July 16, 1894 (4 pages)

<i pete ones aah -—ehildren now, much of it-caused-from eating ERRATA APRESS gE PREIS AN = zi ——————— : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) _ A very large mail was brought up on the train last night. The excitement over the strike is abating in this city. : Several freight teams arrived from Marysville yesterday. ; Henry Daniels is a candidate for re-election to the office of Coroner. Another wagon load of butter arrived here from Sierra Valley this morning. The gravel at the Odin mine is looking well and is improving in richness every day. Wn. H. Martin is announced as a candidate for Assessor on the Democratic ticket. There is considerable sickness among fruit. The ice cream social given at Silva’s Hall ThE LATEST, oe A New Rule Has Been Adopted by the Railroad Company--All Quiet in the Eastern States. Special to DaiLy Transcript. SacraMENto, July 16th. Several gangs of men who were formerly employed at the Railroad shops in this city, and went out when the strike was declared, returned to work this mérning under the CAVED ON, Harry Shearer Badly Hurt at the taken above as carefully as possible and from there was carried on a stretcher to his home on Broad street, a few doors above the Theater, arriving shortly before 12 o’elock. Dr. Muller was summoned to attend the case. Shearer has-been married about three weeks and his wife is also sick abed. He isa member of the Masons and Odd Fellows and is well thought of by his numerous acquaintances, who regret to learn of the accident, This afternoon Drs. Hunt and Muller performed the operation of trephining a small portion of Shearer’s skull; which was found to be fractured and pressing on the brain An examination also showed that there isa slight dislocation of the backbone. ShearASSESSMENTS RAISED. The Board of Equalization Gets in Mayflower Mining Co. from $200 to $5,000. Pittsburg Mining Company from $1,000 to $9,000. M. D. Calkins, $770. Mrs. C. DeNoon, from $800 to $10,000. New York Hill-Mining Co., from $1,000 to $7,000. é 2 Omaha Mining Company, from $12,600 to $25,000.Orleans M ining Co., from $500 te $2,000. Osborne Hill Mining Co., from $1000 to $20,000. J. Phillip from $75 to $400. Mrs. A. Prist, from $240 to $480. % D. Collins, A dministrator—of Estate of Coombe, from $3,250 to $5,200. New Rocky Bar Mining Company, from Have You Seen the ._ . S. P. Sairn, of Towanda, Pa., whose constitution was completely broken down, is cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. He writes: “For eight years, I was, most of the time, a great sufferer from constipation, kidney trouble, and ‘indiges. tion, so that my constitution seemed to be completely broken down. I was induced to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with such excellent results that my stomach, bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition, and, in all their functions, as regular as clock-work. At the time I vegan taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my _ weight was only 129 pounds; I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so Commercial Street, Wholesale or Retail. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, Agent for Shasta Water. The Best Medicinal and Family Whiskey in the Market. aE J.J. JACKSON, near Pine, _ —— Nevada City, Eal. good health. -If you could see me beProvidence Mine. Its Work Today. oP OTHERS Pgs wi ‘ MONDAY... . JULY 16, 1894, Harry Shearer, a miner employed at the] The Board of Equalization was in session LES. \CURE een ee a b : 9 Providence mine, was caved on at 10 o'clock today, and transacted the following busiFY Sak YOU! MSs z O ly a . a n @) 6 6 @) : de Cétint Cait, this morning and seriously injured. He] ness: Ee C > ; Wo ® Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. was at work in a stope off from the 1,200 The assessment of the following named Up. AW 5 2 : See BS a i level, and was seated on a candle box drillparties were raised as follows : B SLEE! ' Published Eveni Daily E: t Sundays and ‘ : si oat tama Holidays. ae Many of the Men ing a hole when a mass of rock fell from the Mrs. Elizabeth Dassonvilie from $100 to Oop : Aw aa If not, lose no time in calling at the k : hanging wall, fifteeu feet above, and struck . $400, fi R LONG we : i Susscrirri0N TeRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Shearer‘on the head and back. A cut about} D. E. Joseph from $1590-to $2,000. CLEA FE IVE R 0 CE RY T 0 E a i peas Pg donc Pen a Yoar When Gone to Work. four inches long was“ inflicted on his head! Peoples’ Ice Co., from $7000 to $10,000. SKIN ; Ll FE . e a . % — ‘ and he was terribly bruised about the back. W. R, Spalding assessed $340. Union ir Ss & mee ’ LocAL Rgapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line RE aoe he ae It is feared that his spine’ has been injured, . Ice Co, from $2,060 to $4,000. On personal Ay : » for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each SubRmaa or tk belloved alight, sivohe of: pavalpiie . deopartysfoiee e000 te isos. Pe ‘gh pas thy By using one of these Pots you make the finest ) pare aoe wong recs oc ae ae This may be only temporary Treckis Liedbee Ge: ies "$3,150. fey pits and most delicious drinks with one-third less Fi Ss bd . ? ? fe pert oe — oe Suc eg ne Mullin and Compton Have About two wheelbarrowsful of rock came Pacific Lumber Cu. from $500 to $1,000. MENTAL STRONG coffee than by any other process. I have pur— LS : ted down, only a portion of which struck the} On personal property from $2,675 to $5,000. : ENERGY ame > NERVES chased the COU NTY RIGHT and am pre-— 4 LOCALS IN BRIEF, Been Arrested. unfortunate man. He was not covered up. G. S. Brown from $500 to $5,000. 4 pared to supply them either wholesale or retail. eS i ee by the debris to any extent. W. H. Pierce from $100 to $500. ; AYER’S = . Summarized Mention of Minor Home — As he was working alone it was seme A. Chapman from $990 to $5,000. S Hi ie t B i Happenings. little time before the accident became. Jas. Kitts from $200 to $800. ARSAPARI LLA res 00: eer, é TRAINS ARE RUNNING ON TIME. known to the other miners, Shearer was = : Saturday evening was largely attended and was a very pleasant affair. JS. W. Brace will shortly open a saloon in the old Kistle building at the corner of ; Pine and Spring streets. a H. Pecarty’s dog ‘ Billy ” got a dose of 5 poison this morning, but the prompt use of 4 an antidote saved his life, z _ It is estimated that the loss to the fruit $2,500 to $10,000. ? Andrew Husen, from $1,500 to $2.000. J. and Thomas Crase, from $5,000 ‘to $6,000. Richard Roberts, from $1,900 to $2,500, George Vincent, from $3,000 to $4,000. J. Bree, from $1,900 to $2,500. P. Campbell, $300 on personal property. . Jackson Mining Company, Spenceville, fore and after using, you would. want ' me for a traveling advertisement. E believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla to be the best in the market to-day.’? Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer &Co., Lowel, Mase. Cures others,will cure you er’s injuries are of a very dangerous character and his recovery is extremely doubtful. Oo PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. protection of the military authorities. It was reported around the depot that they numbered between two and three hundred, but at the office of the American Railway Union the men, who claimed to know, stated that there were no more than Psy <==, Fa a NOTICE. R. M. Latta of Wheatlaad is in town. $250 he 2 we growers about Newcastle alone, during the . @ few dozen, and though they had walked but. Louis Pego of Smartsville came up today, a ++ ne Z. Strike, amounts to $6000 a day. ey ; C. J. Garland came down from WashingP. Noonan, mortgage, from $4,000 to tT Y ? ; a y : they were not and never have been strikers. $6,000. 0 ] Ita NnOUNceMeNts : ; A } The streets presented a lively appearance é ; ton today. Gold Hill Mining Co. f $500 to $2 4 x After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in i : is . Saturday evening. All the stores seemed All passenger trains moved on time toFarmer James O’Brien of Sinartaville is in can ? =e eS { securing the finest Tobacco raised in the is to be doing a good business. day, under military guard, and carried a. town. Electric Mining Co., improvéments, ],-. U®4er mo circumstances will any : Miss Mattie Casper of the Sixth Grade g : E. Huhn of Maybert. came down on the wdisere wee et ae Island of Cuba. \ ! 3 won the prize offered by Miss Lottie Hard-. fair proportion of passengers, including stage today. 000. announcement be made until Paid for. ae _ : 4 . : fe ; : , James D, Hague, from $2,400 to $30,S is the ch The “WeOcdpecker ” Cigars are E ing for the best composition on music. women and children. W. Bayles and J. F. Owens came down $5 is the charge. i oran® a : I : : : Tae : . made of this Tobacco and I unhesitating} d ‘ G. M. inabiliod Gs ue Send ga Some unknown men tried to throw . vale eg agen of Eureka were. JMLakenan, from $1,500 to $5,000. them as being equal if not eieus Re megs i No. 48, I. O. 0. F., at North Bloomfield. . switch at Gauthier’s Station just before . in town yesterday. __________. __Mitchell Bros., from $200 to $700. . Prieta tas Seen \ most celebrated Factories of th Olty of : / 4 : te Wage is progressing finely on the M. E. daylight this ‘iciind, _James McKary came down Graniteville North Star Mining Co., reduced from i GREANY : aS ee . 1 Church. It is expected that it will bet # Saas ; yesterday. $100,000 e $90,000." ee vana Cuba. . ( ready for occupancy early in September. Sent Wee Reed cpon by the-nentinnl We Gece is drug drummer of Sae-. . Providence Mining Co., from $27,500 to] 5, hereby annuonced as a candidate for By giving these Cigars a fair-trial the Smo) ; A Burrows of Grass Valley will be a canThey succeéded-in escaping in the darkramento, is in town, _ ~ . $35,000. ; re-election to the office of County Clér k, ? : j L didate before the Republican County ConW. E. Ramdell_ was down from North. West Harmony, from $350 to $3,500, _. subject “Gane tecision of the Democratic HOPS will be convinced of their True vention for the office of District Attorney. _. "°®*& San Juan yesterday, ; L. 8. Calkins, from $1,225 to $1,325. seta Ahvaather seen Merit. No matter how warm the days are the} Mullin and Compton, of the Mediation; y w. Davenport and wife of Marysville = er se S700 0 oo For Treasurer, @ aes nights in this locality are never very warm. Committee of the American Railway Union, . te here on a visit, oe eae : \ vi & . The evenings we are now having are delight5 = J = eae J. Ross came down from North Bloom5 Hironimus, from $4,200 to $4,500. A. C, COOKE <mM. itt n ae a) Se =— : 2” eS eee eee 4 Were arrested in this city this morning on Hield-onSaturday cine Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a can< —__—. ——— : eres eee 5 ‘ : -,. ,%Curtis, personal property, ; didate for the office of County Treasurer, : : j I The Downieville Stage Co. have started charges of felony. J M. Hatcher was over from Columbia]: Mrs. 8. Shurtleff, from Pe . : subject to the decision of the Republican ; % ‘ , $900 to $1,200 3 a branch of their line from San Juan to ;,} . Hill on Saturday. ‘ Cc ; ‘Alleghany and will run a stage through They were taken-to’ Woodland for. trial Chas. L. Miller retarnel to French Cor-{ B+ Martin, personal property, $50. County Conventicn, : ‘ three times a week hereafter. for train wrecking, ral yesterday. . € — oe to «eon For Coroner. : It is said that Rev. John Chisholm, fermee : . Mrs. J. G. James left yesterda for he «tiany, from $850 to 2 er erly pastor of the M. E. Church et this Everything is quiet in the — and sunaaha Mine Peau ties yesterday J H. J. Wright, from $1,000 to $1,100. W. D. A ARRIS b city, will be nominated for County Treasurer . there can hardly be any doubt remaining Chas. M. Joyce of Chicago was here last} © Harry, personal property » $100. Is here¥y announced as a candidate for by seclamation, by the Republicans of . that the days of the strike are numbered. evening on his way to North Bloomfield. County Coroner, subject to the decision of Z Placer county. s ; Gaperistindent Stites bf the Southern Ned Commins, @ wholesale liquor dealer WuEn nature falters and Fequires help, . the Republican Convention. GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR Work has been temporarily suspended at t 1 of San Francisco, arrived here last night. . recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J, Won Didisaas : : is a the Mount Moriah mine, in Sierra county. Pacific Railroad says that every man who] . , Hyman left today for Campbell . H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and es : .) BI As soon as advices are received from New goes to work for the company must sign an . Springs, where he-will rusticate. for two or. Blood Purifier: _ $1.00 per bottle, JOHN WERRY m York and necessary supplies and other paid Wldeis ts ety ce ac three weeks. Se : Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, : (Present Incumbent) gee : : aes. Seige cr eo mre v se aaa theres to ~~ mine, epera. *Teement no ng y -} Geo. W. Grayson and LP, Goldstone KARL'S CLOVER’ ROOT will purify ae ry dear agree as. a candidate for T a a tions will probably be resum hinkion. j f the Osborne Hill mi t G Vall : ounty order, subject. tu the decision of J ©) B PR NV’ . A N Cy An enthusiastic meeting was held at gape ‘ 2 eg rigionn te Serie ua: your or your Complexion, regulate . the Republican County Convention. : sé I ‘ : 3 : +o So ae Bowels and make your Head clear as a —— ; : Grass Valley Sunday evening to indorse Adolph J. Muller of Douglas, Alaska, ar. ¥°°* Bo : _ the Railroad strikers. Speeches were made BOARD OF SUP ERVISORS. rived here last evening on a visit to his pabell. 26c,and 50c. = id by Core Hoe, Gi gata ae ee h by Charles W. Kitts and others, and $150 drial hac ac. py . Mr. and Mrs, E. Muller. Maple Sugar. B. F. SNELL ee a " im money was raised for the benefit of the} -ynop ness Transacted By Mrs. A. D. West and grand-daughter, —_— ; ; ; i “fe sy t T : ; ine: ¥, : -. Will be a candidate for County Treasurer, : ol an matng rg ei ta a. art ate sem] ere Hae Sap at sty re TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT.1 4 paid in cash. . es. John Hastings having heretofore filed a . of the strike, arrived atGrass Valley yes-. °@lved at Gaylo sng County Convention, . : Jnstallation petition requesting the Board ed = : ee ee = ‘ Buckien’s Arnica Salve. : ai © road across Séction 7, owned y Danie iss Ma omas of Sierra City, who = = For 8 tendent of § ; Thursday evening District Deputy, Miss} Norton, the latter. appeared before the . went to Chicago as one of the prize winners The best Salve in the Apes for Cute, Ce a Mabel Curtis, assisted by Miss Annie Moyle Board by his attorney, C. W. Kitts, and. of the Examiner’s offer, arrived here last . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever W. J. ROGERS n and A. E. Helm, installed the following of. Made a statement of the same. evening on her way home. Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Ee haa ; announced as a candidate for o ficers of Ponemah Council, No. 6, Degree of} On motion and by order of the Board. Horace Rolfe, Charles Woerner and Joe . CO™BS and all Skin Eruptions, and positively the ha of County Superintendent of eases hi Pocahontas: Mrs. L. Pulich, Proph.; Miss . $265 was ordered transferred from the GenWaters returned Saturday evening from a . C¥Fes Piles, or nopay required. It is guaranSchools, subject to the decision of the Re. r Nettie Hackley, Poca; Mrs. A. Bishop, . &f4! Road fund to the Third Road District camping trip. They visited Bowman Dam, teed to give perfect satisfacion ot money publican County Convention, ; Lumber of all kinds ; + > -M T F Fund. : Faucherie and French lake, und report hayrefunded. Price 25 cents per box. For . Wen., J. Hackley, Pow.; Mrs. J. Sims, K. P 1 ; of W.; Mrs. W. W. Waggoner, K. of R.,. D. Lynch was allowed $20 on the 4th ing had a fine time. sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. For County Assessor. 1 Mr I DAES EDEFLOORING, ai i i "of R.; Mise . Road District Fund f : o—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———_—_—_—_—_—_—__—— ee J D SIDING Miss Bessie Snell, Assistant K. of R.; Miss District Fund for labor, PAUL QUICK SR. MILL AND MINING LUMBER, N Annie Jones, Ist Sec’y; Miss Fahnie LangWieaiad A Rumor. Will be didate for Const FENCING, ; if Jue aching Times. : Ll & candidate for Cou: Assessor, man, 2nd Sec’y; oe see Stansfield, I. sad There was a rumor in town today that e subject to the decision of the Hsonbtion, LUMBER MERCHANTS. eLaria etc 9 G.; A. E. Helm, 0. G.; Mrs. Labeck, Ist} 1, dey, ago ® wholesale merchant of San trains had been tied-up at Rocklin, Colfax The ° Transcri pt County Convention, eae i Run. ; Mrs. Durst, 2nd Run.; J, C. Dean, Francisco who owns a large vineyard in. and Truckee, but we failed to trace the ru, fo Ist War.; J. Sims, 2nd War.; J. W. Dean tf b For Coanty A A nae Sc ? . Fresno county, advertised for a man to do! mor to a reliable source, or County Assessor. ; . Srd War.; A. D. Mason, 4th War. book-keeping and drive al’ express wagon at. Since the above was in type we received CAL R CLARKE Office-—Boulder Street, Nevada City. wie his vineyard. The wages offered were $25 a} at 4:30 this afternoon a teleplione dispatch Bae 1 The Badger Hill Mine. ; : : F J CR, month and found. In less than one week . from Dutch Flat saying that trains are all ‘Will be a canditate for County Assessor, : From Thomas Jones, who has just com-. from the time the notice appeared in the running on time pil a —o the songs of the Democratic Musi 1 : E B pleted putting up hoistiug works at the morning papers he had received over one AS AN unty Convention, usical . Department New York B akery j Badger Hill mine, we learn the following . hundred and fifty applications for this posiCricket Club. San Mikentae aes a facts regarding the property: tion by letter. Among the applicants, and i : se : ste = . ‘The shaft is now down eighty feet, and. a greater part of them, were men who had. . / ere will be a meeting held W ednesday SAMUEL BLIGHT , “a : oN will be sunk 120 feet dee East and west . served as book-keepers for years at salaries . °V°ing, July 18th at 8 P. m., at Carr’s D rug Vint é ) d Stati St ie at tee piggining ~ fa drifts will ‘i ee ew ace ing from $75 to $125 @ month, an Ske Store for the purpose of forming a Cricket Is hereby announced as a candidate for 0 ) [ Ug all i loner J Or e f PY 2: ya eee = beyged pase. pie d °! Club, All desiring to join will please be on the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision ees / x interfere with the sinking of the shaft. A. were well educated and expert accountants. ici Ob ead ta diede cece Advertising Medium of the Republican County Convention, : ; , two-foot ledge of fine quartz has been struck . These were able to funish acceptable referjae re @. WM. DURST a Pines af i and the outlook is very encouraging. The . ences as to efficiency, sobriety, and honesty, ag EE For Sherif, e g , 2 . m3 ore shows well in free gold and carries a oe ; The Colfax Train. JOHN rt RAPP EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES } s i good amount of high-grade sulphurets. In Giant Powder. The Narrow Gauge train will arrive here ae Bias YORK BAKERY through all time, . i the fall the company will put op mill to G. G. Gashied ieocived fifty of . 0m Colfax as usual this evening at 5:30 Is hereby announ & candidate for Tasluding In public favor eeama to climy> 4 crush vonage The Property is owned by Qiiat oor ~ 8 Saminiic Heasegot o'clock, bringing mail matter and passenIT IS THE of the Republica am sect te the decision Frcetient goods are always here, 3 Quick Bros. of Badger Hill. ; a gers. 5 Z VIOLINS : , : ee mon OF the Maren {122 Ove the powder famine that seemea. ®** = __ lie ” To serve us well is Durst’s ide A i i a. —_~ Heal Demon of the Marsh imminent a few days ago. Miners should. p, 5 H. McLean's Strengthening CorFor Superintendent of Schools. BANJOS “W holesome Bread, if you should seek, ; & not a —v a reality. It is ste make a note of this. dial and Blood Purifier is a dmirably adapted : J § (NEILL : MANDOLINS He has it fresh throughout the mere ‘ ” ‘ s_ 9 os ’ E > ou : é Pa a nor a “‘kelpie,” nor any other Wun the hair begins to fall out or turn to make" ‘a little health goa long way. Is liereby ennovinced a & cnodidate reas GUITARS nee °Y teling to none here, patrons deem, : those spirits which the credulous have supbegins = Its curative power is largel attributable to ‘ Pp rgely 2 3 e f ACCORDEONS tn Neve , gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and we. .” ‘ the office of County Superintendent of vada City, he is suprem posed. to haunt the banks of rivers and oe vey : Hall’ Vewe. it Stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, . 2 ° bd Schools. Subject to the decision of the Re{ Slee, all made with skili ana E streams after dusk. Its name is malaria, Oke wt specific than sal by which the energy of the system is republican County Convention. ; 6) ‘ipa or trae ORO tae, and though invisible, it is very terrible and . ‘>! Sicilian Hair sae — cruited. “It is pleavant to the taste, easily : 1 1 Have Not What You Want, His price is always Just and fat _ tenacious Piss f on you, aers A Million Frien rig oom on the — and harmless under For Sheriff. Rest Jie re RR and Choice Wedding Cakes, we sce, Stomach tters ves it away, nor L it ee —_ ; prolonged use. ‘Try it. IN THE 1 Will Quickly Get it for You yg Of finest styles, and purit _ with the great medicinal defensive agent. . not less than one million people bave found 0 en ; . eep mind, that near and far, 7 The miasmatic mists of early morning, the . just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery LOST. Of Allison Ranch is hereby annonnced « ». SHEET music ORDERED. . ‘The New York Bakery is the dete vapors exhaled at eventide may be safely for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If A watch chain, with red fob, -« ion —— for Sherif, aebijens to the decision i y those-protected by the Bitters. . you have never used this, Great Medicine, plenty,” attached. Finder please leave at Northern-Central Part of — = a to Dr. F. L. Burleigh In the tropics where eyery form of malaria one trial will convince you that it has wonthis office, ju + For Sheriff. oe. I. n. cularly virulent when developed, the Bitters Throat, Chest and Each bottle is Peers COPZICE HOURS FROM 91012 4. M., 2 to 5 : : is the reliance of the imbabitant, For dys-. guaranteed todo all that is claumed.or money MARRIED. DF. DOUGLASS is s 3 : , pepeis, liver complaint, lack of vigor, appe-. will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Onc, At Grass Valley, July 16, 1894, by Kev, (Present incumbent) Special attention given to diseases Le Siege) Bena A tite and sleep ; for rheumatism and nervousBros. Drug Store Large bottles 50c. and. L. J, A mathew é. M. Toskeep and “Miss California Is of Bherif eohas ® candidate for ms of women. : ; ’ — Ss 6 the Bitters aré.s sure and safe remedy. . $1.00. _ . Mable Hosking, both MS. Yates. ee . the’D nosh ponte FS Fes Eh MESON Block, -‘ a oe

<i pete ones aah -—ehildren now, much of it-caused-from eating ERRATA APRESS gE PREIS AN = zi ——————— : THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) _ A very large mail was brought up on the train last night. The excitement over the strike is abating in this city. : Several freight teams arrived from Marysville yesterday. ; Henry Daniels is a candidate for re-election to the office of Coroner. Another wagon load of butter arrived here from Sierra Valley this morning. The gravel at the Odin mine is looking well and is improving in richness every day. Wn. H. Martin is announced as a candidate for Assessor on the Democratic ticket. There is considerable sickness among fruit. The ice cream social given at Silva’s Hall ThE LATEST, oe A New Rule Has Been Adopted by the Railroad Company--All Quiet in the Eastern States. Special to DaiLy Transcript. SacraMENto, July 16th. Several gangs of men who were formerly employed at the Railroad shops in this city, and went out when the strike was declared, returned to work this mérning under the CAVED ON, Harry Shearer Badly Hurt at the taken above as carefully as possible and from there was carried on a stretcher to his home on Broad street, a few doors above the Theater, arriving shortly before 12 o’elock. Dr. Muller was summoned to attend the case. Shearer has-been married about three weeks and his wife is also sick abed. He isa member of the Masons and Odd Fellows and is well thought of by his numerous acquaintances, who regret to learn of the accident, This afternoon Drs. Hunt and Muller performed the operation of trephining a small portion of Shearer’s skull; which was found to be fractured and pressing on the brain An examination also showed that there isa slight dislocation of the backbone. ShearASSESSMENTS RAISED. The Board of Equalization Gets in Mayflower Mining Co. from $200 to $5,000. Pittsburg Mining Company from $1,000 to $9,000. M. D. Calkins, $770. Mrs. C. DeNoon, from $800 to $10,000. New York Hill-Mining Co., from $1,000 to $7,000. é 2 Omaha Mining Company, from $12,600 to $25,000.Orleans M ining Co., from $500 te $2,000. Osborne Hill Mining Co., from $1000 to $20,000. J. Phillip from $75 to $400. Mrs. A. Prist, from $240 to $480. % D. Collins, A dministrator—of Estate of Coombe, from $3,250 to $5,200. New Rocky Bar Mining Company, from Have You Seen the ._ . S. P. Sairn, of Towanda, Pa., whose constitution was completely broken down, is cured by Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. He writes: “For eight years, I was, most of the time, a great sufferer from constipation, kidney trouble, and ‘indiges. tion, so that my constitution seemed to be completely broken down. I was induced to try Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, and took nearly seven bottles, with such excellent results that my stomach, bowels, and kidneys are in perfect condition, and, in all their functions, as regular as clock-work. At the time I vegan taking Ayer’s Sarsaparilla, my _ weight was only 129 pounds; I now can brag of 159 pounds, and was never in so Commercial Street, Wholesale or Retail. Duffy’s Malt Whiskey, Agent for Shasta Water. The Best Medicinal and Family Whiskey in the Market. aE J.J. JACKSON, near Pine, _ —— Nevada City, Eal. good health. -If you could see me beProvidence Mine. Its Work Today. oP OTHERS Pgs wi ‘ MONDAY..... . JULY 16, 1894, Harry Shearer, a miner employed at the] The Board of Equalization was in session LES. \CURE een ee a b : 9 Providence mine, was caved on at 10 o'clock today, and transacted the following busiFY Sak YOU! MSs z O ly a . a n @) 6 6 @) : de Cétint Cait, this morning and seriously injured. He] ness: Ee C > ; Wo ® Nevada City, Nevada County, Calif. was at work in a stope off from the 1,200 The assessment of the following named Up. AW 5 2 : See BS a i level, and was seated on a candle box drillparties were raised as follows : B SLEE! ' Published Eveni Daily E: t Sundays and ‘ : si oat tama Holidays. ae Many of the Men ing a hole when a mass of rock fell from the Mrs. Elizabeth Dassonvilie from $100 to Oop : Aw aa If not, lose no time in calling at the k : hanging wall, fifteeu feet above, and struck . $400, fi R LONG we : i Susscrirri0N TeRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Shearer‘on the head and back. A cut about} D. E. Joseph from $1590-to $2,000. CLEA FE IVE R 0 CE RY T 0 E a i peas Pg donc Pen a Yoar When Gone to Work. four inches long was“ inflicted on his head! Peoples’ Ice Co., from $7000 to $10,000. SKIN ; Ll FE . e a . % — ‘ and he was terribly bruised about the back. W. R, Spalding assessed $340. Union ir Ss & mee ’ LocAL Rgapine Notices—Ten Cents a Line RE aoe he ae It is feared that his spine’ has been injured, . Ice Co, from $2,060 to $4,000. On personal Ay : » for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each SubRmaa or tk belloved alight, sivohe of: pavalpiie . deopartysfoiee e000 te isos. Pe ‘gh pas thy By using one of these Pots you make the finest ) pare aoe wong recs oc ae ae This may be only temporary Treckis Liedbee Ge: ies "$3,150. fey pits and most delicious drinks with one-third less Fi Ss bd . ? ? fe pert oe — oe Suc eg ne Mullin and Compton Have About two wheelbarrowsful of rock came Pacific Lumber Cu. from $500 to $1,000. MENTAL STRONG coffee than by any other process. I have pur— LS : ted down, only a portion of which struck the} On personal property from $2,675 to $5,000. : ENERGY ame > NERVES chased the COU NTY RIGHT and am pre-— 4 LOCALS IN BRIEF, Been Arrested. unfortunate man. He was not covered up. G. S. Brown from $500 to $5,000. 4 pared to supply them either wholesale or retail. eS i ee by the debris to any extent. W. H. Pierce from $100 to $500. ; AYER’S = . Summarized Mention of Minor Home — As he was working alone it was seme A. Chapman from $990 to $5,000. S Hi ie t B i Happenings. little time before the accident became. Jas. Kitts from $200 to $800. ARSAPARI LLA res 00: eer, é TRAINS ARE RUNNING ON TIME. known to the other miners, Shearer was = : Saturday evening was largely attended and was a very pleasant affair. JS. W. Brace will shortly open a saloon in the old Kistle building at the corner of ; Pine and Spring streets. a H. Pecarty’s dog ‘ Billy ” got a dose of 5 poison this morning, but the prompt use of 4 an antidote saved his life, z _ It is estimated that the loss to the fruit $2,500 to $10,000. ? Andrew Husen, from $1,500 to $2.000. J. and Thomas Crase, from $5,000 ‘to $6,000. Richard Roberts, from $1,900 to $2,500, George Vincent, from $3,000 to $4,000. J. Bree, from $1,900 to $2,500.

P. Campbell, $300 on personal property. . Jackson Mining Company, Spenceville, fore and after using, you would. want ' me for a traveling advertisement. E believe this preparation of Sarsaparilla to be the best in the market to-day.’? Ayer’s Sarsaparilla Prepared by Dr. J.C. Ayer &Co., Lowel, Mase. Cures others,will cure you er’s injuries are of a very dangerous character and his recovery is extremely doubtful. Oo PERSONAL POINTERS. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. protection of the military authorities. It was reported around the depot that they numbered between two and three hundred, but at the office of the American Railway Union the men, who claimed to know, stated that there were no more than Psy <==, Fa a NOTICE. R. M. Latta of Wheatlaad is in town. $250 he 2 we growers about Newcastle alone, during the . @ few dozen, and though they had walked but. Louis Pego of Smartsville came up today, a ++ ne Z. Strike, amounts to $6000 a day. ey ; C. J. Garland came down from WashingP. Noonan, mortgage, from $4,000 to tT Y ? ; a y : they were not and never have been strikers. $6,000. 0 ] Ita NnOUNceMeNts : ; A } The streets presented a lively appearance é ; ton today. Gold Hill Mining Co. f $500 to $2 4 x After the most persistent exertion I have succeeded in i : is . Saturday evening. All the stores seemed All passenger trains moved on time toFarmer James O’Brien of Sinartaville is in can ? =e eS { securing the finest Tobacco raised in the is to be doing a good business. day, under military guard, and carried a. town. Electric Mining Co., improvéments, ],-. U®4er mo circumstances will any : Miss Mattie Casper of the Sixth Grade g : E. Huhn of Maybert. came down on the wdisere wee et ae Island of Cuba. \ ! 3 won the prize offered by Miss Lottie Hard-. fair proportion of passengers, including stage today. 000. announcement be made until Paid for. ae _ : 4 . : fe ; : , James D, Hague, from $2,400 to $30,S is the ch The “WeOcdpecker ” Cigars are E ing for the best composition on music. women and children. W. Bayles and J. F. Owens came down $5 is the charge. i oran® a : I : : : Tae : . made of this Tobacco and I unhesitating} d ‘ G. M. inabiliod Gs ue Send ga Some unknown men tried to throw . vale eg agen of Eureka were. JMLakenan, from $1,500 to $5,000. them as being equal if not eieus Re megs i No. 48, I. O. 0. F., at North Bloomfield. . switch at Gauthier’s Station just before . in town yesterday. __________. __Mitchell Bros., from $200 to $700. . Prieta tas Seen \ most celebrated Factories of th Olty of : / 4 : te Wage is progressing finely on the M. E. daylight this ‘iciind, _James McKary came down Graniteville North Star Mining Co., reduced from i GREANY : aS ee . 1 Church. It is expected that it will bet # Saas ; yesterday. $100,000 e $90,000." ee vana Cuba. . ( ready for occupancy early in September. Sent Wee Reed cpon by the-nentinnl We Gece is drug drummer of Sae-. . Providence Mining Co., from $27,500 to] 5, hereby annuonced as a candidate for By giving these Cigars a fair-trial the Smo) ; A Burrows of Grass Valley will be a canThey succeéded-in escaping in the darkramento, is in town, _ ~ . $35,000. ; re-election to the office of County Clér k, ? : j L didate before the Republican County ConW. E. Ramdell_ was down from North. West Harmony, from $350 to $3,500, _. subject “Gane tecision of the Democratic HOPS will be convinced of their True vention for the office of District Attorney. _. "°®*& San Juan yesterday, ; L. 8. Calkins, from $1,225 to $1,325. seta Ahvaather seen Merit. No matter how warm the days are the} Mullin and Compton, of the Mediation; y w. Davenport and wife of Marysville = er se S700 0 oo For Treasurer, @ aes nights in this locality are never very warm. Committee of the American Railway Union, . te here on a visit, oe eae : \ vi & . The evenings we are now having are delight5 = J = eae J. Ross came down from North Bloom5 Hironimus, from $4,200 to $4,500. A. C, COOKE <mM. itt n ae a) Se =— : 2” eS eee eee 4 Were arrested in this city this morning on Hield-onSaturday cine Of Truckee, is hereby announced as a can< —__—. ——— : eres eee 5 ‘ : -,. ,%Curtis, personal property, ; didate for the office of County Treasurer, : : j I The Downieville Stage Co. have started charges of felony. J M. Hatcher was over from Columbia]: Mrs. 8. Shurtleff, from Pe . : subject to the decision of the Republican ; % ‘ , $900 to $1,200 3 a branch of their line from San Juan to ;,} . Hill on Saturday. ‘ Cc ; ‘Alleghany and will run a stage through They were taken-to’ Woodland for. trial Chas. L. Miller retarnel to French Cor-{ B+ Martin, personal property, $50. County Conventicn, : ‘ three times a week hereafter. for train wrecking, ral yesterday. . € — oe to «eon For Coroner. : It is said that Rev. John Chisholm, fermee : . Mrs. J. G. James left yesterda for he «tiany, from $850 to 2 er erly pastor of the M. E. Church et this Everything is quiet in the — and sunaaha Mine Peau ties yesterday J H. J. Wright, from $1,000 to $1,100. W. D. A ARRIS b city, will be nominated for County Treasurer . there can hardly be any doubt remaining Chas. M. Joyce of Chicago was here last} © Harry, personal property » $100. Is here¥y announced as a candidate for by seclamation, by the Republicans of . that the days of the strike are numbered. evening on his way to North Bloomfield. County Coroner, subject to the decision of Z Placer county. s ; Gaperistindent Stites bf the Southern Ned Commins, @ wholesale liquor dealer WuEn nature falters and Fequires help, . the Republican Convention. GIVE YOUR ORDERS FOR Work has been temporarily suspended at t 1 of San Francisco, arrived here last night. . recruit her enfeebled energies with Dr. J, Won Didisaas : : is a the Mount Moriah mine, in Sierra county. Pacific Railroad says that every man who] . , Hyman left today for Campbell . H. McLean's Strengthening Cordial and es : .) BI As soon as advices are received from New goes to work for the company must sign an . Springs, where he-will rusticate. for two or. Blood Purifier: _ $1.00 per bottle, JOHN WERRY m York and necessary supplies and other paid Wldeis ts ety ce ac three weeks. Se : Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, : (Present Incumbent) gee : : aes. Seige cr eo mre v se aaa theres to ~~ mine, epera. *Teement no ng y -} Geo. W. Grayson and LP, Goldstone KARL'S CLOVER’ ROOT will purify ae ry dear agree as. a candidate for T a a tions will probably be resum hinkion. j f the Osborne Hill mi t G Vall : ounty order, subject. tu the decision of J ©) B PR NV’ . A N Cy An enthusiastic meeting was held at gape ‘ 2 eg rigionn te Serie ua: your or your Complexion, regulate . the Republican County Convention. : sé I ‘ : 3 : +o So ae Bowels and make your Head clear as a —— ; : Grass Valley Sunday evening to indorse Adolph J. Muller of Douglas, Alaska, ar. ¥°°* Bo : _ the Railroad strikers. Speeches were made BOARD OF SUP ERVISORS. rived here last evening on a visit to his pabell. 26c,and 50c. = id by Core Hoe, Gi gata ae ee h by Charles W. Kitts and others, and $150 drial hac ac. py . Mr. and Mrs, E. Muller. Maple Sugar. B. F. SNELL ee a " im money was raised for the benefit of the} -ynop ness Transacted By Mrs. A. D. West and grand-daughter, —_— ; ; ; i “fe sy t T : ; ine: ¥, : -. Will be a candidate for County Treasurer, : ol an matng rg ei ta a. art ate sem] ere Hae Sap at sty re TO THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT.1 4 paid in cash. . es. John Hastings having heretofore filed a . of the strike, arrived atGrass Valley yes-. °@lved at Gaylo sng County Convention, . : Jnstallation petition requesting the Board ed = : ee ee = ‘ Buckien’s Arnica Salve. : ai © road across Séction 7, owned y Danie iss Ma omas of Sierra City, who = = For 8 tendent of § ; Thursday evening District Deputy, Miss} Norton, the latter. appeared before the . went to Chicago as one of the prize winners The best Salve in the Apes for Cute, Ce a Mabel Curtis, assisted by Miss Annie Moyle Board by his attorney, C. W. Kitts, and. of the Examiner’s offer, arrived here last . Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever W. J. ROGERS n and A. E. Helm, installed the following of. Made a statement of the same. evening on her way home. Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Ee haa ; announced as a candidate for o ficers of Ponemah Council, No. 6, Degree of} On motion and by order of the Board. Horace Rolfe, Charles Woerner and Joe . CO™BS and all Skin Eruptions, and positively the ha of County Superintendent of eases hi Pocahontas: Mrs. L. Pulich, Proph.; Miss . $265 was ordered transferred from the GenWaters returned Saturday evening from a . C¥Fes Piles, or nopay required. It is guaranSchools, subject to the decision of the Re. r Nettie Hackley, Poca; Mrs. A. Bishop, . &f4! Road fund to the Third Road District camping trip. They visited Bowman Dam, teed to give perfect satisfacion ot money publican County Convention, ; Lumber of all kinds ; + > -M T F Fund. : Faucherie and French lake, und report hayrefunded. Price 25 cents per box. For . Wen., J. Hackley, Pow.; Mrs. J. Sims, K. P 1 ; of W.; Mrs. W. W. Waggoner, K. of R.,. D. Lynch was allowed $20 on the 4th ing had a fine time. sale at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. For County Assessor. 1 Mr I DAES EDEFLOORING, ai i i "of R.; Mise . Road District Fund f : o—_—_—_—_—_—_—_———_—_—_—_—_—_—__—— ee J D SIDING Miss Bessie Snell, Assistant K. of R.; Miss District Fund for labor, PAUL QUICK SR. MILL AND MINING LUMBER, N Annie Jones, Ist Sec’y; Miss Fahnie LangWieaiad A Rumor. Will be didate for Const FENCING, ; if Jue aching Times. : Ll & candidate for Cou: Assessor, man, 2nd Sec’y; oe see Stansfield, I. sad There was a rumor in town today that e subject to the decision of the Hsonbtion, LUMBER MERCHANTS. eLaria etc 9 G.; A. E. Helm, 0. G.; Mrs. Labeck, Ist} 1, dey, ago ® wholesale merchant of San trains had been tied-up at Rocklin, Colfax The ° Transcri pt County Convention, eae i Run. ; Mrs. Durst, 2nd Run.; J, C. Dean, Francisco who owns a large vineyard in. and Truckee, but we failed to trace the ru, fo Ist War.; J. Sims, 2nd War.; J. W. Dean tf b For Coanty A A nae Sc ? . Fresno county, advertised for a man to do! mor to a reliable source, or County Assessor. ; . Srd War.; A. D. Mason, 4th War. book-keeping and drive al’ express wagon at. Since the above was in type we received CAL R CLARKE Office-—Boulder Street, Nevada City. wie his vineyard. The wages offered were $25 a} at 4:30 this afternoon a teleplione dispatch Bae 1 The Badger Hill Mine. ; : : F J CR, month and found. In less than one week . from Dutch Flat saying that trains are all ‘Will be a canditate for County Assessor, : From Thomas Jones, who has just com-. from the time the notice appeared in the running on time pil a —o the songs of the Democratic Musi 1 : E B pleted putting up hoistiug works at the morning papers he had received over one AS AN unty Convention, usical . Department New York B akery j Badger Hill mine, we learn the following . hundred and fifty applications for this posiCricket Club. San Mikentae aes a facts regarding the property: tion by letter. Among the applicants, and i : se : ste = . ‘The shaft is now down eighty feet, and. a greater part of them, were men who had. . / ere will be a meeting held W ednesday SAMUEL BLIGHT , “a : oN will be sunk 120 feet dee East and west . served as book-keepers for years at salaries . °V°ing, July 18th at 8 P. m., at Carr’s D rug Vint é ) d Stati St ie at tee piggining ~ fa drifts will ‘i ee ew ace ing from $75 to $125 @ month, an Ske Store for the purpose of forming a Cricket Is hereby announced as a candidate for 0 ) [ Ug all i loner J Or e f PY 2: ya eee = beyged pase. pie d °! Club, All desiring to join will please be on the office of Sheriff, subject to the decision ees / x interfere with the sinking of the shaft. A. were well educated and expert accountants. ici Ob ead ta diede cece Advertising Medium of the Republican County Convention, : ; , two-foot ledge of fine quartz has been struck . These were able to funish acceptable referjae re @. WM. DURST a Pines af i and the outlook is very encouraging. The . ences as to efficiency, sobriety, and honesty, ag EE For Sherif, e g , 2 . m3 ore shows well in free gold and carries a oe ; The Colfax Train. JOHN rt RAPP EVERYTHING AT SAN FRANCISCO PRICES } s i good amount of high-grade sulphurets. In Giant Powder. The Narrow Gauge train will arrive here ae Bias YORK BAKERY through all time, . i the fall the company will put op mill to G. G. Gashied ieocived fifty of . 0m Colfax as usual this evening at 5:30 Is hereby announ & candidate for Tasluding In public favor eeama to climy> 4 crush vonage The Property is owned by Qiiat oor ~ 8 Saminiic Heasegot o'clock, bringing mail matter and passenIT IS THE of the Republica am sect te the decision Frcetient goods are always here, 3 Quick Bros. of Badger Hill. ; a gers. 5 Z VIOLINS : , : ee mon OF the Maren {122 Ove the powder famine that seemea. ®** = __ lie ” To serve us well is Durst’s ide A i i a. —_~ Heal Demon of the Marsh imminent a few days ago. Miners should. p, 5 H. McLean's Strengthening CorFor Superintendent of Schools. BANJOS “W holesome Bread, if you should seek, ; & not a —v a reality. It is ste make a note of this. dial and Blood Purifier is a dmirably adapted : J § (NEILL : MANDOLINS He has it fresh throughout the mere ‘ ” ‘ s_ 9 os ’ E > ou : é Pa a nor a “‘kelpie,” nor any other Wun the hair begins to fall out or turn to make" ‘a little health goa long way. Is liereby ennovinced a & cnodidate reas GUITARS nee °Y teling to none here, patrons deem, : those spirits which the credulous have supbegins = Its curative power is largel attributable to ‘ Pp rgely 2 3 e f ACCORDEONS tn Neve , gray, the scalp needs doctoring, and we. .” ‘ the office of County Superintendent of vada City, he is suprem posed. to haunt the banks of rivers and oe vey : Hall’ Vewe. it Stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, . 2 ° bd Schools. Subject to the decision of the Re{ Slee, all made with skili ana E streams after dusk. Its name is malaria, Oke wt specific than sal by which the energy of the system is republican County Convention. ; 6) ‘ipa or trae ORO tae, and though invisible, it is very terrible and . ‘>! Sicilian Hair sae — cruited. “It is pleavant to the taste, easily : 1 1 Have Not What You Want, His price is always Just and fat _ tenacious Piss f on you, aers A Million Frien rig oom on the — and harmless under For Sheriff. Rest Jie re RR and Choice Wedding Cakes, we sce, Stomach tters ves it away, nor L it ee —_ ; prolonged use. ‘Try it.. IN THE 1 Will Quickly Get it for You yg Of finest styles, and purit _ with the great medicinal defensive agent. . not less than one million people bave found 0 en ; . eep mind, that near and far, 7 The miasmatic mists of early morning, the . just a friend in Dr. King’s New Discovery LOST. Of Allison Ranch is hereby annonnced « ». SHEET music ORDERED. . ‘The New York Bakery is the dete vapors exhaled at eventide may be safely for Consumption, Coughs, and Colds.—If A watch chain, with red fob, -« ion —— for Sherif, aebijens to the decision i y those-protected by the Bitters. . you have never used this, Great Medicine, plenty,” attached. Finder please leave at Northern-Central Part of — = a to Dr. F. L. Burleigh In the tropics where eyery form of malaria one trial will convince you that it has wonthis office, ju + For Sheriff. oe. I. n. cularly virulent when developed, the Bitters Throat, Chest and Each bottle is Peers COPZICE HOURS FROM 91012 4. M., 2 to 5 : : is the reliance of the imbabitant, For dys-. guaranteed todo all that is claumed.or money MARRIED. DF. DOUGLASS is s 3 : , pepeis, liver complaint, lack of vigor, appe-. will be refunded. Trial bottles free at Onc, At Grass Valley, July 16, 1894, by Kev, (Present incumbent) Special attention given to diseases Le Siege) Bena A tite and sleep ; for rheumatism and nervousBros. Drug Store Large bottles 50c. and. L. J, A mathew é. M. Toskeep and “Miss California Is of Bherif eohas ® candidate for ms of women. : ; ’ — Ss 6 the Bitters aré.s sure and safe remedy. . $1.00. _ . Mable Hosking, both MS. Yates. ee . the’D nosh ponte FS Fes Eh MESON Block, -‘ a oe