November 14, 1895 (4 pages)

* stemnsmntibntemei P THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Est lished Sept. 6, 1860.;, Nevada (1 » Nevada County, Oalit. . . Published E ‘ings Daily Except Sundays and + AGASE OF GRAB,” — —LSe Shall an Avistocratic Fish Commissoner Dispossess an Honest Seitler ? Away up on the Summit of the Sierra Nevada, 8025 above the level of the sea, s. stands a very pretty piece of water of about 200 acres extent, known as the White Rock Lake, says the Sacramento ~ al Holidays E : SuspscriPt: < Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Centsa onth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paidin Ady e fer a Full Year, LocAL RE. N@ Notices—Ten Cents a Line for FirstIfse on, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time One Dollara Line a Month. Rate For Other Ac ortising Made Known on Appli_ cationTHURSDAY «332 NOV, 14, 1895 ‘Bee, Itisa very picturesque locality, six +} miles'from~> Weber Lake, in Nevada Co., SAFE Burglary and his: Morning RESIDENCE Argument f the Brady Case Begun at Mar: sville Today—Will Be Fi ished Saturday. Special to Da y TRANSCRIPT. A robbery, ’ Sheridan thi’ morning. Through the courtesy' of the lary&ville Democrat we received the fc At 2 o’cloc Wing particulars: this morning the residents of Sheridan wer: awakened by a loud exploslon, which 1 G. Blasfield, ceeded from the store of A, the Odd Fellows building. Those first > arrive upon the scene dise large safe had been drilled The flash from the covered that into and blo -n open. explosion hac set fire to the store, or else the burglars : red the place for the .purpose of covering u The cash . the robbery. taken from the ‘safe was found about 100 yards from the store. There was b little momey in the safe, Whether the » bbers securéd other plunder from the sto: could not be told. They made good th r escape, leaving behind no clew or trace ‘hat would lead to their identity, Lhe loss t« ‘Ir, Blasfield on account of the fire and: Lbery is estimated at $10,000. The damage the building:.is placed at $3,509. Bot the building and stock. of goods were wll insured, Fi: at Wheatland. The resid mile from \ e of J, Shaeffer, situated one neatland, was destroyed by fire this meri og, together with all the conents. The . .rn was also burned, but thé stock, wagon and other vehicles were “got . out in time ti: be saved. The insurance, if "any, could nv. be learned. T .e Brady Trial. Argument '' the case pf Jack Brady, the train robber’: id murderer, was begun in the Superior . Court at Marysville to‘day. Attorn:» Hitchcock made the opening argument for the prosecution. When court adjourned for the noon recess he had dit was thought he would tof the day. Although a not finished, : consume the 1 plain speaker . :¢ ig quite forcible in his manner and mad: a strong argument against the accused. torney Forbes is expected to talk all day tomorrow, and Saturday will hardly suffice or the other attorneys in the case to make their arguments, The case will probably o to the jury Monday, possibly by Saturc y night. _S Gee The Loctor Was Positive. affidavit was filed in the Land Office at’ St. Cloud, It was necessary to prove > of the parties to a con{ this is the manner in which ittemore, of Elk River, the ician, proceeded to do so: tify that Sarah Langen, supingle, died on February °8, 10 memorandum stating just ith, and I have had more to caring for the living than the dead. However, I am hat she is dead, and have cerct. at least once before. She was a patien' [ mine, and that ought to at least give m uthority to know whereof I speak, and p-"sibly that ought to be sufficient guaran! © that she is dead.” no -——-+8@0+. The Di Mr. G. Ca Til., says ; I awe my lif and tried al] but of no av: ‘A. singular United Stat Minn., recen the death ‘of « tested case, a De. NV attending ph “This is to ¢ posed to be 1895. I hay the cause of « think about . thinking abo quite certain tified to that overy Saved His Life. vutte, Druggist, Beaversville to Dr. King’s New Discovery Was taken with La Grippe e physicians ‘for miles about, and was given up and told J could not li. .Having Dr. King’s New Discovery iv .‘y store sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get etter, and’after using three bottles was v and about again. It is worth its weight in old. We won’t keep store or BLOWN OPEN. and Fire at Sheridan BURNED AT WHEATLAND, nllowed by a fire, occurred at and is so high up in the clouds that snow falls Harry F. Emeric, Fish ‘and. Game Commissioner, when he found that there was abundance of trout in the lake, coveted it with the covetousness of an angler. ~ He thereupon, bought eighty acres from the railroad company and eighty acres from a man named Wilson. This gave him possession of all the lake frontage except one acre, and this acre guarded the entrance to a sifall inlet containing a brook in which the trout were accustomed to spawn at the nearly every month in the year. proper season. It was evident that Mr. Emeric could not acquire the monopvly of the lake and its contents,-so long as this acre of frontage belonged to somebody else. That’ somebody else was George W. Mills, a cattle and sheep raiser, who was perfecting a Government homestead title to the land of which the coveted acre was a part, Mills’ sheep and cattle used to walk through the acre and drench their thirst in the clear waters of the lake, in full view of the Alpine cottage erected by Fish Commissioner Emeric; and in the full gaze of his seléct and aristocratic friends.So Commissioner Emeric did what many arich and grasping man had done before him: Hesetin motion the machinery of the law in ‘order to take that acre of: lake fcont, valued at $2.50, away. from Sheepraiser Mills, and filed’ an application for the forty acres on which the one acre was situated, alleging that it was timber land, not fit for agriculture, and that therefore, Mr. Mills’ improvement and occupancy of the premises under the homestead law were a fraud, a delusion and a snare. The case canie before Receiver Charles F, Gardiner and Receiver Thomas Frazer in the F. H. Gould and E. D, McUabe appearing for Emeric, and Joseph W. Hughes and E, F, Taylor for Mills. the forty acres as timber land, the evidence being all one way and to the effect that there was not enotigh timber on the forty acres to keep'a match factory in operation It was also testified that no one would take any of the tract for. timber, and that the land in that neighborhood was leased for pasture at from $20 to $30 per section of 640 acres per year, for a month. himself admitted on the stand that all that he cared about was the acre of lake front, and that only for the trowt, and that he bad no intention-of going~into the lumber business with the coveted forty acres as a basis. The land office took the case under advisement, There will be. much curiosity to observe what decision will berendered in this interesting suit.” : — is@e ees Forgot He Hadn’t Been Married. Emeric A well known professor of mathematics in an Eastern college is so completely absorbed in his profession that he is ‘becoming more absent-minded every day, says Golden Days. Not long ago. he remarked tu one of the students: ‘‘Something very stupid happened to me the other morning, I believe I am becoming a little absent-minded.” ‘What is it? inquired the student. ‘You see,” explained the professor, gravely, ‘‘I wanted to take my wife out for a drive and give her some fresh air, but when .I came to make preparations I suddenly remembered that-I never had a wife!” Neary all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’s Hair Renewer restores the natural color, and thitkens the growth of the hair, s Seas ~++Oe-o—— ‘ C. H. Weatherwax, P. M. of Placerville, Cal., says he has used Oil of Eden for sciatic rheumatism, and it gives satisfaction. Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. : gD +-@0-+ Do You Sex the testimonials written by people who have been cured of various diseases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla?* They point United States Land Office in Sacramento, . , The only thing in issue ‘was the value of . _ °PERSONAL POINTERS,A Concise Chronicle of Varivas Folks Doings and Intentions. B. J. O'Connor of Marysville is in town: at George’E. Turner’s, is on the sick list. E. Penrose, Jr., of North in town Wednesday. J. C, Spellenberg of San Franciséo arrived here Wednesday on his way to Downieville. Sheriff Douglass went up to the Central House yesterday, on business, Mrs. L, Voss.and daughter aré both sick at San Francisco. : T. F, Mott came down from: Downieyille today. : Mrs. L. Ellis came down from Alleghany last evening on-her way to San Francisco, Harry Rowe of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Bloomfield was > J. A. Geoghegan of San Francisco ‘is in town, : Thomas Barton came down from the English Mountain imine last evening. M. Duckert and Fred W.' Graham arrived here last eyening from San Francisco, John Huey amis over from Columbia Hill last evening. { ; John Payne came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. George W. King, the hardware man of Sacramento, is in town. C. B, Wilson and E. mento, are in town, “. E. Clark, H.C. Morrill and J. B, Gallagher, of San Francisco, are in town. F, 8. Erskins came over from San Juan yesterday. ' Hon. E. M. Preston left last evening for San Francisco and from'there he: will visit the Preston Schoo] of Industry at Ione, Ed. Hall, A. C. Barrie and J, B, Freed, all of ‘San Fratcisco,arrived here: on the morning train, A. F. Gray of Alleghany passed through towa last evening on his way to San Francisco, toeder, of SacraCharles H. Mitchell, who has been visiting at Grass Valley for the past few months, returned to'San Francisco Tuesday. Mrs. Emitions, sister of gonductor ©, P, Loughridge, who has been visiting relatives and friends in this city and Grass Valley, went to Sacramento yesterday. She will join her husband there,and they will go to Oregon on a visit before returning to. their home in the Kast. 7 Sam Bevins, the popular saloon man of North Bloomtield, was in towii today. D, Johnson and J. Condon came down from Washington today, Jol, I. M. Taylor Moore’s Flat today. J. A. Craig and M. J, Craig, of Columbia Hill, were in town today. J. He Ohmert,‘superintendent of the Excelsior mine, went to Colfax on the noon train to’meet his father, who is coming from Denver this evening. came down from T. J. -Lean, who has been visiting at San Francisco for the past two weeks, has returned home, ——.2@e+ Six Candidates for Supervisor: There are six candidates in the “field for Supervisor of the fourth district’ and only one independent candidate in the field, Now we are to announce as an independent candidate the new store in Nevada City, and would ask you all. whether: it would not pay yay to cast a good selid vote and buy your winter supply of clothing, boots, shoes, rubber goods, blaikets, comforters, etc., from J. Levy. E nl4 Notice to Bond-Buyers. \ Sealed~bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees. for the purchase of $60,000, six per cent ‘annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, California, up to 8 o'clock P, M. of the 12th day of December, 1895. ‘The Bonds are all of the denomination of $500. Three of said Bonds, together with the interest due on all the Bonds will be payable at the office of the Treasurer of said City on the first Monday in Devember, 1896; and: ‘a ltke number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same date for 40 years. The law requires the Bonds to be sold for Gold coin. The , Bonds are payable in Gold coin or lawful money of the U.S. Bids for the whole or any specified number of said Bonds will be considered, ~ The Bonds can not be sold for less than their par value, George Adair, the popular. y “ti 4 ; 5 jB PoP as Sees after his arrival in the village. he sent this Everybody Was Quiet. Back in the ’70s a ‘report. reached army ‘headquarters that the Indiana in Idaho\ had swarmed down ‘on a little village and murdered every inhabitant. A Second Lieutenant, who had just received’ his commission, was diépatched to the scene to ascertain the authenticity of the rumor. i A few hours dispatch to the commanding officer: ‘*Everybody is quiet. hore,’”” lege, sce the commanding officer replied: “Your report is unintelligible. We have it from responsible sources that Indiads have massacred every inhabitant.”-:The Lieutenant an— swered:~ **Report is correct. Everybody has been massacred. Everybody is quiet.” . gs, Wood Under Pressure. Soft wood becomes stronger than hard wood under pressiire, The case of a bloc of Oregon pine taken: from. the middle of an upright which formed a part of the timber support in the Comstock* mines for twelve years gives an example-to-the effect of heavy pressure on wood fiber. It is so hard that it cannot be cut: with’ a knife, and one of its sides’ is polished from the squeezing it has undergone. Yellow pine from the lower levels,of the Comstock has been so compressed by the enormous weight that its density exceeds that of vitae. lignum Attention, Native Daughters. The regular meeting of Laurel Parlor of Native Daughters willbe held this evening. Following the meeting an entertainment will be given and a collation served. member is requested to attend., Every “Married Yesterday. Francis M. White and Mrs, Josie Leopold were married at the residence of the bride’s father, J. H. Eden, at Indian Flat, yesterday afternoon, Rev, J.°P.’McCaulay, of the Grass Valley Methodist Church, performed. the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs, White Company. a Che WoNDERFUL are the cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the one true blood purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy blood. Hoop’s Pitts for the liver and boweles, [ act easily, yet promptly and effectively. Lot For Sale. Situated in one of the best’ localities of the residence portion of Nevada City. There is city water on the premises. Inquire at this office. : > nil4 ———-$-9 Goo — Held the Other Half. Ed Trewhella, a carpenter, who resides at Grass Valley; also won $3,750 in the last drawing of the Little Louisiana Lottery, He held a half ticket and H. Levitt alo held a half. ASTHMA, ' : will live at Quaker Hill, Mr. White being a L q is { th G A R ditch tender for the South Yuba Water . d 6s 0 C : : 5 ‘ADMISSION, -great blood purifier and nerve tonic. connet be bured by local application. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional remiedy ; it cures catarrh because it purifies the blood. ew THANKSGIVING BALL, Wednesday Evening, Music by-Goyne’s Full Orchestra. Admission to Gallery—Gentlemen 50 cents, ladies 25 cents. n7 . Will Go to Germany. After the holidays Carl J, Brand Jr, will: go to Berlin, Germany, to perfect his musical education, MrBrand possesses a fine baritone voice, and it is upon the advice of some of the best teachers of vocal music in San Franciscé that he has decided to go to Germany, where he will take, a thorough course of instruction, . Carl is’ a native of Nevada City, and his numerous friends feel confident that he will make his mark in the musical world. Competent judges say that for an amateur his voice is not excelled by any baritone singer in the State: _* A Cheap Rated The committee seeking to bring the National Republican Convention to Sad-Francisco have eucouragement that they can secure from the railroad companies a $50 rate for the eastern delegates. Nearly $80,000 has been subscribed to the. Convention fund, : Thirty Days. Justice Mulloy today sentenced John McHugh to thirty days in the county jail ‘for disturbing the peac, . EVERYWHERE we go we find some one who has been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It is the greatest,curative agent. It is the on if CaraRRH is a constitutional disease and ——— GRAND: Antique Qak Finish, 7 jieces, with Bureau shown. in hipper right ‘and corner, German beyel slas$ 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17X30 Ger-— shown in upper left hand Separate pieces sold as_ follows: Washstand: $3-:Chairs 75 to Nevada City. Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ! + f ~Hardwood Ash, man bevel glass as corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. cents each. . Rocker. $1.75. -Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits. guaranteed 3 -not.to exceed: $2.35 f= John Gas: " TO BE GIVEN BY THE AT ARMORY HALL, —on— . November 27, 1895. ‘Floor Manager, MM. BARTIH. Floor Committee. Bivds Morgan, Wm. Sandow, Louis Schwartz, , Louis Brinkman, J. Mz. Walling, R, H. Webber. a $1 Per Couple. Extra ladies, 25 cents each, Grand production of the OPERA HOUSE, Saturday Eve'ng., Nov. 46th, ,, Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE,” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! ; Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, } Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant ebhicarace . ¢ Charming Tableau, Bright and’ Sparkling. Popular Prices. Admission 25 Cts. Reserved Seats 50: Cts. Reserved Seats on gale at Miilloy's. Beautiful Fairy ‘They Are Finding 1 ; 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 : Rates, and that is 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 « ity Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances . 'free of charge, “Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. : YHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND. Nevada City. : j10 Distressing Cough, 2) -— SORE JOINTS 4 4 —AND— MUSCLES. “i _ Despaired Sree y.OF RELIEF. “Some time since, I had a severe attack of asthma, accompanied with a distressing cough and a general soreness of the joints and muscles., ‘I consulted physicians and tried Various remedies, bit without getting any refief, until I despaired of ever being well again. Finally, I took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and in a very short time, was entirely cured. I can, therefore, cordially and confidently commend this medicine to all.23—J. Rosenus, Victoria, Texas. ““My wife had a very troublesome cough. She used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and procured immediate relief.’* — ©. H. Poprick, Humphreys, Ga. 2 Money for the Bonds must be paid within 20 days after sale. No bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check for at least 5 per cent of the amount bid. TH, Carr, Clerk of the 3oard, the way for you if you need a good medicine, n8 Nevada City, Ca). Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD’S FAIR e22222909099999090000000 ? ie] LLLLLLLLLLLELLLLLILLLL222999¢ ie] be What More Do You Want ? PHOTOGRAPHS To be had in’ Nevada County, and atthe very Lowest Prices for FuirstClass, Artistic Work, His Studio is on York Street, a 4 6: eames That depends to a great extent upon the thing that is wanted. If you want the finest You _ Want . A. MOORB To.take them, lo Match with ft ehuse withou' it.” Get a free trial at Dickroman & Co. Drug Store,. Md The Gombination___s eC) . (oat: a . ON BOY’S CLOTHING Is BROKEN For the Next Ten Days we are going to CUT PRICES on Boys’ Clothing ° , 4 é : { This is Cut No, 4---Biy’s Conbiraton Suit, Two Pair of Koop Pants aud a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dank ‘Blue or Gray, Nes from 4 to 14 years, $5 pr sui You can-save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. CARTER & JOHNSTON, Psy One Price Dealers in Men’s. and Boy’s Clothing, . . Commercial Street, Nevada City. : NEVADA CITY. GLOSING COATS A Ladies Will Find it to Their Advintare to. Give uy OUT. ae AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, 9 and Childrens D CAPES. A Gall Bote Punchasing Ehewhere a Ihe Above Line Will be Closed Gut AL Prices That Will Astonish You. NE WMAN &CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. > 4) ee "Se wy AMAMAMAMMALALIIDADEDALOLOALOELAEDOLOLA RAND OPENING . : rey eee PP rs verere ‘* Brae" ae'o Ce ie id ak ae ae ete aM aaa e®, ON ES ESA / e $20 Slee eL6le ele eo eiele Said id id il id id es ele . . ane) how 3 ic: a i ~~ <2 SES ae —_——OFr— FALL CLOTHING. CHARLES ~The Leading Clothier of Nevada ity, Has just : «(oP all Clothing. ever recej inspect the ( right—yo th i is. ¢ oS GRIMES, ‘Teceived his first stock of Corner Broad and Pine Streets. oe Shee Wuidduididdddiiduiuiidi > Nothing equ: illed it {}}° ved here before. Gio and & 100ds—the prces are all } w will surely ‘say as a Ra = ft ® wh S! THUR CON! His F Tho lived o ship, f ously ¢ has fal has bee this cit disapp wide 0 were 0) that C denly. found « is belie He has althou, in all d receive Will Golden ville; v ‘Londo with tl had wi specim ing lot spectiv . intend: scale . New . there ° Last enterti: Club 2 . The fi and \ the se Mrs. \ were 2 N, Sh pitabl; and th tered . fullest A. ¢ arrive ‘evenir “pamec the S shot a which impri: gon b on th $he n With made the L nitud W anno ing. the d the ] Fran App’ atree Brai Sore Corr teed refu sale AW

* stemnsmntibntemei P THE DAILY TRANSCRIPT (Est lished Sept. 6, 1860.;, Nevada (1 » Nevada County, Oalit. . . Published E ‘ings Daily Except Sundays and + AGASE OF GRAB,” — —LSe Shall an Avistocratic Fish Commissoner Dispossess an Honest Seitler ? Away up on the Summit of the Sierra Nevada, 8025 above the level of the sea, s. stands a very pretty piece of water of about 200 acres extent, known as the White Rock Lake, says the Sacramento ~ al Holidays E : SuspscriPt: < Terms—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Centsa onth; Six Dollarsa Year When Paidin Ady e fer a Full Year, LocAL RE. N@ Notices—Ten Cents a Line for FirstIfse on, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequent Time One Dollara Line a Month. Rate For Other Ac ortising Made Known on Appli_ cationTHURSDAY «332 NOV, 14, 1895 ‘Bee, Itisa very picturesque locality, six +} miles'from~> Weber Lake, in Nevada Co., SAFE Burglary and his: Morning RESIDENCE Argument f the Brady Case Begun at Mar: sville Today—Will Be Fi ished Saturday. Special to Da y TRANSCRIPT. A robbery, ’ Sheridan thi’ morning. Through the courtesy' of the lary&ville Democrat we received the fc At 2 o’cloc Wing particulars: this morning the residents of Sheridan wer: awakened by a loud exploslon, which 1 G. Blasfield, ceeded from the store of A, the Odd Fellows building. Those first > arrive upon the scene dise large safe had been drilled The flash from the covered that into and blo -n open. explosion hac set fire to the store, or else the burglars : red the place for the .purpose of covering u The cash . the robbery. taken from the ‘safe was found about 100 yards from the store. There was b little momey in the safe, Whether the » bbers securéd other plunder from the sto: could not be told. They made good th r escape, leaving behind no clew or trace ‘hat would lead to their identity, Lhe loss t« ‘Ir, Blasfield on account of the fire and: Lbery is estimated at $10,000. The damage the building:.is placed at $3,509. Bot the building and stock. of goods were wll insured, Fi: at Wheatland. The resid mile from \ e of J, Shaeffer, situated one neatland, was destroyed by fire this meri og, together with all the conents. The . .rn was also burned, but thé stock, wagon and other vehicles were “got . out in time ti: be saved. The insurance, if "any, could nv. be learned. T .e Brady Trial. Argument '' the case pf Jack Brady, the train robber’: id murderer, was begun in the Superior . Court at Marysville to‘day. Attorn:» Hitchcock made the opening argument for the prosecution. When court adjourned for the noon recess he had dit was thought he would tof the day. Although a not finished, : consume the 1 plain speaker . :¢ ig quite forcible in his manner and mad: a strong argument against the accused. torney Forbes is expected to talk all day tomorrow, and Saturday will hardly suffice or the other attorneys in the case to make their arguments, The case will probably o to the jury Monday, possibly by Saturc y night. _S Gee The Loctor Was Positive. affidavit was filed in the Land Office at’ St. Cloud, It was necessary to prove > of the parties to a con{ this is the manner in which ittemore, of Elk River, the ician, proceeded to do so: tify that Sarah Langen, supingle, died on February °8, 10 memorandum stating just ith, and I have had more to caring for the living than the dead. However, I am hat she is dead, and have cerct. at least once before. She was a patien' [ mine, and that ought to at least give m uthority to know whereof I speak, and p-"sibly that ought to be sufficient guaran! © that she is dead.” no -——-+8@0+. The Di Mr. G. Ca Til., says ; I awe my lif and tried al] but of no av: ‘A. singular United Stat Minn., recen the death ‘of « tested case, a De. NV attending ph “This is to ¢ posed to be 1895. I hay the cause of « think about . thinking abo quite certain tified to that overy Saved His Life. vutte, Druggist, Beaversville to Dr. King’s New Discovery Was taken with La Grippe e physicians ‘for miles about, and was given up and told J could not li.. .Having Dr. King’s New Discovery iv .‘y store sent for a bottle and began its use and from the first dose began to get etter, and’after using three bottles was v and about again. It is worth its weight in old. We won’t keep store or BLOWN OPEN. and Fire at Sheridan BURNED AT WHEATLAND, nllowed by a fire, occurred at and is so high up in the clouds that snow falls Harry F. Emeric, Fish ‘and. Game Commissioner, when he found that there was abundance of trout in the lake, coveted it with the covetousness of an angler. ~ He thereupon, bought eighty acres from the railroad company and eighty acres from a man named Wilson. This gave him possession of all the lake frontage except one acre, and this acre guarded the entrance to a sifall inlet containing a brook in which the trout were accustomed to spawn at the nearly every month in the year. proper season. It was evident that Mr. Emeric could not acquire the monopvly of the lake and its contents,-so long as this acre of frontage belonged to somebody else. That’ somebody else was George W. Mills, a cattle and sheep raiser, who was perfecting a Government homestead title to the land of which the coveted acre was a part, Mills’ sheep and cattle used to walk through the acre and drench their thirst in the clear waters of the lake, in full view of the Alpine cottage erected by Fish Commissioner Emeric; and in the full gaze of his seléct and aristocratic friends.So Commissioner Emeric did what many arich and grasping man had done before him: Hesetin motion the machinery of the law in ‘order to take that acre of: lake fcont, valued at $2.50, away. from Sheepraiser Mills, and filed’ an application for the forty acres on which the one acre was situated, alleging that it was timber land, not fit for agriculture, and that therefore, Mr. Mills’ improvement and occupancy of the premises under the homestead law were a fraud, a delusion and a snare. The case canie before Receiver Charles F, Gardiner and Receiver Thomas Frazer in the F. H. Gould and E. D, McUabe appearing for Emeric, and Joseph W. Hughes and E, F, Taylor for Mills. the forty acres as timber land, the evidence being all one way and to the effect that there was not enotigh timber on the forty acres to keep'a match factory in operation It was also testified that no one would take any of the tract for. timber, and that the land in that neighborhood was leased for pasture at from $20 to $30 per section of 640 acres per year, for a month. himself admitted on the stand that all that he cared about was the acre of lake front, and that only for the trowt, and that he bad no intention-of going~into the lumber business with the coveted forty acres as a basis. The land office took the case under advisement, There will be. much curiosity to observe what decision will berendered in this interesting suit.” : — is@e ees Forgot He Hadn’t Been Married. Emeric A well known professor of mathematics in an Eastern college is so completely absorbed in his profession that he is ‘becoming more absent-minded every day, says Golden Days. Not long ago. he remarked tu one of the students: ‘‘Something very stupid happened to me the other morning, I believe I am becoming a little absent-minded.” ‘What is it? inquired the student. ‘You see,” explained the professor, gravely, ‘‘I wanted to take my wife out for a drive and give her some fresh air, but when .I came to make preparations I suddenly remembered that-I never had a wife!” Neary all women have good hair, though many are gray, and few are bald. Hall’s Hair Renewer restores the natural color, and thitkens the growth of the hair, s Seas ~++Oe-o—— ‘ C. H. Weatherwax, P. M. of Placerville, Cal., says he has used Oil of Eden for sciatic rheumatism, and it gives satisfaction. Hoop’s Pits are the best family cathartic and liver medicine. Harmless, reliable, sure. : gD +-@0-+ Do You Sex the testimonials written by people who have been cured of various diseases by Hood’s Sarsaparilla?* They point United States Land Office in Sacramento, . , The only thing in issue ‘was the value of . _ °PERSONAL POINTERS,A Concise Chronicle of Varivas Folks Doings and Intentions. B. J. O'Connor of Marysville is in town: at George’E. Turner’s, is on the sick list. E. Penrose, Jr., of North in town Wednesday. J. C, Spellenberg of San Franciséo arrived here Wednesday on his way to Downieville. Sheriff Douglass went up to the Central House yesterday, on business, Mrs. L, Voss.and daughter aré both sick at San Francisco. : T. F, Mott came down from: Downieyille today. : Mrs. L. Ellis came down from Alleghany last evening on-her way to San Francisco, Harry Rowe of San Francisco arrived here on last evening’s train. Bloomfield was > J. A. Geoghegan of San Francisco ‘is in town, : Thomas Barton came down from the English Mountain imine last evening. M. Duckert and Fred W.' Graham arrived here last eyening from San Francisco, John Huey amis over from Columbia Hill last evening. { ; John Payne came down from Moore’s Flat yesterday. George W. King, the hardware man of Sacramento, is in town. C. B, Wilson and E. mento, are in town, “. E. Clark, H.C. Morrill and J. B, Gallagher, of San Francisco, are in town. F, 8. Erskins came over from San Juan yesterday. ' Hon. E. M. Preston left last evening for San Francisco and from'there he: will visit the Preston Schoo] of Industry at Ione, Ed. Hall, A. C. Barrie and J, B, Freed, all of ‘San Fratcisco,arrived here: on the morning train, A. F. Gray of Alleghany passed through towa last evening on his way to San Francisco, toeder, of SacraCharles H. Mitchell, who has been visiting at Grass Valley for the past few months, returned to'San Francisco Tuesday. Mrs. Emitions, sister of gonductor ©, P, Loughridge, who has been visiting relatives and friends in this city and Grass Valley, went to Sacramento yesterday. She will join her husband there,and they will go to Oregon on a visit before returning to. their home in the Kast. 7 Sam Bevins, the popular saloon man of North Bloomtield, was in towii today. D, Johnson and J. Condon came down from Washington today, Jol, I. M. Taylor Moore’s Flat today. J. A. Craig and M. J, Craig, of Columbia Hill, were in town today. J. He Ohmert,‘superintendent of the Excelsior mine, went to Colfax on the noon train to’meet his father, who is coming from Denver this evening. came down from T. J. -Lean, who has been visiting at San Francisco for the past two weeks, has returned home, ——.2@e+ Six Candidates for Supervisor: There are six candidates in the “field for Supervisor of the fourth district’ and only one independent candidate in the field, Now we are to announce as an independent candidate the new store in Nevada City, and would ask you all. whether: it would not pay yay to cast a good selid vote and buy your winter supply of clothing, boots, shoes, rubber goods, blaikets, comforters, etc., from J. Levy. E nl4 Notice to Bond-Buyers. \ Sealed~bids will be received by the Clerk of the Board of City Trustees. for the purchase of $60,000, six per cent ‘annual interest Water Bonds of the City of Nevada, California, up to 8 o'clock P, M. of the 12th day of December, 1895. ‘The Bonds are all of the denomination of $500. Three of said Bonds, together with the interest due on all the Bonds will be payable at the office of the Treasurer of said City on the first Monday in Devember, 1896; and: ‘a ltke number with all interest due will be payable each year thereafter on the same date for 40 years. The law requires the Bonds to be sold for Gold coin. The , Bonds are payable in Gold coin or lawful money of the U.S. Bids for the whole or any specified number of said Bonds will be considered, ~ The Bonds can not be sold for less than their par value, George Adair, the popular. y “ti 4 ; 5 jB PoP as Sees after his arrival in the village. he sent this Everybody Was Quiet. Back in the ’70s a ‘report. reached army ‘headquarters that the Indiana in Idaho\ had swarmed down ‘on a little village and murdered every inhabitant. A Second Lieutenant, who had just received’ his commission, was diépatched to the scene to ascertain the authenticity of the rumor. i A few hours dispatch to the commanding officer: ‘*Everybody is quiet. hore,’”” lege, sce the commanding officer replied: “Your report is unintelligible. We have it from responsible sources that Indiads have massacred every inhabitant.”-:The Lieutenant an— swered:~ **Report is correct. Everybody has been massacred. Everybody is quiet.” . gs, Wood Under Pressure. Soft wood becomes stronger than hard wood under pressiire, The case of a bloc of Oregon pine taken: from. the middle of an upright which formed a part of the timber support in the Comstock* mines for twelve years gives an example-to-the effect of heavy pressure on wood fiber. It is so hard that it cannot be cut: with’ a knife, and one of its sides’ is polished from the squeezing it has undergone. Yellow pine from the lower levels,of the Comstock has been so compressed by the enormous weight that its density exceeds that of vitae. lignum Attention, Native Daughters. The regular meeting of Laurel Parlor of

Native Daughters willbe held this evening. Following the meeting an entertainment will be given and a collation served. member is requested to attend., Every “Married Yesterday. Francis M. White and Mrs, Josie Leopold were married at the residence of the bride’s father, J. H. Eden, at Indian Flat, yesterday afternoon, Rev, J.°P.’McCaulay, of the Grass Valley Methodist Church, performed. the ceremony. Mr, and Mrs, White Company. a Che WoNDERFUL are the cures accomplished by Hood’s Sarsaparilla and yet it is only because Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the one true blood purifier, makes pure, rich, healthy blood. Hoop’s Pitts for the liver and boweles, [ act easily, yet promptly and effectively. Lot For Sale. Situated in one of the best’ localities of the residence portion of Nevada City. There is city water on the premises. Inquire at this office. : > nil4 ———-$-9 Goo — Held the Other Half. Ed Trewhella, a carpenter, who resides at Grass Valley; also won $3,750 in the last drawing of the Little Louisiana Lottery, He held a half ticket and H. Levitt alo held a half. ASTHMA, ' : will live at Quaker Hill, Mr. White being a L q is { th G A R ditch tender for the South Yuba Water . d 6s 0 C : : 5 ‘ADMISSION, -great blood purifier and nerve tonic. connet be bured by local application. Hood’s Sarsaparilla is a constitutional remiedy ; it cures catarrh because it purifies the blood. ew THANKSGIVING BALL, Wednesday Evening, Music by-Goyne’s Full Orchestra. Admission to Gallery—Gentlemen 50 cents, ladies 25 cents. n7 . Will Go to Germany. After the holidays Carl J, Brand Jr, will: go to Berlin, Germany, to perfect his musical education, MrBrand possesses a fine baritone voice, and it is upon the advice of some of the best teachers of vocal music in San Franciscé that he has decided to go to Germany, where he will take, a thorough course of instruction, . Carl is’ a native of Nevada City, and his numerous friends feel confident that he will make his mark in the musical world. Competent judges say that for an amateur his voice is not excelled by any baritone singer in the State: _* A Cheap Rated The committee seeking to bring the National Republican Convention to Sad-Francisco have eucouragement that they can secure from the railroad companies a $50 rate for the eastern delegates. Nearly $80,000 has been subscribed to the. Convention fund, : Thirty Days. Justice Mulloy today sentenced John McHugh to thirty days in the county jail ‘for disturbing the peac, . EVERYWHERE we go we find some one who has been cured by Hood’s Sarsaparilla. It is the greatest,curative agent. It is the on if CaraRRH is a constitutional disease and ——— GRAND: Antique Qak Finish, 7 jieces, with Bureau shown. in hipper right ‘and corner, German beyel slas$ 20x24 $18.00. With cheval bureau 17X30 Ger-— shown in upper left hand Separate pieces sold as_ follows: Washstand: $3-:Chairs 75 to Nevada City. Breuner 604-606-608 K ST., SACRAMENTO ! + f ~Hardwood Ash, man bevel glass as corner, $20. (Washstand omitted for lack of room.) Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Bureau $10. cents each. . Rocker. $1.75. -Table $1.25. Freight on either of these suits. guaranteed 3 -not.to exceed: $2.35 f= John Gas: " TO BE GIVEN BY THE AT ARMORY HALL, —on— . November 27, 1895. ‘Floor Manager, MM. BARTIH. Floor Committee. Bivds Morgan, Wm. Sandow, Louis Schwartz, , Louis Brinkman, J. Mz. Walling, R, H. Webber. a $1 Per Couple. Extra ladies, 25 cents each, Grand production of the OPERA HOUSE, Saturday Eve'ng., Nov. 46th, ,, Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE,” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! ; Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, } Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant ebhicarace . ¢ Charming Tableau, Bright and’ Sparkling. Popular Prices. Admission 25 Cts. Reserved Seats 50: Cts. Reserved Seats on gale at Miilloy's. Beautiful Fairy ‘They Are Finding 1 ; 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 : Rates, and that is 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 « ity Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances . 'free of charge, “Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. : YHILIP SCADDEN and CHARLES CLEVELAND. Nevada City. : j10 Distressing Cough, 2) -— SORE JOINTS 4 4 —AND— MUSCLES. “i _ Despaired Sree y.OF RELIEF. “Some time since, I had a severe attack of asthma, accompanied with a distressing cough and a general soreness of the joints and muscles., ‘I consulted physicians and tried Various remedies, bit without getting any refief, until I despaired of ever being well again. Finally, I took Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral, and in a very short time, was entirely cured. I can, therefore, cordially and confidently commend this medicine to all.23—J. Rosenus, Victoria, Texas. ““My wife had a very troublesome cough. She used Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral and procured immediate relief.’* — ©. H. Poprick, Humphreys, Ga. 2 Money for the Bonds must be paid within 20 days after sale. No bids will be considered unless accompanied by a certified check for at least 5 per cent of the amount bid. TH, Carr, Clerk of the 3oard, the way for you if you need a good medicine, n8 Nevada City, Ca). Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral Received Highest Awards AT THE WORLD’S FAIR e22222909099999090000000 ? ie] LLLLLLLLLLLELLLLLILLLL222999¢ ie] be What More Do You Want ? PHOTOGRAPHS To be had in’ Nevada County, and atthe very Lowest Prices for FuirstClass, Artistic Work, His Studio is on York Street, a 4 6: eames That depends to a great extent upon the thing that is wanted. If you want the finest You _ Want . A. MOORB To.take them, lo Match with ft ehuse withou' it.” Get a free trial at Dickroman & Co.. Drug Store,. Md The Gombination___s eC) . (oat: a . ON BOY’S CLOTHING Is BROKEN For the Next Ten Days we are going to CUT PRICES on Boys’ Clothing ° , 4 é : { This is Cut No, 4---Biy’s Conbiraton Suit, Two Pair of Koop Pants aud a cap Made of Oregon Tweed, either dank ‘Blue or Gray, Nes from 4 to 14 years, $5 pr sui You can-save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. CARTER & JOHNSTON, Psy One Price Dealers in Men’s. and Boy’s Clothing, . . Commercial Street, Nevada City. : NEVADA CITY. GLOSING COATS A Ladies Will Find it to Their Advintare to. Give uy OUT. ae AT THE WHITE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, 9 and Childrens D CAPES. A Gall Bote Punchasing Ehewhere a Ihe Above Line Will be Closed Gut AL Prices That Will Astonish You. NE WMAN &CO., Broad Street, Nevada City. > 4) ee "Se wy AMAMAMAMMALALIIDADEDALOLOALOELAEDOLOLA RAND OPENING . : rey eee PP rs verere ‘* Brae" ae'o Ce ie id ak ae ae ete aM aaa e®, ON ES ESA / e $20 Slee eL6le ele eo eiele Said id id il id id es ele . . ane) how 3 ic: a i ~~ <2 SES ae —_——OFr— FALL CLOTHING. CHARLES ~The Leading Clothier of Nevada ity, Has just : «(oP all Clothing. ever recej inspect the ( right—yo th i is. ¢ oS GRIMES, ‘Teceived his first stock of Corner Broad and Pine Streets. oe Shee Wuidduididdddiiduiuiidi > Nothing equ: illed it {}}° ved here before. Gio and & 100ds—the prces are all } w will surely ‘say as a Ra = ft ® wh S! THUR CON! His F Tho lived o ship, f ously ¢ has fal has bee this cit disapp wide 0 were 0) that C denly. found « is belie He has althou, in all d receive Will Golden ville; v ‘Londo with tl had wi specim ing lot spectiv . intend: scale . New . there ° Last enterti: Club 2 . The fi and \ the se Mrs. \ were 2 N, Sh pitabl; and th tered . fullest A. ¢ arrive ‘evenir “pamec the S shot a which impri: gon b on th $he n With made the L nitud W anno ing. the d the ] Fran App’ atree Brai Sore Corr teed refu sale AW