November 13, 1894 (4 pages)

red, eof hy we iO et ) ae / The James Ward Company Play to dove popular Irish drama at Nevada Thea! . Leslie McMurrough, and George Hernandez ould be wished. She is a very clever sou" iscenic effects intended for this piece. Of the Election Held in Nevada County — on cane ce November 6, 1804. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. J. J, Miller came over from French CorA Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ral today, : ) isa = oe Se H, A. Robbins of Eureka township is in ott : . Supt. ’ { ; Public town, Governor. Congressman. Assembly. . . Sheriff. Clerk. Recorder. Assessor, . Treasurer. . . Dist. Att’y. Coroner. . . “. . fe . fe. co 2] 1 4 ——— L. M. Tryan and F.’ W. Page, of San . = ee 7 Sep . i \ . fl . Francisco, are in town, . y F = fa eo. . g = F wR Re > eFs > 9 e g . 5 4 = © e . 5 = . s S. P. j = . ¢ 5 5 . > S z e ‘Mes, Fortier arrived here from W ashing. & =} : Sis °¢ es Sie : eis i =} 2 . Sj) os . o 1 el BIS iEB. &) 2/S/e#! FF € 1s eis . BIB 5. & . B/ 8/8) =. ® ig S. &. ©] ©] 8 . 8. ftom today. ee . e F Fliiel! Sai E wee Fale lEiSI ESSE tere BRP S TELS SE] S. . B] . a. eolomon ot sen Prancisoo strived on iP lPialSle FIZl2iS Ble 5 SSR SlSiSlBlS BIT Si siSl El Bi ElP © we] S. E. S. . me morning inn \ paces iS 8 Sie isi: -1. %, 2): ; . = ee ; anaes ied ie S. : . : yp ae < ft: Mr, anél "Mrs, R. M. Manson of Lincoln Z puis : Pe : : = : mee : of: : : Si: fee Fee ee ee eas : *}are here on a visit, i : : : : zB be . . =. = oe : : : S.-H. Green of San Franciséo arrived ; weet . < S : tS ness ae ae : 3 : : : Se = isa oa = = "eT ia ae 5 Ls a= aS : ; 5 ; : = = rs here this morning OMENG 2 ee 79) 1il).. 43; 64 68; 95.) Bl 69) 193, DIL 133 88) 40; 119; 83; 43) 17) 180) 14 30; 16) 105 . 85, 137) 7 4{ St 149) 105; G2) 129) 40FGeorge (, & San Francisco is i Nevada No. 95. 103) 94). 39 95 48] 79 4. 8435] 104 14) 116 108} 26! 89] 117! 51} 13] 162 ian. ral 43] 34] 118 112} 105! 47 115) 73, 113) 103° =53' 146 3) George C . Sargent of San Francisco is in OOM. 8 ois he . 90141) 6 26 79 36/135 4! 75\ 31. 150: 13! 135 109] 18] 135] 105} 47. 12] 196 130) 82) 42] 29) 68) 162 102. 146 46 147, 66; 150) 88 84 143) 28 sabe meiny Niet os 5 . 23) Bd). . 14) 93 15) §3. .. -29. 13) 58 6} 41 45 6) 45} 40) 14 7. 66 36) 31) ~20) 12) 19) 59 28) 55) 14) 52. 24} 53! 34: . 36 42) 2) G. B. Corwin and H, W. Hudson, of San ae Pe ee . 10) 26 14) 76 13) 25.) 10-17) 26 6} 10, 39} 8 25) 20) 7 8 37) by 21] 19} 5) 19) 26} 25) 20) 13 25/ 13). 31; 21, 23 re 10 . Francisco, are in’town,é MO ee Se ee i 30 96. 37 26 . Ste 20 41 65 17 5] 59 30 54 40 15 12} -97!' 61; 42/-+ 20 10, 44 70 48) 68) 31, 69 21) 62 FR 7 40) 36 ‘ 2 eer = ee $ WEIOW VAN CY ee i i; 23 al. 14) 71 11} 30, 11 54) 15) 37 5. 65 48; 13. 33) 67; 42) 5] 66) 61) 31{ 19] 29) 50) $7! 70! 36° 15) 44] 55; 50 28 25: 761 10 ; C. Weissaburger is seriously sick at his Gimme Viltee No.l i. . 34} 89 7) 97; 83, 75 102, 11. 53 112) 107} 100 116 58] 48) 101. 125/ 90. 32] 149) 78° 92] 95. 88, 104)7-77 89} 25] 148) 74) 87) 108 117 135 113i & ome on the Grass Valley road. Gram Valley No.2. 0. vcchce sce ced 78} 63).; 96 80 79. . 71.. 63: 92) 84} 84) 134 27. 67. 77] 102} 59} 49] 132] 88) 64) 89 ie 118] 55} 75) 138) 83) 54) 106. 100 131. 93 70) 72] C.C. Wallace of Eureka, Nev., arrived Orie valley Noes. . 48! g2 t ggl 97: 74 84) 14, 20 96) 84) 7 84 37] 47) 94) 60 25' 30) 144 39) 105} 54 100) 57 39) 142) 69 76 53) 97; 100) 120 22; 6) here on the morning train. Cras Valley Nor. coe: oe 60! 69 59. 57: 52. 74! . 42 67} 84) -79. 86. 33] 33] 79] 85) 47/. 19) 129 69, 79} 43 59 75; 60 57. 130! 48) 64 81) 97 95 109 55) 31] wor Englebright has gone“to Jackson Gm vourNs. 6. 69) 30}.. 87) 71) 74, 32} 11; 53. ° 90; 46] 81. 92! 15] 38] 57 97. 48] 44] 95) 80. . 54) 53] 64] 91] 36. 76) pe G5 43; 76 73 107; 82) 60 M4F te ae Be >--3} 58} 40).. 87. 66 73) 41/.. 36) 91! 54! 77. 85. 99] fel 70) ‘2! 35) 50] 96] 86 46. 79] 45) 94] 431 @1 69). 40) G8) 54) 124, 56) 52} 7) . “macor county, on surveying business. Empire. L : 65 34) 4 73. 70. 58+ 37 6; 37) 69) 56} 80} 70). 26) 37. 37) 103} 36) 43) 86 58 . 51; 62 33 49) 41) 7, 73 47) 37) 85) 65) 102; 58} 50) 60 A. Ihler of Moore's Flat arrived here last Mandan. ee 18. 7} 2 23) 19° 18 -9. 92] 148 311 5] 93 17, 9 9 «=66}:s«35} «19' «19] 10; 24, 6 18 21 41-41} 6} 17] 2. 28) 10, 36; 4) 21) 2: Jevening from San Francisco on his” way HovenG Sptitign.; 2-02 ., s ee 19 7 A 25, 21 20) 7] ds«13} 34) 7] 25] 21; So}. 7] 7} 28] 5] ts} ot 7} 93 18} 12) 18; 22} 19) 6 28) 7 43} 11} 13) 26 Thome, CMOMEEGL 562 eo. 25] 9!.:.) 98 91) 3y. 7/. 7! 53 4] 40; 17, 7] 28] 11). 23} 13) 33) 16) 10; 12! 38} 14. 95] 281 is} 31! 97/ -6. 981 17. 40! 10] 13/35 Mu. A. 3 ; Diets Van 2h). 15). 10, 26) 10; 12).. 17] 18] Isl of ysl 4. 13) 30 15) 12} 21; 22) 32 14 18) 9 21) 21)" 21) 13} 17}. 17; 19] 27] 19] 20) & re, A. 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It ‘ 4 r ml m st SHAMUS O’BRIEN. NOW FOR BUSINESS. DISGRUNTLED THOMAS. ARRIVALS AT THE Insurance Money Received. ee Burs, 110m Bealthy ood, tones and strengthI ae J a Crowded House. The James Ward Company presented the * j ‘ter last.evening, to a full house, and in a manner which we believe gave general satisfaction to the large audience. Mr. Ward mm the title role sustained his part very commendably, but did not do nearly so well as -we belieye him capable of doing, judging from the work we have seen him do in other plays; but still he was particularly good in certain scenus.'. Frank Cooley as as Sir Reginald, took their respective parts in a very créditable manner. Joseph Hyland as Shadrick O’Finn made the best of the part, his impersonation of the character being well received. Miss Mai Wells made a very fair Mary Donoughmore, while Miss Jessie Norton ag Kate O'Reilly was all that ibrette and her singing captivated the audivence and quickly installed her as a” favorite. ‘She has a very sweet, natural voice, and sings with expression, The company seems ‘to be well balanced and is deubtless capaible of putting on in good shape ‘any of the numerous plays in the repertoire. Tonight ‘the highly sensational drama, ‘‘After Dark,” will be presented, introducing all the special The popular prices of admission ought to ensure another crowded house. en pages = In You NEED a good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve nen and «build up your entire system, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It prevents sickness by making pure bleod, Hoop’s Pii.s cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. 25, ee Sees Leased the Glenbrook. C. F. Taylor, the well known horseman, has leased the old Glenbrook house and is tixing it up in fine style. He will have all sorts of refreshments there and will serve his customers with the very best in the land Mr. Taylor has made a fine road through the grove of popular trees leading into thé race track from the Grass Valley side. The gates of the track en the upper side will be ° closed hereafter. i. ae Judgment for Mrs. Little. Judge Slack of the Superior Bench of San Francisco, who tried tlie case’ of Little ve Caldwell in this county a few months ago, has rendered a decision favorable to the E. Little’s husband was associated with Judge Caldwelf fer a time in the Westerfield case, and the suit was for a portion of the attorney’s " plantiff for $1682.30. Mrs, M. fees awarded Judge Caldwell, Awarded Mighest Honors— world’s Fair. “BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fsee Political Matters Will Be Dropped For Awhile. Now that the political campaign is at an ead, the business cendition of the country is almost certain to show an immediate and marked improvement. Men of all parties will new turn away from the atrife of politics to co-operate heartily with one another in prometing new enterprises and undertakings. A feeling of greater cheerfylgess and confidence will pervade the public) mind, atid the energies of the peaple, 80, ing, will be devoted to business purposes, with results that canuot fail to be beneticial to all industries, all trades and al] classes of people. : We have gone through eighteen sionibe of depression, and of ‘course swe cannot expect to recover all at once the grosperity oi two years ago, but that we will approach nearer to it every week, and finally surpass it, is a-certainty. Ours is a young, vigorous, progressive country. Dieastrous~ years and foolish politics may check its prosperity for a time, but sooner or later the enterprise ward career will begin again, We are now at the point where the upward and onward tendency is about to reassume control. The . stagnation is over, Business will revive. Better times are at hand. ~~ Be Nerruer calomel nor any other de}*terious drug enters into the composition of Ayer’s Pills. A safe family medicine. _——-_+26e--———__— Will Raise Olives. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the California Olive Company, a corporasion that proposes to operate in this county. They have purchased 160 acres of land in the lower part of the county, near Wolf's Station. Itis the intention’ to plant 100 acres to olive trees as a starter. The projectors claim that in five or six years the yield of the trees will be sufficient to pay dividends and from that time on it will ‘be a paying investment. The soil and climate of the locality selected is said to be particularly adapted to the culture of olives. The capital stock of the company is 50,000 shares of the par value of $1 per share. Persons desiring stock should commmnicate with the Directors, of which H. F. Dillman is the President and J. J. Henderson Secretary. a Oe ee The Official Count Completed. The Board of Supervisors this afternoon completed the canvass of the election returns. The official count does not show any material change in the result as previously announced, Gre: ’s plurality oyer Calkins, for Clerk, is only 19. We publish in today’s Transcrirt a table showing the correct vote as determined by the Board. Owing to the lateness of the hour we were obliged to omit some of the totals. Dwelling House Burned, Shertly before 2 “o'clock this afternoon a dense clead of smoke was 8 noticed to the after received that it was caused by the burning of Joseph Thomas’ residence, about three miles from town.” furniture were insured for $2,000. A Regcenee * ‘Treasurer. ‘flow He Shows His Teeth ation who opposed: the election ef Grove L, Johnson for Congress publishes the following long devoted to canvassing and campaignrealize some of the munificent benefits promof the people will assert itself and the on-. of Nevada City Transonirr and cause (oysoutheast of towa, Information was soon The house and D. W. Fuller, of Canajohazie, N. Y., says Defeat. Thomas Sherwood, the ‘editor of the Marysville Democrat (‘a Republican paper) sarcastic article: Now that the election of Tuesday has settled the question of the status of Congress after March 5, 1895, and also has given Grove L, Johuson a large majority, the peo‘ple of the Second district may expect to ised during the campaign. Of the many good things in store for us it may be well at this time to mention a feW, that we may not forget them, The great questions of national importance, such as the tariff, the Reilly refunding bill anid the regulation of commerce and immigration may be considered as among the firat to receive attention. The opening up to the monitor of vast traets of land in the feothills and monntains where now quiet prevails and only the voice of the valley spy is heard, is to gladden the heart of the editor ernor Markham to rejoice that his pledges have been fulfilled. The services of the Anti-Debris Association and the men who compose the United States Debris Commisdion will no longer be necessary after the new Congress gets in working order, and the knocking at the doors of the committees L, E. C. Jordan? Giaribbaata: _G. B. Corwin, San Francisco, Geo, C. Sargent, aoe Antone Ihyler, Bloomfield, H. W, Hudson, Dutch Flat, Mrs, Dr, Manson, Lincoln, R. M. Manson, as W. C. Stanley, Sierra City, > John R, Wilson, A. T, Needham, Oakland, Mrs, A, C, Bates, Carson City, A, C, Foyer, Town Talk, L. M, Tryan, San Franci:co, F, W. Page, > Cc. B. W ilson, Sacramento, F, W. Morrill, Wheatiend, H: Calahan, Cherokee, A. Olsen, Maybert, D. Deadman, Cottage Hill, C. M. Casler,/Sacrémento, Miss McKennee, « G. F. Henricks, Columbia Hill, Thos, Connor, C. R, Cole, Brid rede Chas, W. Kitts, Grass Valley, J. Fogarty, Birchville, J. W. Critos, Sacramento, E. W. Meredith, “8 John Heal, Lake City, W.R. , Cotes Smartsville, se = <2 Five thocsend tons—of tin plates Joaded in Wales the other day for shipment to the United ‘States, National Exchange, Broad Street, Charles Ashburn, Recorder. of Nevada City Lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen, today received a check for $2,000 for Mrs. James Williams, for which amount her late husband's Jife was insured in the above order, : 2 2Oe-+ Robinson Re-Elected. The official count yesterday showed that Read‘r received 197 votes for Supervisor, Davey 177 and Robinson: 209. was declared elected by a plurality of 12, ® ————+ -e@0-+_--____— Art Reception and Sale. Robinson Mrs. Minnie V, Irvirg, Artist, will hold @ reception and sale at Pennsylvania Fire ens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood's =: Cures Be Sure to.get HOODS and Only HOOD'S, . “Hood’s Pille are especially prepared to be token with Huod's Sarsaparilia. 6c, Sateccainiann Lost the End of ‘His Thumb. Sherman Marsh had-the misfortune this morning to lose the end of his right thumb, He was sawing lumber at the planing mill at the head of Boulder street, when his thumb accidentully came in contact with the buzz saw. The-member was cut off about half an inch from the end. Dr, Muller dressed the injury. 'T wovutp be money in your pocket to enrich your blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. _EY Ae Sa POWDER © Absolutely Pure.} A cream of tartar baking powder— Highest of all ix leavening strength—Latest United States Government Food Reports, * Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N. ¥, ms Risetere ete car a You NelA [ecen ‘ia : : 4 seedy make-up, Look “like prosperity if you would have folks think you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice selection of imported and domestic woolens, cloths, cashmer 6 and worsteds. For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work speaks for itself, Prices are the very lowest, R. T. Morrison, TAILOR. ; oneal eitagent 35 Pine Street. Company's Hal], Broad g@treet, Wednesday and Thursday, November 14th and 15th, 1894, nl3-2t —+-0@eScalded ) er Hand, Mrs. Miller, wife Pe one of the proprietors of the Steam Laundry, had her left hand badly scalded about noon today while pouring boiling water from one vessel into another. Firrezn different kinds of trolley car fenders. were tried in Philadelphia the other day, but none proved satisfactory, were} NEW has been commenced; In fact, if the certificate of the forty-five hydraulic mine-owners of Nevada county backed by the affidavit. of the Chief Executive officer of the ‘State and the positive assurance of the editor of the Nevada City Transcrrer ig to be relied upon, the great controversy between the farmers aud miners soon will vanish, Then will the waters of the Yuba cease to befoul its bed, the tillers of the soil will shout with voices heavily laden with joy, for the day of deliverance has come. The money intended for the Deguerre Point dam can be used to construct restraining works for the mine-owners, and if they should happen to be of the class known as foreigners, it will only show in a more forceable way our generosity as American citizens, Therefore, let us remember the proclamation of Governer Markham and gather around the fireside the 29th day of the present month and give thanks for—the promises made during the campaign. ——— Tue number of mortgaged homes in St. Louis in 1890 was 25 per cent of the whole number of buildings there. In New York and Chicago the percentage was 33 and 43, respectively. FREE SUGAR —WITH— TEAS,., COFFEES, SPICES. Creat bavrian . mporting Ta l. é JUST Eastern Chestnuts, Symrna White Figs, Mexican Pine Nuts, RECEIVED —ar— oO L, EY’ S: Opp. L. etre & Co.’s Store, L3-Gommercial St., Nevada City. TREO RE LEER ROR Na i es) ian 2S 2) 2S 2D aS 2) SPECIAL SPECIAL % SPECIAL! . THIS: WEEK ONLY. a BOYS’ SUITS Ayes from ¢lorg years, i Half Their Original Price. [mF See Them in our Doorway. $ RED TAG PRICE GOES. a! ¥¥ ENE BNR MN YN EN YN NN YN NH YY THE OLD RELIABLE, oo R REED OVE Ye eR EE EES mM. M. Beat connie Manager. na esl rane is a list of FF We carry a full li Being that. the Clothing Business is very dull this Fall, sion to make it move, if possible, and in order to do so we ing. Our goods are marked in plain American figures, and any example—if a suit or an Overcoat is marked $12 you get it for $9.60, that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial ‘bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 49 YEARS THB STANDARD, as gi os RE eae ons: Paha sca Regular size 50c, and $1.00. — —ARE GlYING— SUGAR FREE Xe.Each _ Customer. Commercial Street, Nevada City. UNITED WORKINGMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. ITrrrnrrnrnennerenrnmenermnn AY PLR CENT DISCOUNT 1 PER CHT, and we have laid ina cas stock, we have come to the concluwill allow the customers a discount of 20 per cent on all Clothone making a purchase get the 20 per cent discount. For ——WE CLAIM TO CARRY THE—— And Our Prices Are the Lowest. what we have :— eS ee EP TETRA MOA Underweek. oo ik cca cc ccc Gs co véacwle ne of the We are agents for the Celebrated Sampson Pants, which we sell for 50 cents per'pair. Soliciting a continuance of your worthy patronage, we remain yours, _ This is on Clothing only, and for strictly Cash, Best Stock of FurnishingGoods In the County. from 50 ae to $5. . from $1.50 to $5. from 25 cents to $4. from 50 cents to $10. . from 75 cents per suit up to $8. The Best Mining “Boot t Made. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Cowan”

red, eof hy we iO et ) ae / The James Ward Company Play to dove popular Irish drama at Nevada Thea! . Leslie McMurrough, and George Hernandez ould be wished. She is a very clever sou" iscenic effects intended for this piece. Of the Election Held in Nevada County — on cane ce November 6, 1804. PERSONAL POINTERS. Doings and Intentions. J. J, Miller came over from French CorA Concise Chronicle of Various Folks ral today, : ) isa = oe Se H, A. Robbins of Eureka township is in ott : . Supt. ’ { ; Public town, Governor. Congressman. Assembly. . . Sheriff. Clerk. Recorder. Assessor, . Treasurer. . . Dist. Att’y. Coroner. . . “. . fe . fe. co 2] 1 4 ——— L. M. Tryan and F.’ W. Page, of San . = ee 7 Sep . i \ . fl . Francisco, are in town, . y F = fa eo. . g = F wR Re > eFs > 9 e g . 5 4 = © e . 5 = . s S. P. j = . ¢ 5 5 . > S z e ‘Mes, Fortier arrived here from W ashing. & =} : Sis °¢ es Sie : eis i =} 2 . Sj) os . o 1 el BIS iEB. &) 2/S/e#! FF € 1s eis . BIB 5. & . B/ 8/8) =. ® ig S. &. ©] ©] 8 . 8. ftom today. ee . e F Fliiel! Sai E wee Fale lEiSI ESSE tere BRP S TELS SE] S. . B] . a. eolomon ot sen Prancisoo strived on iP lPialSle FIZl2iS Ble 5 SSR SlSiSlBlS BIT Si siSl El Bi ElP © we] S. E. S. . me morning inn \ paces iS 8 Sie isi: -1. %, 2): ; . = ee ; anaes ied ie S. : . : yp ae < ft: Mr, anél "Mrs, R. M. Manson of Lincoln Z puis : Pe : : = : mee : of: : : Si: fee Fee ee ee eas : *}are here on a visit, i : : : : zB be . . =. = oe : : : S.-H. Green of San Franciséo arrived ; weet . < S : tS ness ae ae : 3 : : : Se = isa oa = = "eT ia ae 5 Ls a= aS : ; 5 ; : = = rs here this morning OMENG 2 ee 79) 1il)... 43; 64 68; 95..) Bl 69) 193, DIL 133 88) 40; 119; 83; 43) 17) 180) 14 30; 16) 105 . 85, 137) 7 4{ St 149) 105; G2) 129) 40FGeorge (, & San Francisco is i Nevada No. 95. 103) 94).. 39 95 48] 79 4. 8435] 104 14) 116 108} 26! 89] 117! 51} 13] 162 ian. ral 43] 34] 118 112} 105! 47 115) 73, 113) 103° =53' 146 3) George C . Sargent of San Francisco is in OOM. 8 ois he . 90141) 6 26 79 36/135 4! 75\ 31. 150: 13! 135 109] 18] 135] 105} 47. 12] 196 130) 82) 42] 29) 68) 162 102. 146 46 147, 66; 150) 88 84 143) 28 sabe meiny Niet os 5 . 23) Bd). .. 14) 93 15) §3. ... -29. 13) 58 6} 41 45 6) 45} 40) 14 7. 66 36) 31) ~20) 12) 19) 59 28) 55) 14) 52. 24} 53! 34: . 36 42) 2) G. B. Corwin and H, W. Hudson, of San ae Pe ee . 10) 26 14) 76 13) 25..) 10-17) 26 6} 10, 39} 8 25) 20) 7 8 37) by 21] 19} 5) 19) 26} 25) 20) 13 25/ 13). 31; 21, 23 re 10 . Francisco, are in’town,é MO ee Se ee i 30 96. 37 26 . Ste 20 41 65 17 5] 59 30 54 40 15 12} -97!' 61; 42/-+ 20 10, 44 70 48) 68) 31, 69 21) 62 FR 7 40) 36 ‘ 2 eer = ee $ WEIOW VAN CY ee i i; 23 al. 14) 71 11} 30, 11 54) 15) 37 5. 65 48; 13. 33) 67; 42) 5] 66) 61) 31{ 19] 29) 50) $7! 70! 36° 15) 44] 55; 50 28 25: 761 10 ; C. Weissaburger is seriously sick at his Gimme Viltee No.l i. . 34} 89 7) 97; 83, 75 102, 11. 53 112) 107} 100 116 58] 48) 101. 125/ 90. 32] 149) 78° 92] 95. 88, 104)7-77 89} 25] 148) 74) 87) 108 117 135 113i & ome on the Grass Valley road. Gram Valley No.2.. 0. vcchce sce ced 78} 63)..; 96 80 79. . 71... 63: 92) 84} 84) 134 27. 67. 77] 102} 59} 49] 132] 88) 64) 89 ie 118] 55} 75) 138) 83) 54) 106. 100 131. 93 70) 72] C.C. Wallace of Eureka, Nev., arrived Orie valley Noes.. . 48! g2 t ggl 97: 74 84) 14, 20 96) 84) 7 84 37] 47) 94) 60 25' 30) 144 39) 105} 54 100) 57 39) 142) 69 76 53) 97; 100) 120 22; 6) here on the morning train. Cras Valley Nor. coe: oe 60! 69 59. 57: 52. 74! . 42 67} 84) -79. 86. 33] 33] 79] 85) 47/. 19) 129 69, 79} 43 59 75; 60 57. 130! 48) 64 81) 97 95 109 55) 31] wor Englebright has gone“to Jackson Gm vourNs. 6.. 69) 30}... 87) 71) 74, 32} 11; 53. ° 90; 46] 81. 92! 15] 38] 57 97. 48] 44] 95) 80. . 54) 53] 64] 91] 36. 76) pe G5 43; 76 73 107; 82) 60 M4F te ae Be >--3} 58} 40)... 87. 66 73) 41/... 36) 91! 54! 77. 85. 99] fel 70) ‘2! 35) 50] 96] 86 46. 79] 45) 94] 431 @1 69). 40) G8) 54) 124, 56) 52} 7) . “macor county, on surveying business. Empire. L : 65 34) 4 73. 70. 58+ 37 6; 37) 69) 56} 80} 70). 26) 37. 37) 103} 36) 43) 86 58 . 51; 62 33 49) 41) 7, 73 47) 37) 85) 65) 102; 58} 50) 60 A. Ihler of Moore's Flat arrived here last Mandan. ee 18. 7} 2 23) 19° 18 -9. 92] 148 311 5] 93 17, 9 9 «=66}:s«35} «19' «19] 10; 24, 6 18 21 41-41} 6} 17] 2. 28) 10, 36; 4) 21) 2: Jevening from San Francisco on his” way HovenG Sptitign.; 2-02 ., s ee 19 7 A 25, 21 20) 7] ds«13} 34) 7] 25] 21; So}. 7] 7} 28] 5] ts} ot 7} 93 18} 12) 18; 22} 19) 6 28) 7 43} 11} 13) 26 Thome, CMOMEEGL 562 eo. 25] 9!.:.) 98 91) 3y. 7/. 7! 53 4] 40; 17, 7] 28] 11). 23} 13) 33) 16) 10; 12! 38} 14. 95] 281 is} 31! 97/ -6. 981 17. 40! 10] 13/35 Mu. A. 3 ; Diets Van 2h). 15). 10, 26) 10; 12)... 17] 18] Isl of ysl 4. 13) 30 15) 12} 21; 22) 32 14 18) 9 21) 21)" 21) 13} 17}. 17; 19] 27] 19] 20) & re, A. J, Bates of Carson, Nev., arrived Weg. 38} 39]... 21, 45 16 29: ‘i} 37} 14) 10] 10; 39 47 7; 28 61) 31) 13) 48 “7 22}--19}* 28) 31} 35] ~ Br . 31; 19) . 85) 39. 43, 35) 80) 40) 25 }here last evening on her way to Sierra Maybert. =.. ..5.:.. efteveereceeeeef 8} WG eee/ I] WB. .t M4.. 6) a) a} 8] Sel.. . 15) WO). 2B) 18 8) 16) 2} 2b 49 G19} 2 17), 6 16,7) 16} 8}? F eounty, phen ae SALVE eh ew 3} 33}... 19! 34? lel 2 rod 20, 21) 42} 12) 31) 41) 17) 30 36) 24) 16) 42) be 23K. 26} 21; 22 36) 44 28; 26) 29) 24) 37, 32) 30) 33) 20 — 0+ Dore 6 BGG red 36} -11j..] 6} 29' 5) All.1--22) “sl 15] 5] 27) 14] 3] 12) 27) 19! 5} 20! 27] 10) 8} 931 9] 13] 37 18} 9] IN 94) 16) ~19), 7] 27) 1) : i yONE Sse seri pcets ti; oes sees . 43) 46..) 50) 38 49} 52!) 23, 45) 67] 38 54, 48) 1 45] 50) 43} 29) 49) 52; 26) 46) G6} 27] Gl] 48. 55 G0 47/ 43. “44) 53/ 67 go] 58) 4a] TNE ‘Wana Peg A Aorsst cab eal cig ee . 48) M.A} Wa) 9) a2} 16).. ". 75) 12] 20} 5} a2} ua] 4] 16) 15} 4,8} 380) 5) 23! 9) 4 Bal a9] 6) a7] 18) Dl tae NS 8 LN Se eee fee, rentoredl We Columbia Hill.. eee . 20) BB 78 OB 48) AM BF 42-2 G2, 288-40} 19) 16) 8 41) 9 48) <a 1d) (9) Bol o4 84-3 B72, 48, 85] 22 ¢ . former rates of wages to the cmployes of Cherokee : . ge: agi..) 6 25! ate 13 QR) 15) 4) 25) 1) 16,29 2 21; 22] 18 .4. 22) 2) 43) YF 14) 20) 9) 23 20) 5} -39/° 21). 39) 6 16) 23;— €} the setting-up department, <about 100 in PAR JOR a a . 24) Bah. 9 24 10) 51.y., 23, 23) 42] 8 41) 40) 5) 85 31] 20; 6 63, 19-56) 13, 1) 15) 59) 387) 47/9 56) 25] 56! 18) 47] 35] 6 number, ie eae etic 23) 12).-./ 3 22 3! 347 {. 19, Gael at on) az} a] 18) Bet 17). 2} 15] 16) 13] 20) “4; 14]. 19) 17] 2 16; 20) 26 7) 14] 20) 4 PONT os os esse eeeescnsnecn ances] HOP AB] 9] BP OREPC ST og ig So” a] Se ol, a ia 18) 11] SP ie) tol felt as) Hi 14) 4s 13) ao we Be A ee eR ee 21; 19)..., 16r 27 9) AZ)..) 18 43} 21) 9) 30) 17/* 11) 19; 26} 16] 9} 26} 14) 18) 24} GO} Oo} 26] 25; 25} 17) 13} -26} 22) 28} 17] 24) 12 MiOUgh BOO ERGY ooo cece cece ee coer 30) 32).. 44) 38 42)" 27'../ 24) 51) 33) 40 85-33} 36) 42, 29; 16) 40) 49) 36) 7) 65) 24) 31) 50) 68, 34) 36. 28) 43] 89) G1} 35] 31. 40 vaevug Gea l eee ee 18) 11).., 1 21 A 8... 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Oe ee 22), 98)../ $f 22] 9 5)... 15] 9 10 6 121.18 20 5 ol16) 10}. 7} 21) 3] 12) 22) 7} 3 ie} te} 7; . 23] 11, 18 Bt 19) 8 I h F t ene bo 76) 25/. 41; 59} 62. 29)... 85) 27 34) 19 45 86 16] 101) 34}. 66} 28} 49) 40) 21. 91} 43) bor 47. 66 62. 93; 24) 36 43) 91/ 89] 60) 45 e u ure Truckee No. 2 oe ee ee 60; 41) 62} 36..; 80) 82 34] 24 87; 90. 15] 112) 23 47; 83} 60, 32) 29) 85] 29, 60) 49) 63/62; 97, 22] 98° 48. 83. 48] 32] 58 The k eg areca ore 27) aele:) 7 Az] 17] asi.:. ag} 11) 36] 7)" 11} 3a) 7} a7] 228 18) 12) 13) 22) 1g) 12) 19) 20) 23) 1 Me]. 14 2) 1g) 19) 19] 10 1e ace — ee Sarsa. ou Bet. a 19} > 36).2.. 21) 18 17, 38)..) 17) 14 44-10) 47, 18, 9} 38, 28 38; 23) 3H 1 55. 42} 26} 18 34) 23° 27/ 431 ai]. 9) 45 parila has cured thoueigacdig of ee V7} Be--s'---. 1) 4 [1 a a 169.) oe 15) i eect as SF Mes y = sands of others is certainly . a aes ced alia we . aes . fo . sufficient reason for belief ee o+. 4610$1510/1496l... ..j1493]..11498).0. 6}. doo.. _. {1033 1991] 11430).. layigit7se. wees . seee].. ./1549)1361) 1378/1105} 1526) 1661 (1727/2153 1262) 1470) 1518)../.. 1506116051 that it will cure you. . It ‘ 4 r ml m st SHAMUS O’BRIEN. NOW FOR BUSINESS. DISGRUNTLED THOMAS. ARRIVALS AT THE Insurance Money Received. ee Burs, 110m Bealthy ood, tones and strengthI ae J a Crowded House. The James Ward Company presented the * j ‘ter last.evening, to a full house, and in a manner which we believe gave general satisfaction to the large audience. Mr. Ward mm the title role sustained his part very commendably, but did not do nearly so well as -we belieye him capable of doing, judging from the work we have seen him do in other plays; but still he was particularly good in certain scenus.'. Frank Cooley as as Sir Reginald, took their respective parts in a very créditable manner. Joseph Hyland as Shadrick O’Finn made the best of the part, his impersonation of the character being well received. Miss Mai Wells made a very fair Mary Donoughmore, while Miss Jessie Norton ag Kate O'Reilly was all that ibrette and her singing captivated the audivence and quickly installed her as a” favorite. ‘She has a very sweet, natural voice, and sings with expression, The company seems ‘to be well balanced and is deubtless capaible of putting on in good shape ‘any of the numerous plays in the repertoire. Tonight ‘the highly sensational drama, ‘‘After Dark,” will be presented, introducing all the special The popular prices of admission ought to ensure another crowded house. en pages = In You NEED a good medicine to purify your blood, give nerve nen and «build up your entire system, take Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It prevents sickness by making pure bleod, Hoop’s Pii.s cure nausea, sick headache, indigestion, biliousness. 25, ee Sees Leased the Glenbrook. C. F. Taylor, the well known horseman, has leased the old Glenbrook house and is tixing it up in fine style. He will have all sorts of refreshments there and will serve his customers with the very best in the land Mr. Taylor has made a fine road through the grove of popular trees leading into thé race track from the Grass Valley side. The gates of the track en the upper side will be ° closed hereafter. i. ae Judgment for Mrs. Little. Judge Slack of the Superior Bench of San Francisco, who tried tlie case’ of Little ve Caldwell in this county a few months ago, has rendered a decision favorable to the E. Little’s husband was associated with Judge Caldwelf fer a time in the Westerfield case, and the suit was for a portion of the attorney’s " plantiff for $1682.30. Mrs, M. fees awarded Judge Caldwell, Awarded Mighest Honors— world’s Fair. “BAKING MOST PERFECT MADE. A pure Grape Cream of Tartar Powder. Fsee Political Matters Will Be Dropped For Awhile. Now that the political campaign is at an ead, the business cendition of the country is almost certain to show an immediate and marked improvement. Men of all parties will new turn away from the atrife of politics to co-operate heartily with one another in prometing new enterprises and undertakings. A feeling of greater cheerfylgess and confidence will pervade the public) mind, atid the energies of the peaple, 80, ing, will be devoted to business purposes, with results that canuot fail to be beneticial to all industries, all trades and al] classes of people. : We have gone through eighteen sionibe of depression, and of ‘course swe cannot expect to recover all at once the grosperity oi two years ago, but that we will approach nearer to it every week, and finally surpass it, is a-certainty. Ours is a young, vigorous, progressive country. Dieastrous~ years and foolish politics may check its prosperity for a time, but sooner or later the enterprise ward career will begin again, We are now at the point where the upward and onward tendency is about to reassume control. The . stagnation is over, Business will revive. Better times are at hand. ~~ Be Nerruer calomel nor any other de}*terious drug enters into the composition of Ayer’s Pills. A safe family medicine. _——-_+26e--———__— Will Raise Olives. We have received a copy of the prospectus of the California Olive Company, a corporasion that proposes to operate in this county. They have purchased 160 acres of land in the lower part of the county, near Wolf's Station. Itis the intention’ to plant 100 acres to olive trees as a starter. The projectors claim that in five or six years the yield of the trees will be sufficient to pay dividends and from that time on it will ‘be a paying investment. The soil and climate of the locality selected is said to be particularly adapted to the culture of olives. The capital stock of the company is 50,000 shares of the par value of $1 per share. Persons desiring stock should commmnicate with the Directors, of which H. F. Dillman is the President and J. J. Henderson Secretary. a Oe ee The Official Count Completed. The Board of Supervisors this afternoon completed the canvass of the election returns. The official count does not show any material change in the result as previously announced, Gre: ’s plurality oyer Calkins, for Clerk, is only 19. We publish in today’s Transcrirt a table showing the correct vote as determined by the Board. Owing to the lateness of the hour we were obliged to omit some of the totals. Dwelling House Burned, Shertly before 2 “o'clock this afternoon a dense clead of smoke was 8 noticed to the after received that it was caused by the burning of Joseph Thomas’ residence, about three miles from town.” furniture were insured for $2,000. A Regcenee * ‘Treasurer. ‘flow He Shows His Teeth ation who opposed: the election ef Grove L, Johnson for Congress publishes the following long devoted to canvassing and campaignrealize some of the munificent benefits promof the people will assert itself and the on-. of Nevada City Transonirr and cause (oysoutheast of towa, Information was soon The house and D. W. Fuller, of Canajohazie, N. Y., says Defeat. Thomas Sherwood, the ‘editor of the Marysville Democrat (‘a Republican paper) sarcastic article: Now that the election of Tuesday has settled the question of the status of Congress after March 5, 1895, and also has given Grove L, Johuson a large majority, the peo‘ple of the Second district may expect to ised during the campaign. Of the many good things in store for us it may be well at this time to mention a feW, that we may not forget them, The great questions of national importance, such as the tariff, the Reilly refunding

bill anid the regulation of commerce and immigration may be considered as among the firat to receive attention. The opening up to the monitor of vast traets of land in the feothills and monntains where now quiet prevails and only the voice of the valley spy is heard, is to gladden the heart of the editor ernor Markham to rejoice that his pledges have been fulfilled. The services of the Anti-Debris Association and the men who compose the United States Debris Commisdion will no longer be necessary after the new Congress gets in working order, and the knocking at the doors of the committees L, E. C. Jordan? Giaribbaata: _G. B. Corwin, San Francisco, Geo, C. Sargent, aoe Antone Ihyler, Bloomfield, H. W, Hudson, Dutch Flat, Mrs, Dr, Manson, Lincoln, R. M. Manson, as W. C. Stanley, Sierra City, > John R, Wilson, A. T, Needham, Oakland, Mrs, A, C, Bates, Carson City, A, C, Foyer, Town Talk, L. M, Tryan, San Franci:co, F, W. Page, > Cc. B. W ilson, Sacramento, F, W. Morrill, Wheatiend, H: Calahan, Cherokee, A. Olsen, Maybert, D. Deadman, Cottage Hill, C. M. Casler,/Sacrémento, Miss McKennee, « G. F. Henricks, Columbia Hill, Thos, Connor, C. R, Cole, Brid rede Chas, W. Kitts, Grass Valley, J. Fogarty, Birchville, J. W. Critos, Sacramento, E. W. Meredith, “8 John Heal, Lake City, W.R. , Cotes Smartsville, se = <2 Five thocsend tons—of tin plates Joaded in Wales the other day for shipment to the United ‘States, National Exchange, Broad Street, Charles Ashburn, Recorder. of Nevada City Lodge, Ancient Order of United Workmen, today received a check for $2,000 for Mrs. James Williams, for which amount her late husband's Jife was insured in the above order, : 2 2Oe-+ Robinson Re-Elected. The official count yesterday showed that Read‘r received 197 votes for Supervisor, Davey 177 and Robinson: 209. was declared elected by a plurality of 12, ® ————+ -e@0-+_--____— Art Reception and Sale. Robinson Mrs. Minnie V, Irvirg, Artist, will hold @ reception and sale at Pennsylvania Fire ens the nerves, and builds up the whole system. Remember Hood's =: Cures Be Sure to.get HOODS and Only HOOD'S, . “Hood’s Pille are especially prepared to be token with Huod's Sarsaparilia. 6c, Sateccainiann Lost the End of ‘His Thumb. Sherman Marsh had-the misfortune this morning to lose the end of his right thumb, He was sawing lumber at the planing mill at the head of Boulder street, when his thumb accidentully came in contact with the buzz saw. The-member was cut off about half an inch from the end. Dr, Muller dressed the injury. 'T wovutp be money in your pocket to enrich your blood with Ayer’s Sarsaparilla. _EY Ae Sa POWDER © Absolutely Pure.} A cream of tartar baking powder— Highest of all ix leavening strength—Latest United States Government Food Reports, * Royal Baking Powder (o., 106 Wall St., N. ¥, ms Risetere ete car a You NelA [ecen ‘ia : : 4 seedy make-up, Look “like prosperity if you would have folks think you are prosperous, We have in stock a choice selection of imported and domestic woolens, cloths, cashmer 6 and worsteds. For Fall and Winter Wear. Our work speaks for itself, Prices are the very lowest, R. T. Morrison, TAILOR. ; oneal eitagent 35 Pine Street. Company's Hal], Broad g@treet, Wednesday and Thursday, November 14th and 15th, 1894, nl3-2t —+-0@eScalded ) er Hand, Mrs. Miller, wife Pe one of the proprietors of the Steam Laundry, had her left hand badly scalded about noon today while pouring boiling water from one vessel into another. Firrezn different kinds of trolley car fenders. were tried in Philadelphia the other day, but none proved satisfactory, were} NEW has been commenced; In fact, if the certificate of the forty-five hydraulic mine-owners of Nevada county backed by the affidavit. of the Chief Executive officer of the ‘State and the positive assurance of the editor of the Nevada City Transcrrer ig to be relied upon, the great controversy between the farmers aud miners soon will vanish, Then will the waters of the Yuba cease to befoul its bed, the tillers of the soil will shout with voices heavily laden with joy, for the day of deliverance has come. The money intended for the Deguerre Point dam can be used to construct restraining works for the mine-owners, and if they should happen to be of the class known as foreigners, it will only show in a more forceable way our generosity as American citizens, Therefore, let us remember the proclamation of Governer Markham and gather around the fireside the 29th day of the present month and give thanks for—the promises made during the campaign. ——— Tue number of mortgaged homes in St. Louis in 1890 was 25 per cent of the whole number of buildings there. In New York and Chicago the percentage was 33 and 43, respectively. FREE SUGAR —WITH— TEAS,., COFFEES, SPICES. Creat bavrian . mporting Ta l. é JUST Eastern Chestnuts, Symrna White Figs, Mexican Pine Nuts, RECEIVED —ar— oO L, EY’ S: Opp. L. etre & Co.’s Store, L3-Gommercial St., Nevada City. TREO RE LEER ROR Na i es) ian 2S 2) 2S 2D aS 2) SPECIAL SPECIAL % SPECIAL! . THIS: WEEK ONLY. a BOYS’ SUITS Ayes from ¢lorg years, i Half Their Original Price. [mF See Them in our Doorway. $ RED TAG PRICE GOES. a! ¥¥ ENE BNR MN YN EN YN NN YN NH YY THE OLD RELIABLE, oo R REED OVE Ye eR EE EES mM. M. Beat connie Manager. na esl rane is a list of FF We carry a full li Being that. the Clothing Business is very dull this Fall, sion to make it move, if possible, and in order to do so we ing. Our goods are marked in plain American figures, and any example—if a suit or an Overcoat is marked $12 you get it for $9.60, that he always keeps Dr. King’s New Discovery in the house and his family has always found the very best results follow its use; that he would not be without it, if procurable. G, A. Dykeman Druggist, Catskill, N. Y., says that Dr. King’s New Discovery is undoubtedly the best Cough remedy ; that he has never failed to do all that is claimed for it. Why not try a remedy so long tried and tested. Trial ‘bottles free at Carr Bros. Drug Store. from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 49 YEARS THB STANDARD, as gi os RE eae ons: Paha sca Regular size 50c, and $1.00. — —ARE GlYING— SUGAR FREE Xe.Each _ Customer. Commercial Street, Nevada City. UNITED WORKINGMEN’S BOOTS AND SHOES. ITrrrnrrnrnennerenrnmenermnn AY PLR CENT DISCOUNT 1 PER CHT, and we have laid ina cas stock, we have come to the concluwill allow the customers a discount of 20 per cent on all Clothone making a purchase get the 20 per cent discount. For ——WE CLAIM TO CARRY THE—— And Our Prices Are the Lowest. what we have :— eS ee EP TETRA MOA Underweek. oo ik cca cc ccc Gs co véacwle ne of the We are agents for the Celebrated Sampson Pants, which we sell for 50 cents per'pair. Soliciting a continuance of your worthy patronage, we remain yours, _ This is on Clothing only, and for strictly Cash, Best Stock of FurnishingGoods In the County. from 50 ae to $5. . from $1.50 to $5. from 25 cents to $4. from 50 cents to $10. . from 75 cents per suit up to $8. The Best Mining “Boot t Made. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Cowan”