July 12, 1897 (4 pages)

' pared to deliver ice in quantities to ‘to be elosed’out at the Branch Wonder m7-tf . LL, BOWMAN, in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P; G. Scadden, Commercial] FINE PLATE WORK A street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. j23 THE~. TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1960, by Nat. P. Brown ot wane é \ uneaay. eal NEVADA CO‘, CALIFORNIA BROWN @ CALKINS, “Proprietors ie ta MONDAY... JULY 12, 1897. MINING NBWS IN GENERAL. Progress of the Industry in Yarlons Sections, = * The Dexter mine at Tuscarora, ‘Nev., . has 125 men on its payroll. @ver 8000 prospectors are reported now at work in Northern New Mexico. At the Le Ri mine, at Rossland, B. C., a new. eagine, capable of running forty drills, is being put in. " The ‘product of ‘tin plate in the United States has increased from 14,000,000 Ibs. in 1892 to 307,000,000 in 1896. The Topeka group of mines in Russel Gulch, Gilpin county, Colo., ‘has’ been sold to a New York syndicate for $160,000. 33 A mining dredger is being built ai San Antonio to dredge the auriferous sands of the Yaqui river in Mexico. Arrangements: have béen made to reSumé work: on the Siskiyou copper mines, near the lines between’ Oregori and California. ; There are five carloads of machinery on the road for the Big Bug onyx mines in Arizona, which’ are to be worked on a large scale. The Colonel] Parliament of West Australia has sanctioned the building ot water works which will cost $12,000,000 to supply the Coolgardie gold mines with 5,000,000 gallons daily. The net earnings of the large. mining companies at Butte Montana, as returned'to the assessor for 1896,amounted to $7,799,077.66. The Bonanza mine at Baker City has been under examination for a.New York syndicate, who are reported to have purchased it for $750,000. ~ The Fortuna mine, in Arizona, is being worked to a depth of 400 feet where the ledge is 30 feet wide. The mill crushes eighty tons of ore daily. The Gold Creek Mining'Company at Gold Creek, Nev., has made application at the United States Land Office for twenty-nine patents on placer mines. Copper is the only product whose price has advanced in recent years. Gold and copper are the only products whose prices have not recently fallen. A new 30-stamp mill at the Austin mine, Austin, Nevada, has been started up. With power supplied by. the com pany the town is lighted by electricity. The suspension of the requirement for $100 worth of annual work or improvement on an unpatented mining claim applied only to the calendar years "93 and ’94, To date E. CO. Brice,the “gold maker,” has been unable to satisfactorily show the United States Government author: ities that he can make gold and silver at will. P. A. Buell of Stockton states that “’ money has been promised for the pro: jected smelter at that place, and that ‘Eastern men who are to furnish it will arrive in a few days. A tramway cable weighing 17,°00 pounds was carried to the Nellie mine at Telluride, Colo, last week, on the backs of sixty-four mules. The mules were about 10 feet apart, each’ carrying . a small roll. The Canon City & Cripple Creek Gold Belt Railway Company commenced grading July 10th, and its completion will increase’ the transpor‘tation and milling facilities of the Cripple Creek mines considerably. The biggest piece of gold free of quartz ever found was taken from the Beyer & Haltman claim, Hill End, N. 8. W., May 10, 1872,weighing 640 pounds and worth $148,000. It was imbedded . ®!most new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at in blue slate 250 feet from the surface. According to an Australian mining . paper the London superintendent of a Kalgoorlie mine recently gave a working miner £25 to explain to him what a winze was so that he might be prepared for questions at a forthcoming meeting. The payroll of the Oomsto¢ék mines last month amounted to a trifle over $50,000, less than the payrolls of the mines of feveral counties in California. The Consolidated California and Virginia paid out $10,485, the Brunswick Exploration Company $6,916 and the Chollar $8,105. No other mine paid out over $2,500.-Mining and Scientific Press , Blood and Dogs. In Arkansas a man’s social standing . is gauged by the dogs he keeps. Iremember hearing several .planters at a little way station in that State discuss a new arrival among them, who, of course, was not present. “No,” said one old’ fellow, “I hain’t met up with him yet, and I don’t want to nuther. I don’t like the looks of his dogs nohow. . Fine blooded dogs. always go with'fine blooded folks. Never knew it to fail. He’s a serub.” Jo Ice Consumers, The Union Ice Company is now pre‘ suit any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will th . Aisappearing as an article of commerne,’’ . itil 2 Goon Enterprise Brewing Co., Saéramento Street, . Molasses Golng Out, ‘The old fashioned molasses is rapidly said a prominent grocer, “and in its! place have come a number of. sirups, which,.are more costly and by no means; as satisfactory, wspecially to the little / ones, who delight, as we did when we were young, in having ‘’lasses on their bread.’ Most of the molasses goes into the distilleries; where it is made into rum, for which, notwithstanding the efforts of our temperance workers, the demand is constantly on the increase, especially in the New England states aud for the export. trade. The regular drinker of rum will take no other liquor 1. its place if he can help it. It seems 9 reach the spot more directly than any other dram. "The, dark brown sugars nave also disappeared, and they are never likely to return, owing to the methods of boiling and the manufacture. Granulated sugar is of the-same composition, as far as saccharine qualities ara concerned, as loaf, cut. loaf, cube and crashed and differs from them only in that its crystals do not. cobere. This is because it is constantly stirred during the process of crystallization. The lighter brown sugars taste sweeter than the white, for the reason that there is some molasses in them. '. “Housekeepers have difficulty these days in finding coarse, dark sugars, which are always preferred for use in putting up sweet pickles, making cakes and similar uses. As they cannot get brown sugar avy more it may he well the standard of the world. And isn’t the for them to remember that they can simulate brown sugar by adding a tea“Just as Good as Scott's © Ernulsion” You hear it.in nine out : of ten drug stores. It--is—-the reluctant testimony of 49,000 druggists. that Sco't’s Emulsion is kind aff others try to range up to, the kind. for you to buy? Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00, ip spoonful of molasses to each quarter of a pound of the white granulated sugar. This combination does as well in all household recipes that oall for brown sugar as the article itself, and, besides, it saves them a great deal of hunting for brown sugar, which, as said before, has disappeared from the market.’* This Setter Hunts Frogs. “Talk about your dog stories,’ said a prominent sporting man the. other day. ‘‘I. saw something out at Outoff lake which beat anything I ever heard of. I was out there hunting snipe and “gaw @ man riding around on horseback, and in front of him was circling an Irish setter. As-the fellow did not have any gun, my curiosity was aroused to know what he was doing, but I supposed he was simply breaking his dog. In a few minutes’ I saw him ride up to where the dog was on a dead stand, and the horseman proceeded to jab a pole he was oarrying down into the ground, and, bringing it up, took something oft the.end of it. My curiosity was greater than ever, and, circling around, I came up with the horseman and asked him what he was doing.’ . ** “Hunting frogs,’ Was tke reply. “* ‘What is the dog doing?’ said L ‘* ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the laconic answer. ** ‘You don’t mean to tell me that the dog will set the frogs, do you?’ ‘**T don’t mean anything else.’ ‘‘A few more questions and answers . brought out the fact that the dog had seen his master hunting around in the grass for frogs aud spearing them and bad of his own accord taken up the task of locating the green beanties. He waa a thorougbly trained hunter of birds, and he soon became very expert in locating frogs, so his owner informed me, and my observations of his movements confirmed the. statements.’’ ———— 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month Payable invariably in advance. . House to Rent. Dwelling House of five rooms on Park Avenue. Inquire of William Kistle. j8-Iw German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’'s on Main street. jis-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level , lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half. in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler: is of. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and. Pine streets. m10tf 1% QUANTITIES TO SUIT.” APPLY AT W: E. Johnston's grocery store. ji-tf Pp. F, SIMONDS, Atterney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts ; It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. convenience in using. to the ‘perfection of this more than some others Electric Belt—to cure. free. Address \ The Best Made. Its current te felt all the time it is on the body; and cai be regulated. war YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase anelectric belt you udoubtedly want the best made. This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt; that it has no eupetor In power of clectric current, durabil:ty nor Electricity properly ap plied by a good electri@ belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervous and ¢hronic ailments. and Dr. Sanden has devoted thirty yearr electric belt, which noy: contains improvements possessed by no other apPliance of thé kind in the world. True, it costs , but fit is worth more. When it cures its price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr, Sanden’: It does cure, and the beck “Three Classes of Men’’ is full of preaf. DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco Get it, " geeeeeeess HOLD ON! BG amir Be HOLD a res FRANK T. SMITH, < The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, Pine Street, Nevada City. st — = The Best: Goods, ‘The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. WZ SAN CES! ny = 6 2 J.J. JACKSON, -Proprietor Agency For--lMonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . Depot for eee Fancy Grocefieseo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS‘AND FISH. dai Sere eae $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco... 30 Duffy’s Malt.... . 1. 00. Pickles, % gal. bottles.. 25 Gamecock Whisky JM. 100] “ in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky .0.0.0.000000. 75 . Olives, s eae £45 Bryant’s Root Beer 42%. 10} Mikado Soap, per bar.. 05 Hire’s = 3for 50] Everything else in proportion. ’ * = © * ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. : Give it a Trial, »©= = = = © = = @ @ «@ ; \ . esesseesnasen se anerwsrcsesnssnae sess carwuneerwen ae them in an piay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND BRIGH GRADE Enlargements i, y Best es ot: dvertisements Are not published but you will find around Nevada City. ————— In my Studio I have an elegant disIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. 4.You are cordially invited to call., . Toore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ———— Bntirs Satisfaction Guaranteed, %-KINKEAD Says % FURNITURE. os pemeratad Prices wi oa Right. Larger. x Stvics 26 { Better. More . Kinds. : z Better KINKEAD’S . Kinds we THAN ANY STOREQIN NEVADA CITY. Commercial Street Cash Stores. ee THREE MILES Good House and it at A Great jni6 Money Saved is Money Earaed. Oto F, P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every time you have your phiskers pruned, All work first-class. : ‘Two Barbers. No waiting. « jy7 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.’ GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Near the Plaza BES@,.AND. PUREST BEER, brewed with & ie Ranch For Sale. FROM TOWN.: 40 acres good Farming Land. large Barn. 10 or 12 tons.of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. . but to have thecorrect time you 3 dozen Chickens \ ela mGood Cellar and Storehouse. j . mares — Farming Implements-go with the . a ah a eee place. ‘ 2 Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine ; Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearALL WATCHES ARE NOT ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, Upper West Broad Street. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, * Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of BEST BEER . THE WORLD, FF-We have thecelebrated ENTE , G BEER, and sell it ot the same ning po test care from choice Majt and seOther keg beer. It is the. be promptly attended to. tf -. lected Hops. ae . ps i To Be Closea vat. = . TRY MY BOSS BREW!) A large line ot babies’ Lace Oaps is} $l! for Gehrig's, Cee eee he Store. Fine Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese . Offiice in Odd Fellows B: , Broad St; Moved Clty Gad’ pd J. ¥. SHAW . Phil Mild EPAIRS BOOTS'} } ® AND SHOES & » y » i [And makes Boots and Shoes Give me a trial, and : work, good work: and find I beat all others. SPECIALTY. ALL KINDS OF ¥iLLIN ; road Street, a few 4 . tees EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY Done . TOM" Street * x door above: Leutie & SHAW & BOWMAN, —— e800 aes tee aime rate ttiete ye __lvada City, The class of work Pen IS SECOND TO NONE, for promptneas of ow prices you will & COI SO SOA SOA) : J } THERE’S A TIME To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to dance; in fact.a time for all things, 2 ra ¢ ble, but if. you, want a geet Ps or_ Silver Wateh,. in ny ¢ Face or Hunting Case conse thing that you can bet on, ‘call at LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, Xeelnding, the Latest Novelti>s Everythia ranted to be as forsee Bg X af Soa bed ca . ® NEW YORK BAKERY Cominercial st., Nevada City, . MAREET. . WILLIAM H, ANDREWS, Fish, Fruit : Vegetable have priced the goods a sold at bargains at all times. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 6c “ Cuffs, . “ All at LEVY 2 ous, vecos Telephone 203—3 Bells. our word for it, please call in and pr-ce our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing i Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shees i Gents’ Furnishing Goods ae ve ist to hold on to your money until you . We advise you Eiea digtel Wonder, tere: We i do we have spec’al sale days. Goods . hold no specials, nor do .w If you do not want to take — Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chilpair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black.-Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents ; \ : art ‘Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 4o cents, wcrth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, ~Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to ro cents. 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 ec nts. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. . simply delight: yes, the finest and purest straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything. fresh and new, and prices that “LET-GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” — That’s the For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. ‘That's PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter, Nevada City. Is constantly 3 = Le) ay S pe) 02) ~~ =) FISCHER BROS, Props. upplied with an e extensive and fresh stock of STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs, SUVEPAUATIP AUNT Ud, TE ATA TA RTL VAPVPPAMAAYP UA TTPZALTT Jk TPP AAA FP bh All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order P : E E = : = Fruits and Vegetables Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE aha PEPPER PLANTS, es) ee Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of other beautiful plants, OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store. . T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, . (= Successor to Wallace & McMath. be Bocas Enlarged and Imp ‘Waving recently enlarged our. plant, we are prepared to buy 28 Gold, Silver and Copper : Ores and Sulphurets & At the highest market price. Write for rates bef of your ores and conente Te Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. >, COOL, SHARP BEER.When you are thirsty and. feel like taking a lass of that f ERY BEER call on MILWAUKEE BREW. CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to draw it, and it is alwavs Cool and Refreshing, All kinds of Wines and Liquors, Rooms in connection, vires, Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention id to th tation of bagg: f the eau » OOD ‘for sale. Steamer ‘ss! eRARER, Pine REMOVAL NOTICE. The Bear Cigar Ractory nce ” saloon building. continue the manufacture _ FINE. CIGARS. 4 : my 4 “ oe > F\EPUTY vu. Goode dtr Shas ion et BLEND % Paper Hanging , Prices to suit th on application.” Smee. _H. L. SWEENEY. rd , the Nevada City Pose amee! #0 me through SCHMIDT BROS., The O. K. Painter. House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done. Nia Done in an Sign Painting, Graining, As Good as the Estimates give. LEADING CIGAR IRALERS, ieee .».Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cis J.P. CONWAY, Prop,, -) . Ggwrat aprugp DT IMPT'D AS REMOVED TO THE THW ROSA BOuEMIAR rane H Ny Fed of Broad and Pine sypoctt in the “ : * é THE EEST OF work’ ss” THE LOWEST OF PRICES. . : ; 7 Etc. 4 Atl his Stand. one door Come and%see me at my nev BeBirwiay. : : mcwo rd sings and hte I inlatier ng. : BROAD STREET, eC, orally Wood. Working and Repair Shop nae Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tues (W.-W. WAGGONER, . nG'PSTGUaeaUERING. and BAND Saw MOE : esi Voge season, No, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. fe oe ortest: notice, Wedding Cakes to Order a Speciality. pardons promptly . Cc. WEISENBURGER, iw: 4 EF AMANITA NANT iNT UtTT at oe TRANSCRI THE SIBRRA Dead. er: . F . Mamie Case, who has been very ill i with scarlet fever, is slowly recovering. i : abe Swart left here Saturday for Sierra City, where he will remain for ‘a while, conducting his photograph 'gallery.appointment of Postmistress of. Downa bravery of Dan Webster and John obbers were frustrated in their plans. . MONDAY, ..-.4. SULY 12, 1807. coUNTY NEWS. . ‘Big Gravel Clean-Up-—dohn A, sont)! From Friday’s Downieville Messenfe A Mrs, Mary E. Jones has received the . ¢ £ nieville to succeed Ross L, Taylor, the bi Fpresent incumbent. ; Noble McKinsey and Frank Peck . ¢,, left Susanville on the ist inst., on their . ;,, bikes, arriving at Sierraville,a distance . jy of seventy miles, that evening. To An unsuccessful attempt was: made! @, by three men about a week ago to rob] in he gold flume of the North American} ,,, mine near Gibsonville. Through the} p, Ki J Barrett, the watchmen, the would-be . G), rer The best clean-up in many years was mo made at the Craycroft mine this season. . ¢ The water season was unusually short, but after a run of oné month and one ay in gravel, the clean-up aggregated he sum of $11,519.60. The owners are pxceedingly gratified at the excellent eturns yielded this year. ! News was received here Thursday hat John A. Scott, another of ‘the old. fos; ime citizens of the county, had passed . the way at his home in Sattley, at which] tin; place he has been living since he re-. jate ired from the hotel business at Sierra! whj ity some-years since. Deceased was ge. ; fa Two mining men, Henry Cole and M. . . King arrived here from South Dakota on Wednesday’s stage. In conlunction with. James. Bothwell and J. Buckingham, they. mtend doing some prospecting in Jim Crow Canyon dur-. in Buckingham, who has been working in hese. parts for the past three years, has . no iscovered a very favorable prospect in hat: section. © he Gould & Spencer Clean-Up a Good a J.S. Gould and F, M. Spencer, owners the “Holloway” mine on Hopkins reek near Gibsonville, were in’ Marys-. fille Saturday en route to San Franisco. Mr. Gould stated to the Appeal hat they have just completed a very atisfactory year’s run and have leaned up for the year. While the ater season was a short one and their xpense of fiting up considerable, still hey are well pleased with the season’s . ° psult. Next year they will be able to ilize the work they have done this ear without additional expense and kpect to clean-up possibly so much as 20,000. Mr. Gould stated that when he pft home the owners of the Thistle haft had the water down to within 141 bet of the bottom and will soon have clear, which will be good news to orkingmen and merchants alike in he vicinity. ++ 2@e Valuable Maps. he Topographic. sheets of the United ates Geological Survey may be obined by addressing the Director at]. Vashington, D. O; and enclosing the ice, five cents each, which is about he cost of printing. The following beets of California are in print: Altus, Banner Hill, Bidwell Bar, Big]. rees, Camp Mojave, Chico, Colfax, ownieville, El Cajon, Escondido, Genee, Grass Valley, Honey Lake, Indian . . alley, Jackson, Iassen Peak, Lodi, arkleeville, Marysville, Modoc, Lava bds, Nevada City, Oceanside, Placerle, Pyramid Peak, Red Bluff, Rednds, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierraville, martsville, Sonora, Taylorsville, Welngton, Truckee, several sheets from Ps Angeles to San Bernardino, and e San Luis Obispo sheet. Yosemite in press. —X————— Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman. Apply. at ice of Singer Sewing Machine Co., ‘oad street, j21-1m SSE ARRIVALS AT THE OWN) FROM THE MINES, . native of Scotland and 67 years of . thr ng this summer. We learned that Mr. {1 One—Water Nearly Out. mon / . stain YNION HOTEL L. Nain Street, Nevada City. J. . A. NORTHWAY, ~ Proprrror ~ 4 Ferrier, Au on & eorge Aronsoh Ja v. S. Williameon’ Be « ‘ is he “4 Dr a bu Ge San ing’s D. {char last M G. Walter Flat ky ere re © : i iS Wilkine Paced M -M. Hargrave, a yerille, ef even ER ouee, Grass Valley, £4 Ode acre* W. Mason, New York ter ,& Appleton, 4° * beer BG Nolan, Railroad, * toda ™ Soster, Berkeley. hom

' pared to deliver ice in quantities to ‘to be elosed’out at the Branch Wonder m7-tf . LL, BOWMAN, in cans, and Van Camp’s Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P; G. Scadden, Commercial] FINE PLATE WORK A street. Agt. Woodland Creamery. j23 THE~. TRANSCRIPT Established Sept. 6, 1960, by Nat. P. Brown ot wane é \ uneaay. eal NEVADA CO‘, CALIFORNIA BROWN @ CALKINS, “Proprietors ie ta MONDAY...... JULY 12, 1897. MINING NBWS IN GENERAL. Progress of the Industry in Yarlons Sections, = * The Dexter mine at Tuscarora, ‘Nev., . has 125 men on its payroll. @ver 8000 prospectors are reported now at work in Northern New Mexico. At the Le Ri mine, at Rossland, B. C., a new. eagine, capable of running forty drills, is being put in. " The ‘product of ‘tin plate in the United States has increased from 14,000,000 Ibs. in 1892 to 307,000,000 in 1896. The Topeka group of mines in Russel Gulch, Gilpin county, Colo., ‘has’ been sold to a New York syndicate for $160,000. 33 A mining dredger is being built ai San Antonio to dredge the auriferous sands of the Yaqui river in Mexico. Arrangements: have béen made to reSumé work: on the Siskiyou copper mines, near the lines between’ Oregori and California. ; There are five carloads of machinery on the road for the Big Bug onyx mines in Arizona, which’ are to be worked on a large scale. The Colonel] Parliament of West Australia has sanctioned the building ot water works which will cost $12,000,000 to supply the Coolgardie gold mines with 5,000,000 gallons daily. The net earnings of the large. mining companies at Butte Montana, as returned'to the assessor for 1896,amounted to $7,799,077.66. The Bonanza mine at Baker City has been under examination for a.New York syndicate, who are reported to have purchased it for $750,000. ~ The Fortuna mine, in Arizona, is being worked to a depth of 400 feet where the ledge is 30 feet wide. The mill crushes eighty tons of ore daily. The Gold Creek Mining'Company at Gold Creek, Nev., has made application at the United States Land Office for twenty-nine patents on placer mines. Copper is the only product whose price has advanced in recent years. Gold and copper are the only products whose prices have not recently fallen. A new 30-stamp mill at the Austin mine, Austin, Nevada, has been started up. With power supplied by. the com pany the town is lighted by electricity. The suspension of the requirement for $100 worth of annual work or improvement on an unpatented mining claim applied only to the calendar years "93 and ’94, To date E. CO. Brice,the “gold maker,” has been unable to satisfactorily show the United States Government author: ities that he can make gold and silver at will. P. A. Buell of Stockton states that “’ money has been promised for the pro: jected smelter at that place, and that ‘Eastern men who are to furnish it will arrive in a few days. A tramway cable weighing 17,°00 pounds was carried to the Nellie mine at Telluride, Colo, last week, on the backs of sixty-four mules. The mules were about 10 feet apart, each’ carrying . a small roll. The Canon City & Cripple Creek Gold Belt Railway Company commenced grading July 10th, and its completion will increase’ the transpor‘tation and milling facilities of the Cripple Creek mines considerably. The biggest piece of gold free of quartz ever found was taken from the Beyer & Haltman claim, Hill End, N. 8. W., May 10, 1872,weighing 640 pounds and worth $148,000. It was imbedded . ®!most new. Will be sold cheap. Inquire at in blue slate 250 feet from the surface. According to an Australian mining . paper the London superintendent of a Kalgoorlie mine recently gave a working miner £25 to explain to him what a winze was so that he might be prepared for questions at a forthcoming meeting. The payroll of the Oomsto¢ék mines last month amounted to a trifle over $50,000, less than the payrolls of the mines of feveral counties in California. The Consolidated California and Virginia paid out $10,485, the Brunswick Exploration Company $6,916 and the Chollar $8,105. No other mine paid out over $2,500.-Mining and Scientific Press , Blood and Dogs. In Arkansas a man’s social standing . is gauged by the dogs he keeps. Iremember hearing several .planters at a little way station in that State discuss a new arrival among them, who, of course, was not present. “No,” said one old’ fellow, “I hain’t met up with him yet, and I don’t want to nuther. I don’t like the looks of his dogs nohow. . Fine blooded dogs. always go with'fine blooded folks. Never knew it to fail. He’s a serub.” Jo Ice Consumers, The Union Ice Company is now pre‘ suit any part of the city. Orders left at the ice house on the Plaza will th . Aisappearing as an article of commerne,’’ . itil 2 Goon Enterprise Brewing Co., Saéramento Street, . Molasses Golng Out, ‘The old fashioned molasses is rapidly said a prominent grocer, “and in its! place have come a number of. sirups, which,.are more costly and by no means; as satisfactory, wspecially to the little / ones, who delight, as we did when we were young, in having ‘’lasses on their bread.’ Most of the molasses goes into the distilleries; where it is made into rum, for which, notwithstanding the efforts of our temperance workers, the demand is constantly on the increase, especially in the New England states aud for the export. trade. The regular drinker of rum will take no other liquor 1. its place if he can help it. It seems 9 reach the spot more directly than any other dram. "The, dark brown sugars nave also disappeared, and they are never likely to return, owing to the methods of boiling and the manufacture. Granulated sugar is of the-same composition, as far as saccharine qualities ara concerned, as loaf, cut. loaf, cube and crashed and differs from them only in that its crystals do not. cobere. This is because it is constantly stirred during the process of crystallization. The lighter brown sugars taste sweeter than the white, for the reason that there is some molasses in them. '. “Housekeepers have difficulty these days in finding coarse, dark sugars, which are always preferred for use in putting up sweet pickles, making cakes and similar uses. As they cannot get brown sugar avy more it may he well the standard of the world. And isn’t the for them to remember that they can simulate brown sugar by adding a tea“Just as Good as Scott's © Ernulsion” You hear it.in nine out : of ten drug stores. It--is—-the reluctant testimony of 49,000 druggists. that Sco't’s Emulsion is kind aff others try to range up to, the kind. for you to buy? Two sizes, 50c. and $1.00, ip spoonful of molasses to each quarter of a pound of the white granulated sugar. This combination does as well in all household recipes that oall for brown sugar as the article itself, and, besides, it saves them a great deal of hunting for brown sugar, which, as said before, has disappeared from the market.’* This Setter Hunts Frogs. “Talk about your dog stories,’ said a prominent sporting man the. other day. ‘‘I. saw something out at Outoff lake which beat anything I ever heard of. I was out there hunting snipe and “gaw @ man riding around on horseback, and in front of him was circling an Irish setter. As-the fellow did not have any gun, my curiosity was aroused to know what he was doing, but I supposed he was simply breaking his dog. In a few minutes’ I saw him ride up to where the dog was on a dead stand, and the horseman proceeded to jab a pole he was oarrying down into the ground, and, bringing it up, took something oft the.end of it. My curiosity was greater than ever, and, circling around, I came up with the horseman and asked him what he was doing.’ . ** “Hunting frogs,’ Was tke reply. “* ‘What is the dog doing?’ said L ‘* ‘Hunting frogs,’ was the laconic answer. ** ‘You don’t mean to tell me that the dog will set the frogs, do you?’ ‘**T don’t mean anything else.’ ‘‘A few more questions and answers . brought out the fact that the dog had seen his master hunting around in the grass for frogs aud spearing them and bad of his own accord taken up the task of locating the green beanties. He waa a thorougbly trained hunter of birds, and he soon became very expert in locating frogs, so his owner informed me, and my observations of his movements confirmed the. statements.’’ ———— 50 CENTS A WEEK. Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 cents a week or $2 a month. additional line 10 cents a week or 40 centsa month Payable invariably in advance. . House to Rent. Dwelling House of five rooms on Park Avenue. Inquire of William Kistle. j8-Iw German Lessons. Mrs. Williamson, teacher of German by easy method. Rooms at Mr. Sukeforth’'s on Main street. jis-tf For Sale. Fine household furniture of all kinds, in lots to suit purchasers. Some of the articles the residence of M. Rosenberg, East Broad street. ji6-tf New House at a Bargain. For sale—handsome new five-room cottage, with bath, pantry, ete. Level , lot, 50x125. Will be sold very cheap, half cash, half. in small monthly payments. For particulars apply at TRANSCRIPT office. Beer Cooler For Sale. A large, well-arranged Beer Cooler: is of. fered for sale cheap. Enquire at the Council Chamber Saloon, corner Broad and. Pine streets. m10tf 1% QUANTITIES TO SUIT.” APPLY AT W: E. Johnston's grocery store. ji-tf Pp. F, SIMONDS, Atterney and Counselor at Law, ILL PRACTICE IN THE STATE AND United States Courts ; It is the most common sense remedy known for the cure of disease. convenience in using. to the ‘perfection of this more than some others Electric Belt—to cure. free. Address \ The Best Made. Its current te felt all the time it is on the body; and cai be regulated. war YOU HAVE MADE UP YOUR MIND to purchase anelectric belt you udoubtedly want the best made. This can truly be said of Dr. Sanden's Electric Belt; that it has no eupetor In power of clectric current, durabil:ty nor Electricity properly ap plied by a good electri@ belt is a most effective remedy for the cure of many nervous and ¢hronic ailments. and Dr. Sanden has devoted thirty yearr electric belt, which noy: contains improvements possessed by no other apPliance of thé kind in the world. True, it costs , but fit is worth more. When it cures its price is nothing, and this is the ene object aimed at in constructing Dr, Sanden’: It does cure, and the beck “Three Classes of Men’’ is full of preaf. DR. A. T. SANDEN, 632 Market Street, San Francisco Get it, " geeeeeeess HOLD ON! BG amir Be HOLD a res FRANK T. SMITH, < The Leading Tailor of Nevada County, Pine Street, Nevada City. st — = The Best: Goods, ‘The Best Fit. The Cheapest Prices. WZ SAN CES! ny = 6 2 J.J. JACKSON, -Proprietor Agency For--lMonogram Whiskey Blue Label Catsup Shasta Water, Shasta Ginger Ale . Depot for eee Fancy Grocefieseo PATE FOIS. DEVILED AND POTTED MEATS‘AND FISH. dai Sere eae $1 25. Battle Ax Tobacco...... 30 Duffy’s Malt....... . 1. 00. Pickles, % gal. bottles... 25 Gamecock Whisky JM.. 100] “ in bulk, pergal. 50 IXL Whisky .0.0.0.000000. 75 . Olives, s eae £45 Bryant’s Root Beer 42%. 10} Mikado Soap, per bar... 05 Hire’s = 3for 50] Everything else in proportion. ’ * = © * ARABIAN ROAST” Coffee is the Best. : Give it a Trial, »©= = = = © = = @ @ «@ ; \ . esesseesnasen se anerwsrcsesnssnae sess carwuneerwen ae them in an piay of Up-to-Date Photographs AND BRIGH GRADE Enlargements i, y Best es ot: dvertisements Are not published but you will find around Nevada City. ————— In my Studio I have an elegant disIn Crayon, Water Colors, and Sepia. 4.You are cordially invited to call., . Toore, THE PHOTOGRAPHER. ———— Bntirs Satisfaction Guaranteed, %-KINKEAD Says % FURNITURE. os pemeratad Prices wi oa Right. Larger. x Stvics 26 { Better. More . Kinds. : z Better KINKEAD’S . Kinds we THAN ANY STOREQIN NEVADA CITY. Commercial Street Cash Stores. ee THREE MILES Good House and it at A Great jni6 Money Saved is Money Earaed. Oto F, P. HUNT'S and save 10 cents every time you have your phiskers pruned, All work first-class. : ‘Two Barbers. No waiting. « jy7 PATRONIZE HOME INDUSTRY.’ GEORGE GEHRIG, Prop., Near the Plaza BES@,.AND. PUREST BEER, brewed with & ie Ranch For Sale.

FROM TOWN.: 40 acres good Farming Land. large Barn. 10 or 12 tons.of Hay. 2 Horses and 1 Milch Cow. . but to have thecorrect time you 3 dozen Chickens \ ela mGood Cellar and Storehouse. j . mares — Farming Implements-go with the . a ah a eee place. ‘ 2 Also 60 acres good Timber Land, fine ; Vineyard, lot of Fruit Trees all in bearALL WATCHES ARE NOT ing, Vegetable Garden, and everything to make up a good country home. Anyone wanting such a place will get Bargain. For terms and particulars enquire of CHRIS. WEBER, Upper West Broad Street. A. ISOARD & SON, Wholesale Liquor Dealers, Broad street, * Nevada City, Cal., Sole Nevada County Agents Makers of BEST BEER . THE WORLD, FF-We have thecelebrated ENTE , G BEER, and sell it ot the same ning po test care from choice Majt and seOther keg beer. It is the. be promptly attended to. tf -. lected Hops. ae . ps i To Be Closea vat. = . TRY MY BOSS BREW!) A large line ot babies’ Lace Oaps is} $l! for Gehrig's, Cee eee he Store. Fine Goods. Van Camp’s Maccaroni and Cheese . Offiice in Odd Fellows B: , Broad St; Moved Clty Gad’ pd J. ¥. SHAW . Phil Mild EPAIRS BOOTS'} } ® AND SHOES & » y » i [And makes Boots and Shoes Give me a trial, and : work, good work: and find I beat all others. SPECIALTY. ALL KINDS OF ¥iLLIN ; road Street, a few 4 . tees EXTRACTING SKILLFULLY Done . TOM" Street * x door above: Leutie & SHAW & BOWMAN, —— e800 aes tee aime rate ttiete ye __lvada City, The class of work Pen IS SECOND TO NONE, for promptneas of ow prices you will & COI SO SOA SOA) : J } THERE’S A TIME To Eat, a time to sing, anda time to dance; in fact.a time for all things, 2 ra ¢ ble, but if. you, want a geet Ps or_ Silver Wateh,. in ny ¢ Face or Hunting Case conse thing that you can bet on, ‘call at LUETJE & BRAND’S Broad Street, Near Pine. A Full Stock of Jewelry, Xeelnding, the Latest Novelti>s Everythia ranted to be as forsee Bg X af Soa bed ca . ® NEW YORK BAKERY Cominercial st., Nevada City, . MAREET. . WILLIAM H, ANDREWS, Fish, Fruit : Vegetable have priced the goods a sold at bargains at all times. Hats, Caps, Gloves, Etc. dren’s BLACK HOSE. Ladies Seamless Black Hose, 3 6c “ Cuffs, . “ All at LEVY 2 ous, vecos Telephone 203—3 Bells. our word for it, please call in and pr-ce our Men’s and Boys’ Clothing i Men’s, Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Shees i Gents’ Furnishing Goods ae ve ist to hold on to your money until you . We advise you Eiea digtel Wonder, tere: We i do we have spec’al sale days. Goods . hold no specials, nor do .w If you do not want to take — Just received, a fine line of Ladies’, Misses’ and Chilpair for 25 cents. “Extra fine Silk Finish Black.-Hose, 3 pair for 25 cents ; \ : art ‘Misses’ and Children’s extra Black Hose, 3 pair for 25 cts, Children’s White Lace Caps at 4o cents, wcrth $r. Ladies’ Embroidered Handkerchiefs, only 5 cents each, ~Boys’ Sailor Hats, 15 cents, sold elsewhere at 25 cents. Men’s Celluloid Collars, reduced to ro cents. 20 cents. 20 dozen Men’s Neckties, latest styles, 20 ec nts. THE BRANCH WONDER STORE, COMMERCIAL STREET. MANAGER. . simply delight: yes, the finest and purest straight goods. Says our old friend Shakespeare. happy, physical condition we aim to briug about in our grocery department by searching the market for dainties and delicacies. There’s nothing “GILT EDGE” that we haven’t got. Everything. fresh and new, and prices that “LET-GOOD DIGESTION WAIT ON APPETITE” — That’s the For Instance: HAWAIIAN COFFEE, the finest, in the market, only one good, round iron dollar per tin. ‘That's PHIL. G. SCADDEN, Grocer, Commercial Street, Sole Nevada City Agent for Woodland Creamery Butter, Nevada City. Is constantly 3 = Le) ay S pe) 02) ~~ =) FISCHER BROS, Props. upplied with an e extensive and fresh stock of STAPLE AND Fancy GROCERIES Of every description. Everything in the way of CANNED GOODs, SUVEPAUATIP AUNT Ud, TE ATA TA RTL VAPVPPAMAAYP UA TTPZALTT Jk TPP AAA FP bh All Goods Sold at LIVING PRICES. Give us a Trial Order P : E E = : = Fruits and Vegetables Received Fresh Daily. TOMATO, CABBAGE aha PEPPER PLANTS, es) ee Daisies, Pansies, Palms, Ferns’ and also a great variety of other beautiful plants, OTTO’S ICE CREAM. The Union Fruit Store. . T. L. HARBOUR, Proprietor, . (= Successor to Wallace & McMath. be Bocas Enlarged and Imp ‘Waving recently enlarged our. plant, we are prepared to buy 28 Gold, Silver and Copper : Ores and Sulphurets & At the highest market price. Write for rates bef of your ores and conente Te Assaying at reasonable rates. Pioneer Reduction Works, Nevada City, Cal. >, COOL, SHARP BEER.When you are thirsty and. feel like taking a lass of that f ERY BEER call on MILWAUKEE BREW. CHAS. PECOR, Corner Pine and Commercial streets, He knows how to draw it, and it is alwavs Cool and Refreshing, All kinds of Wines and Liquors, Rooms in connection, vires, Nevada City Transfer Co. DRAYING AND HAULING. Particular attention id to th tation of bagg: f the eau » OOD ‘for sale. Steamer ‘ss! eRARER, Pine REMOVAL NOTICE. The Bear Cigar Ractory nce ” saloon building. continue the manufacture _ FINE. CIGARS. 4 : my 4 “ oe > F\EPUTY vu. Goode dtr Shas ion et BLEND % Paper Hanging , Prices to suit th on application.” Smee. _H. L. SWEENEY. rd , the Nevada City Pose amee! #0 me through SCHMIDT BROS., The O. K. Painter. House Painting Neatly and Quickly Done. Nia Done in an Sign Painting, Graining, As Good as the Estimates give. LEADING CIGAR IRALERS, ieee .».Nevada City Cal. LEADING LADY, Best 5 Cent Cis J.P. CONWAY, Prop,, -) . Ggwrat aprugp DT IMPT'D AS REMOVED TO THE THW ROSA BOuEMIAR rane H Ny Fed of Broad and Pine sypoctt in the “ : * é THE EEST OF work’ ss” THE LOWEST OF PRICES.. . : ; 7 Etc. 4 Atl his Stand. one door Come and%see me at my nev BeBirwiay. : : mcwo rd sings and hte I inlatier ng. : BROAD STREET, eC, orally Wood. Working and Repair Shop nae Receives Fresh Fish and Crabs every Tues (W.-W. WAGGONER, . nG'PSTGUaeaUERING. and BAND Saw MOE : esi Voge season, No, Civil Engineer and Surveyor. fe oe ortest: notice, Wedding Cakes to Order a Speciality. pardons promptly . Cc. WEISENBURGER, iw: 4 EF AMANITA NANT iNT UtTT at oe TRANSCRI THE SIBRRA Dead. er: . F . Mamie Case, who has been very ill i with scarlet fever, is slowly recovering. i : abe Swart left here Saturday for Sierra City, where he will remain for ‘a while, conducting his photograph 'gallery.appointment of Postmistress of. Downa bravery of Dan Webster and John obbers were frustrated in their plans. . MONDAY, ...-.4. SULY 12, 1807. coUNTY NEWS. . ‘Big Gravel Clean-Up-—dohn A, sont)! From Friday’s Downieville Messenfe A Mrs, Mary E. Jones has received the . ¢ £ nieville to succeed Ross L, Taylor, the bi Fpresent incumbent. ; Noble McKinsey and Frank Peck . ¢,, left Susanville on the ist inst., on their . ;,, bikes, arriving at Sierraville,a distance . jy of seventy miles, that evening. To An unsuccessful attempt was: made! @, by three men about a week ago to rob] in he gold flume of the North American} ,,, mine near Gibsonville. Through the} p, Ki J Barrett, the watchmen, the would-be . G), rer The best clean-up in many years was mo made at the Craycroft mine this season. . ¢ The water season was unusually short, but after a run of oné month and one ay in gravel, the clean-up aggregated he sum of $11,519.60. The owners are pxceedingly gratified at the excellent eturns yielded this year. ! News was received here Thursday hat John A. Scott, another of ‘the old. fos; ime citizens of the county, had passed . the way at his home in Sattley, at which] tin; place he has been living since he re-. jate ired from the hotel business at Sierra! whj ity some-years since. Deceased was ge. ; fa Two mining men, Henry Cole and M. . . King arrived here from South Dakota on Wednesday’s stage. In conlunction with. James. Bothwell and J. Buckingham, they. mtend doing some prospecting in Jim Crow Canyon dur-. in Buckingham, who has been working in hese. parts for the past three years, has . no iscovered a very favorable prospect in hat: section. © he Gould & Spencer Clean-Up a Good a J.S. Gould and F, M. Spencer, owners the “Holloway” mine on Hopkins reek near Gibsonville, were in’ Marys-. fille Saturday en route to San Franisco. Mr. Gould stated to the Appeal hat they have just completed a very atisfactory year’s run and have leaned up for the year. While the ater season was a short one and their xpense of fiting up considerable, still hey are well pleased with the season’s . ° psult. Next year they will be able to ilize the work they have done this ear without additional expense and kpect to clean-up possibly so much as 20,000. Mr. Gould stated that when he pft home the owners of the Thistle haft had the water down to within 141 bet of the bottom and will soon have clear, which will be good news to orkingmen and merchants alike in he vicinity. ++ 2@e Valuable Maps. he Topographic. sheets of the United ates Geological Survey may be obined by addressing the Director at]. Vashington, D. O; and enclosing the ice, five cents each, which is about he cost of printing. The following beets of California are in print: Altus, Banner Hill, Bidwell Bar, Big]. rees, Camp Mojave, Chico, Colfax, ownieville, El Cajon, Escondido, Genee, Grass Valley, Honey Lake, Indian . . alley, Jackson, Iassen Peak, Lodi, arkleeville, Marysville, Modoc, Lava bds, Nevada City, Oceanside, Placerle, Pyramid Peak, Red Bluff, Rednds, Sacramento, Shasta, Sierraville, martsville, Sonora, Taylorsville, Welngton, Truckee, several sheets from Ps Angeles to San Bernardino, and e San Luis Obispo sheet. Yosemite in press. —X————— Sewing Machines Repaired. By an expert workman. Apply. at ice of Singer Sewing Machine Co., ‘oad street, j21-1m SSE ARRIVALS AT THE OWN) FROM THE MINES, . native of Scotland and 67 years of . thr ng this summer. We learned that Mr. {1 One—Water Nearly Out. mon / . stain YNION HOTEL L. Nain Street, Nevada City. J. . A. NORTHWAY, ~ Proprrror ~ 4 Ferrier, Au on & eorge Aronsoh Ja v. S. Williameon’ Be « ‘ is he “4 Dr a bu Ge San ing’s D. {char last M G. Walter Flat ky ere re © : i iS Wilkine Paced M -M. Hargrave, a yerille, ef even ER ouee, Grass Valley, £4 Ode acre* W. Mason, New York ter ,& Appleton, 4° * beer BG Nolan, Railroad, * toda ™ Soster, Berkeley. hom