November 13, 1893 (4 pages)

NTS: ee : : sary ancisco. . 1864 tor {Sexual iseases, lorrhea, », Syph. forms, ness,Imkin Distanding Leg sucod a8 prac‘ty yeare sco and y is the afflicted } doctor and inls there, rmation those in eofsell’ { sexual of both oducin, train o: y sciencounte. in the iriosity, rections ers fail. y e' ice Box Ce n pursuJourt of a, made . } Matter »theunsaid esrate parold coin 2 firmaember, f Store, 1 and ein NeCalifo of Ne9, as lo. 2in old coin he purneer on n of sale ILF, m Wolf, . COUNalagher, NELIUS ance of uty of he 25th e estate heir of sed, the said abprivate ld coin nfirmaember, atate of o8e Cerlate and Nevada, ibed as lifornia. ount of by the ne after i before writing Power, r deliv. money the, purned on sale by M . Heir, o81 i evening from a visit to the World’s Fair. *—¢ime, é __Nevada City Daily Transcript. . i ® + SS , VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10174 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1893. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. <=> LS aa ineeattpenarttneeitersase aeons + — =o PERSONAL POINTERS. « A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks’ Doings and Intentions. H. E. Owmer of Sacramento. is in town. D. M. Jones of Dutch’ Flat is in town, M. Bestandig:of San . Francisco is in town.C. J. Garland came down from Washington today. Mrs. B. Murphy came down frem the Big Tunnel today. Constable Dillon is on the sick list and under the doctor’s care. _ W. A. Trephagen of San Francisco’ is spending a few days here. ‘ Under Sheriff Neagle returned from Napa yesterday. ve Misses M. M. and E. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. ; Henry Gratiot and Louis Conrath, of Smartsville, were in town today. Mrs. Radford and son came down from North Bloomfield today. George T. Coffee and W. E. Moulton . eaine over from French Corral yesterday. W. Lindgren, of the U. 8. Geological Survey, arrived here this morning, W., O. Bean of French Corral arrived here yesterday from the southern part of the State, : R. A. Wise and J. E. Whitehead,. of Oakland, arrived here last evening and will _ “remain a few days: John Clark of Meadow Lake is in town and will probably remain here during the winter. . Mrs. K. D. Spedding arrived here last evening from San Francisce, on her way to Sierra City. ' Frank Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, arrived here Saturday evening on his way home from below.Mrs. G, Fortier of San Jose, who has been visiting friends at Washington, arrived here today on her way home. E, J. Baker and wife of San Juan, who have been on a visit te the Eastern States, arrived here this morning on their way home. Mrs. W. R. Coe of San Francisco arrived here last evening, having been summoned to the bedside of her mother, Mrs, A, B. “Gregory, who is'seriously ill. Migs, E. Conryns of San Francisco, Grand President of thé Young Ladies Institute, arrived here this’ morning and will make an official visit to the Institute in this city. Henry Conlin, sen of O. CO. Conlin, propriétor of the City Hotel, arrived here last Wa wifl remain here a couple of weeks and H. Pichoir, A, H. Rapp and Charles E. ~ Shafer, of San Francisce, who have been on a trip to’North Bloomfield and French Corral, returned here yesterday on ‘their way home. The gentlemen are interested.in the North Bloomfield gravel mine. SUPERIOR COURT. py : The Business Transacted Before That Tribunal.’ The following business was transacted in the Superior Court-today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : 7 _ Lung Moon vs. G. Rinalde. “execution for fifteen days. People vs, E. Hosking. Order. resetting case for Wednesday, Deceinber 6th, and rescinding ‘order heretofore made setting cause for trial November 2st. _ Batate of Frank E. Duaton, Hearing of motion to have order heretofore made setting aide homestead for use of minor children rescinded.” » Edward Barrett“¥s. C. A, Brockington et al, Being argued. The jurors who were notified to be in court’on November 21st are further excused until December 6th. piece iia ccc An Unlucky Miner, 4 While coming off shift Saturday morning, Joseph Sharkey, a miner ‘employed at the Providence mine, met with an accident that will incapacitate him for work for some He was riding out of the shaft on the truck when his right arm got caught between the truck bar and one of the.poste in the shaft, .The bone was fractured between the hand and elbow, and the whole arm badly wrenched. Sharkey came here recently from Angels Camp, Calaveras ceunty, and had only worked -three shifts sowhen the accident happened, Haney Won the Race. The foot race between Joe Haney and ‘John Eden, which took place at Glenbrook “Park yesterday forenoon, for $50 a side, ‘Waa witnessed by quite a crowd. Haney ‘wen by thrée feet. The distance ran was “eighty yards. J. McClure and Tony Estrada were the judges. o~0ae \ Cement Walks. . The Trostees of the city of Grass Valley have passed an ordinance prohibiting the laying down of wooden walks in the businesspart of thot city. -None but cement walks will be allowed. ‘It does not require Mont have been doubled. an ordinance of that kind here at present, &a the people generally are going todo that . during the past three years, self-same thing as fast as the wooden walks LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. © The oranges on the trees at French Corral and Bridgeport are beginning to turn yellow. Some portions of the road between this city and Newtown are in a very rough condition: a New feed is springing up in the valleys below here and most of the loose stock is looking well. = There was a large attendaace at Sigourney & Brinkman’s soiree at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. These parties are becoming very popular. Drunken men were humerous Saturday night and yesterday. ‘ Several fights occurred and two or three .arrests were made. If this keeps up our town will seon be as bad as Grass Valley. Casper Cohn, thie dry goods dealer, has taken out an auctioneer’s license. The first -sale-toek-placeat his stere Saturday evening and was attended by a large number of people. The bond required on a license of, this kind is $10,000. An epidemic of a malarial nature has heen prevalent among the people of French Corral and vicinity during the past two or three weeks. Judging from the symptoms as described by one of the afflicted we would call it a mild combination of ague and cholera morbus. A Hard Remedy. 4 mem. years, SUDDEN DEATH. David Van Benthuysen Dies While ; Reading a Paper. David Van Benthuysen died suddenly about 8 o'clock yesterday: morning at his home near this city. He was in town Saturday afternoon and had been in his usual health for some time past. Yesterday morning he was talking with a man who has been boafding at his house, the latter saying he was not feeling very well and that he would not go to work. Mr. Van Benthuysen said he would not work if he didn’t feel well. A few minutes later, while seated in a chair reading a newspaper, he was observed. to be" hreathing heavily. His wife went. to him and at that moment he dropped over dead. Heart failure was the cause of death. Deceased came here some seven or eight years ago and purchased the eld Cfaig ranch, a short distance west of town. He was @ very quiet, industrious man, well thought of by all who knew him. He was QuarternMster’s Sergeant of the Illinois Cavalry D. During his residence here he has been a devout member. of the Congregational Church: and at the time of his death was one of the deacons. He leaves a wife, a daughter and stepdaughter—Miss Lottie Harding—who are’ living here, besides a son in Wovdburn, Oregon, and a stepson in IlMnvis. Deceaséd was a native of New York, aged sixty-four The funeral will take place tomorrow of the-Grand-Army, having been . THE BEARDENS AGAIN, — The Latest Developments In the Seduction Case at Fresno, Fresno, November 10.—A warrant was issued this evening by Judge Webb of the Superior Court for thé arrest of Lee Blas— ingame on a charge of criminal assault alleged to have been committed on the person of Maud Beaden on Thauksgiving day, 1891, Miss Bearden being at the time but 13 years and 6 months old. The complaint was made by L. P. Van Doren, Miss Bearden’s fiatice. Van Doren” met the girl last April and a strong friendship sprang up which ripened into love. Several months ago, during a visit to San Francisco, Miss Bearden confessed to Van Doren that Blasingame had assaulted her. Miss Bearden made an affidavit substantia. ing Miss Bearden’s story was made by -her older sister, now Mrs. A. R. Noyes of Oakland. The matter was brought before the Grand Jury, which is now in session here, to bring the matter before the court. Fresno, November 11.—The case of Lee Blastingame, charged with an assault on Miss Maud Beardan, came up before Judge Webb of the Superior Court this morning. The Judge asked if the case had been before the Grand Jury and if that body had investigated it. The attorney for the people stated it had, but he did know the action the Grand Jury had taken or would take. The attorney for L. P. Van Doren, who made the complaint, iusiated that the Judge Death of John Fry. _ Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock John Fry died at Grass Valley. .He had been ill for a very long time with a dropsical complaint and death was not unexpected. The deceazed went to Grass Valley many years ago, and was a hard-working man. He reared a family of eleven children—seven daughters and four sons—all of whom survive, also an aged wife. Deceased was aged 77 years and was a native of Devonshire, England. para a + Oe + te Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, ‘copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned. within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50-cents each. DIED. ‘ In Nevada City, November 12, 1893, David Vau Benthuysen, a native of New York ; aged 64 years and 4 days. : (The funéral will take place from the Congregational Church tomorrow afternoon The only réliable place in this city to buy Men’s and Boys’ Cloth-' ing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, is at CARTER & JOHNSTON’S, One-Price Clothiers, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Stay of] desirable amount of adipose tissue has succeeded in ridding herself of a large amount of it, without injuring her health by following the regime given below. She began by getting up at six o’clock every morning and taking a three-mile walk before breakfast, without considering the weather. At nine o’clock she had a large cup .of cdffee, with very little sugar and a stipe” of dry bread. Then she occupied herself as she liked until two o'clock, when more bread and some vegetables composed her meal,’ At 4:30 she was eff for another long walk, followed by 9 cup of tea and a few dry biscuits. Ninety days of this regime ré@uced her weight from 185 to 145 pounds, i a Cae es Awaiting a Decision. F. Kean, who has just started in the gents’ furnishing goods business at Grass Valley, has addressed a communication to the Board of Trustees of that ‘olty in rela, tion to the ordinance requiring $50 to be ard bdew ary woliretaverhasmdnnt tan. prninasg. un-American. He alse said a case was pending in the Superior Court which would decide the legality of the law, and he was willing to abide by the Court’s decision before enforcing the ordinance. We have received a copy of the Fayetteville Review,‘ published in Washington county, Arkansas, which centains a very long and interesting review of what George D, Blakey saw at the. World's Great Mx~ position at Chicago. Mr, Blakey was at one time a justice of the peace in this city. Fine Holiday Goods. W. D. Vinton, Odd Fellows Building, Broad street, received today the largest and most elegant stock of holiday goods in his line ever brought to Nevada City. “Tn a day er two they will be unpacked and marked down at’ prices that will astonish’ everybody, Ser NENT Aes — ne eee Only $3,600. I. J, Rolfe, as Commissioner, today sold at public sale the Waukesha gravel mine at Relief Hill. Plaintiffs bid the property in for $3,600. Befere the hydraulic mines were stopped this mine was valued at ever $50,000. Stage Robbed. robbed Saturday evening at a little way station known as Horse Lake. While the driver was inthe house eating his supper Deepest snow known (on level); Wells, ‘Fargo & .Co,’s treasure box was stelen from the stage. .The robber or robbers got over, $1,300 in coia. Another . Dividend. The W. Y. 0, D. mining company of Gras Valley has declared another dividend, of fen gehts per share. The mine continwes "to teak te. a to use proposed reservoir and whose peti: : OF : ets ¥ tions are submitted with this one, conF H Hi . ' , Aarne tate Sting Joab othion. ne ales, Misis and Childrens’ Chaks and Cape Casper Cohn will sell this evening at}Namesof mines which drain into the same ve auction a fine line of Clothing,-Gentlemen’s. reservoir and which are not entitled to at the Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ete. n13-3t} use it.. 00.0. eee, Sere — ve. Reeds 00 MO 65. o in decceerecsecce, PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Ir you desire aluzariant growth of healthy Name of person to whom communications oiditicn hair of Tr color, ee Psporape concertiing mine should be sent..,. Ee orament see ae CUNY Owe VOUT iiellen addcom:. .\. ee VU tssnnceud table Sicilian Hair Renewer. oo a Sern x) be re --Bros. oe RENAN SAGE CANA Y OED OE eteeee . 4 ” " es } ‘ Tux.extra session cost the Government PIO Om oon not less than $500,000. INSURANCE rates ou farm property in VerKansas has lost 100,000 in population % A young English girl afflicted with an un. *{ternoon at 2 o'clock, from the CongrageThe Alturas, Modoc county, stage was reservoir in case it isa watercourse ervoir site during highést known flood. . . . ings and part already worked. Longitudinal section of reservoir, fegtions of reservoir, Namés of mines whose.owners are entitled that the scalp needs the stren applications of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Don't delay. tional Church, under the auspices of Chattanooga Post, and the remains will be buried in the Grand Army plot at Pine Grove cemetery. . ) : ————0 0 @e o-— as THE APPLICATIONS TO MINE, The Form in Which They Must ‘Be Made Out. Appended is the blank -form of application to mine by the hydraulic process adopted by the California Debris Commission. Yo the California Debris Commission, Room 92 Flood Building, San Francisco, Cal. : The undersigned, being the proprietor, of the mine mentioned hereby petition for authority to work Ly the “hydraulic process” the mine described below, INSIBQIOE TONGS ee og ce Names of claims composing the property. . Process ..5..: et EET eye e Height of bank to be worked.... Character of material, loose or cemented. . Estimated to consist of.. per cent bowlders,.. per cent cobblestones, per cent gravel,... per cent sand,. per cent loam or pipe clay. Mine drains into..... creek, which reaches....,. river Source of water supply..... Length of ditch.., s WIRINE 2. os. > GORE, s cacd ci os Fy Gradeof dhe 6.66055 666.05 .800. If there is a water reservoir, describe it. Reeieieere » inches of water used, for hours per GAP cckccccs months in the year, Presiure of water used. >> >25-5.0.. Sluice is.. feet wide,.. feet deep, with grade of;.. ., in twelve feet, Cubic yards of gravel te be worked in an te eeee Character and location of ba. riarg, exis' ing or proposed, to restrain debris(describe in I oooh e, Sas ee Area of reservoir for holding debris Capacity of preposed reservoir in cubic per hundred fect. Area of ground draining inte impounding Average annua! yainfall, .if known Rainfall during heaviest sterms Width and average depth of stream at res1. Map showing claims, proposed workappoint a day for Blastingame’s preliminary mated he might procure a mandate compelling Judge Webb to hear the case, The attorney fer the people then moved that the case be dismissed, which was granted by the Court, Van Doren’s attorney excepting. ~+> Deer Slayers. W., Abbot killed a fine large deer yesterday while hunting in the vicinity of Jones’ Bar. A party of four hunters, consisting ef John Hitchens of this city, the, Hussey boys of Willow Valley, and some one else, killed two large bucks yesterday. It has been a long time since deer were us plentiful in this vicinity as they have been this fall. — ee Don’t waste your timeon doctors when your liver is diseased. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. : ———~-+-— + Ge + _ iS Elegant Cloaks. Rosenberg Bros, have just received from flea ord et ramnagmof Lg dias’ J ieht Moaka— . nicest ever seen here. Having been sent one-month later than ordered, the manufac< turers put the price down, so the firm concluded to keep the Cloaks and: will dispose of them at a price that will astoitish everybody. Call and see them, nll tf S. ee nena Furniture for Sale. —— Mrs.°"W, H. Jackson will sell ‘her furniture and household goods in lots to suit purchasers. Inquire at the house, one door above Methodist Church. né + Oe > ae Hires’ Root Beer, cee Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage-at the Beeexamination, notwithstanding, and intiFIFTY CENTS A WERK. [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Conts & week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance.} Estray Notice. Came to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt. Own. er is requested to call and pay charges ‘and take him away. L. H. Weits. nl3-lm . Cider and Vinegar. In quantities to suit. For sale by B. Buuuarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. nl3-lw Removal gem see . < : en <eheceenes ——s ——— ee a = — . = Tr = at 2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances : . are respectfully invited to attend. } ee > —rTr = eee eee 232238 HARTMAN & DULAC, 2— The Pringes of Tailors. Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation, Our chief aim is to do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN_FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. 1 We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ‘ the VERY LOWEST PRICES. f. Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. John Delbridge Has, Bemoved “i @: Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL, STREET, Where he will keep constantly on hand the Largest. and best stock of @# Boots and Shoes To be found in Nevada City. — He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES, and keeps a full supply on hand, REPAIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at the very lowest prices, DON'T FORGET THE PLACE ! hive Grocery Store, Commercial street Transcript Block, Commercial Street. Copyrigny 8G. and shipped to any FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and Keeping Up His Reputation This is the brief but universi.’ comment of everybody in Nevada county with respect to Foley. Itis a bi Reputation, but Fosa raised it to [te present point and 6 abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’re Frnt as near perfection as “. thing in this line can be. Be tter coufectionery than his cannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as _. Oneof the institutions of NeVadaCity It’s always time to be sweet on what you like best, andthe “AUUHUN™? L. seal In order to reduce my stock I shall commence to hold Auction on Saturday, Nov. IIth at 7:30 P. M., And Continue the same every Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings ¢ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Those who attend my sales will find it very profitable to themselves as my stock of Miley, Dey ook” Haney Goods, Hte,, Ete Are all fresh and of the best Grades. Goods will be sold at private sale at the Lowest Prices. Do not miss your chance. CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CIT y,thing which the public are perosierly fond of is the ever popular and palatable 3 lb. boxes part of the world. 2. Map showing impounding resorveir, 8. Section of proposed dam or barrier. Cross Tue first gray hair should be a warning LEARANCE SLE We are now receiving Our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are ‘We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of ——-— Eveubbers ~~ Insist to Get What You Ask For Do Not Take What Merchants Try «to <30 YEARS TEsT) OVES THEM THE BEST Of all Descriptions, DR ONSOCKET MEN’S AND WOMEN’S THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand, sell you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. OUR PURE CUM RUBBER COMPANY . * Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. We offer the entire Stock at such —_—~SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. ' Pocket ‘prices as was never before known here. “We have the very latest styles of beautiful SAMPSON :-: BOOTS Tue National Lancers of Boston will atLadies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or : Returned Home. , Rev, Yd. Garver returied to Grass ValTpit miners of the Michigan Upper Pen“Hey Saturday night from visit to tho insule districts are leaving for Alaska miness. eigarette bill. World’s Fair ‘and Eastern cities. Mr. tional ehurch at that place yesterday. Muxioo atid Eounddt aro meving te. got size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. tend the New Orleans Carnival in January. . Children love it. Sold'by Carr Bros. Tux Georgia Senate has killed the anti2h. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevada County, as our stock is immense. —_—tft The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue untilthe 25th. 26 i: CALL ARD BE CONVINCED aT : ROSENBERG BROS, on a gold basis, co , i eeFor eulargement of the liver, and othes. The Leading liver affections, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. aig Goods, Carpet and Paricy Goods House in the County. @@-CONTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. eR Woonsocket 18 THE WORD, CEABLE. vi UBBERS Patented Rubber Boots.

NTS: ee : : sary ancisco. . 1864 tor {Sexual iseases, lorrhea, », Syph. forms, ness,Imkin Distanding Leg sucod a8 prac‘ty yeare sco and y is the afflicted } doctor and inls there, rmation those in eofsell’ { sexual of both oducin, train o: y sciencounte. in the iriosity, rections ers fail. y e' ice Box Ce n pursuJourt of a, made . } Matter »theunsaid esrate parold coin 2 firmaember, f Store, 1 and ein NeCalifo of Ne9, as lo. 2in old coin he purneer on n of sale ILF, m Wolf, . COUNalagher, NELIUS ance of uty of he 25th e estate heir of sed, the said abprivate ld coin nfirmaember, atate of o8e Cerlate and Nevada, ibed as lifornia. ount of by the ne after i before writing Power, r deliv. money the, purned on sale by M . Heir, o81 i evening from a visit to the World’s Fair. *—¢ime, é __Nevada City Daily Transcript. . i ® + SS , VOL. LXVI-=NO. 10174 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1893. Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. <=> LS aa ineeattpenarttneeitersase aeons + — =o PERSONAL POINTERS. « A Concise Chronicle of Yarious Folks’ Doings and Intentions. H. E. Owmer of Sacramento. is in town. D. M. Jones of Dutch’ Flat is in town, M. Bestandig:of San . Francisco is in town.C. J. Garland came down from Washington today. Mrs. B. Murphy came down frem the Big Tunnel today. Constable Dillon is on the sick list and under the doctor’s care. _ W. A. Trephagen of San Francisco’ is spending a few days here. ‘ Under Sheriff Neagle returned from Napa yesterday. ve Misses M. M. and E. Godfrey came over from Columbia Hill today. ; Henry Gratiot and Louis Conrath, of Smartsville, were in town today. Mrs. Radford and son came down from North Bloomfield today. George T. Coffee and W. E. Moulton . eaine over from French Corral yesterday. W. Lindgren, of the U. 8. Geological Survey, arrived here this morning, W., O. Bean of French Corral arrived here yesterday from the southern part of the State, : R. A. Wise and J. E. Whitehead,. of Oakland, arrived here last evening and will _ “remain a few days: John Clark of Meadow Lake is in town and will probably remain here during the winter. . Mrs. K. D. Spedding arrived here last evening from San Francisce, on her way to Sierra City. ' Frank Wehe, District Attorney of Sierra county, arrived here Saturday evening on his way home from below.Mrs. G, Fortier of San Jose, who has been visiting friends at Washington, arrived here today on her way home. E, J. Baker and wife of San Juan, who have been on a visit te the Eastern States, arrived here this morning on their way home. Mrs. W. R. Coe of San Francisco arrived here last evening, having been summoned to the bedside of her mother, Mrs, A, B. “Gregory, who is'seriously ill. Migs, E. Conryns of San Francisco, Grand President of thé Young Ladies Institute, arrived here this’ morning and will make an official visit to the Institute in this city. Henry Conlin, sen of O. CO. Conlin, propriétor of the City Hotel, arrived here last Wa wifl remain here a couple of weeks and H. Pichoir, A, H. Rapp and Charles E. ~ Shafer, of San Francisce, who have been on a trip to’North Bloomfield and French Corral, returned here yesterday on ‘their way home. The gentlemen are interested.in the North Bloomfield gravel mine. SUPERIOR COURT. py : The Business Transacted Before That Tribunal.’ The following business was transacted in the Superior Court-today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : 7 _ Lung Moon vs. G. Rinalde. “execution for fifteen days. People vs, E. Hosking. Order. resetting case for Wednesday, Deceinber 6th, and rescinding ‘order heretofore made setting cause for trial November 2st. _ Batate of Frank E. Duaton, Hearing of motion to have order heretofore made setting aide homestead for use of minor children rescinded.” » Edward Barrett“¥s. C. A, Brockington et al, Being argued. The jurors who were notified to be in court’on November 21st are further excused until December 6th. piece iia ccc An Unlucky Miner, 4 While coming off shift Saturday morning, Joseph Sharkey, a miner ‘employed at the Providence mine, met with an accident that will incapacitate him for work for some He was riding out of the shaft on the truck when his right arm got caught between the truck bar and one of the.poste in the shaft, .The bone was fractured between the hand and elbow, and the whole arm badly wrenched. Sharkey came here recently from Angels Camp, Calaveras ceunty, and had only worked -three shifts sowhen the accident happened, Haney Won the Race. The foot race between Joe Haney and ‘John Eden, which took place at Glenbrook “Park yesterday forenoon, for $50 a side, ‘Waa witnessed by quite a crowd. Haney ‘wen by thrée feet. The distance ran was “eighty yards. J. McClure and Tony Estrada were the judges. o~0ae \ Cement Walks. . The Trostees of the city of Grass Valley have passed an ordinance prohibiting the laying down of wooden walks in the businesspart of thot city. -None but cement walks will be allowed. ‘It does not require Mont have been doubled. an ordinance of that kind here at present, &a the people generally are going todo that . during the past three years, self-same thing as fast as the wooden walks LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home Happenings. © The oranges on the trees at French Corral and Bridgeport are beginning to turn yellow. Some portions of the road between this city and Newtown are in a very rough condition: a New feed is springing up in the valleys below here and most of the loose stock is looking well. = There was a large attendaace at Sigourney & Brinkman’s soiree at Odd Fellows Hall Saturday evening. These parties are becoming very popular. Drunken men were humerous Saturday night and yesterday. ‘ Several fights occurred and two or three .arrests were made. If this keeps up our town will seon be as bad as Grass Valley. Casper Cohn, thie dry goods dealer, has taken out an auctioneer’s license. The first -sale-toek-placeat his stere Saturday evening and was attended by a large number of people. The bond required on a license of, this kind is $10,000. An epidemic of a malarial nature has heen prevalent among the people of French Corral and vicinity during the past two or three weeks. Judging from the symptoms as described by one of the afflicted we would call it a mild combination of ague and cholera morbus. A Hard Remedy. 4 mem. years, SUDDEN DEATH. David Van Benthuysen Dies While ; Reading a Paper. David Van Benthuysen died suddenly about 8 o'clock yesterday: morning at his home near this city. He was in town Saturday afternoon and had been in his usual health for some time past. Yesterday morning he was talking with a man who has been boafding at his house, the latter saying he was not feeling very well and that he would not go to work. Mr. Van Benthuysen said he would not work if he didn’t feel well. A few minutes later, while seated in a chair reading a newspaper, he was observed. to be" hreathing heavily. His wife went. to him and at that moment he dropped over dead. Heart failure was the cause of death. Deceased came here some seven or eight years ago and purchased the eld Cfaig ranch, a short distance west of town. He was @ very quiet, industrious man, well thought of by all who knew him. He was QuarternMster’s Sergeant of the Illinois Cavalry D. During his residence here he has been a devout member. of the Congregational Church: and at the time of his death was one of the deacons. He leaves a wife, a daughter and stepdaughter—Miss Lottie Harding—who are’ living here, besides a son in Wovdburn, Oregon, and a stepson in IlMnvis. Deceaséd was a native of New York, aged sixty-four The funeral will take place tomorrow of the-Grand-Army, having been . THE BEARDENS AGAIN, — The Latest Developments In the Seduction Case at Fresno, Fresno, November 10.—A warrant was issued this evening by Judge Webb of the Superior Court for thé arrest of Lee Blas— ingame on a charge of criminal assault alleged to have been committed on the person of Maud Beaden on Thauksgiving day, 1891, Miss Bearden being at the time but 13 years and 6 months old. The complaint was made by L. P. Van Doren, Miss Bearden’s fiatice. Van Doren” met the girl last April and a strong friendship sprang up which ripened into love. Several months ago, during a visit to San Francisco, Miss Bearden confessed to Van Doren that Blasingame had assaulted her. Miss Bearden made an affidavit substantia. ing Miss Bearden’s story was made by -her older sister, now Mrs. A. R. Noyes of Oakland. The matter was brought before the Grand Jury, which is now in session here, to bring the matter before the court. Fresno, November 11.—The case of Lee Blastingame, charged with an assault on Miss Maud Beardan, came up before Judge Webb of the Superior Court this morning. The Judge asked if the case had been before the Grand Jury and if that body had investigated it. The attorney for the people stated it had, but he did know the action the Grand Jury had taken or would take. The attorney for L. P. Van Doren, who made the complaint, iusiated that the Judge Death of John Fry. _ Friday afternoon about 4 o'clock John Fry died at Grass Valley. .He had been ill for a very long time with a dropsical complaint and death was not unexpected. The deceazed went to Grass Valley many years ago, and was a hard-working man. He reared a family of eleven children—seven daughters and four sons—all of whom survive, also an aged wife. Deceased was aged 77 years and was a native of Devonshire, England. para a + Oe + te Fruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the Fruitilaxi Tree, ‘copies of which can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must be returned. within forty days after being received, and to be painted in water $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen consolation prizes of 50-cents each. DIED. ‘ In Nevada City, November 12, 1893, David Vau Benthuysen, a native of New York ; aged 64 years and 4 days. : (The funéral will take place from the

Congregational Church tomorrow afternoon The only réliable place in this city to buy Men’s and Boys’ Cloth-' ing, Furnishing Goods, Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, is at CARTER & JOHNSTON’S, One-Price Clothiers, Cor. Pine and Commercial Sts. Stay of] desirable amount of adipose tissue has succeeded in ridding herself of a large amount of it, without injuring her health by following the regime given below. She began by getting up at six o’clock every morning and taking a three-mile walk before breakfast, without considering the weather. At nine o’clock she had a large cup .of cdffee, with very little sugar and a stipe” of dry bread. Then she occupied herself as she liked until two o'clock, when more bread and some vegetables composed her meal,’ At 4:30 she was eff for another long walk, followed by 9 cup of tea and a few dry biscuits. Ninety days of this regime ré@uced her weight from 185 to 145 pounds, i a Cae es Awaiting a Decision. F. Kean, who has just started in the gents’ furnishing goods business at Grass Valley, has addressed a communication to the Board of Trustees of that ‘olty in rela, tion to the ordinance requiring $50 to be ard bdew ary woliretaverhasmdnnt tan. prninasg. un-American. He alse said a case was pending in the Superior Court which would decide the legality of the law, and he was willing to abide by the Court’s decision before enforcing the ordinance. We have received a copy of the Fayetteville Review,‘ published in Washington county, Arkansas, which centains a very long and interesting review of what George D, Blakey saw at the. World's Great Mx~ position at Chicago. Mr, Blakey was at one time a justice of the peace in this city. Fine Holiday Goods. W. D. Vinton, Odd Fellows Building, Broad street, received today the largest and most elegant stock of holiday goods in his line ever brought to Nevada City. “Tn a day er two they will be unpacked and marked down at’ prices that will astonish’ everybody, Ser NENT Aes — ne eee Only $3,600. I. J, Rolfe, as Commissioner, today sold at public sale the Waukesha gravel mine at Relief Hill. Plaintiffs bid the property in for $3,600. Befere the hydraulic mines were stopped this mine was valued at ever $50,000. Stage Robbed. robbed Saturday evening at a little way station known as Horse Lake. While the driver was inthe house eating his supper Deepest snow known (on level); Wells, ‘Fargo & .Co,’s treasure box was stelen from the stage. .The robber or robbers got over, $1,300 in coia. Another . Dividend. The W. Y. 0, D. mining company of Gras Valley has declared another dividend, of fen gehts per share. The mine continwes "to teak te. a to use proposed reservoir and whose peti: : OF : ets ¥ tions are submitted with this one, conF H Hi . ' , Aarne tate Sting Joab othion. ne ales, Misis and Childrens’ Chaks and Cape Casper Cohn will sell this evening at}Namesof mines which drain into the same ve auction a fine line of Clothing,-Gentlemen’s. reservoir and which are not entitled to at the Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, ete. n13-3t} use it.... 00.0.. eee, Sere — ve. Reeds 00 MO 65. o in decceerecsecce, PALACE DRY GOODS STORE Ir you desire aluzariant growth of healthy Name of person to whom communications oiditicn hair of Tr color, ee Psporape concertiing mine should be sent...,. Ee orament see ae CUNY Owe VOUT iiellen addcom:. ..\. ee VU tssnnceud table Sicilian Hair Renewer. oo a Sern x) be re --Bros. oe RENAN SAGE CANA Y OED OE eteeee . 4 ” " es } ‘ Tux.extra session cost the Government PIO Om oon not less than $500,000. INSURANCE rates ou farm property in VerKansas has lost 100,000 in population % A young English girl afflicted with an un. *{ternoon at 2 o'clock, from the CongrageThe Alturas, Modoc county, stage was reservoir in case it isa watercourse ervoir site during highést known flood.. . . . ings and part already worked. Longitudinal section of reservoir, fegtions of reservoir, Namés of mines whose.owners are entitled that the scalp needs the stren applications of Ayer’s Hair Vigor, Don't delay. tional Church, under the auspices of Chattanooga Post, and the remains will be buried in the Grand Army plot at Pine Grove cemetery. . ) : ————0 0 @e o-— as THE APPLICATIONS TO MINE, The Form in Which They Must ‘Be Made Out. Appended is the blank -form of application to mine by the hydraulic process adopted by the California Debris Commission. Yo the California Debris Commission, Room 92 Flood Building, San Francisco, Cal. : The undersigned, being the proprietor, of the mine mentioned hereby petition for authority to work Ly the “hydraulic process” the mine described below, INSIBQIOE TONGS ee og ce Names of claims composing the property. . Process ...5...: et EET eye e Height of bank to be worked....... Character of material, loose or cemented.. . Estimated to consist of.... per cent bowlders,.... per cent cobblestones, per cent gravel,..... per cent sand,.. per cent loam or pipe clay. Mine drains into......... creek, which reaches........,. river Source of water supply.......... Length of ditch...., s WIRINE 2.. os. > GORE, s cacd ci os Fy Gradeof dhe 6.66055 666.05 .800.. If there is a water reservoir, describe it.. Reeieieere » inches of water used, for hours per GAP cckccccs months in the year, Presiure of water used. >> >25-5.0... Sluice is... feet wide,... feet deep, with grade of;... .., in twelve feet, Cubic yards of gravel te be worked in an te eeee Character and location of ba. riarg, exis' ing or proposed, to restrain debris(describe in I oooh e, Sas ee Area of reservoir for holding debris Capacity of preposed reservoir in cubic per hundred fect. Area of ground draining inte impounding Average annua! yainfall, .if known Rainfall during heaviest sterms Width and average depth of stream at res1. Map showing claims, proposed workappoint a day for Blastingame’s preliminary mated he might procure a mandate compelling Judge Webb to hear the case, The attorney fer the people then moved that the case be dismissed, which was granted by the Court, Van Doren’s attorney excepting. ~+> Deer Slayers. W., Abbot killed a fine large deer yesterday while hunting in the vicinity of Jones’ Bar. A party of four hunters, consisting ef John Hitchens of this city, the, Hussey boys of Willow Valley, and some one else, killed two large bucks yesterday. It has been a long time since deer were us plentiful in this vicinity as they have been this fall. — ee Don’t waste your timeon doctors when your liver is diseased. Take Simmons Liver Regulator. : ———~-+-— + Ge + _ iS Elegant Cloaks. Rosenberg Bros, have just received from flea ord et ramnagmof Lg dias’ J ieht Moaka— . nicest ever seen here. Having been sent one-month later than ordered, the manufac< turers put the price down, so the firm concluded to keep the Cloaks and: will dispose of them at a price that will astoitish everybody. Call and see them, nll tf S. ee nena Furniture for Sale. —— Mrs.°"W, H. Jackson will sell ‘her furniture and household goods in lots to suit purchasers. Inquire at the house, one door above Methodist Church. né + Oe > ae Hires’ Root Beer, cee Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage-at the Beeexamination, notwithstanding, and intiFIFTY CENTS A WERK. [Advertisements of not to exceed five lines in length inserted under this head for 50 Conts & week or$2a month. Each additional line 10 Cents a week or 40 Cents a month. Payable invariably in advance.} Estray Notice. Came to my Ranch a Sorrel Colt. Own. er is requested to call and pay charges ‘and take him away. L. H. Weits. nl3-lm . Cider and Vinegar. In quantities to suit. For sale by B. Buuuarp, Broad street, opposite Pennsylvania Engine House. nl3-lw Removal gem see . < : en <eheceenes ——s ——— ee a = — . = Tr = at 2 o'clock. Friends and acquaintances : . are respectfully invited to attend. } ee > —rTr = eee eee 232238 HARTMAN & DULAC, 2— The Pringes of Tailors. Our Suit Club is a Grand Success. Every Suit turned out has received unqualified commendation, Our chief aim is to do NOTHING BUT FIRST-CLASS WORK AT SAN_FRANCISCO PRICES and Guarantee a GOOD FIT as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. 1 We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for ‘ the VERY LOWEST PRICES. f. Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are prepared to make up at Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. John Delbridge Has, Bemoved “i @: Transcript Block, COMMERCIAL, STREET, Where he will keep constantly on hand the Largest. and best stock of @# Boots and Shoes To be found in Nevada City. — He is agent for the celebrated W. L. DOUGLASS SHOES, and keeps a full supply on hand, REPAIRING DONE promptly and neatly, and at the very lowest prices, DON'T FORGET THE PLACE ! hive Grocery Store, Commercial street Transcript Block, Commercial Street. Copyrigny 8G. and shipped to any FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and Keeping Up His Reputation This is the brief but universi.’ comment of everybody in Nevada county with respect to Foley. Itis a bi Reputation, but Fosa raised it to [te present point and 6 abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’re Frnt as near perfection as “. thing in this line can be. Be tter coufectionery than his cannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as _. Oneof the institutions of NeVadaCity It’s always time to be sweet on what you like best, andthe “AUUHUN™? L. seal In order to reduce my stock I shall commence to hold Auction on Saturday, Nov. IIth at 7:30 P. M., And Continue the same every Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings ¢ UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Those who attend my sales will find it very profitable to themselves as my stock of Miley, Dey ook” Haney Goods, Hte,, Ete Are all fresh and of the best Grades. Goods will be sold at private sale at the Lowest Prices. Do not miss your chance. CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCIAL STREET, NEVADA CIT y,thing which the public are perosierly fond of is the ever popular and palatable 3 lb. boxes part of the world. 2. Map showing impounding resorveir, 8. Section of proposed dam or barrier. Cross Tue first gray hair should be a warning LEARANCE SLE We are now receiving Our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are ‘We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of ——-— Eveubbers ~~ Insist to Get What You Ask For Do Not Take What Merchants Try «to <30 YEARS TEsT) OVES THEM THE BEST Of all Descriptions, DR ONSOCKET MEN’S AND WOMEN’S THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand, sell you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. OUR PURE CUM RUBBER COMPANY . * Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. We offer the entire Stock at such —_—~SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough, and Croup Cure is in great demand. ' Pocket ‘prices as was never before known here. “We have the very latest styles of beautiful SAMPSON :-: BOOTS Tue National Lancers of Boston will atLadies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or : Returned Home. , Rev, Yd. Garver returied to Grass ValTpit miners of the Michigan Upper Pen“Hey Saturday night from visit to tho insule districts are leaving for Alaska miness. eigarette bill. World’s Fair ‘and Eastern cities. Mr. tional ehurch at that place yesterday. Muxioo atid Eounddt aro meving te. got size contains twenty-five doses only 25c. tend the New Orleans Carnival in January. . Children love it. Sold'by Carr Bros. Tux Georgia Senate has killed the anti2h. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevada County, as our stock is immense. —_—tft The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue untilthe 25th. 26 i: CALL ARD BE CONVINCED aT : ROSENBERG BROS, on a gold basis, co , i eeFor eulargement of the liver, and othes. The Leading liver affections, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. aig Goods, Carpet and Paricy Goods House in the County. @@-CONTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. eR Woonsocket 18 THE WORD, CEABLE. vi UBBERS Patented Rubber Boots.