January 8, 1896 (4 pages)

Same, Berea Pita eRTEETE 5, tp Se) SSeR Ee i Yarierenet ogre cet rae SN eee 2 Cee be id HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 3 (Eetanitshed 8er Sept. 6, 1860., , Nevada Clty): Nevada Oounty, Walif. Published Rvevines ect ee Sundays . and al Holidays “BuBscRIPTion Tekma—Fifteen Cerits a Week, . Sixty Cente a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid-in Advance baggies a Full Year. LooAL Reabine Horrozs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other. Advertising Made Known on Application: » ‘ WEDNESDAY...JAN. 8, 1896. DIFFERENCE OF SENTIMENT. San Francisco Stands For the Minors, ‘Sacramento Opposes Them. The Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have passed resolutions calling upon cur representatives i in Congress to use every effort'to secure the passage of the bills introduced by the-.California._Miners’ Association. Sacramento county’s Supervisors, on the other hand, have passed resolution~ protesting against the passage of any bill favoring the resumption of hydrautte~min-}ing or the appropriation: of -public money for building restraining dams, Sacramento. is and hae been for. many years deriving a large trade from Nevada and other mining counties; in fact we. believe her revenue from the mining sections today is much greater than is received by San Franciavo from the samié source;-—The action of the Sacramento Supervisors is not calculated to maintain the business friendship that has sv long existed between the wholesale firms of that city and the merchants and people of the mining communities. If measures intended for ‘our benefit and improvement are to be opposed by the people of a county that we are andhave beén:‘paying tribute ‘to, it would be advisable to transfer this patronage to those who, recognize the importance of the gravel mining industry gind are willing to help ‘pecure needed legislation. The people of Sacramento are doubtless honest in “thei: convictions regarding the resumption of hydraulic mining, but their prejudices in the matter have calloused their reasoning faculties to such an extent that they are often unjust and unwise in their treatment . Lewis $10, W. Newman $2,50, Truckee of a section of the State which, under the . ] Lumber Company $11.63, W. J. Loofborconditions that the miners are ‘striving to. tow $240, W. F. Wilkie $150.75, J. L. secure, would for years to come add life. Lewison $100, Cotton Bros. $10, Daniel and wealth to the business interests of Sacramento and the State generally, and without material injury to public or, private property. The Capitalist Passed Away Early Yesterday Morning. John W. Coleman, the well-known capitalists, died in San Francisco yesterday. Mr, Coleman will be remembered by aime of the old residents ofthis city, as he “visited here in the early days, He afterwards married Miss Julia Pierson, who lived here for some time and who was a particular friend of Mrs. George E, Turner of this city. Many years ago Mr, Coleman was interested in mining at Grass Valley, His death was unexpected, as he had apparently been in fairly good health up to Monday night. Monday afternoon he complained of having slight stomach trouble. It is supposed death was caused by heart failure? He was a native of Kentucky and 59 coveived years. of. age. wo.children,.Miss. Jessie and Harry, survive ln, Mr. Coleman came to California. in 1853 and soon became an important factor in San Francisco financial circles. -He was at one time prominent among the members of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. It was. : under his administration as President of the Board that the present magnificent building in which the sessions of the board are held was planned and erected. At the end of his term as President Mr, Coleman made preparations to retire from the .busy. life of a ‘broker. and to enjoy the wealth he had acquired. He however, was.identified with many enterprises at the time of his death, beiog President of. the Oakland Gas Light und Heat Company and Vice-President of the Oakland Consolidated Street Railroad Company. Prospects Well. — Hugh Dundon, Superintendent of . the Live Yankee drift gravel mine, near Grangveville, informs a TRANSCRIPT reporter that they have crossed the channel and have started to run up stream in the channel. The gravel prospects well all the way, some pieces of coarse gold as big as the end of a man’s thumb having. been taken out. The tunnel is in 700 feet. pwn ‘oe Notice to A. 0. U. W. 4 4n members of Nevada City Lodge, A ing which there will bea banquet. “BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business masueed at te Session Commencing January 6, 1896. The following billa were allowed on the GENERAL FUND: John R, Tyrrell, Justice’s fees $7.25. W. B. Duncan; Constable: fees, $137.50: Thomas P. Redmayne, Justice's fees, $6. Sherritt Bros., boarding indigents, $3.50. F, M. Miller, office rent and wood, $44.55. Caroline Allen, washing for county, $6. R, E, Green, transcribing, $6; EK, W. Donnelly, conveying sick to hospital, $5. E. W. Donnelly, viewing scade® ~ bridges, $25.J, BR, Tyrrell, Justice’s fees, $73. 8. B. Crawford, Constable fees, ~ $83.60. Cc. Cc, jpownaend, Conatable fees, $56 95. P. He . Paynter, Justice’s fees, 4 J. 8. Holbrooke, Jussice’s fees, $63. ’ The resignation of John R. Tyrrell as Justice of the Peace of Grass Valley township. was received, accepted and ordered placed on file, The quarterly report of A. e Wood, Road Commissioner of District" No; 4;—wae ready-f i approved and ordered placed on file: The following demands were found due and ordered paid on the arf ROAD DISTRICT FUND: For labor on roads—Legg & Shaw $13.20, Cotton Bros. $5, J, Keiffer $41.25, B. F. Ross $34.50, Joseph Williams $7.50, S, A. Winn $20, George Hodkin $8, Edward W. Weeks $130, B. Corrigan $21.25, G. V. Robinson $9 75, A. Y. Brown $9.50, Daniel Furth. $212.75, A. J. Wood $25, N. H. Loomer $32.75. GENERAL ROAD FUND, Labor on roads of Fourth District—M., L. & D. Marsh’$35, H. & F. Cooper $20, J Keiffer $135.50. . The quarterly report of Daniel McPhetres, Road Commissioner No, 5 wasread, approved and ordered placed on file, The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the 5TH ROAD DISTRICT FUND: W, O’Neill $20, 8S. McKay $32.50, A. J, McPhetres $360, C. E. Chandler $67.50, J. -. will have his‘trial betore Justice Holbrook _W._E. Prisk, souvenirafor county, $300.), Citizens Bank $67.50, A. G. Chew $231.05, 3. A. Hamlin $150; Daniel. McPhetres, $75. DEATH OF JOHN W. COLEMAN. oO. U. W., are requested to be present at =the meeting to be held January 8th, Inatallation of officers will take place, followVisiting McPhetres $28.50, A. H. Cooke $77.25, mileage and per diem as Road Commiasioner BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Bvents at Grags Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. The four-year-old child of Frabk Aver had a narrow escape from drowning yesterday, by falling into a water trough. John Williams happened along toon afterwards and noticing the little fellow’s-predicament he pulled him out, The child was unconscious but . was soon restored, A meeting of the old Grass Valley Athletic Club will be held tomorrow evening, for the purpose of taking action on the proposition to transfer all apparatus to the new club recently organized there, The concert to be given under the direction of Mrs. J. T. Howard, for the benefit of the Fire Department, will take place on friday evening, January 21st. _ Mrs, L, Neumayer is regiatered at the ‘Holbrook, It issupposed: that she will produce the operetta ‘‘Triumph of Love” in a short time. * Preparing For the New Plant. ee K. Casper has made arrangementa for the erection of a power house on the lot. recently purchased by him on Commercial street. A new dynamo “has been ordered and will be put in, together with the two machines at. the Canada Hill power house, which are‘to be removed to town, Apipe line from the’ South Yuba Company’s reservoir at the foot of Sugar Loaf will conduct the water that is to be used as the motive power in driving the dynamos, Provisions will be made for both. arc and incandescent lights, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S: cee Happenings, ; Frank Davis was arrested today for disturbing the peace by Marshal Getchell. . He tomorrow. A party of several ladies and gentlemen will go from this city to Truckee next week, to attend the ice carnival. Miners’ Union at the Theater in this city sion there. will be an interesting program of exercises, All are invited. Robert; Holland ‘and.Henry Fuller are ledge on Myers’ ravine, three miles from this city. thirty-five foot ahaft is about twenty inches gold, TEN DOLLARS T0 THR PAN. os Rich Gravel Strike in: the Ragon Mine, “Gravel that yielded $10 to ‘the pan was struck today in the Ragon mine, About $200 in bright, shining gold was panned out yin a little while, The gravel was enconntered while cleaning ont an old chute from which an upraise is to be made for air. The strike was not in the main channel, which, however, is looking better than’ ever, and Superintendent Jacobs says there is every indication of a rich gravel mine beipg developed. The’ property is a double proposition—gravel and quartz—and the prospects on both lines are very flattering. Inspecting Tour. Ten gentlemen interested in the Electric Power Company .went out on horsebavk today to view the pole line, power house, flume, dam and other works belonging to the company. Tue Higgins patent pipe is made: in this county, Cool smokers, At all dealers, 1m “Bioop aND Nerves are very closely related. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will have no trouble from nervousness, Hoop’s Prius are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent ~constipa— tion, 25c. Bridge Closed. Notice is hereby given that I have this, day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, until further notice, and forbid any’ one removing the barricades. PD. B. GercHett, City Marshal,’ Nevada City, January 4, 1896. ‘ Srauus to let. Koquire of G, D. ackiey Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will temove all impurities from’ the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system, The Oil of Eden has been sold by Jonn P, Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and ean be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine }: -Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D, Vinton. o& Tue Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only true blood puritier prominently in the public eye today, Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic. * and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure, CaTarRH is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional rem— oy? it cures catarrh, it Fumie the blood. Hoop’s Pii1s are ‘italy vegetable, and do not»purge, pain: or gripe. Sold by all druggists. Avo1p Pagoda, diphtheria and typhoid fever, by keeping the blood pure, the appetite good and the bodily health yigorous by the use of Hood's Sareenerln. Hoop’s Prius have won high S their aid! and efficient fs easy ae peony raise fo. PERSONAL POINTERS. ee Summarized Mention of Minor Home. A Concise: Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. J. Levy has returned from the Bay. A. G, Chew is over from You Bet. C. F. McKgan of San, Francisco. arrived here this morning, Géorge Mainhart was over from Grass Valley today. Thomas Collins.is down from WashingAn open meeting will be held by the] ton, A. G, Gale of Forest City arrivéd here . the New Store on Commercial street. on Saturday evening next, on which occa-. last evening. Miss Adelaide Allen is recovering from an 4 attack of sickness. Revetitie Collector Crutcher is up from takiog out-fine weet from the old Empire. Auburn. W. EK. Gilkert of San Francisco is: in The ledge at the bottom of the] town. R. Maloney came down from Washington wide, and the quartz shows well in “free . today. E. E. Girzikowsky of San Francisco arrived here last evening. J. Kenefrick of Sacramento arrived here 4 this norlpg Mrs. Bo last evening on her way to San Juan. . Jast.evening.on his way to Sierra county. . Francisco, are here on a visit, ville: yeaterday; on his way to Marysville, cisco are stopping at the Union Hotel, returned this morning from San Francisco, grippe. cover. is visiting our city. here on the morning train. mento on a visit. From there she will g tend the ice carnival. Nevada street, is in a rather critical condi time. Cottage street, live last night; but was slightly better thi morning. where he will stop for awhile. Died ‘at ‘Marysville. SO la, f a telephone message this aftern ing him that his cousin, W. M eral, 2@> a-Easy to Earn Money, But Hard t Save. you purchase from him. call and price his stock of blankets, j4-tf ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. eee 3. R, Brand, San Francisco, F. Foley, W.E. Gilbert, — ag J. Porter, a M.J. Stevensandc.,, ‘‘ Jas. Johnson, Grass Valley. J. Rogers, fas oe D. Denvar, ae Wm. Glaister, s Wm, Bee, at D. Durkin, Colfax, M. Wellman, Erie, ‘\. Mooney and wife, Smartaville, N. Dugan, Geo, Harvey, sf C. O. Barker, You Bet, F. Waters, Grass Valley, T, Thomas, Merced, J. K. Collings, Marysville, F. Winn, 4 J. Alpers, & prothers in good standing are cordially in-. ’ vited to be presem$. By order T. H. Carr, M. W. C, E. Asupurn, Reeorder. } Attention oa Attention ! The Branch Wonder ior bas received from-the East samples of Mén's Black Cheviot Suits, which Mr. Levy <ffers for $9.00 a suit, Equal to auy other suits. sold in town for 5.00, In Transcript Block, Ccmmercial fitreet, ja-tf eo ‘Tuinx or Tus. Hood's ‘Sarseperilla is purifier proniincatly fn ey@ today. It cures disease when the — true: blood the public ie menren ten Sonieenn 1 ieee Bese blood. . , aN -= ey of Sacramento arrived here Fred Beck--returned to Relief Hill’ today. J, Porter of San Francisco arrived here Mrs. J. Stevens and children, of San} Hon; J.M. Walling and A, D. Mason critical and .i¢ is’ thought she cannot reMiss Nettie Hackley has gone to Stockton to enter the Stockton Business College. R. ©. Lane,» mining. sam of Chicago, W OULD Y OU Cliarles Boekine of San Francisco arrived Mra. J MelIntosh h 8 ra, James McIntosh has gone to ree ) RELISH A RELISH: 9 to Datch Flat and later to Truckee to atMrs. L:.0. Palmer, who has been very sick for some time,at her heme on upper tion and ber’ demise is expected at any Miss Robb is very ill at her home on She was not expccted to Henry Walker, Deputy Recorder received on informonigal died at Marysville today. Mr. Walker left at once for his-home in Grass Valley to prepare for a trip to Marysville to attend the funSuch is -not-the case with Mr. Levy. of the + Branch Wonder, for he can easily’save you Se from $1.00 td $1.50 on each pair of blankets This is not talk, and yeu will-find it to be a fact, when you Native Daughters, Attention. At the regular meeting of Laurel Parlor, Thursday evening, there will be installation of officers, followed by .a 10 cent social. A full attendance is desired. ; j7-2t ‘ Mars, Eta Fioxp, Ree Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s 0. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years, experience. with the’ cotton] we found it to be equal to any manufac4 tured, Sold at 6 spools’ for 25 cents, at d27:f J. Levy. UNDER ¢ HOLIDAY GOODS. Buy Your? Diamonds, Watches, Jewel Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Go From the Old and Reliable rim ot Luetje All Goods And Warranted Repairing of Fine Watches’ and jewelry” By Skillful and pigeriouced Werke, Goods purchased from rm engraved free.of charge. ees the countrygpromptly ationded to. ~ Tropical Suns D. J. Moore came down from Granite. grows the most powerfally curative article of the vegetable kingdom—Peruvian Bark. It forms the’ most active ingreMrs, J., Stewart and child: of San Frans . a:cut in the famous Peruvian Bitters a pleasant, palatable remedy unequalled Public Administrator Schmidt is on the in the world to restore the appetite, stimgick list, suffering from a slight attack of la. ulate sluggish digestive functions, dispel : malarial poisons, promote quiet nerves and sound sleep, replace wasted tissues— Miss B, Robb’s condition is considered . in short to make the weak strong and shield the well from disezse. gists and dealers. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ~~ MACK & CO., San Francisco. All drugaren ARE THE THING. Matt Daily, who has been seriously side? ; Charley Compounds ; has so far recovered that he was: able to . take the train today noon for Marysville, Private Lunch Rooms —AT THE— Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Pecor's Oyster Cocktails << e__All Drinks Properly. ~entiiasse— Nicely Furnished FO LUwEIE,. 7 peat ia = en mt The Finest Line of Dress Goods, Novelties, Ete, Etc, ever displayed in Nevada City, Full line of elbow Gloves in kid and silk. Hosiery to match all evening shades, in silk ‘and lisle thread. Call and Examine our Goods before miking your purchases elsewhere. We can Sy you in Style, Quality and Prices. B. NEWMAN & CO.,, Fhe White House. Broad Street, N evada oT: Oo AAR ARN AR ABS \\ ™ New Drugstore, converted the o'd establishment at the corner : of Pine and Commercial streets into. one of the handsomest and most / completely stocked drug and stationery stores in the interior, The latest and best of everything in their line at Fair Prices. Come in avd look around, even though you may nofwish to buy. ‘Dickerman & Co. sorvtreretroretvnet rn tenon nenn nett ‘"? The Exclusive a tt Moe Nes should call on Carter & Johnston. Wee hsve Ties from 25 Shameetes to $1.50. : Embroidered Suspenders from 50 cents to $1.50 Plush Slippers from $1 to $1.75. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs At Silk Muffiers and Reefers in all Gradesand Prices. — a Eons And we still have a few more of those — Overcoats: at "CARTER. & JOPNSTON Pe Gommercia ial Street, ea. ee toad They Have one ofthe Finest Stocks of NHOK WEAR ever shown anda the Prices are downlow. ~— in eee > City, oe 2 The new owners have : Japanese Goods are more beautiful. this'season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this Up-to-date Druggists and Stationers. a This is ; How it Is Dowel: es } best. Groceries for the least money. That's } you absolute certainty inFrom TO Nevada City. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mi. kado's domain, These goods make just as_nice ; ' . Holiday Gifts as can be. . found. They are reasonable i in price, too,, SPATE ‘ When we go to asta we take the cash -with us, ‘and we buy in large enough quan. tities to get the}Lottom prices, — “We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the the reason we can give it to you, We offer quality. ‘In. this . store everything i is called by its real name. . -There is no masquerading. ae dike to » have < everuining just righty Chro miners’ for the the ap lands « Thoma : He is: act. J iefactor Northe classifi He is 2 Ralstor for the at all. SERES bY . . seers tt e eeeeers .

Same, Berea Pita eRTEETE 5, tp Se) SSeR Ee i Yarierenet ogre cet rae SN eee 2 Cee be id HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 3 (Eetanitshed 8er Sept. 6, 1860., , Nevada Clty): Nevada Oounty, Walif. Published Rvevines ect ee Sundays . and al Holidays “BuBscRIPTion Tekma—Fifteen Cerits a Week, . Sixty Cente a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When Paid-in Advance baggies a Full Year. LooAL Reabine Horrozs—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Timé, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other. Advertising Made Known on Application: » ‘ WEDNESDAY.....JAN. 8, 1896. DIFFERENCE OF SENTIMENT. San Francisco Stands For the Minors, ‘Sacramento Opposes Them. The Board of Supervisors of San Francisco have passed resolutions calling upon cur representatives i in Congress to use every effort'to secure the passage of the bills introduced by the-.California._Miners’ Association. Sacramento county’s Supervisors, on the other hand, have passed resolution~ protesting against the passage of any bill favoring the resumption of hydrautte~min-}ing or the appropriation: of -public money for building restraining dams, Sacramento. is and hae been for. many years deriving a large trade from Nevada and other mining counties; in fact we. believe her revenue from the mining sections today is much greater than is received by San Franciavo from the samié source;-—The action of the Sacramento Supervisors is not calculated to maintain the business friendship that has sv long existed between the wholesale firms of that city and the merchants and people of the mining communities. If measures intended for ‘our benefit and improvement are to be opposed by the people of a county that we are andhave beén:‘paying tribute ‘to, it would be advisable to transfer this patronage to those who, recognize the importance of the gravel mining industry gind are willing to help ‘pecure needed legislation.. The people of Sacramento are doubtless honest in “thei: convictions regarding the resumption of hydraulic mining, but their prejudices in the matter have calloused their reasoning faculties to such an extent that they are often unjust and unwise in their treatment . Lewis $10, W. Newman $2,50, Truckee of a section of the State which, under the . ] Lumber Company $11.63, W. J. Loofborconditions that the miners are ‘striving to. tow $240, W. F. Wilkie $150.75, J. L. secure, would for years to come add life. Lewison $100, Cotton Bros. $10, Daniel and wealth to the business interests of Sacramento and the State generally, and without material injury to public or, private property. The Capitalist Passed Away Early Yesterday Morning. John W. Coleman, the well-known capitalists, died in San Francisco yesterday. Mr, Coleman will be remembered by aime of the old residents ofthis city, as he “visited here in the early days, He afterwards married Miss Julia Pierson, who lived here for some time and who was a particular friend of Mrs. George E, Turner of this city. Many years ago Mr, Coleman was interested in mining at Grass Valley, His death was unexpected, as he had apparently been in fairly good health up to Monday night. Monday afternoon he complained of having slight stomach trouble. It is supposed death was caused by heart failure? He was a native of Kentucky and 59 coveived years. of. age. wo.children,.Miss. Jessie and Harry, survive ln, Mr. Coleman came to California. in 1853 and soon became an important factor in San Francisco financial circles. -He was at one time prominent among the members of the San Francisco Stock Exchange. It was. : under his administration as President of the Board that the present magnificent building in which the sessions of the board are held was planned and erected. At the end of his term as President Mr, Coleman made preparations to retire from the .busy. life of a ‘broker. and to enjoy the wealth he had acquired. He however, was.identified with many enterprises at the time of his death, beiog President of. the Oakland Gas Light und Heat Company and Vice-President of the Oakland Consolidated Street Railroad Company. Prospects Well. — Hugh Dundon, Superintendent of . the Live Yankee drift gravel mine, near Grangveville, informs a TRANSCRIPT reporter that they have crossed the channel and have started to run up stream in the channel. The gravel prospects well all the way, some pieces of coarse gold as big as the end of a man’s thumb having. been taken out. The tunnel is in 700 feet. pwn ‘oe Notice to A. 0. U. W. 4 4n members of Nevada City Lodge, A ing which there will bea banquet. “BOARD OF SUPERVISORS. Business masueed at te Session Commencing January 6, 1896. The following billa were allowed on the GENERAL FUND: John R, Tyrrell, Justice’s fees $7.25. W. B. Duncan; Constable: fees, $137.50: Thomas P. Redmayne, Justice's fees, $6. Sherritt Bros., boarding indigents, $3.50. F, M. Miller, office rent and wood, $44.55. Caroline Allen, washing for county, $6. R, E, Green, transcribing, $6; EK, W. Donnelly, conveying sick to hospital, $5. E. W. Donnelly, viewing scade® ~ bridges, $25.J, BR, Tyrrell, Justice’s fees, $73. 8. B. Crawford, Constable fees, ~ $83.60. Cc. Cc, jpownaend, Conatable fees, $56 95. P. He . Paynter, Justice’s fees, 4 J. 8. Holbrooke, Jussice’s fees, $63. ’ The resignation of John R. Tyrrell as Justice of the Peace of Grass Valley township. was received, accepted and ordered placed on file, The quarterly report of A. e Wood, Road Commissioner of District" No; 4;—wae ready-f i approved and ordered placed on file: The following demands were found due and ordered paid on the arf ROAD DISTRICT FUND: For labor on roads—Legg & Shaw $13.20, Cotton Bros. $5, J, Keiffer $41.25, B. F. Ross $34.50, Joseph Williams $7.50, S, A. Winn $20, George Hodkin $8, Edward W. Weeks $130, B. Corrigan $21.25, G. V. Robinson $9 75, A. Y. Brown $9.50, Daniel Furth. $212.75, A. J. Wood $25, N. H. Loomer $32.75. GENERAL ROAD FUND, Labor on roads of Fourth District—M., L. & D. Marsh’$35, H. & F. Cooper $20, J Keiffer $135.50. . The quarterly report of Daniel McPhetres, Road Commissioner No, 5 wasread, approved and ordered placed on file, The following demands against the county were found due and ordered paid on the 5TH ROAD DISTRICT FUND: W, O’Neill $20, 8S. McKay $32.50, A. J, McPhetres $360, C. E. Chandler $67.50, J. -. will have his‘trial betore Justice Holbrook _W._E. Prisk, souvenirafor county, $300.), Citizens Bank $67.50, A. G. Chew $231.05, 3. A. Hamlin $150; Daniel. McPhetres, $75. DEATH OF JOHN W. COLEMAN. oO. U. W., are requested to be present at =the meeting to be held January 8th, Inatallation of officers will take place, followVisiting McPhetres $28.50, A. H. Cooke $77.25, mileage and per diem as Road Commiasioner BY TELEPHONE, The Latest Bvents at Grags Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afternoon. The four-year-old child of Frabk Aver had a narrow escape from drowning yesterday, by falling into a water trough. John Williams happened along toon afterwards and noticing the little fellow’s-predicament he pulled him out, The child was unconscious but . was soon restored, A meeting of the old Grass Valley Athletic Club will be held tomorrow evening, for the purpose of taking action on the proposition to transfer all apparatus to the new club recently organized there, The concert to be given under the direction of Mrs. J. T. Howard, for the benefit of the Fire Department, will take place on friday evening, January 21st. _ Mrs, L, Neumayer is regiatered at the ‘Holbrook, It issupposed: that she will produce the operetta ‘‘Triumph of Love” in a short time. * Preparing For the New Plant. ee K. Casper has made arrangementa for the erection of a power house on the lot. recently purchased by him on Commercial street. A new dynamo “has been ordered and will be put in, together with the two machines at. the Canada Hill power house, which are‘to be removed to town, Apipe line from the’ South Yuba Company’s reservoir at the foot of Sugar Loaf will conduct the water that is to be used as the motive power in driving the dynamos, Provisions will be made for both. arc and incandescent lights, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S: cee Happenings, ; Frank Davis was arrested today for disturbing the peace by Marshal Getchell. . He tomorrow. A party of several ladies and gentlemen will go from this city to Truckee next week, to attend the ice carnival. Miners’ Union at the Theater in this city sion there. will be an interesting program of exercises, All are invited. Robert; Holland ‘and.Henry Fuller are ledge on Myers’ ravine, three miles from this city. thirty-five foot ahaft is about twenty inches gold, TEN DOLLARS T0 THR PAN. os Rich Gravel Strike in: the Ragon Mine, “Gravel that yielded $10 to ‘the pan was struck today in the Ragon mine, About $200 in bright, shining gold was panned out yin a little while, The gravel was enconntered while cleaning ont an old chute from which an upraise is to be made for air. The strike was not in the main channel, which, however, is looking better than’ ever, and Superintendent Jacobs says there is every indication of a rich gravel mine beipg developed. The’ property is a double proposition—gravel and quartz—and the prospects on both lines are very flattering. Inspecting Tour. Ten gentlemen interested in the Electric Power Company .went out on horsebavk today to view the pole line, power house, flume, dam and other works belonging to the company. Tue Higgins patent pipe is made: in this county, Cool smokers, At all dealers, 1m “Bioop aND Nerves are very closely related. Keep the blood rich, pure and healthy with Hood's Sarsaparilla and you will have no trouble from nervousness, Hoop’s Prius are the best after-dinner pills, assist digestion, prevent ~constipa— tion, 25c. Bridge Closed. Notice is hereby given that I have this, day closed Suspension Bridge for travel, until further notice, and forbid any’ one removing the barricades. PD. B. GercHett, City Marshal,’ Nevada City, January 4, 1896. ‘ Srauus to let. Koquire of G, D. ackiey Your Own Fault. It is your own fault if you continue to suffer with any painful disease of a rheumatic nature, for it is guaranteed and has been proven beyond doubt that the Oil of Eden will temove all impurities from’ the bone and flesh, the seeds of all painful diseases of the external system, The Oil of Eden has been sold by Jonn P, Zier of Grass Valley, only on a full guarantee, and ean be obtained through other first-class dealers in medicines, Manufactured only by John L. Kellett Oil of Eden Medicine }: -Company, Oakland, Cal. For sale by W. D, Vinton. o& Tue Recorp of remarkable cures effected enables us truthfully to say that Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the only true blood puritier prominently in the public eye today, Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic. * and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure, CaTarRH is a constitutional disease and cannot be cured by local applications. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional rem— oy? it cures catarrh, it Fumie the blood. Hoop’s Pii1s are ‘italy vegetable, and do not»purge, pain: or gripe. Sold by all druggists. Avo1p Pagoda, diphtheria and typhoid fever, by keeping the blood pure, the

appetite good and the bodily health yigorous by the use of Hood's Sareenerln. Hoop’s Prius have won high S their aid! and efficient fs easy ae peony raise fo. PERSONAL POINTERS. ee Summarized Mention of Minor Home. A Concise: Chronicle of Yarious Folks Doings and Intentions. J. Levy has returned from the Bay. A. G, Chew is over from You Bet. C. F. McKgan of San, Francisco. arrived here this morning, Géorge Mainhart was over from Grass Valley today. Thomas Collins.is down from WashingAn open meeting will be held by the] ton, A. G, Gale of Forest City arrivéd here . the New Store on Commercial street. on Saturday evening next, on which occa-. last evening. Miss Adelaide Allen is recovering from an 4 attack of sickness. Revetitie Collector Crutcher is up from takiog out-fine weet from the old Empire. Auburn. W. EK. Gilkert of San Francisco is: in The ledge at the bottom of the] town. R. Maloney came down from Washington wide, and the quartz shows well in “free . today. E. E. Girzikowsky of San Francisco arrived here last evening. J. Kenefrick of Sacramento arrived here 4 this norlpg Mrs. Bo last evening on her way to San Juan. . Jast.evening.on his way to Sierra county. . Francisco, are here on a visit, ville: yeaterday; on his way to Marysville, cisco are stopping at the Union Hotel, returned this morning from San Francisco, grippe. cover. is visiting our city. here on the morning train. mento on a visit. From there she will g tend the ice carnival. Nevada street, is in a rather critical condi time. Cottage street, live last night; but was slightly better thi morning. where he will stop for awhile. Died ‘at ‘Marysville. SO la, f a telephone message this aftern ing him that his cousin, W. M eral, 2@> a-Easy to Earn Money, But Hard t Save. you purchase from him. call and price his stock of blankets, j4-tf ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. eee 3. R, Brand, San Francisco, F. Foley, W.E. Gilbert, — ag J. Porter, a M.J. Stevensandc.,, ‘‘ Jas. Johnson, Grass Valley. J. Rogers, fas oe D. Denvar, ae Wm. Glaister, s Wm, Bee, at D. Durkin, Colfax, M. Wellman, Erie, ‘\. Mooney and wife, Smartaville, N. Dugan, Geo, Harvey, sf C. O. Barker, You Bet, F. Waters, Grass Valley, T, Thomas, Merced, J. K. Collings, Marysville, F. Winn, 4 J. Alpers, & prothers in good standing are cordially in-. ’ vited to be presem$. By order T. H. Carr, M. W. C, E. Asupurn, Reeorder. } Attention oa Attention ! The Branch Wonder ior bas received from-the East samples of Mén's Black Cheviot Suits, which Mr. Levy <ffers for $9.00 a suit, Equal to auy other suits. sold in town for 5.00, In Transcript Block, Ccmmercial fitreet, ja-tf eo ‘Tuinx or Tus. Hood's ‘Sarseperilla is purifier proniincatly fn ey@ today. It cures disease when the — true: blood the public ie menren ten Sonieenn 1 ieee Bese blood. . , aN -= ey of Sacramento arrived here Fred Beck--returned to Relief Hill’ today. J, Porter of San Francisco arrived here Mrs. J. Stevens and children, of San} Hon; J.M. Walling and A, D. Mason critical and .i¢ is’ thought she cannot reMiss Nettie Hackley has gone to Stockton to enter the Stockton Business College. R. ©. Lane,» mining. sam of Chicago, W OULD Y OU Cliarles Boekine of San Francisco arrived Mra. J MelIntosh h 8 ra, James McIntosh has gone to ree ) RELISH A RELISH: 9 to Datch Flat and later to Truckee to atMrs. L:.0. Palmer, who has been very sick for some time,at her heme on upper tion and ber’ demise is expected at any Miss Robb is very ill at her home on She was not expccted to Henry Walker, Deputy Recorder received on informonigal died at Marysville today. Mr. Walker left at once for his-home in Grass Valley to prepare for a trip to Marysville to attend the funSuch is -not-the case with Mr. Levy. of the + Branch Wonder, for he can easily’save you Se from $1.00 td $1.50 on each pair of blankets This is not talk, and yeu will-find it to be a fact, when you Native Daughters, Attention. At the regular meeting of Laurel Parlor, Thursday evening, there will be installation of officers, followed by .a 10 cent social. A full attendance is desired. ; j7-2t ‘ Mars, Eta Fioxp, Ree Appointed Agent. Mr. J. Levy has been appointed agent for the Clarke’s 0. N. T. Spool Cotton and all we have to say is this, that tor the past twenty years, experience. with the’ cotton] we found it to be equal to any manufac4 tured, Sold at 6 spools’ for 25 cents, at d27:f J. Levy. UNDER ¢ HOLIDAY GOODS. Buy Your? Diamonds, Watches, Jewel Silverware, Optical and other Beautiful Go From the Old and Reliable rim ot Luetje All Goods And Warranted Repairing of Fine Watches’ and jewelry” By Skillful and pigeriouced Werke, Goods purchased from rm engraved free.of charge. ees the countrygpromptly ationded to. ~ Tropical Suns D. J. Moore came down from Granite. grows the most powerfally curative article of the vegetable kingdom—Peruvian Bark. It forms the’ most active ingreMrs, J., Stewart and child: of San Frans . a:cut in the famous Peruvian Bitters a pleasant, palatable remedy unequalled Public Administrator Schmidt is on the in the world to restore the appetite, stimgick list, suffering from a slight attack of la. ulate sluggish digestive functions, dispel : malarial poisons, promote quiet nerves and sound sleep, replace wasted tissues— Miss B, Robb’s condition is considered . in short to make the weak strong and shield the well from disezse. gists and dealers. Broad Street, above Pine, Nevada City. ~~ MACK & CO., San Francisco. All drugaren ARE THE THING. Matt Daily, who has been seriously side? ; Charley Compounds ; has so far recovered that he was: able to . take the train today noon for Marysville, Private Lunch Rooms —AT THE— Milwaukee Brewery Saloon, Pecor's Oyster Cocktails << e__All Drinks Properly. ~entiiasse— Nicely Furnished FO LUwEIE,. 7 peat ia = en mt The Finest Line of Dress Goods, Novelties, Ete, Etc, ever displayed in Nevada City, Full line of elbow Gloves in kid and silk. Hosiery to match all evening shades, in silk ‘and lisle thread. Call and Examine our Goods before miking your purchases elsewhere. We can Sy you in Style, Quality and Prices. B. NEWMAN & CO.,, Fhe White House. Broad Street, N evada oT: Oo AAR ARN AR ABS \\ ™ New Drugstore, converted the o'd establishment at the corner : of Pine and Commercial streets into. one of the handsomest and most / completely stocked drug and stationery stores in the interior, The latest and best of everything in their line at Fair Prices. Come in avd look around, even though you may nofwish to buy. ‘Dickerman & Co. sorvtreretroretvnet rn tenon nenn nett ‘"? The Exclusive a tt Moe Nes should call on Carter & Johnston. Wee hsve Ties from 25 Shameetes to $1.50. : Embroidered Suspenders from 50 cents to $1.50 Plush Slippers from $1 to $1.75. Silk Initial Handkerchiefs At Silk Muffiers and Reefers in all Gradesand Prices. — a Eons And we still have a few more of those — Overcoats: at "CARTER. & JOPNSTON Pe Gommercia ial Street, ea. ee toad They Have one ofthe Finest Stocks of NHOK WEAR ever shown anda the Prices are downlow. ~— in eee > City, oe 2 The new owners have : Japanese Goods are more beautiful. this'season than ever before, and are quite the rage throughout this Up-to-date Druggists and Stationers. a This is ; How it Is Dowel: es } best. Groceries for the least money. That's } you absolute certainty inFrom TO Nevada City. Mrs. Lester & Crawford are offering a nice line of both useful and ornamental articles from the Mi. kado's domain, These goods make just as_nice ; ' . Holiday Gifts as can be. . found. They are reasonable i in price, too,, SPATE ‘ When we go to asta we take the cash -with us, ‘and we buy in large enough quan. tities to get the}Lottom prices, — “We know where, and what, and how to buy to get the the reason we can give it to you, We offer quality. ‘In. this . store everything i is called by its real name. . -There is no masquerading. ae dike to » have < everuining just righty Chro miners’ for the the ap lands « Thoma : He is: act.. J iefactor Northe classifi He is 2 Ralstor for the at all. SERES bY . . seers tt e eeeeers .