March 14, 1896 (4 pages)

DAILY Nevada Clty, Nevada OQounty, Calit. a. as m TEEMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Mixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When LOCAL Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month. Rates “For Other Advertising Made Known on Applieation Except Sundays and ——— SATURDAY..MARCH 14, 1896. Wealthy St. Louis Capitalists.gotiations which have been pending for some time looking to the sale of the Texas mine in the Willow Valley mining district have finally come to a close and the transfer of the property isannounced. The parties to whom the sale was made is a syndicate of wealthy capitalists of St. Louis, Mo, ~~ PROGRESSING FINELY. ~~ Tho Mineral Lands Bill Wil Soon Become an ~ a Law of the Land. ‘The dispatches from Washington, to the #4 effect that the Senate Committee has refused to amend the Mineral Lands bill for Phesale of the Texas was made through J. fT. Smith, the well-known mining engineer of San Francisco, and J. D. Bancroft of Chicago, The purchasers have a thorough knowledge of what the mine is and what may be expected of it. Mr. Smith has made numerous trips to this city and on each occasion visited the mine and did examination work. He made his last visit between two and three mouths ago, spending several days here. He went carefally over all the ground and made a close examination and inspection of everything, He made his reports to Mr, Bancroft in Chicago, who in turn submitted them direct to the St. Louis parties, Mr. Smith and a number of the interested parties will arrive in this city next week, when preliminary steps tending towards the reopening of the mine will be inaugurated. The men have an abundance of capital and euergy behind them and de=velopments when once started will be carried on on a large and extensive scale, New machinery will be erected, the old works cleaned out and everything put upon a firm foundation as a basis for future operations, Mc = this State in the manner recommended by WC General Land Commissioner Lamoreaux a U few days ago, please the members of the Caliing fornia Miners’ Association very much, says $f the Examiner, They think now the measPI are originally indorsed by them, to protect tf mineral lands in the State from being ° patented by the railroad as agricultural ir bi character, will soon pass the Senate and bewy comealaw. Acting on this belief, Jacob = H. Neff, President of the association, wh«. }! arrived from Auburn Thursday, appointed s , committee of four to make recommendations . to President Cleveland as to who should be < @ppointed commissioners-to exmine mineral ' Jands in California as soon as the bill shall 7 have become a law, ‘t President Neff was given the power to appoint this.committee by the Executive Com_ mittee of the association at its meeting at « the Palace hotel several weeks ago. The _ gentlemen he has sefécted are : Charley F, Hoffman, Edward Coleman, John M, Wright and Charles.G.Yale. The bill, ifit becomes a law, will require tlhe appointment of same locality py Peter Tautphaus, it. will The sale of the Texas is important in the fact that, in connection with the purchase of the group of mines recently made in the be the.means of opening up the Willow Valley district more thoroughly, and probably lead to the instigation of new eaterprises. The Niagara and the Morgana .and SALE OF THE TEXAS MINE, It Has Boon Afected to a Coterie of ‘elegrapt 3 _ From ail Parts News has been received here that the ne-, ws soda he =. ie Ex-Mayor Comstock Fails, Sacramento, March 14.—The failure of Ex-Mayor Comstock, who has been engaged in the forniture business, is announced. Liabilities $10,000. “Assets not given, Enlisting Volunteers.’ ” é Havana, March 14,--Getierst Paudo, occupying a position in the Santa Clara province, has issued an order calling for the enlistment of all eligible men for military duty. Those refusing to’enlist will be classed as rebels and treated as such, « Abysinnia May Arbitrate, Beruix, March 14,—The Minister _ of Foreiga Affairs announces that negotiations for peace may be successfully carried ‘on between Italy and Abysinnia. King Menelek has notified the Austrian Consul that he will arbitrate. On the strength of this Italy has countermanded the order ‘for the sending of troops to Abysinnia. Favorable Report. Authorized. WasHInaton, March 14,—Congressman Special to the Daily Transcript, — : night iv the interior of the from 18 to 20 inches deep. Tilley claims adjoin the Texas and the Johnson and Senator Ford yesterday ap*Foresaw: His Own Doom: Burghill, addressed. to his landlady, Mrs. Crawford, Wednesday afternoon, after making‘up his: horoscope; and the prediction was Verified by a terrible explosion last evening, in which he lost both of hie eyes, and: had both of his hands so mutilated that they will have to be amputated, The aceident occurred in the office of Dr. W, C, Lindquest, No. 80 Hill street, where Dr. Burghill wa: experimenting ‘witl) some dangerous explosives With which he was ebdeavoring to compound a préparation for tak ing flashlight photographs, Snow in the Rast, New York, March 12,—Snow fell ali State. “It is Pirrspure, March 12.—The snow storm in Western Pennsylvania for 24 hours, ending today, is the worst of the season, The temperature dropped 20 degrees, Money: For. Ships, WAsHINGTON, March 1 3.—The Burean of ~~~-Up to-4 o'clock This Afternoon. _—_—_— Cuteaco, March 13.—*‘I cannot understand these stars, From their appearance it looks ag if-I would be blind before I die.” , . Such was the remark which Dr. A.” VY. ———— _ Why the Lights Failed, rao WILL NOMINATE ANYHOW. Giaimed That in Fairness Budd Shonld Give Notice of His Intentions. Neminations will be made for LientenantGovernor by the Republican and prcbably by the Democratic parties, notwithstanding the general belief that Governor Budd. will attempt to retain William. Jeter in office. One prominent politician said this afternoon, ~~ t gays the Bee, that Budd appointed Jeter Wi oh T +4 under Section 8 of Article 5 of the Constitui lk 'y CEN iN A WV KEK tion of the State which provides that when Pe any office becomes vacant the Governor shall 2 have powgr to fill sach vacancy by granting a commission which shall expire at the next session of the Legislature, or at the next election by the people. Continuing, the prominent politician said: ‘Governor Budd understands perfectly well that the framers of the Constitution meant by that section that the person so appointed should only hold until his successor could be elected at the next election following’ the creation of the vacancy, ml4-tf gies «Congregational Church. Rev. J. Sims will preach in the above church tomorrow, both morning and evening. Subject of discourse in the evening— ‘‘Phe Sweetness of a Smile and the Beauty of a Tear,” The Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:30 o'clock, led by D, &. Dailey, Subject—‘ Keeping Our Pledge in Spirit and in Letter.” All are cordially invited. a Oe a Ee Wili Take Possession Tomorrow. “The reason of the temporary giving out of the électric:lights at the Armory last night was caused by a heavier load being put upon the transformér connected to the building than it could stand,” This’ was occasioned by changing from: 16 candle power to 24 andle-power Jampe and having three instead of twoares, A second transformer has been installed which .was not done yesterday by an oversight on the part of one of the employes of the Company. Advertiséments of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line { 10 Cents x week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. } [a Found. A small gold pin bearing the inscription, “Edith,” has been found. The owner can have the same by applying at the Sheriff's office and paying for this notice. . Free Lectures. At Methodist Church lecture room every Monday and Saturday evenings, at 7:30 o'clock. Subjeot—‘ ‘Christian Cooperation Made Plain.” Lecturer will teach laborers how-to live on less than 10 cénts a day, This is very important, All should attend, Speaker, G. W. Wilderman. _ “mi2lw For Rent: Four furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping for small family,” Enquire at this office, : J. E. Carr, the newly appointed Postmaster, today received his commission and he will tomorrow acsnme charge of affairs in the office, Herbert Kitts will succeed Grove Deal as Deputy. Mr. Calkins ha: served just one month and two weeks over bis official term of four years, . Pocket-Book Lost, A -bocket-book was lost Thursday. between Park Avenue and the Postoffice Finder refurn to this. office and receive liberal] reward, ml2iwHouse and Lot For Sale. _ Worp comes from all quarters that the A house of 5 rooms anda 1-acre lot are neatest and most satisfactory dye for color— ville, Ill., says: “To Dr. covery I owe my life, Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail atid was given up and told I could not live. New Discovery in my store I sent for a bot. tle and began its nse and from the first doso began to get better, twelve commissioners by President Cleveland or three for each of the four districts into which the State is divided by the bill. . , One of the three commissioners for each distriot must be an expert miner, and reside in the district. The other two officials can -be selected by the President from any part of the country he may deem proper. The President in making these appointments will be guided largely by the wish of the California Miners’ Association. Tirey L. Ford has recently written to that effect from Wasbington to President Neff. Julian Sonntag, secretary of the associam tion, in talking abont the bill said : ‘I tnink from advices received from Mr. . of Ford, our representative now in Washington, that the bill for the protection of mineral lands will soon become a law with very few changes from our original draftef the meassure. ~ Generally speaking, it resembles the T iaho-Montana Act. The latter, however, does . wi not give the Secretary of the Interior as much th power to supervise the work of its commis— sioners as under our bill. Our bill does not require the commissioners to personally e<mine lands in well-known agricultural losame ledges of high-class rock which run through this property can be traced through 4s soon as the weather will permit. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to the Granite Hill mine, is here to take charge water is now being pumped out and hoisting will begin next week, wife of Wm. Wasley is dead. The Nevada County Teachers Institute The hearing of the Chinaman charged with assault apon George Bennetts has been postponed till next Tuesday, The Grass Valley school library has been peared before the .Sénaté Committee on Mines and Mining in regard to the hydraulic mining bill, The committee has authorized a favorable report on the measure. he two former. Work will be commenced BY TELEPHONE, Gee Springflelds Recommended. WasuIne@Ton, March 14,—Senator Hawley of the Committee on Military Affairs has recommended to the Secretary-of War that the U. S. army be equipped with Springfield riffes instead of the arma now in use, 4 O'clock This Afternoon, Dr. W. A. Root, a prominent medica] an of Sacramento, and a stockholder in affairs connected with the mine, The — . Have Nothing to Do,Wasuineton, © March 14,—One ofthe members of the Venezuelan Conintission . 2 states that the commission has been lying idle since the day of its formation, for want of something to. do. President Cleve. , land has never even consulted them on Venezuelan affairs, but has undertaken to do everything without their assistance. One of the twins recently born to the ll be held at the Columbus schoolhouse on e 28th, 29th and 30th of April, calities such as the San Joaquin valley. Another is limit to the appointments of the com. missioners to four years, and to make their compensation $10 a day instead of $10 and ex, cnizes. I think the bill isa satisfactory measure all around.” President Neff spoke in a similar strain tiv about.the bill, He met the committee menticned in his rooms at the Palace hotel Thursday night to canvass the qualifications o' various men to be recommended as comincreased by the addition of $50: worth of new books, After the meeting of Quartz Parlor, Native Sons, last evening the members had a fi banquet at the Vienna restaurant, Speeches “2 were made, songs sung and the usual fesHoon’s Pitts are the and liver medicine, nn reliable, sure, The Democratic Convention, the San Francisco, Mareh 14.—At the meetities of such an occasion indulged in, ing of the Democratic State Central Pomog hold the State Convention at Sacramento on the 20th of June. st family cathartic =e 25c. missioners under the proposed new law. PERSONAL POINTERS. k Conciss Chronicle of Various Folks ve Doings and Intentions, -Ralph Brider of St. Louis is in town. ‘D. J. Moore is down from Graniteville. W. I. Mitchell of San Francisco is in the that man and bega last ‘evening’s train. ©. B. Bogue of Chicago arrived here on the morning train, /A. J. Ross-came down from Bloomfield today. store Has W. J.’ Spotswood and G, A, Dodge, of . good San Francisco, arrived here last evening. Th -%. Simon. and W. T. Dickey, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, F, W. Graham and J. B. Wright, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. : tf ~Miss Ida Canon and Miss Josie Lee, of estab reaso Chiet James Hanley yesterday made an exSmination of the fire hydrants in the city d found them in good condition. article yesterday ‘referring to the by the late Mrs. Bullard we laughter and five grand have ‘Leen Arex You Onz of those unhappy people suffering with wedk nerves? Bainmahce teat Sarsaparilla, which feeds them upon pure blood, : Mr, Fred Miller, of Irving, Tll., writes tried many so called Kidaey cures but with: out any good result, About a year lief at onee. adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver erman & Co,’s. Drug Store. ‘M.-H. Munk, of Reno arrived here on ee ees One of the oldest and most extensive offered in Nevada County to secure a wellyou will not need to fear-the attacks of disease, : Hoop’s Pitts Core Jiyer ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, ‘‘My beby bad croup and was sived by On a War Footing. WasHInaton, March 14.—Iu view of a war with any foreign power the army. officers report just submitted, is interesting. It id states that 10,000,000 men can be enlisted feptiiad iar ative bint in he toe and placed on a war footing immediately, also that his bladder was affected. He . The report also compliments. the California ‘National Guard for its efficiency, stating n use of Klectrie Bitters and rise he . that the soldiérs are well disciplined and allt Electric Bitters is especially right in every particular. nerves may be made strong by Hood’s May Do As Much for fous posed, nu doubt erroneously, to be less venturous than others. A year’or two ago they retrieved their. fanie by very gallantconduct in an unseaworthy lifeBusiness For Sa‘e. oe 8 in the county for sale at a bargain. } tell this tale: Conatenétion and repair of the Navy Department today-sent. the Honse Committee ‘on "Naval “Affaire a request for a propriation of $350,000 to puta war vessels into shape for service if needed. The department represents that with. this amount ten ships now can be made ready to g°0 into commission, The committee is discussing the advisabili ty of granting the request. _ heir prompt and efficient yet easy action, es An Occupation that Everybody Should ‘Few peuple realize how much we can do determine: the number oursely. on aid or rhs teens from it. pieces tes € are continually thongh unconsciously . > = doing things that short ilebybours. 5, 5. oe, days gears . ee or. tile by Business is rushing af Swart’s Photograph: We work too long, too hard: we eat food Unsuited to us, too much enough ; We overstrain certain ‘muscles, limbs, senses or faculties, while others remain unused and undeveloped; we expose cessive heat or cold; to im squander our vitality. 2 True, with most people these things Pag at this is addressed; it is tot eruvian Bitters is Tepominendee’ ee . mittee, held here today, it was decided to. , With them with the least possible friction and of prio A in greatest power of Bitters is an infallible tonic, vitality has been redu-ed by poor di, overwork, sickness, trouble—puts the vari2 ous functions in such normal conditi : nature, unhampe:ed, soon rest piper tissues, vigor and energy. @ists-and dealera, J] HE soreBIok court, In anv FoR er rt, deceased Notice is hereby given that Monday, the Thirtieth day of Mussbe nee hearing the application of Carl F. Scheemer for ~~ oo g ne i when an Gre any person in:erested appear and contest the ime, = “Dated March llth, 1896. boat. However, their marine neighbors }'_ Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitiones down and rest in installments, Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. 1] Special ap-. number of For Sale. The E. W, Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, . t consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good house and other buildings, besides all stock . h on the place is offered for sale at a bargain. out of commission member Legg & Shaw are the people that offered for sale at a reasonable price, Part} ing the beard a brown or black is Bucking. bott] ham’s Dye for the Whiskers, Garden Tools. When you. want a good rake, hoe, garden rowel, spade or articles in that line, reave them for sale, m19¢tf . Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmns Van Deerlin, rector, Fourth Sunday in Lent:. Sunday school ai 12:30 p. m; evensong and. sermon at 7:30 © p.m, Wednesday, 4 p. m,, Litany and . instruction. ! Strangers invited to maké them— Seats free. All cordially welcome, selves known to the rector, . + RR on ce 2 Methodist. Church. . «. . , Preaching im the above church tom at 11 o’clock a.m b; the Rev, John Tamblin. Sunday echoo! concert at 7:30 p. m, Epworth League services at 6:30 Pi ms, Ray Murchie leader, y AN Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggi and your friends abont Shiloh’s Cure for Con= sumption. by Dickerman &:Co, They will recommend it, Sold ‘ Shoes For Six Bits. You can buy a good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75.cents at the ‘Branch Wonder, ; Notice to the Pablic. We have sold to. Mrs. re Levy all our interest in the entire stock of goods now located in the Branch Wonder Store on Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal, H. Levrrr, February 27; 1896. J. Levy, A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co, The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Osillouette, Droggist, Beavers-_ King’s New DisWas taken with LaHaving Dr. King’s and after using three ttles was up and abont again. It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house withou it.” erman & Co.’s Drug Store. Get a free trial at Dick. Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties,: patent tips, only $2 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-tf a For full particulars enquire on the premises f19-lin ‘Mrs, E. W. Tow te, Hoop’s Pits have won high praise fo For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon. Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing School. FIGHTING DEATH, — Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Children’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence. -s25 Swart Has Charge Again, be Engaged in all the Time. Saring off that grim monster, death, ¥S are not “numbered’’—_we cannot Gallery. High-grade work at popular Prices 408 Rot catches ’em. a8-tf P. G. SCADDEN, i ee Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL,See Te I Has on Hand : The Freshest and Best Stock Provisions, Can Goods, : Etc., Etc., To be found in Nevada City ame . Goods delivered free of charge, ourselves to @xhecessary consequences of th existence. ‘a fone ake Peruvian Bitters is t ywhat oil: is. to machinery; fig A entire system so toned i works waste resist: :, Peruvian which, when: tion, € gérms of disease, ores wasted Co., San Francisco. All drugSrchly Spanish Work and Havana. Ocis.25cts. Notice for Proving Will, F © county of Nevada, St.te of California of Eliz Tr of the estate at 10 o'clock ‘a. M., of said day, at the Gert & For town.’ oe and often gives almost. instant re Pinker we os ae py son Be = nee gS at sae count House’ in the = peace aad ‘: John Spaulding of Auburn is in town . lief. One trial will prove our statement, in or The ickedness, Me Othe tues eveds. cen appointed im cag it 8 : Price only 5c. for large bottle, At DickThe St. Anidrew’s fishermen are supi$ aid Aietn ee px for proving the wi EC fo) f he — Dfof said Klizabeth Seibert, deceased, sea “fy ONES « © DISTRIBUTORS f letters testamentary 22S FREMONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL: EL REO J. J. GREANY, Clerk, . ’ mi? DICKERMAN & CO., Sole Agents, Many years ago there was a violent a large patronage, includi a si storm on’a 22d of November. A wreck paying country trade, is is one of the best opportunities ever some sailors still alive and ‘made siket ker’? by drowning them. Then they seized the cargo and f2ll-in Ineck. . The anuiversary, Nov. 22, was a_ bright, still, halcyorday, and the blad bay. was4 lished and flourishing business at a nable price. Apply to ; ° L. 8. Catxrns, Nevada City, Cal, vada, came in; the fishers boarded it, found Pine aE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND Neg In the matter of the estate of William T Thomas, deceased. Notice is hereby give; that ay: the 20th day of: March, 1896. at 1 sid Ge re in the city and siid Cou ouse in the city and county of Nehas.been appointed by m 5. tinal j Placé for proving the will covered with brown sails; Nat orfe came Tigo ,fee Notice For Proving Will, DELINQUENT NOTICE. ee county of Nevada, State of Califoruia. FEDERAL LOAN GOLD MINING COMPANY 7 epee of yore erhie county, Califor. ocation of, Principa gene Sgrada City, Gxiiarat rctocere anges business, of sa ay, at the Court ro €.¢ are delingvent upon th f 'Ne. Seribed stock; on escomny page fouowin M © as the time 3 {said William eased, and for hearing the Rue urth E. -Tabe Iwoult then seem plain that it E BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, Just now the world is worshipin 150° styles at prices rs. Lester & from 5O cents to $10. Crawford, . F x ; is woman's duty to’secure FLEXIBLE and Easy FITTING g at the shrine of Royal Worcester, ‘ And millions of happy hearts today, from. Maine to throbbing inside the Kia Fitting Royal Worcestér, California, are MAIN STREET? Sole Agents for Nevada City. oe plied that he would take the seventh. At this the inspector explained at length to the class that the boy. who. wonld: choose the smaller part as this boy had . Bt George W. Weeks, deceased to the cred fuld“Gectaned. to exhibit ‘them, with the €rs as follows: dD. z ss ti ~+-9@e-+ ——_____. home to the rocky chink Which does for the lsanisage to them of let.ers toute cette ' Names. cae she. Amt i Sin Francisco, arrived here on last evening's} _Ovr or WEakyxss comes strength when} duty asa harbor. A fierce storm arose; Dear and contest the seme, erested may ap fers 0, Maltman, 82 50 2.50 : Ske the blood has been purified, enriched and. and the fishin fleet perished. Conse-. ° Dated March 9th, 1896. Coliey Bros, 89 160 5. a train on-6 visit. vitalized, the appetite restored and the quently ap Sythe pth as! or less high 7, JpSREANY, Clerk. . John A. Rapp 7 8 2.50 a . ; . _ , Te é a pew § . 38 ghse ’ -__. 8d. Hoffmae, 5 i A. McIntosh of Relief Hill arrived here . system built up by Hood's. Sarsaparilla, iand colony, main}¥ of Chisholines, apne] 2222 Searls. Attorney for Petitiorers! mb: heer 2 se 5.00 } last evening from San Francisco on his way in, ond heverware hah aécg Fina h ee 3 rege Richar da, og 8.00 d home, : Hoop’s PILLS cure nausea, sick headache the lost sailors of Fife. For loug the unSTOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. ees oe ae os 4 es 2 Rian eiggt a 2. LEN indigestion. biliousness, Sold by all drugholy day ot November was a holiday, NEVaDa COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Ran. joao sf oer 4.25 : eee : Rist. 250. nobody daring to-go-fortlr to sea: mr Stockholder eis une, enual meeting oi 2 wo 18 154900” mae « a Such is the legend, which may haye Guage Railroad Company for tha nto . ©. Brauneman, = 94 600 30.00 : a 7 : si y. cere “4 lecti D Hutchinson, F t. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 5 _HULLED Conn, something new and de-/ no historical basis, In any cose Fife . seven Directors, toseree or the enecing tralsc idee docpiiee i; eo ag bie a # ae cidedly nice, at Gaylord’s. tf . fishers and the east cozst men generally . Rrenthe, and for the reer on es jo ele ge CORE, as IL B0 2.50 oe Sammarized Mention of Minor Home os are considered to be “better in 4 beat . meeting, will 4 at the office of the Com: "Wagner dee 127 50 2.50 z Duaive Ovr the impurities from your! than the west hizhlanders, and Fife gn. Panyy ae: ey DePoh, Grass Valley, Ne. Miss Josevhing Yan : : a . Aarne Happenings. blood and. build up your system by creating . terprise and capital might havo loft as vada county, Califo Ja, OD renee oh vd is -50 350 4 EME ast an appetite and ‘toning the stomach with & more prosperons isle of Lewes.—Lon. . Wedmesday, the Ist Day of April, . Colley Brog., 181-100 nt 5.00 4 Frank Aum>r today had a telephone] Hood’s Sarsaparilla, if you would keep yourdon’ News. 4 — 1896, A. Watke, © 148 19050” Pe 5 _séput in at bis residence, self well, : ~~ [REET Ot Rolla will be opened.at 9:46. . . 43d in, seme a imade oa yeah order of =. All the prominent mines of the district Hoop’ . : The ‘Schoolboy and the Inspector. Transfer books wi:l-be ¢losed on ti:e 20th day February. so many shares ofeach « te Ae pees : : -Hoop’s Pitts are the best after-dinner In an Edinburgh eclool the other day . °! Math. By order of eho anaDAY ben ich parcel of _. Wore paydays fall on the second Saturday . pits, assist digestion revent ipa. awargh sclrool the other day b PEBTOb ee Rec DDER, President. . Sunnie ony Mhuraday, the oe? S010 at ee. puis, 4 » P nt constipa ; . -. Gkorgs Figtcuen % ic aut Thursday, the 2d Ja: of of the month, tion, 25c. oe bdsm pio . sista ede: He: : Spell, 1896, 5 ce eed at the office of the . ‘ a po ge Of a Class in fractions; one a Hy 3 ret 1, . Bald corporation, to pay omen. Tuberk and. Soule: Delt ns ree boy whether he would. rather take aj . NOTICE TO OREDITuRs. with commatete aera expe ora Sars tartt fo Simis vomng Tenor K lg one od igs ose of health. . sixth or a seventh part of an orange if rece 2 aot By order of the ‘Boa.d of Directors, vee PI onight at the home of the latter. See eee eine Feat, rich and fall of 8 choic ; . ‘ATE OF GEORGE W. WEEKS, deceaséd. _ o>. 3. G. O'NEILL, f Chief Engineer Robert Snell and Aseistant . Vitality by taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, and . 2° 8° his choice. The boy promptly.reE n Weeks, Admiaecnc? ine undersigned gtr cprteoged ‘Adm ere el @ store, cor‘Notice, done because it looked + -darger fracSe tion. was very foolish, but ‘he la ras . Ae on the other side when’ voice of another urchin — br monstrance, ‘‘Please, #ii biliousness. 256 ni A Baby’s Life Saved. Shiloh’s Cure,” writes Mra, J, B. Martin, unteville, Ala, : wette. 2 bi HE firm heretofore existip un t 7 name and ng ‘> of Scadden & 2 Pig . ins business in Nevada City, Gal, t¢ thine dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Pon Scadden having purchased ‘the . entire interest, Chas. Clevelan 4 in the concern, and he w me ; herea: 2 > 2 PHIL SCADDEN, / GHAS, CLEVELAND. {> A Complete line of D, Telephone No. 44. Not In TheFish But this does not hinder us from Grade Of — Bs SALMON BELLIEs, es _ PICKELEDSALMON, —__ rr. , SALT MACKEREL GS FEET, waters rea ra eta aFastern Califo day of March, A. D., 1995. m7—4m . February 17, 1896. : = oh M.Forrey's SEEDS A. WOE, cAsh GROCER. “Walk in and Look Around?’ Sut carrying the best — Bk MY BUDWEISER BEEK” he . Maybert.,.. 2:00p *You Bet. . ve. 9:30 8 _ *Mondays, Wednesdays Office Hours—9 a, m, t » days. and “Holidays: 11:3 A Remarkable Feat Porte diana Won . A press telegram from } diana, tells of a lightning which was performed there . week. It is believed to be _ The feat of changing her n: minutes by Olive Smith. . she went into court and ob . from Francis M, Trader, E repaired to the Clerk’s offic ; jicense to marry Joe Tyler ‘ink was dry on either the } license, Squire Lopp ‘pronot that made her Mrs, Tyler, -alecreeher maiden name of stored, giving her three ; minutes. Crutcher No.B The condition of W, . -Aubura, who was stricken’ thas not improved. His n oted. ' Torprpery of the liver, the stomach and bowels, ca e failure of all desire fc athartic Pills stimulate th: and bowels, cure headache, pAppetite, = N.C. N.G.R On Sunday, the 16th. ol every Sunday thereafter unt @ train will leave Grass ‘Vall . City at 1 o'clock p. M.; retu: 4 wada City for Grass Valley a . $ Joun BF; Bs yas iS Gene q Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Ag —_————2 20-0. Cure for Heada . Asa remedy for all form Electric Bittérs has proved: . best. It effects et een most dreaded ‘h i fto its influence. We urge . afflicted to procure a bottle, remedy a fair trial, In eas constipation Electric Ritters. the needed tone to the bowel: long resist the use of this me once. Fifty cents and $1.00 & Co.’s. Drug Store. _— Oe Bueklen’s Arnica . The best Salve in the. w: j cures Piles, or no pay requirec q teed to give perfect” satisfact refun «Price 25 conte . sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. Rich RF It is secured easily and > possible to get it from gosurdiy advertised as ' fiers.” They have tempo effect, but do not CURE. A100 And good health, take Hood’ been advertised as just: w! best medicine for the bl duced. Its success in cur Dyspepsia, Nervous: Pr

DAILY Nevada Clty, Nevada OQounty, Calit. a. as m TEEMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Mixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When LOCAL Reapine Norices—Ten Cents a Line First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time, One Dollara Line a Month. Rates “For Other Advertising Made Known on Applieation Except Sundays and ——— SATURDAY...MARCH 14, 1896. Wealthy St. Louis Capitalists.gotiations which have been pending for some time looking to the sale of the Texas mine in the Willow Valley mining district have finally come to a close and the transfer of the property isannounced. The parties to whom the sale was made is a syndicate of wealthy capitalists of St. Louis, Mo, ~~ PROGRESSING FINELY. ~~ Tho Mineral Lands Bill Wil Soon Become an ~ a Law of the Land. ‘The dispatches from Washington, to the #4 effect that the Senate Committee has refused to amend the Mineral Lands bill for Phesale of the Texas was made through J. fT. Smith, the well-known mining engineer of San Francisco, and J. D. Bancroft of Chicago, The purchasers have a thorough knowledge of what the mine is and what may be expected of it. Mr. Smith has made numerous trips to this city and on each occasion visited the mine and did examination work. He made his last visit between two and three mouths ago, spending several days here. He went carefally over all the ground and made a close examination and inspection of everything, He made his reports to Mr, Bancroft in Chicago, who in turn submitted them direct to the St. Louis parties, Mr. Smith and a number of the interested parties will arrive in this city next week, when preliminary steps tending towards the reopening of the mine will be inaugurated. The men have an abundance of capital and euergy behind them and de=velopments when once started will be carried on on a large and extensive scale, New machinery will be erected, the old works cleaned out and everything put upon a firm foundation as a basis for future operations, Mc = this State in the manner recommended by WC General Land Commissioner Lamoreaux a U few days ago, please the members of the Caliing fornia Miners’ Association very much, says $f the Examiner, They think now the measPI are originally indorsed by them, to protect tf mineral lands in the State from being ° patented by the railroad as agricultural ir bi character, will soon pass the Senate and bewy comealaw. Acting on this belief, Jacob = H. Neff, President of the association, wh«. }! arrived from Auburn Thursday, appointed s , committee of four to make recommendations . to President Cleveland as to who should be < @ppointed commissioners-to exmine mineral ' Jands in California as soon as the bill shall 7 have become a law, ‘t President Neff was given the power to appoint this.committee by the Executive Com_ mittee of the association at its meeting at « the Palace hotel several weeks ago. The _ gentlemen he has sefécted are : Charley F, Hoffman, Edward Coleman, John M, Wright and Charles.G.Yale. The bill, ifit becomes a law, will require tlhe appointment of same locality py Peter Tautphaus, it. will The sale of the Texas is important in the fact that, in connection with the purchase of the group of mines recently made in the be the.means of opening up the Willow Valley district more thoroughly, and probably lead to the instigation of new eaterprises. The Niagara and the Morgana .and SALE OF THE TEXAS MINE, It Has Boon Afected to a Coterie of ‘elegrapt 3 _ From ail Parts News has been received here that the ne-, ws soda he =. ie Ex-Mayor Comstock Fails, Sacramento, March 14.—The failure of Ex-Mayor Comstock, who has been engaged in the forniture business, is announced. Liabilities $10,000. “Assets not given, Enlisting Volunteers.’ ” é Havana, March 14,--Getierst Paudo, occupying a position in the Santa Clara province, has issued an order calling for the enlistment of all eligible men for military duty. Those refusing to’enlist will be classed as rebels and treated as such, « Abysinnia May Arbitrate, Beruix, March 14,—The Minister _ of Foreiga Affairs announces that negotiations for peace may be successfully carried ‘on between Italy and Abysinnia. King Menelek has notified the Austrian Consul that he will arbitrate. On the strength of this Italy has countermanded the order ‘for the sending of troops to Abysinnia. Favorable Report. Authorized. WasHInaton, March 14,—Congressman Special to the Daily Transcript, — : night iv the interior of the from 18 to 20 inches deep. Tilley claims adjoin the Texas and the Johnson and Senator Ford yesterday ap*Foresaw: His Own Doom: Burghill, addressed. to his landlady, Mrs. Crawford, Wednesday afternoon, after making‘up his: horoscope; and the prediction was Verified by a terrible explosion last evening, in which he lost both of hie eyes, and: had both of his hands so mutilated that they will have to be amputated, The aceident occurred in the office of Dr. W, C, Lindquest, No. 80 Hill street, where Dr. Burghill wa: experimenting ‘witl) some dangerous explosives With which he was ebdeavoring to compound a préparation for tak ing flashlight photographs, Snow in the Rast, New York, March 12,—Snow fell ali State. “It is Pirrspure, March 12.—The snow storm in Western Pennsylvania for 24 hours, ending today, is the worst of the season, The temperature dropped 20 degrees, Money: For. Ships, WAsHINGTON, March 1 3.—The Burean of ~~~-Up to-4 o'clock This Afternoon. _—_—_— Cuteaco, March 13.—*‘I cannot understand these stars, From their appearance it looks ag if-I would be blind before I die.” , . Such was the remark which Dr. A.” VY. ———— _ Why the Lights Failed, rao WILL NOMINATE ANYHOW. Giaimed That in Fairness Budd Shonld Give Notice of His Intentions. Neminations will be made for LientenantGovernor by the Republican and prcbably by the Democratic parties, notwithstanding the general belief that Governor Budd. will attempt to retain William. Jeter in office. One prominent politician said this afternoon, ~~ t gays the Bee, that Budd appointed Jeter Wi oh T +4 under Section 8 of Article 5 of the Constitui lk 'y CEN iN A WV KEK tion of the State which provides that when Pe any office becomes vacant the Governor shall 2 have powgr to fill sach vacancy by granting a commission which shall expire at the next session of the Legislature, or at the next election by the people. Continuing, the prominent politician said: ‘Governor Budd understands perfectly well that the framers of the Constitution meant by that section that the person so appointed should only hold until his successor could be elected at the next election following’ the creation of the vacancy, ml4-tf gies «Congregational Church. Rev. J. Sims will preach in the above church tomorrow, both morning and evening. Subject of discourse in the evening— ‘‘Phe Sweetness of a Smile and the Beauty of a Tear,” The Christian Endeavor will meet at 6:30 o'clock, led by D, &. Dailey, Subject—‘ Keeping Our Pledge in Spirit and in Letter.” All are cordially invited. a Oe a Ee Wili Take Possession Tomorrow. “The reason of the temporary giving out of the électric:lights at the Armory last night was caused by a heavier load being put upon the transformér connected to the building than it could stand,” This’ was occasioned by changing from: 16 candle power to 24 andle-power Jampe and having three instead of twoares, A second transformer has been installed which .was not done yesterday by an oversight on the part of one of the employes of the Company. Advertiséments of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents & week or $2a month. Each additional line { 10 Cents x week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance. } [a Found. A small gold pin bearing the inscription, “Edith,” has been found. The owner can have the same by applying at the Sheriff's office and paying for this notice. . Free Lectures. At Methodist Church lecture room every Monday and Saturday evenings, at 7:30 o'clock. Subjeot—‘ ‘Christian Cooperation Made Plain.” Lecturer will teach laborers how-to live on less than 10 cénts a day, This is very important, All should attend, Speaker, G. W. Wilderman. _ “mi2lw For Rent: Four furnished rooms suitable for housekeeping for small family,” Enquire at this office, : J. E. Carr, the newly appointed Postmaster, today received his commission and he will tomorrow acsnme charge of affairs in the office, Herbert Kitts will succeed Grove Deal as Deputy. Mr. Calkins ha: served just one month and two weeks over bis official term of four years, . Pocket-Book Lost, A -bocket-book was lost Thursday. between Park Avenue and the Postoffice Finder refurn to this. office and receive liberal] reward, ml2iwHouse and Lot For Sale. _ Worp comes from all quarters that the A house of 5 rooms anda 1-acre lot are neatest and most satisfactory dye for color— ville, Ill., says: “To Dr. covery I owe my life, Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail atid was given up and told I could not live. New Discovery in my store I sent for a bot. tle and began its nse and from the first doso began to get better, twelve commissioners by President Cleveland or three for each of the four districts into which the State is divided by the bill. . , One of the three commissioners for each distriot must be an expert miner, and reside in the district. The other two officials can -be selected by the President from any part of the country he may deem proper. The President in making these appointments will be guided largely by the wish of the California Miners’ Association. Tirey L. Ford has recently written to that effect from Wasbington to President Neff. Julian Sonntag, secretary of the associam tion, in talking abont the bill said : ‘I tnink from advices received from Mr. . of Ford, our representative now in Washington, that the bill for the protection of mineral lands will soon become a law with very few changes from our original draftef the meassure. ~ Generally speaking, it resembles the T iaho-Montana Act. The latter, however, does . wi not give the Secretary of the Interior as much th power to supervise the work of its commis— sioners as under our bill. Our bill does not require the commissioners to personally e<mine lands in well-known agricultural losame ledges of high-class rock which run through this property can be traced through 4s soon as the weather will permit. The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to the Granite Hill mine, is here to take charge water is now being pumped out and hoisting will begin next week, wife of Wm. Wasley is dead. The Nevada County Teachers Institute The hearing of the Chinaman charged with assault apon George Bennetts has been postponed till next Tuesday, The Grass Valley school library has been peared before the .Sénaté Committee on Mines and Mining in regard to the hydraulic mining bill, The committee has authorized a favorable report on the measure. he two former. Work will be commenced BY TELEPHONE, Gee Springflelds Recommended. WasuIne@Ton, March 14,—Senator Hawley of the Committee on Military Affairs has recommended to the Secretary-of War that the U. S. army be equipped with Springfield riffes instead of the arma now in use, 4 O'clock This Afternoon, Dr. W. A. Root, a prominent medica] an of Sacramento, and a stockholder in affairs connected with the mine, The — . Have Nothing to Do,Wasuineton, © March 14,—One ofthe members of the Venezuelan Conintission . 2 states that the commission has been lying idle since the day of its formation, for want of something to. do. President Cleve. , land has never even consulted them on Venezuelan affairs, but has undertaken to do everything without their assistance. One of the twins recently born to the ll be held at the Columbus schoolhouse on e 28th, 29th and 30th of April, calities such as the San Joaquin valley. Another is limit to the appointments of the com. missioners to four years, and to make their compensation $10 a day instead of $10 and ex, cnizes. I think the bill isa satisfactory measure all around.” President Neff spoke in a similar strain tiv about.the bill, He met the committee menticned in his rooms at the Palace hotel Thursday night to canvass the qualifications o' various men to be recommended as comincreased by the addition of $50: worth of new books, After the meeting of Quartz Parlor, Native Sons, last evening the members had a fi banquet at the Vienna restaurant, Speeches “2 were made, songs sung and the usual fesHoon’s Pitts are the and liver medicine, nn reliable, sure, The Democratic Convention, the San Francisco, Mareh 14.—At the meetities of such an occasion indulged in, ing of the Democratic State Central Pomog hold the State Convention at Sacramento on the 20th of June. st family cathartic =e 25c. missioners under the proposed new law. PERSONAL POINTERS. k Conciss Chronicle of Various Folks ve Doings and Intentions, -Ralph Brider of St. Louis is in town. ‘D. J. Moore is down from Graniteville. W. I. Mitchell of San Francisco is in the that man and bega last ‘evening’s train. ©. B. Bogue of Chicago arrived here on the morning train, /A. J. Ross-came down from Bloomfield today. store Has W. J.’ Spotswood and G, A, Dodge, of . good San Francisco, arrived here last evening. Th -%.. Simon. and W. T. Dickey, of San Francisco, arrived here last evening, F, W. Graham and J. B. Wright, of San Francisco, arrived here on the morning train. : tf ~Miss Ida Canon and Miss Josie Lee, of estab reaso Chiet James Hanley yesterday made an exSmination of the fire hydrants in the city d found them in good condition. article yesterday ‘referring to the by the late Mrs. Bullard we laughter and five grand have ‘Leen Arex You Onz of those unhappy people suffering with wedk nerves? Bainmahce teat Sarsaparilla, which feeds them upon pure blood, : Mr, Fred Miller, of Irving, Tll., writes tried many so called Kidaey cures but with: out any good result, About a year lief at onee. adapted to cure of all Kidney and Liver erman & Co,’s. Drug Store. ‘M.-H. Munk, of Reno arrived here on ee ees One of the oldest and most extensive offered in Nevada County to secure a wellyou will not need to fear-the attacks of disease, : Hoop’s Pitts Core Jiyer ills, constipation, jaundice, sick headache, ‘‘My beby bad croup and was sived by On a War Footing. WasHInaton, March 14.—Iu view of a war with any foreign power the army. officers report just submitted, is interesting. It id states that 10,000,000 men can be enlisted feptiiad iar ative bint in he toe and placed on a war footing immediately, also that his bladder was affected. He . The report also compliments. the California ‘National Guard for its efficiency, stating n use of Klectrie Bitters and rise he . that the soldiérs are well disciplined and allt Electric Bitters is especially right in every particular. nerves may be made strong by Hood’s May Do As Much for fous posed, nu doubt erroneously, to be less venturous than others. A year’or two ago they retrieved their. fanie by very gallantconduct in an unseaworthy lifeBusiness For Sa‘e. oe 8 in the county for sale at a bargain. } tell this tale: Conatenétion and repair of the Navy Department today-sent. the Honse Committee ‘on "Naval “Affaire a request for a propriation of $350,000 to puta war vessels into shape for service if needed. The department represents that with. this amount ten ships now can be made ready to g°0 into commission, The committee is discussing the advisabili ty of granting the request. _ heir prompt and efficient yet easy action, es An Occupation that Everybody Should ‘Few peuple realize how much we can do determine: the number oursely. on aid or rhs teens from it. pieces tes € are continually thongh unconsciously . > = doing things that short ilebybours. 5, 5. oe, days gears . ee or. tile by Business is rushing af Swart’s Photograph: We work too long, too hard: we eat food Unsuited to us, too much enough ; We overstrain certain ‘muscles, limbs, senses or faculties, while others remain unused and undeveloped; we expose cessive heat or cold; to im squander our vitality. 2 True, with most people these things Pag at this is addressed; it is tot eruvian Bitters is Tepominendee’ ee . mittee, held here today, it was decided to. , With them

with the least possible friction and of prio A in greatest power of Bitters is an infallible tonic, vitality has been redu-ed by poor di, overwork, sickness, trouble—puts the vari2 ous functions in such normal conditi : nature, unhampe:ed, soon rest piper tissues, vigor and energy. @ists-and dealera, J] HE soreBIok court, In anv FoR er rt, deceased Notice is hereby given that Monday, the Thirtieth day of Mussbe nee hearing the application of Carl F. Scheemer for ~~ oo g ne i when an Gre any person in:erested appear and contest the ime, = “Dated March llth, 1896. boat. However, their marine neighbors }'_ Fred Searls, Attorney for Petitiones down and rest in installments, Free water. Enquire at this office or Jackson’s store. 1] Special ap-. number of For Sale. The E. W, Towle ranch near Sugar Loaf, . t consisting of about 5 acres of land, a good house and other buildings, besides all stock . h on the place is offered for sale at a bargain. out of commission member Legg & Shaw are the people that offered for sale at a reasonable price, Part} ing the beard a brown or black is Bucking. bott] ham’s Dye for the Whiskers, Garden Tools. When you. want a good rake, hoe, garden rowel, spade or articles in that line, reave them for sale, m19¢tf . Trinity Church. Rev. Erasmns Van Deerlin, rector, Fourth Sunday in Lent:. Sunday school ai 12:30 p. m; evensong and. sermon at 7:30 © p.m, Wednesday, 4 p. m,, Litany and . instruction. ! Strangers invited to maké them— Seats free. All cordially welcome, selves known to the rector, . + RR on ce 2 Methodist. Church. . «. . , Preaching im the above church tom at 11 o’clock a.m b; the Rev, John Tamblin. Sunday echoo! concert at 7:30 p. m, Epworth League services at 6:30 Pi ms, Ray Murchie leader, y AN Recommend It. Ask your physician, your druggi and your friends abont Shiloh’s Cure for Con= sumption. by Dickerman &:Co, They will recommend it, Sold ‘ Shoes For Six Bits. You can buy a good pair of Boys’ School Shoes for 75.cents at the ‘Branch Wonder, ; Notice to the Pablic. We have sold to. Mrs. re Levy all our interest in the entire stock of goods now located in the Branch Wonder Store on Commercial street, Nevada City, Cal, H. Levrrr, February 27; 1896. J. Levy, A Fact Worth Knowing. Consumption, LaGrippe, Pneumonia, and all Throat and Lung diseases are cured by Shiloh’s Cure. Sold by Dickerman & Co, The Discovery Saved His Life. Mr. G. Osillouette, Droggist, Beavers-_ King’s New DisWas taken with LaHaving Dr. King’s and after using three ttles was up and abont again. It is worth its weight in gold. We won't keep store or house withou it.” erman & Co.’s Drug Store. Get a free trial at Dick. Ladies’ Oxford Ties. Ladies’ Oxford Ties,: patent tips, only $2 per pair, at the Branch Wonder, m2-tf a For full particulars enquire on the premises f19-lin ‘Mrs, E. W. Tow te, Hoop’s Pits have won high praise fo For Sale. Long-established Express Business, good horse and wagon. Enquire of F. T. Nilon. Michell’s Dancing School. FIGHTING DEATH, — Ladies’ and gentlemen’s class meets every Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. Children’s class every Saturday afternoon ut 2 o'clock, Social every Saturday night. Private lessons at hall orat residence. -s25 Swart Has Charge Again, be Engaged in all the Time. Saring off that grim monster, death, ¥S are not “numbered’’—_we cannot Gallery. High-grade work at popular Prices 408 Rot catches ’em. a8-tf P. G. SCADDEN, i ee Commercial Street, Groceries, GIVE ME A TRIAL,See Te I Has on Hand : The Freshest and Best Stock Provisions, Can Goods, : Etc., Etc., To be found in Nevada City ame . Goods delivered free of charge, ourselves to @xhecessary consequences of th existence. ‘a fone ake Peruvian Bitters is t ywhat oil: is. to machinery; fig A entire system so toned i works waste resist: :, Peruvian which, when: tion, € gérms of disease, ores wasted Co., San Francisco. All drugSrchly Spanish Work and Havana. Ocis.25cts. Notice for Proving Will, F © county of Nevada, St.te of California of Eliz Tr of the estate at 10 o'clock ‘a. M., of said day, at the Gert & For town.’ oe and often gives almost. instant re Pinker we os ae py son Be = nee gS at sae count House’ in the = peace aad ‘: John Spaulding of Auburn is in town . lief. One trial will prove our statement, in or The ickedness, Me Othe tues eveds. cen appointed im cag it 8 : Price only 5c. for large bottle, At DickThe St. Anidrew’s fishermen are supi$ aid Aietn ee px for proving the wi EC fo) f he — Dfof said Klizabeth Seibert, deceased, sea “fy ONES « © DISTRIBUTORS f letters testamentary 22S FREMONT ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CAL: EL REO J. J. GREANY, Clerk, . ’ mi? DICKERMAN & CO., Sole Agents, Many years ago there was a violent a large patronage, includi a si storm on’a 22d of November. A wreck paying country trade, is is one of the best opportunities ever some sailors still alive and ‘made siket ker’? by drowning them. Then they seized the cargo and f2ll-in Ineck. . The anuiversary, Nov. 22, was a_ bright, still, halcyorday, and the blad bay. was4 lished and flourishing business at a nable price. Apply to ; ° L. 8. Catxrns, Nevada City, Cal, vada, came in; the fishers boarded it, found Pine aE SUPERIOR COURT, IN AND Neg In the matter of the estate of William T Thomas, deceased. Notice is hereby give; that ay: the 20th day of: March, 1896. at 1 sid Ge re in the city and siid Cou ouse in the city and county of Nehas.been appointed by m 5. tinal j Placé for proving the will covered with brown sails; Nat orfe came Tigo ,fee Notice For Proving Will, DELINQUENT NOTICE. ee county of Nevada, State of Califoruia. FEDERAL LOAN GOLD MINING COMPANY 7 epee of yore erhie county, Califor. ocation of, Principa gene Sgrada City, Gxiiarat rctocere anges business, of sa ay, at the Court ro €.¢ are delingvent upon th f 'Ne. Seribed stock; on escomny page fouowin M © as the time 3 {said William eased, and for hearing the Rue urth E. -Tabe Iwoult then seem plain that it E BEST, THE MOST COMFORTABLE, Just now the world is worshipin 150° styles at prices rs. Lester & from 5O cents to $10. Crawford, . F x ; is woman's duty to’secure FLEXIBLE and Easy FITTING g at the shrine of Royal Worcester, ‘ And millions of happy hearts today, from. Maine to throbbing inside the Kia Fitting Royal Worcestér, California, are MAIN STREET? Sole Agents for Nevada City.. oe plied that he would take the seventh. At this the inspector explained at length to the class that the boy. who. wonld: choose the smaller part as this boy had . Bt George W. Weeks, deceased to the cred fuld“Gectaned. to exhibit ‘them, with the €rs as follows: dD. z ss ti ~+-9@e-+ ——_____. home to the rocky chink Which does for the lsanisage to them of let.ers toute cette ' Names. cae she. Amt i Sin Francisco, arrived here on last evening's} _Ovr or WEakyxss comes strength when} duty asa harbor. A fierce storm arose; Dear and contest the seme, erested may ap fers 0, Maltman, 82 50 2.50 : Ske the blood has been purified, enriched and. and the fishin fleet perished. Conse-. ° Dated March 9th, 1896. Coliey Bros, 89 160 5. a train on-6 visit. vitalized, the appetite restored and the quently ap Sythe pth as! or less high 7, JpSREANY, Clerk. . John A. Rapp 7 8 2.50 a . ; . _ , Te é a pew § . 38 ghse ’ -__. 8d. Hoffmae, 5 i A. McIntosh of Relief Hill arrived here . system built up by Hood's. Sarsaparilla, iand colony, main}¥ of Chisholines, apne] 2222 Searls. Attorney for Petitiorers! mb: heer 2 se 5.00 } last evening from San Francisco on his way in, ond heverware hah aécg Fina h ee 3 rege Richar da, og 8.00 d home, : Hoop’s PILLS cure nausea, sick headache the lost sailors of Fife. For loug the unSTOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING. ees oe ae os 4 es 2 Rian eiggt a 2. LEN indigestion. biliousness, Sold by all drugholy day ot November was a holiday, NEVaDa COUNTY NARROW GAUGE Ran. joao sf oer 4.25 : eee : Rist. 250. nobody daring to-go-fortlr to sea: mr Stockholder eis une, enual meeting oi 2 wo 18 154900” mae « a Such is the legend, which may haye Guage Railroad Company for tha nto . ©. Brauneman, = 94 600 30.00 : a 7 : si y. cere “4 lecti D Hutchinson, F t. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 5 _HULLED Conn, something new and de-/ no historical basis, In any cose Fife . seven Directors, toseree or the enecing tralsc idee docpiiee i; eo ag bie a # ae cidedly nice, at Gaylord’s. tf . fishers and the east cozst men generally . Rrenthe, and for the reer on es jo ele ge CORE, as IL B0 2.50 oe Sammarized Mention of Minor Home os are considered to be “better in 4 beat . meeting, will 4 at the office of the Com: "Wagner dee 127 50 2.50 z Duaive Ovr the impurities from your! than the west hizhlanders, and Fife gn. Panyy ae: ey DePoh, Grass Valley, Ne. Miss Josevhing Yan : : a . Aarne Happenings. blood and. build up your system by creating . terprise and capital might havo loft as vada county, Califo Ja, OD renee oh vd is -50 350 4 EME ast an appetite and ‘toning the stomach with & more prosperons isle of Lewes.—Lon. . Wedmesday, the Ist Day of April, . Colley Brog., 181-100 nt 5.00 4 Frank Aum>r today had a telephone] Hood’s Sarsaparilla, if you would keep yourdon’ News. 4 — 1896, A. Watke, © 148 19050” Pe 5 _séput in at bis residence, self well, : ~~ [REET Ot Rolla will be opened.at 9:46. . . 43d in, seme a imade oa yeah order of =. All the prominent mines of the district Hoop’ . : The ‘Schoolboy and the Inspector. Transfer books wi:l-be ¢losed on ti:e 20th day February. so many shares ofeach « te Ae pees : : -Hoop’s Pitts are the best after-dinner In an Edinburgh eclool the other day . °! Math. By order of eho anaDAY ben ich parcel of _. Wore paydays fall on the second Saturday . pits, assist digestion revent ipa. awargh sclrool the other day b PEBTOb ee Rec DDER, President. . Sunnie ony Mhuraday, the oe? S010 at ee. puis, 4 » P nt constipa ; . -. Gkorgs Figtcuen % ic aut Thursday, the 2d Ja: of of the month, tion, 25c. oe bdsm pio . sista ede: He: : Spell, 1896, 5 ce eed at the office of the . ‘ a po ge Of a Class in fractions; one a Hy 3 ret 1, . Bald corporation, to pay omen. Tuberk and. Soule: Delt ns ree boy whether he would. rather take aj . NOTICE TO OREDITuRs. with commatete aera expe ora Sars tartt fo Simis vomng Tenor K lg one od igs ose of health. . sixth or a seventh part of an orange if rece 2 aot By order of the ‘Boa.d of Directors, vee PI onight at the home of the latter. See eee eine Feat, rich and fall of 8 choic ; . ‘ATE OF GEORGE W. WEEKS, deceaséd. _ o>. 3. G. O'NEILL, f Chief Engineer Robert Snell and Aseistant . Vitality by taking Hood's Sarsaparilia, and . 2° 8° his choice. The boy promptly.reE n Weeks, Admiaecnc? ine undersigned gtr cprteoged ‘Adm ere el @ store, cor‘Notice, done because it looked + -darger fracSe tion. was very foolish, but ‘he la ras . Ae on the other side when’ voice of another urchin — br monstrance, ‘‘Please, #ii biliousness. 256 ni A Baby’s Life Saved. Shiloh’s Cure,” writes Mra, J, B. Martin, unteville, Ala, : wette. 2 bi HE firm heretofore existip un t 7 name and ng ‘> of Scadden & 2 Pig . ins business in Nevada City, Gal, t¢ thine dissolved by mutual consent. Mr. Pon Scadden having purchased ‘the . entire interest, Chas. Clevelan 4 in the concern, and he w me ; herea: 2 > 2 PHIL SCADDEN, / GHAS, CLEVELAND. {> A Complete line of D, Telephone No. 44. Not In TheFish But this does not hinder us from Grade Of — Bs SALMON BELLIEs, es _ PICKELEDSALMON, —__ rr. , SALT MACKEREL GS FEET, waters rea ra eta aFastern Califo day of March, A. D., 1995. m7—4m . February 17, 1896. : = oh M.Forrey's SEEDS A.. WOE, cAsh GROCER. “Walk in and Look Around?’ Sut carrying the best — Bk MY BUDWEISER BEEK” he . Maybert..,... 2:00p *You Bet. .. ve. 9:30 8 _ *Mondays, Wednesdays Office Hours—9 a, m, t » days. and “Holidays: 11:3 A Remarkable Feat Porte diana Won . A press telegram from } diana, tells of a lightning which was performed there . week. It is believed to be _ The feat of changing her n: minutes by Olive Smith. . she went into court and ob . from Francis M, Trader, E repaired to the Clerk’s offic ; jicense to marry Joe Tyler ‘ink was dry on either the } license, Squire Lopp ‘pronot that made her Mrs, Tyler, -alecreeher maiden name of stored, giving her three ; minutes. Crutcher No.B The condition of W, . -Aubura, who was stricken’ thas not improved. His n oted. ' Torprpery of the liver, the stomach and bowels, ca e failure of all desire fc athartic Pills stimulate th: and bowels, cure headache, pAppetite, = N.C. N.G.R On Sunday, the 16th. ol every Sunday thereafter unt @ train will leave Grass ‘Vall . City at 1 o'clock p. M.; retu: 4 wada City for Grass Valley a . $ Joun BF; Bs yas iS Gene q Gen. Pass. & Tkt. Ag —_————2 20-0. Cure for Heada . Asa remedy for all form Electric Bittérs has proved: . best. It effects et een most dreaded ‘h i fto its influence. We urge . afflicted to procure a bottle, remedy a fair trial, In eas constipation Electric Ritters. the needed tone to the bowel: long resist the use of this me once. Fifty cents and $1.00 & Co.’s. Drug Store. _— Oe Bueklen’s Arnica . The best Salve in the. w: j cures Piles, or no pay requirec q teed to give perfect” satisfact refun «Price 25 conte . sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Store. Rich RF It is secured easily and > possible to get it from gosurdiy advertised as ' fiers.” They have tempo effect, but do not CURE. A100 And good health, take Hood’ been advertised as just: w! best medicine for the bl duced. Its success in cur Dyspepsia, Nervous: Pr