement was retained. Untold ages, ndersigned will apply tothe Board of Su pervisors of Nevada county, at its regular “term, ou the 7th day of January, “or as soon vhereaiter asthe matter can be heard, for a re newal o: license to collect tolls on thesSouth Yuba pian Bridye, known as the Virginia Turapike Co. : D. moon. H.G AVES, Agent. December 7, 1824. r Central HOTEL (Formerly City Hotel.) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA Sess: saad : passed before the first, fishhook was wade, and, strangely enough, when a ptong was fashioned on the hook, the prohg turned outward and not inward. . —Nex York Times. From a Standpoint of E . ss médiately take your pistol néar themid. KARL’S CLOVER .ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, aH your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell._25e., 50c., and $1.00. _ Bros. ————+-+@e-+ ‘Bay your best girl pair of Opera G lasses, . a fine Leather Sterling Silver-Mounted Card present. Largest assortment and lowest prices at _— & Brand’s, dl7 sae sara are : Home-Made Jewelry. All persons who want jewelry manufacorders to C Get them in early and avoid the rush, i ss See See Ir your kidneys are inactive, yoh will feel and-look wretched, even in the mast-cheervecasions. Dr. J, H. McLean’s Little Liver and Balm will set you -right, again. per bottle. Sold at Carr Bros. * Drug Store.’ = ereee ers, for the holiday trade; at Schmidt Bros. A Household ‘Preasur. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., say covery in the house and his‘ family has al“ways found the very best results follow its use} that he would not: be without it, if procurable.: G, ‘A. Dykeman . Drugygist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do: all that is~claimed-for it. Why not try a remedy so. long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr. Bros. Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. ; e Ordinance No. 119. N ORDINANCE FIXING THE FEES OF the City Marshal and Policemen for services in cases arising out of the breech of City Ordinances. The Board of Trustees of the. City of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section I. The fees of the City Marshal and Policemen for all services performed in cases arising out of the breech of any City Ordinance shall be, where.a fine is collected, the same as ure allowed~by law to Constables in criminal cages for like services. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect ind be in force from and after the Tenth day of January, 1895, Passed by the following vote on the 20th day of i Deeem ber,_1804;, Ayes—Trustees Baker, Carr, Gault, Hook and Rich. Noes—. D.S. BAKFR, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: T, H. Carr, Clerk. d2l FOR SALE. _ Adjoining Andrew Parker’s, on the south, is offered FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. The house contains nine rooms, and hasa good well, The lot-is 80 feet cite and extends from the RailroadMtrack to Long street. For further particulars apply to d15-2w aA, EOEE UNION ‘MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. COLLEY ‘BROS., > = Prop’s: Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., At the lowest rates. 7E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE \ stock ofthe Popular. Public Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard, "Their: New Place. Mrs. L. C. STATTON ~ and, --MISS JESSIE NIVENS AVE removed from 504 Turk Street to. 413 Geary Street, San Francisco, where they have opened for the Fali Trade in MIL-' LINERY, and cordially invite all who visit tho . city to give them a éall. . CASH COUNTS at-—— KAINKEAD’S ‘House Furuishing Rooms, . LARGEST AND. FINEST STOCK ! THE LOWEST PRICES PARLOR SETS BEDROOM DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BEDDING, FLOOR MATTING, RUGS, ETC.Upholstering Neatly Done hy one of. the Best Upholsterers on the Co as Carpet ‘ani ing and Sewing a esatialiy. *) Mrs» O'Mulligan—Phwhat do yez } think av-thress refarm? _ Mrs. Whalen—Dhress refarm, his it? Sthure it’s a°great savin! It’s on’y yis-_ terday I refarmed the ould man’s pants to fit Denny,’ and it’s*uo small ~ pathoy {London Tit-Bits. The leaves.of the talipot tree are used in Geylon for the leayes of books. The infor are impressed upon the leaf, . whith is rubbéd over with chareoal, and are then strung together between’ boards, They last for years, Notice for Proving Wilk: N THE SUPERIOR. cou RT, IN AND FOR the couuty of Nevada, State of California, In the matter’ ued the estate of A, N, CRANE, deceased Notie that Thursday, the 27th da: oF of December, 1894, at 10 o’clock a. M., of said day, atthe Court room of said Court, at the Court House in the tity, and county of Nevada, hag been appointed as the time and place for proving the wil of said A. N. Crane, deceased, and for hearing the application of Annie Jane Crane, for the issuince to her of letters teatamentary when‘and where any pean interested may appear. and _ contest the sa : * Date =" Dec, 15th, 1894. J. J. GREANY, Clerk. By J. ©. Nilon, Deputy Clerk, “FRED enisas, Altterney for Petitioner, diy Case, or-an elegant Gold Watch for a Xmas tured to = are requested to hand in their . } J. Brand as soon as possible.’ fal society, and melancholy: on jolliest . } $1.00 ‘A FINE line of Cigar and Cigarette hofd=f e/a] S/d that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis-, —~THEHOUSE.AND LOT, . 4; ee is hereby given . F howest Prices z iS WEAPONS, Popguns, is Target Rifles, Pistols, Bean shooters, Ete. ON WHEES Wagons Carts, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows, Ete. PUZZLES, World’s Fair. Brownies, United States, a West Show, GAMES, . Telegraph Boy, Billiards, Tallyho, enette. iv A RTA AUAIGUSIAULIGAAUALAAAAAUAMAUMAAUAIBAAEA s New Year Cheer __ largest varity " : acaspemaecil — : a MUSICAL, Toy Pianos, Singitg Toys, MECHANICAL. Jumping Dogs, Crawling Alligators, Running Horses, Drums, Flying Birds, Accordeons, Ete. Ete, BALLS, Base, Foot;~ . Celluloid, Xubber, MISSCELLANY, “Fancy Whips, ~~ Wooly Dogs,Banks, Rocking pores 8} RUZRUAR PSs ! UZ) oy . wis Si] W =a1= = Pee . ae AP Sie) be] L/S] Da you MTU % present .to. your SiS big and little. ’ ENE] Perfumes “ie ATF Picture Frames MT AP AP v7 Booklets and Cards 7 Sic] SiS ty CARR BROS, want the novelties, useful. and: ornamental, to From the World’s Most Celebrated Makers, Wall and Ensel, Many sizes and Patterns. Prang’s, Raphael Tuck & Sons’, Hildesheimer’s, Ete. Picture ~andAutograph_ Albums. ee Ne Re Mate latest and finest both loved ones, s A 4 ; s r SJ Ss i) ~All This Season’s Most Elegant and Stytish,— Christmas Books for Old and eine. All the Prettiest Printed Tiiis Year. In Celluloid, Piush, _Metgland Leather APU AP ASAP AS yd inet ae RY tonne MEM Mob Mesos x ‘ Righty Styles Dressing, Glove and Mand erohint Cases, Biggest Stock. : Me sso ses Ki PURITY, AGE, MATURITY ; =" \\uipgeannaa NO REQUIRED. "‘USLNWOSG W 3ILLOG AUZAR SisniLep tesa DISTILLED, STORED, AND. BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE U. 8. GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MED. ICAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND STIMULATING-PROPERTIES, CROWN DISTILLERIES CO, DISTILLERS AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC. COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, Cau A. ISOARD & SON, Sole pAgents f for t Neveds Saeety Ww. D. LONG, ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE--COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, up stairs Nevada City. ee ee SS “Special Notice. All are hereby notified -that~ their accounts must be settled by the ist of January, 1895, W. C. GROVES. Nevada City, December 4, 1904, . Stated Meetings on the Second Wedne persons tadébted to me] : Attorney : ate: SOCIETY DIRECTCRY. . i Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1. 0 Meets at Odd Fetlow’s Hall “very ud and 4th Monday of Hach Month at 7:30 o'clock. . W. H. MARTIN, C. P, GEQ.'A.GRAY, 8: Meetaat Pythian Castie Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 o’cloek. JAMES HU 16 aeRO, President, MARSH, RS, Nevada Lodge, No. t3, F. ‘and A.M ‘Meets at Masonic Hau, 8. W. each month, ame OL Visiting Brethren in good standi 2 dially invited. = oes TB. GRay, IJ. ROLFR, Secretary, wa { Nevada Co mandery, No. 6, K. T. Meets at Masonic Hall Third pburday Of Eac h Mouth at 30 o'clock, Master, / First and * RED. saa I. J. ROLFE, R F SEARLS, Com. Nevada City ‘Council, No 30, Y. M. I. Meets at Hibernta Hal) Every Alternate Friday mencing with the First in the year, Evening Friday J. M. FOLEY, President. CARL SCHEMER R. 8, Milo Lanes No. 48, K. of P. Meets at Pythian Castle Baty Friday Evening at 7:80.0’clock. H. Rh. HOSKINS, © B 8. RECTOR, K. of R, and 8. Eveving N. D. Gow. EETS ON THE SECOND AND FoURIH Thursdays of each month at Pythian © sAMELIA Haox, (Pres. Sec y tle. Mrs. BELLE DovG.ass, EB. B. POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law and . gga ees 3 EARLS, Sore a FRED 8. NEVAD OF cy: carly WHT pratice tail the Courts. “PRED. SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL ‘T . i State and Federal, j " COURT, EEE is eens be Me WALLING, Ww; FFICE—TILLEY BUIL bDi>éa, COR. pkoap and hime. atreets, Nevada City, eM Me Mo Me Mot 2, ya Matas MME NEM Me Mo MONE Hydraulic. Parlor, No, 56, N. S. G. W. + LAUREL PARLOR, No. — Fine Diamonds, 4 Our last large donsignment of Holiday Goods has arrived, consisting of Solid Gold Jewelry EYER ASE: “Of FINE Se great pleasure to show goods, whether you w or not, . 4 mee ountry orders solicited, Novelties from in Latest Styles. Gold Watches in handsome design, and accurate timekeepers. all—kinds, including the aoa Fastesn houses. 1 Marble, Onyx; Iron and Wood. Opera Glasses, Card Cases, Canes, Etc. 5 (Oa Everything sold at the Lowest When. out shopping call in and inspect our stock. Living Prices, Tt gives ws’ ish to purchase LUETJE & BRAND, BROAD ST, above Pine New York Bakery Transcript Block, com. a. WM. DURST, Prop’r,. { ' \ KW YORK. BAKIER® through-alltin = In publié favor:seems to aim) : a i xeclient*zoods are always here, To setye us well is Durst’s ide A ay $4 <xr hoterome Breadyaf you should seek, cle ' a Sree throughout the wee . ‘é \\ > S Gite. to nane here, patrons deem, In Nevada City; be is chil dees) . O' ples, all made with skill aid care, His price is always just and sige 6 R* and Choice Welding Cakes, we see, KO this in mind, that near and far, The New York Sakery isthe teoww® COOPER BROS., Prop's anutanders of s Lumber. a _tatched Flooring Dressed Siding Fencing : . Laths SEASONED LUMBER AT ‘LOWEST MARKET RATES. Lumber of all kinds for BUILDING and MIN ING purposes always on hand orsawed to order Orders left‘at.the Saw Mill neur Qdaker .11), or at the Office, Piety Hill, on the Grass Valley Road, will be promptly delivered. Nevada City. Undertaking Company. GEORGE. A. GRAY, Manager. Funeral Director and Embalmer. N#&VADA CITY. Kesidence on Coyote Street. DR. Pox WwW. CHAPMAN, a 13 BROAD STREET, c Dentist. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Office with Dr. N, E. Chapman, Street Sacramento D.:S. BAKER 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND“F0 ah-orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. articular attention paid to the transportatio .ge”é6 for theatrical parties. SCHMIDT BROS., ; Pine Street, Nevada City Leaditg Cigar Dealers.’ aoe Stock Leading Lady ——e Arthur, The Best (Ha bold, Imp’td, ‘ella 5 Cent < Bohem lub, CIGAR U La Rosa, In the City. Harmonia, 4 en tanrtoneins = ‘SMOKE ROBERT NANT CIGARS. FOR SALE BY”: : Schmidt Bros, “And ‘Ghas. P. Gray. The I eadings: Toa Coat Cigar. TRWTY CENTS WHEK . Advertisements of not to exceed five Hnes in length-inserted under this head for 60. Cetits & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . , . Girl Wanted. ; A competent girl is wanted to doeaaeal hoiwSework. Apply at this offic’, n28 Ranch For Rent. The Seibert Ranch; creck, is offered for rent, & Shaw’s, sttieated on Deer Fuquire at Legg of fineit styles, and purit oy iM Pp. ate., shipped as baggage. address Or T. H8GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agent. ni3 5 ROOM WO RENT. YA single room on the second floor of the Franseriptblock. Enquire. .of fred, Brown. ‘os Dancing Classes. Prof. John Mic he Is dancing” class }ladies aud gentlemen will meet at Odd Fel lows Hatt every Wednesday evening, Childrews class, Saturday afternoou'. évery Saturday evening. SEWING MACHINES, , Soiree olb machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in\Jaines Cuirns harnesyhop, Broad street. : m1& Hrertirr Coorgr, Agent. THOS. S. FORD, _ Attorney and Counselor: at Law, ' Of me K—LONES BUILDING, COR, COMmercivland Pine streets. ‘ » P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor ‘at Law, W ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND 0" 5. Courts. FRANK T. NILON, wp : Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¢ is FICK—MORGAN & ROBERTS! BLOCK, Nevada C ity, Will practice in all the Courts. (1G sweet pnicn coup. Castle ae & Mt. Shasta, A New’and Heautiful MOUNTAIN RETREAT tead-what the Rev; J. K. McLean Roy of the First” Congregationa Church, Oakland, says of it HAZEL CREEK, April 14, 1894, [I am more than pleased with itdelighted. The place seems to me,to emdady all available points fora camp— dry, firtx soil, good wate r (the-very best ) fine chancea for drvinage,, and scenery unsurpassable, ‘the view of Mt Bhasta i is one of the very best to Beau ad from any point; i it ix visible from every part_of the ground The view of the Crags also is fine. The gen eral environment is of the best. t is an oval-shaped amphitheater, three miles ‘Teng wide, with receding walls two to three thousand feet in beight, with lines and shades of beauty at every reach. I oubt if a better place can be found in all Northern California, , ‘ a WRE DUCEDRATES ae Campers Outfits, Tents, Poles, Bed> > ding, Cots, Oil-stoves, Folding-chairs, For full information T. J. LOPTUS, Castella, Cal. _ SOUTHEEN PACiFic COMPANY »\San_ Francisco Cal. ; 4 fn, ; —Fine Bastuve, bd ih race Papties wishing good Winter Pasture for, Horse’ and Cattle at Reasonable Rete 8, can be accommodated by applying.to the unde: signed atthe Bonanza Ranch, Smartsville. A. B. RANSOM, Bienager, ‘Or F.C, ‘BISHOP. s ae _—_— unset and mounted. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades,by one-fourth to three-fourths of a mille To Sn els oO a NR ese eee Ra

Ls wana sneer ae ete BOY A ' aul VOL. LXVI--NO. 10509 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA. att EVENING, JANUARY eaten ao The Nevada City Daily Transcript PUBLISHED EVERY BY foottconss EXC PT SUNDAYS, . “BROWN: ‘& CALKINS. NN; Pp Brown nt ALKINS. = SUBSCRIPTION — PRICPS. One year, strictly i in silvange Six. months Three x Per we If not paid in ady ance, 60 ‘cents per nrontir: Advertising Ratés—Legal .advertising $1 per square for first insertion. 50 eents per squara for each additional insertion, Business adv ertisements as per ‘card rates. Tocal notices 10 cents pét tine for first Piece tion and five cents for euclvadditionarinsertion. Entered at the the Postoffice at ‘Nav yada. City as second-class m itter. Cou nty Officiat Directory= John Caldwell. 3 bese chorea Judge D. F. Douglass >.> os Sheriff J.G. Neagle .., Under + heriff J.J. Greany... 7 -Glerk J. CG. Nilon ie. _ Deputy € lerk CoE CINTA eke, “John Werry . =<-F¥—Snet———--—“Tiios. 8. Ford.. Ae fr Roge rs.. H: Daniels D.8. Collins ees een rder ~ Treasurer }. . .. District Att orney Su; yer’ntendent of Schools Coroner Publie Administrator SUPERVISORS.J. M. BUFFINGTON, Dd. McPHETRES, F.M PRIDGEON, T. J. ROBINSON E. W: DONNELLY. 4 a et Sa Happens Once Every 2,500,000. Years, A remarkable freak in moon phases was noted inthe month of -Februiry, 1866,.a.-month which has~-gone into astronomical annals as ‘‘the month withTHEY LIKED NGISE. So Literary hightsWho ‘Found a eae a} f “Work in Turmoil, All that concerns the men and womén who give distinction to their day is of interest to‘those who: admire; oriticise and’ perhaps envy their. achievements.. A special and legitimate curiosity is felt in reference to the conditions under ,vhich ‘success is won. Glimpses are occasionally given into the methods of. eminent toilers, and-a wonderful variety is revealed. 1t is at least plain that no guidebook. to great performances—the anxious author can have his choice. of sever:.i—will ‘determine the point where exactly the best results are to be obtained. Ono man’s help is another's “hindrance. Many —famous Wwritérs, for instaive, have only been able to perfect their thoughts in-silénce and-seelusion:—But_there have-also been those-who. could work “in -the midst of babel tind defy~distraction, ~Jane Austen, whdse unpretentious canvases are full of some of the most lifelike por‘traits in fiction, was never in the habit oft Deh jie —solitndeto-eeiiipose._— She. “yrote sitting imthe family circle. and mder perpetual risk 6f interruption. It was the same with a sneceéssful ' lady novelist happily still living, Mrs. Harriet Beecher ‘Stowe. wrote her best known story on a plain pine table by the aid of an evening lamp in a tiny wooden house in Maine. About, her weré gathered children of various ages, Conning their lessons or at play and never guessing w hat a treasure mine of excitement was ‘coming into existence for other young people in out a fullmoon.’’ Inthat year January and March each had two full moons, but February none. A writer ina leading . astronomical journal uses the following language in. déseribing it: ‘‘Do you realize. what a rare, thing in nature it was? It has net happened before since the ginning oD the Christian -era or probably since the Creation of the world! It will not occur again, according to * the cemputations of the astronomer royal of England, for—hew long do_you think? «Not until after-2;500, 000 years from. eh cee Louis Republic. * Two Merits. The iibernian gift. for courteous spyech’ was seldom better displayed than . by. # certain, Irish boarder. . . His landlady, a ‘‘pleasané spoken’’ body, had-poured—him-a-eup of-tea and presently inquired. if it was.all right. ~ ‘It is jist to my taste,-Mrs. Hallahan,’’ said the’ boarder—‘‘wake and cowld, jist as I loike “it.’’——Youth’s C ompanjan. Close orn semblance. ~Crimsonbesk—Do—you-know-a-mar}-Order-your_ pistol. . . #faBe Service always~reminds me-of-a+ prize fight? Yoast—How so? c “Why, the. parties talk about it.for months, but it only requires a cofiple ‘of seconds for the event.’ a. Se Dr. J. H. McLran’s Strengthening Cor’ dial and ale Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go a long way.’ Its curative power is largely attributable to its eee tonic and nutritive properties, system _is_re— Ibi is seas to ae taste, easily . borne on the stomach arid harmless under prolonged'use. Try: it. Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. Sa eruited, Cu AES “GONSTIPATION E INDIGESTION;DIZZINESS. RUPTIONS ON. THE SKIN. Beautifies:“ComMPLEX U.FOR A CASE (IT. WILL NOTRE. An agreeable Laxative and NuxvE pom Bold by Druggists or sent by-mail. 25c., 500. $100 per package: mackie; -Bamples frees O BO ekivorte The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c. . v Sold by © arr. Bros. CITY HOTEL.Care. ©: oO. CGonlan Fegs to announce to the people of Nevada City and the public “generally thethaving -purcirased the property known as the &. ner States Beer Hall and,! odging House, «nd hay ing Temor i¢d the sam» and . “fit'éditup in first-class style, -for Hotel purposes; she is now prepare! to accommodate the vi blig with First: Class.” Board and Lodging at Reasonable Rates. __ The Rooms ate mt, First-Class, Light and Airy. sa The Tables will be supplied with the Best in the. Market. The Hotel wi . be known as théegity. Hotel. Hoping to receive a share of thé\public. patronage, lam, etc. MRS.O, C-8ONLAN, casieeneemtetieneahaomciona he NOTICE, OTICE Is HFRSBY.GIVEN THAT TH2 “Uncle Tom’s Cabin.’’ A large part of the ‘‘Roman History”’ of Dr. Arnold . ‘was composed under similar circumstances. Dean Stanley Jias sketched the Rugby stadent, where Arnold sat at his work, ‘‘with no atterapt at seclusion, conversation going on around’ him—his children playing in the room—his frequent guests, whether friends or former pupils, coming in of out at will.” Thomas Lovell Beddoes, a poet of luxuriant— fancy and—true genius, though much neglected, also found stimulus to the, creative faculty of his muse in w orking in playful and even noisy company. Such cases recall the story of the learned man. of Padua, who assured Montaigne that he actually needed to be hemmed ih by uproar before he could proceed to study. —Chambers’ Journal. Cavalry Pistol ‘Practice, 1672. ‘Here follow the comnidipids: forthe pistols: 1, Uncade your pistols. 2. Draw forth your pistois. ‘Phis must be performed with theright hand. The left pistol first and then to mount.the muzzle.) 8. _Rest your pisidl a -little-in your. bridle“hand, andthen im-_ dle part of it, and place<the butt end upon your thigh. 4. Sink or rest your pistol in your bridle hand. 5. Bend your cock (or draw up your cock to half bend). 6: Secure or guard your cock. 7, Open your pan. 8. Prime your pan, 9. Shut your pan or order your hammer.or steel. 10. Cast about your pistols, which is to be done against your left thigh, with your muzzle upward in your bridle hand. 11. Gage your flasks. 12. Lade your-pistols with powder, For your more speedy lading of your pistols; there is lately invented a small powder flask, ‘with a suitableccharge, but it is not to be dented that your ,cartroaches are very serviceable. There are 11 more motions, and finally in 24—give fire. In the firing of your pistols you are not to fire directly forward,,. to your enemies’ horses’ heads; but. toward the right hand, with the lock of the pistol upward.—Notes and Queries. ! Papa In the Same List. A gentloman formerly in the serv ice of the United States navy married a Japanese beauty a few years ago and settled down to domestic life in the Land of the Rising Sun.’ Only a few months ago. an old chum of his, an officer on one of our ships of War, Weiit to call upon-him at-his hone] in Nagasaki. -While waiting in the room which might correspond to the parlor in’ this country he heard the prattle of a child in the. adjoining apartment. Said the youngster: x ‘‘Who is the foreign devil that has come to see papa?’’ ‘*Hush,’’ said the nurse. ‘‘Tbe gentleman might overhear you. Heis a fellow countryman of your father’s.’”’ "Well, papa is a foreign devil too.’’ This incident would seem to show that.certain colloquial phrases have survived the feeling of hatred for foreigners Which the Japanese abandoned so many years ago.— Washington Star. The Primitive Fishhook, The first implement used by man for catching fish with a line was not a hook, It was a pointed piece of bone or flint, a simple baitholder, and the line, possibly a length or so of some dried vine or grass, was tied to the middle of:-the piece. .The fish swallowed the whole bait, bone and all, and so tke first implement.was what we would call a gorge hook today. In time bronze was substituted for bqne,; but the form of the first implement was retained. Untold ages, ndersigned will apply tothe Board of Su pervisors of Nevada county, at its regular “term, ou the 7th day of January, “or as soon vhereaiter asthe matter can be heard, for a re newal o: license to collect tolls on thesSouth Yuba pian Bridye, known as the Virginia Turapike Co. : D. moon. H.G AVES, Agent. December 7, 1824. r Central HOTEL (Formerly City Hotel.) Corner of Broad and Union Streets, NEVADA Sess: saad : passed before the first, fishhook was wade, and, strangely enough, when a ptong was fashioned on the hook, the prohg turned outward and not inward. . —Nex York Times. From a Standpoint of E . ss médiately take your pistol néar themid. KARL’S CLOVER .ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, aH your Bowels and make pour head clear as a bell._25e., 50c., and $1.00. _ Bros. ————+-+@e-+ ‘Bay your best girl pair of Opera G lasses, . a fine Leather Sterling Silver-Mounted Card present. Largest assortment and lowest prices at _— & Brand’s, dl7 sae sara are : Home-Made Jewelry. All persons who want jewelry manufacorders to C Get them in early and avoid the rush, i ss See See Ir your kidneys are inactive, yoh will feel and-look wretched, even in the mast-cheervecasions. Dr. J, H. McLean’s Little Liver and Balm will set you -right, again. per bottle. Sold at Carr Bros. * Drug Store.’ = ereee ers, for the holiday trade; at Schmidt Bros. A Household ‘Preasur. D. W. Fuller, of Canajoharie, N. Y., say covery in the house and his‘ family has al“ways found the very best results follow its use} that he would not: be without it, if procurable.: G, ‘A.. Dykeman . Drugygist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do: all that is~claimed-for it. Why not try a remedy so. long tried and tested. Trial bottles free at Carr. Bros. Drug Store. Regular size 50c. and $1.00. ; e Ordinance No. 119. N ORDINANCE FIXING THE FEES OF the City Marshal and Policemen for services in cases arising out of the breech of City Ordinances. The Board of Trustees of the. City of Nevada do ordain as follows: Section I. The fees of the City Marshal and Policemen for all services performed in cases arising out of the breech of any City Ordinance shall be, where.a fine is collected, the same as ure allowed~by law to Constables in criminal cages for like services. Section 2. This ordinance shall take effect ind be in force from and after the Tenth day of January, 1895, Passed by the following vote on the 20th day of i Deeem ber,_1804;, Ayes—Trustees Baker, Carr, Gault, Hook and Rich. Noes—. D.S. BAKFR, President of the Board of Trustees. Attest: T, H. Carr, Clerk. d2l FOR SALE. _ Adjoining Andrew Parker’s, on the south, is offered FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN. The house contains nine rooms, and hasa good well, The lot-is 80 feet cite and extends from the RailroadMtrack to Long street. For further particulars apply to d15-2w aA, EOEE UNION ‘MARKET, Commercial st., Nevada City. COLLEY ‘BROS., > = Prop’s: Beef, Pork, Mutton, Veal, Etc., At the lowest rates. 7E ALSO KEEP ON HAND A CHOICE \ stock ofthe Popular. Public Taste Hams, Bacon and Lard, "Their: New Place. Mrs. L. C. STATTON ~ and, --MISS JESSIE NIVENS AVE removed from 504 Turk Street to. 413 Geary Street, San Francisco, where they have opened for the Fali Trade in MIL-' LINERY, and cordially invite all who visit tho . city to give them a éall. . CASH COUNTS at-—— KAINKEAD’S ‘House Furuishing Rooms, . LARGEST AND. FINEST STOCK ! THE LOWEST PRICES PARLOR SETS BEDROOM DINING AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, BEDDING, FLOOR MATTING, RUGS, ETC.Upholstering Neatly Done hy one of. the Best Upholsterers on the Co as Carpet ‘ani ing and Sewing a esatialiy. *) Mrs» O'Mulligan—Phwhat do yez } think av-thress refarm? _ Mrs. Whalen—Dhress refarm, his it? Sthure it’s a°great savin! It’s on’y yis-_ terday I refarmed the ould man’s pants to fit Denny,’ and it’s*uo small ~ pathoy {London Tit-Bits. The leaves.of the talipot tree are used in Geylon for the leayes of books. The infor are impressed upon the leaf, . whith is rubbéd over with chareoal, and are then strung together between’ boards, They last for years, Notice for Proving Wilk: N THE SUPERIOR. cou RT, IN AND FOR the couuty of Nevada, State of California, In the matter’ ued the estate of A, N, CRANE, deceased Notie that Thursday, the 27th da: oF of December, 1894, at 10 o’clock a. M., of said day, atthe Court room of said Court, at the Court House in the tity, and county of Nevada, hag been appointed as the time and place for proving the wil of said A. N. Crane, deceased, and for hearing the application of Annie Jane Crane, for the issuince to her of letters teatamentary when‘and where any pean interested may appear. and _ contest the sa : * Date =" Dec, 15th, 1894. J. J. GREANY, Clerk. By J. ©. Nilon, Deputy Clerk, “FRED enisas, Altterney for Petitioner, diy Case, or-an elegant Gold Watch for a Xmas tured to = are requested to hand in their . } J. Brand as soon as possible.’ fal society, and melancholy: on jolliest . } $1.00 ‘A FINE line of Cigar and Cigarette hofd=f e/a] S/d that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Dis-, —~THEHOUSE.AND LOT, . 4; ee is hereby given . F howest Prices z

iS WEAPONS, Popguns, is Target Rifles, Pistols, Bean shooters, Ete. ON WHEES Wagons Carts, Velocipedes, Wheelbarrows, Ete. PUZZLES, World’s Fair. Brownies, United States, a West Show, GAMES, . Telegraph Boy, Billiards, Tallyho, enette. iv A RTA AUAIGUSIAULIGAAUALAAAAAUAMAUMAAUAIBAAEA s New Year Cheer __ largest varity " : acaspemaecil — : a MUSICAL, Toy Pianos, Singitg Toys, MECHANICAL. Jumping Dogs, Crawling Alligators, Running Horses, Drums, Flying Birds, Accordeons, Ete. Ete, BALLS, Base, Foot;~ . Celluloid, Xubber, MISSCELLANY, “Fancy Whips, ~~ Wooly Dogs,Banks, Rocking pores 8} RUZRUAR PSs ! UZ) oy . wis Si] W =a1= = Pee . ae AP Sie) be] L/S] Da you MTU % present .to. your SiS big and little. ’ ENE] Perfumes “ie ATF Picture Frames MT AP AP v7 Booklets and Cards 7 Sic] SiS ty CARR BROS, want the novelties, useful. and: ornamental, to From the World’s Most Celebrated Makers, Wall and Ensel, Many sizes and Patterns. Prang’s, Raphael Tuck & Sons’, Hildesheimer’s, Ete. Picture ~andAutograph_ Albums. ee Ne Re Mate latest and finest both loved ones, s A 4 ; s r SJ Ss i) ~All This Season’s Most Elegant and Stytish,— Christmas Books for Old and eine. All the Prettiest Printed Tiiis Year. In Celluloid, Piush, _Metgland Leather APU AP ASAP AS yd inet ae RY tonne MEM Mob Mesos x ‘ Righty Styles Dressing, Glove and Mand erohint Cases, Biggest Stock. : Me sso ses Ki PURITY, AGE, MATURITY ; =" \\uipgeannaa NO REQUIRED. "‘USLNWOSG W 3ILLOG AUZAR SisniLep tesa DISTILLED, STORED, AND. BOTTLED UNDER THE TREASURY AND INTERNAL REVENUE LAWS AND REGULATIONS OF THE U. 8. GUARANTEEING TO THE CONSUMER PURITY, AGE, MATURITY. ENDORSED BY THE MED. ICAL PROFESSION FOR TONIC AND STIMULATING-PROPERTIES, CROWN DISTILLERIES CO, DISTILLERS AND BOTTLERS, PACIFIC. COAST STORES, 100 AND 102 FRONT STREET, San Francisco, Cau A. ISOARD & SON, Sole pAgents f for t Neveds Saeety Ww. D. LONG, ‘Attorney and Counselor at Law, FFICE--COR. BROAD AND PINE STREETS, up stairs Nevada City. ee ee SS “Special Notice. All are hereby notified -that~ their accounts must be settled by the ist of January, 1895, W. C. GROVES. Nevada City, December 4, 1904, . Stated Meetings on the Second Wedne persons tadébted to me] : Attorney : ate: SOCIETY DIRECTCRY. . i Mistletoe Encampment, No, 47, 1. 0 Meets at Odd Fetlow’s Hall “very ud and 4th Monday of Hach Month at 7:30 o'clock. . W. H. MARTIN, C. P, GEQ.'A.GRAY, 8: Meetaat Pythian Castie Every Tuesday Evening at 7:30 o’cloek. JAMES HU 16 aeRO, President, MARSH, RS, Nevada Lodge, No. t3, F. ‘and A.M ‘Meets at Masonic Hau, 8. W. each month, ame OL Visiting Brethren in good standi 2 dially invited. = oes TB. GRay, IJ. ROLFR, Secretary, wa { Nevada Co mandery, No. 6, K. T. Meets at Masonic Hall Third pburday Of Eac h Mouth at 30 o'clock, Master, / First and * RED. saa I. J. ROLFE, R F SEARLS, Com. Nevada City ‘Council, No 30, Y. M. I. Meets at Hibernta Hal) Every Alternate Friday mencing with the First in the year, Evening Friday J. M. FOLEY, President. CARL SCHEMER R. 8, Milo Lanes No. 48, K. of P. Meets at Pythian Castle Baty Friday Evening at 7:80.0’clock. H. Rh. HOSKINS, © B 8. RECTOR, K. of R, and 8. Eveving N. D. Gow. EETS ON THE SECOND AND FoURIH Thursdays of each month at Pythian © sAMELIA Haox, (Pres. Sec y tle. Mrs. BELLE DovG.ass, EB. B. POWER, Attorney and Counselor at Law and . gga ees 3 EARLS, Sore a FRED 8. NEVAD OF cy: carly WHT pratice tail the Courts. “PRED. SEARLS, Attorney and Counselor at Law. ILL PRACTICE IN ALL ‘T . i State and Federal, j " COURT, EEE is eens be Me WALLING, Ww; FFICE—TILLEY BUIL bDi>éa, COR. pkoap and hime. atreets, Nevada City, eM Me Mo Me Mot 2, ya Matas MME NEM Me Mo MONE Hydraulic. Parlor, No, 56, N. S. G. W. + LAUREL PARLOR, No. — Fine Diamonds, 4 Our last large donsignment of Holiday Goods has arrived, consisting of Solid Gold Jewelry EYER ASE: “Of FINE Se great pleasure to show goods, whether you w or not, . 4 mee ountry orders solicited, Novelties from in Latest Styles. Gold Watches in handsome design, and accurate timekeepers. all—kinds, including the aoa Fastesn houses. 1 Marble, Onyx; Iron and Wood. Opera Glasses, Card Cases, Canes, Etc. 5 (Oa Everything sold at the Lowest When. out shopping call in and inspect our stock. Living Prices, Tt gives ws’ ish to purchase LUETJE & BRAND, BROAD ST, above Pine New York Bakery Transcript Block, com. a. WM. DURST, Prop’r,. { ' \ KW YORK. BAKIER® through-alltin = In publié favor:seems to aim) : a i xeclient*zoods are always here, To setye us well is Durst’s ide A ay $4 <xr hoterome Breadyaf you should seek, cle ' a Sree throughout the wee . ‘é \\ > S Gite. to nane here, patrons deem, In Nevada City; be is chil dees) . O' ples, all made with skill aid care, His price is always just and sige 6 R* and Choice Welding Cakes, we see, KO this in mind, that near and far, The New York Sakery isthe teoww® COOPER BROS., Prop's anutanders of s Lumber. a _tatched Flooring Dressed Siding Fencing : . Laths SEASONED LUMBER AT ‘LOWEST MARKET RATES. Lumber of all kinds for BUILDING and MIN ING purposes always on hand orsawed to order Orders left‘at.the Saw Mill neur Qdaker .11), or at the Office, Piety Hill, on the Grass Valley Road, will be promptly delivered. Nevada City. Undertaking Company. GEORGE. A. GRAY, Manager. Funeral Director and Embalmer. N#&VADA CITY. Kesidence on Coyote Street. DR. Pox WwW. CHAPMAN, a 13 BROAD STREET, c Dentist. NEVADA CITY, CAL, Office with Dr. N, E. Chapman, Street Sacramento D.:S. BAKER 8 READY AT ALL TIMES TO ATTEND“F0 ah-orders for DRAYING AND HAULING. articular attention paid to the transportatio .ge”é6 for theatrical parties. SCHMIDT BROS., ; Pine Street, Nevada City Leaditg Cigar Dealers.’ aoe Stock Leading Lady ——e Arthur, The Best (Ha bold, Imp’td, ‘ella 5 Cent < Bohem lub, CIGAR U La Rosa, In the City. Harmonia, 4 en tanrtoneins = ‘SMOKE ROBERT NANT CIGARS. FOR SALE BY”: : Schmidt Bros, “And ‘Ghas. P. Gray. The I eadings: Toa Coat Cigar. TRWTY CENTS WHEK . Advertisements of not to exceed five Hnes in length-inserted under this head for 60. Cetits & week or $2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. . , . Girl Wanted. ; A competent girl is wanted to doeaaeal hoiwSework. Apply at this offic’, n28 Ranch For Rent. The Seibert Ranch; creck, is offered for rent, & Shaw’s, sttieated on Deer Fuquire at Legg of fineit styles, and purit oy iM Pp. ate., shipped as baggage. address Or T. H8GOODMAN, Gen. Pass. Agent. ni3 5 ROOM WO RENT. YA single room on the second floor of the Franseriptblock. Enquire. .of fred, Brown. ‘os Dancing Classes. Prof. John Mic he Is dancing” class }ladies aud gentlemen will meet at Odd Fel lows Hatt every Wednesday evening, Childrews class, Saturday afternoou'. évery Saturday evening. SEWING MACHINES, , Soiree olb machine oil, needles and fixtures always on hand at the agent’s office in\Jaines Cuirns harnesyhop, Broad street. : m1& Hrertirr Coorgr, Agent. THOS. S. FORD, _ Attorney and Counselor: at Law, ' Of me K—LONES BUILDING, COR, COMmercivland Pine streets. ‘ » P. F. SIMONDS, Attorney and Counselor ‘at Law, W ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND 0" 5. Courts. FRANK T. NILON, wp : Attorney and Counselor at Law. ¢ is FICK—MORGAN & ROBERTS! BLOCK, Nevada C ity, Will practice in all the Courts. (1G sweet pnicn coup. Castle ae & Mt. Shasta, A New’and Heautiful MOUNTAIN RETREAT tead-what the Rev; J. K. McLean Roy of the First” Congregationa Church, Oakland, says of it HAZEL CREEK, April 14, 1894, [I am more than pleased with itdelighted. The place seems to me,to emdady all available points fora camp— dry, firtx soil, good wate r (the-very best ) fine chancea for drvinage,, and scenery unsurpassable, ‘the view of Mt Bhasta i is one of the very best to Beau ad from any point; i it ix visible from every part_of the ground The view of the Crags also is fine. The gen eral environment is of the best. t is an oval-shaped amphitheater, three miles ‘Teng wide, with receding walls two to three thousand feet in beight, with lines and shades of beauty at every reach. I oubt if a better place can be found in all Northern California, , ‘ a WRE DUCEDRATES ae Campers Outfits, Tents, Poles, Bed> > ding, Cots, Oil-stoves, Folding-chairs, For full information T. J. LOPTUS, Castella, Cal. _ SOUTHEEN PACiFic COMPANY »\San_ Francisco Cal. ; 4 fn, ; —Fine Bastuve, bd ih race Papties wishing good Winter Pasture for, Horse’ and Cattle at Reasonable Rete 8, can be accommodated by applying.to the unde: signed atthe Bonanza Ranch, Smartsville. A. B. RANSOM, Bienager, ‘Or F.C, ‘BISHOP. s ae _—_— unset and mounted. Singer Sewing Machines of all grades,by one-fourth to three-fourths of a mille To Sn els oO a NR ese eee Ra