November 20, 1895 (4 pages)

Secidarieca paar caceaiger aration * eee TN AOS AOE AE NOMS ONO TS LOLS BT AE “ DAILY TRANSCRIPT ees ba Sept. 6. 1860., Nevada City, Nevada yeenty: pees ae Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TreRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When = Paid in Advance fer a Full Year, X Calif. LocAL RgeaDino Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequént Time, One Dollar a Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application © es 20, 1895. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. Summarized Mention of Minor Home ~ Happenings, The new timetable of the Narrow Gauge Railroad appears in today’s TRANSCRIPT. A social will be held at the Methodist Church this evening by the Epworth League. Don’t fail to attend the grand concert on ‘Thursday evening and hear Mrs. Prisk sing. Every performer an artist and every nun; fl ber a gem. Ba “ tae : Don’t miss hearing Wilfred Harris in his ‘ en : 4 humorous sermon at the concert at the Theater tomorrow evening. Mrs. Howard will sing ‘‘Birds in Drea land Sleep,” and-‘‘The Sweetest Story Ever Told,” at the concert on Thursday evening, . As pretty wedding cakes as we ever, saw were exhibited in the window at Durst’s bakery yesterday. They are for the wedboty ding tonight. mis One of the best horses owned by James ' Hennessey, proprietor of the Empire livery stable, was taken sick Sunday and died yesterday. The juvenile class of the Nevada City Athletic Club was organized last evening} by Prof. Barr. A class for ladies will probably be organized before tong. r SRE. : Hydraulic Mining. The California Debris Commission has } just granted permits to tne owners of the : following mines to operate their claims by } the hydraulic process: “Bobbie Burns mine, near Placerville, E] Dorado county; Tiedea : man mine, near Georgetown, El Dorado county; Blacklock mine, near Placerville, El Dorado county; Goodhope Mining Com-' . A : pany in the Richmond Hill mine, near La Porte, Plumas county; King Sayre mine, near Port Wine, Sierra county: Canada mine, near Port Wine, Sierra county; Pacitic mine, near St. Louis, Siérra county; Ferre] mine, owned by the Kureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company, near Columbia : ve Hill, Nevada county; Fred Lewis mine,near = ral : —tpanuish Ranch, Plumas county; Dutch : e mine, near La Porte, Sierra county; Sailor Creek mine, near Garden Valley, E] Dorado county; aud permits have been given to construct impounding daims to the following mines: Martin mine, near Placerville, El Dorado eovinty; Plumas Blue’ Gravel wine, near Nelson Point, Plumas county; Chaparrel Hill mine, near Onion Valley, Plumas county; Arctic mine, near Butte Valley, “Plamae county; Michigan Hill mine, near Quincy, Plumas county; Jackson Creek inine, near Cromberg, Plumas county; Miocene. mine, near Crescent Mills, Plumas. county. oo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., Nov. 20, 1895: * Anderson, J. B. aldassi, ‘“ Brouse, E. Bussten, Fag Jonathan Evans, Kvan (2) 7 McKunzel, Wm. A. ; Sigmune, Julius s : Skinkle, Miss Hattie Ne Se Stevens, Wm, H. I. i Titmuss, Arthur ae West, Beeher G. (2) Wheaton, Chas. W. Woods, E If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8. Caukins, P, M. y _ Superior Court. as 1 The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon, John ~—~—~Caldwell, presiding : , People of the State of California va. te = Pe Plea of ‘‘Not Guilty” entered, In the matter of the estate of John Daniels, deceased, . Order appointing Chas, Grimes, E. B. Power and J. J. Jackson, appraisers of said estate and order of publication of notice to creditors. D. P. Stewart va. D. 8, Donohue, Order granting defendant 5 days additional time from ond after November hi 1895, to answer. : Once More. A last performance of ‘'The Triumph of Love” at. Nevada Theatre tonight. If you feel blue and ont of sorts go and see the pretty girls and the crowd of bright-eyed merry children, The very sight of so much youth and beauty will infuse new life in sluggish veins, and make you wish that Cupid’s dart might be turned your way. Only 25 cents all over the house. No reserved seats. ; ; ae Oe ae On the Field. J. WH. Reader, one of the best known men in the county, is a candidate for’ the ' offic’ of Supervisor of the Fourth District. If ,elected, he will prove to be a No. 1 man for the position. “Iv is cyident that the next Republican National Cenvention will rot select a candidate without cevera! ballots; and it also seoms likely that the longer the balloting * jasté the worse it will be for those who are bg ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, re ck of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Johnny Donnelly is in town. J. F. Scott of Wheatland is in town. H. German of San Juan is in town, W. J. Stephens is over from San Juan. Geo. Potter arrived here this morning from Sissons, Royal T. Heath of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Dr. W.P. Sawyer came over from Grass Valley today. Peter Tautphaus and. Dr. turned to San Francisco today. James McBride, the hardware drummer, is up’ from San Francisco, Joseph. H. Hall canie down from Washington today. Dr. R. D. Sedding Blomfield today, Mrs. C. H. Sooy came over from San Juan today. : Mrs. Withelm was over from Grasi ae ley today. Wm. Harper came up from Auburn last night. J. H. Eddy who has: been sick is improving. Abel Delbridge will leave today for E] Dorado county, Liebrick reG,. Ae" Halse is down from the Erie mine, A.' Helwig was down from Blooinfield yesterday, Miss Kate Archer was over from San Juan yesterday. Francis Le Duc was down ffdm Bloomfield yesterday, Miss Annie Dower fetiensd: last night from San Francisco, Miss Landsburg and Mrs. down from Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. M. E. Porter and Mrs.-J. Salter were over from San Juan yesterday. J. A. Stephens of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. Dr. Calymer of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Mrs. N. Meany left on the noon train for San Francisco to spend the winter. , J.C. Lyon and John Fippin of Rough and Ready were in town today. Mrs, T. Powell and Mrs. Wm. Dauiels left Tuesday for San Jose to visit friends, Superintendent Rogers is visiting the schools in the northern part of the. county. Miss Francis Morris, sister of A. W. Morris, is expected here in a few days, Otto Woehler, of the Spenceville Copper Company, was in town last evening. Miss Nettie Hackley is home from Lowell Hill, where she has been téaching, Miss Esther Kistle arrived here from San Francisco last evening, on a visit to her folks. ° : James Rose and wife of Emigrant Gap are visiting James Kitts and family at Town Talk. P. Cummins and F, Cummins, of North Bloomfield, their way home. Wetzel were arrived here lust evening on +00 — Will Put in Telephones. Superintendent Cunningham has obtained orders for telephones from the following, W; H. Crawford, J. 8. Holbrook, Dr,. J. F, Shaw, at their residences; W. G, Richards, George C. H. Dickerman & Co., Scadden & Oleveland, stores; T. P. Byrne, planing mill; J. S, Holbrook, Six more have Gaylord, office, the old subscribers will continue, which will make about sixty in all. Brady Convicted. The jury in the case of Jack Brady, the train robber and murderer, who was. tried at Marysville, brought in a verdict late yesterday afternoon, finding the defendant guilty of the murder of Sheriff Bogard, and fixing the penalty at imprisonment for life. ~ 0G —— Went Off the Grade, Yesterday afternoon while Henry Lane was driving to Marysville he tried to pas a wood wagon near Rough and Ready, of his horses shied and the team and buggy went off the grade. Lane was thrown under the buggy and sustained some slight injuries. One of the horses wrs badly hurt. Procuring another horse at Rough and Ready, Lane continued on: bis way to Marysville. \One Hauu’s Hair Renewer renders the hair lustrous and silked, gives itjan even. color, and enebles women to put it up ina great variety of styles, ee came down from, . the eye will be destroyed, ordered telephones, and all ‘BY. TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afetrnoon. The Langdon property, situated near the depot, which was sold yesterday, was purchased by Phillip Morehead. The price paid was $1025. steadily advancing. Grass Valley real estate i, There was quite a row in Boston Ravine Monday, in‘ which Richard Hodge was slightly cut under the arm with a knife and also struck on the head with a hammer, both weapons being yielded by one Wm, Smith, From what we could learn the row occurred and over a card game it Was a general 4 rough-and-tumble -fight, wherein bottles stones and nearly every missile played a part. Both of the belligerents were quite badly disfigured. No arrests have been made-up to this writing, though warrants ‘are out for both parties, charging them with battery. He gaged A, J. Ridge to defend him, a jury trial on Tuesday next. has enf Yhe rewly-elected officers of Aurora Chapter, O. E. S., were installed Monday evening, After the installation, the retiring Smith has given himsetf-up-and-witt have} FIRE IN A FACTORY. Spreading So Quickly That It Causes’a Panic. New York, Nov, 19.—Fire in a six. story building at 98 Clinton. street, today caused a panic among 200 people working there. QOne.is known to have perished, and othersmay have met a similar fate. The basement in which _the fire started was occupied as a candle factory, and the tallow caused the fire to spread rapidly, cutting off egress by the stairs, Several “men jumped from the rvof and from the windows to the tops of adjoining buildings, After the building had been. gutted,. the firemen began searching for bodies, and one was found. One of those who jumped, Meyer Lipschitz, is fatally injured. . “Joseph Lipschitz sustained internal injuries, as well as a hurt of the back, which may result in death. THE NEXT FIGHT. It Will Take Place in Mexico Next Jan4 wary, New York, Nov. 19—The _Herald. this morning says that a fight between Peter Maher and Bob Fitzsimmons, for the heavyMatron, Mrs. Halsall, efficient Secretary, Mrs. Eliza Rogers, were Emily and the presented with neat tokens of appreciation, the former receiving-an emblém and the latter a souvenir spoon, : : Several days ago. “Uncle” Johe Rodgers was thrown from his cart and landing ona sharpyrock had his eye badly cut. For sev~ eral days Dr, Jamieson thought it possible to save the eye, but the doctor now thinks This will render Mr Rodgers almost totally blind, as it will be remembered the sight of one of his eyes was destroyed a number of years ago. J. F, Kidder is improving and hopes are now entertained of his recovery, Rey. Father Mesplier, who has resided in Grass Valley about a year, died last night. .Deceased was formerly engaged in missionary work.among the Indians of the Northwest, going as early as 1847 to the moypth of the Columbia river. He worked through Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana for many years, Hewas an uncle of J. P. Melville’ of Grass Valley and over seventy years of age. The loss by the fire at J. Bennetts’ house on the Colfax road yesterday. was $2,000; $1,000. ‘ Mrs. James Conners died today, death insurance, resulting from the effects of malaria. Deceased was about 60 years of age and leaves a husband and a grown son and daughter, Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No fpe te nor Energy \ Miserable IN THE EXTREME, 42 Fiands mm COVERED —with— SORES: CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla weight championship of the’ world, seems assured. now Dan Stuart’s offer of $10,009 for the contest between the big fellows, to take place at Juarez, Mexico, on January 18th, has been accepted by John Quinn, for Maher. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25c. el ee love it. Sold by agitate Jo. For Supervisor, fourth District. J. H. READER Is hereby announced ag a candidate for he office of Supervisor for the cn District;--Election, November He hopes every friend of his in the District will give him a warm si aha n20 Assessment Notice. DIN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMpany, Nevada Cie Cal. Notice is hereby wiven that ata meeting of the Board of Direetors, held onthe 18th day of Nov., 1595, an assessment (No. 13) of 1 cent per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable December 28d, 1895, to the Secretary, at the office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal.,in U: 8. gold coin, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 23d day of Lecember, 1895, will be delinquent and advertised for gale at pnblie auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on 10th’ day of Pagid sph 1895, at the hour of 2 o'clock Pp. at the office of the Secretary of s id Gurhocation. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ore pses Of sale. By.order of the Board of eg Af ha Ns ne JASPER, Secretary, 2—Carter ohnsto street, Nevada City, Cal, ae Mee an ine INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Evangeline Chapter of the Eastern Star Holds Interesting Exercises. Past Patron BE. M. Preston, assisted by Mrs, H, Stansfield as Grand Marshal, last evening installed the officers of Evangeline follows: Worthy Matron, hay Louisa Plummer; Worthy Patron, JY Rolfe; Associate Matron, Miss nee " Giga ‘Secretary, Mrs. Jennie Treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Conductress, Mrs, Isabella Richards; Associate Conductress, Mrs, Jennie Hall; Adah, Miss Pauline Cohn; Ruth, Mrs, Francis Marsh; Esther, Miss Ella Floyd; Martha, Mrs. Kate Reynolds; Electa, Mrs, Eliza Me¢Cutchan; Chaplain, Mrs. M., O. Davenport; Warden, Mrs. -Hosken, proxy for Mrs, Emily Rolfe; Sentinel, Mrs. A, Loeklin;-Organist, Miss Edith Edwards, Following the installatioti a-literary proHolmes; Giles; by Mrs, A. Locklin, Mrs. Louisa Plummer and Miss Pauline Cohn, and a solo by Miss Nellie Martin, Mrs, Emily Hoskin, the retiring Matron, was presented with a handsome Past Matron’s jewel. Past Patron T, B. Gray made the presentation speech. Cato A delegation of members came up from Grass Valley to attend the installation. conclusion of the evening’s pleasures. Nevada County Narow Gauge . B. sale che ae a a uae cies us i TIME TABLE NO. 51. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on ‘and after Wednesday, November 20th, 1505, as follows ; \ LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5.30 A Daily; connecting with Lo: : eal Train arriving at San +ranciseo via. Sto kton at 4.148 P, M 12.00 ri Daily vonnecting with Overland Train lexving San Francisco at 7:00 A. M. snd Overland Train arriving at Sau Francisco at 8:45 P.M. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 P [1 ARRIVING FROM COLFAX, 9-43 ATI Daily, connecting with 4. 45 P iy Overland Train leaving Sun Francisco at 7:00 A, M. and Overland from o. Daily connecting with Local 40 P rr Train leaving Weabatiente at os 7 M, and all points South. JOHN F. KIDDER, Pres. & Gen’l, Manager, EDW'D. H. BROWN, Superintendent. . DAILY. ) Fare on this train, 25 cents, Daily, connecting with Overiand train from East, Ryan & Stenson's Announcement site stock the celebrated stylish shoes made in America. ‘ MEN AND BOYS! offer you goods at the lowest prices. Our large stock. of Ladies’ and Men’s of the newest styles, For the first time we 5 pubtialt in the Nevads City. papers some facts that will interest you. Laptes! We respectfully inform you that we have late ly adde Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Fine Shoes. i by alg are without doubt the most comfortable, and best wearing Our Shoe Window exhibits a_ — . grand display of these goods. We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes, and as we ‘Prices down to Eastern rates; d to our imniense and most soll fcr’ cash only we Fancy Slippers for Xmas presente is Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine’Hats. RYAN & STENSON, “Several years ago, my blood was in ©; bad condition, my system all run down, Q; and. my general health very much im© pour: My hands were covered with O large sores, discharging all the time. I @' had no stre ngth nor energy and my feelOf, Len were miserable inthe extreme, At @ last, T commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsa©} arilla and soon noticeda change forthe @ etter. My appetite returned and with @ it, renewed strengtli., Ento urs iged by © these results, 1 ih on taking the Sar@ saparilla, till I had used six bottles, and @ my healtii w asrestored.’ A.A. Towns; 9 prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. bs yer’ Sonty arsaparil id 3 oO Admitted 2 AT THE WORLD’S FAIR rd 9999990099999999900900003 See our Furnishing Window y diatley. .\ Cs now rewarded as.the leading aspirants, eee The Gombination __. ON BOY'S CLOTHING IS BROKEN For the: Next Ten Days we ave going to CUT PRICES on Boys Clothing This is Cut No. {—-Boy' Cowbination Suits, Two Pair of Kae Pants and Ca) 2 to Match with exh iat. Made of Grovon Tweed, either dutk Blue op (ray, 1 Sizes from 4 to You can save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. . CARTER & JOHNSTON, One Price Dealers i in Men's and Boy’s Clothing, Commercial al Set, Nevada City. Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of ‘Men’ 8s and Boys’ Hats, White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter G MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Underwear, Fancy Scarfs, loves of all descriptions, Chapter, No. 9, Order of Eastern Stat, as], gram was rendered, consisting of recitations . The nice banquet served: was a fitting CO: ypc *— tLadies Will Fad it to Thet’ Ay ntage. to hand corner, $18.00. corner, $20. of room.) Bureau $10. cents each. Rocker not to. exceed $2. Freight on either of these 35 to’ Nevada City. Hardwood ahi, Aacque Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with: Bureau shown German With. cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper Jeft hand (Washstand omitted for lack Separate pieces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Washstand in upper right J. + bevel glass 20x24 $3. Chairs 75 Syi75. “lable $1.25. suits guaranteed John Breuner 604-606-608 K ‘ST., SACRAMENTO OPERA. “HOUSE, Wednesday Eve'ng Nov. 20th, of the Beautiful “Fairy Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE.” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! Grand. production Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant hiss . Charming Tableau, Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances Bright and Sparkling. General Admis= Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, . They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT Scddden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, : —ARE SELLING THE— -. FRESHEST AND BEST Grocerizs and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At'‘the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patron+ ized, If you have not ex: amined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods del vered to any part ‘ofthe city free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. YHILIP SCADDEN A Call Before ~~ The Above GLOSING OUT WHITE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens D CAPES. AL Priers B. NEWMAN & CO. Broad Street, Nevada City. and e es CHARLES CLEVELAND. sion 25 Cents. Nevada City, 10 —— sive a WV Purchasing Elsewhere as Ane Will be Closed Cut That Will Astonish You. nyynnny MAAAAALAAALALAAAARALALLLL AOI a al WNL UAAAAAAGAAbSAAAUUUNNNAAANAS “GRAND. OPENING : . FALL CiLoTHIne.? lo 14 year, $) yer suit] he Leading Clothier of Nevada City, * » Has just received -his first stock of . I: Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it’ . } si ever received here before. Ge—and . ; s inspect the Goods—the p ces ave all. 3 My o righty ou will surely say i Ri Coriane Broad and Pine Streets. Nee ‘) a & The ¢ ‘ Gault’s one is b A. Bl laid in . Caspe in at his Georg house ot Frequi by a gre: store on take ples of goods making. Men’s, B Ladies’, . ‘complete 5 Rubber I : plete line Stationer: Cutlery, been and ] n204t_ OF Init't be kept w liant, anc igor, 1 store to f color, Sx The . The con tomorrow teresting prepared. ki's “Sere every 1 num Io addition Wilfred H matic Con of a very humorous En v The mill is still run about the ® time nearls crushed, , will remain 4 the winter aad other . tendent H again, afte «an be carr tion. T *° : Any one for two Bree son, at Rol street, C the 22d. on B county, Cal eight years thing that avail, but v Ww Wilfred I Elleford Dr ago, has loc ley, where . He intends Mr, Harris nee The Epw: at the Met evening, Nc Admission, Turke H, Peeart business at mercial stre 23d. Turk SHILOH Croup Cure, size Contain children lov Hoop’s P act easily y Highest. Gold ; a

Secidarieca paar caceaiger aration * eee TN AOS AOE AE NOMS ONO TS LOLS BT AE “ DAILY TRANSCRIPT ees ba Sept. 6. 1860., Nevada City, Nevada yeenty: pees ae Published Evenings Daily Except Sundays and al Holidays SUBSCRIPTION TreRMs—Fifteen Cents a Week, Sixty Cents a Month; Six Dollarsa Year When = Paid in Advance fer a Full Year, X Calif. LocAL RgeaDino Notices—Ten Cents a Line for First Insertion, Five Cents a Line Each Subsequént Time, One Dollar a Line a Month, Rates For Other Advertising Made Kno vn on Application © es 20, 1895. THE DAILY TRANSCRIPTS. Summarized Mention of Minor Home ~ Happenings, The new timetable of the Narrow Gauge Railroad appears in today’s TRANSCRIPT. A social will be held at the Methodist Church this evening by the Epworth League. Don’t fail to attend the grand concert on ‘Thursday evening and hear Mrs. Prisk sing. Every performer an artist and every nun; fl ber a gem. Ba “ tae : Don’t miss hearing Wilfred Harris in his ‘ en : 4 humorous sermon at the concert at the Theater tomorrow evening. Mrs. Howard will sing ‘‘Birds in Drea land Sleep,” and-‘‘The Sweetest Story Ever Told,” at the concert on Thursday evening, . As pretty wedding cakes as we ever, saw were exhibited in the window at Durst’s bakery yesterday. They are for the wedboty ding tonight. mis One of the best horses owned by James ' Hennessey, proprietor of the Empire livery stable, was taken sick Sunday and died yesterday. The juvenile class of the Nevada City Athletic Club was organized last evening} by Prof. Barr. A class for ladies will probably be organized before tong. r SRE. : Hydraulic Mining. The California Debris Commission has } just granted permits to tne owners of the : following mines to operate their claims by } the hydraulic process: “Bobbie Burns mine, near Placerville, E] Dorado county; Tiedea : man mine, near Georgetown, El Dorado county; Blacklock mine, near Placerville, El Dorado county; Goodhope Mining Com-' . A : pany in the Richmond Hill mine, near La Porte, Plumas county; King Sayre mine, near Port Wine, Sierra county: Canada mine, near Port Wine, Sierra county; Pacitic mine, near St. Louis, Siérra county; Ferre] mine, owned by the Kureka Lake and Yuba Canal Company, near Columbia : ve Hill, Nevada county; Fred Lewis mine,near = ral : —tpanuish Ranch, Plumas county; Dutch : e mine, near La Porte, Sierra county; Sailor Creek mine, near Garden Valley, E] Dorado county; aud permits have been given to construct impounding daims to the following mines: Martin mine, near Placerville, El Dorado eovinty; Plumas Blue’ Gravel wine, near Nelson Point, Plumas county; Chaparrel Hill mine, near Onion Valley, Plumas county; Arctic mine, near Butte Valley, “Plamae county; Michigan Hill mine, near Quincy, Plumas county; Jackson Creek inine, near Cromberg, Plumas county; Miocene. mine, near Crescent Mills, Plumas. county. oo Advertised Letters. The following is a list of the letters remaining in the postoffice at Nevada City, Nevada County, Cal., Nov. 20, 1895: * Anderson, J. B. aldassi, ‘“ Brouse, E. Bussten, Fag Jonathan Evans, Kvan (2) 7 McKunzel, Wm. A. ; Sigmune, Julius s : Skinkle, Miss Hattie Ne Se Stevens, Wm, H. I. i Titmuss, Arthur ae West, Beeher G. (2) Wheaton, Chas. W. Woods, E If not called for in fifteen days letters will be sent to the dead letter office. Parties calling for any of these letters will please say advertised, and pay a fee of one cent for each letter. Leonarp 8. Caukins, P, M. y _ Superior Court. as 1 The following business was transacted in the Superior Court yesterday, Hon, John ~—~—~Caldwell, presiding : , People of the State of California va. te = Pe Plea of ‘‘Not Guilty” entered, In the matter of the estate of John Daniels, deceased, . Order appointing Chas, Grimes, E. B. Power and J. J. Jackson, appraisers of said estate and order of publication of notice to creditors. D. P. Stewart va. D. 8, Donohue, Order granting defendant 5 days additional time from ond after November hi 1895, to answer. : Once More. A last performance of ‘'The Triumph of Love” at. Nevada Theatre tonight. If you feel blue and ont of sorts go and see the pretty girls and the crowd of bright-eyed merry children, The very sight of so much youth and beauty will infuse new life in sluggish veins, and make you wish that Cupid’s dart might be turned your way. Only 25 cents all over the house. No reserved seats. ; ; ae Oe ae On the Field. J. WH. Reader, one of the best known men in the county, is a candidate for’ the ' offic’ of Supervisor of the Fourth District. If ,elected, he will prove to be a No. 1 man for the position. “Iv is cyident that the next Republican National Cenvention will rot select a candidate without cevera! ballots; and it also seoms likely that the longer the balloting * jasté the worse it will be for those who are bg ~ PERSONAL POINTERS, re ck of Various Folks Doings and Intentions. Johnny Donnelly is in town. J. F. Scott of Wheatland is in town. H. German of San Juan is in town, W. J. Stephens is over from San Juan. Geo. Potter arrived here this morning from Sissons, Royal T. Heath of San Francisco arrived here last evening. Dr. W.P. Sawyer came over from Grass Valley today. Peter Tautphaus and. Dr. turned to San Francisco today. James McBride, the hardware drummer, is up’ from San Francisco, Joseph. H. Hall canie down from Washington today. Dr. R. D. Sedding Blomfield today, Mrs. C. H. Sooy came over from San Juan today. : Mrs. Withelm was over from Grasi ae ley today. Wm. Harper came up from Auburn last night. J. H. Eddy who has: been sick is improving. Abel Delbridge will leave today for E] Dorado county, Liebrick reG,. Ae" Halse is down from the Erie mine, A.' Helwig was down from Blooinfield yesterday, Miss Kate Archer was over from San Juan yesterday. Francis Le Duc was down ffdm Bloomfield yesterday, Miss Annie Dower fetiensd: last night from San Francisco, Miss Landsburg and Mrs. down from Bloomfield yesterday. Mrs. M. E. Porter and Mrs.-J. Salter were over from San Juan yesterday. J. A. Stephens of Stockton arrived here last evening on his way to Sierra county. Dr. Calymer of Sacramento came in on the morning train. Mrs. N. Meany left on the noon train for San Francisco to spend the winter. , J.C. Lyon and John Fippin of Rough and Ready were in town today. Mrs, T. Powell and Mrs. Wm. Dauiels left Tuesday for San Jose to visit friends, Superintendent Rogers is visiting the schools in the northern part of the. county. Miss Francis Morris, sister of A. W. Morris, is expected here in a few days, Otto Woehler, of the Spenceville Copper Company, was in town last evening. Miss Nettie Hackley is home from Lowell Hill, where she has been téaching, Miss Esther Kistle arrived here from San Francisco last evening, on a visit to her folks. ° : James Rose and wife of Emigrant Gap are visiting James Kitts and family at Town Talk. P. Cummins and F, Cummins, of North Bloomfield, their way home. Wetzel were arrived here lust evening on +00 — Will Put in Telephones. Superintendent Cunningham has obtained orders for telephones from the following, W; H. Crawford, J. 8. Holbrook, Dr,. J. F, Shaw, at their residences; W. G, Richards, George C. H. Dickerman & Co., Scadden & Oleveland, stores; T. P. Byrne, planing mill; J. S, Holbrook, Six more have Gaylord, office, the old subscribers will continue, which will make about sixty in all. Brady Convicted. The jury in the case of Jack Brady, the train robber and murderer, who was. tried at Marysville, brought in a verdict late yesterday afternoon, finding the defendant guilty of the murder of Sheriff Bogard, and fixing the penalty at imprisonment for life. ~ 0G —— Went Off the Grade, Yesterday afternoon while Henry Lane was driving to Marysville he tried to pas a wood wagon near Rough and Ready, of his horses shied and the team and buggy went off the grade. Lane was thrown under the buggy and sustained some slight injuries. One of the horses wrs badly hurt. Procuring another horse at Rough and Ready, Lane continued on: bis way to Marysville. \One Hauu’s Hair Renewer renders the hair lustrous and silked, gives itjan even. color, and enebles women to put it up ina great variety of styles, ee came down from, . the eye will be destroyed, ordered telephones, and all ‘BY. TELEPHONE, The Latest Events at Grass Valley Up to 4 O'clock This Afetrnoon. The Langdon property, situated near the depot, which was sold yesterday, was purchased by Phillip Morehead. The price paid was $1025. steadily advancing. Grass Valley real estate i, There was quite a row in Boston Ravine Monday, in‘ which Richard Hodge was slightly cut under the arm with a knife and also struck on the head with a hammer, both weapons being yielded by one Wm, Smith, From what we could learn the row occurred and over a card game it Was a general 4 rough-and-tumble -fight, wherein bottles stones and nearly every missile played a part. Both of the belligerents were quite badly disfigured. No arrests have been made-up to this writing, though warrants ‘are out for both parties, charging them with battery. He gaged A, J. Ridge to defend him, a jury trial on Tuesday next. has enf Yhe rewly-elected officers of Aurora Chapter, O. E. S., were installed Monday evening, After the installation, the retiring Smith has given himsetf-up-and-witt have} FIRE IN A FACTORY. Spreading So Quickly That It Causes’a Panic. New York, Nov, 19.—Fire in a six. story building at 98 Clinton. street, today caused a panic among 200 people working there. QOne.is known to have perished, and othersmay have met a similar fate. The basement in which _the fire started was occupied as a candle factory, and the tallow caused the fire to spread rapidly, cutting off egress by the stairs, Several “men jumped from the rvof and from the windows to the tops of adjoining buildings, After the building had been. gutted,. the firemen began searching for bodies, and one was found. One of those who jumped, Meyer Lipschitz, is fatally injured. . “Joseph Lipschitz sustained internal injuries, as well as a hurt of the back, which may result in death. THE NEXT FIGHT. It Will Take Place in Mexico Next Jan4 wary, New York, Nov. 19—The _Herald. this morning says that a fight between Peter Maher and Bob Fitzsimmons, for the heavyMatron, Mrs. Halsall, efficient Secretary, Mrs. Eliza Rogers, were Emily and the presented with neat tokens of appreciation, the former receiving-an emblém and the latter a souvenir spoon, : : Several days ago. “Uncle” Johe Rodgers was thrown from his cart and landing ona sharpyrock had his eye badly cut. For sev~ eral days Dr, Jamieson thought it possible to save the eye, but the doctor now thinks This will render Mr Rodgers almost totally blind, as it will be remembered the sight of one of his eyes was destroyed a number of years ago. J. F, Kidder is improving and hopes are now entertained of his recovery, Rey. Father Mesplier, who has resided in Grass Valley about a year, died last night. .Deceased was formerly engaged in missionary work.among the Indians of the Northwest, going as early as 1847 to the moypth of the Columbia river. He worked through Oregon, Washington, Idaho and Montana for many years, Hewas an uncle of J. P. Melville’ of Grass Valley and over seventy years of age. The loss by the fire at J. Bennetts’ house on the Colfax road yesterday. was $2,000; $1,000. ‘ Mrs. James Conners died today, death insurance, resulting from the effects of malaria. Deceased was about 60 years of age and leaves a husband and a grown son and daughter, Health Restored ALL RUN DOWN No fpe te nor Energy \ Miserable IN THE EXTREME, 42 Fiands mm COVERED —with— SORES: CURED BY USING Ayer’s Sarsaparilla weight championship of the’ world, seems assured. now Dan Stuart’s offer of $10,009 for the contest between the big fellows, to take place at Juarez, Mexico, on January 18th, has been accepted by John Quinn, for Maher. SHILOH’S CURE, the great Cough and Croup Cure, is in great demand. Pocket size contains twenty-five doses, only 25c. el ee love it. Sold by agitate Jo.

For Supervisor, fourth District. J. H. READER Is hereby announced ag a candidate for he office of Supervisor for the cn District;--Election, November He hopes every friend of his in the District will give him a warm si aha n20 Assessment Notice. DIN GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMpany, Nevada Cie Cal. Notice is hereby wiven that ata meeting of the Board of Direetors, held onthe 18th day of Nov., 1595, an assessment (No. 13) of 1 cent per share was levied upon the capital stock of the corporation payable December 28d, 1895, to the Secretary, at the office of said corporation, Nevada City, Cal.,in U: 8. gold coin, Any stock upon which this assessment shall remain unpaid on the 23d day of Lecember, 1895, will be delinquent and advertised for gale at pnblie auction, and, unless payment is made before, will be sold on 10th’ day of Pagid sph 1895, at the hour of 2 o'clock Pp. at the office of the Secretary of s id Gurhocation. to pay the delinquent assessment, together with costs of advertising and ore pses Of sale. By.order of the Board of eg Af ha Ns ne JASPER, Secretary, 2—Carter ohnsto street, Nevada City, Cal, ae Mee an ine INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS. Evangeline Chapter of the Eastern Star Holds Interesting Exercises. Past Patron BE. M. Preston, assisted by Mrs, H, Stansfield as Grand Marshal, last evening installed the officers of Evangeline follows: Worthy Matron, hay Louisa Plummer; Worthy Patron, JY Rolfe; Associate Matron, Miss nee " Giga ‘Secretary, Mrs. Jennie Treasurer, Mrs. Sarah Conductress, Mrs, Isabella Richards; Associate Conductress, Mrs, Jennie Hall; Adah, Miss Pauline Cohn; Ruth, Mrs, Francis Marsh; Esther, Miss Ella Floyd; Martha, Mrs. Kate Reynolds; Electa, Mrs, Eliza Me¢Cutchan; Chaplain, Mrs. M., O. Davenport; Warden, Mrs. -Hosken, proxy for Mrs, Emily Rolfe; Sentinel, Mrs. A, Loeklin;-Organist, Miss Edith Edwards, Following the installatioti a-literary proHolmes; Giles; by Mrs, A. Locklin, Mrs. Louisa Plummer and Miss Pauline Cohn, and a solo by Miss Nellie Martin, Mrs, Emily Hoskin, the retiring Matron, was presented with a handsome Past Matron’s jewel. Past Patron T, B. Gray made the presentation speech. Cato A delegation of members came up from Grass Valley to attend the installation. conclusion of the evening’s pleasures. Nevada County Narow Gauge . B. sale che ae a a uae cies us i TIME TABLE NO. 51. Trains will leave and arrive at Nevada City on ‘and after Wednesday, November 20th, 1505, as follows ; \ LEAVING FOR COLFAX. 5.30 A Daily; connecting with Lo: : eal Train arriving at San +ranciseo via. Sto kton at 4.148 P, M 12.00 ri Daily vonnecting with Overland Train lexving San Francisco at 7:00 A. M. snd Overland Train arriving at Sau Francisco at 8:45 P.M. LEAVING FOR GRASS VALLEY ONLY 10.00 P [1 ARRIVING FROM COLFAX, 9-43 ATI Daily, connecting with 4. 45 P iy Overland Train leaving Sun Francisco at 7:00 A, M. and Overland from o. Daily connecting with Local 40 P rr Train leaving Weabatiente at os 7 M, and all points South. JOHN F. KIDDER, Pres. & Gen’l, Manager, EDW'D. H. BROWN, Superintendent. . DAILY. ) Fare on this train, 25 cents, Daily, connecting with Overiand train from East, Ryan & Stenson's Announcement site stock the celebrated stylish shoes made in America. ‘ MEN AND BOYS! offer you goods at the lowest prices. Our large stock. of Ladies’ and Men’s of the newest styles, For the first time we 5 pubtialt in the Nevads City. papers some facts that will interest you. Laptes! We respectfully inform you that we have late ly adde Laird, Schober & Mitchell’s Ladies’, Misses’ and Children’s Fine Shoes. i by alg are without doubt the most comfortable, and best wearing Our Shoe Window exhibits a_ — . grand display of these goods. We have a large stock of Boots and Shoes, and as we ‘Prices down to Eastern rates; d to our imniense and most soll fcr’ cash only we Fancy Slippers for Xmas presente is Agents for J. B. Stetson’s Fine’Hats. RYAN & STENSON, “Several years ago, my blood was in ©; bad condition, my system all run down, Q; and. my general health very much im© pour: My hands were covered with O large sores, discharging all the time. I @' had no stre ngth nor energy and my feelOf, Len were miserable inthe extreme, At @ last, T commenced taking Ayer’s Sarsa©} arilla and soon noticeda change forthe @ etter. My appetite returned and with @ it, renewed strengtli., Ento urs iged by © these results, 1 ih on taking the Sar@ saparilla, till I had used six bottles, and @ my healtii w asrestored.’ A.A. Towns; 9 prop. Harris House, Thompson, N. Dak. bs yer’ Sonty arsaparil id 3 oO Admitted 2 AT THE WORLD’S FAIR rd 9999990099999999900900003 See our Furnishing Window y diatley. .\ Cs now rewarded as.the leading aspirants, eee The Gombination __. ON BOY'S CLOTHING IS BROKEN For the: Next Ten Days we ave going to CUT PRICES on Boys Clothing This is Cut No. {—-Boy' Cowbination Suits, Two Pair of Kae Pants and Ca) 2 to Match with exh iat. Made of Grovon Tweed, either dutk Blue op (ray, 1 Sizes from 4 to You can save money on Boy’s Clothing for the next 10 days. . CARTER & JOHNSTON, One Price Dealers i in Men's and Boy’s Clothing, Commercial al Set, Nevada City. Furnishing Department. We have a new stock of ‘Men’ 8s and Boys’ Hats, White and Colored Shirts, Dress and Winter G MILL STREET, GRASS VALLEY, Underwear, Fancy Scarfs, loves of all descriptions, Chapter, No. 9, Order of Eastern Stat, as], gram was rendered, consisting of recitations . The nice banquet served: was a fitting CO: ypc *— tLadies Will Fad it to Thet’ Ay ntage. to hand corner, $18.00. corner, $20. of room.) Bureau $10. cents each. Rocker not to. exceed $2. Freight on either of these 35 to’ Nevada City. Hardwood ahi, Aacque Oak Finish, 7 pieces, with: Bureau shown German With. cheval bureau 17x30 Ger-— man bevel glass as shown in upper Jeft hand (Washstand omitted for lack Separate pieces sold as follows: Bedstead $5,50. Square Bureau $8. Cheval Washstand in upper right J. + bevel glass 20x24 $3. Chairs 75 Syi75. “lable $1.25. suits guaranteed John Breuner 604-606-608 K ‘ST., SACRAMENTO OPERA. “HOUSE, Wednesday Eve'ng Nov. 20th, of the Beautiful “Fairy Operetta “TRIUMPH of LOVE.” 100-PERFORMERS-100 ALL HOME TALENT! THE BEST! Grand. production Imps and Mortals. Delightful Music, Elegant hiss . Charming Tableau, Beautiful Fairy and Grotesque Dances Bright and Sparkling. General Admis= Fairies, Nymphs, Goddesses, Demons, . They Are Finding It Out Very Fast THAT Scddden & Cleveland, Commercial Street, : —ARE SELLING THE— -. FRESHEST AND BEST Grocerizs and Provisions, Case and Canned Goods, Etc., At'‘the very Lowest Market Rates, and thatis the reason why they are so well patron+ ized, If you have not ex: amined their goods and prices you should do so without delay, Goods del vered to any part ‘ofthe city free of charge, Sole Agents for the LILY WHITE FLOUR. YHILIP SCADDEN A Call Before ~~ The Above GLOSING OUT WHITE HOUSE. Our Entire Stock of Ladies, Misses, and Childrens D CAPES. AL Priers B. NEWMAN & CO. Broad Street, Nevada City. and e es CHARLES CLEVELAND. sion 25 Cents. Nevada City, 10 —— sive a WV Purchasing Elsewhere as Ane Will be Closed Cut That Will Astonish You. nyynnny MAAAAALAAALALAAAARALALLLL AOI a al WNL UAAAAAAGAAbSAAAUUUNNNAAANAS “GRAND. OPENING : . FALL CiLoTHIne.? lo 14 year, $) yer suit] he Leading Clothier of Nevada City, * » Has just received -his first stock of . I: Fall Clothing. Nothing equalled it’ . } si ever received here before. Ge—and . ; s inspect the Goods—the p ces ave all. 3 My o righty ou will surely say i Ri Coriane Broad and Pine Streets. Nee ‘) a & The ¢ ‘ Gault’s one is b A. Bl laid in . Caspe in at his Georg house ot Frequi by a gre: store on take ples of goods making. Men’s, B Ladies’, . ‘complete 5 Rubber I : plete line Stationer: Cutlery, been and ] n204t_ OF Init't be kept w liant, anc igor, 1 store to f color, Sx The . The con tomorrow teresting prepared. ki's “Sere every 1 num Io addition Wilfred H matic Con of a very humorous En v The mill is still run about the ® time nearls crushed, , will remain 4 the winter aad other . tendent H again, afte «an be carr tion. T *° : Any one for two Bree son, at Rol street, C the 22d. on B county, Cal eight years thing that avail, but v Ww Wilfred I Elleford Dr ago, has loc ley, where . He intends Mr, Harris nee The Epw: at the Met evening, Nc Admission, Turke H, Peeart business at mercial stre 23d. Turk SHILOH Croup Cure, size Contain children lov Hoop’s P act easily y Highest. Gold ; a