January 5, 1895 (4 pages)

een . aanielieteiiamietenens aimitaiain’ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Published Every vent: ig, except Sunday, Sree . SERVED BY UaR RIES AT 15 a vr Week or 60Cts. * ee eon WHEN PAID IN” ADVANCE SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, . .TRAINS : TIED wi — W = slide the Cause. The Sacramento River at the Twenty _ Foot’ Mark This’ Afternoon; SATURDA Wie SAN. 5S, 1898. A_special telephonic. dispetat fromthe: _ . Sacraments Bééto. the TRanscrrt this oro interesting reading matter. look on first page. The Storm. There was a lull in the rainstorm about-4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and for awhile the rain ceased tu fatl, but it was for a short interval. Daring the night theré was a slight. precipitation and this morning the rain was still falling. ‘we or three. times today the clouds drifted apart-and the sun shone for-a minute but the or two, storming was not ready : to give way to old Sol., and quickly ‘narshaled hisforces again, At -&-9’clock yesterd ay ‘afternoon , othe South Y ube Water Company’s ‘gauge showed ~, that 1,83 inches of rain had fallen since 9 o'clock in the morning. Krom 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon till 9 o’clock this morn_ing .15 of an inch of rain fell; The total for the. month thus far is 7.23 inches; total for the eases 35.04 inches, + e@eShortridge Gets the Call. i tw The Morning © nll was sold yesterday to Charles M’, Shortridge of the San Jose Mercury for three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, :. In aceordance\with the rules of the sale, the purchaser at onve gave ‘his check for $18,000, it being 5 per cent of the ‘purchase price and announced that he waa ready to pay the balance as soon as the sale should be approved by the court. A formal transfer of the paper will probably take place on Monday next, The evening’ Bul—letin, whieh-is-owned by-the-same-mterests, was also to be sold but by agreement between interested parties: the sale of that property was postponed until next Wednesday, 2 -9See = aes A Goon appetite and perfect digestion soon follow the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ——* #@e+ A New Discovery. The peopje of Batavia, Iowa, have made a discovery Which may result in disposing of the tramp problem, They have found out that a tramp is worth more when: dead than he is‘when alive. An officer of that town killed one the other day and the authorities sold the cérpse to the Keokuk Medica] : College $35, “Who would have supposed” says an exchange in commenting on the article, “that the commercial instinct could solye, with sach engaging ease, a bothering years ?”’ — for above problem that hag been our foremost sociologists for +-2@e o — Don’t Be Afraid. An editor or 2 reporter may stop in his rounds and ask a hundred persons, ‘*What is the news ?” and ninety. out of a hundred will reply, “‘Nothing.special,” and yet fifty out of that number know some thing, which, if not found in the next paper, will astonish them greatly-and‘divappoint them more and perhaps make them madder than horneta, Don’t be afraid to let the newspaper man know it. --* 2@e + Returned Home. L, P, Goldstone, one-of the largest owners in the “Merrimac mine, returned home from the Kast yesterday, eee 8 3 In most parts of Syria. Palestine and Arabia tig trees and date-palms are counted and a tax is levied on each tree, <1 ees isuckien’ 8 Arnica inlve, _The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ‘Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. + 280+ — Specimen Cases. oo», H, Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia. and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in tlesh and strength. .Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, : Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Tll., hada running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. ‘ Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica” Salve, and his leg is sound and well, John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he way inenrable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely, ‘Sold at Carr Bros. Prog: Store, Awatied Highest renee SV orld Fair, — POWDER ~ MOST PERFECT MADE. A puye Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant; ww . ably. e me James F, afternoon says the heavy'rain of the past two or three days has caused’ the streams throughout the he to rise’ considerAt Davisaville, which is aibanted several miles below Sacramento on. the Benicia route, a big washout has occurred and it is impossible for trains to run over that line until tlie damage’ can be repaired. ; At Livermore, on the Stockton route, another washout has taken place which stops the trains-from going that way. No trains-are-rannning to or from San Francisco, A big snowslide in ‘aie mountains has stopped all traffic over the Central Pacific west of Truckee, and as a result of this slide and the washouts, both the east and west-bound overland traing on the ©. P, were‘tied up today. “The river at ‘Sacramento this afternoon was at the twenty-foot. mark, which is several feet below what is considered high water, ODO Oe PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of.Various Folks Doings and Intentions. — L, Woodruff came over from Columbia Hill todaya 2 § L. B, Hicks of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Mrs. George Allen Watson went. to San Francisco yesterday on a visit. A. Hampel, the ‘Our Taste Ham” man of Sacramento, came in on the train last night, ᐀ Frank Mills and wife will return ‘to San Francisco tomorrow, after visiting here about two weeks> John Dixon, D; ‘Dorgan, 8. A. Waters and R. W. Rupe came in on the train last night from San Franeisco. ~ James Wills and wife have returned from Pi ron eat they went to attend the funeral o #, Wills’ mother, : Hon. R, I, Thomas came over from Bitehville last night on his way to Sacramento to attend the coming session of the LegisDr. . A. Du Milieu a “Miss ‘A.’ Du Milieu came up-from ‘Colfax on last night » train and. left Bloomtield. *+ 2 sean Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court ities Hon. John Cafdwell presiding: om ‘ Mary Williams vs. Sabu M. W illiams tal. Argued and submitted. Robinson vs, Chas. H. Mill. Order dismissing action at plaintiff’s costs, Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased, Order postponing hearing of probate of will until Mouday, January 14th, at 10 stig cet P.M, s18 Qe A Live Paper. Th he Sacramento. Bee recently celebrated its thirty-seventh birthday. It has always been a live, energetic, wide-awake journal, and, has grown and improved with the years until it is now one of the foremost and best edited newspapers in the State, We _Wish it continued improvement and success, and hope that the genial proprietors may live to enjoy the fruits of their bright pabilustion: for many.years to come. +-0@e>> jntoridatiod Filed. a C7 District Attorney Ford today tiled an akornratlon against: Michael Whelihan. of Grass Valley, who figured prominently in a cutting scrape at that place a short. time ago, charging him with an assault with a ileadly weapon. : A Good Entertainment. The concert to be giv given by Myrtle Social Temple of Honor of Grass Valley at the Theater tonight will be an interesting entertaiument. The singing will be fine and the farces very amusing, It is safe to say that all who attend will be pleased with the concert, ?e #Oe-o Camp Stew Tonight. _ a Camp Stew will be served tonight at Chas. Pecor’s saloon, Gehrig’s building, Sacramento street, +2 2@e +Deafnéas Cannot Be ‘Our ed By local applications as they canuat. reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is’ only one way to cure deafness, and that is hy ‘constitutional remedies; Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When . this tube is inflamied you ‘have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when. it -is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition .of the mucens surfaces, We will give One Hundred, Dollars for ‘(any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that.cannet he cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars ; free, F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O, MX” Sold by Drugzgists, 75c. 9 -2@e + United Workmen Attention ! All members-of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U, W,,"are hereby ordered to: appear at Bis H. Carr, M. W. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, AS C,E. Asupury, R Recorder, 2t BROWN & CALKINS, "Proprietors. Washouts anda Sno gold and $3,000'in silver, off the booby prizes. this Sipsiarng for North . : . Kle their hull at 1 o'clock, Sun Jan, “6th, . y for the purpose of attendiy the ‘uneral of the late Augustus Ste By order A LITTLE HISTORY. a The First Assay of Comstock Ore Made in Grass Valley. Melvill§ Atwoed, the consulting mirting engineer; ‘Of: San: Francisco, was the first expert ‘to assay ores from the Ophir mine, and he tells the experience as follows, says the Call: “In June, 1854, I owned the Gold Hill mine in Grass Valley, and during that month Gus Harrison of this city came through . from Virginia City with some samples of ore-from_ the Ophir which he gave toone of my men and which J found upon examination — to be rich in. silver, Harrison gave such favorable accounts of the territory from which the ore came that I induced my, secretary, Judge Walsh and Joe Woodworth to visit the locality and instructed them to bring back as much fof the ore as they could carry on horse back. They made the trip and returned with about sixey pounds of ore which I assayed and found it to run about $800 in At the end of that week a German who worked for * me went up to Nevada City and told the story of the assay, and a lt of men—George Hearst among the nymber—fellowed Walsh andWoodworth on the second trip, and the excitement then commenced. ‘That was the first teat made of the ore from that, property, and the beads from that assay are now in the mint in this city properly attested. Comstock took out these samples referred to, and was at the’ time work idg these croppings out at the Ophir in a cradle,” Prior to leaving England for the United States. Mr, Atwood owned numerous zinc works in the ‘first-mentioned coun ” try aud produced more of that metal than all of the other works of the country combined,’ A tariff was then levied on zine by Great Britain, which was subsequently withdrawn, and that action flooded the. market with zinc from France and other countries and drove Mr, AAW OS: out of busien A Social Event. The party given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke, at their beautiful home on Aristocracy Hill, in honor of Mrs. H. Proschold of San Francisco, was one of the most brilliant social events of the season, The guests were royaily entertained and the amusements of the evening did not conv to an end until about 2 o’clock this morning. In the whist games Frank T, Nilon and Miss Maggie O'Donnell captured the first prizes, and N, P, Brown and Mrs, J. A. Northway had the honor of carrying @ Mrs. Proschold expects to-return to her home on~ Monday, after having had a delightful visit of about two weeks among her hosts of. friends in this city. ~\ ‘i cs *@e +Tri-Weekly ‘Trips. The mail contractor.who earries the mail between Marysville anid Nevada City is only required to carry it daily eight months in the year, He is now carrying the mail thres times a week, leaving Marysville on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and\ Jeaving: this city on alternate days, If the roads get better and business brightens up\! he may possibly run a daily stage. ' A Welcome Usher of '95.— The beginning of the year will havea ‘. welcome usher in the shape of a fresh Almanac, descriptive’ of the origin, nature and uses of the national tonic and alterative, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Combined with the descriptive matter will be found calendar and astronomical caloulations absolutely reliable for correctness, statistics, illustrations, verses carefully selected, and other mental food highly profitable and entertaining, On this pamphlet, published and printed annually by The Hostetter Company, of Pittsburgh, 60 hands are employed in the mechanical department alone. n months are devoted to its prepara tion, —It is procurable free, of druggists and country dealers everywhere, and is printed in English, German, French, Spanish, Welsh, Norwegian, Holland, Swedistr and . Bohemian, +2 Oe To the Public, Free telephone. for all within the city limits. “All wishingto order goods from, L. Hyman & Co.'s sturesby telephone can do-wo--by—.calling up No, 33, Residence No. 34, Orders received from 7-4, M. to 10 p,m, Their stores close at 8. o’élock, except Saturday, during the winter, but by telephoning to the residence all orders will be filled, it America Leads the World. Just so with the Great American Importing Tr (0,'s TEAS, COFFEES SPICES, CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, . They Lead All Others for csi Quality, 4 Lowest Prices: _ ive All [Nevada Oity. r Handsome Presents Given Away ~ Commercial Street, wer 2 Notice t ‘a Seeditees;: “4 ar 2A OF JAMES. MONRO, deceased. E No-ice is bee art hag by the Undersigned, istratrix of ‘Estate JAMES af NRO, deceased, to creditors of and the G ail persons having cians egainet the said ‘\. deceased, to exhibit th with the necessary vouchers,; within four months after the first pobiiestion of thig'notice to the anld Adminiaratrix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal.,. the’ same being the place for the transaction of the buéiness of said éstate, in sald county of evada, ELIZABETH MONRO, Admluistratrix of the estate of James Monro, eceased. ted at Nevais City this, ‘fh day of DeCember, 1834, FUED BEARLS, Att'y, , 42) A SOGT:: «THING. The Spies stin , Floating Around This Section. The spies of the Anti-Debris Association are in this section, They ride out a few miles every day, to. exercise their ‘Horses, and to make a-pretense of , doing. something for theif employers. When they return to -Yuba City they will probably take’ along two. or three bottles of muddy water, as evidence that hydraulicking i is being carried siderable hydraulicking done ‘the past ‘few days And an immense quantity of debris has been-washed into the creeks and ‘rivers that are tributary to the navigable streams. This has been done in the face pf the rule of the courts that no. more debris. shall be washed into these streams, but it has been done by a power that is higher than the courts and which heeds not the edicts of It is one of the immutable laws of nature that water will run down ‘hill, and’ people who live at the bottom of the hill are apt at times to get more water than they want and with it-a lot of extraneous matter that is carried along by the water, Hydraulic mining is not the sole cause of the trouble in the valleys, but nothing can make some of the people in that«section believe but what it is responsible for it all, = eye Received the Franchise. ae ae The South Yuba Company, with headquarters in Auburn, were granted a franchise by the City vf Sacramento to furnish that place with electricity for power. and lighting purposes, ‘The vin ‘ho for at least 600 horsepower.within two years, and the expenditure of, $50,000 i develop: ment within the same time. It is with pleasure we note the saccess the company mst with at the hands of the citizens of acramento, and we can also recommend them—as—doing just as they agree to do, without shirking their duty in the least. Tip pany is not of the grasping kind, as most corporations are, but, being composed of honest men, their dealings with everyone are—most—honorable—and—pleasant,——Fhe: power plant will be located between Auburn and Newcastle, and enough electricity will bs generated to furnish the latter place, Penryn, Loomis, Rocklin, and Roseville with lights, With opposition in the electrical tield Sacramento is to be congratulated, and in the near future, no doubt, that city will be one vast industrial depot, manufactories of nearly every desoription being represented, By its acts Sacramento has a bright future before it. As the South Yuba Company has almost unlimited powé demands." ————-+ 20+ Teaching as a Stepping Stone. Superintendent Coffey, of Sutter county, attended the meeting of the State Teachers’ Asseciation at Santa Cruz last week .and }. read a paper on ‘'The Teacher in the Public Schocis.”” In his. usual hamorods vein he said: “I should say thay that the achoolrooms of our counties should not be occu: pied: by those who are there for the pur‘poseof securing funds; with which to pur++ chase a@wedding trousseau, a law library or a doctor's pill box. I would: do anything to encourage ‘the Board of Trade in ‘fostering the matrimonial market, but I am unwilling to have the bridal veil cast a shadow over the minds of veming authors and statesmen,” The professor, has always been very popular with the lady teachers and it seems strange that he ghould object to their earning money to purchase a welding trosseau, considering that he is still in. the matrimonial market.—Marysville Appeal, -+:1@0 + Railroad Through Sierra County. Articles of incorpsration of the Sierra Nevada Railway Company have_ been filed in San Francisco, If will bea. narrow guage, running from Reno. t0 Mohawk and thence to Quincy, through the counties of Washoe in Nevada, and Sierra, Lassen-and Plumas in California, The road will be @ hundred miles long. The capital stock is a million and.a half, The incorporators are John M, Platt, James.Fider, John F, Little, Fletcher F. Ryer and William 8, Kettle. The new company will try to purchase the narrow guage railroad running out of Reno, making proposed changes, + OeBreakers Ahead ! —— Prudence, foresight, that might have saved many a good ship that has gone to ee among the breakers, is a quality “conspicuous by its absence” among many classes of invalids, and among’ the none more ‘ notably than persons troubled with inactiyJ.ity of the kidneys and bladder, When these organs fall off in duty grievous trouble isto be apprehended. Bright's disease, dinhetes, catarrh and stone.in the bladder, are among the diseases which a disregard of eaply symptoms confirm and render fatal, That signally effectual diuretic, Hoste other’ 3 Stom-. doh-Bitters, will—andtet no yatie ao.tronbiled ‘forget this—remedy the>«7mptoms of approaching renal diseasé and check its further progress. Equally efficacious ia the ‘Bitters for constipation, liver complaint) malarial and rheyntatic trouble and’ depitity, : Fa Naa KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and-clearness-to—the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts:,-$1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, oo See -~ World's Fair Vor Fifteen Cents. 4 “nee receipt of Your-address, and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we~ will mail you prepaid our Souvenir .Porkgouso OF THE Wortp’s CoLumnta Evxposrrion, the regular price is Fifty cehts, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it & work of art and 4 thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art, ‘If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the stamps, and let you keep . : the book. Address : Hl, K, BUCKLEN & CU,, Chicago, TI, ! on in this vicinity. There has been, con. at its command, it will be able to meet ary METEOROLOGICAL. ' Annual Report of the Weather Bureau’s Observer in This’ City.__ Following ‘is. the report of the United States Weather Bareau’s Observer in this \city, for.the year ending December 31, 1894: Max. Min: Temp. Temp, 58° i2° 62 20 24S 27 82 30 88 33 90 47 94 46 85 33 81 35 \78 Rainfall Inchea, 171 Mean Temp. . 37.69 2 . 87.81 <a 43.83 ---; 51.70 2.17 3 54 1.85 trace 1.21 4.83 August. . 69,25 September. .61.50 October . . . 55.27 November . .52.03 20 1,38 December. . .39.57 ‘61 23 20,61 Average mean temperature, 52.67°,; average maximum temperature, 77.08 ° ; average ninimum temperature, 29,50°, Rainfall, 61,41 inches, SurrmMan W, Marsu, Observer, + *@0 +ECLIPSES FOR THE. YEAR. How the Sun “hua esi “will Be Effected By Them. In the year 1895 there will be five eclipses —three of the Sun and two of the Moon. I,—A total-eclipse of the. Moon, March 10th. Visible largely to North America and wholly to South-America; and more or less _to Europe, Africa, ‘the Atlantic and eastern Pacific Oceans, Magnitude of-eclipse, 1, 627. sou tal bcapetalens I.—A_partial oclipse of the Sun, March 26th. Inyisible to North Americe west of . Frederickton, N. B. Visible chiefly to Greenland and the North Atlantic-ocean-— TII.—A partial eclipse of the Sun, aaa . 20th. » Invisible to North America, a to Russia, IV.—A total eclipse of the Moon, September Srd-4th. Visible entire to the America continents, and in part to portions of Europe, Africa,. ‘Australia, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 1,557. V.==A partial ectipse of the Sun, Semtémber 19th, LuvVisible to North America, Visible to Eastern Australia, Now Zealand and neighboring South Pacific ocean, + eer Congregational Church. Magnitude of eclipse, _~ There willbe services as usual at the above church tomorrow. New Year's dis. courses-will be delivered by the pastor, Rev, J. Sims, Sabbath school at’ the close of the morning service, Kverybody cordially invited, : +O Stier Wagons to Be Used. It.ia reported that steam wagonswillbe put in’ opoeration next spring between Reno and Virginia C ity to 9 hes ‘Areight, For the many accidents that occur. Sout the farm or household, sucly ay burns soalds, . bruises, cuts, ragged wounds, bites of animals, mosquitos or other insec ts, galls or chafed spots, frost’ bites, aches or pains on any part of the body, orthe ailments result. , ing from exposure, as neuralgia, rheumatism, ete, Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has proven‘itself a sovereign rem—= edy. Price 250, » 50, and $1.00 per bottle, ARRIVALS AT. THE Union Hotel, Main Street. H, Darbon, Grass Valle W. 0, Williams, J. H. Bowers, L. K, Carter, © vulterville, Et Kuight, Camptonville, + Darby, i R, ils San Juan, \ C.F. MoGlashan, Truckee, ‘S. wl Purstey, Chicago, a, “aoeas Maxwell, C, d J\Gamon, ‘ B. Wai ht, b. Ban F rancisco, Thy Bet, 3 6, a Talylor, Bath Fl lat, 8.C, Woods,. ha! G. Farley, Idaho, W. E. Jamel, Chic 0, J. W. Speer, ey “ “ + #@o > _Lost. A gold pin in the shape isi bow knot. was lost at the party Tuesday night. Finder will please leave at this: office, j2-tf aw OO Girl Wanted. A girl to do general housework, Apply at this office, : ODO tie It You Nerv a good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hood's Sarsaparill4, It prevents sickness by making pure blood, . Hoop’ 4 PILL8 cure nausea, sic k headache, indigéation, biliousness. 25. + *@e+ Rooms and Board, Furnished rooms, with board, in @.private family,.Apply.at“the residence of Mrs. James Monro, j3-lw POWDER — Absolutely Pure. tartar baking po Highest of ell in leavening stren abt: United States Government Food Rep Royal Baking: Powder Co., 106 Wall St.,N,¥, A cream of 10.85” Forming New States, ; —— ~ Articole 4, Section 8, of the Constitution of the United States, provides that. new States.may be admitted by Congreas, but they catihot be formed within the jurisdic] tion of a State without consent of the Leg~ islature, According, to this-the Legislature of California would have,.to give conseit before South California could be ‘admitted, even though the Regple. desired State « division, and.a majority voted to. allow them to-set--up-'a—goverument—for—themselvesVi ermont, Maine and Kentucky were formed into States with the consent of the mother States, and West ‘Yirginia seceded from old Virginia in 1863, while that ‘State was placed in the Southern confederacy by the act of secession from the United States, ~ 2, sgeen Musi Not ‘Sell to Indians. In the-cise of the People vs, Bray ‘the Supreme Court has rendered a decision “that any person who sells or furnishes intoxicating liquor to any Indian, no matter how: civilized that Indian maybe, is guilty of a felony.” On several occasions Indians have been seen on the atreet ib a drunken condition and vendors. of liquor wilt have to be more careful. 7 0Oe-— Undertaker's Notice, ’ Persons wishing the services of George A, Gray, manager of the Nevada — Ondertaking Company, after 10 r.-m., can telephone to him from the Union Hotel, al? Mas, T. 8, Haws, Onttanooga, Tenn, says, “Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY Lire,’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For Dyspepsia, Liver. Lor Kidney trouble it excels: Pyles 75 ote, Sold by Carr Bros, Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great suffererwith Dyspepsia. Three bottles of Hood’s Sarsafectly cured her, At times the lightest food *. Would . distress her terri bly. She could mos sleep and had dreadful sick headaches. She tried different medicines, but none did her any good. At last Hood's Sarsaparilla was recom. mended ‘and two ant . : W bottles. gave reMre, Otis Merritt ~* jje¢ — made-her. . perfectly well. She is not now . Hi ood’ S im parila "with any sick ae headaches ures heartily and-sleep “well.” ¥B20004E8 BRB O18 MERRID??, Addison, Maine, nor bad feel. ings, can eat Hood's Pills are mild and gentle. * Oranges. wn . Oysters, 1 Thc JUST RECEIVED. moss) r om 5) «ray [ATARYAGATA, CSI Gl RO] tS "CN wand witb ed) PRIRVATARIAN SY BY'S TRI ROAT AT AWA S ONE EE Oe WS ~ acavee swaw way‘ 13 Commercial St LEADING CANDY-MAEKER, reet, Nevada City. ~y We sie ‘Shirts in, Kid Gloves. iE : Gentleme We. have Hosiery. the The -Old House in a ment and MARCUS M. We handle the Ron Francesco. Dress Kid Gloves We will sell from now celebrated Black. Li White ees Shirts. the stlels asad Standard White Plain and F cy Fronts for E tvening Dress Wear. Magfae world= renowned Nn, a most beautiful line of Gen tlemen’s Evening Neck Dress in Plain and Fancy Lawns and Silks. until January 5th Hermsdorf Fast Half Hose -for Louis Thread isle Gentlemen for 25 cents per pair, The Old Rel lable. est Gentlémen’s F urnishing’ this.city. . Under new manageNew P rice 8; BARUH, Manager. AN . 1 Look i these bis. Flour, per 100 Ibs, oO 85 Corh,-per’100 lbs, $1.70.\_ Rolled Barley, per 100.$1.38s Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.20, Middlings, per 100 Ibs. $1.30. Dry Granulated Sugar, : ~s85 Ibs for $1. Brown Sugar, 17 lbs for $1, Rice, 16 lbs for $15 Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1. Pea Beans, 28 Ibs for $r. Oysters,.2 Ib cans 5 for $1. cans, 10 for $1, Sweet Corn, 9 cans. for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. String Beans, 8 cans for $1.Tomi atos, 10 cans for $1. Wace — Main Street, -Oppositewiles Hotel, Nevada City, Cal,bt tant Be Beat! Salmon 8 cans ie Te ener, 8 for $1. bComed is ef, Libby's § for $1 ‘Dard, 10 lb cans, $1.2 Lardy NY lb cans, 70 cts. . Best Pickle Roll Butter, per roll, 40 cts. ie Best Reno Creai ery: Butter, per Square § cts, Tapico, 20 lbs. for $1. Sago, 20 lbs. for $1. Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs, $r— Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. Citron, 20 cts. per Ib, Clams, 6 cans for $1 Currants, 4 lbs, for $1. Ee Call at the Store and seé these Beautiol Books thatwe: give away—free to each customer. SKTOLE ~-parilla have pers. 20 Canes ‘Fancy Riverside Navels. . We are closing” em gut at 35 cents per done £ 6 ¢ oS

een . aanielieteiiamietenens aimitaiain’ THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT, Published Every vent: ig, except Sunday, Sree . SERVED BY UaR RIES AT 15 a vr Week or 60Cts. * ee eon WHEN PAID IN” ADVANCE SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR, . .TRAINS : TIED wi — W = slide the Cause. The Sacramento River at the Twenty _ Foot’ Mark This’ Afternoon; SATURDA Wie SAN. 5S, 1898. A_special telephonic. dispetat fromthe: _ . Sacraments Bééto. the TRanscrrt this oro interesting reading matter. look on first page. The Storm. There was a lull in the rainstorm about-4 o'clock yesterday afternoon and for awhile the rain ceased tu fatl, but it was for a short interval. Daring the night theré was a slight. precipitation and this morning the rain was still falling. ‘we or three. times today the clouds drifted apart-and the sun shone for-a minute but the or two, storming was not ready : to give way to old Sol., and quickly ‘narshaled hisforces again, At -&-9’clock yesterd ay ‘afternoon , othe South Y ube Water Company’s ‘gauge showed ~, that 1,83 inches of rain had fallen since 9 o'clock in the morning. Krom 5 o’clock yesterday afternoon till 9 o’clock this morn_ing .15 of an inch of rain fell; The total for the. month thus far is 7.23 inches; total for the eases 35.04 inches, + e@eShortridge Gets the Call. i tw The Morning © nll was sold yesterday to Charles M’, Shortridge of the San Jose Mercury for three hundred and sixty thousand dollars, :. In aceordance\with the rules of the sale, the purchaser at onve gave ‘his check for $18,000, it being 5 per cent of the ‘purchase price and announced that he waa ready to pay the balance as soon as the sale should be approved by the court. A formal transfer of the paper will probably take place on Monday next, The evening’ Bul—letin, whieh-is-owned by-the-same-mterests, was also to be sold but by agreement between interested parties: the sale of that property was postponed until next Wednesday, 2 -9See = aes A Goon appetite and perfect digestion soon follow the use of Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, ——* #@e+ A New Discovery. The peopje of Batavia, Iowa, have made a discovery Which may result in disposing of the tramp problem, They have found out that a tramp is worth more when: dead than he is‘when alive. An officer of that town killed one the other day and the authorities sold the cérpse to the Keokuk Medica] : College $35, “Who would have supposed” says an exchange in commenting on the article, “that the commercial instinct could solye, with sach engaging ease, a bothering years ?”’ — for above problem that hag been our foremost sociologists for +-2@e o — Don’t Be Afraid. An editor or 2 reporter may stop in his rounds and ask a hundred persons, ‘*What is the news ?” and ninety. out of a hundred will reply, “‘Nothing.special,” and yet fifty out of that number know some thing, which, if not found in the next paper, will astonish them greatly-and‘divappoint them more and perhaps make them madder than horneta, Don’t be afraid to let the newspaper man know it. --* 2@e + Returned Home. L, P, Goldstone, one-of the largest owners in the “Merrimac mine, returned home from the Kast yesterday, eee 8 3 In most parts of Syria. Palestine and Arabia tig trees and date-palms are counted and a tax is levied on each tree, <1 ees isuckien’ 8 Arnica inlve, _The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, ‘Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfacion ot money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. + 280+ — Specimen Cases. oo», H, Clifford, New Cassel, Wis., was troubled with Neuralgia. and Rheumatism, his Stomach was disordered, his Liver was affected to an alarming degree, appetite fell away, and he was terribly reduced in tlesh and strength. .Three bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, : Edward Shepherd, Harrisburg, Tll., hada running sore on his leg of eight years’ standing. ‘ Used three bottles of Electric Bitters and seven boxes of Bucklen’s Arnica” Salve, and his leg is sound and well, John Speaker, Catawba, O., had five large Fever sores on his leg, doctors said he way inenrable. One bottle Electric Bitters and one box Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured him entirely, ‘Sold at Carr Bros. Prog: Store, Awatied Highest renee SV orld Fair, — POWDER ~ MOST PERFECT MADE. A puye Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Free. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant; ww . ably. e me James F, afternoon says the heavy'rain of the past two or three days has caused’ the streams throughout the he to rise’ considerAt Davisaville, which is aibanted several miles below Sacramento on. the Benicia route, a big washout has occurred and it is impossible for trains to run over that line until tlie damage’ can be repaired. ; At Livermore, on the Stockton route, another washout has taken place which stops the trains-from going that way. No trains-are-rannning to or from San Francisco, A big snowslide in ‘aie mountains has stopped all traffic over the Central Pacific west of Truckee, and as a result of this slide and the washouts, both the east and west-bound overland traing on the ©. P, were‘tied up today. “The river at ‘Sacramento this afternoon was at the twenty-foot. mark, which is several feet below what is considered high water, ODO Oe PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of.Various Folks Doings and Intentions. — L, Woodruff came over from Columbia Hill todaya 2 § L. B, Hicks of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Mrs. George Allen Watson went. to San Francisco yesterday on a visit. A. Hampel, the ‘Our Taste Ham” man of Sacramento, came in on the train last night, ᐀ Frank Mills and wife will return ‘to San Francisco tomorrow, after visiting here about two weeks> John Dixon, D; ‘Dorgan, 8. A. Waters and R. W. Rupe came in on the train last night from San Franeisco. ~ James Wills and wife have returned from Pi ron eat they went to attend the funeral o #, Wills’ mother, : Hon. R, I, Thomas came over from Bitehville last night on his way to Sacramento to attend the coming session of the LegisDr. . A. Du Milieu a “Miss ‘A.’ Du Milieu came up-from ‘Colfax on last night » train and. left Bloomtield. *+ 2 sean Superior Court. The following business was transacted in the Superior Court ities Hon. John Cafdwell presiding: om ‘ Mary Williams vs. Sabu M. W illiams tal. Argued and submitted. Robinson vs, Chas. H. Mill. Order dismissing action at plaintiff’s costs, Estate of Valentine Weiss, deceased, Order postponing hearing of probate of will until Mouday, January 14th, at 10 stig cet P.M, s18 Qe A Live Paper. Th he Sacramento. Bee recently celebrated its thirty-seventh birthday. It has always been a live, energetic, wide-awake journal, and, has grown and improved with the years until it is now one of the foremost and best edited newspapers in the State, We _Wish it continued improvement and success, and hope that the genial proprietors may live to enjoy the fruits of their bright pabilustion: for many.years to come. +-0@e>> jntoridatiod Filed. a C7 District Attorney Ford today tiled an akornratlon against: Michael Whelihan. of Grass Valley, who figured prominently in a cutting scrape at that place a short. time ago, charging him with an assault with a ileadly weapon. : A Good Entertainment. The concert to be giv given by Myrtle Social Temple of Honor of Grass Valley at the Theater tonight will be an interesting entertaiument. The singing will be fine and the farces very amusing, It is safe to say that all who attend will be pleased with the concert, ?e #Oe-o Camp Stew Tonight. _ a Camp Stew will be served tonight at Chas. Pecor’s saloon, Gehrig’s building, Sacramento street, +2 2@e +Deafnéas Cannot Be ‘Our ed By local applications as they canuat. reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is’ only one way to cure deafness, and that is hy ‘constitutional remedies; Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube, When . this tube is inflamied you ‘have a rambling sound or imperfect hearing, and when. it -is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition .of the mucens surfaces, We will give One Hundred, Dollars for ‘(any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that.cannet he cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars ; free, F. J. CHENEY & CO,, Toledo, O, MX” Sold by Drugzgists, 75c. 9 -2@e + United Workmen Attention ! All members-of Nevada City Lodge, A. O. U, W,,"are hereby ordered to: appear at Bis H. Carr, M. W. 40 YEARS THE STANDARD, AS C,E. Asupury, R Recorder, 2t BROWN & CALKINS, "Proprietors. Washouts anda Sno gold and $3,000'in silver, off the booby prizes. this Sipsiarng for North . : . Kle their hull at 1 o'clock, Sun Jan, “6th, . y for the purpose of attendiy the ‘uneral of the late Augustus Ste By order A LITTLE HISTORY. a The First Assay of Comstock Ore Made in Grass Valley. Melvill§ Atwoed, the consulting mirting engineer; ‘Of: San: Francisco, was the first expert ‘to assay ores from the Ophir mine, and he tells the experience as follows, says the Call: “In June, 1854, I owned the Gold Hill mine in Grass Valley, and during that month Gus Harrison of this city came through . from Virginia City with some samples of ore-from_ the Ophir which he gave toone of my men and which J found upon examination — to be rich in. silver, Harrison gave such favorable accounts of the territory from which the ore came that I induced my, secretary, Judge Walsh and Joe Woodworth to visit the locality and instructed them to bring back as much fof the ore as they could carry on horse back. They made the trip and returned with about sixey pounds of ore which I assayed and found it to run about $800 in At the end of that week a German who worked for * me went up to Nevada City and told the story of the assay, and a lt of men—George Hearst among the nymber—fellowed Walsh andWoodworth on the second trip, and the excitement then commenced. ‘That was the first teat made of the ore from that, property, and the beads from that assay are now in the mint in this city properly attested. Comstock took out these samples referred to, and was at the’ time work idg these croppings out at the Ophir in a cradle,” Prior to leaving England for the United States. Mr, Atwood owned numerous zinc works in the ‘first-mentioned coun ” try aud produced more of that metal than all of the other works of the country combined,’ A tariff was then levied on zine by Great Britain, which was subsequently withdrawn, and that action flooded the. market with zinc from France and other countries and drove Mr, AAW OS: out of busien A Social Event. The party given last evening by Mr. and Mrs. Cal. R. Clarke, at their beautiful home on Aristocracy Hill, in honor of Mrs. H. Proschold of San Francisco, was one of the most brilliant social events of the season, The guests were royaily entertained and the amusements of the evening did not conv to an end until about 2 o’clock this morning. In the whist games Frank T, Nilon and Miss Maggie O'Donnell captured the first prizes, and N, P, Brown and Mrs, J. A. Northway had the honor of carrying @ Mrs. Proschold expects to-return to her home on~ Monday, after having had a delightful visit of about two weeks among her hosts of. friends in this city. ~\ ‘i cs *@e +Tri-Weekly ‘Trips. The mail contractor.who earries the mail between Marysville anid Nevada City is only required to carry it daily eight months in the year, He is now carrying the mail thres times a week, leaving Marysville on Monday, Wednesday and Friday and\ Jeaving: this city on alternate days, If the roads get better and business brightens up\! he may possibly run a daily stage. ' A Welcome Usher of '95.— The beginning of the year will havea ‘. welcome usher in the shape of a fresh Almanac, descriptive’ of the origin, nature and uses of the national tonic and alterative, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. Combined with the descriptive matter will be found calendar and astronomical caloulations absolutely reliable for correctness, statistics, illustrations, verses carefully selected, and other mental food highly profitable and entertaining, On this pamphlet, published and printed annually by The Hostetter Company, of Pittsburgh, 60 hands are employed in the mechanical department alone. n months are devoted to its prepara tion, —It is procurable free, of druggists and country dealers everywhere, and is printed in English, German, French, Spanish, Welsh, Norwegian, Holland, Swedistr and . Bohemian, +2 Oe To the Public, Free telephone. for all within the city limits. “All wishingto order goods from, L. Hyman & Co.'s sturesby telephone can do-wo--by—.calling up No, 33, Residence No. 34, Orders received from 7-4, M. to 10 p,m, Their stores close at 8. o’élock, except Saturday, during the winter, but by telephoning to the residence all orders will be filled, it America Leads the World. Just so with the Great American Importing Tr (0,'s TEAS, COFFEES SPICES, CROCKERY, CHINA, GLASSWARE, . They Lead All Others for csi Quality, 4 Lowest Prices: _ ive All [Nevada Oity. r Handsome Presents Given Away ~ Commercial Street, wer 2 Notice t ‘a Seeditees;: “4 ar 2A OF JAMES. MONRO, deceased. E No-ice is bee art hag by the Undersigned, istratrix of ‘Estate JAMES af NRO, deceased, to creditors of and the G ail persons having cians egainet the said ‘\. deceased, to exhibit th with the necessary vouchers,; within four months after the first pobiiestion of thig'notice to the anld Adminiaratrix at her residence, Nevada City, Cal.,. the’ same being the place for the transaction of the buéiness of said éstate, in sald county of evada, ELIZABETH MONRO, Admluistratrix of the estate of James Monro, eceased. ted at Nevais City this, ‘fh day of DeCember, 1834, FUED BEARLS, Att'y, , 42) A SOGT:: «THING. The Spies stin , Floating Around This Section. The spies of the Anti-Debris Association are in this section, They ride out a few miles every day, to. exercise their ‘Horses, and to make a-pretense of , doing. something for theif employers. When they return to -Yuba City they will probably take’ along two. or three bottles of muddy water, as evidence that hydraulicking i is being carried siderable hydraulicking done ‘the past ‘few days And an immense quantity of debris has been-washed into the creeks and ‘rivers that are tributary to the navigable streams. This has been done in the face pf the rule of the courts that no. more debris. shall be washed into these streams, but it has been done by a power that is higher than the courts and which heeds not the edicts of It is one of the immutable laws of nature that water will run down ‘hill, and’ people who live at the bottom of the hill are apt at times to get more water than they want and with it-a lot of extraneous matter that is carried along by the water, Hydraulic mining is not the sole cause of the trouble in the valleys, but nothing can make some of the people in that«section believe but what it is responsible for it all,

= eye Received the Franchise. ae ae The South Yuba Company, with headquarters in Auburn, were granted a franchise by the City vf Sacramento to furnish that place with electricity for power. and lighting purposes, ‘The vin ‘ho for at least 600 horsepower.within two years, and the expenditure of, $50,000 i develop: ment within the same time. It is with pleasure we note the saccess the company mst with at the hands of the citizens of acramento, and we can also recommend them—as—doing just as they agree to do, without shirking their duty in the least. Tip pany is not of the grasping kind, as most corporations are, but, being composed of honest men, their dealings with everyone are—most—honorable—and—pleasant,——Fhe: power plant will be located between Auburn and Newcastle, and enough electricity will bs generated to furnish the latter place, Penryn, Loomis, Rocklin, and Roseville with lights, With opposition in the electrical tield Sacramento is to be congratulated, and in the near future, no doubt, that city will be one vast industrial depot, manufactories of nearly every desoription being represented, By its acts Sacramento has a bright future before it. As the South Yuba Company has almost unlimited powé demands." ————-+ 20+ Teaching as a Stepping Stone. Superintendent Coffey, of Sutter county, attended the meeting of the State Teachers’ Asseciation at Santa Cruz last week .and }. read a paper on ‘'The Teacher in the Public Schocis.”” In his. usual hamorods vein he said: “I should say thay that the achoolrooms of our counties should not be occu: pied: by those who are there for the pur‘poseof securing funds; with which to pur++ chase a@wedding trousseau, a law library or a doctor's pill box. I would: do anything to encourage ‘the Board of Trade in ‘fostering the matrimonial market, but I am unwilling to have the bridal veil cast a shadow over the minds of veming authors and statesmen,” The professor, has always been very popular with the lady teachers and it seems strange that he ghould object to their earning money to purchase a welding trosseau, considering that he is still in. the matrimonial market.—Marysville Appeal, -+:1@0 + Railroad Through Sierra County. Articles of incorpsration of the Sierra Nevada Railway Company have_ been filed in San Francisco, If will bea. narrow guage, running from Reno. t0 Mohawk and thence to Quincy, through the counties of Washoe in Nevada, and Sierra, Lassen-and Plumas in California, The road will be @ hundred miles long. The capital stock is a million and.a half, The incorporators are John M, Platt, James.Fider, John F, Little, Fletcher F. Ryer and William 8, Kettle. The new company will try to purchase the narrow guage railroad running out of Reno, making proposed changes, + OeBreakers Ahead ! —— Prudence, foresight, that might have saved many a good ship that has gone to ee among the breakers, is a quality “conspicuous by its absence” among many classes of invalids, and among’ the none more ‘ notably than persons troubled with inactiyJ.ity of the kidneys and bladder, When these organs fall off in duty grievous trouble isto be apprehended. Bright's disease, dinhetes, catarrh and stone.in the bladder, are among the diseases which a disregard of eaply symptoms confirm and render fatal, That signally effectual diuretic, Hoste other’ 3 Stom-. doh-Bitters, will—andtet no yatie ao.tronbiled ‘forget this—remedy the>«7mptoms of approaching renal diseasé and check its further progress. Equally efficacious ia the ‘Bitters for constipation, liver complaint) malarial and rheyntatic trouble and’ depitity, : Fa Naa KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and-clearness-to—the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts., 50 cts:,-$1.00. Sold by Carr Bros, oo See -~ World's Fair Vor Fifteen Cents. 4 “nee receipt of Your-address, and fifteen cents in postage stamps, we~ will mail you prepaid our Souvenir .Porkgouso OF THE Wortp’s CoLumnta Evxposrrion, the regular price is Fifty cehts, but as we want you to have one, we make the price nominal. You will find it & work of art and 4 thing to be prized. It contains full page views of the great buildings, with descriptions of same, and is executed in highest style of art, ‘If not satisfied with it, after you get it, we will refund the stamps, and let you keep . : the book. Address : Hl, K, BUCKLEN & CU,, Chicago, TI, ! on in this vicinity. There has been, con. at its command, it will be able to meet ary METEOROLOGICAL. ' Annual Report of the Weather Bureau’s Observer in This’ City.__ Following ‘is. the report of the United States Weather Bareau’s Observer in this \city, for.the year ending December 31, 1894: Max. Min: Temp. Temp, 58° i2° 62 20 24S 27 82 30 88 33 90 47 94 46 85 33 81 35 \78 Rainfall Inchea, 171 Mean Temp. . 37.69 2 . 87.81 <a 43.83 ---; 51.70 2.17 3 54 1.85 trace 1.21 4.83 August.. . 69,25 September. .61.50 October . . . 55.27 November . .52.03 20 1,38 December. . .39.57 ‘61 23 20,61 Average mean temperature, 52.67°,; average maximum temperature, 77.08 ° ; average ninimum temperature, 29,50°, Rainfall, 61,41 inches, SurrmMan W, Marsu, Observer, + *@0 +ECLIPSES FOR THE. YEAR. How the Sun “hua esi “will Be Effected By Them. In the year 1895 there will be five eclipses —three of the Sun and two of the Moon. I,—A total-eclipse of the. Moon, March 10th. Visible largely to North America and wholly to South-America; and more or less _to Europe, Africa, ‘the Atlantic and eastern Pacific Oceans, Magnitude of-eclipse, 1, 627. sou tal bcapetalens I.—A_partial oclipse of the Sun, March 26th. Inyisible to North Americe west of . Frederickton, N. B. Visible chiefly to Greenland and the North Atlantic-ocean-— TII.—A partial eclipse of the Sun, aaa . 20th. » Invisible to North America, a to Russia, IV.—A total eclipse of the Moon, September Srd-4th. Visible entire to the America continents, and in part to portions of Europe, Africa,. ‘Australia, the Atlantic and Pacific oceans, 1,557. V.==A partial ectipse of the Sun, Semtémber 19th, LuvVisible to North America, Visible to Eastern Australia, Now Zealand and neighboring South Pacific ocean, + eer Congregational Church. Magnitude of eclipse, _~ There willbe services as usual at the above church tomorrow. New Year's dis. courses-will be delivered by the pastor, Rev, J. Sims, Sabbath school at’ the close of the morning service, Kverybody cordially invited, : +O Stier Wagons to Be Used. It.ia reported that steam wagonswillbe put in’ opoeration next spring between Reno and Virginia C ity to 9 hes ‘Areight, For the many accidents that occur. Sout the farm or household, sucly ay burns soalds, . bruises, cuts, ragged wounds, bites of animals, mosquitos or other insec ts, galls or chafed spots, frost’ bites, aches or pains on any part of the body, orthe ailments result. , ing from exposure, as neuralgia, rheumatism, ete, Dr. J. H. McLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment has proven‘itself a sovereign rem—= edy. Price 250, » 50, and $1.00 per bottle, ARRIVALS AT. THE Union Hotel, Main Street. H, Darbon, Grass Valle W. 0, Williams, J. H. Bowers, L. K, Carter, © vulterville, Et Kuight, Camptonville, + Darby, i R, ils San Juan, \ C.F. MoGlashan, Truckee, ‘S. wl Purstey, Chicago, a, “aoeas Maxwell, C, d J\Gamon, ‘ B. Wai ht, b. Ban F rancisco, Thy Bet, 3 6, a Talylor, Bath Fl lat, 8.C, Woods,. ha! G. Farley, Idaho, W. E. Jamel, Chic 0, J. W. Speer, ey “ “ + #@o > _Lost. A gold pin in the shape isi bow knot. was lost at the party Tuesday night. Finder will please leave at this: office, j2-tf aw OO Girl Wanted. A girl to do general housework, Apply at this office, : ODO tie It You Nerv a good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve strength and build up your entire system, take Hood's Sarsaparill4, It prevents sickness by making pure blood, . Hoop’ 4 PILL8 cure nausea, sic k headache, indigéation, biliousness. 25. + *@e+ Rooms and Board, Furnished rooms, with board, in @..private family,.Apply.at“the residence of Mrs. James Monro, j3-lw POWDER — Absolutely Pure. tartar baking po Highest of ell in leavening stren abt: United States Government Food Rep Royal Baking: Powder Co., 106 Wall St.,N,¥, A cream of 10.85” Forming New States, ; —— ~ Articole 4, Section 8, of the Constitution of the United States, provides that. new States.may be admitted by Congreas, but they catihot be formed within the jurisdic] tion of a State without consent of the Leg~ islature, According, to this-the Legislature of California would have,.to give conseit before South California could be ‘admitted, even though the Regple. desired State « division, and.a majority voted to. allow them to-set--up-'a—goverument—for—themselvesVi ermont, Maine and Kentucky were formed into States with the consent of the mother States, and West ‘Yirginia seceded from old Virginia in 1863, while that ‘State was placed in the Southern confederacy by the act of secession from the United States, ~ 2, sgeen Musi Not ‘Sell to Indians. In the-cise of the People vs, Bray ‘the Supreme Court has rendered a decision “that any person who sells or furnishes intoxicating liquor to any Indian, no matter how: civilized that Indian maybe, is guilty of a felony.” On several occasions Indians have been seen on the atreet ib a drunken condition and vendors. of liquor wilt have to be more careful. 7 0Oe-— Undertaker's Notice, ’ Persons wishing the services of George A, Gray, manager of the Nevada — Ondertaking Company, after 10 r.-m., can telephone to him from the Union Hotel, al? Mas, T. 8, Haws, Onttanooga, Tenn, says, “Shiloh’s Vitalizer ‘SAVED MY Lire,’ I consider it the best remedy for a debilitated system I ever used,” For Dyspepsia, Liver. Lor Kidney trouble it excels: Pyles 75 ote, Sold by Carr Bros, Dyspepsia Cured “My wife has been a great suffererwith Dyspepsia. Three bottles of Hood’s Sarsafectly cured her, At times the lightest food *. Would . distress her terri bly. She could mos sleep and had dreadful sick headaches. She tried different medicines, but none did her any good. At last Hood's Sarsaparilla was recom. mended ‘and two ant . : W bottles. gave reMre, Otis Merritt ~* jje¢ — made-her. . perfectly well. She is not now . Hi ood’ S im parila "with any sick ae headaches ures heartily and-sleep “well.” ¥B20004E8 BRB O18 MERRID??, Addison, Maine, nor bad feel. ings, can eat Hood's Pills are mild and gentle. * Oranges. wn . Oysters, 1 Thc JUST RECEIVED. moss) r om 5) «ray [ATARYAGATA, CSI Gl RO] tS "CN wand witb ed) PRIRVATARIAN SY BY'S TRI ROAT AT AWA S ONE EE Oe WS ~ acavee swaw way‘ 13 Commercial St LEADING CANDY-MAEKER, reet, Nevada City. ~y We sie ‘Shirts in, Kid Gloves. iE : Gentleme We. have Hosiery. the The -Old House in a ment and MARCUS M. We handle the Ron Francesco. Dress Kid Gloves We will sell from now celebrated Black. Li White ees Shirts. the stlels asad Standard White Plain and F cy Fronts for E tvening Dress Wear. Magfae world= renowned Nn, a most beautiful line of Gen tlemen’s Evening Neck Dress in Plain and Fancy Lawns and Silks. until January 5th Hermsdorf Fast Half Hose -for Louis Thread isle Gentlemen for 25 cents per pair, The Old Rel lable. est Gentlémen’s F urnishing’ this.city. . Under new manageNew P rice 8; BARUH, Manager. AN . 1 Look i these bis. Flour, per 100 Ibs, oO 85 Corh,-per’100 lbs, $1.70.\_ Rolled Barley, per 100.$1.38s Bran, per 100 lbs. $1.20, Middlings, per 100 Ibs. $1.30. Dry Granulated Sugar, : ~s85 Ibs for $1. Brown Sugar, 17 lbs for $1, Rice, 16 lbs for $15 Bayo Beans, 28 lbs for $1. Pea Beans, 28 Ibs for $r. Oysters,.2 Ib cans 5 for $1. cans, 10 for $1, Sweet Corn, 9 cans. for $1. Green Peas, 8 cans for $1. String Beans, 8 cans for $1.Tomi atos, 10 cans for $1. Wace — Main Street, -Oppositewiles Hotel, Nevada City, Cal,bt tant Be Beat! Salmon 8 cans ie Te ener, 8 for $1. bComed is ef, Libby's § for $1 ‘Dard, 10 lb cans, $1.2 Lardy NY lb cans, 70 cts. . Best Pickle Roll Butter, per roll, 40 cts. ie Best Reno Creai ery: Butter, per Square § cts, Tapico, 20 lbs. for $1. Sago, 20 lbs. for $1. Seedless Raisins, 14 Ibs, $r— Raisins, 16 Ibs. for $1. Citron, 20 cts. per Ib, Clams, 6 cans for $1 Currants, 4 lbs, for $1. Ee Call at the Store and seé these Beautiol Books thatwe: give away—free to each customer. SKTOLE ~-parilla have pers.. 20 Canes ‘Fancy Riverside Navels. . We are closing” em gut at 35 cents per done £ 6 ¢ oS