November 20, 1903 (4 pages)

~N = bs.) —YORORIGIIROIOIOK a t in regular frastees me 4 greniDg and much baslgngactedmiector Hugh Murehie re-. “4 Shearer reported that. month fifteen liqaor li-} Eagold, amounting to $800 ; rieenses, $20; an 8, ; tota od the Board to ger pipe from the corner: of {Pine streets to Deer creek the old wooden V-flume to gorface water; L. Pianezzi other rail should be placed Gold Run bridge for pro= . : ba Charles Odgers of Nimrod . } 4to connect a halfinch tap Stor operating a wood-saw, The first two matters ied ito the street committee Matter to the water committee Migte action. jd donated the Benevolent W) To offset this Manager Standard Asphalt OComid the city the amount alp Society. As Mr. Key had ing to him from the city be. int $14.90. The Standard fompany offered to furnish ih an aepbaltum repair plant i, The proposition was TeShestroct committee for ime moun'cation the Board was two city li-. " porati The: ponth’s water collections +: Two ‘anna: wore pe t @ grees and made chiefs at last night's meeting of Wyoming ‘Tribe. ot Red Men. Dr. 1. L, Bowmen was appointed tp arrange for the Red Men’s partleipation in gs Sani ae Donation oy ‘The glow of the combi sun ts a. gilt edge on the horizon—a promise of power and purity, ae is the brand “Old Gilt Edge” on whisky, Wholesale at a Gir — Stocks, Bonds, Ee The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Milling Wheat WATER AND Gas. ten route to his home at North Bloom: field. The partners now have a tadnel in between 400 and 600 feet, and expect to tap the channel within another hundred feet, See w. D. Vinton’s new advertiscment in this evening’s TRBNSCRIPT, ‘He bis a complete line of seasonable gooda in stock. By that we mean all kinds of hot water bags and the standard chestprotectors. Other asefal articles for comfort and the protection of health in winter are pavelalens kept on hand. 3 : ' Uniassical Wolves. Sg Bek An incident just reported from Sivas, Turkey, seems to prove that the feeling which music awakens in wolves ia fright. Two musicilans—a drummer “and piper—returning to their village by a snowstorm and sought refuge in a deserted mill. They lit a fire with some wood they found in the place and were warming themselves when they saw a wolf emerge from a dark corner of the building. They jumped from a wedding party were overtaken tl to California in ‘1852, and ‘von 8 . gineer he readily found lucrative emwas engineer at the famous old Nebraska mine, which turned ont large quantities of the golden metal. {fn the early 60's he followed his occupation on the Sacramento river steamers. Old-timers recall the blowing up of the ‘‘Washoe” and the fact that Mr. Garver had only severed his conneotion with it a ahort time before the disaster which caused the lose of many lives. He later returned to thie city and followed mill work at the various mines in this district until & comparatively short time ago. He was 8 recognized leader in the Democratic party, and in 1877 served a term in the State Legislatare as Assemyman from this county. The deceased also served in the Mexican war with distinction. His death closes:‘a well-spent life, and the places that knew him will know him no more. Honest and true, he always the gold flelds after hic anita. . from bac jing @ very competent mechanical endrug store for Doan's Kidney Pills and the result obtained from their use will Ployment, For-a number of years he not be dissppointing.” For gale by all dealers, Price “60 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co. . Buffalo, N. ¥., ole agents for the ‘United States Remember the take no: gebetltnes. eetesian sanannmninn_ocaneeeeEe Disastrous Wrecks. is to go to Vinton’s ae "Wil always be sioglons De Pil get clear of the singing. Don’t mourn for me now, -* Don’t mourn for me ever, Tm goingtodo nothing Forever.and ever.’”’ '. —-Sanflower Undertaker. forthcoming soon. potatoes. -Denations are being received by the Ladies’ Benevolent Society right along. The South Yuba Water Company has donated the sum of five dollars, and a ‘number other cash donations will be Isolta Pasquale bas also contributed a load of wood and Mose Bates sent in a big sack of a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, Bat since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst caees can be ared, and hopeless rerignation is no longer necessary. . Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases byW. D. Vinton, Druggiet. Comforts ba Jock Decls enacts t Sere tn er of the celebrated Buckeye Wy. 3. Weta will tne the office open} . pop ss isi pane teetctahll {#18 o'elook. : Mystic Shriners. The Mystic Shriners pilgrimage to Redding promiees to be largely. attended on account of a large Cless already formed, there being no less. that seventy-five applications received. The special Pullman train will leave San. Francisco at 10:15: Dp. m, on December 4th and will be met by the delegstion from Nevada City at Sacramento thet evening, arriving at Redding of the . morning of the 6th. Nobles desiring} to attend can leave their names with Williem Giffin. The round trip rate will be one regalar fa fare. ptonville Gepertare this morning for the Bey. B. Levy, K. A. Scheid ard W. A. Lewsen of San Francisco came in on © Hast evening’s train. Mrs. H. Huy of Oherokee is here on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Morrison left thia morning for Sen Francisco on a visit to friends. } W. H. Lear left on today’s nineo'clock train for the metropolis, Mr. and Mre. Henry Silva’s young — is Mi, L. Hyman returned last night from a business trip to the Bay. ‘M.T. Yawrence came up from Aubarn lest night. <a) Mise Mary Olyne, sister of Rev, Father Olyoe, returned last night from an extended trip toSan Francieco. George MoGee arrived here from Downileville last evening and left for San Francieoo this morning. David B, Morgan returned lest evenfog from a bueinese trip to Bakersfield. ‘What Shall We A Ruaaway Bicycle. Terminated with an ugly cut on the jeg of J,.B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Il. It developed a etabborn ulcer anyield+ ing to doctors and remedies for four years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. It’s just as good for Barne Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., at W. D.Vinton’s Drag Store. up on a’ shelf and, to their dismay, attend the annual League of ne Velley.. 88% held the confidence of. a large circle of Francisco Gas and Electric. 68 . : Have for Dessert? Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. complete 1 r paper t sheils. 1 .5oe tol .50c to1 4g 50c to 6 Shells—t y’s Dupo pan [ati Fall y are ieties d the et us il Street. mn our new~ to our large nir Spoons? Spoon is & ; engraved ye Leo, view Iso be sure designs, insenic Spo Spoons Spoons nae eS SS 6 ms Drag Store, Municipalities, which coni Stockton on December 9th, ith, No action was taken. wt Superintendent was info put up sign boards on both ies of Pine street bridge warnonot drive over the bridge . Save un a walk, City Attorney I. fy vos instructed to draft an prequiring property owners ness section of the city to proper water conductors. to fe rainwater from roofs. to ison the streets. loving bills were ordered Bot the General Fund: Hugh iWater Collector, $75; H. D, alaty as Marshal, $60; Thomas A wlary as Nightwatehmen, wFlewellen, driver of cart, flim Carr, ringing curfew fH. Towle, care of reservoir, F. Hook, salary as Treasmonths, $37 50; South Yuba mpany, water for October, William Hooper, labor, $7 50; gion, hay, $21; Joseph Mar3.16 05; L. Towle, labor, $5; Hooper, Senior, labor, $7 60; . Gaylord & Son, wood for piurley and bran, $21 92; Em. Milo, labor, $2 50; Union Ice ; ie for city hall from Jane}’ er, $9 30; C. Ohristensen, m tank at new reservoir, $8; Mundry, material, $26 80; M. Marsh, lumber, $24 81; M, matpening saw, 26 cents; fladloy, merchandise, $19 29; winty Gas & Electric Comfor city hall, $2 10; lights ,$169 70; George Bond, lamW; Richard Eddy, labor on pw H. D, Shearer, commisebees aud taxes, $19 95; BE. i, hauling pipe, 60 cents; atker, labor, $5; Fritz Hoffming material for bridges, k Shaver, heuling, $7 50; Motthey, labor, $12 50; A. P, heuling, $6 25; Darny Trame Mirtisiug ordinanees, $8; A. Port, hauling material for Mitidg, $4; 3. E. Wanemake, Material for Gold Ran bridge, MGrcse, labor on bridge, $28; my, labor on bridge, $2 60; wey, labor on bridge, $2 60; . Pusen, labor on bridge, $2, Ming bills were allowed and Wid out of the Fire Fnnd: °are of fire alarm sys= Peoneylvania Engine Oom4, janitor services,. lights, nn Nevada Hose Company, Aditor 8érvices, + oe. lights, eto., 't Respect Old Age. *ful when youth fails to respect for old age, but utrary in the ease of Dr. Life Pills. They cut off 0 matter how severe and ir~ of old age, Dyspepsia, + Fever, Constipation, all Perfect Pill, 950., at W. : MINING STOOKS, Ophir...1 80 Sierra Nevada. 26 Mexica U im Oar. Gould & Ou 20 Heat & Bet 1 95 Exchequer ea es Oon,Cal.&Val. Seg. Belcher. 5 Overman..« 18 eneoocscces 10 Pot Hale & Nre .. 46 Orown Point. 11 Yellow Jacket. Imperial Kentatk.. Belche: Tervccocece Confidence . 50 Fied Rowe and his partner, who is named Wilson, both of Grass Valley, mede a record-breaking. trip from Bowman Dam to this city yesterday. They walked all the distance and came down in seven hours, despite the heavy downpour. The distance from here to Graniteville is twenty eight miles, and Bowman Dam is quite 6 ways si jain Liciebie ‘The Rainfall The fall as recorded up to nine o’olock this morning is as follows: Rainfall November 19th and 20th. 2.29 Since the first of present month.,.12.69 For the season... wc aa 14.22 This is several inches more than the averege rainfall up to thie time of the year, and the indications are unmistakable as to the present storm becoming a protracted one. insurance Affairs Karl A. Scheid, representing the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific, is at the National Hotel, where he will receive applications for new ratings, changes and complalnts for violation of apy rules coming within his eae a The time fixed for hearings ie from five to six o’clock each evening. Julia ... Ostedonia.. Silver Hill .. 54 Ohallenge.. 16 Occidental . 58 Andes,... 16 91 All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manafactared by an expert mixologist at Britiand’s. tf ; Beara oF Omi0, Ort OF TOLEDO, } 4g Luoas County, Feanx J. Onmnexy mekes oath thet he is senior partner in the firm of F. J. Onsney & Oo., doing business fn the City of Toledo, County and State aforeand thet said firm will pay the) = eum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARBE that cannot be cured by. the use of Hatz’s OaTanee Core. FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, thie 6th day of De. somber, A. D., 1886. _“—_ eet tS and merchants have le faith in good goods lng’s Best is beginning them the batt ‘Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken’ intern‘ally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous. aurfaces of the system. ‘Send for testimonials, free. “ ¥. J. OHENEY & OO., Toledo, O. saw several more wolves join the first. The animals rushed in their direction, and the drummer, at a loss for a mode of defense, set to beating his drum, whereupon his companion instinctively played his pipe, The effect was marvelous. wolves that they attempted to run began fighting, and several of them were. torn to pieces, the survivors. eventually escaping through a hole in the wall, This incident is vouched for by the Government Gazette of Sivas, MISMANAGEMENT WILL DESTROY People have such mystic conceptions of mining properties and the mining business, says the Blue Mountain American, They do not apply the game quiet rules of energy, intelli gence and honesty prescribed in every other avocation. Many are, prone to regard mining some sort of an excep tion, which will enrich votaries or defeat their hopes with the whimsica! irregularity of fate’s strokes. Fre quently the motto of an old promoter General John Gashweiler, is quoted. i. e., “D——n a mine that cannot stand bad management.” Nothing is more absurd than this thought analyzed by modern mining intelligence. We all concede readily that there are some mines which mismanagement cannot destroy. Those are the rare deposits of the precious or useful metals which are so near the pure state that, once found, they cannot be lost till exhausted, and the margin of profit over mining and reducing the ore is so enormous that the most shameless waste cannot re duce it to loss. Such cases are found in mining, but perhaps im no othe: industry. There is no commercia) venture, no manufacturing enterprise no bank and no farm that mismanage ment cannot ruin. But such mines form a small part of the real producers in the long list. Between the brightest type mentioned and the vein filled with bull quartz are properties representing every de gree of enrichment. There are scores where the deposit is so widely disseminated that the best economics of the profession, substantial financial support, and most astute management eannot establish a profit. these are other properties where such management will yield a fair revenue, but in the hands of any save the best managers, fail. A little higher are mines where ordinary management may be successful, and so on up the scale, intelligence required decreasing in proportion to the increase in values or less difficulties of operation. Such as General Gashweiler, who damn any mine not capable of standing bad management, confess their inability to apply intelligent mining methods, and would never be able to touch such properties as the Homestake and the Treadwell. — The music so terrified the. away, and as the door was closed, they © Just abovef Guaranteed Pure. 5° Everywhere The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. ABCBEERS None So Good, SOLD EVERYWHERE. TACKINTOSHCS: MACINTOSH! Automobile Mackintoshes For Ladies, Misses and Children. Erom $1.50 Up. The latest styles. NEW COATS! UMBRELLAS for Ladies, Men and Children, 50 Cts. RUBBERS for Ladies, Men and Children. RUBBER BOOTS in:all sizes. NEW FURS! PALMER & ‘TOSHH,. S _ Wholeeale and retail dealers in Fine Liquors ¢ Cigars. Byerything Romo: He High Class. . @) Call and enjoy ti Rt At the old Tsour® plaos on Broad St. NEVADA CITY @ * fornia. ° antee A 1 ‘of its excellence. RECTOR BROS., Owners and P ROSENBERG BROS. ‘CHAS. H. i Manager. roprietors, CALIFORNIA aaa 10000000000 <a> Admittedly the finest hotel 4 in Northern CaliA large modern brick structure, managed along strictly first-class and most liberal lines. he National’s enviable reputation is fa ieee Prices ‘from 76 cents to $1 50 each. 444444 WARM est Protectors. gen og VINTON'S acne Hotel Anti LEITER & DUNLAP PROPRIETORS UISINE a Special feature. Retaro Call Bells. Electric lights, Porcelain Bath Tabs. One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. olal Men and Transient trade. . Hot Water Bottles CASTORIA For Infants and Children. foo Kind You Have Always Bought ears the agnetanne ad This arises in the fay every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a and healthful dessert. intwo minutes. No neal no { add boiling water and set to cool, ~~Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. cae t a Y package at your grocers to-day DR. i. O. SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlore MASONIC BUILDING -PINE STREET NEVADA OITY, GAL. “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for as a ae cas, 0 Ni ay = Oravenette garments are siete. t, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and designe of these goods. Picnic and Warm Weather se wt pelicacies:.-.-. \f youn want a good, cool drink o neer—the very beet in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 BYP 'C CD? # # & GRAND * % Millinery Display. le oh a a OA a a a eo Call and see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter @} Mittin CTY. now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. VW *E HAVE just RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon. They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all . kinds. All nice’and fresh. Tue Bee tive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ne PUEOEPUOEE OPER EEE RE ® MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Maio Street, Grass Valley. We have a — line at all from a . See our Alarm C ks, Mantel clock, Time ICKS Office sg eo etc., also our display ot gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can snit you, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street

~N = bs.) —YORORIGIIROIOIOK a t in regular frastees me 4 greniDg and much baslgngactedmiector Hugh Murehie re-. “4 Shearer reported that. month fifteen liqaor li-} Eagold, amounting to $800 ; rieenses, $20; an 8, ; tota od the Board to ger pipe from the corner: of {Pine streets to Deer creek the old wooden V-flume to gorface water; L. Pianezzi other rail should be placed Gold Run bridge for pro= . : ba Charles Odgers of Nimrod . } 4to connect a halfinch tap Stor operating a wood-saw, The first two matters ied ito the street committee Matter to the water committee Migte action. jd donated the Benevolent W) To offset this Manager Standard Asphalt OComid the city the amount alp Society. As Mr. Key had ing to him from the city be. int $14.90. The Standard fompany offered to furnish ih an aepbaltum repair plant i, The proposition was TeShestroct committee for ime moun'cation the Board was two city li-. " porati The: ponth’s water collections +: Two ‘anna: wore pe t @ grees and made chiefs at last night's meeting of Wyoming ‘Tribe. ot Red Men. Dr. 1. L, Bowmen was appointed tp arrange for the Red Men’s partleipation in gs Sani ae Donation oy ‘The glow of the combi sun ts a. gilt edge on the horizon—a promise of power and purity, ae is the brand “Old Gilt Edge” on whisky, Wholesale at a Gir — Stocks, Bonds, Ee The following are the quotations asked for stock and bonds at the close of yesterday afternoon’s sessions of the San Francisco Boards: Milling Wheat WATER AND Gas. ten route to his home at North Bloom: field. The partners now have a tadnel in between 400 and 600 feet, and expect to tap the channel within another hundred feet, See w. D. Vinton’s new advertiscment in this evening’s TRBNSCRIPT, ‘He bis a complete line of seasonable gooda in stock. By that we mean all kinds of hot water bags and the standard chestprotectors. Other asefal articles for comfort and the protection of health in winter are pavelalens kept on hand. 3 : ' Uniassical Wolves. Sg Bek An incident just reported from Sivas, Turkey, seems to prove that the feeling which music awakens in wolves ia fright. Two musicilans—a drummer “and piper—returning to their village by a snowstorm and sought refuge in a deserted mill. They lit a fire with some wood they found in the place and were warming themselves when they saw a wolf emerge from a dark corner of the building. They jumped from a wedding party were overtaken tl to California in ‘1852, and ‘von 8 . gineer he readily found lucrative emwas engineer at the famous old Nebraska mine, which turned ont large quantities of the golden metal. {fn the early 60's he followed his occupation on the Sacramento river steamers. Old-timers recall the blowing up of the ‘‘Washoe” and the fact that Mr. Garver had only severed his conneotion with it a ahort time before the disaster which caused the lose of many lives. He later returned to thie city and followed mill work at the various mines in this district until & comparatively short time ago. He was 8 recognized leader in the Democratic party, and in 1877 served a term in the State Legislatare as Assemyman from this county. The deceased also served in the Mexican war with distinction. His death closes:‘a well-spent life, and the places that knew him will know him no more. Honest and true, he always the gold flelds after hic anita. . from bac jing @ very competent mechanical endrug store for Doan's Kidney Pills and the result obtained from their use will Ployment, For-a number of years he not be dissppointing.” For gale by all dealers, Price “60 cents per box. Foster-Milburn Co. . Buffalo, N. ¥., ole agents for the ‘United States Remember the take no: gebetltnes. eetesian sanannmninn_ocaneeeeEe Disastrous Wrecks. is to go to Vinton’s ae "Wil always be sioglons De Pil get clear of the singing. Don’t mourn for me now, -* Don’t mourn for me ever, Tm goingtodo nothing Forever.and ever.’”’ '. —-Sanflower Undertaker. forthcoming soon. potatoes. -Denations are being received by the Ladies’ Benevolent Society right along. The South Yuba Water Company has donated the sum of five dollars, and a ‘number other cash donations will be Isolta Pasquale bas also contributed a load of wood and Mose Bates sent in a big sack of a railway wreck and the same causes are making human wrecks of sufferers from Throat and Lung troubles, Bat since the advent of Dr, King’s New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, even the worst caees can be ared, and hopeless rerignation is no longer necessary. . Mrs, Lois Cragg of Dorchester, Mass., is one of many whose life was saved by Dr. King’s New Discovery. This great remedy is guaranteed for all Throat and Lung diseases byW. D. Vinton, Druggiet. Comforts ba Jock Decls enacts t Sere tn er of the celebrated Buckeye Wy. 3. Weta will tne the office open} . pop ss isi pane teetctahll {#18 o'elook. : Mystic Shriners. The Mystic Shriners pilgrimage to Redding promiees to be largely. attended on account of a large Cless already formed, there being no less. that seventy-five applications received. The special Pullman train will leave San. Francisco at 10:15: Dp. m, on December 4th and will be met by the delegstion from Nevada City at Sacramento thet evening, arriving at Redding of the . morning of the 6th. Nobles desiring} to attend can leave their names with Williem Giffin. The round trip rate will be one regalar fa fare. ptonville Gepertare this morning for the Bey. B. Levy, K. A. Scheid ard W. A. Lewsen of San Francisco came in on © Hast evening’s train. Mrs. H. Huy of Oherokee is here on a visit. Mr. and Mrs. A.R. Morrison left thia morning for Sen Francisco on a visit to friends. } W. H. Lear left on today’s nineo'clock train for the metropolis, Mr. and Mre. Henry Silva’s young — is Mi, L. Hyman returned last night from a business trip to the Bay. ‘M.T. Yawrence came up from Aubarn lest night. <a) Mise Mary Olyne, sister of Rev, Father Olyoe, returned last night from an extended trip toSan Francieco. George MoGee arrived here from Downileville last evening and left for San Francieoo this morning. David B, Morgan returned lest evenfog from a bueinese trip to Bakersfield. ‘What Shall We A Ruaaway Bicycle. Terminated with an ugly cut on the jeg of J,.B. Orner, Franklin Grove, Il. It developed a etabborn ulcer anyield+ ing to doctors and remedies for four years. Then Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured. It’s just as good for Barne Scalds, Skin Eruptions and Piles, 25., at W. D.Vinton’s Drag Store. up on a’ shelf and, to their dismay, attend the annual League of ne Velley... 88% held the confidence of. a large circle of Francisco Gas and Electric. 68 . : Have for Dessert? Price 50c. and $1. Trial bottles free. complete 1 r paper t sheils.. 1 .5oe tol .50c to1 4g 50c to 6 Shells—t y’s Dupo pan [ati Fall y are ieties d the et us il Street. mn our new~ to our large nir Spoons? Spoon is & ; engraved ye Leo, view Iso be sure designs, insenic Spo Spoons Spoons nae eS SS 6 ms Drag Store, Municipalities, which coni Stockton on December 9th, ith, No action was taken. wt Superintendent was info put up sign boards on both ies of Pine street bridge warnonot drive over the bridge . Save un a walk, City Attorney I. fy vos instructed to draft an prequiring property owners ness section of the city to proper water conductors. to fe rainwater from roofs. to ison the streets. loving bills were ordered Bot the General Fund: Hugh iWater Collector, $75; H. D, alaty as Marshal, $60; Thomas A wlary as Nightwatehmen, wFlewellen, driver of cart, flim Carr, ringing curfew fH. Towle, care of reservoir, F. Hook, salary as Treasmonths, $37 50; South Yuba mpany, water for October, William Hooper, labor, $7 50; gion, hay, $21; Joseph Mar3.16 05; L. Towle, labor, $5; Hooper, Senior, labor, $7 60; . Gaylord & Son, wood for piurley and bran, $21 92; Em. Milo, labor, $2 50; Union Ice ; ie for city hall from Jane}’ er, $9 30; C. Ohristensen, m tank at new reservoir, $8; Mundry, material, $26 80; M. Marsh, lumber, $24 81; M, matpening saw, 26 cents; fladloy, merchandise, $19 29; winty Gas & Electric Comfor city hall, $2 10; lights ,$169 70; George Bond, lamW; Richard Eddy, labor on pw H. D, Shearer, commisebees aud taxes, $19 95; BE. i, hauling pipe, 60 cents; atker, labor, $5; Fritz Hoffming material for bridges, k Shaver, heuling, $7 50; Motthey, labor, $12 50; A. P, heuling, $6 25; Darny Trame Mirtisiug ordinanees, $8; A. Port, hauling material for Mitidg, $4; 3. E. Wanemake, Material for Gold Ran bridge, MGrcse, labor on bridge, $28; my, labor on bridge, $2 60; wey, labor on bridge, $2 60; . Pusen, labor on bridge, $2, Ming bills were allowed and Wid out of the Fire Fnnd: °are of fire alarm sys= Peoneylvania Engine Oom4, janitor services,. lights,

nn Nevada Hose Company, Aditor 8érvices, + oe. lights, eto., 't Respect Old Age. *ful when youth fails to respect for old age, but utrary in the ease of Dr. Life Pills. They cut off 0 matter how severe and ir~ of old age, Dyspepsia, + Fever, Constipation, all Perfect Pill, 950., at W. : MINING STOOKS, Ophir.....1 80 Sierra Nevada. 26 Mexica U im Oar.. Gould & Ou 20 Heat & Bet 1 95 Exchequer ea es Oon,Cal.&Val. Seg. Belcher.. 5 Overman....« 18 eneoocscces 10 Pot Hale & Nre ... 46 Orown Point.. 11 Yellow Jacket. Imperial Kentatk.... Belche: Tervccocece Confidence .. 50 Fied Rowe and his partner, who is named Wilson, both of Grass Valley, mede a record-breaking. trip from Bowman Dam to this city yesterday. They walked all the distance and came down in seven hours, despite the heavy downpour. The distance from here to Graniteville is twenty eight miles, and Bowman Dam is quite 6 ways si jain Liciebie ‘The Rainfall The fall as recorded up to nine o’olock this morning is as follows: Rainfall November 19th and 20th.. 2.29 Since the first of present month.,.12.69 For the season..... wc aa 14.22 This is several inches more than the averege rainfall up to thie time of the year, and the indications are unmistakable as to the present storm becoming a protracted one. insurance Affairs Karl A. Scheid, representing the Board of Fire Underwriters of the Pacific, is at the National Hotel, where he will receive applications for new ratings, changes and complalnts for violation of apy rules coming within his eae a The time fixed for hearings ie from five to six o’clock each evening. Julia ..... Ostedonia... Silver Hill ... 54 Ohallenge... 16 Occidental .. 58 Andes,..... 16 91 All kinds of nice Drinks that will suit the taste manafactared by an expert mixologist at Britiand’s. tf ; Beara oF Omi0, Ort OF TOLEDO, } 4g Luoas County, Feanx J. Onmnexy mekes oath thet he is senior partner in the firm of F. J. Onsney & Oo., doing business fn the City of Toledo, County and State aforeand thet said firm will pay the) = eum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of OaTARBE that cannot be cured by. the use of Hatz’s OaTanee Core. FRANK J. OHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed my presence, thie 6th day of De. somber, A. D., 1886. _“—_ eet tS and merchants have le faith in good goods lng’s Best is beginning them the batt ‘Hall’s Oatarrh Cure is taken’ intern‘ally, and acts directly on the blood and mucous. aurfaces of the system. ‘Send for testimonials, free. “ ¥. J. OHENEY & OO., Toledo, O. saw several more wolves join the first. The animals rushed in their direction, and the drummer, at a loss for a mode of defense, set to beating his drum, whereupon his companion instinctively played his pipe, The effect was marvelous. wolves that they attempted to run began fighting, and several of them were. torn to pieces, the survivors. eventually escaping through a hole in the wall, This incident is vouched for by the Government Gazette of Sivas, MISMANAGEMENT WILL DESTROY People have such mystic conceptions of mining properties and the mining business, says the Blue Mountain American, They do not apply the game quiet rules of energy, intelli gence and honesty prescribed in every other avocation. Many are, prone to regard mining some sort of an excep tion, which will enrich votaries or defeat their hopes with the whimsica! irregularity of fate’s strokes. Fre quently the motto of an old promoter General John Gashweiler, is quoted. i. e., “D——n a mine that cannot stand bad management.” Nothing is more absurd than this thought analyzed by modern mining intelligence. We all concede readily that there are some mines which mismanagement cannot destroy. Those are the rare deposits of the precious or useful metals which are so near the pure state that, once found, they cannot be lost till exhausted, and the margin of profit over mining and reducing the ore is so enormous that the most shameless waste cannot re duce it to loss. Such cases are found in mining, but perhaps im no othe: industry. There is no commercia) venture, no manufacturing enterprise no bank and no farm that mismanage ment cannot ruin. But such mines form a small part of the real producers in the long list. Between the brightest type mentioned and the vein filled with bull quartz are properties representing every de gree of enrichment. There are scores where the deposit is so widely disseminated that the best economics of the profession, substantial financial support, and most astute management eannot establish a profit. these are other properties where such management will yield a fair revenue, but in the hands of any save the best managers, fail. A little higher are mines where ordinary management may be successful, and so on up the scale, intelligence required decreasing in proportion to the increase in values or less difficulties of operation. Such as General Gashweiler, who damn any mine not capable of standing bad management, confess their inability to apply intelligent mining methods, and would never be able to touch such properties as the Homestake and the Treadwell. — The music so terrified the. away, and as the door was closed, they © Just abovef Guaranteed Pure. 5° Everywhere The Largest Selling Brand of Cigars in the World. The Band is the Smoker’s Protection. ABCBEERS None So Good, SOLD EVERYWHERE. 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One Hundred Light, Sunny Rooms, Two fine Sample Rooms for the accommodation of Traveling Men Special attention paid to Commer. olal Men and Transient trade. .. Hot Water Bottles CASTORIA For Infants and Children. foo Kind You Have Always Bought ears the agnetanne ad This arises in the fay every day. Let us answer it to-day. Try Jell-O, a and healthful dessert. intwo minutes. No neal no { add boiling water and set to cool, ~~Lemon, Orange, Raspberry and Strawberry. cae t a Y package at your grocers to-day DR. i. O. SMITH . DENTIST Formerly of the Electro-Dantal Parlore MASONIC BUILDING -PINE STREET NEVADA OITY, GAL. “CRAVENETTES,” The New Rain-Proof Cloth for as a ae cas, 0 Ni ay = Oravenette garments are siete. t, but not air-tight. Will keep you warm in winter and in summer. water-proof quality is permanent “Rain Will Neither Wet Nor Spot Them ”’ We have a variety of qualities and designe of these goods. Picnic and Warm Weather se wt pelicacies:.-.-. \f youn want a good, cool drink o neer—the very beet in town—drop in and see Wm. Harry. tf-m7 BYP 'C CD? # # & GRAND * % Millinery Display. le oh a a OA a a a eo Call and see my elegant and large stock of Fall & Winter @} Mittin CTY. now on display—the finest ever brought to this county. I have the latest and most stylish effects in Millinery. VW *E HAVE just RECEIVED a large lot of canned goods such as canned Chicken, Oysters, Salmon, Sardines, Mackerel, Deviled Ham, etc. Try our Sugar cured Hams and Bacon. They are fine. See our splendid assortment of Wafers—all flavors, also crackers of all . kinds. All nice’and fresh. Tue Bee tive Grocery. J. J. JACKSON, Proprietor. ne PUEOEPUOEE OPER EEE RE ® MISS E. E. HOEFT Broad Street, Nevada City Maio Street, Grass Valley. We have a — line at all from a . See our Alarm C ks, Mantel clock, Time ICKS Office sg eo etc., also our display ot gold, silver and Nickel Watches. We can snit you, A. & H. W. HARTUNG, Watchmakers Broad Street