November 1, 1895 (4 pages)

' 4. “ eerie THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 1895. FRIDAY. ese Be ihe “NOV. 1, GUILTY. A dispatch received at 4:30 this afternoon says the jury in the Durrant case found defendant guilty, after 20 ~ jninutes deliberation. THE MINING INDUSTRY. ie < eet Its Present Condition in the Nevada City y [NUMBER NINETEEN. J : fue MURCHIE MINE, This is one of the oldest mines in the district. Of the many locations now included in. this property that of the ‘‘Big Blue” ir s Neer the first of which there is any record. This : location was made in 1851. The Marchie mine has been one of .the largest dividend payers in this vicinity the yield from its many ledges in the past being enormous Of these ledges a few of the we]]l-knowp oies are: The Big Blue and Red, White and Blue coursing north and south, and the Independence, Up and Down, Wild West, Lone Star, Alice Bell, Cole and numerous small ledges having an easterly and westerly course. ‘Lhe present drain tunnel taps the Cole ledge. .The mine has been extensively developed and many hundred thousands of dullars worth of precious metals extracted ; from its ledges, Large deposits are still 4 kuown to exist in the mine, but the limited working capital of the present company does not permit of the prosecution of such work as is necessary to reach these coveted treasures. A smal] force is now employed in the mine and a tunnel is beinn driven for a ledge which, it is expected, wil! soon be “encountered, Work on the Alice Bell ledge will be _resumed as soon as necessary arrangements can be made which will necessitate « light increase in the present force. Mr. A, W. Blundell] is the company’s Superintendent and ajl work performed at the mine ig under his direction. If they had sufficient capita! to work the mine on a scale which it warrants a very large force of men could be employed, and there igs no question about its proving a big paying proposition, The mine is the largest in this district and contains more known ledges than any other one, They have over four hundred acres of patented ground. —~ + Oe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home “ . Happenings, Haverly’s Minstrels will be here on the, 7th—next Thursday. The. young folks and the juveniles had lots of fun last night celebrating Hallow-een. Ezra Towle, who was reported dead yesterday, was much better today, been very sick, A lady from below, who in 1486 put on at Nevada Theater an entitled ‘*The Triumph of Love,”’ is here now and intends getting up aneentertainment of some kind, John F, Harnett wag arrested at Washington afew days ago for disturbing the peace and quiet of that little town, Redmayne sentenced him to sixty days in He has operetta Justice the county jail, where he now is, having been brought down by Constable Crawford Assays of quartz recently taken.from the Belle Fountaine mine give much better returns than the owners had looked for, and also show that the ore contains considerable silver. By the ensitiog procees it will pay . _well, E. A. Zoberbier and his trend, J. Louaz) tran, caught forty-two trout in Deer creek yesterday. Their friends are happy, this being fish days.The report tothe effect that a valuable *find” had been made under the Baptist Church turns out, after investigation, to be nothing more-than a hoax. “4 —+ oOo —ce For Rent. ig G, Russell & Co, to tit up the office that has :. been occupied by P. F. Simonds, Esq., in first-class style. by the 4th of November. Any one wishing such @ place for business should apply at once, as it is one of the best places in ths ie city for business, 031-3 oa or four furnished rooms, Apply at 0) James Bennallack bas let a contract to! It will be ready to rent BY TELEPHONE. — The Latest: Events at Grass Valley Up to _ § O'clock This Afetrnoon.George Ryan had the misfortune to meet with an accident at the North Star works Ravine yesterday, He was attending -to somethittg c nected with the air compressor and his left, hand became caught in the machinery, two fingers-of the same being badly lacerated, so much so that Dr. Jones had to amputate them near the first joints. Arrangeinents are being made for the appearazice here of the Auburn Stock Company on the 6th and 7th inst. The plays be presented: are ‘‘Down the Black ’ with its—vigilantes and mine ‘exat near Boston to be Canyon,’ plosion scene, and “The Stowaway,” present being put on at Morosco’s Grand Opera House in San Francisco and in whieh a safe-cracking scene is a prominent feature, he company is well spoken of. ce Hocking, accompanied by Dr. CG. W. Jones, went to Penn Valley yesterday and held an inquest in the case of little who died at the was about 9 years of age and was born at Jacksonville, Oregon. L. P. Goldstone and Oscar Webber will burg, South Africa, where they will engage in mining. : I, IT. Walker, the carpenter who is employed by the Narrow Gauge Company, was struck’on the head and shin by a falling timber a number of days ago, sustaining slight injuries thereby, The abrasion on the shin has refused to heal, blood clots have formed and the victim has suffered much pain of late, Dr, in yesterday to examine the wound, as serious results were threatened, Jones was called sees Superior ‘court. The following business wag transacted in the Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : Estate of H. A. Lones, Order selling certain personal property, consisting of a quantity of old bricks, ’ Estate of Michael F; Skeahan, Decree setting. apart Homestead for use of Superior deceased. deceased, family. In the matter L.Jgslyn for Order granting writ. Estate of. Elizabeth Order contirming sale of real estate to W. J, Rogers for the sum of $700." A. Hamilton vs. Delhi Mining Company. a writ, of habeas corpus, Loyd, deceased. Being argued. Fhomas' Wasley, a native of England was naturalized. Witnesses: John Werry and Van. Delbridge. Wm. Argall, a native of. England, ! was naturalized, Witnesses: Thomas Wasley and Wm, Delbridge, = + #@e + —_ A Big Sale. Marysville and Oroville has been purchased by J. Ross Traynor, representing the Porter Brothers Company of Chicago, and will be : the and Southern shipped to Eastern markets. Voeal «x» Instrumental CONCERT. NEV. ADA a) ~ THEATRE, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 6th, 1895, —RBY— WM. T. INGLIS. Grand Chorus under the direction of Mr, Joun WERRY, Full Orchestra, Mr, C, E, WiLp, Brass Quartette, Flute, Cornet and Trombone Solos, Pianoforte Solos by Mr. InGuiis and Pupils. under the leadership of and Duete, # Vocal Solos by Nevada C. ounty 3.Faverite Singers, THE GRANDEST AGGREGATION OF MUSICAL TALENT Yet brought together in this city. Elford Burl Hammond, Moraqll ranch. They found death to have been Sed _by-disease—of the spleen: He probably leave in a few days for Johannes-_ eh kpplication of Veine. Nearly the ‘entire orange crop between PERSONAL POINTERS, a A Concise Chronicle of Yartous Folks . Doings and Intentions. H. és sg of San Francisco is in town. Cc; Hunt and J. B. Jordon, of San Trane isco, are in town. = Geo. Ray came over from San Juan today. Me M. L. Kemp came over from North San today. W. R. Sayers of San oe came in on the morning train. Hon. E.' M. Preston left this morning for Santa Cruz. Judge Paynter and his daughter, Miss Lillie, of Grass Valley, visited the county seat today. + Miss Godfrey came down frok Hill today. Mrs. M. Huy and J. E. from Patterson. ~ M. D, Cooley came down from W Vidihins ton today. E. T.? apr A. Bleaey Jr, of Middetown, -C onnecticut, . arrived here on the morning train. John Hitchens left this morning for Emoryville, Calaveras county, on a short visit. T. H. Langten of Sacramento, who has Columbia Huy are over A Worthley of —— is in been: Here spending a few day, home today. Mrs. J. H. Cunard and Miss Miss Maud McKillican of North Bloomfield visited this city yesterday. W. Rosenburg, brother of M. Rosenburg, arrived here last evening from San Salvador.on a visit to the latter. returned Mrs. John Butler _ofPleasant Valley is here visiting her daughter, Mrs, ‘John Werry. & Mrs. Robert Jump of Fruitvale arrived here last evening froni Downieville, where she has been visiting relatives, on her way home. here Bray John Bray and family moved from Grass Valléy yesterday. Mr. is, ernployed at the-Mayflower mine, M. Brandenstein, a wealthy San Francisean, who is interested in mines in this dis— trict, arrived here this morning and will remain a few days. + ee i No Humbug, But Honest Facts. Remember we are--not here to humbug the people. When we say you can save 25 per cent we are in earnest about it, Yours.for business, J. Levy, Commercial St., Nevada City, 0313t + -2@e> Machines Adjusted. G,. H, Golden, a sewing niachine adjuster of mapy years experience, wil] attend to ny work required inthis line. Have your machines overhauled and made as good as new. Leave orders at Union Hotel. o3llw Notice of Administrator’s Sale of Real-and Personal Property. JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AN pursuance of a ore der of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the first day of November, 1895, in the matter of the Estate of H. W. R. Crou h, deceased, the -undersig: ved.” Administrator o£ the said Fstate, will sell at private ga} e, to the highest bidder for ¢ash, g3Jd coia of the U nited Statesof America, ant a4 subject to eonfirmatiou by the said Super or Court, all the right, title, interest and estate of the siid iH. W. R. Cc rouch, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and in terest that the said est ate hag, by operation of jaw or otherwise, er than or in addition to at R. Crouch, at the time of hi acquired othcf the said H. W. death, in and to all those certain lots, piee es or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the town of M¢ oone y *lat, Nevada county, California, and all the personal property of said dec eased, in the hands of the Administrator of said estate, in the town of Mooney Flat, Nevada ¢ Jounty, California. PERSONAL PROPERTY. 2 Stoves, Stovepipe and Cooking Uter isils; 1 lot of Miners’ Tools, 1 lot of.C, atpenter’s Tools, i Vice and Monkey Wrench, Dishes and Lamps, 1 Trunk, 2 Cupboards, 1 Ws shstand, 1 Shotgun oe. Flasks, 1 Pistol 1 Looking Glass, 1 Lot of ails, 1 Lot of Book 8 Scales, 3 ores IOKS, 1 Set of Gold Seales, 3 REAL PROPERTY One Lot with Dwelling ¢ House therec ituated « on the West side a Main Street, in Me Sea Flat, Nevada C ounty, alifornia, being all of Lot 1 in Block 2, a cordian to the ‘offic ial map of Mooney Flat, made by Ww F. Enylebright in oe and known es the Crouch Lot 80, One Lot situated on the Kas ¢ Mooney Flat, designated as Lot One ror Bose One of the said official map referred to Sealed bids in writing will be received by the undersigued, at the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine Street, Nevada ¢ ity, Nevada Cour aby, ¢ alifornia, up to November 23rd, 1895, at 12 o’cloek noon of that day for.the purchase of the same Térms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States. Deeds at the expense .of purcha users ‘ E. W. SCHMIDT, Administrat he the Estate of H. W. R. Crouch, deceases waitin ke DEATH OF W. H. WIDMAN. The Secretary of the Providence, Mining Company Died This Morning. W. H. Widman, Secretary of ‘tiie Providence Mining Company, died at San. Francisco this morning. His death was unex‘pected, as he was in this city. oaly a few days ago and was apparently in the best of health, A telephone message was received by Rector Bros. of the National. Hotel from A. Walrath, saying that Mr. Widman’ had died and asking them to tell Messrs. Tautphaus and Boeckman-of'the same, and requesting them to leave for San Francisco without delay, The latter gentlemen are large owners in the Providence, and arrived here two or three days ago. They are now in Sierra county, but have been telegraphed in regard to Mr. Widman’s death. W. H. Widman was acquainted with many of our citizens, having visited Nevada City regularly once a month for the past four years, He was a man of good qualities and-was greatly esteemed by all who knew him; Deceased was for. many years the proprietor of a wholesale meat packing establishment, but recently disposed of the business, He was a-wealthy man and was one of the principal stockholders in the Providence mine. ~0@+-o Felt His, Oats. ‘They have queer hotels in Oregon,” says Artemus Ward. “I remember one where they gave me a bag of oats for a pillow—] had nightmares of course. the landlord said, ‘How do you feel, I told him I felt my oats.” = + e@e-+ A Visit to the New Store. rs In the morning old On Commercial street, ron by J. Levy, will bea benefit to your pocket, Remember the password. If you have forgotten it we shal] remind you again. “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” o313t RCULEE SS Foe Rebekahs, ttention. All members of the Neva Rebekahs are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow (Saturday) evening. After the meeting there will be a_collation and social dance, Mary: Brown, N. G. Littiz Wuire, Sec, nl2t —_——e0@e-e—__. Special Meeting. All.members of Nevada Hose Co., No. I, are requested to meet at their hall on Sunday afternoon at 3.0’cluck. By-order J. A. Rapp, E. B, GrisseL, Foreman, nl2t Her Clothes Were Too Thin. An exchange says @ mind reader having demonstrated to a party of ladies and gentlemen his ability to read a newspaper through two thicknesses of horse blankets, 6ne of the girls left the room with the remark that ‘‘wasn’t going to stay “here any longer ” she with this c&lico dress on. a 4 In a long contest the second chiige aspirant often wins. Allison seems to Le the second choice of most of the men who have McKinley, Reed or Harrison for a first choice. After the third or forth ballom some of the strong first choise aspirants are sometimes abandoneff*” The Iowa stateman’s_ chances for nomination are not bad, a SPE A MODERN Mazeppa was found in the mouataings of Washington State. It ig charged that Iudians tied a 12-year-old girl to a.cayuse and turned the anima] free. A numberof white men are in -search of the suspected Indians, who if found will with= out doubt be turned into good Indians, + *@e > Two Important Events. The Duke of Marlborough and Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt are to be marriedat St. Thomas’ Church, New York, on Wednes~ day, Novembér 6th. ~Od the same date, at the Theater in this city, a grand concert will be given by Mr, William T, Inglis, assisted by the leading vocal and instrumental performers of the county. Among the leading features will be a grand chorus, ‘*The Heavens Are Telling,” from Hadyn’s masterpiece, the ‘* Creation,” under the direction of Mr. John Werry, There will be an augmented orchestra under the baton of Mr, Wild. Mr. Inglis and gome of his pupils will also perform, thus enabling the public to judge of his capabilities as.a teacher. Every number on the program a treat, and every performer an artist in his or her line. Don’t forget the date, “Wednesday, Dated November ist, 1895 ni November 6th, 028-tf fide ; ab . 2 The Gombination Pres] The Same Here. . The Telegraph says: The city of Grass Valley is rapidly changing in its appearance and a person coming here now who has not been here’for several years would scarcely know the place. This is. on account cf the new dwellings and the markell improvements on the old ones. = The same can be justly said of Nevada City. 2 epee Just Received. ‘ Handt Case”’ i An invoice of fine German at Wolf’s Cash Grocery, 0 e@ee—-——— = How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.° We, the undersigned have known Beds Cheney for, the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truay, W holesale Druggists Foledo, O. Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free, Price 75c. per bottle. sold by all Druggists. +2Oe > Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded, Price -25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Stores, a oe ¥ Piano Tuning. Prof. A, L. Francis,.concert piano tuner, e with high endorsements from Madam Rive King, Ovide Frank Gilder, and an experience of. twenty Musin, .Edward. Remaria, years with the leading music houses of San -Francisco, will be at the Union Hotel a few days. 026 ees KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a hell. 25c., 50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Uros. : What Vie Say -Hood’s Sarsanpariila Does That Tell rect ord Its is unequalled in the ven s the Story. history of medicine. when others fail rlood's Ss ~ Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. ; six for Prepared by C. I Hocp & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. ites parilla $1 $5. Hood’s Pills cure liver ilis, jaundice, biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. What More Do You Want? That ‘depends to a great extent upon the thing that is -wanted, If you want PHOTOGRAPHS County, and at the very Lowest Prices for First< Class, Artistic Work, ~You E. A. MOORE To take them, His Studio is on York Street, NEVADA CITY. ON BOY’S CLOTHING IS BROKEN For the Next Ten Days we are going to-CU PRICES on Boys Clothi: : This is ut No. 1---Boy's {0 Match with each Coat, _ 9 Combination Suits, 4a. 4 “Two Pair ‘f K Pants and a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dark Blue or Gray, oe Nv2es from 4 lo 14 yea iN You ‘can save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. SO Der it} . rs CARTER & JOA NSTON, One Price Dealers jn Men’s and Boy’ ~ Mothing, Casnisetitel Street, Nevada City. WaLpina, KiInNAN & Marvin, Wholesale. Want Hardwood Ash, hand corner, $18.00. _man bevel glass as*$hown corner, $20. (Washstand of room.) Bedstead $5, 50. Bureau $10. cents each. Rocker Freight on either of these ~~ WS Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in. upper right German bevel glass 20x24 With cheval bureau. 17x30 Ger— in upper left hand omitted for lack Separate pieces sold as follows : 3 Square Bureau $87 Cheval Washstand $1.75. $3. Chairs 75 Table $1.25., nite guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John. Breuner SACRAIENTO 604-606-608 K ST., so, If you make your money here you should spend it here, They are the ones who. give you the best for your money with a nice, your money elsewhere, goods. Leader ‘Millinery, Broad Street, URES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION,DIZZINESS. ERUpTIONS ON THE SKIN. Beautiries “ComPLeEXion. tat YOU SHOULD DO! “ay Patronize-home merchants. y because it is their interest to do us at least a chance to~suit you } Hat before spending No trouble to show Give “ ptylish They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, — ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND. BEST _ —. Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market tates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, Le NOR RCREE IT WILL HOt UGE Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. : saat D agreeable Lp thd st abe, ie Par ‘ ruggists or sen Ey j > £0 and $100 per package, Bampl Bamples free. FHIDIY — The Favorite TOOTH POWDER a z KO HO eaters forthe'Teethand Breath, 250. _. PEE SERS SLEYR ANDi Sold by Dickerman & Co, Nevada City. jlo err acre ey Sele a COeRiele: Aes gore no wretetere” OM OO Mas ° LOLOLOr ° way x ye REPO II ox jerlelele orere. SiS lelel ole te . viele . ve — Siete vy COATS Ladies Will Find it to Their Advantage. to GLOSING OUT AE TELS WHITE OUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Al D CAPE (ive Us \ Call Before Purchasing Blewhere as The Aboy 6 Line Will be Closed Out Mt i That Will Astonish You. B. NEWMAN & CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. » GRAND OPENING rrnvnvenensnnenenenpenninty . XM y, 43 76; Oe: =v a he —_—— OF — F iN LL CLOTHING, wy, a PEEPS —_ = -CHARL ES ~ The Leading Clothier Has just Pallt Jothing. ever recefved » inspect the Goods—the pr ces are all ; right—you willsurely say : had received va" . GRIMES, Of Nevada City, his first stock of Nothing equalled it here before. Go and Corner Broad and Pine Streets. ae 6. Oot . =. FI the Ca the lik kis out nal anc Sar aft Ri por fou of . she “edi q ing Op to ea the tw

' 4. “ eerie THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT 1895. FRIDAY. ese Be ihe “NOV. 1, GUILTY. A dispatch received at 4:30 this afternoon says the jury in the Durrant case found defendant guilty, after 20 ~ jninutes deliberation. THE MINING INDUSTRY. ie < eet Its Present Condition in the Nevada City y [NUMBER NINETEEN. J : fue MURCHIE MINE, This is one of the oldest mines in the district. Of the many locations now included in. this property that of the ‘‘Big Blue” ir s Neer the first of which there is any record. This : location was made in 1851. The Marchie mine has been one of .the largest dividend payers in this vicinity the yield from its many ledges in the past being enormous Of these ledges a few of the we]]l-knowp oies are: The Big Blue and Red, White and Blue coursing north and south, and the Independence, Up and Down, Wild West, Lone Star, Alice Bell, Cole and numerous small ledges having an easterly and westerly course. ‘Lhe present drain tunnel taps the Cole ledge. .The mine has been extensively developed and many hundred thousands of dullars worth of precious metals extracted ; from its ledges, Large deposits are still 4 kuown to exist in the mine, but the limited working capital of the present company does not permit of the prosecution of such work as is necessary to reach these coveted treasures. A smal] force is now employed in the mine and a tunnel is beinn driven for a ledge which, it is expected, wil! soon be “encountered, Work on the Alice Bell ledge will be _resumed as soon as necessary arrangements can be made which will necessitate « light increase in the present force. Mr. A, W. Blundell] is the company’s Superintendent and ajl work performed at the mine ig under his direction. If they had sufficient capita! to work the mine on a scale which it warrants a very large force of men could be employed, and there igs no question about its proving a big paying proposition, The mine is the largest in this district and contains more known ledges than any other one, They have over four hundred acres of patented ground. —~ + Oe THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT'S Summarized Mention of Minor Home “ . Happenings, Haverly’s Minstrels will be here on the, 7th—next Thursday. The. young folks and the juveniles had lots of fun last night celebrating Hallow-een. Ezra Towle, who was reported dead yesterday, was much better today, been very sick, A lady from below, who in 1486 put on at Nevada Theater an entitled ‘*The Triumph of Love,”’ is here now and intends getting up aneentertainment of some kind, John F, Harnett wag arrested at Washington afew days ago for disturbing the peace and quiet of that little town, Redmayne sentenced him to sixty days in He has operetta Justice the county jail, where he now is, having been brought down by Constable Crawford Assays of quartz recently taken.from the Belle Fountaine mine give much better returns than the owners had looked for, and also show that the ore contains considerable silver. By the ensitiog procees it will pay . _well, E. A. Zoberbier and his trend, J. Louaz) tran, caught forty-two trout in Deer creek yesterday. Their friends are happy, this being fish days.The report tothe effect that a valuable *find” had been made under the Baptist Church turns out, after investigation, to be nothing more-than a hoax. “4 —+ oOo —ce For Rent. ig G, Russell & Co, to tit up the office that has :. been occupied by P. F. Simonds, Esq., in first-class style. by the 4th of November. Any one wishing such @ place for business should apply at once, as it is one of the best places in ths ie city for business, 031-3 oa or four furnished rooms, Apply at 0) James Bennallack bas let a contract to! It will be ready to rent BY TELEPHONE. — The Latest: Events at Grass Valley Up to _ § O'clock This Afetrnoon.George Ryan had the misfortune to meet with an accident at the North Star works Ravine yesterday, He was attending -to somethittg c nected with the air compressor and his left, hand became caught in the machinery, two fingers-of the same being badly lacerated, so much so that Dr. Jones had to amputate them near the first joints. Arrangeinents are being made for the appearazice here of the Auburn Stock Company on the 6th and 7th inst. The plays be presented: are ‘‘Down the Black ’ with its—vigilantes and mine ‘exat near Boston to be Canyon,’ plosion scene, and “The Stowaway,” present being put on at Morosco’s Grand Opera House in San Francisco and in whieh a safe-cracking scene is a prominent feature, he company is well spoken of. ce Hocking, accompanied by Dr. CG. W. Jones, went to Penn Valley yesterday and held an inquest in the case of little who died at the was about 9 years of age and was born at Jacksonville, Oregon. L. P. Goldstone and Oscar Webber will burg, South Africa, where they will engage in mining. : I, IT. Walker, the carpenter who is employed by the Narrow Gauge Company, was struck’on the head and shin by a falling timber a number of days ago, sustaining slight injuries thereby, The abrasion on the shin has refused to heal, blood clots have formed and the victim has suffered much pain of late, Dr, in yesterday to examine the wound, as serious results were threatened, Jones was called sees Superior ‘court. The following business wag transacted in the Court today, Hon. John Caldwell, presiding : Estate of H. A. Lones, Order selling certain personal property, consisting of a quantity of old bricks, ’ Estate of Michael F; Skeahan, Decree setting. apart Homestead for use of Superior deceased. deceased, family. In the matter L.Jgslyn for Order granting writ. Estate of. Elizabeth Order contirming sale of real estate to W. J, Rogers for the sum of $700." A. Hamilton vs. Delhi Mining Company. a writ, of habeas corpus, Loyd, deceased. Being argued. Fhomas' Wasley, a native of England was naturalized. Witnesses: John Werry and Van. Delbridge. Wm. Argall, a native of. England, ! was naturalized, Witnesses: Thomas Wasley and Wm, Delbridge, = + #@e + —_ A Big Sale. Marysville and Oroville has been purchased by J. Ross Traynor, representing the Porter Brothers Company of Chicago, and will be : the and Southern shipped to Eastern markets. Voeal «x» Instrumental CONCERT. NEV. ADA a) ~ THEATRE, Wednesday Evening, Nov. 6th, 1895, —RBY— WM. T. INGLIS. Grand Chorus under the direction of Mr, Joun WERRY, Full Orchestra, Mr, C, E, WiLp, Brass Quartette, Flute, Cornet and Trombone Solos, Pianoforte Solos by Mr. InGuiis and Pupils. under the leadership of and Duete, # Vocal Solos by Nevada C. ounty 3.Faverite Singers, THE GRANDEST AGGREGATION OF MUSICAL TALENT Yet brought together in this city. Elford Burl Hammond, Moraqll ranch. They found death to have been Sed _by-disease—of the spleen: He probably leave in a few days for Johannes-_ eh kpplication of Veine. Nearly the ‘entire orange crop between PERSONAL POINTERS, a A Concise Chronicle of Yartous Folks . Doings and Intentions. H. és sg of San Francisco is in town. Cc; Hunt and J. B. Jordon, of San Trane isco, are in town. = Geo. Ray came over from San Juan today. Me M. L. Kemp came over from North San today. W. R. Sayers of San oe came in on the morning train. Hon. E.' M. Preston left this morning for Santa Cruz. Judge Paynter and his daughter, Miss Lillie, of Grass Valley, visited the county seat today. + Miss Godfrey came down frok Hill today. Mrs. M. Huy and J. E. from Patterson. ~ M. D, Cooley came down from W Vidihins ton today. E. T.? apr A. Bleaey Jr, of Middetown, -C onnecticut, . arrived here on the morning train. John Hitchens left this morning for Emoryville, Calaveras county, on a short visit. T. H. Langten of Sacramento, who has Columbia Huy are over A Worthley of —— is in been: Here spending a few day, home today. Mrs. J. H. Cunard and Miss Miss Maud McKillican of North Bloomfield visited this city yesterday. W. Rosenburg, brother of M. Rosenburg, arrived here last evening from San Salvador.on a visit to the latter. returned Mrs. John Butler _ofPleasant Valley is here visiting her daughter, Mrs, ‘John Werry. & Mrs. Robert Jump of Fruitvale arrived here last evening froni Downieville, where she has been visiting relatives, on her way home. here Bray John Bray and family moved from Grass Valléy yesterday. Mr. is, ernployed at the-Mayflower mine, M. Brandenstein, a wealthy San Francisean, who is interested in mines in this dis— trict, arrived here this morning and will remain a few days. + ee i No Humbug, But Honest Facts. Remember we are--not here to humbug the people. When we say you can save 25 per cent we are in earnest about it, Yours.for business, J. Levy, Commercial St., Nevada City, 0313t + -2@e> Machines Adjusted. G,. H, Golden, a sewing niachine adjuster of mapy years experience, wil] attend to ny work required inthis line. Have your machines overhauled and made as good as new. Leave orders at Union Hotel. o3llw Notice of Administrator’s Sale of Real-and Personal Property. JOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN AN pursuance of a ore der of the Superior Court of the County of Nevada, State of California, made on the first day of November, 1895, in the matter of the Estate of H. W. R. Crou h, deceased, the -undersig: ved.” Administrator o£ the said Fstate, will sell at private ga} e, to the highest bidder for ¢ash, g3Jd coia of the U nited Statesof America, ant a4 subject to eonfirmatiou by the said Super or Court, all the right, title, interest and estate of the siid iH. W. R. Cc rouch, at the time of his death, and all the right, title and in terest that the said est ate hag, by operation of jaw or otherwise, er than or in addition to at R. Crouch, at the time of hi acquired othcf the said H. W. death, in and to all those certain lots, piee es or parcels of land, situate, lying and being in the town of M¢ oone y *lat, Nevada county, California, and all the personal property of said dec eased, in the hands of the Administrator of said estate, in the town of Mooney Flat, Nevada ¢ Jounty, California. PERSONAL PROPERTY. 2 Stoves, Stovepipe and Cooking Uter isils; 1 lot of Miners’ Tools, 1 lot of.C, atpenter’s Tools, i Vice and Monkey Wrench, Dishes and Lamps, 1 Trunk, 2 Cupboards, 1 Ws shstand, 1 Shotgun oe. Flasks, 1 Pistol 1 Looking Glass, 1 Lot of ails, 1 Lot of Book 8 Scales, 3 ores IOKS, 1 Set of Gold Seales, 3 REAL PROPERTY One Lot with Dwelling ¢ House therec ituated « on the West side a Main Street, in Me Sea Flat, Nevada C ounty, alifornia, being all of Lot 1 in Block 2, a cordian to the ‘offic ial map of Mooney Flat, made by Ww F. Enylebright in oe and known es the Crouch Lot 80, One Lot situated on the Kas ¢ Mooney Flat, designated as Lot One ror Bose One of the said official map referred to Sealed bids in writing will be received by the undersigued, at the store of Schmidt Bros., Pine Street, Nevada ¢ ity, Nevada Cour aby, ¢ alifornia, up to November 23rd, 1895, at 12 o’cloek noon of that day for.the purchase of the same Térms and conditions of sale: Cash, gold coin of the United States. Deeds at the expense .of purcha users ‘ E. W. SCHMIDT, Administrat he the Estate of H. W. R. Crouch, deceases waitin ke DEATH OF W. H. WIDMAN. The Secretary of the Providence, Mining Company Died This Morning. W. H. Widman, Secretary of ‘tiie Providence Mining Company, died at San. Francisco this morning. His death was unex‘pected, as he was in this city. oaly a few days ago and was apparently in the best of health, A telephone message was received by Rector Bros. of the National. Hotel from A. Walrath, saying that Mr. Widman’ had died and asking them to tell Messrs. Tautphaus and Boeckman-of'the same, and requesting them to leave for San Francisco without delay, The latter gentlemen are large owners in the Providence, and arrived here two or three days ago. They are now in Sierra county, but have been telegraphed in regard to Mr. Widman’s death. W. H. Widman was acquainted with many of our citizens, having visited Nevada City regularly once a month for the past four years, He was a man of good qualities and-was greatly esteemed by all who knew him; Deceased was for. many years the proprietor of a wholesale meat packing establishment, but recently disposed of the business, He was a-wealthy man and was one of the principal stockholders in the Providence mine.

~0@+-o Felt His, Oats. ‘They have queer hotels in Oregon,” says Artemus Ward. “I remember one where they gave me a bag of oats for a pillow—] had nightmares of course. the landlord said, ‘How do you feel, I told him I felt my oats.” = + e@e-+ A Visit to the New Store. rs In the morning old On Commercial street, ron by J. Levy, will bea benefit to your pocket, Remember the password. If you have forgotten it we shal] remind you again. “LIVE AND LET LIVE.” o313t RCULEE SS Foe Rebekahs, ttention. All members of the Neva Rebekahs are requested to be present at the meeting tomorrow (Saturday) evening. After the meeting there will be a_collation and social dance, Mary: Brown, N. G. Littiz Wuire, Sec, nl2t —_——e0@e-e—__. Special Meeting. All.members of Nevada Hose Co., No. I, are requested to meet at their hall on Sunday afternoon at 3.0’cluck. By-order J. A. Rapp, E. B, GrisseL, Foreman, nl2t Her Clothes Were Too Thin. An exchange says @ mind reader having demonstrated to a party of ladies and gentlemen his ability to read a newspaper through two thicknesses of horse blankets, 6ne of the girls left the room with the remark that ‘‘wasn’t going to stay “here any longer ” she with this c&lico dress on. a 4 In a long contest the second chiige aspirant often wins. Allison seems to Le the second choice of most of the men who have McKinley, Reed or Harrison for a first choice. After the third or forth ballom some of the strong first choise aspirants are sometimes abandoneff*” The Iowa stateman’s_ chances for nomination are not bad, a SPE A MODERN Mazeppa was found in the mouataings of Washington State. It ig charged that Iudians tied a 12-year-old girl to a.cayuse and turned the anima] free. A numberof white men are in -search of the suspected Indians, who if found will with= out doubt be turned into good Indians, + *@e > Two Important Events. The Duke of Marlborough and Miss Consuelo Vanderbilt are to be marriedat St. Thomas’ Church, New York, on Wednes~ day, Novembér 6th. ~Od the same date, at the Theater in this city, a grand concert will be given by Mr, William T, Inglis, assisted by the leading vocal and instrumental performers of the county. Among the leading features will be a grand chorus, ‘*The Heavens Are Telling,” from Hadyn’s masterpiece, the ‘* Creation,” under the direction of Mr. John Werry, There will be an augmented orchestra under the baton of Mr, Wild. Mr. Inglis and gome of his pupils will also perform, thus enabling the public to judge of his capabilities as.a teacher. Every number on the program a treat, and every performer an artist in his or her line. Don’t forget the date, “Wednesday, Dated November ist, 1895 ni November 6th, 028-tf fide ; ab . 2 The Gombination Pres] The Same Here. . The Telegraph says: The city of Grass Valley is rapidly changing in its appearance and a person coming here now who has not been here’for several years would scarcely know the place. This is. on account cf the new dwellings and the markell improvements on the old ones. = The same can be justly said of Nevada City. 2 epee Just Received. ‘ Handt Case”’ i An invoice of fine German at Wolf’s Cash Grocery, 0 e@ee—-——— = How’s This! We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall’s Catarrh Cure, F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O.° We, the undersigned have known Beds Cheney for, the last 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. West & Truay, W holesale Druggists Foledo, O. Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free, Price 75c. per bottle. sold by all Druggists. +2Oe > Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Kheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required, It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded, Price -25 cents per box. For sale at Carr Bros’ Drug Stores, a oe ¥ Piano Tuning. Prof. A, L. Francis,.concert piano tuner, e with high endorsements from Madam Rive King, Ovide Frank Gilder, and an experience of. twenty Musin, .Edward. Remaria, years with the leading music houses of San -Francisco, will be at the Union Hotel a few days. 026 ees KARL’S CLOVER ROOT will purify your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate your Bowels and make pour head clear as a hell. 25c., 50c., and $1.00. Sold by Carr Uros. : What Vie Say -Hood’s Sarsanpariila Does That Tell rect ord Its is unequalled in the ven s the Story. history of medicine. when others fail rlood's Ss ~ Cures Hood’s Sarsaparilla is sold by all druggists. ; six for Prepared by C. I Hocp & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass. ites parilla $1 $5. Hood’s Pills cure liver ilis, jaundice, biliousness, sick headache and indigestion. What More Do You Want? That ‘depends to a great extent upon the thing that is -wanted, If you want PHOTOGRAPHS County, and at the very Lowest Prices for First< Class, Artistic Work, ~You E. A. MOORE To take them, His Studio is on York Street, NEVADA CITY. ON BOY’S CLOTHING IS BROKEN For the Next Ten Days we are going to-CU PRICES on Boys Clothi: : This is ut No. 1---Boy's {0 Match with each Coat, _ 9 Combination Suits, 4a. 4 “Two Pair ‘f K Pants and a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dark Blue or Gray, oe Nv2es from 4 lo 14 yea iN You ‘can save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. SO Der it} . rs CARTER & JOA NSTON, One Price Dealers jn Men’s and Boy’ ~ Mothing, Casnisetitel Street, Nevada City. WaLpina, KiInNAN & Marvin, Wholesale. Want Hardwood Ash, hand corner, $18.00. _man bevel glass as*$hown corner, $20. (Washstand of room.) Bedstead $5, 50. Bureau $10. cents each. Rocker Freight on either of these ~~ WS Antique Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with Bureau shown in. upper right German bevel glass 20x24 With cheval bureau. 17x30 Ger— in upper left hand omitted for lack Separate pieces sold as follows : 3 Square Bureau $87 Cheval Washstand $1.75. $3. Chairs 75 Table $1.25., nite guaranteed not to exceed $2.35 to Nevada City. John. Breuner SACRAIENTO 604-606-608 K ST., so, If you make your money here you should spend it here, They are the ones who. give you the best for your money with a nice, your money elsewhere, goods. Leader ‘Millinery, Broad Street, URES CONSTIPATION INDIGESTION,DIZZINESS. ERUpTIONS ON THE SKIN. Beautiries “ComPLeEXion. tat YOU SHOULD DO! “ay Patronize-home merchants. y because it is their interest to do us at least a chance to~suit you } Hat before spending No trouble to show Give “ ptylish They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT Scadden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, — ARE SELLING THE— FRESHEST AND. BEST _ —. Groceries and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At the very Lowest Market tates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patronized. If you have not examined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods delivered to any part of the city free of charge, Le NOR RCREE IT WILL HOt UGE Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. : saat D agreeable Lp thd st abe, ie Par ‘ ruggists or sen Ey j > £0 and $100 per package, Bampl Bamples free. FHIDIY — The Favorite TOOTH POWDER a z KO HO eaters forthe'Teethand Breath, 250. _. PEE SERS SLEYR ANDi Sold by Dickerman & Co, Nevada City. jlo err acre ey Sele a COeRiele: Aes gore no wretetere” OM OO Mas ° LOLOLOr ° way x ye REPO II ox jerlelele orere. SiS lelel ole te . viele . ve — Siete vy COATS Ladies Will Find it to Their Advantage. to GLOSING OUT AE TELS WHITE OUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens Al D CAPE (ive Us \ Call Before Purchasing Blewhere as The Aboy 6 Line Will be Closed Out Mt i That Will Astonish You. B. NEWMAN & CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. » GRAND OPENING rrnvnvenensnnenenenpenninty . XM y, 43 76; Oe: =v a he —_—— OF — F iN LL CLOTHING, wy, a PEEPS —_ = -CHARL ES ~ The Leading Clothier Has just Pallt Jothing. ever recefved » inspect the Goods—the pr ces are all ; right—you willsurely say : had received va" . GRIMES, Of Nevada City, his first stock of Nothing equalled it here before. Go and Corner Broad and Pine Streets. ae 6. Oot . =.. FI the Ca the lik kis out nal anc Sar aft Ri por fou of . she “edi q ing Op to ea the tw