March 3, 1894 (4 pages)

ad Ip VOL. LXYI--NO. 10265 . OIE NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCi1 3, 1894. Betablished Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown neh THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. : SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE Examiner and Chronicle Coupons ‘And send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. —FHE-JACK— RABBIT. Superintendent Storch Makes a Ren port on the Mine. “" We have received from J. B. Storch, ~ superiptendeut of the Jack Rabbit mine, a printed copy of the report recently made by him on the condition and prospects of ‘the mine. We mike the fdllowing extracts: ‘Leave the theoretical consequences aside,which, according to the formation the Jack Rabbit mine‘is lecated on, are extremely encouraging, and judging after the practical experience on the developments from.the. numerous. prospeot._holes, cuts and drifts on the surface, down to the “lower and finally to the lowest level, 183 feet underground, you will observe a gradual improving of the quartz stringers the ‘deeper you come, increasing in color and width. You jwill find that a number: of minute quartz °stringers. are constantly -aniting to one ribbon of considerable size; —-and_you will find that the white, dead erys= talline, sugar-like color changes into gray metallic colors, finally beginning to be uni‘formly infiltrated with gold and other me—_—__ tallie_gold—and—silver—bearing —sulphurets, ete; And you will find all ever the Grass Valley district that exactly the same_indications guided: the.miners toa-rich strike-in-[all the dividend paying mines. Now come te a common sense cénclusion. “Taking everything into consideration, what theory, practice and the local experi——enee-teach,-you-will__come-to.the conclusion that the Jack Rabbit mine is entitled to the same expectations as any other wellpaying mine in the Grass Valley district, when the line of the settled formation will be reached—therefore, the plan of operations has to be changed.” 2@esCANCELED STAMPS. How America Contributes Toward Papering Rooms in Germany. This. country contributes some thousand -dollars’ worth of material yearly: to the promotion of a fad long prevailing in Germany. “The rage for collecting postage stamps, com. mon enough here, is much more widespread in Germany, and for some time past collec‘tors have been using canceled stamps for -decorative purposes. Millions upon millions of stamps are used annually in Germany to ‘piper walls. A room of moderate size may ‘be papered completely with 100,000 stamps ‘of the ordinary size. Persons who indulge ‘this fancy exercise great. ingenuity in_ the :arrangement of the stamps, and remarkable color effects may be produced by tasteful combinations. When the stamps have been affixed to the walls of a room a tedions piece “of work, the whole is varnished; in order toy °"/¥-last.a couple of menths not leas. than protect the papering from damage. Stamps and parts of stamps ‘are used in. , deeorating tables and cabinets. Those who de this sort of decoration laboriously cut out the head of Washington from the current 2cent stamp and paste the little vignettes by the hundred upon the table or cabinet to be decorated. Then thousands of the tiny figure “2” are cut froin the lower corner of the stamp. and disposed se as to form a border about the repeated head of Washington. Scores of other designs are treated in like fashion, and stamps of various colors are arranged in accordance with the taste of the decorator. One man in New York, not himself a professional dealer in stamps, sends nearly 25,000,000 stamps per year to a dealer in Ger-. inches deep this morning, but the sun many. The same dealer has an agent in caused it to melt very fast. Baltimore who sends him vastly larger quantities. They are sent to the agents from all parts coupons have been sent to this office,'and . . been owing to the fact that the river and VOTING COUPONS. Nevada County Still Leads in they Contest For the Mineral Cup. . The contest for the trophies offered by the Chronicle and Examiner is gaining in interest every day. Solano county is making a determined effort to secure the golden’cup offered by the Examines to the county making the * best general display at the Midwinter Fair. Sacramento county is in the lead forthe Chronicle’s silver cup for the best exhibit of products, and Nevada county heads the list in the contest for the Chronicle’s silver cup for the best mineral exhibit. _ Thus far-ever 1,600 tickets or voting} many are being: brought in every day, the ladies especially taking much interest in. collecting the coupons. Everyone should remember to cut out all the coupons, mineral, products, and general display, and send them all to this office. We want all the coupons, of the three kinds, and will take the trouble! of sorting them. We expect to have a thousand votes to send: below ‘the next time. = ‘__THE DEBRIS COMMISSION. _ Changes Suggested, Favored by Secretary Lamont and Géneral Casey. Wasuisxcron, March 1.—Colonel G. H.] Mendell, President of the California Debris Commission, on February 15th wrote to General Casey, Chief of Engineers of the War Department, -explaining certain difficulties under which the Commission labored, and proposing a remedy therefor. ~~ Secre= tary Lamont today transmittedthis letter to Congress. In substance it is as follows: The Califoruia Debris Commission finds its operations embarrassed by the requirements: of section 12 of the Act can be furtheredby a modification of the lawamendingit. Sec-. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, tion 12 contains this sentence: ‘‘Pending} A. Monteith, Joe Conlin; *i publication ‘thereof said Commission, or a committee thereof, shall examine the mine or premises described in such petition.” ing: ‘‘Pending publication thereof or as soon thereafter as practicable the mine and premises described in the petition shall “be éxaminedby-oneor more-membersof the Commission or by an enginver acting “under its orders.” in the Sierra mountains and travel uncertain and difficult. ‘To visit one of these mines requires an absence of from three tosix or seven days from San Francisco, and mem= bers ofthe Commission cannot afford to spend that timz for tiiis purpose. Thecommissien has now one engineer officer under its orders and if necessary can apply for more. That there has not been more delay in the past in the examination of mines has harbor appropriations for the present year have been exhausted, and for this reason ‘they have found time to make the necessary visits. But this,is not likely.to occur again in Section 12 here: outlined is respectfully suggested. Both General Casey and Secretary Lament favor the change prosposed by Colonel Mendall. oe HOME SEEKERS. They Are Bound to Come to Northern California. Appeal: _ A railway man from Kansas City who was here a day or so ago and who has been in.a position to meet a great many people desirous. of coming to California, stated that if the present rate war would 3,000 people from the State of Kansas will take advantage of it and come to California. The most of these are prepared to invest in fruit land and he thinks that as the prices now asked for land in the mest of Southern California is higher than they are prepared to pay that by a like effort a good share of those people would come north of SacramenFrom another reliable source it is learned that a large number of Italians, now located in the State of Iowa, are desirous of coming to California to engage in vegetable gardening andjake the place of the Chinese. Not Cold Here. The snow was something over three We think we are having cold weather here, but just imagine what the denizens of the ‘frozen East have to contend with. A person who NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. C. W. Cross, as J. B. Des Roches,C. Trephagen, = B. Edwards, ~ “ Geo. Derbam, “ Mrs M. Beatty, ue Joe. P. Walling, Ad C. J. Allison, is “6 James Rippingham,* ee R. McMurray, “6 E. 8, Chappelle, ae Ed. Albee, “ Herbert Mann, ee _Chas. Godfrey, Ed. J. English, ae Abe S. Feder, “ -G,_E.-Rieks, ws . ioe = Geo. F. Van de Mark, ae cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect datisfacion o: money in-the future, and fcr this reason the change} — ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. C. A. Burns, San Francisco, F. Johns, Fete Kelly, he Jas. McBride, = H. Malone, ‘ Mclaughlin, ‘ Gilman, Je Holland, -té . Conger, Dutch Flat, . J. Houver, Alleghany, . Jones, W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, . O. Wiliams, Marysville, J. 2; Williams, = . ippingham, Virginia City, — “e C. Brock, San Stan, 3 aaah J. Breen, ~ te ARRIVALS AT THE . National Exchange, Broad Street. Dr. J. L. Berry and w., San Francisco, J. L. Merguire, Geo, W. King, Sacramento, N.C. Miller, French Corral, J.B. Miller, ode W. Lindgren, Washington, C. W. Tozer; a : John Spaulding & w.,, Seigler Springs, Hall’s Hair Renewer quickens — Huckion’s Arnica Salve: ‘The best Salve in the world for Cnis,. , and all Skin Eruptions, and positively refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale-at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. es va sume . The Slogger Poet. Willard Nichols, the champion boxer of Nevada county, thawed out his poetical mill this morning and setting it in motion ground out the following, which is very unique and trathful :. There is a merchaht in this town, Who by this time is ‘known the world around, He is the poor people’s friend And that you will find from the beginning to the end. He has rubber goods, overcoats, blankets, And fine clothing by the score. If you don’t believe it, Call and see for yourself at their store. Opposition is the life of trade, And L. HYMAN & CO. Can lay all the clothing merchants In the shade. In selling low for cash We knock the rest of them all to. smash. For what other people charge you $1 We will sell you for a half, . Which would make most any one laugh. Nevada City, March 3U-2t. TRIED AND TRUE is the verdict of people who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla The good effects of this medicine are soon felt in nerve strength, restored, appetite created and health given. Hoop’s Pitts do not weaken, but aid diges ion and tonic the Stomach. Try them, Very QueerAre the sensations experisnced by the nervous and dyspeptic. Unaccoui tale palpitation, buzzing in the ears, flushing of one aide of the face, odd taste and tingling in the mouth, constant restlessness, stinging in*the gullet and sinking in the stomach, acute sensitiveness to slight sounds that magnifies them tenfold, low spirite—these are only a few of the charming experiences of the individual who suffers-from combined nervousness and indigestion—a team that usually travel together. Their gay and Fancy Navel Oranges Daxprurr. is due to.an enfeebled state of . . the skin. The Commission would suggest the follow-. the wutritive functions of the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, -of the world. Children in search of pocket lately arrived here from Chicago says the money, women in need of pin money, Sunday milkmen of that city have to carry hot schools and charities of’one sort or another . Stoves or heaters in their wagons to keep the collect and send these stamps'to the agents. Milk from freezing betore they can’ deliver in batches of 10,000, 20,000, 50,000 or 100,-. it to their customers. If such a /condition 000. The usual price is 10 cents per 1,000] @xisted here people would leave for a but the red 2-cent stamps fetch’less because . Warmer.clime and the town would become ‘they are easily obtainable, and also because . depopulated in the winter. their dye is not well fixed. The Columbian My stamps of small denominations fetch -30 Methodist Chyrch. cents per 1,000. Services in the above church tomorrow, . -_ asusual. The pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, It Should BejinjEvery House. will preach. Subjects of discourses: Mornoe .B. Wilson, t., Sharpsburg, J.B. Wilson, 371 Clay 8 arps We The Rxtent of mption.” Pa., ‘says he will not be without Dr. ; egepee? : New Tucosieg for Consumption, Coughs Lang Sunday School services at the pagel. A sp ed onia’ aloe, ta, the Nevada. G ix ‘ je and Colds, that it’ cured his. wife who was Galt Bours: aa, yaledy "the ¥ oun 6 thts’ later onal remain Naa on ' / threatened with Pneumonia after an attack . "°°" cordially invited to these services, ~ oat ot Aspen. tops it publie auctions and t ‘ + a e: sa “ H ” . ; i a : be 2 4 of ‘‘La Grippe,” when various other remedies} yk api’s CLOVER ROOT, the great Monday, Both day of A ee Nairn * hour of. Corner Pine tid Commercial Streets.. reese besees and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber,, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery bas done him more good than anything’he ever used fer Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros. Drug Store. * Largs bottles, 50¢. and $1.00. j 5e:, 500. Sold by Carr Bros. ing—‘‘ The Authority of Christ.” Night— Epworth . upo: m she ital stock Blood Purtier, gives frestmess and~ clearness } 1, 0,°l0ck F. i at fh to ay kee of the Ly! to the Complexion and cures Constipation. of -Wuen you feel tired, without special cause, that indicates the need of Ayer’s festive career is, however, brought to a full stop by that greatest of stomachics, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which also overcomes their allies—constipation and biliousness. This pepular remedy fortifies those who use it against malaria, chronic rheumatism and kidney complaint, restores nervous quietude and promotes appetite, vigor and sleep. Sages Notice, DIN GOLD AND BILVER MINING com. nyt Revsas City, Cal, Notice is wen ata meeting of the Board of rs, held on the 28th day of Fe sessment (No. 10) of 2cents ree share was le + @e Sn ne ment, toveth sale. * ©° Sifectors. 1%, CASP vat " f 0 me; /, 3 An Attractive. Feature. Watches and Diamonds. we tinderstand the He Pallman drill will be} A magnificent ‘stock just received at given at the masquerade ball next Friday . Leutje & Brand’s. Prices lower than the evening by a squad of young men. This of . same articles can be had anywhere. elge in itself will be worth seeing. Other attract-. the State. Also, a stock of silverware at ive features will be presented. Those who . San Francisco prices, tf go in costume should not forget to fill out : <é their character cards for the TRANSCRIPT ee before they start and thereby avoid delay at the inner door where the inspection committee will be stationed. \ ae as S maemo CONS jai ksehgiatiat { oe Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller s FIRE! ‘FIRE!° FIRE! = The-boy stood on the burning’ deck, When all but he had fled ; And sinking ‘neath the awfal wreck, Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan-stood -mid clouds of smoke and flame, : He bravely battled with the wreck ; And i is now on 1 deck again, “phere ct cesog. ost hroat,, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough an New Outfit, Asthma. For ree nig Fg it has no ives has cured d thousands, and will CURE you if — re Sold on @ guar. For a Lame Bac sHiLoH's BELLADONNA PLASTER ISS LO H’S JACATARRH REMEDY. lave you Catarrh? This remedy is guarane teed to sure you. Price, beta. “Injector free. For sale at Cair Bros, New Furniture, New Bedding, _ New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclass style. He is now prépared to supply all his old.customers, and as many new ones as wish to at the usual low rates, atthe CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. — ae 20 Cents Per Dozen. CALIFORNIA LEMONS 2 > 3o ‘Cents Per Dozen. SEEDLING ORANGES 10 CENTS PER DOZEN. Bananas" 40 Cents Per Dozen. ——-AT——— ROLES = Commercial Street, Nevada City, Quick Sales and . Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF ~ Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. . TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a. Trial.——— © THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston. . One-Price Clothiers. street, N of 2 , Secretary. Office—Carter & Johnston's store, on Pine evade City, a Assessmout No. 10 of one cent was reccinded, give hint « vail, with first-class board and lodging, . . Sicily Lemons 30 Cents. Per Dozen.}Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum, Fever] . ; Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaine, The mines are situated for the most part. qo Cash Grocery Store ! 0 oO. cigad Nevada City? io! °o [Ours is the ‘Largest -and the Finest and the Best in all a _ Nevada a « © 2 8 =e 2 er ee ee ee BE as _— our Stoe sk of BOOTS AND SHOES CANNOT 'BE EXCELLED. And what is the Best of all is ‘Which’ Everybody . = Well-tknows, ———— “Phat our ~~ LOW + PRICES {Are not nniaached by any other house in this part of the State. So BS a a ee a a ee ae ee ee eS ‘ONE OF OUR GUM GOATS And You Will Find It the Best Article In That Line That You You TR’ Have Ever Worn. = = = a 2 ek ee i= * Commercial St,, near Main, I} NEVADA CITY. aes a AR nS A TY SETI PN WHITE _. HOUSE. . Muslin. Underwear ! Muslin Underwear ! We received a complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN’S SHORT DRESSES. and INFANT'S LONG DRESSES. * New Dress Goods, Braids, Gimps And the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily: ss B. NEWMAN & GO., Leaders. in Choice and Fine Goods. ee t o. The.best judges and the closest buyers Fit o. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that F--te . The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR Style o. In Nevada county is P. MORRISON Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City }Finish o. Lowest in Prices Quality *) Highest in All

ad Ip VOL. LXYI--NO. 10265 . OIE NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCi1 3, 1894. Betablished Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown neh THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT Published Every Evening, except Sunday. BROWN & CALKINS, = Proprietors. : SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60Cts. per Month WHEN PAID IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. Cut Out the IN THE Examiner and Chronicle Coupons ‘And send Them to the Daily Transcript Office. —FHE-JACK— RABBIT. Superintendent Storch Makes a Ren port on the Mine. “" We have received from J. B. Storch, ~ superiptendeut of the Jack Rabbit mine, a printed copy of the report recently made by him on the condition and prospects of ‘the mine. We mike the fdllowing extracts: ‘Leave the theoretical consequences aside,which, according to the formation the Jack Rabbit mine‘is lecated on, are extremely encouraging, and judging after the practical experience on the developments from.the. numerous.. prospeot._holes, cuts and drifts on the surface, down to the “lower and finally to the lowest level, 183 feet underground, you will observe a gradual improving of the quartz stringers the ‘deeper you come, increasing in color and width. You jwill find that a number: of minute quartz °stringers. are constantly -aniting to one ribbon of considerable size; —-and_you will find that the white, dead erys= talline, sugar-like color changes into gray metallic colors, finally beginning to be uni‘formly infiltrated with gold and other me—_—__ tallie_gold—and—silver—bearing —sulphurets, ete; And you will find all ever the Grass Valley district that exactly the same_indications guided: the.miners toa-rich strike-in-[all the dividend paying mines. Now come te a common sense cénclusion. “Taking everything into consideration, what theory, practice and the local experi——enee-teach,-you-will__come-to.the conclusion that the Jack Rabbit mine is entitled to the same expectations as any other wellpaying mine in the Grass Valley district, when the line of the settled formation will be reached—therefore, the plan of operations has to be changed.” 2@esCANCELED STAMPS. How America Contributes Toward Papering Rooms in Germany. This. country contributes some thousand -dollars’ worth of material yearly: to the promotion of a fad long prevailing in Germany. “The rage for collecting postage stamps, com. mon enough here, is much more widespread in Germany, and for some time past collec‘tors have been using canceled stamps for -decorative purposes. Millions upon millions of stamps are used annually in Germany to ‘piper walls. A room of moderate size may ‘be papered completely with 100,000 stamps ‘of the ordinary size. Persons who indulge ‘this fancy exercise great. ingenuity in_ the :arrangement of the stamps, and remarkable color effects may be produced by tasteful combinations. When the stamps have been affixed to the walls of a room a tedions piece “of work, the whole is varnished; in order toy °"/¥-last.a couple of menths not leas. than protect the papering from damage. Stamps and parts of stamps ‘are used in. , deeorating tables and cabinets. Those who de this sort of decoration laboriously cut out the head of Washington from the current 2cent stamp and paste the little vignettes by the hundred upon the table or cabinet to be decorated. Then thousands of the tiny figure “2” are cut froin the lower corner of the stamp. and disposed se as to form a border about the repeated head of Washington. Scores of other designs are treated in like fashion, and stamps of various colors are arranged in accordance with the taste of the decorator. One man in New York, not himself a professional dealer in stamps, sends nearly 25,000,000 stamps per year to a dealer in Ger-. inches deep this morning, but the sun many. The same dealer has an agent in caused it to melt very fast. Baltimore who sends him vastly larger quantities. They are sent to the agents from all parts coupons have been sent to this office,'and . . been owing to the fact that the river and VOTING COUPONS. Nevada County Still Leads in they Contest For the Mineral Cup. . The contest for the trophies offered by the Chronicle and Examiner is gaining in interest every day. Solano county is making a determined effort to secure the golden’cup offered by the Examines to the county making the * best general display at the Midwinter Fair. Sacramento county is in the lead forthe Chronicle’s silver cup for the best exhibit of products, and Nevada county heads the list in the contest for the Chronicle’s silver cup for the best mineral exhibit. _ Thus far-ever 1,600 tickets or voting} many are being: brought in every day, the ladies especially taking much interest in. collecting the coupons. Everyone should remember to cut out all the coupons, mineral, products, and general display, and send them all to this office. We want all the coupons, of the three kinds, and will take the trouble! of sorting them. We expect to have a thousand votes to send: below ‘the next time. = ‘__THE DEBRIS COMMISSION. _ Changes Suggested, Favored by Secretary Lamont and Géneral Casey. Wasuisxcron, March 1.—Colonel G. H.] Mendell, President of the California Debris Commission, on February 15th wrote to General Casey, Chief of Engineers of the War Department, -explaining certain difficulties under which the Commission labored, and proposing a remedy therefor. ~~ Secre= tary Lamont today transmittedthis letter to Congress. In substance it is as follows: The Califoruia Debris Commission finds its operations embarrassed by the requirements: of section 12 of the Act can be furtheredby a modification of the lawamendingit. Sec-. W. J. Rogers, Grass Valley, tion 12 contains this sentence: ‘‘Pending} A. Monteith, Joe Conlin; *i publication ‘thereof said Commission, or a committee thereof, shall examine the mine or premises described in such petition.” ing: ‘‘Pending publication thereof or as soon thereafter as practicable the mine and premises described in the petition shall “be éxaminedby-oneor more-membersof the Commission or by an enginver acting “under its orders.” in the Sierra mountains and travel uncertain and difficult. ‘To visit one of these mines requires an absence of from three tosix or seven days from San Francisco, and mem= bers ofthe Commission cannot afford to spend that timz for tiiis purpose. Thecommissien has now one engineer officer under its orders and if necessary can apply for more. That there has not been more delay in the past in the examination of mines has harbor appropriations for the present year have been exhausted, and for this reason ‘they have found time to make the necessary visits. But this,is not likely.to occur again in Section 12 here: outlined is respectfully suggested. Both General Casey and Secretary Lament favor the change prosposed by Colonel Mendall. oe HOME SEEKERS. They Are Bound to Come to Northern California. Appeal: _ A railway man from Kansas City who was here a day or so ago and who has been in.a position to meet a great many people desirous. of coming to California, stated that if the present rate war would 3,000 people from the State of Kansas will take advantage of it and come to California. The most of these are prepared to invest in fruit land and he thinks that as the prices now asked for land in the mest of Southern California is higher than they are prepared to pay that by a like effort a good share of those people would come north of SacramenFrom another reliable source it is learned that a large number of Italians, now located in the State of Iowa, are desirous of coming to California to engage in vegetable gardening andjake the place of the Chinese. Not Cold Here. The snow was something over three We think we are having cold weather here, but just imagine what the denizens of the ‘frozen East have to contend with. A person who NEVADA CITY HOTEL ARRIVALS. C. W. Cross, as J. B. Des Roches,C. Trephagen, = B. Edwards, ~ “ Geo. Derbam, “ Mrs M. Beatty, ue Joe. P. Walling, Ad C. J. Allison, is “6 James Rippingham,* ee R. McMurray, “6 E. 8, Chappelle, ae Ed. Albee, “ Herbert Mann, ee _Chas. Godfrey, Ed. J. English, ae Abe S. Feder, “ -G,_E.-Rieks, ws . ioe = Geo. F. Van de Mark, ae cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect datisfacion o: money in-the future, and fcr this reason the change} — ARRIVALS AT THE Union Hotel, Main Street. C. A. Burns, San Francisco, F. Johns, Fete Kelly, he Jas. McBride, = H. Malone, ‘ Mclaughlin, ‘ Gilman, Je Holland, -té . Conger, Dutch Flat, . J. Houver, Alleghany, . Jones, W. Greenlaw, Sacramento, . O. Wiliams, Marysville, J. 2; Williams, = . ippingham, Virginia City, — “e C. Brock, San Stan, 3 aaah J. Breen, ~ te ARRIVALS AT THE . National Exchange, Broad Street. Dr. J. L. Berry and w., San Francisco, J. L. Merguire, Geo, W. King, Sacramento, N.C. Miller, French Corral, J.B. Miller, ode W. Lindgren, Washington, C. W. Tozer; a : John Spaulding & w.,, Seigler Springs, Hall’s Hair Renewer quickens — Huckion’s Arnica Salve: ‘The best Salve in the world for Cnis,. , and all Skin Eruptions, and positively refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale-at Carr Brothers’ Drug Store. es va sume . The Slogger Poet. Willard Nichols, the champion boxer of Nevada county, thawed out his poetical

mill this morning and setting it in motion ground out the following, which is very unique and trathful :. There is a merchaht in this town, Who by this time is ‘known the world around, He is the poor people’s friend And that you will find from the beginning to the end. He has rubber goods, overcoats, blankets, And fine clothing by the score. If you don’t believe it, Call and see for yourself at their store. Opposition is the life of trade, And L. HYMAN & CO. Can lay all the clothing merchants In the shade. In selling low for cash We knock the rest of them all to. smash. For what other people charge you $1 We will sell you for a half, . Which would make most any one laugh. Nevada City, March 3U-2t. TRIED AND TRUE is the verdict of people who take Hood’s Sarsaparilla The good effects of this medicine are soon felt in nerve strength, restored, appetite created and health given. Hoop’s Pitts do not weaken, but aid diges ion and tonic the Stomach. Try them, Very QueerAre the sensations experisnced by the nervous and dyspeptic. Unaccoui tale palpitation, buzzing in the ears, flushing of one aide of the face, odd taste and tingling in the mouth, constant restlessness, stinging in*the gullet and sinking in the stomach, acute sensitiveness to slight sounds that magnifies them tenfold, low spirite—these are only a few of the charming experiences of the individual who suffers-from combined nervousness and indigestion—a team that usually travel together. Their gay and Fancy Navel Oranges Daxprurr. is due to.an enfeebled state of . . the skin. The Commission would suggest the follow-. the wutritive functions of the skin, healing and preventing the formation of dandruff, -of the world. Children in search of pocket lately arrived here from Chicago says the money, women in need of pin money, Sunday milkmen of that city have to carry hot schools and charities of’one sort or another . Stoves or heaters in their wagons to keep the collect and send these stamps'to the agents. Milk from freezing betore they can’ deliver in batches of 10,000, 20,000, 50,000 or 100,-. it to their customers. If such a /condition 000. The usual price is 10 cents per 1,000] @xisted here people would leave for a but the red 2-cent stamps fetch’less because . Warmer.clime and the town would become ‘they are easily obtainable, and also because . depopulated in the winter. their dye is not well fixed. The Columbian My stamps of small denominations fetch -30 Methodist Chyrch. cents per 1,000. Services in the above church tomorrow, . -_ asusual. The pastor, Rev. J. T. Murrish, It Should BejinjEvery House. will preach. Subjects of discourses: Mornoe .B. Wilson, t., Sharpsburg, J.B. Wilson, 371 Clay 8 arps We The Rxtent of mption.” Pa., ‘says he will not be without Dr. ; egepee? : New Tucosieg for Consumption, Coughs Lang Sunday School services at the pagel. A sp ed onia’ aloe, ta, the Nevada. G ix ‘ je and Colds, that it’ cured his. wife who was Galt Bours: aa, yaledy "the ¥ oun 6 thts’ later onal remain Naa on ' / threatened with Pneumonia after an attack . "°°" cordially invited to these services, ~ oat ot Aspen. tops it publie auctions and t ‘ + a e: sa “ H ” . ; i a : be 2 4 of ‘‘La Grippe,” when various other remedies} yk api’s CLOVER ROOT, the great Monday, Both day of A ee Nairn * hour of. Corner Pine tid Commercial Streets.... reese besees and several physicians had done her no good. Robert Barber,, of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King’s New Discovery bas done him more good than anything’he ever used fer Lung Trouble. Nothing like it. Try it. Free Trial Bottles at Carr Bros. Drug Store. * Largs bottles, 50¢. and $1.00. j 5e:, 500. Sold by Carr Bros. ing—‘‘ The Authority of Christ.” Night— Epworth . upo: m she ital stock Blood Purtier, gives frestmess and~ clearness } 1, 0,°l0ck F. i at fh to ay kee of the Ly! to the Complexion and cures Constipation. of -Wuen you feel tired, without special cause, that indicates the need of Ayer’s festive career is, however, brought to a full stop by that greatest of stomachics, Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters, which also overcomes their allies—constipation and biliousness. This pepular remedy fortifies those who use it against malaria, chronic rheumatism and kidney complaint, restores nervous quietude and promotes appetite, vigor and sleep. Sages Notice, DIN GOLD AND BILVER MINING com. nyt Revsas City, Cal, Notice is wen ata meeting of the Board of rs, held on the 28th day of Fe sessment (No. 10) of 2cents ree share was le + @e Sn ne ment, toveth sale. * ©° Sifectors. 1%, CASP vat " f 0 me; /, 3 An Attractive. Feature. Watches and Diamonds. we tinderstand the He Pallman drill will be} A magnificent ‘stock just received at given at the masquerade ball next Friday . Leutje & Brand’s. Prices lower than the evening by a squad of young men. This of . same articles can be had anywhere. elge in itself will be worth seeing. Other attract-. the State. Also, a stock of silverware at ive features will be presented. Those who . San Francisco prices, tf go in costume should not forget to fill out : <é their character cards for the TRANSCRIPT ee before they start and thereby avoid delay at the inner door where the inspection committee will be stationed. \ ae as S maemo CONS jai ksehgiatiat { oe Men’s Percale Shirts, with two Collars and a pair of Cuffs, at Miller’s. $2.50. Men’s Overcoats at Miller s FIRE! ‘FIRE!° FIRE! = The-boy stood on the burning’ deck, When all but he had fled ; And sinking ‘neath the awfal wreck, Was numbered with the dead ; When Conlan-stood -mid clouds of smoke and flame, : He bravely battled with the wreck ; And i is now on 1 deck again, “phere ct cesog. ost hroat,, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough an New Outfit, Asthma. For ree nig Fg it has no ives has cured d thousands, and will CURE you if — re Sold on @ guar. For a Lame Bac sHiLoH's BELLADONNA PLASTER ISS LO H’S JACATARRH REMEDY. lave you Catarrh? This remedy is guarane teed to sure you. Price, beta. “Injector free. For sale at Cair Bros, New Furniture, New Bedding, _ New Carpets, And everything renovated and fitted up in firstclass style. He is now prépared to supply all his old.customers, and as many new ones as wish to at the usual low rates, atthe CITY HOTEL, corner of Broad and Union streets, Nevada City, Cal. — ae 20 Cents Per Dozen. CALIFORNIA LEMONS 2 > 3o ‘Cents Per Dozen. SEEDLING ORANGES 10 CENTS PER DOZEN. Bananas" 40 Cents Per Dozen. ——-AT——— ROLES = Commercial Street, Nevada City, Quick Sales and . Small Profits. ARTHUR WOLF ~ Would respectfully inform the people of this vicinity that he has Opened a New Grocery Store, on Main Street, next to Legg & Shaw’s, where will be kept at all times the most complete stock of Fancy Groceries, Provisions, CASE GOODS, ETC. . TO BE FOUND IN NEVADA COUNTY. Goods will be sold strictly for Cash, and the Prices the Lowest. Give me a. Trial.——— © THIS SPACE IS RESERVED FOR Carter & Johnston. . One-Price Clothiers. street, N of 2 , Secretary. Office—Carter & Johnston's store, on Pine evade City, a Assessmout No. 10 of one cent was reccinded, give hint « vail, with first-class board and lodging, . . Sicily Lemons 30 Cents. Per Dozen.}Bruises, Sores, Ulcers; Salt Rheum, Fever] . ; Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaine, The mines are situated for the most part. qo Cash Grocery Store ! 0 oO. cigad Nevada City? io! °o [Ours is the ‘Largest -and the Finest and the Best in all a _ Nevada a « © 2 8 =e 2 er ee ee ee BE as _— our Stoe sk of BOOTS AND SHOES CANNOT 'BE EXCELLED. And what is the Best of all is ‘Which’ Everybody . = Well-tknows, ———— “Phat our ~~ LOW + PRICES {Are not nniaached by any other house in this part of the State. So BS a a ee a a ee ae ee ee eS ‘ONE OF OUR GUM GOATS And You Will Find It the Best Article In That Line That You You TR’ Have Ever Worn. = = = a 2 ek ee i= * Commercial St,, near Main, I} NEVADA CITY. aes a AR nS A TY SETI PN WHITE _. HOUSE. . Muslin. Underwear ! Muslin Underwear ! We received a complete line of MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, comprising a full line of LADIES’ UNDERWEAR, CHILDREN’S SHORT DRESSES. and INFANT'S LONG DRESSES. * New Dress Goods, Braids, Gimps And the Newest Colors Jet Trimming Received Daily: ss B. NEWMAN & GO., Leaders. in Choice and Fine Goods. ee t o. The.best judges and the closest buyers Fit o. Of made-to-order clothing, agree that F--te . The BEST AND MOST RELIABLE TAILOR Style o. In Nevada county is P. MORRISON Pine st., near Broad, Nevada City }Finish o. Lowest in Prices Quality *) Highest in All