January 28, 1898 (4 pages)

cpt Meo a en ae ee ee ee eg ee wt = a eee ee ae ee ae ee, : fae of 400 feet may be more easily --mines. Through \his method the de_ citement became still more intense: Continued from second page. . to these pipes are nozzles 6 to 9 incnes in diameter. The monitor is 8u constracted that it is easily manipulated ‘by one man when.in. fall operation. It is adjusted so that the course’of the ttream against the bank may be changeu at a moment’s notice.: ‘The force of a stream from an orifice uine-inches in diameter under a presnagined than described. Since the prohibition of hydraulic mining elevators have been introduced mito: many. tritus is impounded in the abandoned works of the mine and is not injurious to the rivers. ‘They. sometimes reach the height of 80 feet, and are generally constructed on an inéline of from 60 to 80.degrees. Under a heavy pressure rocks. are forced up through these elevators ranging from 60to 100 pounds pd Sipe they were mere blocks of w . i As showing the proportions to which this system of mining has raashed in this county we iasert some figures rel-. . ative to length and cost of construction of the ditches and canals which supply the water for the development of the ‘mines: ai North Bloomfield Company--Length of ditch, 157 miles; cost of construction, $708,841. Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company—Length, 219 miles; cost of construction, $1,500,000. : Milton Mining Company—Length, 89 miles; cost of construction, $670,000. Excelsior Mini Com pany—Length 150 gijiles; cost. $1,200,000. : ue Tent Mi miles; cost, $1 E pet Omega Ditch Company—Length, 20 m Houth Yate nest G Lengt uth Yuba 1 Company--Liength; 275 miles; see tab ; Little York and Liberty Hill Company—Length, 35 miles; cost, $150,000. Sargent and Jacobs — Length, 20 miles} cost, $60,000. Soe It should be rememberedthat some of these ditches have fallen’ into: dis-use since the inhibition of hydraulic Another system of mining of: even greater prominence is that of quartz Mining. Gold in quartz was first. discovered in Grass Valley by a German. in September, 1850. Not realizing the value of the quartz found, the finder sold it for $b. It afterwards brought $100, but the pioneers were so enveloped in mining the placers that: little Or no attention was paid to ‘the discovery. Iu October of the same year & man nemed McKnight, who camped on the summit. of Goid Hill, discovered what has since been’known as the Gold Hill be So rich Pike Mere vein, fhe ore yielding $50 to t that. the news of the “discovery spread .as rapidly throughout the State as the news service then in vogue would admit, and thousands of men flocked to the scene of the wonderful find. ‘Since that-time Grass Valiey has muintained her position as the leading quartz mining district of the State, . Shortly after this gold in quartz was discovered in Nevada City, aud.the exwhen.it. me known that veins existed througbout the couuty in profusion. In 1850 the Empire:mine of Grass Valley, which has worked almost continuously ever siuve, was located, while® in 1851 the Providence, Merrifield and Gold ‘Tunnel veins were located iff this city. From that day. to the present time quartz mining has been a permanent industry in this county. Like every other industry it has fluctuated. It bas had its periods of depression aud prosperity, but never has there been a time when it. failed to yield the precious metal. {nthe early days there were many drawbacks and disappointments on account of a lack of wiedge of the mining and milling of gold ores, But'as these difficulties disappeared, a larger measure of prosperity attended the efforts of the miners, so much so that in 1857 the. mines: of: Grass Valley were in a flourishing condition while in Nevada City great improvements were observed. From 1869 to 1862 the mining industry was again in a very yg Sage condition. But in 1866, per J. Browne’s report, there were stamps, crushing 71,420 tons. of ore, with an average yield of from $80 1o $35, in Grass Valley, and 142 stamps, crashing 14,200 tons of ore, averaging $25, in Nevada City. ‘We are sorry that through lack of space we are prevented from giving a deseription of the geological formation of the county, as such description seems absolutely essential in conjunction with a study of the various ore bodies. But the editor’s mandate is absolute though sometimes unbearable. It will be seen from the descriptions ofthe various mines printed recently that the mining industry of Nevada county was never in 4 more prosperous state. With steam, water and électricity available as a motor power, and “other conditions equally favorable, Nevada offers inducements for investment which no other county in the State can offer. SAMUEL BuTLER. Nevada City, January 28, 1898. fs ea Shaw's Malt. When you're tired of nostrums and ready to throw physic to the dogs, try Shaw’s Malt. A curing, stimulating, vitalizing. liquor, that will make life worth living. Sold by W. G. Ricwarps, jan5-tf ‘The Broad Street Grocer. Grove's Tasretess Cant Tomo is a perfect Malariat Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness ‘ without purging. As pleasant as Lemon) Syrup. It is-as large as any Dollar tonic and retails, for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for Grove’s. jy19-Gm No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma‘laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply; Iron and Quinine in a tasteless forax Children: love it. Aduits prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Prife “. which is a loce} corporation, owns the from sak Company—Length, : . minutes. employment to 25 or more -white men. happiness to the famous old town which was for so many years one of the Property. It will conduct its operations under the direction of the U. 8. Debris: Commission, impounding’ all the tailings ‘behind a powerfal dam that is now {being constrcted at a Point on creek a mile below the Nevadd county Narrow Gauge chored to the bedrock and made as solid-as the hills themselves, is so artanged that every pound of debris piling up behind it will tend to make it still stronger. It will cost about $2000. The hight is to be 20 feet, the length on the bottom 80 feet and on the top 75 feet. Fifteen men are doing . the work and they expect to get through in about. two weeks. coe A Sad_ Case, Mrs. Norval Douglass arrived here yesterday to be at the bedside of her fon who had his. hip broken Weduesday evening in a cave at the Champion mine. The young man is in a serious condition, and will at best probably be. crippled for life. For some time past he had been'saving all-the money he could with the intention of leaving this Spring for the Klondike, and now his plans have come to naught. iin Miners Day at the Fair. W. C. Ralston of the committee sends & message to the TransoziPr. to the effect that February 22d will be celebrated as miners’: day at the Golden Jubilee fair. On that day band ane thachine drilling contests will be held. There will also be toot sharpening contests and Cornish wrestling. Cash prizes will be awarded. The railroad companies will farnish excursion rates. Good Times For Forest ‘City. Sheriff Busch of Sierra county: while in. town yesterday said that on last Saturday he. visited Forest City anc foand the people there in high spirits over recent developments that promise much for the future prosperity of the town. Good gravel has been struck in the North Fork,the South Fork and the Lucky Dog mines. Lowering the Water. . At the Pheonix mine the water is now lowered about half way to the bottom of the 470 foot workings. The car and ejector raise it at the rate of a million galions a week. Two-ear.loads of 150 gallons each are hoisted each three estore esa easement F Crry or To Srars ay ev LEDO, } ss, Frank J. Coenzy makes oath that. be is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.Caenry & Co., doing business inthe Cityret Toledo, County and state afore said, and that said firm will pay. the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for’each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HAtLw’s CatTapan Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in ty . presende, this 6th day-of December, .W. ASON, j sear. pei eo PUBLIC. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for list’of*testinonials. Address, FP. J: CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Something Good, Call for and insist on having Rosin Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Union Hotel Bar, The Grotto, -Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Council Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hote) Bar, Johnny Gregory’s. . tt Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet Los Angeles navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just receivéd. Gro. C. GayLorp. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. ohm Just Received. J.J. Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked Herring, from Scotland. Call around and get some. To Cure « Cold in One Day All Druggists refund the money if it failato Oure. 265c. a4-6m @allfor Robin Hood. —_—— -+ +80 — aes Pig z Inbulk at Phil Scadden’s grocery store on Commercial street. tf New Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the, Cash tatlroad crossing. The dam, which is a & magnificent piece of work, being an-. . stolid and indifferent as you choose, no last Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets . seeeeBUSINESS COLLEGE tarned to the Bast to pee he went to Sacramenito and opened the laterestiag Experience of an tndiana&Tilley. In a few years*he wentto. Grass Valleyand built the’ first ‘flouris moré common or more ing mill in Nevada county. Later he! >. ‘People having Peck & Oo. in this city. -He was ome . att ‘“There’s snch a difference in Bray: . -ery,”’ said the dentist. “I'dom'é call 4t . brave wheu a patient who dosan’t: feel . ¢ the pain makes uo-outery.It doesn’t! burt him, and there’a no: merit in: hie. not showing it, but when I a ve, . with accumulation of t gas, 2 ‘tient who is really and truly sensi “Mr. A. : Sharper of No. 61 Prospee to whom every touch of the instrument . St. Indianapolis, Ind., writes as follows. is torture, but who just bears it-all and . “4 Move of pure ghee prompts me . BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER 50 CENTS A WEEK See .% nj! House of 7 room# aud hall for rent cheap, * near Cooper's Lumber yard on Grass Valley as ae road. *Inquire of Mrs, Mary Beutets. bled with ‘loss of fiesh t a very low price. For further particulars Se cht ) quoia Gigantea, < se IN THE WORLD. : TOWLE BROS. CO. —_—_—_—— : invariably in sdvance. ee House To Let.’ _ Organ For Sale. _ 4 second-hand Organ, whieh has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at enquire of J.C. RICH, 858.tf Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. . ". to write these few. }: never makes a sound—that’s courage, and it’s of the right:sort too. One man Pe" j ‘our y ‘> have used various patmatter what I do to him. Only the oth‘ent medicines and other remedies withet day I a out two: nerves from his! Snintgaceeens angi ap A ape teeth. Never a> flinch from the maa. i os: gave temporary un ‘ Just to try him, I showed the nerves to . effects of the medicine wore off. I athim after I'd taken them out, a sight at . buted this to my eedentary habits, “— which anybody might. have been excused . 22108 8 —e Feb gd tc lash. He regarded them quite as dispassince, Tha sionately as he-would a. pair of fi : a , Worms, and after awhile he said, ‘Don’t you think I’m brave, doctor?" ‘Not much I don’t,’ said I, ‘for you “lon’t feel it. Thatisnot bravery. Bravry is when you really suffer and yet uake no outward show of it.’ How can tell when a patient does feel it? Ah, -hey can’t hide that. It's temperament, ind it reveals itself in a thousand clinch: . of ° ing, paling, trembling ways. ~To-suffer them and to make no sign—that is true oravery, and let me tell you it isan al: _ A. W. Sharper, 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind. . It is safe to say that Stuart 8 Dyspep. . sia Tablets willcare any stomach weak: . ness or disease exvept cancer of stom-' ‘cure sour stomach, gas, loss _ ; and oe ecotetineeen : il 1 Constipation for valuable little book on ate nost altogether feminine attribute. ’— meee diseases by addressing Stuart . New York San. bry h, me ‘ All druggists sel) fall sized packages Caustic Judge Hawkios. atW0cents, 17-19-21-24-26-28 . Judge Hawkins once liad to sentence See E regard the . . we . valdable medicine, feasts spepeln Tablets. I have been a suf_ Carpets taken up, eleaned and laid same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street. near the bridge. a3-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtainéd for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents Apply to FRED. BE. BROWN. Transcript offic aeAROTED THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES WToore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. —— Frames Made to Order. Ma see, ate arena erates rene gee expe lao pith: , sal. A Single Glance Pada Des he onet the i fine Fy just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Sie \ Are Just. Right. . Fancy Rockers, Rattan Chatrs, Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases + and Secretaries. Good Things for YOUR Dinner : Coverceoven coe corsosocrooseo sor rons Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, . Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HH es INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME MR HP ® as TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. a. 2 Cleaned Zante Currants, ++. Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. _WOLF, The Cash Grocer. ETE MEE AEA AUS STE RR IRE a 1a old -swindler and gave him seven years. The man in the dock squirmed and. whined, ‘Oh, my Lerd, FJ} never live half the time!’*’ Hawkins took.another look at him and answered, ‘'l ton't. think -it-is-at all desirable~ that NO MORE COLD FEET. you should. *’ The formality of asking a newly convicted prisoner if he had anything to say why sentence should not: be ‘ apon him brought another charac ‘ retort from the judge. A prisoner in these-circunistances usually either says nothing or curses at large in his ragé, but one of them struck a theatrical. posture and with bis right hand: in the air. shouted :‘*May the Almighty strike me dead if I-don’t speak the truth! I aminnocent of this crime.’* Judge Hawkins said nothing for about.a:mimuate, when, after glancing at the clock, he fulminated in his most impressive tones; “Since the Almighty has not thought fit to intervene, I will now proceed to pass sentence.’’—San Francisco: Argonaut Take Home one of Finest Line of CaLL on George OC. Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. ta SPECIALTIES. HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, and those .~ = Rebekah Degree Meeting. O‘ficers and members of Neva Rebekab Lodge, No. 119, are requésted to attend a drill at I. O. O. F. hall on Saturday evening, January 29th, at 7:30 sharp. By order of Jennis THomaAs, N. G. Linu Were, Sec’y. j27-3t H. DIGKERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. . J. J. JACKSON, GROCERY . TSN 029, Sar Gar) (ers ar)Sors Sar} Sar} (Sar RS ER rot Sere Sard Sad Sars Wd Sears? Sas Sor Ser Sers/ ISAs = . OINTS . i S32 To be considéred in Men’s Made to Order Clothing i! IS 90 wa rl ) o Cin ar a, Br) oe i MCT ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns ont work that fulfills every requirement. * References— My Patrons. SD Ct Se Nat Ne? Sa? Sas a Was \ o Hartman— “Prince of Cutters”, ” BERS 5 LSGRS (SEN 7ST Ton 2cTon SM Se SS Wa WEST War Poni Ne No STALE Goons. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My + Proprietor = The finest and purest Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale j } . ' j All Orders Promptly Filled. SAN FRANCISCOceeseee Ellis System of Bookkeeping «=. 200 pupils secured positions. is = 1896. Every shorthand graduate for, two years has a position. : a194m Grocery Store of A.B: Wolf, j15-tf _ ‘WaxCandies at Woll’s. Wolf the grocer has just received a of Whickies ROBIN HOQD/Perct for ae . Tekes tnctme . aucy Groceries ~~ ! chest PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED tNghy taosniehaeenrsdtedt. IBATS AND FISH. cae ; POMS gos tities ssstadervee $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 36 Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk) Duffy’s Malt.... . 1 00. Pickles, % gal. bottles. 25 in quantities to suit purchasers. Gamecock Whisky giv. 1.00. “ in bulk, per gal. 50 CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. . IXL, Whisky ..... 75. Olives, * I 25 cobaliaa Bryant’s Root Beer vette 10 pierce gs ag! bar.. _ 05 A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent, . #ire’s: ‘Sfor 50. Everything else ip proportion. . Tis the Best. Give ita Trial. «© = «© © © © 2 « "5 cy cage ‘5 ‘The Plaza Store ee FISCHER BROS, Props. soot . STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every deseription. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = P Di pues hsatcadt Ena PERLE one Sidiodigul utes All:Geods Sold: at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order NANT a UU MOT AUYPALAYOT A TPP ULL YP Quartz’ Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell. At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. === These goods are attractive and tasty and§typical of the banner gold mining county of California. We manufacture them to order.” Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to $125. All the best,to be had for the money. Every one'warranted whether low or high priced: “A Specialty of Repairing. _ Luetje & Brand. paempageeed ct xc Rar) (Sar) ek (SEN 26 coy Sey Nea a7 2 ° i> Fa 07, oS yi rs aie Ss 07,

cpt Meo a en ae ee ee ee eg ee wt = a eee ee ae ee ae ee, : fae of 400 feet may be more easily --mines. Through \his method the de_ citement became still more intense: Continued from second page. . to these pipes are nozzles 6 to 9 incnes in diameter. The monitor is 8u constracted that it is easily manipulated ‘by one man when.in. fall operation. It is adjusted so that the course’of the ttream against the bank may be changeu at a moment’s notice.: ‘The force of a stream from an orifice uine-inches in diameter under a presnagined than described. Since the prohibition of hydraulic mining elevators have been introduced mito: many. tritus is impounded in the abandoned works of the mine and is not injurious to the rivers. ‘They. sometimes reach the height of 80 feet, and are generally constructed on an inéline of from 60 to 80.degrees. Under a heavy pressure rocks. are forced up through these elevators ranging from 60to 100 pounds pd Sipe they were mere blocks of w . i As showing the proportions to which this system of mining has raashed in this county we iasert some figures rel-. . ative to length and cost of construction of the ditches and canals which supply the water for the development of the ‘mines: ai North Bloomfield Company--Length of ditch, 157 miles; cost of construction, $708,841. Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company—Length, 219 miles; cost of construction, $1,500,000. : Milton Mining Company—Length, 89 miles; cost of construction, $670,000. Excelsior Mini Com pany—Length 150 gijiles; cost. $1,200,000. : ue Tent Mi miles; cost, $1 E pet Omega Ditch Company—Length, 20 m Houth Yate nest G Lengt uth Yuba 1 Company--Liength; 275 miles; see tab ; Little York and Liberty Hill Company—Length, 35 miles; cost, $150,000. Sargent and Jacobs — Length, 20 miles} cost, $60,000. Soe It should be rememberedthat some of these ditches have fallen’ into: dis-use since the inhibition of hydraulic Another system of mining of: even greater prominence is that of quartz Mining. Gold in quartz was first. discovered in Grass Valley by a German. in September, 1850. Not realizing the value of the quartz found, the finder sold it for $b. It afterwards brought $100, but the pioneers were so enveloped in mining the placers that: little Or no attention was paid to ‘the discovery. Iu October of the same year & man nemed McKnight, who camped on the summit. of Goid Hill, discovered what has since been’known as the Gold Hill be So rich Pike Mere vein, fhe ore yielding $50 to t that. the news of the “discovery spread .as rapidly throughout the State as the news service then in vogue would admit, and thousands of men flocked to the scene of the wonderful find. ‘Since that-time Grass Valiey has muintained her position as the leading quartz mining district of the State, . Shortly after this gold in quartz was discovered in Nevada City, aud.the exwhen.it. me known that veins existed througbout the couuty in profusion. In 1850 the Empire:mine of Grass Valley, which has worked almost continuously ever siuve, was located, while® in 1851 the Providence, Merrifield and Gold ‘Tunnel veins were located iff this city. From that day. to the present time quartz mining has been a permanent industry in this county. Like every other industry it has fluctuated. It bas had its periods of depression aud prosperity, but never has there been a time when it. failed to yield the precious metal. {nthe early days there were many drawbacks and disappointments on account of a lack of wiedge of the mining and milling of gold ores, But'as these difficulties disappeared, a larger measure of prosperity attended the efforts of the miners, so much so that in 1857 the. mines: of: Grass Valley were in a flourishing condition while in Nevada City great improvements were observed. From 1869 to 1862 the mining industry was again in a very yg Sage condition. But in 1866, per J. Browne’s report, there were stamps, crushing 71,420 tons. of ore, with an average yield of from $80 1o $35, in Grass Valley, and 142 stamps, crashing 14,200 tons of ore, averaging $25, in Nevada City. ‘We are sorry that through lack of space we are prevented from giving a deseription of the geological formation of the county, as such description seems absolutely essential in conjunction with a study of the various ore bodies. But the editor’s mandate is absolute though sometimes unbearable. It will be seen from the descriptions ofthe various mines printed recently that the mining industry of Nevada county was never in 4 more prosperous state. With steam, water and électricity available as a motor power, and “other conditions equally favorable, Nevada offers inducements for investment which no other county in the State can offer. SAMUEL BuTLER. Nevada City, January 28, 1898. fs ea Shaw's Malt. When you're tired of nostrums and ready to throw physic to the dogs, try Shaw’s Malt. A curing, stimulating, vitalizing. liquor, that will make life worth living. Sold by W. G. Ricwarps, jan5-tf ‘The Broad Street Grocer. Grove's Tasretess Cant Tomo is a perfect Malariat Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Bilionsness ‘ without purging. As pleasant as Lemon) Syrup. It is-as large as any Dollar tonic and retails, for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for Grove’s. jy19-Gm No Cure—No Pay. That is the way all druggists sell GROVE’S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC for Ma‘laria, Chills and Fever. It is simply; Iron and Quinine in a tasteless forax Children: love it. Aduits prefer it to bitter, nauseating Tonics. Prife “. which is a loce} corporation, owns the from sak Company—Length, : . minutes. employment to 25 or more -white men. happiness to the famous old town which was for so many years one of the Property. It will conduct its operations under the direction of the U. 8. Debris: Commission, impounding’ all the tailings ‘behind a powerfal dam that is now {being constrcted at a Point on creek a mile below the Nevadd county Narrow Gauge chored to the bedrock and made as solid-as the hills themselves, is so artanged that every pound of debris piling up behind it will tend to make it still stronger. It will cost about $2000. The hight is to be 20 feet, the length on the bottom 80 feet and on the top 75 feet. Fifteen men are doing . the work and they expect to get through in about. two weeks. coe A Sad_ Case, Mrs. Norval Douglass arrived here yesterday to be at the bedside of her fon who had his. hip broken Weduesday evening in a cave at the Champion mine. The young man is in a serious condition, and will at best probably be. crippled for life. For some time past he had been'saving all-the money he could with the intention of leaving this Spring for the Klondike, and now his plans have come to naught. iin Miners Day at the Fair. W. C. Ralston of the committee sends & message to the TransoziPr. to the effect that February 22d will be celebrated as miners’: day at the Golden Jubilee fair. On that day band ane thachine drilling contests will be held. There will also be toot sharpening contests and Cornish wrestling. Cash prizes will be awarded. The railroad companies will farnish excursion rates. Good Times For Forest ‘City. Sheriff Busch of Sierra county: while in. town yesterday said that on last Saturday he. visited Forest City anc foand the people there in high spirits over recent developments that promise much for the future prosperity of the town. Good gravel has been struck in the North Fork,the South Fork and the Lucky Dog mines. Lowering the Water. . At the Pheonix mine the water is now lowered about half way to the bottom of the 470 foot workings. The car and ejector raise it at the rate of a million galions a week. Two-ear.loads of 150 gallons each are hoisted each three estore esa easement F Crry or To Srars ay ev LEDO, } ss, Frank J. Coenzy makes oath that. be is the senior partner of the firm of F. J.Caenry & Co., doing business inthe Cityret Toledo, County and state afore said, and that said firm will pay. the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for’each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HAtLw’s CatTapan Cure. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in ty . presende, this 6th day-of December, .W. ASON, j sear. pei eo PUBLIC. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Send for list’of*testinonials. Address, FP. J: CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family Pills are the best. Something Good, Call for and insist on having Rosin Hoop. The best in the world. For sale at the following first-class saloons: Union Hotel Bar, The Grotto, -Reception, The Owl, Gilt Edge, Council Chamber, Eilerman’s, National Hote) Bar, Johnny Gregory’s. . tt Retailed at Wholesale Prices. Sweet Los Angeles navel oranges at wholesale prices. A fresh consignment just receivéd. Gro. C. GayLorp. To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All Druggists refund the money if it fails to cure. 25c. ohm Just Received. J.J. Jackson has just received an installment of Dried Smoked Herring, from Scotland. Call around and get some. To Cure « Cold in One Day All Druggists refund the money if it failato Oure. 265c. a4-6m @allfor Robin Hood. —_—— -+ +80 — aes Pig z Inbulk at Phil Scadden’s grocery store on Commercial street. tf New Comb Honey. A fine lot just received at the, Cash tatlroad crossing. The dam, which is a & magnificent piece of work, being an-. . stolid and indifferent as you choose, no last Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets . seeeeBUSINESS COLLEGE tarned to the Bast to pee he went to Sacramenito and opened the laterestiag Experience of an tndiana&Tilley. In a few years*he wentto. Grass Valleyand built the’ first ‘flouris moré common or more ing mill in Nevada county. Later he! >. ‘People having Peck & Oo. in this city. -He was ome . att ‘“There’s snch a difference in Bray: . -ery,”’ said the dentist. “I'dom'é call 4t . brave wheu a patient who dosan’t: feel . ¢ the pain makes uo-outery.It doesn’t! burt him, and there’a no: merit in: hie. not showing it, but when I a ve, . with accumulation of t gas, 2 ‘tient who is really and truly sensi “Mr. A. : Sharper of No. 61 Prospee to whom every touch of the instrument . St. Indianapolis, Ind., writes as follows. is torture, but who just bears it-all and . “4 Move of pure ghee prompts me . BUILDING, MILL AND MINING LUMBER 50 CENTS A WEEK See .% nj! House of 7 room# aud hall for rent cheap, * near Cooper's Lumber yard on Grass Valley as ae road. *Inquire of Mrs, Mary Beutets.

bled with ‘loss of fiesh t a very low price. For further particulars Se cht ) quoia Gigantea, < se IN THE WORLD. : TOWLE BROS. CO. —_—_—_—— : invariably in sdvance. ee House To Let.’ _ Organ For Sale. _ 4 second-hand Organ, whieh has been in use in Odd Fellows Hall, is offered for sale at enquire of J.C. RICH, 858.tf Steam Carpet Cleaning Works. . ". to write these few. }: never makes a sound—that’s courage, and it’s of the right:sort too. One man Pe" j ‘our y ‘> have used various patmatter what I do to him. Only the oth‘ent medicines and other remedies withet day I a out two: nerves from his! Snintgaceeens angi ap A ape teeth. Never a> flinch from the maa. i os: gave temporary un ‘ Just to try him, I showed the nerves to . effects of the medicine wore off. I athim after I'd taken them out, a sight at . buted this to my eedentary habits, “— which anybody might. have been excused . 22108 8 —e Feb gd tc lash. He regarded them quite as dispassince, Tha sionately as he-would a. pair of fi : a , Worms, and after awhile he said, ‘Don’t you think I’m brave, doctor?" ‘Not much I don’t,’ said I, ‘for you “lon’t feel it. Thatisnot bravery. Bravry is when you really suffer and yet uake no outward show of it.’ How can tell when a patient does feel it? Ah, -hey can’t hide that. It's temperament, ind it reveals itself in a thousand clinch: . of ° ing, paling, trembling ways. ~To-suffer them and to make no sign—that is true oravery, and let me tell you it isan al: _ A. W. Sharper, 61 Prospect St., Indianapolis, Ind. . It is safe to say that Stuart 8 Dyspep. . sia Tablets willcare any stomach weak: . ness or disease exvept cancer of stom-' ‘cure sour stomach, gas, loss _ ; and oe ecotetineeen : il 1 Constipation for valuable little book on ate nost altogether feminine attribute. ’— meee diseases by addressing Stuart . New York San. bry h, me ‘ All druggists sel) fall sized packages Caustic Judge Hawkios. atW0cents, 17-19-21-24-26-28 . Judge Hawkins once liad to sentence See E regard the . . we . valdable medicine, feasts spepeln Tablets. I have been a suf_ Carpets taken up, eleaned and laid same day for 7 cents per yard. Leave orders at Second-Hand Furniture Store, Main street. near the bridge. a3-tf Nevada County Directory. Copies of the Nevada County Directory ca be obtainéd for 50 cents. By mail 75 cents Apply to FRED. BE. BROWN. Transcript offic aeAROTED THE VERY BEST WORK THE LATEST STYLES WToore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. —— Frames Made to Order. Ma see, ate arena erates rene gee expe lao pith: , sal. A Single Glance Pada Des he onet the i fine Fy just received from Rochester, New York, at JAMES KINKEAD’S Sie \ Are Just. Right. . Fancy Rockers, Rattan Chatrs, Chiffoniers, Combination Book Cases + and Secretaries. Good Things for YOUR Dinner : Coverceoven coe corsosocrooseo sor rons Mince Meat, Cranberries, Mount Rouge Claret, Barartaria Shrimps, . Stuffed Mangoes, India Relish, Chutney. HH es INGREDIENTS FOR MAKING MINCE MEAT AT HOME MR HP ® as TAKE ROBIN HOOD For an Appetizer. a. 2 Cleaned Zante Currants, ++. Seeded Raisins, + Glase Citron, Lemon and + Orange Peel, Boiled Cider. _WOLF, The Cash Grocer. ETE MEE AEA AUS STE RR IRE a 1a old -swindler and gave him seven years. The man in the dock squirmed and. whined, ‘Oh, my Lerd, FJ} never live half the time!’*’ Hawkins took.another look at him and answered, ‘'l ton't. think -it-is-at all desirable~ that NO MORE COLD FEET. you should. *’ The formality of asking a newly convicted prisoner if he had anything to say why sentence should not: be ‘ apon him brought another charac ‘ retort from the judge. A prisoner in these-circunistances usually either says nothing or curses at large in his ragé, but one of them struck a theatrical. posture and with bis right hand: in the air. shouted :‘*May the Almighty strike me dead if I-don’t speak the truth! I aminnocent of this crime.’* Judge Hawkins said nothing for about.a:mimuate, when, after glancing at the clock, he fulminated in his most impressive tones; “Since the Almighty has not thought fit to intervene, I will now proceed to pass sentence.’’—San Francisco: Argonaut Take Home one of Finest Line of CaLL on George OC. Gaylord, the Broad street grocer. ta SPECIALTIES. HOT WATER BOTTLES From DICKERMAN’S, FOUNTAIN SYRINGES, HOT WATER BOTTLES, BULB SYRINGES, NIPPLES, RUBBER GLOVES, and those .~ = Rebekah Degree Meeting. O‘ficers and members of Neva Rebekab Lodge, No. 119, are requésted to attend a drill at I. O. O. F. hall on Saturday evening, January 29th, at 7:30 sharp. By order of Jennis THomaAs, N. G. Linu Were, Sec’y. j27-3t H. DIGKERMAN, Drugs, Stationery, Cameras and Photo Supplies. . J. J. JACKSON, GROCERY .. TSN 029, Sar Gar) (ers ar)Sors Sar} Sar} (Sar RS ER rot Sere Sard Sad Sars Wd Sears? Sas Sor Ser Sers/ ISAs = . OINTS . i S32 To be considéred in Men’s Made to Order Clothing i! IS 90 wa rl ) o Cin ar a, Br) oe i MCT ARE STYLE, FIT, QUALITY, PRICE. SMITH The Tailor Turns ont work that fulfills every requirement. * References— My Patrons. SD Ct Se Nat Ne? Sa? Sas a Was \ o Hartman— “Prince of Cutters”, ” BERS 5 LSGRS (SEN 7ST Ton 2cTon SM Se SS Wa WEST War Poni Ne No STALE Goons. I receive fresh Groceries and Provisions daily and my stock is constantly new and fresh. My + Proprietor = The finest and purest Agency For--flonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale j } . ' j All Orders Promptly Filled. SAN FRANCISCOceeseee Ellis System of Bookkeeping «=. 200 pupils secured positions. is = 1896. Every shorthand graduate for, two years has a position. : a194m Grocery Store of A.B: Wolf, j15-tf _ ‘WaxCandies at Woll’s. Wolf the grocer has just received a of Whickies ROBIN HOQD/Perct for ae . Tekes tnctme . aucy Groceries ~~ ! chest PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED tNghy taosniehaeenrsdtedt. IBATS AND FISH. cae ; POMS gos tities ssstadervee $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco..... 36 Sold by the Bottle or in Bulk) Duffy’s Malt....... . 1 00. Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 in quantities to suit purchasers. Gamecock Whisky giv. 1.00. “ in bulk, per gal. 50 CALL FOR IT AT ALL BARS. . IXL, Whisky ......... 75. Olives, * I 25 cobaliaa Bryant’s Root Beer vette 10 pierce gs ag! bar.... _ 05 A. B. WOLF, Sole Agent, . #ire’s: ‘Sfor 50. Everything else ip proportion. . Tis the Best. Give ita Trial. «© = «© © © © 2 « "5 cy cage ‘5 ‘The Plaza Store ee FISCHER BROS, Props. soot . STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every deseription. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODS. = P Di pues hsatcadt Ena PERLE one Sidiodigul utes All:Geods Sold: at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order NANT a UU MOT AUYPALAYOT A TPP ULL YP Quartz’ Jewelry, Petrified Wood Jewelry. policy is to buy THE BEST TO BE HAD And to sell. At the Lowest Prices. One price to all, courteous treatment and prompt delivery. PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Nevada City. === These goods are attractive and tasty and§typical of the banner gold mining county of California. We manufacture them to order.” Four Leaf Clover Watch Charm Are the latest. Some people say they bring good luck to the wearer. Whether they do or not they are selling fast. Clocks $1 to $18. Watches $2.50 to $125. All the best,to be had for the money. Every one'warranted whether low or high priced: “A Specialty of Repairing. _ Luetje & Brand. paempageeed ct xc Rar) (Sar) ek (SEN 26 coy Sey Nea a7 2 ° i> Fa 07, oS yi rs aie Ss 07,