July 18, 1894 (4 pages)

Y te ? _— Published Every Evening, _ ae THE DAILY TRAN SCRIPT. except Sunday,BROWN & CA LKINS, ~K, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15:Cts. per Week or 60 Cts, per Month SS WHEN ‘PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. ° Proprietors, WEDNESDAY es JULY 18, 1894. A Verdict For Pla —Court yesterday, was SS evening. At 1:05 o'clock a, . *oWe, the jury, restitution of the premises’ Fi. The property in order that he Telegraph: Wednesday McDonald Sr., C. W. Cross and A; K, placed in operation by the Development Coimpany, Pacific: Coast Inanager Halskey’s Electric ——~ +--8e +. Telegraph: Alf. Tregidgo, the Sheriff, Certainly Mr. to get him to run, Reo No. 16, I, Gray: W. F, Steffen, W.; Walter Jauch, Martin, R.\8. N. G.3 Jv VinGe hod: Brunson, I, G.; ther, O. G. ———-—-~@ oo Superior Co rt. well presiding: et al. On trial, by-piaintiff, Struck For Shoes. City struck for new shoes not acceded to, calling-upon the militia, _—————+-2@e o-— <8 Seo ' : Renounced Allegiance. ; —— Struck It Rich. — Rep Bivrr, July 16.—The strikers here : : — : . have renounced allegiance to the American A rich strike was made at the Clarke 4 Railway ‘Union and teported for duty amid . mine, in the Half Mile House lot, Monday Hh . general rejoicing, night. The quartz taken out is filled with q —_———-+00--high-grade sulphurets and shows consider\ GREAT OAKS able free gold. It is’éstimated it will yield 4 From little acorns grow, so also do fatal . $40 or ere to the ton. The ledge is of ¥ diseases spring from small beginnings, . 690d size and indications are that it will i Liver and Kidneys Balm is a Sold at: Carr Bros., Drug Store. — +@e + Railroad Notice, A train will leave Nevada City, x, leaving at 10 a, M., and retur 20 P. M., until further orders, Gzo, FLercuer, Gen, Pass, Agt. returned the following verdict: find for the plaintiff in the sum of $40 or one month’s rent, and the An Important Visit, for the Spoken of for Sheriff. Installation, Never neglect Symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much. suf} fering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. McLean's certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency, , arrow Gauge Railroad, every day for ColE. H. Brown, Superintendent. intiff. SS E———_—_—_—_= The case of Johanna Downing vs. QO. C, Oonlan, which was on trial in the Superior given to the jury last M. the jury The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John CaldMrs. Harriet Trevaskis vs, Thomas Peard Strikes are becoming contagious. The three prisoners in the chain-gang at Virginia Monday, declaring that they would inaugurate a tie-up oni all the county roads if their demands were The authorities wisely de» cided to buy shoes and avoid a necessity for Dy¥srerrics, take comfort ! Ayer’s Sarsa) ‘ parilla has cured worse cakes than yours, on the ning at j2-tt Awarded i}, BAKING ; POWDER 40 YEARS THE STANDARD; Highest Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. “Free om Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, could resume business, A 4 dispute arose as to the allowance for making a the repairs, and Conlan withheld_the rent, which action. caused the suit to be brought. evening Mark Mark McDonald Jr., Hon. Brock Ridley are expected to arrive here, The gentlemen = = ? come for the purpose of completing arrangeand his readiness in de ments for the electric power plant to be Nevada County Mr. Ridley is the Sieman, pany of London, Berlin and Chicago, If : rte ? there is no delay'in the railroad traing they into public view i” 1874, b will arrive here on the early afternoon train, . 8°8ted San Francisco in the Assembly and as was choseh Speaker. time contributed no litt It has been quietly talked around town for several days past that Mr. well-known mining man, would be urged to run for the office ot Tregidgo would make a strong run and if he was elected he would make an exceptionally good officer, We do not-know whether or not the gentleman hag beeneonsulted in the matter, but the talk is among his intimate friends The following officers of Oustomah Lodge, 0. O. F., were installed last evening by Grand District Deputy Geo. A. Kuglebright, P, Gis IG; Rich, N. G.; L. W, Jennings, V. G.: Chas. C.;: W. H, 8. Langdon, R. §, Henry GuenLittle vs. Caldwell, Jury trial demanded . the 10:05 train for Colfax. Ice! Ice! The Union Ice Co: pany is now prepared. to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city, Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be Promptly at‘onded to, ~ al3 make good all the advertising claimed for question is known as the City Hotel,of which defendant in the : above action is landlord. -Last winter the 3 building was damaged by fire and Mr. 4 Conlan had the necessary repairs made in M sti In cessively entered into John McLaurin, to Haight, chosen Chairman of the Rep Convention at Chicago, General Harrison for President, — Nominee for Governor, During his residence in Amador Pawling. tice of the legal profession, Btate Assembly. moved to San Francisco, business has since been centered, successful practitioner, and the author work on Pleadin the Pacific Coast, was Jidge E. H. Heacock, and he Present partner is John In the Co tutional Convention of: 1879 Mr, 1888 Mr. Estee had the den all trace of arrogance or tee has a taste « for horticulture, tisularly the culture of the Vine, of the most accom the Napa Valley, a large vineya tion, and Frances Divina, Divine of San Jose. His Mrs, Charles Deering, unmarried, ~~ $8e-o Lack of vitality and co or-matter in the balbs causes the hair to fall out and. turn gray. to prevent baldness and grayness, improve in size as’ a reached. Joseph Floyd the mine, etna. a Dr. J. H, McLEan’s dial and Blood Purifier ig admirably adapted to make “‘a little health go a long way.’ Its curative power ig largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy of the system is re cruited, borne on the prolonged use, Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. From and after this date trains Narrow Gauge will be Tun regularly except Hav them, reached @ phenomenal sale, New. Discovery, and Colds, each bottle guaranteed— Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. best in the world, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which are a remedies are guaranteed to do just what is years later he was appointed by the Pres He was classes, being pretension. State. At his ‘country two daughters, We recommend Hall's Hair Renewer greater depth is ig superintending ———. trengthening CorIt is pleasant to the taste, easily stomach and harmless under Try it. Railroad Time Table. on the Se Oe ecmrminasin Four Big successes, ing the needed merit to more than the following four remedies have Dr. King’s for consumption, Coughs Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the is attached herewith will be glad to tell you nore of them, Sold at ‘ Btore Carr Bros.’ Drug A STANDARD-BEARER, His. efforts at that le to the: election of r. Booth as the United States Senator, He received in the Legislature, later, the honorary vote of the for United States Senator. four years Republicans Corporations and his he was the nominee for The cenditions were not then favorable for the success of the party, and ". -. the election resulted in the choice of hig Democratic opponent. General Stoneman, honor of being ublican National which nominated Several He is popular among happily free from all Mr. Esand parHe is ond plished viticulturists in home in the near the city of Napa, he has rd under.the highest cultivaMr, Estee’s family consists of a wife He married Miss daughter of Judge David eldest daughter is and the younger is Sketch of M. M. Estee, Republican Morris M. Estee was born at Freehold, Warren county, Penn., on November 23, 1833. He was! brought Up upon a farm, and his early opportunities were meager, But by dint of school teaching in the winter months he contrived to secure for himselt a liberal education at Waterford Academy in his native State. Mr. Estee came to Calfornia in 1852. He engaged in mining ia Amador and El Dorado counties, county he engaged in teaching school at Voleano, and afterward studied law in the office of Thos, Tn 1856 he was admitted to the bar and opened a law office at Sacramento, and has ever since continued in the pracHe was elected District Attorney in Sacramento, and in 1866 represented Sacramento county in the bly. In the same year he rewhere -his“tegal He isa ofa g8 that isin general use on His first law partner sucpartnership with John H. Boalt, Ramon E, Wilson, Judge McCutchen and: Judge Fitzgerald, His Miller, H. While Mr, Estee is distinguished in his profession, he is better known to public by reason of his activ than because of his success in law, has always been keen! ical questions, and has figured in many campaigns. the ity in politics He y interested in politprominently His oratorical gifts bate have’ on “many Occasions been used effectively for the Republican party. He was Secretary of the Republican State Central Committee in the memorable campaign of 1871, when New Manufacturing Com-. Booth was elected Governor in opposition Mr. Estee came prominently when he repre. ton of tl of t a representative of the Pacitic Coast in the Pan-American Congress, member of the N icaragua Canal Conventio at St. Louis two year ago, dress before that body whic spread attention, in favor of the canal, sketch is a man of genial manners and fin personal appearance, a e William H. Martin is announced in this evening's TRANSCRIPT ag a candidate for the nomination for Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention, Martin is a thorough business man, and the experience he has had sessor, as a deputy, fitted for this position, cratic nominee four years ago, against the is flanked Three or four miles Lolo, whose rocky summit reaches toa hight of 9,200 feet above the ing as high ‘as ten pounds are having been caught there, pound fish have been taken, trout in all the lakes, with the Tahoe, will not weigh over a pound. White Rock lake they are hard to catch, and only expert fishermen have heretofore met with success sufficient to pay for the trouble of going there; N-! to be the best lure, Estee took a leading part. He was Chairman the Committee on labors are impressed on the organic law the State. In 1882 Governor. casters have been quite succeasful,_ Last year a rough road was “brushed out’ and a small boat was hauled in from Weber lake, and until a better road is made and accom-= modations of some kind are provided nearer at hand, the number who visit this almost hidden lake will be comparative] to take water from it, South Yuba W runs down to Fordyce Dam, n. Southern Pacific Willing to Reinstate and made an ad~ h attracted wideIt was a strong showing The subject of this The Mediation Committee of strikers held a short conference with General dent Fillmore yesterday, thoroughly discussed, but no agreement was reached. tion of th ditching the “eastern overland train,: last Wednesday, was willing to run its traing without Pullmans, Fillmore emphatically answered in the negative, after announcing that the strikers were determined to-stand b tion to side-track sleepers. ‘“‘Woutpn’t be without it for world’s !” was the emphatic declaration of a lady in reference ts Ayer’s Hair Vigor. A TEAMSTER HURT. Thrown From His Wagon and Hit by Flying Sticks Of Wood, About 2 o’clock today a German named Martin Reich, who has been driving team for Carl Schmidt of the Central Louse, was brought to town for surgical treatment, examination made by Dr. Tickell showed that the man’s collar bone was broken his right leg badly lacereated. The accident which resulted so ‘seriously to Reich happened near the Sutton ranch on the Grass Valley road;'on the hill just below the railroad crossing. His team teok fright at the sprinkling wagon and started to run away. The young man was unable to control the six horses and before they had gone far the wagon, with its big load of four-foot wood, upset, Reich was thrown some distance and was struck on the back by a stick of Wood. @One of the horses stepped on him and he received several minor injuries, One horse was badly hurt: and was pretty well demolished. ——— fle Bincaaa 1 WHITE ROCK) LAKE. _—_— and the wagon A Place But Little Visited, Full of Big Trout. Among the numerous lakes in the. mountains between here and Truckee there is Although fish as White Rock lake. this body of water and the fact that until last season it could only be reached on foot or horseback, has Prevented many tourists . d from going there to fish. This little lake is situated about three miles or.so above Fordyce Dam, and lies in a narrow basin that on three sides by high ridges, distant stands Mt. The situation of t sea. -Trout weighreported ag while many fourThe average exception of R Notwithstanding there are lots of fish in A spoon bait seems although expert fly z ‘int from w old Summit City road over to the lake, wh ; : pai It is rather a rough . route, however, Ne y small, We believe the lake, or at least the right . is ownéd by the ater Company. The water + 20+ FRUITLESS CON FERENCE, vill — Strikers, SuperintenThe situation was Fillmore was willing to~reinstate erument Bill, ‘county and township officers, elected for two years November, 1894, thereafter. probably not one that contains. such large . P. Police Station on am appears that Ryan purchased four tons hay from Geo, Devoe, ed him to haul it awa himself to be a partne the stable man, $10 per ton for the ha and nine doll town, the procesds among the Tidings: Paynter left Shortly after she hac received a telegram f; land stating that city at p should remain here, party in this city who graph not to come to evidently more troub] SS ee George Baldwin, Jr., }this morning: by being fell upon him. One of his ribs on the tight side was broken and penetrated the hur bone was broken badly hurt. te attend the injured man, ———__ saeo— — Open Question Evrrok Transcri Pr: IN CONFLICT, THE CONSTITUTION hroughout the State,” CLAIM, ates the act, + Oe — Constable end to repay Devoe. eu the arrest was made, vada county, as his home, “ Troublous 1 imes, €, en route to her the men who quit work with the excepose who are now under arrest.for oR When asked if the company The Committee then withdrew, y their eriginal proposiwith 2 Oecoun 50 fe arm ++@e +.In the Field. man pital are n Mr, in the office of Asmakes him peculiarly He was the Demualbeit invincible Bond, who got away with him] tan li Mr. fe, if the nervous invalid will begin, only by a comparatively small majority. . and persist in the use of, Hostetter’s StomMartin is very popular with the people, . ach Bitters, which will speedily bring relief and if nominated and elected splendid officer, The present situation is one in which. the railroads have outwitted the hobos. The latter are completely bafiled; they won't walk and breakbeams are out of the question, Reno, and the doleful expression on. their faces is conclusive evidence that they are very heard to remark that he didn’t go a cent on the labor organizations traveling public, settle with the companies manner, WHEN you feel “‘as cross as a cat,” a dose of Ayer’s Pills will make you as good-natured asakitten, Try them for biliousness, Bros, Ick Cream Soda Water at Carr Bros, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your your bell. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than dne million people have found just a friend in Dr, King’s New Discove for Consumption, you have never used this one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers Throat, Chest and Lungs. guaranteed todo all that is claimed or money will be refunded, ‘Trial Bros. Drug Store $1.00. will make a Day ti ethene Hard on the Tramps, — Sleep, A number of them are stranded in iousne much put out. One of them Waa discommoding the and that they ought to in some other . 13, F. eet Work —? *@e-o Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Bowels and make your Head clear asa 25¢.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, —_———-.e + — A Million Friends. ceived ry and Colds.—If Great Medicine, Coughs, The in all diseases of Each bottle is Corns, bottles free at Carr Large bottles 50c. and other goods one-half I out sale in the Transcript Block. Will Gillen, ago in a mine near Greenwood, somewhat, This is: what many a wishes himself every day, soon be no necessity to forga! A called meeting of Nevada PURE Arctic Foun tai Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precious Everything bought at ment guaranteed ag represented,’ Genuine Vermont Ma Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sores, Tetter, Chapped cures Piles, or no pay teed to give perfect c “2 Bee. EMEMBER, Clothin + 0Oe+ — Seriously Hurt. & very serious accident a et by a blast. and had his back After the unfortuna: there, ot expected to prove fatal, —~. + 2@eFar From the Madd ing Cro nervous to a weak and overstrung nervous by day the appetite, and nerve quietude 38, malaria, — + ~$Oe-o—‘ Masonic Meeting. & A. M., will be held in the second degree, te ee qe iitethanndccies Rare Stones, ibe Maple ‘Sugar. at Gaylord ‘a. P ——* 98 ee Buckien’s Arnica Salve. —_— best Salve in satisfacion o1 Price 25 cents eae Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, father’s mite at Gold Flat. An} work ina stope, when a mass o A CHANCE FOR ARGUMENT. RYAN IS CROOKED. + Oe — But there will ke the busy— somewhat noisy—scenos of metropolibody acquires vigor through the influence. of their reliable tonic, and in the vitality which it diffuses the system the nervous conspicuously share, digestion—all these are promoted by this popular inviyoran they are, who can doubt that the tion. of health speedy and complete ? Constipation, bili nausea, sea sickness and cramps in the stomach yield to this remedy, Lodge, No. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening, Jul n Soda Water at Carr this old establishple Sugar just re« the world for Cute, » Salt Rheum, Fever Hands, Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively required. It is guaran. per box, For George Baldwin Caved on at Gold . Flat Today. was seriously hurt caved on in his He was at 2 f earth and rock broke loose from the hanging wall and 1g. His and he was otherwise Dr, Muller was summoned and went out He Claims the Four-Year Term an The County Govin Sec. 60, provides that who are » Shall be elected in and every “four years Sec. 170, Sub. 26, page 411, acts of ’93, says in counties of the eighth c ficers shall be elected in 1894 two-years thereafter.” rovides that the terms ‘‘shall be uniform The effect of the exception I claim invaliK. Casper, He Buys Hay Under False Pretenses and is Called to Explain. J. H. Brow arrested one Frank yan at Marysville, says the Democrat, on Saturday evening and booked him at the isdemeanor charge. It and the latter allowy as he represented r of Charles Smith, The very peculiar part of the transaction is that Ryan agreed to pay y and sold it for eight ars per ton when he reached Tnvestigation proves that he did not He Was scattering half-world class He had not eveg d the men who hauled the hay. the same man who was tried at Sac not long ago for shooting at a man. acquitted, Ryan Tuesday morning Miss Minnie on Conlin’s stage. for Maryshome at Oakland. 1 left, Judge Paynter rom relatives at Oakthat it was not safe to enter resent, and that Miss Minnie gat your own price; wice, at the ¢ jl8tf a former Comstocker, met short time El Dorado ty. He was blown up @ distance of He received a broken and eyes injured te young was injured he was taken to San Francisco and is at present in the French wd, sufferer system, through t, and if acquisiwill be y 18th. je-26 stones, tf lass “‘the of» and every ramento He was He claims North Bloomfield, losingHosHis injuries, although severe, ANOTHER MINING ACCIDENT. 16th, says; said, “+ collar At noon the strikers’ headquarters enlivened by speech making. “The strike are goiug to ning freight this sort of Chicago will still on, and now address, ‘‘missionary' the usual cro Heathcote, strikers, said strikers favor once, ; Vice-Presid of were ready to offer is made in of farmers and coast, so that tl acific can tind A brigut, parilla. WHEN nature H. McLean's Blood Purifier, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, Debs Thinks the A dispatch from Debs expresses ‘hitnself hope of winning the strike. ‘‘Hereafter we are not going to make our plans public until they are executed, “roasted” the newspapers, Debs charged the General Managers’ sociation with an abnormal lac very little freight. Aside from the crowd attracted by ing houses are running with The police received informat by a mob was planned for stopping work in the packir 500 officers were secreted about the yards, that if Debs would declare his tight off Pullinan strike wou Company says the company ‘is willing take back its striking that the manager at ti under instructions start up the works as soon &§ enough n WILL FURNISH DEPUTYs. and merchandise, Thia is the second P Was notified -by tele. = Oakland and there ig ¢ there than the telegrams to the newspapers state, as such newspaper telegrams are ‘sent out under é . strict surveillance of the military at-present: . He teld nba = Oar Bia recruit her enfeebled energies STILL HOPEFUL, and On Top Yet. gine dated as still h is not over,” he declared, win. The railroads are trains, thing, be bankrupt, will be on.” the A, R.—-U. headquarters appeared deserted today. Now and then a * drifted into the office, wd of curious and the bustle reduced for the leader of the Pull today that a majority of giving up the fight and ad ent Wickes ‘of the Pulln for several weeks go to work. To make running of all the departments possible, about 1,000 nen are needed, ID OH A. R. U. Men Offer to Protect NonUnion Men, The mediation committee of the strikers yesterday made a formal offer to Governor Markham and United States Marshal Baldwin to furnish from 2,500 to 3,000 members of the Américan Railway Union to serve Deputy United States Marsl pose of protecting non-union ployed by. the Southern Pacific Company operate its trains, train men er The strikers say th good faith, in the interes merchants of the Pacif ley may move their products providing the Southern men to manage their trains, ~+-9 Ge + blooming complexion comes of the good blood made by using Ayer’s Saraa+ *@e o. falters and requires help with Dr, J Strengthening Cordial and £1.00 per bottle, Strikers Will Be k of sincerity, but they are carrying Three months more oft and every railroad in The strike is ion that a raid the purpose of ig houses, and ld come *to an end at employes. «He says he works has been tals tor the pur. “The men offer to serve without pay and make only one conditions that they shall not be called upon ‘to ‘assist in the movement of trains, property and men, except to protect Mules Delirious With Pleasure, : “I saw an odd sight in Luzerne county,’’ said Eckley B. Coxe, ‘Six mules that had for four years hauled cars in the lower workings of a coal shaft to and from the foot of the shaft had to be brought up, owing to the flooding of the mine on account of fire. The mules in all that time had seen no light stronger than the flicker of the litFive July aving ing a burned and three buildings adj Chinese laundries, FIRE AT BENICIA, Thousand DoHars’ Worth of Property Destroyed. BEnicta, July i6.—A fire broke out in the basement of Deviin’s stables this mornt 4:30 o'clock. The Stables were Oining used ag he property belonged "hel tle Davy lamps the miners carried, The . © James Clyne wad. was not insured, The sun Was in its zenith when they reached . loss of the Property was about 85,000, Six were} the surface, and the atmosphere was as horses were burned to death and ten tone Debs} Clear as crystal. a : of hay” and considers ble harnesa were de“The astonished creatures closed their stroyed. Deviin’s logs is about $1,000; no eyes to shut out the flood of strong light and kept them closed while they were being driven to & pasture lot a mile distant and turned loose: There they stood trembling, as if they wero afraid something evil vas about to ‘befall them. Presently they half opened their eyes and peered 1 mouthed amazement. It was clear they couldn’t understand it, ‘‘When they had become accustomed to the sunlight, they elevated ‘their heads and slowly Swept their gazo over culm piles, sky mountains and horizon again and again, Toward sundown . they broke into a chorua of joyous brays, Asmeans “We runthe Ag but W. whirling around like insurance, tire from spreading. is unknown. W. Sehmal, > Wa, Prof. C, Murray, ¥s The -local fire department by of a good supply of Water kept the Phe cause of the fire 2 Oe ARRIVALS AT 7 HE Union Hotel, Main Street, W.-Byrne, San Francisco, Leland, = LT. Gillet, Cold Springs, D. Wheldon, Goia Biat, i shia a ‘, AF Kendrick,. a¢ that has heretofore pervaded the place wag. : fhe like of which was never heard fi =~. Williams, e lacking. mules before. . P, Merton, Forbestown, There was no general strike at the stock After a quarter of an_hour-of shetTy, French and wite, Sheridan, yards twitay.as . atened, All the peck musio-they took to kicking, jumping, . re. ed, 4 16 “ F, Vaughn, Kureka, teetotums and Mrs. Myers and family, Bloomtield, ves. / rolling on the sod as if they had, gone H. H. Arnold, Graniteville, mad. For four days they spent their] Wm. Lathrod, Me. Wells, time gazing at the new sights of field] F.O. Zoan, Bangor, and sky, refusing food and Water, not WwW. W. McLoyd, Grass Valley, even nibbling at the grass and not as J. M. Hatcher, Columbia Aull,sb ‘9 M. G. Wyllie, San Juan, much as blinking an eye in sleep, '— Geo. Fuller “ ‘ Philadelphia Times, d Beadbasy, 2. one aoe W. Wallace, Colfax. ded A Problem In Wizardry, * the We wait to know why persons who }. believe in Wizards, or, at all events, consult wizards, nearly always prefer to believe in mén or women who are of a race inferior to their OWn or in circum: stances which prove that their occult Powers are of no use to themselves, Tho rule is not invariable, for there have to] been great wizards liko Paracelsus, Rog ten} er Bacon, Michact Scott or Cagliostre, the} Who were acknowledged by those who consulted or feared them to be in all ways their superiors, but it is seldom nan to Ceo, t R. 'T. A. Ok “ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street, talch, Rough & Ready, a. ©; Colwell, John Spaulding, Auburn, Vivian, Grass Valley, sen, Washington, Mrs, Chas, Hapgood, Marysville, Mrs. N. D, Coombs, £4 Mra, J. L, Battleman, ss broken, In all the lotters on country: suMrs, J. W., Humphreys, « perstitions which we have” published, Dr. K. B. Bowman, San Francisco, and the much sroater number for which R, M. Smith, “ We could find no room, the ‘‘wise’’ man PW. Rupe, s or woman has always &ypsy blood or} ©. Ki. W hitten, San Joxe, some. peculiarity of appouranos marking . Chas. T. Hull, van Franciseo, out him: or her unfavorably from their arte ret es Valley, kind. The wizard of India is usually a ie Table’ ae naked savage, j while those who resort to him are civilized beings clothed caro: fully in muslin, The reverence of the 48! whites for the black Obeah man or woman in the West Indies is the subn-. ject of countless narratives, especially to] in the French islands. —London Spectator. : Lewis not conta Lavender, Oar fashions aro French, but the new color is, as a rule, our own, Last year is. it was that puzzling pink magenta ta which Mr, Sargent painted ina lady's W. D., tuner, w daya, For jaundice and liver com) Pills are better than any other, Kobinson, Sacramento, Fred Gallaghar, aS + 2@e.+ : plaint, Ayer'y They do in a particle of calomel, + 6@e + ; Piano Tuning, Travers, the well-known pianoill-be “in Nevada City in a few’ f23 silk dress in the Now gallery, This co). or has been revived for 1894, and in a mitigated form, loss voyant, with a 00d deal of the Virulence of it reduced, it will be very popular. But still it won't be the color, which is hever a revival, but always a novelty. The ew color promises to be an Aggressive shade of lavender, very sharp, very pronounced, & little criard, something of the 06lér of & Michuelnias daisy. “Tt again is a color tor the brunette, so that-we shall proba» . bly have dark hair come into fashion, — Westminster Gazette, ic An Indian Girt Orator, At the recent oratorica) contest at the } FIFTY CENTS A WERK \ nie [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for @ week or $2 a month, 10 Cents a-week or 40 Cents a month. ble invariably in advance. . 50 Cents Kach additional line PayaA watch chain, plenty,” attached this office, Second-Hand Desk for sale for $12.50. Great American Tea Store. Brown. and other keys. by calling at this Singer Sewing machine oil, need hand at the agent’ harness shop, Broad street, : Herpear Cooper, Agent. ml5 * The best violin at quire of Fred E. B chasing, was lost 16th. Finder will and receive reward WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE, ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block, FOUND. A bunch of keys, SEWING MACH GET THE BEsT. POR RENT. One store in the Transcript Block. En. RING LOST, A valuable diamond ring, with enameled LOsT.with red fob, “horn of + Finder please leave at »jll Black Walnut Writing Good as new, At j25 Enquire of Fred K, containing watch key Owner can obtain them office, m21 NES. Machines of all grades, les and fixtures always on 8 office in James Cairns and guitar strings for sale F.C. Lugrsx’s, rown, in this city about June please leave at this oftice le je26 8 SCHMIDT Pine Leading Cigar Leading Lady The Best 5 Cent cl. R J Street, Nevada City, Dealers, —In StockGeneral Arthur, Bohemia Club, Methodist church for the Demorest gold medal the prize was won by Miss Em. ma Vanderhaden, a young Sioux Indian sir] from Sisseton agency, There were ix Contestants who had previously won ulvér medals in similar contests, —Mi}. mnuk (8, D) Correspondent Bt. 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Y te ? _— Published Every Evening, _ ae THE DAILY TRAN SCRIPT. except Sunday,BROWN & CA LKINS, ~K, SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15:Cts. per Week or 60 Cts, per Month SS WHEN ‘PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. ° Proprietors, WEDNESDAY es JULY 18, 1894. A Verdict For Pla —Court yesterday, was SS evening. At 1:05 o'clock a, . *oWe, the jury, restitution of the premises’ Fi. The property in order that he Telegraph: Wednesday McDonald Sr., C. W. Cross and A; K, placed in operation by the Development Coimpany, Pacific: Coast Inanager Halskey’s Electric ——~ +--8e +. Telegraph: Alf. Tregidgo, the Sheriff, Certainly Mr. to get him to run, Reo No. 16, I, Gray: W. F, Steffen, W.; Walter Jauch, Martin, R.\8. N. G.3 Jv VinGe hod: Brunson, I, G.; ther, O. G. ———-—-~@ oo Superior Co rt. well presiding: et al. On trial, by-piaintiff, Struck For Shoes. City struck for new shoes not acceded to, calling-upon the militia, _—————+-2@e o-— <8 Seo ' : Renounced Allegiance. ; —— Struck It Rich. — Rep Bivrr, July 16.—The strikers here : : — : . have renounced allegiance to the American A rich strike was made at the Clarke 4 Railway ‘Union and teported for duty amid . mine, in the Half Mile House lot, Monday Hh . general rejoicing, night. The quartz taken out is filled with q —_———-+00--high-grade sulphurets and shows consider\ GREAT OAKS able free gold. It is’éstimated it will yield 4 From little acorns grow, so also do fatal . $40 or ere to the ton. The ledge is of ¥ diseases spring from small beginnings, . 690d size and indications are that it will i Liver and Kidneys Balm is a Sold at: Carr Bros., Drug Store. — +@e + Railroad Notice, A train will leave Nevada City, x, leaving at 10 a, M., and retur 20 P. M., until further orders, Gzo, FLercuer, Gen, Pass, Agt. returned the following verdict: find for the plaintiff in the sum of $40 or one month’s rent, and the An Important Visit, for the Spoken of for Sheriff. Installation, Never neglect Symptoms of Kidney Troubles; if allowed to develop they cause much. suf} fering and sorrow. Dr, J. H. McLean's certain cure for any disease or weakness of the Kidneys, A trial will convince you of its great potency, , arrow Gauge Railroad, every day for ColE. H. Brown, Superintendent. intiff. SS E———_—_—_—_= The case of Johanna Downing vs. QO. C, Oonlan, which was on trial in the Superior given to the jury last M. the jury The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon, John CaldMrs. Harriet Trevaskis vs, Thomas Peard Strikes are becoming contagious. The three prisoners in the chain-gang at Virginia Monday, declaring that they would inaugurate a tie-up oni all the county roads if their demands were The authorities wisely de» cided to buy shoes and avoid a necessity for Dy¥srerrics, take comfort ! Ayer’s Sarsa) ‘ parilla has cured worse cakes than yours, on the ning at j2-tt Awarded i}, BAKING ; POWDER 40 YEARS THE STANDARD; Highest Honors—World’s Fair, MOST PERFECT MADE. pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. “Free om Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant, could resume business, A 4 dispute arose as to the allowance for making a the repairs, and Conlan withheld_the rent, which action. caused the suit to be brought. evening Mark Mark McDonald Jr., Hon. Brock Ridley are expected to arrive here, The gentlemen = = ? come for the purpose of completing arrangeand his readiness in de ments for the electric power plant to be Nevada County Mr. Ridley is the Sieman, pany of London, Berlin and Chicago, If : rte ? there is no delay'in the railroad traing they into public view i” 1874, b will arrive here on the early afternoon train, . 8°8ted San Francisco in the Assembly and as was choseh Speaker. time contributed no litt It has been quietly talked around town for several days past that Mr. well-known mining man, would be urged to run for the office ot Tregidgo would make a strong run and if he was elected he would make an exceptionally good officer, We do not-know whether or not the gentleman hag beeneonsulted in the matter, but the talk is among his intimate friends The following officers of Oustomah Lodge, 0. O. F., were installed last evening by Grand District Deputy Geo. A. Kuglebright, P, Gis IG; Rich, N. G.; L. W, Jennings, V. G.: Chas. C.;: W. H, 8. Langdon, R. §, Henry GuenLittle vs. Caldwell, Jury trial demanded . the 10:05 train for Colfax. Ice! Ice! The Union Ice Co: pany is now prepared. to deliver ice in quantities to suit to any part of the city, Orders left at the Ice House, on the Plaza, will be Promptly at‘onded to, ~ al3 make good all the advertising claimed for question is known as the City Hotel,of which defendant in the : above action is landlord. -Last winter the 3 building was damaged by fire and Mr. 4 Conlan had the necessary repairs made in M sti In cessively entered into John McLaurin, to Haight, chosen Chairman of the Rep Convention at Chicago, General Harrison for President, — Nominee for Governor, During his residence in Amador Pawling. tice of the legal profession, Btate Assembly. moved to San Francisco, business has since been centered, successful practitioner, and the author work on Pleadin the Pacific Coast, was Jidge E. H. Heacock, and he Present partner is John In the Co tutional Convention of: 1879 Mr, 1888 Mr. Estee had the den all trace of arrogance or tee has a taste « for horticulture, tisularly the culture of the Vine, of the most accom the Napa Valley, a large vineya tion, and Frances Divina, Divine of San Jose. His Mrs, Charles Deering, unmarried, ~~ $8e-o Lack of vitality and co or-matter in the balbs causes the hair to fall out and. turn gray. to prevent baldness and grayness, improve in size as’ a reached. Joseph Floyd the mine, etna. a Dr. J. H, McLEan’s dial and Blood Purifier ig admirably adapted to make “‘a little health go a long way.’ Its curative power ig largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic and nutritive properties, by which the energy of the system is re cruited, borne on the prolonged use, Sold at Carr Bros,, Drug Store. From and after this date trains Narrow Gauge will be Tun regularly except Hav them, reached @ phenomenal sale, New. Discovery, and Colds, each bottle guaranteed— Electric Bitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. best in the world, and Dr. King’s New Life Pills, which are a remedies are guaranteed to do just what is years later he was appointed by the Pres He was classes, being pretension. State. At his ‘country two daughters, We recommend Hall's Hair Renewer greater depth is ig superintending ———. trengthening CorIt is pleasant to the taste, easily stomach and harmless under Try it. Railroad Time Table. on the Se Oe ecmrminasin Four Big successes, ing the needed merit to more than the following four remedies have Dr. King’s for consumption, Coughs Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, the is attached herewith will be glad to tell you nore of them, Sold at ‘ Btore Carr Bros.’ Drug A STANDARD-BEARER, His. efforts at that le to the: election of r. Booth as the United States Senator, He received in the Legislature, later, the honorary vote of the for United States Senator. four years Republicans Corporations and his he was the nominee for The cenditions were not then favorable for the success of the party, and ". -. the election resulted in the choice of hig Democratic opponent. General Stoneman, honor of being ublican National which nominated Several He is popular among happily free from all Mr. Esand parHe is ond plished viticulturists in home in the near the city of Napa, he has rd under.the highest cultivaMr, Estee’s family consists of a wife He married Miss daughter of Judge David eldest daughter is and the younger is Sketch of M. M. Estee, Republican Morris M. Estee was born at Freehold, Warren county, Penn., on November 23, 1833. He was! brought Up upon a farm, and his early opportunities were meager, But by dint of school teaching in the winter months he contrived to secure for himselt a liberal education at Waterford Academy in his native State. Mr. Estee came to Calfornia in 1852. He engaged in mining ia Amador and El Dorado counties, county he engaged in teaching school at Voleano, and afterward studied law in the office of Thos, Tn 1856 he was admitted to the bar and opened a law office at Sacramento, and has ever since continued in the pracHe was elected District Attorney in Sacramento, and in 1866 represented Sacramento county in the bly. In the same year he rewhere -his“tegal He isa ofa g8 that isin general use on His first law partner sucpartnership with John H. Boalt, Ramon E, Wilson, Judge McCutchen and: Judge Fitzgerald, His Miller, H. While Mr, Estee is distinguished in his profession, he is better known to public by reason of his activ than because of his success in law, has always been keen! ical questions, and has figured in many campaigns. the ity in politics He y interested in politprominently His oratorical gifts bate have’ on “many Occasions been used effectively for the Republican party. He was Secretary of the Republican State Central Committee in the memorable campaign of 1871, when New Manufacturing Com-. Booth was elected Governor in opposition Mr. Estee came prominently when he repre. ton of tl of t a representative of the Pacitic Coast in the Pan-American Congress, member of the N icaragua Canal Conventio at St. Louis two year ago, dress before that body whic spread attention, in favor of the canal, sketch is a man of genial manners and fin personal appearance, a e William H. Martin is announced in this evening's TRANSCRIPT ag a candidate for the nomination for Assessor, subject to the decision of the Democratic Convention, Martin is a thorough business man, and the experience he has had sessor, as a deputy, fitted for this position, cratic nominee four years ago, against the is flanked Three or four miles Lolo, whose rocky summit reaches toa hight of 9,200 feet above the ing as high ‘as ten pounds are having been caught there, pound fish have been taken, trout in all the lakes, with the Tahoe, will not weigh over a pound. White Rock lake they are hard to catch, and only expert fishermen have heretofore met with success sufficient to pay for the trouble of going there; N-! to be the best lure, Estee took a leading part. He was Chairman the Committee on labors are impressed on the organic law the State. In 1882 Governor. casters have been quite succeasful,_ Last year a rough road was “brushed out’ and a small boat was hauled in from Weber lake, and until a better road is made and accom-= modations of some kind are provided nearer at hand, the number who visit this almost hidden lake will be comparative] to take water from it, South Yuba W runs down to Fordyce Dam, n. Southern Pacific Willing to Reinstate and made an ad~ h attracted wideIt was a strong showing The subject of this The Mediation Committee of strikers held a short conference with General dent Fillmore yesterday, thoroughly discussed, but no agreement was reached. tion of th ditching the “eastern overland train,: last Wednesday, was willing to run its traing without Pullmans, Fillmore emphatically answered in the negative, after announcing that the strikers were determined to-stand b tion to side-track sleepers. ‘“‘Woutpn’t be without it for world’s !” was the emphatic declaration of a lady in reference ts Ayer’s Hair Vigor. A TEAMSTER HURT. Thrown From His Wagon and Hit by Flying Sticks Of Wood, About 2 o’clock today a German named Martin Reich, who has been driving team for Carl Schmidt of the Central Louse, was brought to town for surgical treatment, examination made by Dr. Tickell showed that the man’s collar bone was broken his right leg badly lacereated. The accident which resulted so ‘seriously to Reich happened near the Sutton ranch on the Grass Valley road;'on the hill just below the railroad crossing. His team teok fright at the sprinkling wagon and started to run away. The young man was unable to control the six horses and before they had gone far the wagon, with its big load of four-foot wood, upset, Reich was thrown some distance and was struck on the back by a stick of Wood. @One of the horses stepped on him and he received several minor injuries, One horse was badly hurt: and was pretty well demolished. ——— fle Bincaaa 1 WHITE ROCK) LAKE. _—_— and the wagon A Place But Little Visited, Full of Big Trout. Among the numerous lakes in the. mountains between here and Truckee there is Although fish as White Rock lake. this body of water and the fact that until last season it could only be reached on foot or horseback, has Prevented many tourists . d from going there to fish. This little lake is situated about three miles or.so above Fordyce Dam, and lies in a narrow basin that on three sides by high ridges, distant stands Mt. The situation of t sea. -Trout weighreported ag while many fourThe average exception of R Notwithstanding there are lots of fish in A spoon bait seems although expert fly z ‘int from w old Summit City road over to the lake, wh ; : pai It is rather a rough . route, however, Ne y small, We believe the lake, or at least the right . is ownéd by the ater Company. The water + 20+ FRUITLESS CON FERENCE, vill — Strikers, SuperintenThe situation was Fillmore was willing to~reinstate erument Bill, ‘county and township officers, elected for two years November, 1894, thereafter. probably not one that contains. such large . P. Police Station on am appears that Ryan purchased four tons hay from Geo, Devoe, ed him to haul it awa himself to be a partne the stable man, $10 per ton for the ha and nine doll town, the procesds among the Tidings: Paynter left Shortly after she hac received a telegram f; land stating that city at p should remain here, party in this city who graph not to come to evidently more troub] SS ee George Baldwin, Jr., }this morning: by being fell upon him. One of his ribs on the tight side was broken and penetrated the hur bone was broken badly hurt. te attend the injured man, ———__ saeo— — Open Question Evrrok Transcri Pr: IN CONFLICT, THE CONSTITUTION hroughout the State,” CLAIM, ates the act, + Oe — Constable end to repay Devoe. eu the arrest was made, vada county, as his home, “ Troublous 1 imes, €, en route to her the men who quit work with the excepose who are now under arrest.for oR When asked if the company The Committee then withdrew, y their eriginal proposiwith 2 Oecoun 50 fe arm ++@e +.In the Field. man pital are n Mr, in the office of Asmakes him peculiarly He was the Demualbeit invincible Bond, who got away with him] tan li Mr. fe, if the nervous invalid will begin, only by a comparatively small majority. . and persist in the use of, Hostetter’s StomMartin is very popular with the people, . ach Bitters, which will speedily bring relief and if nominated and elected splendid officer, The present situation is one in which. the railroads have outwitted the hobos. The latter are completely bafiled; they won't walk and breakbeams are out of the question, Reno, and the doleful expression on. their faces is conclusive evidence that they are very heard to remark that he didn’t go a cent on the labor organizations traveling public, settle with the companies manner, WHEN you feel “‘as cross as a cat,” a dose of Ayer’s Pills will make you as good-natured asakitten, Try them for biliousness, Bros, Ick Cream Soda Water at Carr Bros, KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your your bell. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than dne million people have found just a friend in Dr, King’s New Discove for Consumption, you have never used this one trial will convince you that it has wonderful curative powers Throat, Chest and Lungs. guaranteed todo all that is claimed or money will be refunded, ‘Trial Bros. Drug Store $1.00. will make a Day ti ethene Hard on the Tramps, — Sleep, A number of them are stranded in iousne much put out. One of them Waa discommoding the and that they ought to in some other . 13, F. eet Work —? *@e-o Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Bowels and make your Head clear asa 25¢.and 50c. Sold by Carr Bros, —_———-.e + —

A Million Friends. ceived ry and Colds.—If Great Medicine, Coughs, The in all diseases of Each bottle is Corns, bottles free at Carr Large bottles 50c. and other goods one-half I out sale in the Transcript Block. Will Gillen, ago in a mine near Greenwood, somewhat, This is: what many a wishes himself every day, soon be no necessity to forga! A called meeting of Nevada PURE Arctic Foun tai Leutje & Brand have just received a large and elegant assortment of precious Everything bought at ment guaranteed ag represented,’ Genuine Vermont Ma Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Sores, Tetter, Chapped cures Piles, or no pay teed to give perfect c “2 Bee.. EMEMBER, Clothin + 0Oe+ — Seriously Hurt. & very serious accident a et by a blast. and had his back After the unfortuna: there, ot expected to prove fatal, —~. + 2@eFar From the Madd ing Cro nervous to a weak and overstrung nervous by day the appetite, and nerve quietude 38, malaria, — + ~$Oe-o—‘ Masonic Meeting. & A. M., will be held in the second degree, te ee qe iitethanndccies Rare Stones, ibe Maple ‘Sugar. at Gaylord ‘a. P ——* 98 ee Buckien’s Arnica Salve. —_— best Salve in satisfacion o1 Price 25 cents eae Carr Brothers’ Drug Store, father’s mite at Gold Flat. An} work ina stope, when a mass o A CHANCE FOR ARGUMENT. RYAN IS CROOKED. + Oe — But there will ke the busy— somewhat noisy—scenos of metropolibody acquires vigor through the influence. of their reliable tonic, and in the vitality which it diffuses the system the nervous conspicuously share, digestion—all these are promoted by this popular inviyoran they are, who can doubt that the tion. of health speedy and complete ? Constipation, bili nausea, sea sickness and cramps in the stomach yield to this remedy, Lodge, No. at Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening, Jul n Soda Water at Carr this old establishple Sugar just re« the world for Cute, » Salt Rheum, Fever Hands, Chilblains, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively required. It is guaran. per box, For George Baldwin Caved on at Gold . Flat Today. was seriously hurt caved on in his He was at 2 f earth and rock broke loose from the hanging wall and 1g. His and he was otherwise Dr, Muller was summoned and went out He Claims the Four-Year Term an The County Govin Sec. 60, provides that who are » Shall be elected in and every “four years Sec. 170, Sub. 26, page 411, acts of ’93, says in counties of the eighth c ficers shall be elected in 1894 two-years thereafter.” rovides that the terms ‘‘shall be uniform The effect of the exception I claim invaliK. Casper, He Buys Hay Under False Pretenses and is Called to Explain. J. H. Brow arrested one Frank yan at Marysville, says the Democrat, on Saturday evening and booked him at the isdemeanor charge. It and the latter allowy as he represented r of Charles Smith, The very peculiar part of the transaction is that Ryan agreed to pay y and sold it for eight ars per ton when he reached Tnvestigation proves that he did not He Was scattering half-world class He had not eveg d the men who hauled the hay. the same man who was tried at Sac not long ago for shooting at a man. acquitted, Ryan Tuesday morning Miss Minnie on Conlin’s stage. for Maryshome at Oakland. 1 left, Judge Paynter rom relatives at Oakthat it was not safe to enter resent, and that Miss Minnie gat your own price; wice, at the ¢ jl8tf a former Comstocker, met short time El Dorado ty. He was blown up @ distance of He received a broken and eyes injured te young was injured he was taken to San Francisco and is at present in the French wd, sufferer system, through t, and if acquisiwill be y 18th. je-26 stones, tf lass “‘the of» and every ramento He was He claims North Bloomfield, losingHosHis injuries, although severe, ANOTHER MINING ACCIDENT. 16th, says; said, “+ collar At noon the strikers’ headquarters enlivened by speech making. “The strike are goiug to ning freight this sort of Chicago will still on, and now address, ‘‘missionary' the usual cro Heathcote, strikers, said strikers favor once, ; Vice-Presid of were ready to offer is made in of farmers and coast, so that tl acific can tind A brigut, parilla. WHEN nature H. McLean's Blood Purifier, Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store, Debs Thinks the A dispatch from Debs expresses ‘hitnself hope of winning the strike. ‘‘Hereafter we are not going to make our plans public until they are executed, “roasted” the newspapers, Debs charged the General Managers’ sociation with an abnormal lac very little freight. Aside from the crowd attracted by ing houses are running with The police received informat by a mob was planned for stopping work in the packir 500 officers were secreted about the yards, that if Debs would declare his tight off Pullinan strike wou Company says the company ‘is willing take back its striking that the manager at ti under instructions start up the works as soon &§ enough n WILL FURNISH DEPUTYs. and merchandise, Thia is the second P Was notified -by tele. = Oakland and there ig ¢ there than the telegrams to the newspapers state, as such newspaper telegrams are ‘sent out under é . strict surveillance of the military at-present: . He teld nba = Oar Bia recruit her enfeebled energies STILL HOPEFUL, and On Top Yet. gine dated as still h is not over,” he declared, win. The railroads are trains, thing, be bankrupt, will be on.” the A, R.—-U. headquarters appeared deserted today. Now and then a * drifted into the office, wd of curious and the bustle reduced for the leader of the Pull today that a majority of giving up the fight and ad ent Wickes ‘of the Pulln for several weeks go to work. To make running of all the departments possible, about 1,000 nen are needed, ID OH A. R. U. Men Offer to Protect NonUnion Men, The mediation committee of the strikers yesterday made a formal offer to Governor Markham and United States Marshal Baldwin to furnish from 2,500 to 3,000 members of the Américan Railway Union to serve Deputy United States Marsl pose of protecting non-union ployed by. the Southern Pacific Company operate its trains, train men er The strikers say th good faith, in the interes merchants of the Pacif ley may move their products providing the Southern men to manage their trains, ~+-9 Ge + blooming complexion comes of the good blood made by using Ayer’s Saraa+ *@e o. falters and requires help with Dr, J Strengthening Cordial and £1.00 per bottle, Strikers Will Be k of sincerity, but they are carrying Three months more oft and every railroad in The strike is ion that a raid the purpose of ig houses, and ld come *to an end at employes. «He says he works has been tals tor the pur. “The men offer to serve without pay and make only one conditions that they shall not be called upon ‘to ‘assist in the movement of trains, property and men, except to protect Mules Delirious With Pleasure, : “I saw an odd sight in Luzerne county,’’ said Eckley B. Coxe, ‘Six mules that had for four years hauled cars in the lower workings of a coal shaft to and from the foot of the shaft had to be brought up, owing to the flooding of the mine on account of fire. The mules in all that time had seen no light stronger than the flicker of the litFive July aving ing a burned and three buildings adj Chinese laundries, FIRE AT BENICIA, Thousand DoHars’ Worth of Property Destroyed. BEnicta, July i6.—A fire broke out in the basement of Deviin’s stables this mornt 4:30 o'clock. The Stables were Oining used ag he property belonged "hel tle Davy lamps the miners carried, The . © James Clyne wad. was not insured, The sun Was in its zenith when they reached . loss of the Property was about 85,000, Six were} the surface, and the atmosphere was as horses were burned to death and ten tone Debs} Clear as crystal. a : of hay” and considers ble harnesa were de“The astonished creatures closed their stroyed. Deviin’s logs is about $1,000; no eyes to shut out the flood of strong light and kept them closed while they were being driven to & pasture lot a mile distant and turned loose: There they stood trembling, as if they wero afraid something evil vas about to ‘befall them. Presently they half opened their eyes and peered 1 mouthed amazement. It was clear they couldn’t understand it, ‘‘When they had become accustomed to the sunlight, they elevated ‘their heads and slowly Swept their gazo over culm piles, sky mountains and horizon again and again, Toward sundown . they broke into a chorua of joyous brays, Asmeans “We runthe Ag but W. whirling around like insurance, tire from spreading. is unknown. W. Sehmal, > Wa, Prof. C, Murray, ¥s The -local fire department by of a good supply of Water kept the Phe cause of the fire 2 Oe ARRIVALS AT 7 HE Union Hotel, Main Street, W.-Byrne, San Francisco, Leland, = LT. Gillet, Cold Springs, D. Wheldon, Goia Biat, i shia a ‘, AF Kendrick,. a¢ that has heretofore pervaded the place wag. : fhe like of which was never heard fi =~. Williams, e lacking. mules before. . P, Merton, Forbestown, There was no general strike at the stock After a quarter of an_hour-of shetTy, French and wite, Sheridan, yards twitay.as . atened, All the peck musio-they took to kicking, jumping, . re. ed, 4 16 “ F, Vaughn, Kureka, teetotums and Mrs. Myers and family, Bloomtield, ves. / rolling on the sod as if they had, gone H. H. Arnold, Graniteville, mad. For four days they spent their] Wm. Lathrod, Me. Wells, time gazing at the new sights of field] F.O. Zoan, Bangor, and sky, refusing food and Water, not WwW. W. McLoyd, Grass Valley, even nibbling at the grass and not as J. M. Hatcher, Columbia Aull,sb ‘9 M. G. Wyllie, San Juan, much as blinking an eye in sleep, '— Geo. Fuller “ ‘ Philadelphia Times, d Beadbasy, 2. one aoe W. Wallace, Colfax. ded A Problem In Wizardry, * the We wait to know why persons who }. believe in Wizards, or, at all events, consult wizards, nearly always prefer to believe in mén or women who are of a race inferior to their OWn or in circum: stances which prove that their occult Powers are of no use to themselves, Tho rule is not invariable, for there have to] been great wizards liko Paracelsus, Rog ten} er Bacon, Michact Scott or Cagliostre, the} Who were acknowledged by those who consulted or feared them to be in all ways their superiors, but it is seldom nan to Ceo, t R. 'T. A. Ok “ARRIVALS AT THE National Exchange, Broad Street, talch, Rough & Ready, a. ©; Colwell, John Spaulding, Auburn, Vivian, Grass Valley, sen, Washington, Mrs, Chas, Hapgood, Marysville, Mrs. N. D, Coombs, £4 Mra, J. L, Battleman, ss broken, In all the lotters on country: suMrs, J. W., Humphreys, « perstitions which we have” published, Dr. K. B. Bowman, San Francisco, and the much sroater number for which R, M. Smith, “ We could find no room, the ‘‘wise’’ man PW. Rupe, s or woman has always &ypsy blood or} ©. Ki. W hitten, San Joxe, some. peculiarity of appouranos marking . Chas. T. Hull, van Franciseo, out him: or her unfavorably from their arte ret es Valley, kind. The wizard of India is usually a ie Table’ ae naked savage, j while those who resort to him are civilized beings clothed caro: fully in muslin, The reverence of the 48! whites for the black Obeah man or woman in the West Indies is the subn-. ject of countless narratives, especially to] in the French islands. —London Spectator. : Lewis not conta Lavender, Oar fashions aro French, but the new color is, as a rule, our own, Last year is. it was that puzzling pink magenta ta which Mr, Sargent painted ina lady's W. D., tuner, w daya, For jaundice and liver com) Pills are better than any other, Kobinson, Sacramento, Fred Gallaghar, aS + 2@e.+ : plaint, Ayer'y They do in a particle of calomel, + 6@e + ; Piano Tuning, Travers, the well-known pianoill-be “in Nevada City in a few’ f23 silk dress in the Now gallery, This co). or has been revived for 1894, and in a mitigated form, loss voyant, with a 00d deal of the Virulence of it reduced, it will be very popular. But still it won't be the color, which is hever a revival, but always a novelty. The ew color promises to be an Aggressive shade of lavender, very sharp, very pronounced, & little criard, something of the 06lér of & Michuelnias daisy. “Tt again is a color tor the brunette, so that-we shall proba» . bly have dark hair come into fashion, — Westminster Gazette, ic An Indian Girt Orator, At the recent oratorica) contest at the } FIFTY CENTS A WERK \ nie [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for @ week or $2 a month, 10 Cents a-week or 40 Cents a month. ble invariably in advance. . 50 Cents Kach additional line PayaA watch chain, plenty,” attached this office, Second-Hand Desk for sale for $12.50. Great American Tea Store. Brown. and other keys. by calling at this Singer Sewing machine oil, need hand at the agent’ harness shop, Broad street, : Herpear Cooper, Agent. ml5 * The best violin at quire of Fred E. B chasing, was lost 16th. Finder will and receive reward WANTED TO SELL AT ONCE, ROOM TO RENT. A single room on the second floor of the Transcript block, FOUND. A bunch of keys, SEWING MACH GET THE BEsT. POR RENT. One store in the Transcript Block. En. RING LOST, A valuable diamond ring, with enameled LOsT.with red fob, “horn of + Finder please leave at »jll Black Walnut Writing Good as new, At j25 Enquire of Fred K, containing watch key Owner can obtain them office, m21 NES. Machines of all grades, les and fixtures always on 8 office in James Cairns and guitar strings for sale F.C. Lugrsx’s, rown, in this city about June please leave at this oftice le je26 8 SCHMIDT Pine Leading Cigar Leading Lady The Best 5 Cent cl. R J Street, Nevada City, Dealers, —In StockGeneral Arthur, Bohemia Club, Methodist church for the Demorest gold medal the prize was won by Miss Em. ma Vanderhaden, a young Sioux Indian sir] from Sisseton agency, There were ix Contestants who had previously won ulvér medals in similar contests, —Mi}. mnuk (8, D) Correspondent Bt. Paul ‘Hobe. ; se ee Wuen the hair begins to fall out or tur gray, the scalp—noedsdoctoring;—aid—we know of no better specific than Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, POWDER Absolutely Pure. A ‘cream Highest of all in leavening strength, Latest United States Government Food Report, Royal Baking Powder (o., of tartar baking powder.— Sweets to the ee Poley of Candies, ag agree, has the grandest Of quality, the finest we find here, Leading tho Trade it ig quite plain, Soda Yielding to. none, tis hore we buy the finest First-class and wholesome, patrons deem, Foley Our wants supplied, we’ all comfess, 13 Commercial Renowned is Foley, near and far of candy makers, 9 ESE a” See’ eee 106 Wall St., N.Y, Sweet . Stock that here we C to make puro goods is his ideA like noclar we obtiaN Exquisite flavors of every kind, a beverage refreshing with health combinoD chocolates, you and in Nevada in supromE3 street commands suceesS he is the x * st eae Na se Y . LEADING CANDY-MAKER, 13 Commercial St., Nevada City. 3a RR RE RARE RK ee ee eo HERE YOU Something Neat ! HAVE IT! Something Fine ! Something You Need ! Have just received @ complete assortment of Suitings and Largest and Most Complete Stock in Trouserings, We can Suit All Kinds ofr Dressers. Northern California. Bear this in mind, Our Suits Atways Fir, R. T. MORRISON, Merchant Tailor. PINE STREET, NEAR BROAD, NEVADA CITY, CAL. :