November 18, 1893 (4 pages)

. ary cisco. 654 for jexual eases, rrhes, Syphfoo 68,imn Disnding g suc} prac. years “~ oO und is the flicted doctor id inthere, nation ose in of self sexual f both lucin uh oO) scienountein the nstli ineasiB, COnSoa pers, & ositicn jushes, 3 face, sump; mined, Hately, a cure de of ho are ladi+s, sibility in imo. 2in id coin 16 pureer on . of sale LF, n Wolf, os COUNslay yeLiog ance of sng 4 0 he 25 a estate heir of sed, the saidpriva ld coin nfirmamober, atate of 86 Cer ate and Nevada, ibed as lifornia, ount of by the ne after . before Power, r deliv. mone: the “4 ne: sale eS M. Heir. STOCKbe held lath, electing erve for 3 be fallacy of this generally accepted theory, it is a matter of a very short time when’ he . must give. up. “terday to attend Mrs. Manuel. Nevada * e ity Daily Transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10179 ae NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1893. i Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, Tt -HAD A BIG TIME. PERSONAL POINTERS. The Champion: Mining Company En-. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ tertained Their Visitors. Doings and Intentions. A large number of invited guests visited} Ben F. Deutsch of San Francisco arrived the Champion mine this afternoon to wit-} bere on last evening’s train. ness the starting up of the new machinery. Frank A. Sutter of Syracuse, New York, Superintendent Fred Zeitler had made am. 18 here spending a few days. ple preparations to entertain the visitors. R. H. Demaray and Harry Nordman, of A fine lunch was served, with an abundance . 8an Francisco, are in town. of drinkables and smokeables, and good. Harry Johnson of Alleghany is here on cheer prevailed on all sides. Numerous . business. speeches were made, the principal speakers] F. Wortell and W. Wortell, of tikes, being B. N. Shoccraft, Frank T. Nilon, . re visiting this prosperous burg. : Gus Kartschoke, (President of the Com-] AH. Karschner of Sheridan arrived pany), William H. Martin, Fred Zeitler, . bere this morhing. Joseph Schuster, Fred Seurls, J. G. O'Neill C. E. Zeivsler of San Francisco arrived and-others. here yesterday. ponderous machinery was set in] J. Strandberg of San Francisco arrived aieeak and worked like a charm, every~ thing about it having been put up in the most thorough and substantial manner, With this plant the company will be able to sink to a depth of 5,000 feet, if they this morning. sodesire. For years ‘it has been the theory John Justice; whe was badly burned sevof miners that the quartz ledges in. Nevada eral weeks ago, is able to be around on mining district did not extend down deeper orntenel. i as than 1,200 or ‘1,500 feet ; that when that Dee depth -was reached the quartz pinched out, A VERY MEAN TRICK. owing tothe granite formation that was —_— encountered. It is the intention of the Champion Company to test the truth or county. A. W. Ballard and, P, W. Ames were among the arrivals here from San Francisco Men to California. and that is why they have had such heavy. ‘Phe fact that railroad men are advertising hoisting and pumping machinery erected. . San Francisco in the East as a desirable They will sink their shaft a greater depth place for idle men to come to, is shown in than has ever been attained in this district, . the records of the fraternal organizations of and will settle to their own satisfaction, as} the city, says the Report. The meetings of well as others, the question of deep mining} the lodges of nearly all the orders are in this district. LKnterprise like this is. crowded with visiting brethren. Most. of deserving of publie commendation, and we] these are from the East and nearly all of wieh the Champion Company the -greatest . them say they were induced to come hither success in their work, hoping théir mine] by advertisements. Some of the orders have will increase in richness every year and that . established employment bureaus and the it will continue to yield golden treasures . necessity for them is on the increase. ‘Among for many years to come, or at any rate a8/ those that have such bureaus are the Odd long as Fred Zeitler and the other members. Fellows, Ancient Order United Workmen, “of the present company have anything to do. Knight of Pythias and American Legion of with it. They certainly deserve rich re-] Honor. They have secured employment for . ” wards forthe energy and perseverance they . a great many, but the number is atenns have shewn in developing the mine and] instead of diminishing. . bringing it to its present high standard, ae re 4 eee FRENCH CAPITAL INVESTED. SICK PEOPLE. ‘cama ¥ om a A French Mining Colony. in Trinity County. F. Heurtevant. and the Baron de la Grass Valley Union: There are more peo-. Grange, the two French capitalists regisple on the sick list in Grass Valley at the] tered in SanFrancisco, have just arrived present time then for months past, Bad from Trinity county full of enthusiasm for colds are very prevalent, a number are seri. the prospects of 4 French colony which they ously ill with pneumonia, while others are} are founding there. ,They have .invested sufforing frou: other carmen $200,000 in by drauljg gninin property in Wu. Carlyon is confined to his room witu . the neighborhood of eavéreill ana wm toe pneumonia.: construction of ditches, purchase ef electric Clifford, the youugest son of Wm. Hooper . machinery, etc. The tailings ‘from the mines of south’ Mill street, is seriously ill with discharged jnto the Trinity river, which is Many Suffering With Colds and Sez rious Ailments. pnetmonia. . ‘not navigable, and there is no fear of antiDennis Meagher was still alive at the} debris litigation in that quarter. : time this report closed, but Dr. Jones says ee Awaiting the News. o'a'o tind A Washington report says that Willis’ Samuel Kitto’s condition is such that ec email ccaiel Ga ae liek cesta h tertained for his recover f “= nee Me Colfax one ia steamer, informed that the Provisional GovShe is un-. c™Bment was prepared to resist by force’ the coriscious much of the time, but the doctor restoration of Liliuokalani.) If true 2 a has hopes that she will. recover. sufficient to account for the yneasy tn Mr. Stokes, proprietor of the Colfax mind so plainly ; wernt ee hotel, is ll with pleurisy, and a man named tion circles during ¢ Be ge e aided Jones, who resides on ‘the American river, provisional government refuses 8 i t is afflicted with hemorrhage of the lungs. . b¥ Mr. Patan _ renege al om It was reported last night that Mrs. Jeff either give up his sc Th was dangerously ill tioh.of the monarchy, of make’war upon a ies fi, ; oy the Provisional Government, This item of here last evening on his way to Sierra, Eastern Railroad Agents Sending Idle . LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home. Ag Happenings. A vement walk will be laid in front of the Gem saloon and Wild’s barber shop, on Brvad atreet, Additional street crossings are'to be put down in some places by Private oubenriptien. Pecor & Baker have finished their contract on street work. The same has been performed in a very satisfactory manner. A number of Grass Valleyans were present to witness the starting up of the new machinery at the Champion mine today. Orders for all kinds of job: printing filled promptly at the Transoript office and satisfaction guaranteed. All the hotels are crowded with guests. The other‘evening a party ef. three gentlemen could not get lodgings and had “ stay up all night. Water pipes were frozen the last two mornings at many residences. The season for letting the water run all night has. arrived, Joseph Wyer, the one-armed tramp, who was arrested yesterday for drunkenness, was sent to the county jail for twenty rs by Justice Carr. The crab clubs have reorganized for the winter. They meet every Thursday evening. ‘The demand for crabs will be good from this on. John Prestley, the knife grinder, who has for some time been camped in a boxcovered wagon near Marsh’s lumber yard, and who was arrested yesterday for ‘drawing a pistol on Charles Marsh, was fined the costs of the case by Justice Carr. It is reported that at Rough and Ready Thursday night the wind blew down a barn situated near. Odd Fellows Hall, and ‘that the roof of Henry Walters’ barn was torn off. A big tree was blown down on the Rough and ‘Ready road, besides a number of telegraph poles. . Dwelling Burned. Telegraph: At an early hour Friday morning the dwelling house owned by Thos, Ahearn and occupied by James Gallagher and family, was totally destroyed by fire. The place is situated near the road leading to the North Star mine, and back. of , the Fahey residence. Mr. Ahearn had an insurance on his house of $400 and he valued the house'at $750. There was a slight insurance on the household effects of Mr. Gallagher. ‘The house and all its contents were entirely destroyed, the family barely escaping with their lives, OO ‘A Maine tn Re PRilected Auburn Republican: About the first of December the commissioned officers forming the regiment to which Company D is attached will join with three regimental or field officers in the election of a Major for the battalion comprising Company D of Auburn, Company © of Nevada City, Company F of Woodland. and Company H of Grass Valley. Twenty-four commissioned offivers’uf the: companies contained in the regiment and three regimental officers will make the selection. ve Methodist Church. . 4 Services in the above church tomorrow as MIDWINTER FAIR. Business Transacted at the Meeting ei Yesterday. The Nevada county Commissioners for the Midwinter. Fair:met at Grass Valley yesterday; President 8. P. Dorsey presiding. Commissioners Zeitler and Mainhart were present, and the Secretary, D. B. Marwick. It was decided that a committee of three representative citizens from Nevada City and Grass Valley be appointed to collect funds to aid in carrying eut the exhibit. Accordingly the chair named the following: William Giffin, Fred Searls, Hon. E.' M. Preston, of Nevada City, and Samuel Granger, William Campbell and Charles H. Mitchell, of Grass Valley, It was the sense of the meeting that the Citizens Bank be Treasurer. The appointment of parties to collect ore for the exhibit was postponed until the next meeting. It is also the desire of the Commissioners, says the Telrgraph, that every member of the committee and sub-committees use every energy to make Nevada county’s, exhibit second to none in the State. -A united action is necessary and the committee feel certain that all will be harmonious and enthusiastic in the future. There is but a short time to go on and active work is necessary. The meeting adjourned to assemble again at the call of the President. Who Wants a Turkey? as H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed of every evening, commencing on Monday, at his old place on Pine street. nlg—4t, assiaananeuoury OOD tone ner on RicHarp Croker, the New York Democratic politician, is credited with having made nearly $100,000 through his racers this year. — Spocial Meeting. TPFAHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MERTING OF the stockholders of the Odin Gravel Miniug Co., to be held on the,2a day of December, 1803, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the office of the com. pas , for the purpose of transacting important siness, C. HESSE, President, CONCERT TONIGHT See By the New Brass Band, in front of the New. York Hotel. The following is the program to be rendered by the Nevada City Band at. the New York Hotel this — commencing at 7:30: P. M.: Mavoh-cAiheaces by Q. Southell. Selection—Songs of England, by Scholes. Tambone Solo—Silver Star, by Sutton. Soloist, John Blaney. i Waltz—After the Ball, by Short. 2 Baritone Sole—Tramp, Tramp, by Rollinson, Soloist, John Pedlar. Grand Fantasie. ‘Concord. Y. Bout. Cornet Solo—Nearer my God to Thee. Barnhouse. Soloist, J. Carveth. March—King. Southwell. Goods Attached. Rassack & Co., who recently opened in the Transcript building with a stock of $50 until the suit now pending is decided. shipped back to Reno, While the goods the city to secure payment of the license. Rassack gave bonds and the goods were released and mipped off today noon. ase bennett Salvation Army Doings. vation Army will visit Nevada City on November 20th and 21st. A holiness meet day afternoon. Adjutant and Mrs, Kernohan will lead. Christians especially are invited. Meetings both nights in the Barracks, Coffee supper Tuesday night and swearing in of one recruit. All are welcome, Rv Annual Meeting. HE regular Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Manzanita Oonsolidated Gravel Mining hedeceod igre will be held at the office of the Gompeny, © E, Mulloy’s Store, Bread street, Nevada ity, California. Wednesday, December 6th; 1803, At the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuin year, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting, K. CASPER, A, Roguapnrrs Ral ROBT, J. SIMMONS, ysooretary, Copyright OG. FOLEY’ S CANDIES--Put r and shipped to any part of the world. Veen Up li Reputat 00 This is the brief but universal comment of everybody in Nevada county with reapect to Foley: Itis a big Reputation, but Fosad fs raised it to [ts present point and s°abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’re Just as “s perfection as thing. in ae ry Pave er. nyce is F ~cannot.be m had a andthe satiistueent ' is now looked upon .as oneof the institutions of Nevada City It’s always time to be sweet on what you like best,andthe thing . which the public are particularly . \ fond ofis-the ever popular and palatable up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes usual, The pastor Rev. J. TI. Murrish will preach, Subjects, morning, ‘Gospel Light”; ‘night, ‘Call to Young’ People.” Sunday School at the’ close of the morning setyice. Epworth League meeting at 6 o'clock P. M. The young are specially invited to-all these ‘ news will make interest in the The: New. Time-Table. Time-table No, 49. goes into effect on the } ever. Narrow Gauge Railroad next Monday. There will be three, trains daily to and from Colfax. ‘The: first train to Colfax leaves this city at 5 a. M., the next at 104. m., connecting with local train arriving at San . ; Francisco at 7:15 pr, M., and overland for] weli presiding : the East. The train which leaves daily, ‘Sundays excepted, at 5:25 Pp. M., connects pjeaded not guilty. with overland trains from the east and west. "The train arriving at 9 A. M. connects with . of December are excused permanently, their overland trains from the east and overland services being no longer required this term. ll A leaving San Francisco at 5 r. w~ The train due here at 4:55 Pp. M. connects with overland leaving San Francisco at 74. mM. The 9:45 Pp. m. train from Colfax runs every day but Sunday and connects with local leaving Sacramento at 4:30 P. M. rt Oo Killing Female Daae. It is said-that some of the hunters have been killing female deer lately, Ié is unlawful to kill does, and the State Sportsmen’s Club and the Grass Valley club will prosecute any one who is informed on. The protection of does‘and fawns for a number of years past has caused a great increase in the number of deer, and any reasonable person can seé the beuefit’ thereof ‘and will ‘cheerfully observe the law. The present law prohibits any one from selling deer meat, and it is a good provision, too, as it shuts off the pot hunters who have made 4 business of killing them for the market, and inereases the chanées of the sportsman amd ethers to shoot a deer occasionally. ‘Liberty Circle Officers. The following were elected offiicers of power. Liberty Circle, No. 102; CO. O. F., at Grass Valley Thursday nigitt: Re.R--Dunstan, C. C.; Mra, J. M, Williams, S. C. C.; Mrs. . jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. W. 8. Webber, Rec. Sec. Mrs. R. R. Dunstail, Fin. See; John P. Oliver, Treas. ; Miss l}ié Steel, R. G.; Miss Nellie Rowe, 8. G.; Woodruff, I. G.; Rollin Vivian, 0.8; Me Rosie Rickard, Trustee,” ‘. works smoothly, and lively work will now arrival of the Australia more intense than pervinad: Matters presumably took shape before her departure from soe oe Superior . Court. People vs. Fred Vivian, ‘Arraigned and, The jurors who were to appear en the 6th The Blue Jay Mine. The Blue Jay mine, in Washington district, is a very promising piece of property, and the owners feal quite sanguine over the prospects. The mill has been completed and was started up yesterday. Everything be carried.on in the mine, The Miners wit Celebrate. Tomorrow the miners employed at the Champion will celebrate the starting of the new machinery. The Nevada City Cornet Band will be present and discourse music, A big time is entaipend. A mountTarn elk was" recently shot at}. Bucyrus, Kan., althongh there are no mountains inthe State, and elk were never plenty lr you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla, do not be persuaded: to take any other, Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which poneee — curative Hoop’s Pris’ cure Sind ills, biliousness, —+ 00-4 —-Congregational Church. Subject of disourse’m the evening— Everybody cordially invited. —————---6 0-9 f Got the Coin. The San Francisco Bulletin notes the re~ ceipt of $235.65 from Grass Valley as the result of a benefit given by Quartz Parlor, N. 8S. G. W., and Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. Ww. of that place for the Midwinter Fair. © pone tal _ For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript, Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co. is offered . ) for rent. Apply at this office, tf Wanted to Rent. A second~hand piano. Address, stating terms, etc., ‘‘ Piano,” Transcript office. Reliable parties. nl5-Iw .&. ¥ruitilaxi. The. California .Fruitilaxi Manufacturing ‘Company are offering. prizes to boys and girle tinder sixtéen years of age for painting in water colors an. outline sketch of the . Fruitilaxi Tree; copies of whieh can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing, the. proper cologs, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards being received, and tote painted in water colors, The first prize is $5; sécond prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen conThere will be preaching tomorrow “mornRosenbergs sams S ves Bros. ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. The following business was transacted in . gims. he Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald“Why Could Not We Cast. Him Out?” Sabbath school at the close of the morning} fOwded and must have room. service. Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. must be returned within forty.days after) LEARANCE SALE : —_—Oor—2 Ladies, Miss and. Childrens’ Chks. and Capes PALACE DRY ‘goobs STORE i We are now uaeieiie our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of We offer the entire Stock at such prices as was never before known here. * We have the very latest styles of beautiful Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevada County, as our stock is immense. —+ The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue until the 25th. CALL AND BE CONVINCED AT : : ROSENBERG BROS., The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy Goods House in the, County. CONTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. “BQ mae om = =. sae 4 or HARTMAN & DULAC, 6 s—The Prnges of Tailors. Our Suit Club is a Grand Sucdess. 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 . * aswell as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. ry We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for TO THE , AIP Midwinter Fair ! nce nce tment A Chance for Somedody to Go to the Midwinter Fait AT OUR EXPENSE! One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, By way of Stockton or Benicia, Wicset-eteass Motel in San freseined, This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be It 25 cents or clothing, réfused to pay the city license of $25, ie entitled to one guess for every purchase he or she makes. The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained In a glass jar . Yesterday they packed up their goods ‘and will have his or her fare paid to San Franciaco and return, including one week's had them taken to the depot, ready to be board and lodging at any tiretuh da hotel In San Francisco. The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 6th and ends on FEBRUARY were at the depot they were attached by . let, 1804, at 0 o'clock P. M. The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evens ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Bvans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city. y Our object dn doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and Adjutant and Mrs. Kernohan of the Sal-] show them that we can and do me wileneld thea & cher too-. NEAL Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete. As Cheap, If Not Cheaper Than any other House in This City. WE. HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF OVERCOAT S ——_—i. That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values, Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets... ae .Nevada City. AUCTION ! ! In order to reduce my Saturday, Nov. Ith at 7:30 P. M., And Continue the same every AUCTION ! 1! ee STOCK f SMM Curse ev oe ~~ Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Those who attend my sales will find. it very profitable to themselves as my stock of . Millinery, Dry Goods, Fancy: Goods, te. 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 CITY. ——=——————————————_—_—_——= 30 YEARS lest) OOVES TH MEN’S AND WOMEN’S EM THE BEST Rubbers WOONSOCKET Of all Descriptions. ) RUBBER, COMPANY Insist’ to Get. What You Ask For Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at a THE, STANDARD Woonsocket. Brand, Do Not Take What Merchants Try tv sell you on which there is a Larger Margiv and Less in Quality. OUR PURE GUM SAMPSON eae . Are Superior to Orack, Anti-Crack, or Patented Rubber Boots. ane * ion prizes ts each. pages de ie Overcoatings and Suitings, which we a ping to y up at ? F ; . Vv I . Give dsa and you'll never KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purity} — . Mre*’ Reet Beer: “the it been PRICES A. ae fufhorteny .;. your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Headquarters for this delicious and regret Commercial Street, nacri ; your Bowels-and make your Head clear as a healtLéul summer beverage—at the Beo-. bell. Matnd We. cone agra, hive Grocery Store, Commercial street . 0. mm Sh Woonsocket IS THE WORD. \ eee aE

. ary cisco. 654 for jexual eases, rrhes, Syphfoo 68,imn Disnding g suc} prac. years “~ oO und is the flicted doctor id inthere, nation ose in of self sexual f both lucin uh oO) scienountein the nstli ineasiB, COnSoa pers, & ositicn jushes, 3 face, sump; mined, Hately, a cure de of ho are ladi+s, sibility in imo. 2in id coin 16 pureer on . of sale LF, n Wolf, os COUNslay yeLiog ance of sng 4 0 he 25 a estate heir of sed, the saidpriva ld coin nfirmamober, atate of 86 Cer ate and Nevada, ibed as lifornia, ount of by the ne after . before Power, r deliv. mone: the “4 ne: sale eS M. Heir. STOCKbe held lath, electing erve for 3 be fallacy of this generally accepted theory, it is a matter of a very short time when’ he . must give. up. “terday to attend Mrs. Manuel. Nevada * e ity Daily Transcript. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10179 ae NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18, 1893. i Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co, Tt -HAD A BIG TIME. PERSONAL POINTERS. The Champion: Mining Company En-. A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ tertained Their Visitors. Doings and Intentions. A large number of invited guests visited} Ben F. Deutsch of San Francisco arrived the Champion mine this afternoon to wit-} bere on last evening’s train. ness the starting up of the new machinery. Frank A. Sutter of Syracuse, New York, Superintendent Fred Zeitler had made am. 18 here spending a few days. ple preparations to entertain the visitors. R. H. Demaray and Harry Nordman, of A fine lunch was served, with an abundance . 8an Francisco, are in town. of drinkables and smokeables, and good. Harry Johnson of Alleghany is here on cheer prevailed on all sides. Numerous . business. speeches were made, the principal speakers] F. Wortell and W. Wortell, of tikes, being B. N. Shoccraft, Frank T. Nilon, . re visiting this prosperous burg. : Gus Kartschoke, (President of the Com-] AH. Karschner of Sheridan arrived pany), William H. Martin, Fred Zeitler, . bere this morhing. Joseph Schuster, Fred Seurls, J. G. O'Neill C. E. Zeivsler of San Francisco arrived and-others. here yesterday. ponderous machinery was set in] J. Strandberg of San Francisco arrived aieeak and worked like a charm, every~ thing about it having been put up in the most thorough and substantial manner, With this plant the company will be able to sink to a depth of 5,000 feet, if they this morning. sodesire. For years ‘it has been the theory John Justice; whe was badly burned sevof miners that the quartz ledges in. Nevada eral weeks ago, is able to be around on mining district did not extend down deeper orntenel. i as than 1,200 or ‘1,500 feet ; that when that Dee depth -was reached the quartz pinched out, A VERY MEAN TRICK. owing tothe granite formation that was —_— encountered. It is the intention of the Champion Company to test the truth or county. A. W. Ballard and, P, W. Ames were among the arrivals here from San Francisco Men to California. and that is why they have had such heavy. ‘Phe fact that railroad men are advertising hoisting and pumping machinery erected. . San Francisco in the East as a desirable They will sink their shaft a greater depth place for idle men to come to, is shown in than has ever been attained in this district, . the records of the fraternal organizations of and will settle to their own satisfaction, as} the city, says the Report. The meetings of well as others, the question of deep mining} the lodges of nearly all the orders are in this district. LKnterprise like this is. crowded with visiting brethren. Most. of deserving of publie commendation, and we] these are from the East and nearly all of wieh the Champion Company the -greatest . them say they were induced to come hither success in their work, hoping théir mine] by advertisements. Some of the orders have will increase in richness every year and that . established employment bureaus and the it will continue to yield golden treasures . necessity for them is on the increase. ‘Among for many years to come, or at any rate a8/ those that have such bureaus are the Odd long as Fred Zeitler and the other members. Fellows, Ancient Order United Workmen, “of the present company have anything to do. Knight of Pythias and American Legion of with it. They certainly deserve rich re-] Honor. They have secured employment for . ” wards forthe energy and perseverance they . a great many, but the number is atenns have shewn in developing the mine and] instead of diminishing. . bringing it to its present high standard, ae re 4 eee FRENCH CAPITAL INVESTED. SICK PEOPLE. ‘cama ¥ om a A French Mining Colony. in Trinity County. F. Heurtevant. and the Baron de la Grass Valley Union: There are more peo-. Grange, the two French capitalists regisple on the sick list in Grass Valley at the] tered in SanFrancisco, have just arrived present time then for months past, Bad from Trinity county full of enthusiasm for colds are very prevalent, a number are seri. the prospects of 4 French colony which they ously ill with pneumonia, while others are} are founding there. ,They have .invested sufforing frou: other carmen $200,000 in by drauljg gninin property in Wu. Carlyon is confined to his room witu . the neighborhood of eavéreill ana wm toe pneumonia.: construction of ditches, purchase ef electric Clifford, the youugest son of Wm. Hooper . machinery, etc. The tailings ‘from the mines of south’ Mill street, is seriously ill with discharged jnto the Trinity river, which is Many Suffering With Colds and Sez rious Ailments. pnetmonia. . ‘not navigable, and there is no fear of antiDennis Meagher was still alive at the} debris litigation in that quarter. : time this report closed, but Dr. Jones says ee Awaiting the News. o'a'o tind A Washington report says that Willis’ Samuel Kitto’s condition is such that ec email ccaiel Ga ae liek cesta h tertained for his recover f “= nee Me Colfax one ia steamer, informed that the Provisional GovShe is un-. c™Bment was prepared to resist by force’ the coriscious much of the time, but the doctor restoration of Liliuokalani.) If true 2 a has hopes that she will. recover. sufficient to account for the yneasy tn Mr. Stokes, proprietor of the Colfax mind so plainly ; wernt ee hotel, is ll with pleurisy, and a man named tion circles during ¢ Be ge e aided Jones, who resides on ‘the American river, provisional government refuses 8 i t is afflicted with hemorrhage of the lungs. . b¥ Mr. Patan _ renege al om It was reported last night that Mrs. Jeff either give up his sc Th was dangerously ill tioh.of the monarchy, of make’war upon a ies fi, ; oy the Provisional Government, This item of here last evening on his way to Sierra, Eastern Railroad Agents Sending Idle . LOCALS IN BRIEF. Summarized Mention of Minor Home. Ag Happenings. A vement walk will be laid in front of the Gem saloon and Wild’s barber shop, on Brvad atreet, Additional street crossings are'to be put down in some places by Private oubenriptien. Pecor & Baker have finished their contract on street work. The same has been performed in a very satisfactory manner. A number of Grass Valleyans were present to witness the starting up of the new machinery at the Champion mine today. Orders for all kinds of job: printing filled promptly at the Transoript office and satisfaction guaranteed. All the hotels are crowded with guests. The other‘evening a party ef. three gentlemen could not get lodgings and had “ stay up all night. Water pipes were frozen the last two mornings at many residences. The season for letting the water run all night has. arrived, Joseph Wyer, the one-armed tramp, who was arrested yesterday for drunkenness, was sent to the county jail for twenty rs by Justice Carr. The crab clubs have reorganized for the winter. They meet every Thursday evening. ‘The demand for crabs will be good from this on. John Prestley, the knife grinder, who has for some time been camped in a boxcovered wagon near Marsh’s lumber yard, and who was arrested yesterday for ‘drawing a pistol on Charles Marsh, was fined the costs of the case by Justice Carr. It is reported that at Rough and Ready Thursday night the wind blew down a barn situated near. Odd Fellows Hall, and ‘that the roof of Henry Walters’ barn was torn off. A big tree was blown down on the Rough and ‘Ready road, besides a number of telegraph poles. . Dwelling Burned. Telegraph: At an early hour Friday morning the dwelling house owned by Thos, Ahearn and occupied by James Gallagher and family, was totally destroyed by fire. The place is situated near the road leading to the North Star mine, and back. of , the Fahey residence. Mr. Ahearn had an insurance on his house of $400 and he valued the house'at $750. There was a slight insurance on the household effects of Mr. Gallagher. ‘The house and all its contents were entirely destroyed, the family barely escaping with their lives, OO ‘A Maine tn Re PRilected Auburn Republican: About the first of December the commissioned officers forming the regiment to which Company D is attached will join with three regimental or field officers in the election of a Major for the battalion comprising Company D of Auburn, Company © of Nevada City, Company F of Woodland. and Company H of Grass Valley. Twenty-four commissioned offivers’uf the: companies contained in the regiment and three regimental officers will make the selection. ve Methodist Church. . 4 Services in the above church tomorrow as MIDWINTER FAIR. Business Transacted at the Meeting ei Yesterday. The Nevada county Commissioners for the Midwinter. Fair:met at Grass Valley yesterday; President 8. P. Dorsey presiding. Commissioners Zeitler and Mainhart were present, and the Secretary, D. B. Marwick. It was decided that a committee of three representative citizens from Nevada City and Grass Valley be appointed to collect funds to aid in carrying eut the exhibit. Accordingly the chair named the following: William Giffin, Fred Searls, Hon. E.' M. Preston, of Nevada City, and Samuel Granger, William Campbell and Charles H. Mitchell, of Grass Valley, It was the sense of the meeting that the Citizens Bank be Treasurer. The appointment of parties to collect ore for the exhibit was postponed until the next meeting. It is also the desire of the Commissioners, says the Telrgraph, that every member of the committee and sub-committees use every energy to make Nevada county’s, exhibit second to none in the State. -A united action is necessary and the committee feel certain that all will be harmonious and enthusiastic in the future. There is but a short time to go on and active work is necessary. The meeting adjourned to assemble again at the call of the President. Who Wants a Turkey? as H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed of every evening, commencing on Monday, at his old place on Pine street. nlg—4t, assiaananeuoury OOD tone ner on RicHarp Croker, the New York Democratic politician, is credited with having made nearly $100,000 through his racers this year. — Spocial Meeting. TPFAHERE WILL BE A SPECIAL MERTING OF the stockholders of the Odin Gravel Miniug Co., to be held on the,2a day of December, 1803, at 8 o'clock P. M., at the office of the com. pas , for the purpose of transacting important siness, C. HESSE, President,

CONCERT TONIGHT See By the New Brass Band, in front of the New. York Hotel. The following is the program to be rendered by the Nevada City Band at. the New York Hotel this — commencing at 7:30: P. M.: Mavoh-cAiheaces by Q. Southell. Selection—Songs of England, by Scholes. Tambone Solo—Silver Star, by Sutton. Soloist, John Blaney. i Waltz—After the Ball, by Short. 2 Baritone Sole—Tramp, Tramp, by Rollinson, Soloist, John Pedlar. Grand Fantasie. ‘Concord. Y. Bout. Cornet Solo—Nearer my God to Thee. Barnhouse. Soloist, J. Carveth. March—King. Southwell. Goods Attached. Rassack & Co., who recently opened in the Transcript building with a stock of $50 until the suit now pending is decided. shipped back to Reno, While the goods the city to secure payment of the license. Rassack gave bonds and the goods were released and mipped off today noon. ase bennett Salvation Army Doings. vation Army will visit Nevada City on November 20th and 21st. A holiness meet day afternoon. Adjutant and Mrs, Kernohan will lead. Christians especially are invited. Meetings both nights in the Barracks, Coffee supper Tuesday night and swearing in of one recruit. All are welcome, Rv Annual Meeting. HE regular Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the Manzanita Oonsolidated Gravel Mining hedeceod igre will be held at the office of the Gompeny, © E, Mulloy’s Store, Bread street, Nevada ity, California. Wednesday, December 6th; 1803, At the hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M. for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuin year, and the transaction of such other business as may come before the meeting, K. CASPER, A, Roguapnrrs Ral ROBT, J. SIMMONS, ysooretary, Copyright OG.. FOLEY’ S CANDIES--Put r and shipped to any part of the world. Veen Up li Reputat 00 This is the brief but universal comment of everybody in Nevada county with reapect to Foley: Itis a big Reputation, but Fosad fs raised it to [ts present point and s°abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as well as his reputation, and they’re Just as “s perfection as thing. in ae ry Pave er. nyce is F ~cannot.be m had a andthe satiistueent ' is now looked upon .as oneof the institutions of Nevada City It’s always time to be sweet on what you like best,andthe thing . which the public are particularly . \ fond ofis-the ever popular and palatable up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes usual, The pastor Rev. J. TI. Murrish will preach, Subjects, morning, ‘Gospel Light”; ‘night, ‘Call to Young’ People.” Sunday School at the’ close of the morning setyice. Epworth League meeting at 6 o'clock P. M. The young are specially invited to-all these ‘ news will make interest in the The: New. Time-Table. Time-table No, 49. goes into effect on the } ever. Narrow Gauge Railroad next Monday. There will be three, trains daily to and from Colfax. ‘The: first train to Colfax leaves this city at 5 a. M., the next at 104. m., connecting with local train arriving at San . ; Francisco at 7:15 pr, M., and overland for] weli presiding : the East. The train which leaves daily, ‘Sundays excepted, at 5:25 Pp. M., connects pjeaded not guilty. with overland trains from the east and west. "The train arriving at 9 A. M. connects with . of December are excused permanently, their overland trains from the east and overland services being no longer required this term. ll A leaving San Francisco at 5 r. w~ The train due here at 4:55 Pp. M. connects with overland leaving San Francisco at 74. mM. The 9:45 Pp. m. train from Colfax runs every day but Sunday and connects with local leaving Sacramento at 4:30 P. M. rt Oo Killing Female Daae. It is said-that some of the hunters have been killing female deer lately, Ié is unlawful to kill does, and the State Sportsmen’s Club and the Grass Valley club will prosecute any one who is informed on. The protection of does‘and fawns for a number of years past has caused a great increase in the number of deer, and any reasonable person can seé the beuefit’ thereof ‘and will ‘cheerfully observe the law. The present law prohibits any one from selling deer meat, and it is a good provision, too, as it shuts off the pot hunters who have made 4 business of killing them for the market, and inereases the chanées of the sportsman amd ethers to shoot a deer occasionally. ‘Liberty Circle Officers. The following were elected offiicers of power. Liberty Circle, No. 102; CO. O. F., at Grass Valley Thursday nigitt: Re.R--Dunstan, C. C.; Mra, J. M, Williams, S. C. C.; Mrs. . jaundice, indigestion, sick headache. W. 8. Webber, Rec. Sec. Mrs. R. R. Dunstail, Fin. See; John P. Oliver, Treas. ; Miss l}ié Steel, R. G.; Miss Nellie Rowe, 8. G.; Woodruff, I. G.; Rollin Vivian, 0.8; Me Rosie Rickard, Trustee,” ‘. works smoothly, and lively work will now arrival of the Australia more intense than pervinad: Matters presumably took shape before her departure from soe oe Superior . Court. People vs. Fred Vivian, ‘Arraigned and, The jurors who were to appear en the 6th The Blue Jay Mine. The Blue Jay mine, in Washington district, is a very promising piece of property, and the owners feal quite sanguine over the prospects. The mill has been completed and was started up yesterday. Everything be carried.on in the mine, The Miners wit Celebrate. Tomorrow the miners employed at the Champion will celebrate the starting of the new machinery. The Nevada City Cornet Band will be present and discourse music, A big time is entaipend. A mountTarn elk was" recently shot at}. Bucyrus, Kan., althongh there are no mountains inthe State, and elk were never plenty lr you have made up your mind to buy Hood's Sarsaparilla, do not be persuaded: to take any other, Be sure to get Hood’s Sarsaparilla, which poneee — curative Hoop’s Pris’ cure Sind ills, biliousness, —+ 00-4 —-Congregational Church. Subject of disourse’m the evening— Everybody cordially invited. —————---6 0-9 f Got the Coin. The San Francisco Bulletin notes the re~ ceipt of $235.65 from Grass Valley as the result of a benefit given by Quartz Parlor, N. 8S. G. W., and Manzanita Parlor, N. D. G. Ww. of that place for the Midwinter Fair. © pone tal _ For Rent. The large store-room in Transcript, Block lately occupied by Rassak & Co. is offered . ) for rent. Apply at this office, tf Wanted to Rent. A second~hand piano. Address, stating terms, etc., ‘‘ Piano,” Transcript office. Reliable parties. nl5-Iw .&. ¥ruitilaxi. The. California .Fruitilaxi Manufacturing ‘Company are offering. prizes to boys and girle tinder sixtéen years of age for painting in water colors an. outline sketch of the . Fruitilaxi Tree; copies of whieh can be procured at Vinton’s drug store. The full-size tree, showing, the. proper cologs, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards being received, and tote painted in water colors, The first prize is $5; sécond prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen conThere will be preaching tomorrow “mornRosenbergs sams S ves Bros. ing and evening by the pastor, Rev. J. The following business was transacted in . gims. he Superior Court today, Hon. John Cald“Why Could Not We Cast. Him Out?” Sabbath school at the close of the morning} fOwded and must have room. service. Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. must be returned within forty.days after) LEARANCE SALE : —_—Oor—2 Ladies, Miss and. Childrens’ Chks. and Capes PALACE DRY ‘goobs STORE i We are now uaeieiie our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of We offer the entire Stock at such prices as was never before known here. * We have the very latest styles of beautiful Ladies’ Cloaks For Five Dollars--well worth Ten Dollars. This will be the largest and cheapest sale ever known in Nevada County, as our stock is immense. —+ The Sale will commence on Monday, Nov. 13th, and continue until the 25th. CALL AND BE CONVINCED AT : : ROSENBERG BROS., The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy Goods House in the, County. CONTRY ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. “BQ mae om = =. sae 4 or HARTMAN & DULAC, 6 s—The Prnges of Tailors. Our Suit Club is a Grand Sucdess. 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 . * aswell as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. ry We have a Full Line of the Latest Fall and Winter Samples for TO THE , AIP Midwinter Fair ! nce nce tment A Chance for Somedody to Go to the Midwinter Fait AT OUR EXPENSE! One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, By way of Stockton or Benicia, Wicset-eteass Motel in San freseined, This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be It 25 cents or clothing, réfused to pay the city license of $25, ie entitled to one guess for every purchase he or she makes. The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained In a glass jar . Yesterday they packed up their goods ‘and will have his or her fare paid to San Franciaco and return, including one week's had them taken to the depot, ready to be board and lodging at any tiretuh da hotel In San Francisco. The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 6th and ends on FEBRUARY were at the depot they were attached by . let, 1804, at 0 o'clock P. M. The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Show Window every day and evens ing until the Ist of February, at which time the seal will be broken and the Bvans counted by a committee of any three gentlemen in this city. y Our object dn doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and Adjutant and Mrs. Kernohan of the Sal-] show them that we can and do me wileneld thea & cher too-. NEAL Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Boots, Shoes, Ete. As Cheap, If Not Cheaper Than any other House in This City. WE. HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF OVERCOAT S ——_—i. That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are good values, Sizes from 35 to 44. Come and guess at the Beans and go to the Midwinter Fair at our expense. CARTER & JOHNSTON, One-Price Clothiers, Corner Pine and Commercial Streets..... ae .Nevada City. AUCTION ! ! In order to reduce my Saturday, Nov. Ith at 7:30 P. M., And Continue the same every AUCTION ! 1! ee STOCK f SMM Curse ev oe ~~ Monday, Thursday and Saturday Evenings UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. Those who attend my sales will find. it very profitable to themselves as my stock of . Millinery, Dry Goods, Fancy: Goods, te. 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 CITY. ——=——————————————_—_—_——= 30 YEARS lest) OOVES TH MEN’S AND WOMEN’S EM THE BEST Rubbers WOONSOCKET Of all Descriptions. ) RUBBER, COMPANY Insist’ to Get. What You Ask For Including One Week’s Board and Lodging at a THE, STANDARD Woonsocket. Brand, Do Not Take What Merchants Try tv sell you on which there is a Larger Margiv and Less in Quality. OUR PURE GUM SAMPSON eae . Are Superior to Orack, Anti-Crack, or Patented Rubber Boots. ane * ion prizes ts each. pages de ie Overcoatings and Suitings, which we a ping to y up at ? F ; . Vv I . Give dsa and you'll never KARL'S CLOVER ROOT will purity} — . Mre*’ Reet Beer: “the it been PRICES A. ae fufhorteny .;. your Blood, clear your Complexion, regulate Headquarters for this delicious and regret Commercial Street, nacri ; your Bowels-and make your Head clear as a healtLéul summer beverage—at the Beo-. bell. Matnd We. cone agra, hive Grocery Store, Commercial street . 0. mm Sh Woonsocket IS THE WORD. \ eee aE