June 7, 1895 (4 pages)

Wa ennui. i HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, rte dl Sunday. PERSONAL: POINTERS. JUNE 7, PRIDAY. 255. ceate BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . ee 1895. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. SEKVED BY CARKIEKS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. wank Month WHEN PAID iN ADVADCE sf oo DOLLARS — PER YEAR. WORKING REFRACTORY ORES, oe A cet Process Which Saves Niel Sk Per Cent. . San Bernordiny duu: ™~ end of **; Frucesses Auere has been "with pruuiises ol lutivnizing’ mining. deme ol thc have accoupeheu praised teollits, bLave lntcasurably many mure of hein been Cisasiruu Agluces, and ‘the pubuc have eredible on the suvjcct. Wituessed siuce the carly’ days, Lurvugu the stages ol *toick, Pan aud shovel, rocker, and sluice up tu:the great bydraulic auc milling systems of never becume hupeless ef 4urther loprovement, especially” ay to the Ulscuvery o colatanigtd ts what are: caileu “‘retractory ores,.\o} Which there are.aluos limitless quantiués all over this Coast, sume of them exceedingly rich, aud of ‘these Sau Bernardino and their iuli share, Aud pow comes apparently reliable iuformation that the secret has been solved, and that, in Ipswich, Eugland, under the auspices of a number of able miluing me: and metaliurgists, @ hew process ls Mi Operation by which silver and gold are saved up to 95 per cent of the value of the ore, and the process is capable of treatiag aurilerous pyrites and sulphuretted silver ores without the necessity tor previous roasting. The outfit now in opreration aud with a degree of success » hich has more than tuifilled promises or expectatiuns, Consists o an eighteeu-horse-pow er engine, a five stamp battery, a four-horse-power dynam, electri cal amalgamator, pan and settler. salt of 4 per ceut strength, which is ted int the battery with current decomposes the salt, the ore, chlorine at the positive pole, and forming a sodium amalgam with the quicksilver at the negative pole. is brought to a finely divided condition, is chloridized and then deposited in the quicksilver. The sulphides and chlorides of decomposed by the sodium and hydrogen formed at the negative pole, the silver in contact with the qutcksilver, forming an amalgam. From the battery a@ spout carries the pulverized ore and salt solution into a vertical steel cylinder, within which is a horizontal cylinder, which revolves rapidly, and theuce it 1s conveyed toa pin and settler, in which latter nearly allot the mineral that escapes from the cylinder is recovered. The only loss is from tween metallic mercury and the chloride, which results in the ‘which is insoluble, but this luss is insiguib— “ant. the reaction beformation of calomel, insigniticant loss, which they hope to ac ‘complish by an electric current enough to strong decom pose metallic sodium to furm sodium amalyam, The importance to this: lucality of this liv “reVvothe‘inethuds ol polu aud silve: HUG a gicar become inLhuse who have the advaucement m Calillorula sol y-tou the preseut day Cau adjylming cumuties have The only chemical used is a solution of common the electric liberaving In this way the gold silver are whith liberates That tact, however, has not deterred the operators trom efforts to-cure even this salt and praduce ageeges Lee of Angels Camp is in town. . R, Remele of Sacramento is in town. , a. Landers of Oakland is canes spending a ‘few days, E. Rucker of Washington was here yesmoe . L. McCandess of San Francisco is in town, John Spaulding came in on the morning train from Auburn. . , J. Daniels arrived here from Washington yesterday. L. S. Upson, a wholesale merchant of Sacramento, is in town. B. J. Whiteside of San Francisco ’ arrived here last on evening’s train. E. M. Lapidaine and S. H. Knowles, of San. Francisco, are in town. Mrs. Joubert of San Francisco came in on pe evening’s train. . H. Green of San Jose arrived here on As morning train. « Miss Whitney of You Bet made a short visit to this city today. R. J. Provines of Downieville arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. Miss Minnie Taylor of Montana, formerly of this city, is visiting friends here. R. M. Jchnson and Miss A, Johnson, of ‘Brownsville, are here on a visit, The Misses Godfrey of Columbia Hill were visitors at the county seat yesterday. Theodore Jacobs, the bugler of Company C, left today for Sacramento, where he will i i reside. Hattie and Bessie Isbester of Sweetland were visiting friends in oa city yesterday. Hon. R. McMurray and Major J. S. MeBride came over.from North San Juan last Misses 4 evening. Niles Searls Jr, and family of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit to Fred Searls and family, Superintendent A. D. Gassaway of the West Harmony returned this morning from a visit to San Francisco, , Ray Fairchild of Los Angeles is here on a visit. of John Fairchild, who was engaged in the drug store business in this city with Hon, E, M. Preston about twenty-five years ago, Miss Jennie Berriinan of Grass Valley, who is well known in this city, is now in charge of the Salvation Army Barracks at pacramento, she being Captain of the Army at that place. . W. Bradley, the owner of the Spanish nine at Washington, came down today. R. Rosenthal and W. J. Conlan, of San arrived here on the morniug 1 He is a son ) 'raucisco, train, Jules Isoard, who has been here on a visit to his parents, returned to Lincoln today. Mrs. R. McMurray and Mrs. Hunt, niece of Mr. McMurray, are expected to arrive here from below tomorrow evening, and will probably spend the summer in this city. Mrs. Hunt will be accompanied by her shildren. J. QO, Hayes and W. P. Lyon, of Eden Vale, Santa Clara county, who have been at Washington, where they are interested in he Rocky Bar mine, returned here today m their way home, A NEW FENDER. The Invention of a Grass Valley Man of Genius, discovery will be appreciated when it is Tidings : At the present time great attenreflected that in San Bernardino and Luyo . tion js being devoted in San Francisco to counties, and in Arizova there are imwhich of dollars per ‘ton, .yet or menuse ledges the hundreds account of the ores cannot be cent of their value. assay way up in it for this section. ——__-—_ + 2@0-‘SWEET ‘STRAINS OF MUSIC. An Organization That Our People Are Justly Proud of. Last evening the Nevada City Bras and Reed Band, Phil Goyne leader, ten dered a serenade to ©. D. Lane, Superin tendent of the Mayflower mine, and others at the Union Hotel. The went to the residence of Geo. C, on Broad street, selections were they dispersed. discoursed, the State. There combination in the county that can approach it, and with a ‘practice it-will be hard to find,a band in the State outside the professional organizations that can render better music. ~Th selections are fresh and are given with a. smooth, finished execution, that is so noticeable when professional bands are playing. Much credit is due to the member for the efficiency they All who listened to the music last nigh were highly delighted and paid‘Lumerous compliments to the players; ore and collectively. ee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in Into refractory character of the worked up even to five per If the reports from this process shall be sustained, there are millions Let us wii hoping. musicians then Gaylord, where two or three fine after which It is a matter of pride to those of our people who appreciate good band music, to know that we have right in. our midst one of the best interior bands in is not another musical few months more are displaying. fenders that may be applied to street cars for the purpose of preventing accidents by people falling under the wheels and getting mangled or crushed to death, Although Grass Valley does not.contain any street car lines, it is the abiding place of a gentleman who has given thi matter much thoughts. He is of an inventive turn of mind, having perfected several models of extremely ingenious contrivances, One-of these is of a flying machine, The present invention, how‘ever, is more practical, and is so meritorious that it is receiving more than ordinary attention at the hands of the railroad officials of San Francisco, A late issue of the Call contains the following : 8 P. E. Gillette, a Grass Valley barber, . has constructed a model for an electric or -. cable car fender, which: he brought down ». from the mountain town and submitted to Mr, Vining yesterday; It was especially constructed to overcome the railroad> man’s objection to nearly all the models heretofore submitted—namely that nothing yet inverted would work on a grade. Mr, Gillette’s invention was made with special reference to grades, and works by a triple action spring. Thé fender is made of wire netting. On alevel track it is held about one and one-half inches from the ground. When a grade -is encountered, two small wheels at the’ front end of the fender strike the rails of the track, and the e. basket adjusts itself to the grade. When striking an obstruction the fender is forced to the rails and when springing back to its natural position turns a wire “basket,” s. which throws and holds the obstruction, if a 1 A wire screen t. attachment extends along the-car on either side, thus affording ample protection from the wheels, Mr. Vining complimented the inventor on his work, telling him that it was one of the few tenders submitted worthy of consideration, movable one, out of danger, —+ *e+— : ; : Ae we Devays are dangerous, A dollar spent for the cai <a ons f tater. Hos. . Joby Hood s Barsepesilta now may eavany illness Caldwell, presiding: which will be expensive and hard to bear, Estate of Charles Marre, deceased. An! Wow is the time to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, order was made today appointing John J. : Tughrue, Grant Skidmore and Francis J. Le Du appraisers. To the estate of H. H. a d Ap order was made today to show cau e real estate ceased, why aw order of sale of misong should not be made, i Fd Hoop’s PILxs cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c,' SHILOH’: CURE, the great Cough and . Croup ‘ ure, is in great demand, Pocket . size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. } Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, “op AT DOWNIVILLE, Twelve Houses in the Chinese Quarter . Destroyed. A private dispatch received at Grass Villey at 12 o’clock ‘today says th 1t a fire ‘. broke out in the Chinese quarter at Downieville this forenoon, and spread with such rapidity that for awhile the entire town was threatened with destruction. Three blasts of giant powder were exploded in order to blow up some of the shanties, and in this way the fire was got under control and, the main part of the town saved, It wasa close call. ‘The entire. Chinese portion of the little town was destroyed. Later. The following special dispatch was received by the TRANscRIPr this afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Twelve houses in Chinatown, all rookeries, were destroyed by fire at 9° o’clock this morning. & A heavy wind was blowing ‘at the time and it was only by the most strenuous _efforts of the firemen and citizens generally that the entire town was saved from_being destroyed, Five houses on tke south side of the river caught on fire, but the flames were extinguished beforemuch damage had resulted, 8 The fire was kept from spreading to Main street by blowing up two houses with giant powder. Great excitement prevailed. The fire, which was the largest that has occurred here since 1864, started in a washhouse. The cause is unknown. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe won a buggy horse that was raffled at Grass Valley the .other night. Preparations are being made to put up hoisting works on the Buckeye quartz mine in Willow Valley district. Washington,.this county, will have a celebration on the Fourth of July, toconelude with a grand ball in the eve ning. * \ Mrs. Valantine, wife of Dr. Valantine, fell down stairs yesterday at her home onupper Main atreet. She was quite badly bruised. b James Curtis, colored, who was arrested on a charge of stealing a pistol, has been discharged, Justicé Mulloy dismissing the case, The streets of Grass Valley are being sprinkled regularly, the the sprinkler and paying to have the work performed. city owning Lorenzo Haner, aged seventy-seven years, an old resident of North Bloomfield, died yesterday. Deceased was a farmer by occupation and a native of New York, Lieutenant-Colgnel Weinstock of Sacramento will inspect Company ©. of Nevada City on the 21st instant, and Company H of Grass Valley,on the 22d, John McHugh ‘pleaded guilty before Justice Mulloy yesterday to a charge of disturbing the peace and was fiued $50, in default of which he was sent to the county jail for thirty days, : Two fast _trains collided Brighton Junction, near Sacramento, early yesterday morning. Both locomotives were derailed and also three cars. Nobody hurt. A man is in town with a lot of trained freight at dogs and will give a free exhibition on the} — streets this evening, : The 400 pounds of flour given by J. W. Greenlaw as a prize at the Miners’ Union picnic was from the Phcenix mill of Sacramento, and not from the Pioneer, as heretofore stated. Frank Richards of the is nursing a Jame arm, New York Hote] Two or three private picnics are being planned; to be held in this vicinity soon. A strong north wind prevailed last night and this morning. OUTLOOK FOR MINING. It is Brighter Now Than It Has Been For Years, Norman Harris, the pi meer mining man of Butte county, now at the Palace Hotel, over the present outlook for mining interests jn Califernia, He is confident that the next few-years will show a great development in all mining matters, especially in and gravel mines, **We haven’t begun yet,” said he today, ‘to half develop.the minés of this State, and Iam confident that much more treasure lies hidden today than has ever yet been taken out. I believe that the gold ‘output from California for the next three years will show a decided increase, Shasta, Siskiyou, Butte, Placer, Plumas, E! Morado and other counties are all rich in gold. I believe thatman or some organization could make a good thing if they had a portable mill, which could readily be set up anywhere, With’ that they could make tests of prospects, and then prospective buyers ¢ould learn just what there was under a reperted rich outquartz Sierra, Trinity, some rich cropping.” _g#ion in these columns. News. AN cts., Will Leave Tonight. About forty-five members of Company C, Nevada Light Guard, under command Nibell, wall on the 8:45 train tonight fur Sacramento, of Captain George A. leave where they will join with the military comh panies of that city. Company H of Grass Valley will also leave tonight. dier boys will-be transported from Sacramento to Vallejo by boat, and will go into camp Sunday. morning. -After,a ‘week of camp lite they will leave for home, ++@e-+ Sentenced. to Forty Days. st te Justice Mulloy this William O’ Hearn, till at Brace’s saloon, afternoon sentenced convicted of tapping the to serve a term of} P torty days in the county jail, the prisoner failing to pay the fine of $40 that was imposed, ae + ©@e + “Differ With" Is All Right. A week or two back I made a’‘confesIt was that I dif, fer with Lord Rosebery on certain points. I have been severely taken to task by one of my readers, not for differing, but for differing ‘‘with’’ his lordship, when I should have differed ‘‘from’’ him. My critic asks whether to ‘‘differ with’’ is not ‘fa somewhat vulgar solecism?’’ Such questions have, I confess, but little interest for me. Iam_a Philistine. As such, Iam content to take the English language as I find it in daily use among my fellow countrymen of average education, without muchjregard to the usage of previous generations, recorded in the literary remains of Englishmen dead and gone.—London Truth. Good Time to Go to Japan. , Colonel Cockerill, writing from Tokyo, advises his fellow countrymen that this will be a good year to see Japan. This . i so because the nation will be in finest eather after a glorious war; because this is the year of a quadrennial national fair to be held in Kioto, and because Kioto, being the heart and soul of old} Japan, is the most interesting city in . ’ the empire. It is a recognized art center, and its bazaars will ‘be countless. Moreover, this year is to be. célebrated as the one thousand oné hundredth anniversary of the accession of the iden) dynasty. Gartmore Marvil’s Foreboding. That Governor Marvil. did not expect . to live long is shown by his own words. . On the day of his inauguration, as he rode to the courthouse to take the oath of office he remarked to Governor Reynolds, who was the occupant of the carriage with him: “‘Governor, this is a great day to me. It isthe proudest moment of my life, but I will not live long. Mr. Watson will be governor. ’’——Wilmington (Del. } ——--+-0@o-+ KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and tle arness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros . #ays the Bulletin, is as sanguine as.a boy] Better than Whiskey and more invigorating and pleasant to the taste are Peruvian Bitters. For a great number of years they have been recognized Nature’s antidote against colds, coughs, loss of appetite, loss of cnergy and Kindred ills. They are still unsurpassed asa nerve tonic and powerful appetizer by building up the wasted energies, repair-«ing lest vitality, and inducing a healthy and natural. sleep. They restore the system to the normal condition and destroy the en-« croachments of disease. Mack & Co., San Francisco. All druggists and dealers. NEVADA THEATRE. RETURN. 07 THE FAVORITES, MR. FRANK READICK, . . Accompanied by Miss Millie Freemal, AND A Well selected Company of Players. as charge of the job, . new_houses will The sol-. W do C as.) ——* Hood ‘'s Another New House, Carpenters commenced today to put up, a new dwelling house for Thomas Jacka, on his: lot on Munro street, adjoining the residence of Richard Eddy. ithin a few weeks. eee as A Serious Injury. Phil Byrne, who baa been laid up fo several days on account of an injury to the 1in bone of one of his Jegs, » be suffering considerably today. ain can be removed, nr —+Ge > CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U.S. me any good,”’ Price 50c, arr Bros. Thomas Penrose Two or three more be ‘erected in this city was reported ‘It is probable that the injured. bone will have to be operated on before the cauge of the A, San Diego Cal,, says: ‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is th first medicine I have ever found that would Sold by Horses for Sale. A lot of fine young horses. for-work or driving, range from 1,000 pounds to 1,400. Can be seen at Sutton’s ranch, Glenbrook Park, from Satnrday, i June 8ch, until Monday, June 17th. Parties in need of a good horse I will be pleased to accommedate them at a low figure. G. P. HaINEs, ‘From Sierra Valley. +0 Ot — Asthe names indicates, Hall's Wegetable So lian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful [+ will please you. * #@e_—~. “Order Your Ice. opposite j6lw r . . color, and be: uty, “The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on thé Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf e A Leaf Fluattered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained,. Nights of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous. This class of invalidg, too, is usually troubled with indigestion and ' l imperfect assimilation, ability of the system to” perform these twin functions may be largely attributed all nervous symptoms, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness. Dyspepsia-agd non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates _ or sedatives, which are highly prejudic.al to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a Vigorous discharge of the various functions, 4nd removes ubstacles to thatend. Take it persistently at regular intervals, GRAND -LLUHAT AT JULY Ath. Full Particular in-a Few) Days. The M lagic ‘Touch OF Hood’s Sarsaparilla You smile at the idea But if you suffer from Dyspepsia "And Indigestion, try a bottle, ‘and before you have taken half a dozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and no doubt exclaim, “That Just Hits It!” ‘*That soothing effect is a magic totcht—trood’s Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and tive organs, invigorates the liver, creates a natural, healthy desire for. food, gives refreshing sl ‘ep, and in short, raises the he: ith tone of the entire system. Remember Hood rood's =: _. ures Pills cure shade 250. Vi diges Sarsa1895. Plea RY 6dse@ Me RVARVA EAS RY > Y ESE] S. ke wz 3% si "2. VAN ~ eS Me BS ee] six } So ae Wy ee, Sisk] S. Sie] AND THINK FOR A MCMENT, "That 4a LARTER & EVER SHEEN I * We are not the only Clothiers in them first and then come to. us and . theirs, and see if ours are not all we c the Correct Style . OUR SHIRTS ARE You know as weil as we can collar, ete. NOT SO WITH . who know that the Shirt is to f . All 3 36 inches long, felled seam Can not be ripped. Garter & ; Corner of Pine and Commercia Read This ! NANLNL ME WA RA WAS ASUS 78 “ais IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE’ JOHNSTON Are in the Swim lor Trace this Spring and Summer With one of the Handsomest ‘bios of ‘Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Eitc., Htc. NPIS. Grits. 0 this city, There are others: Consult compare our Goods and Prices wit. laim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and from $5 to $30) Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. PERFECT FITTING. tell you that some shirts choke lone, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your . . WIL OURS. Ours are cut by: men it a man-—not a hitching post. s. . Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fants made, Also, £ampson’s Overalls, 50 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. 1 Streets. e hive Lou ( SUITS $15 UP. —_— . Ssirmith PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. PANTS $4 UP. reli ¥ or Common Sense IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. Perfect Fit. Guaranteed, mnmereeniely CALL AND EXAMINE G00D3 SEB a So Merchant Tailors, ‘ THREE NIGHTS! Commencing Monday Eve's, June 10th. . / 10 Monday—The Danites. » Tuesday—Confusion. Wednesday—Monte Cristo. Pa NEW FACES. NEW SCENERY. . of NEW EFFECTS, ~NEW PLAYS, © ots aonaein ‘y : . Popular Prices—35 and 50 cents. Children 25 cents. Harmony Gravel Mining Company Will be héld at the office of the Company, rea of Unrier& Johnston's Store, 0 mimercial Street, Nevada Vity., California, On N Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors 0 Citizens Bank held June .3d a dividend, : No, 68, of seyenty-five cents per share was duly F : declared and made payable of uud after June th. ‘ E. M. PRESTON, Pres. MORGAN, Cashker. MORGAN, Sec’y, Ayia D. E: Stockholders’ MEFTING of the stockholders e Gravel Mining © ompany will be B Hee of the Company, in the rear of ¢ the Odir shnston's sto “og on Tuesday, hy bance June 4th N896¢ May 41. K CASPER, Secretary, Teachers’ EELS OE ‘Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. nye Semi-Annual Teachers’ Exem'n: tion : W.ll take place at the Washing «us: bo FEE ent Sa Sees ee cee eat COLA commencing ' ; June 24th ‘ Annual Meeting. i de : . And will continue for the wéek. ue Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of ‘ Hy. J. ROGERS, Rie ; County Sups. of Schools. Board of Equalization. OTICE is hereby given that the City Board of Kqualization will be in session every even at ( ing fio &t oO Tuesday, July 2d, 18957 4 ait r are. Peale clock Tor ten days from anc — Ww At the hour of 80%1 ck P. M. K C deg ER, Socretary. Nevada City, June bth; 14 £ tice th reo! All persons ‘having busines 1 are requested to take due no By erde: ith sad B ar H.C R Ni yoda City, April 81, 1°95, B, Clerk. Id at the ter & f PIV : POINTS :: PUA AALAAALA PERFECTING j Marcus FITTING THIS LABEL GNA CHILDS SUIT ; GUARANTEES PERFECTION. ee) i, a . Or PERFECTION AAMAAARALA) Emon = 3 o WiRRATED Jor 10 Re. — =e nt VTS . The Old Reliable Indeed, to the in-

Wa ennui.. i HE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, rte dl Sunday. PERSONAL: POINTERS. JUNE 7, PRIDAY. 255.. ceate BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. . ee 1895. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks, Doings and Intentions. SEKVED BY CARKIEKS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. wank Month WHEN PAID iN ADVADCE sf oo DOLLARS — PER YEAR. WORKING REFRACTORY ORES, oe A cet Process Which Saves Niel Sk Per Cent. . San Bernordiny duu: ™~ end of **; Frucesses Auere has been "with pruuiises ol lutivnizing’ mining. deme ol thc have accoupeheu praised teollits, bLave lntcasurably many mure of hein been Cisasiruu Agluces, and ‘the pubuc have eredible on the suvjcct. Wituessed siuce the carly’ days, Lurvugu the stages ol *toick, Pan aud shovel, rocker, and sluice up tu:the great bydraulic auc milling systems of never becume hupeless ef 4urther loprovement, especially” ay to the Ulscuvery o colatanigtd ts what are: caileu “‘retractory ores,.\o} Which there are.aluos limitless quantiués all over this Coast, sume of them exceedingly rich, aud of ‘these Sau Bernardino and their iuli share, Aud pow comes apparently reliable iuformation that the secret has been solved, and that, in Ipswich, Eugland, under the auspices of a number of able miluing me: and metaliurgists, @ hew process ls Mi Operation by which silver and gold are saved up to 95 per cent of the value of the ore, and the process is capable of treatiag aurilerous pyrites and sulphuretted silver ores without the necessity tor previous roasting. The outfit now in opreration aud with a degree of success » hich has more than tuifilled promises or expectatiuns, Consists o an eighteeu-horse-pow er engine, a five stamp battery, a four-horse-power dynam, electri cal amalgamator, pan and settler. salt of 4 per ceut strength, which is ted int the battery with current decomposes the salt, the ore, chlorine at the positive pole, and forming a sodium amalgam with the quicksilver at the negative pole. is brought to a finely divided condition, is chloridized and then deposited in the quicksilver. The sulphides and chlorides of decomposed by the sodium and hydrogen formed at the negative pole, the silver in contact with the qutcksilver, forming an amalgam. From the battery a@ spout carries the pulverized ore and salt solution into a vertical steel cylinder, within which is a horizontal cylinder, which revolves rapidly, and theuce it 1s conveyed toa pin and settler, in which latter nearly allot the mineral that escapes from the cylinder is recovered. The only loss is from tween metallic mercury and the chloride, which results in the ‘which is insoluble, but this luss is insiguib— “ant. the reaction beformation of calomel, insigniticant loss, which they hope to ac ‘complish by an electric current enough to strong decom pose metallic sodium to furm sodium amalyam, The importance to this: lucality of this liv “reVvothe‘inethuds ol polu aud silve: HUG a gicar become inLhuse who have the advaucement m Calillorula sol y-tou the preseut day Cau adjylming cumuties have The only chemical used is a solution of common the electric liberaving In this way the gold silver are whith liberates That tact, however, has not deterred the operators trom efforts to-cure even this salt and praduce ageeges Lee of Angels Camp is in town. . R, Remele of Sacramento is in town. , a. Landers of Oakland is canes spending a ‘few days, E. Rucker of Washington was here yesmoe . L. McCandess of San Francisco is in town, John Spaulding came in on the morning train from Auburn. . , J. Daniels arrived here from Washington yesterday. L. S. Upson, a wholesale merchant of Sacramento, is in town. B. J. Whiteside of San Francisco ’ arrived here last on evening’s train. E. M. Lapidaine and S. H. Knowles, of San. Francisco, are in town. Mrs. Joubert of San Francisco came in on pe evening’s train. . H. Green of San Jose arrived here on As morning train. « Miss Whitney of You Bet made a short visit to this city today. R. J. Provines of Downieville arrived here last evening on his way to San Francisco. Miss Minnie Taylor of Montana, formerly of this city, is visiting friends here. R. M. Jchnson and Miss A, Johnson, of ‘Brownsville, are here on a visit, The Misses Godfrey of Columbia Hill were visitors at the county seat yesterday. Theodore Jacobs, the bugler of Company C, left today for Sacramento, where he will i i reside. Hattie and Bessie Isbester of Sweetland were visiting friends in oa city yesterday. Hon. R. McMurray and Major J. S. MeBride came over.from North San Juan last Misses 4 evening. Niles Searls Jr, and family of Oakland arrived here last evening on a visit to Fred Searls and family, Superintendent A. D. Gassaway of the West Harmony returned this morning from a visit to San Francisco, , Ray Fairchild of Los Angeles is here on a visit. of John Fairchild, who was engaged in the drug store business in this city with Hon, E, M. Preston about twenty-five years ago, Miss Jennie Berriinan of Grass Valley, who is well known in this city, is now in charge of the Salvation Army Barracks at pacramento, she being Captain of the Army at that place. . W. Bradley, the owner of the Spanish nine at Washington, came down today. R. Rosenthal and W. J. Conlan, of San arrived here on the morniug 1 He is a son ) 'raucisco, train, Jules Isoard, who has been here on a visit to his parents, returned to Lincoln today. Mrs. R. McMurray and Mrs. Hunt, niece of Mr. McMurray, are expected to arrive here from below tomorrow evening, and will probably spend the summer in this city. Mrs. Hunt will be accompanied by her shildren. J. QO, Hayes and W. P. Lyon, of Eden Vale, Santa Clara county, who have been at Washington, where they are interested in he Rocky Bar mine, returned here today m their way home, A NEW FENDER. The Invention of a Grass Valley Man of Genius, discovery will be appreciated when it is Tidings : At the present time great attenreflected that in San Bernardino and Luyo . tion js being devoted in San Francisco to counties, and in Arizova there are imwhich of dollars per ‘ton, .yet or menuse ledges the hundreds account of the ores cannot be cent of their value. assay way up in it for this section. ——__-—_ + 2@0-‘SWEET ‘STRAINS OF MUSIC. An Organization That Our People Are Justly Proud of. Last evening the Nevada City Bras and Reed Band, Phil Goyne leader, ten dered a serenade to ©. D. Lane, Superin tendent of the Mayflower mine, and others at the Union Hotel. The went to the residence of Geo. C, on Broad street, selections were they dispersed. discoursed, the State. There combination in the county that can approach it, and with a ‘practice it-will be hard to find,a band in the State outside the professional organizations that can render better music. ~Th selections are fresh and are given with a. smooth, finished execution, that is so noticeable when professional bands are playing. Much credit is due to the member for the efficiency they All who listened to the music last nigh were highly delighted and paid‘Lumerous compliments to the players; ore and collectively. ee Superior Court. The following business was transacted in Into refractory character of the worked up even to five per If the reports from this process shall be sustained, there are millions Let us wii hoping. musicians then Gaylord, where two or three fine after which It is a matter of pride to those of our people who appreciate good band music, to know that we have right in. our midst one of the best interior bands in is not another musical few months more are displaying. fenders that may be applied to street cars for the purpose of preventing accidents by people falling under the wheels and getting mangled or crushed to death, Although Grass Valley does not.contain any street car lines, it is the abiding place of a gentleman who has given thi matter much thoughts. He is of an inventive turn of mind, having perfected several models of extremely ingenious contrivances, One-of these is of a flying machine, The present invention, how‘ever, is more practical, and is so meritorious that it is receiving more than ordinary attention at the hands of the railroad officials of San Francisco, A late issue of the Call contains the following : 8 P. E. Gillette, a Grass Valley barber, . has constructed a model for an electric or -. cable car fender, which: he brought down ». from the mountain town and submitted to Mr, Vining yesterday; It was especially constructed to overcome the railroad> man’s objection to nearly all the models heretofore submitted—namely that nothing yet inverted would work on a grade. Mr, Gillette’s invention was made with special reference to grades, and works by a triple action spring. Thé fender is made of wire netting. On alevel track it is held about one and one-half inches from the ground. When a grade -is encountered, two small wheels at the’ front end of the fender strike the rails of the track, and the e. basket adjusts itself to the grade. When striking an obstruction the fender is forced to the rails and when springing back to its natural position turns a wire “basket,” s. which throws and holds the obstruction, if a 1 A wire screen t. attachment extends along the-car on either side, thus affording ample protection from the wheels, Mr. Vining complimented the inventor on his work, telling him that it was one of the few tenders submitted worthy of consideration, movable one, out of danger, —+ *e+— : ; : Ae we Devays are dangerous, A dollar spent for the cai <a ons f tater. Hos. . Joby Hood s Barsepesilta now may eavany illness Caldwell, presiding: which will be expensive and hard to bear, Estate of Charles Marre, deceased. An! Wow is the time to take Hood’s Sarsaparilla, order was made today appointing John J. : Tughrue, Grant Skidmore and Francis J. Le Du appraisers. To the estate of H. H. a d Ap order was made today to show cau e real estate ceased, why aw order of sale of misong should not be made, i Fd Hoop’s PILxs cure all liver ills, relieve constipation and assist digestion. 25c,' SHILOH’: CURE, the great Cough and . Croup ‘ ure, is in great demand, Pocket . size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. } Children love it. Sold by Carr Bros, “op AT DOWNIVILLE, Twelve Houses in the Chinese Quarter . Destroyed. A private dispatch received at Grass Villey at 12 o’clock ‘today says th 1t a fire ‘. broke out in the Chinese quarter at Downieville this forenoon, and spread with such rapidity that for awhile the entire town was threatened with destruction. Three blasts of giant powder were exploded in order to blow up some of the shanties, and in this way the fire was got under control and, the main part of the town saved, It wasa close call. ‘The entire. Chinese portion of the little town was destroyed. Later. The following special dispatch was received by the TRANscRIPr this afternoon at 4:30 o’clock. Twelve houses in Chinatown, all rookeries, were destroyed by fire at 9° o’clock this morning. & A heavy wind was blowing ‘at the time and it was only by the most strenuous _efforts of the firemen and citizens generally that the entire town was saved from_being destroyed, Five houses on tke south side of the river caught on fire, but the flames were extinguished beforemuch damage had resulted, 8 The fire was kept from spreading to Main street by blowing up two houses with giant powder. Great excitement prevailed. The fire, which was the largest that has occurred here since 1864, started in a washhouse. The cause is unknown. THE DAILY ‘TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. Deputy Sheriff Pascoe won a buggy horse that was raffled at Grass Valley the .other night. Preparations are being made to put up hoisting works on the Buckeye quartz mine in Willow Valley district. Washington,.this county, will have a celebration on the Fourth of July, toconelude with a grand ball in the eve ning. * \ Mrs. Valantine, wife of Dr. Valantine, fell down stairs yesterday at her home onupper Main atreet. She was quite badly bruised. b James Curtis, colored, who was arrested on a charge of stealing a pistol, has been discharged, Justicé Mulloy dismissing the case, The streets of Grass Valley are being sprinkled regularly, the the sprinkler and paying to have the work performed. city owning Lorenzo Haner, aged seventy-seven years, an old resident of North Bloomfield, died yesterday. Deceased was a farmer by occupation and a native of New York, Lieutenant-Colgnel Weinstock of Sacramento will inspect Company ©. of Nevada City on the 21st instant, and Company H of Grass Valley,on the 22d, John McHugh ‘pleaded guilty before Justice Mulloy yesterday to a charge of disturbing the peace and was fiued $50, in default of which he was sent to the county jail for thirty days, : Two fast _trains collided Brighton Junction, near Sacramento, early yesterday morning. Both locomotives were derailed and also three cars. Nobody hurt. A man is in town with a lot of trained freight at dogs and will give a free exhibition on the} — streets this evening, : The 400 pounds of flour given by J. W. Greenlaw as a prize at the Miners’ Union picnic was from the Phcenix mill of Sacramento, and not from the Pioneer, as heretofore stated. Frank Richards of the is nursing a Jame arm, New York Hote] Two or three private picnics are being planned; to be held in this vicinity soon. A strong north wind prevailed last night and this morning. OUTLOOK FOR MINING.

It is Brighter Now Than It Has Been For Years, Norman Harris, the pi meer mining man of Butte county, now at the Palace Hotel, over the present outlook for mining interests jn Califernia, He is confident that the next few-years will show a great development in all mining matters, especially in and gravel mines, **We haven’t begun yet,” said he today, ‘to half develop.the minés of this State, and Iam confident that much more treasure lies hidden today than has ever yet been taken out. I believe that the gold ‘output from California for the next three years will show a decided increase, Shasta, Siskiyou, Butte, Placer, Plumas, E! Morado and other counties are all rich in gold. I believe thatman or some organization could make a good thing if they had a portable mill, which could readily be set up anywhere, With’ that they could make tests of prospects, and then prospective buyers ¢ould learn just what there was under a reperted rich outquartz Sierra, Trinity, some rich cropping.” _g#ion in these columns. News. AN cts., Will Leave Tonight. About forty-five members of Company C, Nevada Light Guard, under command Nibell, wall on the 8:45 train tonight fur Sacramento, of Captain George A. leave where they will join with the military comh panies of that city. Company H of Grass Valley will also leave tonight. dier boys will-be transported from Sacramento to Vallejo by boat, and will go into camp Sunday. morning. -After,a ‘week of camp lite they will leave for home, ++@e-+ Sentenced. to Forty Days. st te Justice Mulloy this William O’ Hearn, till at Brace’s saloon, afternoon sentenced convicted of tapping the to serve a term of} P torty days in the county jail, the prisoner failing to pay the fine of $40 that was imposed, ae + ©@e + “Differ With" Is All Right. A week or two back I made a’‘confesIt was that I dif, fer with Lord Rosebery on certain points. I have been severely taken to task by one of my readers, not for differing, but for differing ‘‘with’’ his lordship, when I should have differed ‘‘from’’ him. My critic asks whether to ‘‘differ with’’ is not ‘fa somewhat vulgar solecism?’’ Such questions have, I confess, but little interest for me. Iam_a Philistine. As such, Iam content to take the English language as I find it in daily use among my fellow countrymen of average education, without muchjregard to the usage of previous generations, recorded in the literary remains of Englishmen dead and gone.—London Truth. Good Time to Go to Japan. , Colonel Cockerill, writing from Tokyo, advises his fellow countrymen that this will be a good year to see Japan. This . i so because the nation will be in finest eather after a glorious war; because this is the year of a quadrennial national fair to be held in Kioto, and because Kioto, being the heart and soul of old} Japan, is the most interesting city in . ’ the empire. It is a recognized art center, and its bazaars will ‘be countless. Moreover, this year is to be. célebrated as the one thousand oné hundredth anniversary of the accession of the iden) dynasty. Gartmore Marvil’s Foreboding. That Governor Marvil. did not expect . to live long is shown by his own words. . On the day of his inauguration, as he rode to the courthouse to take the oath of office he remarked to Governor Reynolds, who was the occupant of the carriage with him: “‘Governor, this is a great day to me. It isthe proudest moment of my life, but I will not live long. Mr. Watson will be governor. ’’——Wilmington (Del. } ——--+-0@o-+ KARL'S CLOVER ROOT, the great blood purifier gives freshness and tle arness to the Complexion and cures Constipation, 25 cts $1.00. Sold by Carr Bros . #ays the Bulletin, is as sanguine as.a boy] Better than Whiskey and more invigorating and pleasant to the taste are Peruvian Bitters. For a great number of years they have been recognized Nature’s antidote against colds, coughs, loss of appetite, loss of cnergy and Kindred ills. They are still unsurpassed asa nerve tonic and powerful appetizer by building up the wasted energies, repair-«ing lest vitality, and inducing a healthy and natural. sleep. They restore the system to the normal condition and destroy the en-« croachments of disease. Mack & Co., San Francisco. All druggists and dealers. NEVADA THEATRE. RETURN. 07 THE FAVORITES, MR. FRANK READICK, . . Accompanied by Miss Millie Freemal, AND A Well selected Company of Players. as charge of the job, . new_houses will The sol-. W do C as.) ——* Hood ‘'s Another New House, Carpenters commenced today to put up, a new dwelling house for Thomas Jacka, on his: lot on Munro street, adjoining the residence of Richard Eddy. ithin a few weeks. eee as A Serious Injury. Phil Byrne, who baa been laid up fo several days on account of an injury to the 1in bone of one of his Jegs, » be suffering considerably today. ain can be removed, nr —+Ge > CAPTAIN SWEENEY, U.S. me any good,”’ Price 50c, arr Bros. Thomas Penrose Two or three more be ‘erected in this city was reported ‘It is probable that the injured. bone will have to be operated on before the cauge of the A, San Diego Cal,, says: ‘Shiloh’s Catarrh Remedy is th first medicine I have ever found that would Sold by Horses for Sale. A lot of fine young horses. for-work or driving, range from 1,000 pounds to 1,400. Can be seen at Sutton’s ranch, Glenbrook Park, from Satnrday, i June 8ch, until Monday, June 17th. Parties in need of a good horse I will be pleased to accommedate them at a low figure. G. P. HaINEs, ‘From Sierra Valley. +0 Ot — Asthe names indicates, Hall's Wegetable So lian Hair Renewer is a renewer of the hair, includiug its growth, health, youthful [+ will please you. * #@e_—~. “Order Your Ice. opposite j6lw r . . color, and be: uty, “The Union Ice Company will deliver ice to any part of the city. Orders left at the office on thé Plaza will be promptly attended to. tf e A Leaf Fluattered by the Wind Is not more tremulous than nerves debilitated or overstrained,. Nights of unrest followed by days of discomfort are the common lot of the nervous. This class of invalidg, too, is usually troubled with indigestion and ' l imperfect assimilation, ability of the system to” perform these twin functions may be largely attributed all nervous symptoms, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters is a sovereign remedy for nervousness. Dyspepsia-agd non-assimilation of the food are remedied by it, as are also malarial and kidney complaints, biliousness, constipation and rheumatism. Confirmed nervousness cannot be permanently remedied by opiates _ or sedatives, which are highly prejudic.al to health, and soon fail of effect save in increasing doses. The Bitters first initiates, then confirms a Vigorous discharge of the various functions, 4nd removes ubstacles to thatend. Take it persistently at regular intervals, GRAND -LLUHAT AT JULY Ath. Full Particular in-a Few) Days. The M lagic ‘Touch OF Hood’s Sarsaparilla You smile at the idea But if you suffer from Dyspepsia "And Indigestion, try a bottle, ‘and before you have taken half a dozen doses, you will involuntarily think, and no doubt exclaim, “That Just Hits It!” ‘*That soothing effect is a magic totcht—trood’s Sarsaparilla gently tones and strengthens the stomach and tive organs, invigorates the liver, creates a natural, healthy desire for. food, gives refreshing sl ‘ep, and in short, raises the he: ith tone of the entire system. Remember Hood rood's =: _. ures Pills cure shade 250. Vi diges Sarsa1895. Plea RY 6dse@ Me RVARVA EAS RY > Y ESE] S. ke wz 3% si "2. VAN ~ eS Me BS ee] six } So ae Wy ee, Sisk] S. Sie] AND THINK FOR A MCMENT, "That 4a LARTER & EVER SHEEN I * We are not the only Clothiers in them first and then come to. us and . theirs, and see if ours are not all we c the Correct Style . OUR SHIRTS ARE You know as weil as we can collar, ete. NOT SO WITH . who know that the Shirt is to f . All 3 36 inches long, felled seam Can not be ripped. Garter & ; Corner of Pine and Commercia Read This ! NANLNL ME WA RA WAS ASUS 78 “ais IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFORE’ JOHNSTON Are in the Swim lor Trace this Spring and Summer With one of the Handsomest ‘bios of ‘Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Eitc., Htc. NPIS. Grits. 0 this city, There are others: Consult compare our Goods and Prices wit. laim them to be. We have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and from $5 to $30) Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. PERFECT FITTING. tell you that some shirts choke lone, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your . . WIL OURS. Ours are cut by: men it a man-—not a hitching post. s. . Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fants made, Also, £ampson’s Overalls, 50 cents per pair. Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats. Johnston, THE ONE PRICE HOUSE. 1 Streets. e hive Lou ( SUITS $15 UP. —_— . Ssirmith PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. PANTS $4 UP. reli ¥ or Common Sense IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. Perfect Fit. Guaranteed, mnmereeniely CALL AND EXAMINE G00D3 SEB a So Merchant Tailors, ‘ THREE NIGHTS! Commencing Monday Eve's, June 10th. . / 10 Monday—The Danites. » Tuesday—Confusion. Wednesday—Monte Cristo. Pa NEW FACES. NEW SCENERY. . of NEW EFFECTS, ~NEW PLAYS, © ots aonaein ‘y : . Popular Prices—35 and 50 cents. Children 25 cents. Harmony Gravel Mining Company Will be héld at the office of the Company, rea of Unrier& Johnston's Store, 0 mimercial Street, Nevada Vity., California, On N Dividend Notice. T a meeting of the Board of Directors 0 Citizens Bank held June .3d a dividend, : No, 68, of seyenty-five cents per share was duly F : declared and made payable of uud after June th. ‘ E. M. PRESTON, Pres. MORGAN, Cashker. MORGAN, Sec’y, Ayia D. E: Stockholders’ MEFTING of the stockholders e Gravel Mining © ompany will be B Hee of the Company, in the rear of ¢ the Odir shnston's sto “og on Tuesday, hy bance June 4th N896¢ May 41. K CASPER, Secretary, Teachers’ EELS OE ‘Reserved Seats at Mulloy’s. nye Semi-Annual Teachers’ Exem'n: tion : W.ll take place at the Washing «us: bo FEE ent Sa Sees ee cee eat COLA commencing ' ; June 24th ‘ Annual Meeting. i de : . And will continue for the wéek. ue Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of ‘ Hy. J. ROGERS, Rie ; County Sups. of Schools. Board of Equalization. OTICE is hereby given that the City Board of Kqualization will be in session every even at ( ing fio &t oO Tuesday, July 2d, 18957 4 ait r are. Peale clock Tor ten days from anc — Ww At the hour of 80%1 ck P. M. K C deg ER, Socretary. Nevada City, June bth; 14 £ tice th reo! All persons ‘having busines 1 are requested to take due no By erde: ith sad B ar H.C R Ni yoda City, April 81, 1°95, B, Clerk. Id at the ter & f PIV : POINTS :: PUA AALAAALA PERFECTING j Marcus FITTING THIS LABEL GNA CHILDS SUIT ; GUARANTEES PERFECTION. ee) i, a . Or PERFECTION AAMAAARALA) Emon = 3 o WiRRATED Jor 10 Re. — =e nt VTS . The Old Reliable Indeed, to the in-