June 11, 1895 (4 pages)

3 debilirest folsommon nvalids, tion and the inse twin all ner* ach Bit~ ousness. he food rial and stipation vousness ’ Opiates dicial to > in ininitiates, 2 of the stacles to regular Eto. Consult es wit and w eat. choke iL your yy men ‘ post. ly, and ts made. , GOODS lors,. sactions and financially able to carry out any Toledo, O, Druggists, Toledo, O, ; acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, tle. Sold by all Druggists, free, i Sores, Tetter, Chap Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran4 5 j = . RO apSE SARE (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) Nevada City, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] ~ A SOLDIER'S DEAN ; Nevada County, — He Had It in the City Prison---§ Robbed Him. Sacramento Leader: militiaman from Nevada Calir, Published Evenings Daily Except undays and Pe) Legal Holidays. he SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer & Full Year. A. gallant City arriy LOCAL Reaping NoTicks—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Knovn on AppliJohn Sunderhaus Cation: ‘eur of a commander who had _ been ordered . and. Fred P. L.ow,. have been sold to an to’ “show off” at a Fourth of July p e. . . English company for a large sum of money, ———_—__— ——— During the afternoon he made several as-. and the new owners will take charge within TUESDAY. epee JUNE 11, 1895, saults upon the various forts held by old. thirty days, Gumbrinus, and while he fought a noble At present there are fifteen stamps runbattle to reduce the enemy’s forces, he was ning at the Alaska constantly, and the Telephone No. 4. finally routed and retired 4 a cool retreat . same number are kept pounding away at ——— thought it would be a good idea to pr sng FINGERS BADLY MASHED, soldiers in Camp Budd, at he fell asleep and dreamed and dances with pretty girls, And while he sle Vallejo, A Carpenter’s Queer Experience in This City This Morning. P. W. Crider, while engaged in helping to raise one corner of Mrs. Hamilton’s residence, on Main street, this morning, had ‘the first two fingers of his left hand badly mashed. The building had Leen raised a few inches and Crider waa measuring to get the proper length for a new post. While he was doing this the jackscrew that held up the building slipped from its place and allowed thé building to drop back upon the “old post. Two.of Crider’s fingers happened to be on this post, and were caught by the house and held fast until the other workmen could place the Jackscrew in position ‘and raise the building again. When Crider’ got his fingers out they were mashed flat Pt some camp fu thirty-seven dollars in it, Not satisfied with the boodle, the warrior’s hat, by the cool breezes which . sweep up lested, until he was awakened yeste mower pushed Close up to his ear by gardener, © ——_+01§2 os Sacramento Friday night, togged out in the:glorious habikment of war. He was out in soldier clothes from head to heel, and carried himself ‘with all the haughty grandin the City Plaza, where he doubtless cainp life as he expects to find it with the of sham battles lower, a Weary Wraggles, strolled along and relieved him of his purse, which had also took his watch, and capped the climax of the indignity by stealing the young The “soldier dreamed on through the night, his fevered brow fanned the raging Sacramento, . and never knew “where he was at” or that he had been momorning by the merry musie of the lawn IMPORTANT MINING SALE, . ne Hobo. An English Company Purchases Two Si~ Orta County Mines, An important sale of Sierra county mining Property has just taken place, The Alaska and Grizzly quartz mines, situated at Pike City, formerly owned by W. W. Casserly, Emil Gunzburger, Ben Gunzburger, O. Sunderhaus, Sr., young ed in the Grizzly. The results attained have beén very satisfactory to the old company, and on this showing and the general appearance of the properties the sale was effected. The new company intend to enlarge the scalé of operations and will work the mines on an extensive plan, actice There llowThe machinery plants will be increased in capacity and the number of employes will be doubled before a great while. At present sixty men are employed. The new owners calcalate to spend $150,000 for improved machinery and in opening up the two mines, Pike City evidently has bright future before it, and the Prosperity that is promised for that place will have a beneficial effect upon the mining industry of the rest of Sierra county, We did not learn the price paid by the London company, but are informed that the transaction is one of the largest that has the . taken place in thig section of thé State for a ° . long time, 3 thief from rday COME IN AND TELL US, cnt a SENATOR SHERMAN’S VIEWS, He Answers Senator Hill's Criticisms, Not Only of the Silver Ques Principles of the Republican Party. ton, But of. {he . YOU'RE IN THE WAY . Of getting something, ‘the fred taste of whi¢ : will not come anywhere near satisfying you INIMITABLE ICE CREAM Ls Sharpens the appetite for another antil it~ edge becomes as fing as that of & reser, Foy taking the first taste there mover was a better ” time than the present, : teeeys 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City We Flour, per 100 Ibs, $1.70 it I Yu Hoar? WE ARE Direct Our Announcement to ; : YOUR POCKET BOOK 1 YOU WISH TO SAVE MOREY 7 JUST COMPARE THESE PRICES} oh ita a ee . Salmon, and did not appear to be any thicker than a half dollar, Strange to say, no bones were broken, A minute or two before the accident happened Crider had his arm between the post and the building. It is very fortunate that he was not hurt much worse, Samuel Butler, one of the lessees of the THE THEATER LAST. NIGHT. — Frank Readick and His Company Give a Very Good Performance, — ‘Don’t Find Fault Because the Pap Don't Find Out Everything. If you have a friend visiting you, if some New York, June 10.—Senator John Sherman has been interviewed by a Haag Republican times, ing Journal correspondent at Mansfield; O., . 000,000 in gold to redeem er relative to Senator Hill’s criticism on his speech at Zanesville, which. sensation, presented, we maintain: the has created a s convenient, Hill’s interview,” said Mr. outstanding, and by keeping, as wo did: in always a reserve of $100,any that were whole of that ° : mass at par with gold, because it way more Rolled Barley, per 100 Bran, per 100 Ibs. $1.00, Rice, 17 Ibs for $r, 12 cans Oysters, $1, $1.25. M iddlings, per 100 Ibs. $1. 10. 10 cans for $1 . Lard, 10 Ib cans, $1.10, Lard, 5 lb cans, 65 cts. BUTTER *‘Senator “Mr, Hill,” resumed Mr. Sherman, ‘only I Omatos, 12 cans for $1. . Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents The Readick Dramatic Company played . of your family go to other towns, if your Sherman, ‘sounds much like the utterances displays his ignorance when he says that our Morning Meal, package, 10c, per roll. ; Gold Tunnel mine, had the index finger of . to a fair audience at Nevada Theater last . folks are ill, if any one of your family gets . of one who has not read the speech, or at! silver and other forms of money are not reSyrup, 60 cts per gallon . Fancy Creamery Butter, 35 : the right hand mashed yesterday by a night, Presenting in a very creditaliia” man-. hurt, or if you meet with a piece of good] least does not understand the position of ceived in England at the value we put upon Sago, 20 lbs. for ht. cents per square, i heavy rock falling on it. A severe and } ner ihe five-act drama entitled “The Dan-. luck and would like your frinds to know it, . the Republican party on the money quesit, because we receive it and they send it Tapioco 20 Ibs. for $1 . Extra Fancy Dougtass Cream painful injury was inflicted, in consequence,! ites,” Since the company last visited this . don’t kick because the papers don’t find it] tion, back on the steamer at a trifling cost, and * 3 8 ee rs er O cents of which Mr. Butler will not be able to use city some changes have been made in the. out and publish it,ebut go and tell them. “Mr. Hill likes to be a little different . can use it in payments instead of gold, Clams, 8 cans for $1 ys 4 per square, the finger for some time, personnel and in consequence the combina-. what your item is. They will appreciate a . from every one else, and especially to dis~/ “Bimetallism in 1792 was based upon the . 8 cans Fre nch Sardines, . ————+0 tion is stronger and more evenly balanced . genuine itein of any kind, and if it ig good . agree With the views of President Cleveland. commercial value of the two metals at thai with key openers, $1. STAND A GOOD CHANCE than it was hefore. Frank Readick, in the atic they ee St it. es in et raat om anereg cee raphe sue Hae coins were based upon = es e character of Sand » ave a very clever in-. us know any fact a out your home, then if . Zanesvi © speech. It advanced the ideas mated values of an ounce of gold as the eis ae ° if terpretation of = a and clay the . We fail to use it you can blame the editors, . that I have frequently expressed before, equivalent of fifteen ounces of silver in marFull weight. and best quality guaranteed, Ser plaudits given by’ the audience, He was. but don’s grumble because they don’t find and it, as well as the platform adopted at] ket value. Therefore, silver coins and gold I ull supply of Hay and Grain always on hand, Company C Arrived at Camp Budd Satably supported by Miss Millie Freeman, . the items about you, the convention, is in line with the national coins were issued upon that ratio, both. as Goods delivered Free of Charge. the leading lady, who appeared in the dual Died ia: Sutaetavills platform of 1892. bullion and coin, because that was the com~ urday Night, all Worn Out. part of Nancy Williams and Billy Piper, e “Well, at all the conventions in Ohio we. mercial ratio of the two metals at the time, EN a=} iN x 7 oo _—_" A corteepotident writes to a eau ek both of which characters she sustained in an ‘Sunday at about 1 o’clock John Dewan have declared that we are in favor of the . as determined by H amilton and Jefferson, oe = : = ; : kd lejo saying that the members of Company admirable aoe: Miss Floretice Earl and died at hie home in Succor Flat, adjoining . use of _ oe and ar BS aan If pamitton and Jefferson bere now an Main Stre@t, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. CO arrived in camp there Saturday night, Miss Joyclynn Ww ierne took their respective Smartsville. Heart disease was the canse . Par wien each other, To the ee that we . ing, and were called Upon to make a ah ———___. and that they were all tired out. On Sin-. Parts very creditably. David Rivers made . of death. Deceased had resided in Smartscan maintain the silver at par with gold, we . between the two metals they would base it ———— rs everything was tiled’ aed Monday . ® decided hit as Judge McCann, the early . ville about eight years, He formerly lived . coin it at ite market Value and ee it aye upon the market value of these two metals GROCERIEs, morning the soldiers sntived ousa Ale ke day magistrate. Edward Barrett, Leon . in Sweetland, when hydraulic mining was legal arnault: signet it id — ing . now—about thirty ounces oballver as equivGROCERIES ties of camp life. The correspondent says: Henry, and the other members of the com-. in Vogue, and he has some valuable mining . it regia paying it out as the equivalent Of alent to one ounce of gold, That would be , “Brom all appearances our company wil . FY acquitted themselves with credit. The] ground in that locality could it be worked ars tie bimetallism as they understood it, carry away all honors. “We are well Urilled . Play wae enjoyed by the audience, and the by the hydraulic process, John Dewan was. ‘‘We have $346,000,000 of greenbacks in marching and in the manual of arms, and are also well drilled in eating. There are two men in the company who will take the prize for the biggest and longest eaters, “General Dickenson and staff arrived here this morning from San Francisco to inspect the Second Regiment. “Lieutenant. Henry Rich is here making us avisit. He is looking fine, about 450 soldiers in camp.” OD Vivian Released on Parole, attended, intensely interesting drama, ‘‘Monte Cristo oOo oe °A FINE ENTERTAINMENT There are morrow Evening. At a meeting of the State Prison Directors on Saturday last, it was decided to release Fred W. Vivian on parole, Vivian performance is Well spoken of by. all who Tonight the troupe appear again and will produce the ever popular and To be Given at the M. E. Church ToThe musical and literary entertainment to be given at the Methodist Church tomorrow @ good citizen and well thought of by his acquaintances, He leaves a wife and family, five girls and two boys, all grown. Hig age .”’ . was about 60 years, IS aT sis The Mill For the Oro Fino, The last load of machinery for the tenstamp mill at the Oro Fino mine was hauled today. The building is up and the mortar blocks will be put in place in a few days. It is expected that all the machinery will be in place within three weeks, and the mill ready to startup. The last crushing from this mine paid $25 per ton, -_————-+~@ eo Be An E,INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS. Si R Sold by Druggists or sent by-mail. 25c., 50c, attempted to set fire to the house in which ‘his father and mother lived in this city, and on account of this offense was convicted in the Superior Court of arson and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for two years and a half, His term expires . ¢j December 21, 1895, -If Vivian behaves he will not have to return to the prison, —~+-0 Gee How’s This! g for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. A We the undersigned have known By. J Cheney for the last 15 years,.and believe him perfectly honorable in al] business tran-. A obligation made by the firm, evening, under the charge of the Nevada City Epworth League, promises to be the Miss Needham -and Miss Ames have appeared they have been greeted with crowded houses, and Nevada City will be no excep= says: ner, called forth such a storm of applause We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward . from the audience that the young lady was : compelled to respond to the encore. marked by a tone of merit and reatest event of the season, Everywhere her, cov: on to the rule. The San Jose Mercury whi the 4 ; 3 Cou The San Jose Report says this about Miss mes: The entertainment given by Miss Stella mes was attended by a large audience and elegatice 7 aud Mrs. Phabe Thomas, Ill., was told by her doctors she had Consumption and that there was no hope for saved her life, naturally thankful, Carr Bros, Drug Store, Two Lives ‘saved. of Junction City, » but two bottles Dr, King’s New Dis— ery oompletely cured her and she Mr. Thos, saya it PRT Y ‘NI WY . NI Eggers, 136 L i Florida St., San Francisco, suffered from a seers Las Se SBE Rs dreadful cold, approaching Consumption, é Aevacn Ee deen i, . 294 the prices lowest in the State. : ” tried without result everythin else then Vertisements of not to exceed five lines in The vodal solo, ‘I Think of Thee, renbought one bottle of Dr. Hing’ New Dis-. length inserted under this head for 50 Cents Before giving your orders for any kind of ~ . dered by Miss Needham in a charming mancovery and in two weeks was cured, He ia. @ Week or $2 a month. Each additional line It is such results, of ch these are samples, that prove the wonderful efficacy of this medicine in ghs and Colds. Free trial bottles at Regular size 50c¢ ble in $1.00. eae ea $2,500 Wanted. he advertiser wishes to borrow $2,500 and $1.00 per package. Samples free, KO No The Favorite TOOTH POWDER forthe Teeth and Breath, 25c, . Sold by.Carr Bros, ee 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. A desirable lot, forty-five feet, and situated on Piety Hill, is offered for sale cheap. ‘Monuments, Tombstones, &, WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, ' Boulder Street, Near Pack Avenue, TION UPTIONS ON THE SKIN. AUTIFIES “COMPLEXION. =e LORA CASE IT WILL NOT CURE agreeable Laxative and Nexve Tonto, We ere fully tracts for all k. nds of prepared to take con Monumunt, Toinbstone And Granite Work. Seotch Granite, and Marble of every descrip) ton, = * Lettering on Tomb tones and Monuments Promptly attended tu * Ali work warranted to be first-class Marble or Granite Work givé us a call, Payavariably in advance. . WEISENBURGER & COFFEY, Building Lot For Sale. 8D ieee i Chapman, Dr. N. BH. Chapman, Dr. C. Wy, Chapman, having a frontage of Inquire on the Neat Little Parcels in Pretty Little Wrappers, WHATEVER YOU NEED GROCERIES, GROCERIES, ~GROCERIES. From the Smallest Item to To the Heaviest Goods. x GREAT BIG PARCELS IN BIG BASKETS, JAN OUR LINE WE CAN SUPPLY, — Shurtlerr & Son. LEADING CANDY-MAKER, . ee, og sha ous See wees =a = Highest Honors—World’s Fair, : throughout. Miss Ames came before her lot TRAex, Wholesale Druggist, patie in @ graceful, natural and pleasing way. Her dress gives a suggestion of the classic, One sees at a glance that she is cultivated and womanly, She establishes Pleasant relations with her audiences at once, Her pantomine of the “Old Oken Bucket” was noticeably’ expressive, This is Miss Ames’ first appearance in San Jose, and she was recalled after every recitation, Watpina, Kinxin & Marvin, Wholesale Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, Price 75c, per botTestimonial Address, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, 0. sold by Draggists, 75c, ——-+0+Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, ines, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever & A WOODCHOPPER'S MISHAP. to give perfect satisfaction or money ice 25 cents per box. For at ’ Drug Store, He Nearly Severs Two Fingers From His Right Hand With an Ax. ED Waggoner met with a serious accident at Quaker Hill about half-past 11 o’clock this forenoon. He was splitting stove wood and was holding a stick with his right hand and using the ax with his left hand, when the sharp blade of the ax struck him on the hand with sufficient force to almost completely gever the right index finger, close to the hand, and cutting partly through the secoud finger. Frank White brought Waggoner to town ‘and Dr, Maller attended him. The forefinger was found to be hanging by a small particle of-skin, but the doctor decided not to remove it, hoping that the circulation, which was not entirely destruyed, would be sufficient to save the member. The second finger can be saved. Awarded’ Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. PRICES PODER Most Perfect Made, ’ 40 Years the Standard, Ar the first indications of disorder, the deranged or enfeébled condition of the stomach, liver, or bowels, should be promptly rectified by Ayer's Catharic Pills. These Pills do not gripe, are perfectly safe to take, and remove all tendency to liver and bowel < on good property, lars enquire at TRANsc For further particu RIPT office, m22tf est of all in leavenin United States Governm Royal Baking I bereby notify all to debt Mra, this date.June 1}, 1895, H. Fieger complaints, 1 BAKING WD Absolutely Pure. . A cream of tartar baking powder, High106 Wall St., N. y, Sleeve’ Button Lost. A gentleman’s gold sleeve button, with three smal] settings of pearl, turquois, was lost in this city a ago. Finder please leave at this office. 6Take Notice. & strength, Latest eut Food Report, Powder Co., garnet and few days whom it may con-]. cern that I will not be responsible for any may contract after premises of Mrs. Joun Mirren, Wanted. DENTISTS, GROCERIES, An honest, active gentleman or lady to GROCERIEs, travel for established, reliable house. Sal-]NEVADA CITY. -CAL, ary $780, payable $15 weekly and expenses, Situation permanent. References. Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, The Dominion Company, 318 Chicago, . Local Anesthetios, if desired Omaha Building, maha Building Office at Residence, _m29-1m Wagon for Sale. A good two-horse wagon is offered for Annual Meeting. sale cheap, Enquire at this office. . Thirty Dollars Reward. Ah Fong left the Baltic mine for Graniteville on snowshoes Jan, 20, 1895, and has not been heard from since. —It—ia believed that he perished in the snow. A reward of $30 will be paid to the person finding his remains. ' He Oy or Lune Moon,. Nevada City. Will be held at the oflice of the Company, Nevada City, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, At the hour of 8 o'clock P. M K. CASPER, Secretar Nevada City, June 5th, 1895 Sacramento Street. tae ts Annual Meeting of the Siockholders of the : Harmony Gravel Mining Company rear of Carter & Johnston's store,Cominercial Street, y {Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats A ah PERFECT: . FIT 4} GUARANTEED, 5) . T have an extensive line of imported and domeitic cloths for Dress Suits, Business Suits, and your “Suoda Come 4, and see them, : SS eo FEB. DULAC. Merchant Tailor. Conimercial Street, inT; ansecript Block. Hexry Fizorr, f 4% He Se ee ce ee * Rest” Suit. I am making OVERCOA'S ‘of the Latest Fashion, with satin linings and silks facings, at prices that compare favorably with “store” overcoats, * ~ . PLAZA GROCERY STORE. GROCERIES, Groceries, \ EE HERE . THROW YOUR 100 lbs Flour, $1.70, 100 Ibs Middlings, $1.10, Hams, 12 1-2 cts; per pound, 8 cans Corn Beef, $1.co. High Prices Mast Get Out of too"lbs Bran, $1 00, 100; lbs Barley, $1.25. 12, cans Mackerel, $1.00. 8 cans Clams, $t.co. Morning Meal Package, 10 cts. 10 1~-Ib. Cans Salmon $1.00. Fancy Dairy Butter 25c per roll. %-Gal Bottle Pickles 25c. Pepsin Whiskey, $1.25 per bottle. . . Oysters, per dozen cans, $x. SS nd J.J.JACKSON . Commercial Street, near Pine, -. = Nevada City, Cal. . \

3 debilirest folsommon nvalids, tion and the inse twin all ner* ach Bit~ ousness. he food rial and stipation vousness ’ Opiates dicial to > in ininitiates, 2 of the stacles to regular Eto. Consult es wit and w eat. choke iL your yy men ‘ post. ly, and ts made. , GOODS lors,. sactions and financially able to carry out any Toledo, O, Druggists, Toledo, O, ; acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, tle. Sold by all Druggists, free, i Sores, Tetter, Chap Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively oures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaran4 5 j = . RO apSE SARE (Established Sept. 6, 1860.) Nevada City, THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT] ~ A SOLDIER'S DEAN ; Nevada County, — He Had It in the City Prison---§ Robbed Him. Sacramento Leader: militiaman from Nevada Calir, Published Evenings Daily Except undays and Pe) Legal Holidays. he SUBSCRIPTION TERMS—Fifteen Cents a Week, @ixty Cents a Month; Six Dollars a Year When Paid in Advance fer & Full Year. A. gallant City arriy LOCAL Reaping NoTicks—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollar a Line a Month. Rates For Other Advertising Made Knovn on AppliJohn Sunderhaus Cation: ‘eur of a commander who had _ been ordered . and. Fred P. L.ow,. have been sold to an to’ “show off” at a Fourth of July p e. . . English company for a large sum of money, ———_—__— ——— During the afternoon he made several as-. and the new owners will take charge within TUESDAY.. epee JUNE 11, 1895, saults upon the various forts held by old. thirty days, Gumbrinus, and while he fought a noble At present there are fifteen stamps runbattle to reduce the enemy’s forces, he was ning at the Alaska constantly, and the Telephone No. 4. finally routed and retired 4 a cool retreat . same number are kept pounding away at ——— thought it would be a good idea to pr sng FINGERS BADLY MASHED, soldiers in Camp Budd, at he fell asleep and dreamed and dances with pretty girls, And while he sle Vallejo, A Carpenter’s Queer Experience in This City This Morning. P. W. Crider, while engaged in helping to raise one corner of Mrs. Hamilton’s residence, on Main street, this morning, had ‘the first two fingers of his left hand badly mashed. The building had Leen raised a few inches and Crider waa measuring to get the proper length for a new post. While he was doing this the jackscrew that held up the building slipped from its place and allowed thé building to drop back upon the “old post. Two.of Crider’s fingers happened to be on this post, and were caught by the house and held fast until the other workmen could place the Jackscrew in position ‘and raise the building again. When Crider’ got his fingers out they were mashed flat Pt some camp fu thirty-seven dollars in it, Not satisfied with the boodle, the warrior’s hat, by the cool breezes which . sweep up lested, until he was awakened yeste mower pushed Close up to his ear by gardener, © ——_+01§2 os Sacramento Friday night, togged out in the:glorious habikment of war. He was out in soldier clothes from head to heel, and carried himself ‘with all the haughty grandin the City Plaza, where he doubtless cainp life as he expects to find it with the of sham battles lower, a Weary Wraggles, strolled along and relieved him of his purse, which had also took his watch, and capped the climax of the indignity by stealing the young The “soldier dreamed on through the night, his fevered brow fanned the raging Sacramento, . and never knew “where he was at” or that he had been momorning by the merry musie of the lawn IMPORTANT MINING SALE, . ne Hobo. An English Company Purchases Two Si~ Orta County Mines, An important sale of Sierra county mining Property has just taken place, The Alaska and Grizzly quartz mines, situated at Pike City, formerly owned by W. W. Casserly, Emil Gunzburger, Ben Gunzburger, O. Sunderhaus, Sr., young ed in the Grizzly. The results attained have beén very satisfactory to the old company, and on this showing and the general appearance of the properties the sale was effected. The new company intend to enlarge the scalé of operations and will work the mines on an extensive plan, actice There llowThe machinery plants will be increased in capacity and the number of employes will be doubled before a great while. At present sixty men are employed. The new owners calcalate to spend $150,000 for improved machinery and in opening up the two mines, Pike City evidently has bright future before it, and the Prosperity that is promised for that place will have a beneficial effect upon the mining industry of the rest of Sierra county, We did not learn the price paid by the London company, but are informed that the transaction is one of the largest that has the . taken place in thig section of thé State for a ° . long time, 3 thief from rday COME IN AND TELL US, cnt a SENATOR SHERMAN’S VIEWS, He Answers Senator Hill's Criticisms, Not Only of the Silver Ques Principles of the Republican Party. ton, But of. {he . YOU'RE IN THE WAY . Of getting something, ‘the fred taste of whi¢ : will not come anywhere near satisfying you INIMITABLE ICE CREAM Ls Sharpens the appetite for another antil it~ edge becomes as fing as that of & reser, Foy taking the first taste there mover was a better ” time than the present, : teeeys 13 Commercial Street, Nevada City We Flour, per 100 Ibs, $1.70 it I Yu Hoar? WE ARE Direct Our Announcement to ; : YOUR POCKET BOOK 1 YOU WISH TO SAVE MOREY 7 JUST COMPARE THESE PRICES} oh ita a ee . Salmon, and did not appear to be any thicker than a half dollar, Strange to say, no bones were broken, A minute or two before the accident happened Crider had his arm between the post and the building.. It is very fortunate that he was not hurt much worse, Samuel Butler, one of the lessees of the THE THEATER LAST. NIGHT. — Frank Readick and His Company Give a Very Good Performance, — ‘Don’t Find Fault Because the Pap Don't Find Out Everything. If you have a friend visiting you, if some New York, June 10.—Senator John Sherman has been interviewed by a Haag Republican times, ing Journal correspondent at Mansfield; O., . 000,000 in gold to redeem er relative to Senator Hill’s criticism on his speech at Zanesville, which. sensation, presented, we maintain: the has created a s convenient, Hill’s interview,” said Mr. outstanding, and by keeping, as wo did: in always a reserve of $100,any that were whole of that ° : mass at par with gold, because it way more Rolled Barley, per 100 Bran, per 100 Ibs. $1.00, Rice, 17 Ibs for $r, 12 cans Oysters, $1, $1.25. M iddlings, per 100 Ibs. $1. 10. 10 cans for $1 . Lard, 10 Ib cans, $1.10, Lard, 5 lb cans, 65 cts. BUTTER *‘Senator “Mr, Hill,” resumed Mr. Sherman, ‘only I Omatos, 12 cans for $1. . Fancy Dairy Butter, 25 cents The Readick Dramatic Company played . of your family go to other towns, if your Sherman, ‘sounds much like the utterances displays his ignorance when he says that our Morning Meal, package, 10c, per roll. ; Gold Tunnel mine, had the index finger of . to a fair audience at Nevada Theater last . folks are ill, if any one of your family gets . of one who has not read the speech, or at! silver and other forms of money are not reSyrup, 60 cts per gallon . Fancy Creamery Butter, 35 : the right hand mashed yesterday by a night, Presenting in a very creditaliia” man-. hurt, or if you meet with a piece of good] least does not understand the position of ceived in England at the value we put upon Sago, 20 lbs. for ht. cents per square, i heavy rock falling on it. A severe and } ner ihe five-act drama entitled “The Dan-. luck and would like your frinds to know it, . the Republican party on the money quesit, because we receive it and they send it Tapioco 20 Ibs. for $1 . Extra Fancy Dougtass Cream painful injury was inflicted, in consequence,! ites,” Since the company last visited this . don’t kick because the papers don’t find it] tion, back on the steamer at a trifling cost, and * 3 8 ee rs er O cents of which Mr. Butler will not be able to use city some changes have been made in the. out and publish it,ebut go and tell them. “Mr. Hill likes to be a little different . can use it in payments instead of gold, Clams, 8 cans for $1 ys 4 per square, the finger for some time, personnel and in consequence the combina-. what your item is. They will appreciate a . from every one else, and especially to dis~/ “Bimetallism in 1792 was based upon the . 8 cans Fre nch Sardines, . ————+0 tion is stronger and more evenly balanced . genuine itein of any kind, and if it ig good . agree With the views of President Cleveland. commercial value of the two metals at thai with key openers, $1. STAND A GOOD CHANCE than it was hefore. Frank Readick, in the atic they ee St it. es in et raat om anereg cee raphe sue Hae coins were based upon = es e character of Sand » ave a very clever in-. us know any fact a out your home, then if . Zanesvi © speech. It advanced the ideas mated values of an ounce of gold as the eis ae ° if terpretation of = a and clay the . We fail to use it you can blame the editors, . that I have frequently expressed before, equivalent of fifteen ounces of silver in marFull weight. and best quality guaranteed, Ser plaudits given by’ the audience, He was. but don’s grumble because they don’t find and it, as well as the platform adopted at] ket value. Therefore, silver coins and gold I ull supply of Hay and Grain always on hand, Company C Arrived at Camp Budd Satably supported by Miss Millie Freeman, . the items about you, the convention, is in line with the national coins were issued upon that ratio, both. as Goods delivered Free of Charge. the leading lady, who appeared in the dual Died ia: Sutaetavills platform of 1892. bullion and coin, because that was the com~ urday Night, all Worn Out. part of Nancy Williams and Billy Piper, e “Well, at all the conventions in Ohio we. mercial ratio of the two metals at the time, EN a=} iN x 7 oo _—_" A corteepotident writes to a eau ek both of which characters she sustained in an ‘Sunday at about 1 o’clock John Dewan have declared that we are in favor of the . as determined by H amilton and Jefferson, oe = : = ; : kd lejo saying that the members of Company admirable aoe: Miss Floretice Earl and died at hie home in Succor Flat, adjoining . use of _ oe and ar BS aan If pamitton and Jefferson bere now an Main Stre@t, Opposite Union Hotel, Nevada City, Cal. CO arrived in camp there Saturday night, Miss Joyclynn Ww ierne took their respective Smartsville. Heart disease was the canse . Par wien each other, To the ee that we . ing, and were called Upon to make a ah ———___. and that they were all tired out. On Sin-. Parts very creditably. David Rivers made . of death. Deceased had resided in Smartscan maintain the silver at par with gold, we . between the two metals they would base it ———— rs everything was tiled’ aed Monday . ® decided hit as Judge McCann, the early . ville about eight years, He formerly lived . coin it at ite market Value and ee it aye upon the market value of these two metals GROCERIEs, morning the soldiers sntived ousa Ale ke day magistrate. Edward Barrett, Leon . in Sweetland, when hydraulic mining was legal arnault: signet it id — ing . now—about thirty ounces oballver as equivGROCERIES ties of camp life. The correspondent says: Henry, and the other members of the com-. in Vogue, and he has some valuable mining . it regia paying it out as the equivalent Of alent to one ounce of gold, That would be , “Brom all appearances our company wil . FY acquitted themselves with credit. The] ground in that locality could it be worked ars tie bimetallism as they understood it, carry away all honors. “We are well Urilled . Play wae enjoyed by the audience, and the by the hydraulic process, John Dewan was. ‘‘We have $346,000,000 of greenbacks in marching and in the manual of arms, and are also well drilled in eating. There are two men in the company who will take the prize for the biggest and longest eaters, “General Dickenson and staff arrived here this morning from San Francisco to inspect the Second Regiment. “Lieutenant. Henry Rich is here making us avisit. He is looking fine, about 450 soldiers in camp.” OD Vivian Released on Parole, attended, intensely interesting drama, ‘‘Monte Cristo oOo oe °A FINE ENTERTAINMENT There are morrow Evening. At a meeting of the State Prison Directors on Saturday last, it was decided to release Fred W. Vivian on parole, Vivian performance is Well spoken of by. all who Tonight the troupe appear again and will produce the ever popular and To be Given at the M. E. Church ToThe musical and literary entertainment to be given at the Methodist Church tomorrow @ good citizen and well thought of by his acquaintances, He leaves a wife and family, five girls and two boys, all grown. Hig age .”’ . was about 60 years, IS aT sis The Mill For the Oro Fino, The last load of machinery for the tenstamp mill at the Oro Fino mine was hauled today. The building is up and the mortar blocks will be put in place in a few days. It is expected that all the machinery will be in place within three weeks, and the mill ready to startup. The last crushing from this mine paid $25 per ton, -_————-+~@ eo Be An E,INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS. Si R Sold by Druggists or sent by-mail. 25c., 50c, attempted to set fire to the house in which ‘his father and mother lived in this city,

and on account of this offense was convicted in the Superior Court of arson and sentenced to imprisonment in the penitentiary for two years and a half, His term expires . ¢j December 21, 1895, -If Vivian behaves he will not have to return to the prison, —~+-0 Gee How’s This! g for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. A We the undersigned have known By. J Cheney for the last 15 years,.and believe him perfectly honorable in al] business tran-. 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ED Waggoner met with a serious accident at Quaker Hill about half-past 11 o’clock this forenoon. He was splitting stove wood and was holding a stick with his right hand and using the ax with his left hand, when the sharp blade of the ax struck him on the hand with sufficient force to almost completely gever the right index finger, close to the hand, and cutting partly through the secoud finger. Frank White brought Waggoner to town ‘and Dr, Maller attended him. The forefinger was found to be hanging by a small particle of-skin, but the doctor decided not to remove it, hoping that the circulation, which was not entirely destruyed, would be sufficient to save the member. The second finger can be saved. Awarded’ Gold Medal, Midwinter Fair. PRICES PODER Most Perfect Made, ’ 40 Years the Standard, Ar the first indications of disorder, the deranged or enfeébled condition of the stomach, liver, or bowels, should be promptly rectified by Ayer's Catharic Pills. 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Enclose self-addressed stamped envelope, The Dominion Company, 318 Chicago, . Local Anesthetios, if desired Omaha Building, maha Building Office at Residence, _m29-1m Wagon for Sale. A good two-horse wagon is offered for Annual Meeting. sale cheap, Enquire at this office. . Thirty Dollars Reward. Ah Fong left the Baltic mine for Graniteville on snowshoes Jan, 20, 1895, and has not been heard from since. —It—ia believed that he perished in the snow. A reward of $30 will be paid to the person finding his remains. ' He Oy or Lune Moon,. Nevada City. Will be held at the oflice of the Company, Nevada City, California, on Tuesday, July 2d, 1895, At the hour of 8 o'clock P. M K. CASPER, Secretar Nevada City, June 5th, 1895 Sacramento Street. tae ts Annual Meeting of the Siockholders of the : Harmony Gravel Mining Company rear of Carter & Johnston's store,Cominercial Street, y {Beautiful Suitings and Overcoats A ah PERFECT: . FIT 4} GUARANTEED, 5) . 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