May 29, 1895 (4 pages)

rm oill ai S. II I # Va be Ne a. ir 28 URE T oot 18 eo tt THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . 07" eee R the Central Pacific Railroad, from the Stauford estate, gave the opponents of the uni. ope versity an opportunity to assail it. we may rest assured that they took full ‘graph wire. advantage of it. Danger was threatened from two sources—from personal _enemies who succeeded in expressing their antagonism through the press of the city and the interior of the State, and'from the Government, whose suit seemed likely to disrupt the estate and cause the abandonment of the university at Palo Alto. While it is — Published Every Evening, except Sunday: { ————— ——$—_——_—— WEDNESDAY ..MAY 29, 1895. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. i 2 SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID_IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. EDITORIAL COMMENTS. The New Motor Power. Yesterday we published a lengthy. deseription of the Nevada County Power Company, which has been organized to supply motor power for the mines of this county. Many people were surprised at the publication of the article, and, judging from.the comments heard on the street, and published in our morning contemporary, there seems to be somé skepticism relative to ite authenticity and the substantiality of those who have developed the project. But we can assure those who have expressed their = < ee aaeanaaaa 3 — . : = . ae Asking for Aid. pigs ge ae his supposed share 1D tor. Recently in the East_an experiment A GIGANTIC SCHEME. . Sentenced. sking 10 like dadividanl Sistustles ie sco And true that the suit instigated by the Attorney-General was not aimed at the university it is nevertheless a fact that it had a tendency of temporarily retarding the progress of the mstitution and thwarting its useful and beneficent purposes. But those who are pow most intimately acquainted with its, business and resemrees claim that this action cannot have an adverse effect since its revenues are derived from , sources independent of those now assailed by the Government. Every friend of a high standard of education hopes that these statements are correct and will pray for its perpetuation. The latest attack on the university is ‘of an educational character. The New. York Sun and the San Francisco Report have essayed to prove that the education rereceived is of an inferior degree and cannot be compared to the curriculums of. the older doubts of the permanency of this enterpr.sc that the scheme will be a success beyond a question of doubt and that operations of preliminary nature will begin immediately. The names of the gentlemen who are associated with the energetic and indefatigable Manager.and Superintendent are a sufficient guarantee of-its final triumph, and ere many moons roll by we sball see something of the revolution which this system will effect throughout the county. It is impossible to predict the beneficial results of the introduction of electricity as 4 motor power in-eur mines. It will revolutionize our great industry and mark a new era in the prosperity of the county. Elecinstitutions of learning in the East and: in Europe, The qualifications of the editurs of these journals to offer intelligent criticism it not observant to the careful student, and we do not hesitate to remark that their are of the most flimsy and ephemeral -character and unworthy of a modern newspaper. While it must be conceded that in point of years the Stanford University is yet in its infancy it cannot be denied that in the number and ability of its professors it has the precedence over many of its old established contemporaries. And since the education received is effectual only. to the ‘degree of the ability of the student to receive it and the power and criticisms tricity bas already become an important factor in the world’s history, and its adaptation to this industry will extend its purpose and prove its usefulness in every department of industry when properly utilized. It is destined to become the great motor power. of is not far distant when it will entirely supercede all! other forms of motor power. But it is as an economic power that we inost The saving effected the universe, and the time favorably regard it. through the use of electricity will thing tremendous, W hat is gained in that direction may be used to develop the mines be someMany mines are idle today ln, securing motor great e pense incurred power. the utilization of water is impossible, and the owners are so poor that they cannot aiford to generate steam, which @s far moré costly. county which it was intended we should enjoy. Now that this obstacle has been sur mounted we hope to witness the inaugurat. not, and the latter are allowed to take their tion of a more prosperous era. We expec to see mines rehablitated and business revived and our people contented and prospercus. © The applicatiou of electricity in the meMany of them are so situated that The result is that we are deprived of much of the na.ural resources of our ability of the instructor to impart it, there ig no reason to think that Stanford is disadvantageously situated. Some of the \ orld’s greatest educators are employed in ithe various departments and were secured by Senator Stanford regardless of expense, And their combined efforts are manifested in. the character and excellence of the students they develop. . _— garding the unfitness of things at ‘Stanfor and its ability, . each illiterate and ignorant editorial: -. gree of Bachelor of Arts issued by the uni was successfully. conducted inwhich the the dispatches as they came over the telewriter usually offices and also the telegraph operator. The experiment demonstrated that the te'egraph tan be worked successfully in conjunction with the type-setting machine, apd a speed of fifty words a minute be attained. The only thing necessary to make modern Since the Sun and Report are & unit reor lack of ability to be because of -4h¢. .accurate, to produce accomplished scholars, dorsing the others statement, we shall content ourselves by quoting the~following, which was made the basis of an “The derator of a type-setting machine received This dispenses with the typeused in large newspaper journalism entirely mechanical is to invent an electrical newsgatherer and a machine that will grind out editorials. This will undoubtedly be accomplished in due time. Superintendent Byrnes of the New York Police Department has resigned his position. lt is unnecessary to state that his resigua~ tion was not entirely voluntary, for the position was too valuable to the chief to be released without a struggle. The fact that the ex-Superintendent 1s now in possession of wealth amounting to half a million dollars, which amount,has been acquired since be assumed office, is evidence of the manner in which a public trust may be utilized by a shrewd and enterprising officer. He could never have accumulated this vast fortune without entering into collusion witb the criminal element of that city: That he did so was proved at the Lexow investiganearly tion. The circumstances that have culminated in the resignation of Byrnes are well-known throughout the country. The Parkhurst crusade, the disruption of Tammany and the elimination of the dishonest element which existed in the police force are still fresh inour memory. ‘The municipal —government of New York City has undergone a much needed change in the past year. nS + *2ee+ . +s Art Idols.’We have received the April and May numbers of Art Idols, which contam superb With the Largest Capital of Any Mining about ten days in thy district — Company in the State. The heavy capitalists that have spent) have not spent their , time ‘here for nothing. The people here were very much surprised last evening to learn that the Electric Power . scheme was a,success, but they will be more surprised within thirty days to learn of . w the consummation mining operations in the State, right here in their midsg The plans have not fully matured, but will be as fast as possible. It is said the capital stock of the company will be from $3,000,00u to $5,000.000, and the property to be developed is situated but. a short distance from this city. everything is arranged the TRansceipT will give minute particulars. of one of .the largest As soon as a The First With the News. In yesterday’s issue we published a full account of the aims of -the Nevada County Electric Power Company. somewhat surprised for the reason that none The people were of the. other journals in the county made any mention of this important matter, But the news given was an authentic and-. the ~ enterprise will be a success. . Everybody — admit that it was a decided scoop on olr contemporaries. Newspapers readers of the present time are eager for the news. The paper that succeeds in giving the news first is the most deserving of support, and if you want the news early, terse and intelligent you must take the Transcerpr. We make it an ject to get all the news and to get it first. ee a ob.Making an Examination. John Martin, of Pittsfield, Mass.,° who will have charge of.the construction of the reproductions of famous paintings of the Nude. Each plate is 14 by 17 inches and the entire set is a veritable art treasure for In the last number is ‘‘La Guipier”’ a beautiful exthe student or amateur collector. ample of the well knowo characteristics of the famous Bouguereau. The canvas is crowded with cupids followiug a lovely shepherdess and there are few moderh paintings which are as popular as this one. Coosmans’ ‘‘Cupid as Pilot’ is redolent with the ‘‘laoguors and lilies of Ballavoine’s ‘Less Indiscrets”’ is @ study in the Nude, which caused a general sensation love.” when shown at the Salon. “ Lassitude ” is z by the same artist and quite opposite. In the same number is reproduced CarolusDuran’s marveous painting of the “ Vislever passed through a@ course of Latin such a course, but others may not and d A. B. degree just the same,” versity is no guarantee that the holder has Greek or mathematics, far less. all three. _. Senie of the students may elect to take It will be observed from this excerpt that and will outsell that number, . are the most superb things in the way of Nudes ever offered at a price within the reach of the average mortal. One dollar °. per copy, published by The White City Ar ee + +@e-+ The Joke Is On Brown. ion” and Caucaunier’s ‘‘ Noontide Rest ” all of the above being the highest type of the Nude in art reproduced in the most artistic manner by the most modern process. Art Idols from the Paris Salon, Number Two, is not inferior to the superb first issue The pictures Company, 319 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. “A few days ago the Nevada City TRANSelectrical works for the Nevada County Electric Light Company, arrived here on this morning’s train. In company with E, . J, de Sabla and Alf. Tregidgo, he went out . to the Yuba river where the work will be commenced immediately. Mr. de Sabla’ informs us that the work wil] be pushed as . rapidly as it is posMble to do so, and that it will be in good running order not Jater than . . October 1st, if nothing unforeseen happens. The coin is in the treasury of the company to put the whole scheme through to completion. + +@0+ The Miners’ Picnic. A committee from the Miners’ Union were in this city today. consent of the superintendents of the Cham. They received the pion and Providence mines to close down on Wednesday, June 5th, in order to give the employees an opportunity to attend the picnie on that day. The committee will be here again on Sunday to interview the superintendents of the other mines. . + e@e er = Tonight’s Concert. i t. Tonight” Mrs. Dewitt Renfro’s concert takes place at ‘the Theatre. That it will be largely attended is an assured fact, as there has already been a very large number of tickets sold. reserved, the admission being 25 cents all As no seats are to be M. N. Thomas who was arrested by ‘Marshal Getchell was taken. before Justice Mulloy this forty days in the county jail on a charge of vagrancy. z ral food and color-matter for the, hair, and medicinal herbs for the scalp, chring grayness, baldness, dandrnff, and ‘scalp sores. health, because the-blood is the vital fluid Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier. less, effective, do not pain or gripe.” . subject to cor firmation by said Superior Court, ‘on Monday, June 74th, 1895, a chanical departments of our mines will _ gaake a new era in their history. We do not know of any enterprise that would be-of greater benefit to the county. lossal undertaking whigh we hope will be fraught with beneficial results.~ It will be instrumental in reopening many of our mines that have been idle for many years on account of their inaccessibility to motor power. capita] into this county that held aloof because of the heavy expenses attached to the working of Our mines. A saving averaging from one to two hundred It will be the means of bringing has hitherto per cent in motor power will be a strong impetus to resuscitate abandoned mines and the further development of those now in operation. Properties that worked under the present heavy expense will be operated at a profit uuder electricity. The people of this county are indebted’ to Mr., Tregidgo for the zeal and energy he has displayed in this matter. pated with him several years ag0, and he has been Ubtiring 72 his-efforts to bring it to We congratulate him on cannot be a successful issue. maturing @ project 86 beneticial to the welfare of our county. In point of magnitude and the immiense benefits it will confer on this community, The Nevada County Electric Power Company eclipses any enterprise ever undertaken 10 this county. We hope that its career will be a successful and bonorable one, aud we shal] wateb with interest It is a col. special lines ot study in modern educational The idea origi. the ideas of the editor of the Report are. © very meager aod vbsolete. His knowledge 1 concerning the progress and development of institutions is evidently limited. He is ignorant of the fact that the curriculums of our great universities have experienced a devided transformation in recent years, and that the conditions of university life and study are radically different from those of . the period when these antiquated journalists attended school, ‘The fact that a student 1 is uot accomplished in Latin and Greek, or ‘that he has not thoroughly mastered mathematics, cannot be accepted as evidence that he bas not devoted himself assiduously to his studies. There are many. professions in which a knowledge of the classics are superfluocus and unnecessary. Much -valuable time is devoted. to these subjects which right be used to better advantage in the study of branches bearing directly on the life work of the student, and at the same time be affording the same degree of mental The acquisition of general development, knowledge is a desirable thing at all times, bat of what use is Latin and Greek, so far ag the direct benefit to be derived are con~ cerped, to the student who takes a course in mechanical engineering? We might as reasonably contend that a course 12 mechanical or electrical engineering would be helpful to the student of law. The university of today is conducted on special the great injustice being perpetrated by certain journals in using articles written by others without giving credit. that it was not only unprofessional, but isa species of theft to appropriate the brain power of another in such a manner, following day there appeared in the TRANScrrpr a twenty line article under the heading, ‘‘ Now Try This Once,” and no credit RipT contained an editorial of considerable engta, in which Editor Brown pointed out He declared The was given, therefore it appeared as original matter, the product of the fertile brain of joke is in the origin of the article, which was written by the wife of the editor of the. Democrat, after she had spoiled three dozen fresh eggs in the experiment to turn out @ new dish of hen fruit,’ : The above we find in the Marysville Democrat of Monday. We offer an apology, but all the same it-was not the editor's fault, but it was the fault of the ‘‘ devil,” in the omission of the proper credit, £ + °@e+ A Decorating Committe. At their meeting last night the members the editor of that journal. The point of the} of Hydraulic Parlor chose a committee to take charge of the decoration of the graves over the house, those who arrive first will have their choice. + +e —— —— To Let: Two nice rooms centrally located, furnished or unfurnished, as desired. to I. J. Rolfe. m29-2t — ee Famous Specialists Coming Here. Our readers have often read and heard of the famous Copeland Medical Institute of San Francisco and will be pleased to know that Drs. Copeland and Winn, consulting physicians of the Institute, will visit Nevada City, They will be at the National Hotel for the éxamination and consultation of patient’ for three days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 1, 2 and 3, The Copeland Medical Institute has for years been known as the most reliable medical institution on the Coast and-are the pioneers They treat and cure all Chronic in low fees, Diseases for the uniform fee of $5 a month, including—all—neeessary—medieines, Their visit to Nevada will afford aj] an opportunity to consult these without the expense of a trip to the city. famous specialists tomorow of departed members of the order. Henry Hartung, W. Monk. + 7err The committee is composed of the following Native Sons: Frank Guenther, J. C,. Nilon, and pleasure its continued prosperity. — Stanford University. ——— The Stanford , University has recently been subjected to considerable adverse critiWhen Senator cism from various sources. Stanford died, the university was lett, S practically, without a head, and for a time doubt as to ‘whether it there was some could be successfully his guiding hand. But when the excitement maintained without lines of work. himself for some particular profession, in his profession in after life, — It isa workshop in which every student is an apprentice preparing and the more he devotes himself, unharassed by superfiuous subjects, to the course in which be is engaged the more proficient he will be People wno enjoy the luscious fruit of the South should be very careful of the--manner in which they eat it. The most unsuspecting things are apt to lead to serious results, WHEN you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. De 2 McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, They are pleasant to take and will cure you 25 cents a vial. Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. — “+e — Electric Bitters. This-remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who ‘have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer meéd?ine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Hlectric Bitters will cure ell diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Go see them Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 1, 2 and 3, at the National Hotel. m27-lw peertane +e nein SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee, It cures oe Consumption. It, is the best Cough Cure, Only one-cent a dose. 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1,00. Sold by Carr Bros. . yh) Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents a week or§2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Paya ble invariably in advance. . Nevada City, Cal., ali the right, title, interest and estate of the said William H. Hocking at Lthe time cf his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, ac quired ov her ti an.or in addition to that of the said William H, Hocking at the time of his death, 11 and to all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described Apply . as follows Jay Gola Quariz Mine, situate in Nevada County, on the north side of tne South Yuba River about said claim designated by the U, 8. dion resulting from tis death had subsided, and questions pertaining to the financial condition of his estate had been settled, much The business-like manner in which Mrs, Stanford assumed charge of the financial affairs —~yf the institution gave strong evidence of+ little seed lodged in the appendix veriform, evinced the fact that it “ of the doubt expressed disappeared, its solvency and It may seen: almost incredible that an orange seed slivuld cause @ man’s death, yet a cave was recently recorded of a prominent young physician of San Francisco who swallowed one of these little fruit germs from the cffects of which he died. . This innocent and the physician’s condition became so serivus that an operation was deemed neces~ blood. satistaction guaranteed, or money refunded Bros.: Drug Store. a OO Rheum and other affections caused. by impure . ——-——— _————--—-— _ eens Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarie! fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitterse— Mntire _-Price 50 cts, aud $1.00 per bottle ‘at Carr Dr: J. H. McLean's Strengthening Corwould not be. suspended for lack of funds Ne—one knew and educational facilities; better than she the wishes of the Senator in gelation to the usefulness and development of the university, and to her credit be it remarked that despite her maltitudinous than a few days. proceed from small causes. — sary, but the victim did not survive more Grave results frequently dial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go. long way,” Its. curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic aud nutritive properties, by which the energy of the system is recruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the stomach and harmless under prolonged Home-Made Ice Cream, ““"“’"" A fresh ‘and pure article, Can be obtained every day at Mrs, Perry's Restaurant, Pine to do light housework, A good home preferred moré than high wages. Enquire at this office. mZs-lw Wanted. street. Give ita trial, m20 Neva ja City May 29th, 1896, + ‘ see est eat site tei aeaeloen Situation Waated. A lady wants a situation in a sinall family / morning and sentenced to __~+@ee——— Haiu’s Hair Renewer contains the natu0-2 Pure Ricn Boop 1s essential to good hich supplies all the organs with . life. — Hoop’s Prius are purely vegetable, harmA letter from Ewing, Holt Nebraska, asking aid for the farmers in} jatism. that vicinity, has reached this © office. late frosts have injured the crops, letter states that many of the farmers are in dire want. to buy seed and also clothes and provisions. The last crop was a failure and it left them déstitute. contributions to O, C. Pond, Secretary of the Relief Committee at Ewing. — Attention Nevada Light Guard! You are hereby ordered to report at. your armory in uniform on Thursday, May 30, at 9 A. M. ent cheerfulness during an attack of rheu“Tf such there be” we never met The . him nor hers An agonized grin is the nearé and the . est approach to cheerfulness of aspect we ever behold under such circumstances. But when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has repejled—as it certainly will—the earlier attacks of this formidable disease, the quondam sufferer has good season not alore to smile, but to give vent to hearty guffaws interspersed with freqhent chuckles, To the removal of dyspepsia, malarial and ‘kidney complaints, constipation and disorder « f the liver, the Bitters .1s. specially . adapted. Tt renews failing strength and appetite, and counteracts the infirmities of age. When debilitating maladies are succeeded by tardy convalescence with a danger of relapse, it accelerotes again in vigor and flesh, and tends to re-establish health on. a lasting basis. Give it a suitable trial. county, They are in need of money Charitable persons may send nl sean ru By order, G. A. NIHELL, Capt. 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K CASPER, Secretary.Notice of Sale. N OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance to pe au order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State ¢ f California, made on the 27th day of May, 1805, in the matter of the estate of William H. Hocking, deceased, the undersigned, the adianistrator of said estate, will sell at public auction: to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and iz o’clock M. at urt House door at the Court House in the ¢ An und vided one-tenth iuteress in the Blue Please Read This ! parilla have perSSUES 3 3% SESS y Nese fectly cured her. as Sd 1 PE mM AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFOIE,. . That . CARTER & JOHNSTON ~ Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer With one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, Furnishing Goods, : , Ete., Etc. EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. 0 We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult } them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them ‘to be. ‘a . We-have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men oe ae Ses . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man-——not a hitching post. MEETING 0 1e stockholde ) » Odi ° A aiders of the Odin . AJ] 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fants made, Can not be ripped. Also, Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair, Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats, — C Garter & Johnston,THE ONE: PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. / five miles east of the town of Washington, Surveyor General of Calilorbia as Lot 58 in Sec. 2, Tp. 17 N., R. 11 E., M. D. M. Said Blue Jay Claim being the one patented to 5. EB. Storey by U. 8. Patent dated Apri t&th., 1699, and recorded Apri: 10th., 1893, 10 Book 3 of Patents, page 204, et seg, Recoids Of Nevada County, Cal., to which patent, and the record thereof, reference is uereby made for a more full deseripTerms and conditions of sale: coin-of the United States DANIEL 8, COLLINS, Administrator of the Estate,of Wm. H. Hock ing, dco’d, : sNevada City, May 29, 1895 Cash, gold Notice of Sale. OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of on order of the Superior Court of the County of Neyoda, Siate cf California, made on the 27th day.of May, 1895, in te matter of che estate of Heury A Fisney, deceased, the underigned, the administrator of said estate, will sell at pub lie auctieipto the higbest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to. coifirma ion by said Superior Court, on Monday, June 2icb, lova, at iz o'clock M., at the Cour House door, at the Court House in Neyada City Cal., ail the right title?intere-t and estate ol the said Henry A. Pinney, at the time of his death, and all the right title and interest that the said estate, by operation of law, or Otherwise ucquired ovher than, or in addition to that of the said Henry A. Pinney at the time of his death, in and to all the tollowing described real and personal property REAL ESTATE The following described mines, situated in Washington Mining District; Washingtou Township, County of Nevada, State of Valifornia, lying between the South Yuba Kiverand Diamo.d Creek, being quartz mining claims each fifteen hundred fee* in length, with sur face ground six hundred feet in width, with the exception ol the placer mine .known as the Solomon Ravine Placer Mine; suid claims located, recorded, known and de: cribed by the following names The Homestake Quarta Mine; the I, X L Quart4 Mine; the Goldem Cross Quartz Mine; the bc¢lipse Quartz Mine; the Golden Square Quartz mine, the Golden Glance Quartz Mine; the Morning Star Quarta Mine and the Solomon Ravine Placer Ming, together with the quartz mill aud appurtenances on the lL. X. L. Quartz Mine, : PERSONAL PROPERTY. Also personal property consisting of tools and supplies at the cabin of deceased on Diamond iiacek, Nevada Co., Cal, Terms and conditions of sale; coin of the United ptates DANIEL, 8, COLLINS, the estate of Henry A. Cash; gold Administr tor of Pinney, deceased, e hive Yn UP. ll SS PANTS. $4 UP. LI PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~—oaeiee reli For Common Sens> IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $48 Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ~s “THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT Srmith Bros. Merchant Tailors, CALL AND EXAMINE CO0DS GUARANTEES. PERFECTION. ee ed FIVE : POINTS: OF : PERFECTION PSALM AAMAANAAAMAAARAAA? = _ PERFECTINGEFITTING, duties she has devoted her time and energy in carrying out the expressed desires of th founder. ee * The type-setting machine is destined to use, Price $1.00 per bottle. The result of her jJabor is seen’ in the fact that its firancial and educational condition was never better than it ie today. e. revc lutionize the press room and the news office. 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rm oill ai S. II I # Va be Ne a. ir 28 URE T oot 18 eo tt THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT . 07" eee R the Central Pacific Railroad, from the Stauford estate, gave the opponents of the uni. ope versity an opportunity to assail it. we may rest assured that they took full ‘graph wire. advantage of it. Danger was threatened from two sources—from personal _enemies who succeeded in expressing their antagonism through the press of the city and the interior of the State, and'from the Government, whose suit seemed likely to disrupt the estate and cause the abandonment of the university at Palo Alto. While it is — Published Every Evening, except Sunday: { ————— ——$—_——_—— WEDNESDAY ...MAY 29, 1895. BROWN & CALKINS, Proprietors. i 2 SERVED BY CARRIERS AT 15 Cts. per Week or 60 Cts. per Month WHEN PAID_IN ADVANCE : SIX DOLLARS PER YEAR. EDITORIAL COMMENTS. The New Motor Power. Yesterday we published a lengthy. deseription of the Nevada County Power Company, which has been organized to supply motor power for the mines of this county. Many people were surprised at the publication of the article, and, judging from.the comments heard on the street, and published in our morning contemporary, there seems to be somé skepticism relative to ite authenticity and the substantiality of those who have developed the project. But we can assure those who have expressed their = < ee aaeanaaaa 3 — . : = . ae Asking for Aid. pigs ge ae his supposed share 1D tor. Recently in the East_an experiment A GIGANTIC SCHEME. . Sentenced. sking 10 like dadividanl Sistustles ie sco And true that the suit instigated by the Attorney-General was not aimed at the university it is nevertheless a fact that it had a tendency of temporarily retarding the progress of the mstitution and thwarting its useful and beneficent purposes. But those who are pow most intimately acquainted with its, business and resemrees claim that this action cannot have an adverse effect since its revenues are derived from , sources independent of those now assailed by the Government. Every friend of a high standard of education hopes that these statements are correct and will pray for its perpetuation. The latest attack on the university is ‘of an educational character. The New. York Sun and the San Francisco Report have essayed to prove that the education rereceived is of an inferior degree and cannot be compared to the curriculums of. the older doubts of the permanency of this enterpr.sc that the scheme will be a success beyond a question of doubt and that operations of preliminary nature will begin immediately. The names of the gentlemen who are associated with the energetic and indefatigable Manager.and Superintendent are a sufficient guarantee of-its final triumph, and ere many moons roll by we sball see something of the revolution which this system will effect throughout the county. It is impossible to predict the beneficial results of the introduction of electricity as 4 motor power in-eur mines. It will revolutionize our great industry and mark a new era in the prosperity of the county. Elecinstitutions of learning in the East and: in Europe, The qualifications of the editurs of these journals to offer intelligent criticism it not observant to the careful student, and we do not hesitate to remark that their are of the most flimsy and ephemeral -character and unworthy of a modern newspaper. While it must be conceded that in point of years the Stanford University is yet in its infancy it cannot be denied that in the number and ability of its professors it has the precedence over many of its old established contemporaries. And since the education received is effectual only. to the ‘degree of the ability of the student to receive it and the power and criticisms tricity bas already become an important factor in the world’s history, and its adaptation to this industry will extend its purpose and prove its usefulness in every department of industry when properly utilized. It is destined to become the great motor power. of is not far distant when it will entirely supercede all! other forms of motor power. But it is as an economic power that we inost The saving effected the universe, and the time favorably regard it. through the use of electricity will thing tremendous, W hat is gained in that direction may be used to develop the mines be someMany mines are idle today ln, securing motor great e pense incurred power. the utilization of water is impossible, and the owners are so poor that they cannot aiford to generate steam, which @s far moré costly. county which it was intended we should enjoy. Now that this obstacle has been sur mounted we hope to witness the inaugurat. not, and the latter are allowed to take their tion of a more prosperous era. We expec to see mines rehablitated and business revived and our people contented and prospercus. © The applicatiou of electricity in the meMany of them are so situated that The result is that we are deprived of much of the na.ural resources of our ability of the instructor to impart it, there ig no reason to think that Stanford is disadvantageously situated. Some of the \ orld’s greatest educators are employed in ithe various departments and were secured by Senator Stanford regardless of expense, And their combined efforts are manifested in. the character and excellence of the students they develop. . _— garding the unfitness of things at ‘Stanfor and its ability, . each illiterate and ignorant editorial: -. gree of Bachelor of Arts issued by the uni was successfully. conducted inwhich the the dispatches as they came over the telewriter usually offices and also the telegraph operator. The experiment demonstrated that the te'egraph tan be worked successfully in conjunction with the type-setting machine, apd a speed of fifty words a minute be attained. The only thing necessary to make modern Since the Sun and Report are & unit reor lack of ability to be because of -4h¢. .accurate, to produce accomplished scholars, dorsing the others statement, we shall content ourselves by quoting the~following, which was made the basis of an “The derator of a type-setting machine received This dispenses with the typeused in large newspaper journalism entirely mechanical is to invent an electrical newsgatherer and a machine that will grind out editorials. This will undoubtedly be accomplished in due time. Superintendent Byrnes of the New York Police Department has resigned his position. lt is unnecessary to state that his resigua~ tion was not entirely voluntary, for the position was too valuable to the chief to be released without a struggle. The fact that the ex-Superintendent 1s now in possession of wealth amounting to half a million dollars, which amount,has been acquired since be assumed office, is evidence of the manner in which a public trust may be utilized by a shrewd and enterprising officer. He could never have accumulated this vast fortune without entering into collusion witb the criminal element of that city: That he did so was proved at the Lexow investiganearly tion. The circumstances that have culminated in the resignation of Byrnes are well-known throughout the country. The Parkhurst crusade, the disruption of Tammany and the elimination of the dishonest element which existed in the police force are still fresh inour memory. ‘The municipal —government of New York City has undergone a much needed change in the past year. nS + *2ee+ . +s Art Idols.’We have received the April and May numbers of Art Idols, which contam superb With the Largest Capital of Any Mining about ten days in thy district — Company in the State. The heavy capitalists that have spent) have not spent their , time ‘here for nothing. The people here were very much surprised last evening to learn that the Electric Power . scheme was a,success, but they will be more surprised within thirty days to learn of . w the consummation mining operations in the State, right here in their midsg The plans have not fully matured, but will be as fast as possible. It is said the capital stock of the company will be from $3,000,00u to $5,000.000, and the property to be developed is situated but. a short distance from this city. everything is arranged the TRansceipT will give minute particulars. of one of .the largest As soon as a The First With the News. In yesterday’s issue we published a full account of the aims of -the Nevada County Electric Power Company. somewhat surprised for the reason that none The people were of the. other journals in the county made any mention of this important matter, But the news given was an authentic and-. the ~ enterprise will be a success. . Everybody — admit that it was a decided scoop on olr contemporaries. Newspapers readers of the present time are eager for the news. The paper that succeeds in giving the news first is the most deserving of support, and if you want the news early, terse and intelligent you must take the Transcerpr. We make it an ject to get all the news and to get it first. ee a ob.Making an Examination. John Martin, of Pittsfield, Mass.,° who will have charge of.the construction of the reproductions of famous paintings of the Nude. Each plate is 14 by 17 inches and the entire set is a veritable art treasure for In the last number is ‘‘La Guipier”’ a beautiful exthe student or amateur collector. ample of the well knowo characteristics of the famous Bouguereau. The canvas is crowded with cupids followiug a lovely shepherdess and there are few moderh paintings which are as popular as this one. Coosmans’ ‘‘Cupid as Pilot’ is redolent with the ‘‘laoguors and lilies of Ballavoine’s ‘Less Indiscrets”’ is @ study in the Nude, which caused a general sensation love.” when shown at the Salon. “ Lassitude ” is z by the same artist and quite opposite. In the same number is reproduced CarolusDuran’s marveous painting of the “ Vislever passed through a@ course of Latin such a course, but others may not and d A. B. degree just the same,” versity is no guarantee that the holder has Greek or mathematics, far less. all three. _. Senie of the students may elect to take It will be observed from this excerpt that and will outsell that number, . are the most superb things in the way of Nudes ever offered at a price within the reach of the average mortal. One dollar °. per copy, published by The White City Ar ee + +@e-+ The Joke Is On Brown. ion” and Caucaunier’s ‘‘ Noontide Rest ” all of the above being the highest type of the Nude in art reproduced in the most artistic manner by the most modern process. Art Idols from the Paris Salon, Number Two, is not inferior to the superb first issue The pictures Company, 319 Dearborn street, Chicago, Ill. “A few days ago the Nevada City TRANSelectrical works for the Nevada County Electric Light Company, arrived here on this morning’s train. In company with E, . J, de Sabla and Alf. Tregidgo, he went out . to the Yuba river where the work will be commenced immediately. Mr. de Sabla’ informs us that the work wil] be pushed as . rapidly as it is posMble to do so, and that it will be in good running order not Jater than . . October 1st, if nothing unforeseen happens. The coin is in the treasury of the company to put the whole scheme through to completion. + +@0+ The Miners’ Picnic. A committee from the Miners’ Union were in this city today. consent of the superintendents of the Cham. They received the pion and Providence mines to close down on Wednesday, June 5th, in order to give the employees an opportunity to attend the picnie on that day. The committee will be here again on Sunday to interview the superintendents of the other mines. . + e@e er = Tonight’s Concert. i t. Tonight” Mrs. Dewitt Renfro’s concert takes place at ‘the Theatre. That it will be largely attended is an assured fact, as there has already been a very large number of tickets sold. reserved, the admission being 25 cents all As no seats are to be M. N. Thomas who was arrested by ‘Marshal Getchell was taken. before Justice Mulloy this forty days in the county jail on a charge of vagrancy. z ral food and color-matter for the, hair, and medicinal herbs for the scalp, chring grayness, baldness, dandrnff, and ‘scalp sores. health, because the-blood is the vital fluid Hood’s Sarsaparilla is the great blood purifier. less, effective, do not pain or gripe.” . subject to cor firmation by said Superior Court, ‘on Monday, June 74th, 1895, a chanical departments of our mines will _ gaake a new era in their history. We do not know of any enterprise that would be-of greater benefit to the county. lossal undertaking whigh we hope will be fraught with beneficial results.~ It will be instrumental in reopening many of our mines that have been idle for many years on account of their inaccessibility to motor power. capita] into this county that held aloof because of the heavy expenses attached to the working of Our mines. A saving averaging from one to two hundred It will be the means of bringing has hitherto per cent in motor power will be a strong impetus to resuscitate abandoned mines and the further development of those now in operation. Properties that worked under the present heavy expense will be operated at a profit uuder electricity. The people of this county are indebted’ to Mr., Tregidgo for the zeal and energy he has displayed in this matter. pated with him several years ag0, and he has been Ubtiring 72 his-efforts to bring it to We congratulate him on cannot be a successful issue. maturing @ project 86 beneticial to the welfare of our county. In point of magnitude and the immiense benefits it will confer on this community, The Nevada County Electric Power Company eclipses any enterprise ever undertaken 10 this county. We hope that its career will be a successful and bonorable one, aud we shal] wateb with interest It is a col. special lines ot study in modern educational The idea origi. the ideas of the editor of the Report are. © very meager aod vbsolete. His knowledge 1 concerning the progress and development of institutions is evidently limited. He is ignorant of the fact that the curriculums of our great universities have experienced a devided transformation in recent years, and that the conditions of university life and study are radically different from those of . the period when these antiquated journalists attended school, ‘The fact that a student 1 is uot accomplished in Latin and Greek, or ‘that he has not thoroughly mastered mathematics, cannot be accepted as evidence that he bas not devoted himself assiduously to his studies. There are many. professions in which a knowledge of the classics are superfluocus and unnecessary. Much -valuable time is devoted. to these subjects which right be used to better advantage in the study of branches bearing directly on the life work of the student, and at the same time be affording the same degree of mental The acquisition of general development, knowledge is a desirable thing at all times, bat of what use is Latin and Greek, so far ag the direct benefit to be derived are con~ cerped, to the student who takes a course in mechanical engineering? We might as reasonably contend that a course 12 mechanical or electrical engineering would be helpful to the student of law. The university of today is conducted on special the great injustice being perpetrated by certain journals in using articles written by others without giving credit. that it was not only unprofessional, but isa species of theft to appropriate the brain power of another in such a manner, following day there appeared in the TRANScrrpr a twenty line article under the heading, ‘‘ Now Try This Once,” and no credit RipT contained an editorial of considerable engta, in which Editor Brown pointed out He declared The was given, therefore it appeared as original matter, the product of the fertile brain of joke is in the origin of the article, which was written by the wife of the editor of the. Democrat, after she had spoiled three dozen fresh eggs in the experiment to turn out @ new dish of hen fruit,’ : The above we find in the Marysville Democrat of Monday. We offer an apology, but all the same it-was not the editor's fault, but it was the fault of the ‘‘ devil,” in the omission of the proper credit, £ + °@e+ A Decorating Committe. At their meeting last night the members the editor of that journal. The point of the} of Hydraulic Parlor chose a committee to take charge of the decoration of the graves over the house, those who arrive first will have their choice. + +e —— —— To Let: Two nice rooms centrally located, furnished or unfurnished, as desired.

to I. J. Rolfe. m29-2t — ee Famous Specialists Coming Here. Our readers have often read and heard of the famous Copeland Medical Institute of San Francisco and will be pleased to know that Drs. Copeland and Winn, consulting physicians of the Institute, will visit Nevada City, They will be at the National Hotel for the éxamination and consultation of patient’ for three days, Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 1, 2 and 3, The Copeland Medical Institute has for years been known as the most reliable medical institution on the Coast and-are the pioneers They treat and cure all Chronic in low fees, Diseases for the uniform fee of $5 a month, including—all—neeessary—medieines, Their visit to Nevada will afford aj] an opportunity to consult these without the expense of a trip to the city. famous specialists tomorow of departed members of the order. Henry Hartung, W. Monk. + 7err The committee is composed of the following Native Sons: Frank Guenther, J. C,. Nilon, and pleasure its continued prosperity. — Stanford University. ——— The Stanford , University has recently been subjected to considerable adverse critiWhen Senator cism from various sources. Stanford died, the university was lett, S practically, without a head, and for a time doubt as to ‘whether it there was some could be successfully his guiding hand. But when the excitement maintained without lines of work. himself for some particular profession, in his profession in after life, — It isa workshop in which every student is an apprentice preparing and the more he devotes himself, unharassed by superfiuous subjects, to the course in which be is engaged the more proficient he will be People wno enjoy the luscious fruit of the South should be very careful of the--manner in which they eat it. The most unsuspecting things are apt to lead to serious results, WHEN you are constipated, with loss of appetite, headache, take one of Dr. De 2 McLean’s Little Liver and Kidney Pillets, They are pleasant to take and will cure you 25 cents a vial. Sold at Carr Bros.’ Drug Store. — “+e — Electric Bitters. This-remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who ‘have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise.—A purer meéd?ine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that is clamed, Hlectric Bitters will cure ell diseases of the Liver and Kidneys, will remove Pimples, Boils, Salt Go see them Saturday, Sunday and Monday, June 1, 2 and 3, at the National Hotel. m27-lw peertane +e nein SHILOH’S CURE is sold on a guarantee, It cures oe Consumption. It, is the best Cough Cure, Only one-cent a dose. 25 cts., 50 cts., and $1,00. Sold by Carr Bros. . yh) Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Cents a week or§2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Centsa month. Paya ble invariably in advance. . Nevada City, Cal., ali the right, title, interest and estate of the said William H. Hocking at Lthe time cf his death, and all the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise, ac quired ov her ti an.or in addition to that of the said William H, Hocking at the time of his death, 11 and to all that certain lot, piece, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the said County of Nevada, State of California, and particularly described Apply . as follows Jay Gola Quariz Mine, situate in Nevada County, on the north side of tne South Yuba River about said claim designated by the U, 8. dion resulting from tis death had subsided, and questions pertaining to the financial condition of his estate had been settled, much The business-like manner in which Mrs, Stanford assumed charge of the financial affairs —~yf the institution gave strong evidence of+ little seed lodged in the appendix veriform, evinced the fact that it “ of the doubt expressed disappeared, its solvency and It may seen: almost incredible that an orange seed slivuld cause @ man’s death, yet a cave was recently recorded of a prominent young physician of San Francisco who swallowed one of these little fruit germs from the cffects of which he died. . This innocent and the physician’s condition became so serivus that an operation was deemed neces~ blood. satistaction guaranteed, or money refunded Bros.: Drug Store. a OO Rheum and other affections caused. by impure . ——-——— _————--—-— _ eens Will drive Malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all Malarie! fevers.—For cure of Headache, Constipation and Indigestion try Electric Bitterse— Mntire _-Price 50 cts, aud $1.00 per bottle ‘at Carr Dr: J. H. McLean's Strengthening Corwould not be. suspended for lack of funds Ne—one knew and educational facilities; better than she the wishes of the Senator in gelation to the usefulness and development of the university, and to her credit be it remarked that despite her maltitudinous than a few days. proceed from small causes. — sary, but the victim did not survive more Grave results frequently dial and Blood Purifier is admirably adapted to make ‘‘a little health go. long way,” Its. curative power is largely attributable to its stimulant, tonic aud nutritive properties, by which the energy of the system is recruited, It is pleasant to the taste, easily borne on the stomach and harmless under prolonged Home-Made Ice Cream, ““"“’"" A fresh ‘and pure article, Can be obtained every day at Mrs, Perry's Restaurant, Pine to do light housework, A good home preferred moré than high wages. Enquire at this office. mZs-lw Wanted. street. Give ita trial, m20 Neva ja City May 29th, 1896, + ‘ see est eat site tei aeaeloen Situation Waated. A lady wants a situation in a sinall family / morning and sentenced to __~+@ee——— Haiu’s Hair Renewer contains the natu0-2 Pure Ricn Boop 1s essential to good hich supplies all the organs with . life. — Hoop’s Prius are purely vegetable, harmA letter from Ewing, Holt Nebraska, asking aid for the farmers in} jatism. that vicinity, has reached this © office. late frosts have injured the crops, letter states that many of the farmers are in dire want. to buy seed and also clothes and provisions. The last crop was a failure and it left them déstitute. contributions to O, C. Pond, Secretary of the Relief Committee at Ewing. — Attention Nevada Light Guard! You are hereby ordered to report at. your armory in uniform on Thursday, May 30, at 9 A. M. ent cheerfulness during an attack of rheu“Tf such there be” we never met The . him nor hers An agonized grin is the nearé and the . est approach to cheerfulness of aspect we ever behold under such circumstances. But when Hostetter's Stomach Bitters has repejled—as it certainly will—the earlier attacks of this formidable disease, the quondam sufferer has good season not alore to smile, but to give vent to hearty guffaws interspersed with freqhent chuckles, To the removal of dyspepsia, malarial and ‘kidney complaints, constipation and disorder « f the liver, the Bitters .1s. specially . adapted. Tt renews failing strength and appetite, and counteracts the infirmities of age. When debilitating maladies are succeeded by tardy convalescence with a danger of relapse, it accelerotes again in vigor and flesh, and tends to re-establish health on. a lasting basis. Give it a suitable trial. county, They are in need of money Charitable persons may send nl sean ru By order, G. A. NIHELL, Capt. Com. Co. C, 2nd Inf. N, GC. Dyspepsia Cured . “My wife has been a great sufferer with Dyspepsia. Three bottles of Hood’s SarsaAt times the lightest food would distress her terribly. ihe could not “sleep ard had dreadful si¢xk headaches. She tried different medicines, but none did her any _ good. At last > Hood’s Sarsaparilla was recom. mended and two bottles gave relief — made hér She is not now troubled perfectly well. Hoods Sarsa-parilla with any sick headaches nor bad. feelings, can eat heartily and Oris MERRITT, Addison, Maine. Hood’s Pills are mild and gentle. Cu INDIGESTION, DIZZINESS RUPTIONS ON THE SKIN. EAUTIFIES @ COMPLEXION. OR A CASE iT witL NOT GUBE ‘An agrecable Laxative and NExvE TONIC. 8old by Druggists or sent by mail. 250. 60c. and $1.00 per package. Samples free. KO NO arrears ae, Sold by Carr Bros. Stockholders’ Meeting. Gravel Mini. g Company office of the Company, in the rear of Carter & Johnston’s store on Tuesday, June 4th, 189, at 8 o’clock P. M. May ‘1. K CASPER, Secretary.Notice of Sale. N OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance to pe au order of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State ¢ f California, made on the 27th day of May, 1805, in the matter of the estate of William H. Hocking, deceased, the undersigned, the adianistrator of said estate, will sell at public auction: to the highest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and iz o’clock M. at urt House door at the Court House in the ¢ An und vided one-tenth iuteress in the Blue Please Read This ! parilla have perSSUES 3 3% SESS y Nese fectly cured her. as Sd 1 PE mM AND THINK FOR A MOMENT, IF YOU HAVE NOT THOUGHT BEFOIE,. . That . CARTER & JOHNSTON ~ Are in the Swim for Trade this Spring and Summer With one of the Handsomest Lines of Spring Glothing, Furnishing Goods, : , Ete., Etc. EVER SEEN IN THIS CITY. 0 We are not the only Clothiers in this city, There are others. Consult } them first and then come to us and compare our Goods and Prices with theirs, and see if ours are not all we claim them ‘to be. ‘a . We-have Men's Suits, good fitting Goods, and the Correct Style from $5 to $80. Our Furnishing Goods can’t be beat. OUR SHIRTS ARE PERFECT FITTING. You know as well as we can tell you that some shirts choke one, arms are too short, tail always creeping up around your collar, etc. NOT SO WITH OURS. Ours are cut by men oe ae Ses . who know that the Shirt is to fit a man-——not a hitching post. MEETING 0 1e stockholde ) » Odi ° A aiders of the Odin . AJ] 36 inches long, felled seams. Buttons put on to stay, and and our Shirts range in prices from 25 cents to $4. We also carry a full line of BULL BREECHES, the best working Fants made, Can not be ripped. Also, Sampson's Overalls, 60 cents per pair, Also, a Beautiful line of Straw Hats, — C Garter & Johnston,THE ONE: PRICE HOUSE. Corner of Pine and Commercial Streets. / five miles east of the town of Washington, Surveyor General of Calilorbia as Lot 58 in Sec. 2, Tp. 17 N., R. 11 E., M. D. M. Said Blue Jay Claim being the one patented to 5. EB. Storey by U. 8. Patent dated Apri t&th., 1699, and recorded Apri: 10th., 1893, 10 Book 3 of Patents, page 204, et seg, Recoids Of Nevada County, Cal., to which patent, and the record thereof, reference is uereby made for a more full deseripTerms and conditions of sale: coin-of the United States DANIEL 8, COLLINS, Administrator of the Estate,of Wm. H. Hock ing, dco’d, : sNevada City, May 29, 1895 Cash, gold Notice of Sale. OTICE is hereby given, that in pursuance of on order of the Superior Court of the County of Neyoda, Siate cf California, made on the 27th day.of May, 1895, in te matter of che estate of Heury A Fisney, deceased, the underigned, the administrator of said estate, will sell at pub lie auctieipto the higbest bidder, for cash, gold coin of the United States, and subject to. coifirma ion by said Superior Court, on Monday, June 2icb, lova, at iz o'clock M., at the Cour House door, at the Court House in Neyada City Cal., ail the right title?intere-t and estate ol the said Henry A. Pinney, at the time of his death, and all the right title and interest that the said estate, by operation of law, or Otherwise ucquired ovher than, or in addition to that of the said Henry A. Pinney at the time of his death, in and to all the tollowing described real and personal property REAL ESTATE The following described mines, situated in Washington Mining District; Washingtou Township, County of Nevada, State of Valifornia, lying between the South Yuba Kiverand Diamo.d Creek, being quartz mining claims each fifteen hundred fee* in length, with sur face ground six hundred feet in width, with the exception ol the placer mine .known as the Solomon Ravine Placer Mine; suid claims located, recorded, known and de: cribed by the following names The Homestake Quarta Mine; the I, X L Quart4 Mine; the Goldem Cross Quartz Mine; the bc¢lipse Quartz Mine; the Golden Square Quartz mine, the Golden Glance Quartz Mine; the Morning Star Quarta Mine and the Solomon Ravine Placer Ming, together with the quartz mill aud appurtenances on the lL. X. L. Quartz Mine, : PERSONAL PROPERTY. Also personal property consisting of tools and supplies at the cabin of deceased on Diamond iiacek, Nevada Co., Cal, Terms and conditions of sale; coin of the United ptates DANIEL, 8, COLLINS, the estate of Henry A. Cash; gold Administr tor of Pinney, deceased, e hive Yn UP. ll SS PANTS. $4 UP. LI PINE STREET, NEVADA CITY. ~—oaeiee reli For Common Sens> IF YOU HAVE A SUIT MADE WITH US. SUITS $48 Perfect Fit Guaranteed. ~s “THIS LABEL ONA CHILDS SUIT Srmith Bros. Merchant Tailors, CALL AND EXAMINE CO0DS GUARANTEES. PERFECTION. ee ed FIVE : POINTS: OF : PERFECTION PSALM AAMAANAAAMAAARAAA? = _ PERFECTINGEFITTING, duties she has devoted her time and energy in carrying out the expressed desires of th founder. ee * The type-setting machine is destined to use, Price $1.00 per bottle. The result of her jJabor is seen’ in the fact that its firancial and educational condition was never better than it ie today. e. revc lutionize the press room and the news office. It bas already supplanted thousands of printers-in the large newspaper offices of the metropolitan cities and its purpose has . Sold at Carr Bros. Drug Store. +90 + = $2,500 Wanted. — not yet been exhausted. Not only has it entered into competition with the printer, The suit instituted by the G.vernment to but it seeks to supercede the telegraph operaou good property. [sr enquire at TRANSORIFT office. The advertiser wishes to borrow $2,500 For further particu-, Dominion Company, 318 Omaha Building, mii . Chicago. ; ‘ a An honest, active gentleman or lady to travel for established, reliable house. ,Salary $780, payable $15 weekly and expenses, Situation permanent, References, _Finclose self-addressed stamped envelope, The m29-1lm nvennnyy DOUBLE KNEES. The Old Reliable, HOLDFAST BUTTONS, RLASTICS WAIST BANDS, WARRANTED NOT 'T0){RIP, Sannnnnnnnnnnnnnnttttntti WAbbdddd ~ Marcus M. Baruh, Manager. . ~