November 21, 1893 (4 pages)

oo «2 = 2in coin fornia. unt of by the ie after ~pbefore writing Power, r deliv. money the purned on ale by M ; Heir. 081 G@ COMs hereby of Direc693,an asas ievied Trin ge <) de City, slinquent tion, and, »e 601d 0} » hour @ cretary of at aaneee, 161D, a Bosrd of retary. »on Pine E STOCKVE will be held 14th, eting stor for we of tranlawfully be seretary. a me », Cal., Octo a resi: a lend, vig 8 ‘By vulty, B. 0 R Register. oil Fie, ea evada ity Daily Transcrip a. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10181 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1893) Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THANKSGIVING BALL. PERSONAL POINTERS. LOCALS IN BRIEF. — ee Large. Doings and Intentions. The ball to he given by Hydraulic Parlor,} Dr. Manson of Lin¢oln is in town. Native Seng of the Golden West, at Armory Hall on Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, November 30th, will doubtless be largely attended. -All arrangements have been made for a fine time, and although it is not intended t. make an -extravagant affair of . Over from French Corral today, : “it and go to great expense for decorations} H. C. Callahan arrived here last evenin and other costly accessories, everybody who. from San Francisco. attends is assured of a pleasant, sociable} W.L. Cole and wife returned last even evening. Inasmuch as the net proceeds 6f . '™g from a visit to San Francisco. the ball will be donated for the benefit of : Nevada county’s mineral exhibit at the . Tamento last evening. Midwinter Fair, the sale of tickets should : ‘be large. The price of tickets is $1. Gen-. ill, being afflicted with typhoid fever. tlemen spectators to the gallery will be spending a few days, H. Haight, E. K. Lindsey and B, Borg, of San Francisco, are in town. ~ -7! Undoubtedly the Attendance Will Be A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ I, Whitaker of Salt Lake City is here J. B. Miller and D. W. Eckman came J. B. Treadwell returned home from SaoCharles Allen of Gold Flat is dangerously views of the Cham George C. Gaylord and family returned for the passage-of the Tanff bill: He thinks and a majority over all of 43,026 in the late election charged fifty cents, ladies twenty-five cents. Following are the evening committees : Floor Director—J. J, Hanley. ‘ Floor Committee—M. M. Baruh, J. C. Nilon, R. Webber, F. Guenther, George Bailey, Ed. W, Schmidt, C. H, Woerner, James Foley, James Hutchinson. Reception Committee—J, Marsh, William Monk, H. Hartung, J. W. Culver, F, T, Nilon, George Coffee, F. E: Brown. Senee CRS At the East Harmony. One hundred carloads of gravel are being hoisted fromthe East Harmony mine every day, the value of which is about $2.50 per carload. A clean-up made recently, after & run of sevetiteen days, amounted to $3,2 It is the company’s intention to erect a ten-stamp mill iu Spring and to ifcrease the working force sé that 200 carloads of gravel can be sent out of the mine every day. The prospects at the Harmony were never brighter than at the present time. ’ Eee aedt Ted Par SC se oe Petty Larceny. James Reagan stole an overcoat valued at $12 and two clocks valued at $6, from Ferguson’s stable at Truckee. He was arrested, convicted of petty larceny and sentenced to 120 days in the county jail, Deputy Sheriff Ferguson brought the prisoner to this city today. e+ FREE COINAGE. Bland Ready With a Bill—Says Repeal Responsible for Hard Times. Wasnincton. Nov. 20.—The Silver men Propose to renew the silver fight as soon as} Congress meets. Bland says sufficient time has elapsed since thé repeal of the Sherman law to show that it is responsible for the hard times, and that its repeal instead of helping matters has made them worse by contracting the currency and making it harder for the debtor class to pay. He says he has private assurances from a large enough number of those who voted for repeal to make it evident. that he will get a majority in the house.for free coinage, and he has prepared a bill for early introduction which is a practical revival of the free coinage law of 1837, and makes silver coins of Philip Folk’s cabin were destroyed. It is brought to the county jail from Truckee all denominations full legal tender to any amouiit. It is his purpose net to push this bill at once, but to allow a reasonable time there should be a heavy reduction in the turiff and a lazge income tax imposed. pica tc Se SPS B SIG REAL LIFE ROMANCE. eee Married Yesterday. Curuurcorug, Mo., Nov. 20.—Spencer Gibbons, aged 61, and. Mrs. Penacy Mathews, aged 57, were married in this city tes day by Justice J, ©. Barekley. . The parties were both born in this county, ‘their parents being am: ng the first settlers, Forty years ago they were engayed to be married, but the lovers had a quarrel and Mr, Gib. bons went to California, where he remained for 15 years. Returning and finding the lady married he concluded to marry himself. . About a year ago both lost their com: panions and the love of olden times was rekindled with a happy ending today. They are among our best. people, and the bride’s parents were the first couple married in this county. Only One Ticket. An enthusiastic meeting of free coinage men was held at Butte, Montana, last Wednesday. It was attended by all the prominent men in ‘the State. They are determined to carry on the fight until they win. The report of the proceedings oceupies a column and a half of the Mmer. There will evidently be only one ticket in the field in that State at the next election, aud that will be the Silver ticket. —_————++80 McKinley’s Big Vote. CotumBus, Nov. 20,—The official count shows McKinley hada plurality of 80,995 . +-0Qe + -— 45, Eastern Oysters, 65 Cents Per Can. Shurtleff & Sin, at the “Plaza Grocery Store, have commenced . receiving Large Fresh Eastern Oysters, which they are selling at the lew price of 65 cents per large atin Nosopy need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver To counteract the desire for streng drink this morning from a visit to Chicago and other places. Miss A. Hopkins of Camptonville arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco, Miss Josie Gregg and Mrs. Ramsdale, of Forest City, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. O. Hayes of San Jose and George A. Sonneman of‘ Spokane Falls, arrived here last evening on their way to Washington. / S. Hollub of San Francisco and -W. B. Madgwell of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. R. W. Graff, the insurance agent, will Jeave Thursday for North Bloomfield, San Juin aud French Corral, and will be absent a week, J. F. Thompson, manager and one of the proprietors of the Eureka Standard, paid us a friendly call today. Mr. Thompson 1s Grand Master ef the Odd Fellows, and this evening will make an official visit to Ousto~ mah Lodge of this city. SEVERELY HURT. Chas. Schwartz Falls Down a Chute at the Champion. This afternoon Charles Schwartz, a shoveler at the Champion mine, fell down ‘a chute a distance of twelve or fifteen. feet. He stcuck upon a pile of rock, eutting his face and head quite severely. He received taken to his home-on Boulder street. —e-7@ee Incorporated. q The Idaho Consolidated Mining Company has incorporated to transact a general mining business. Directors—Robert McMurray, A. E, Head, A. CG. Hamilton, W. H. Martin and John W, Greenbank. Capital, $10,000,000, all subscribed. The mine is situated in Sierra county and was rectntly purchased by the above company. Fire at North Bloomfield. A fire broke out at Albert Martin’s house in North Bloomfield a day or two since and before the flames could be extinguished . Martin’s house, Tom Peterson’s house and one gash under the eye, from which the . Church.is especially to voters. The ‘Pris. blood flowed freely, The injured man was] oner at the Bar” will be supplemented: by — Happenings. of colic this morning. The work of enlarging Pine Grove Cemetery has been commenced. W. Abbott has the contract to build the new fence, . Quite a number of people from this city B} went to Gras Valley today to attend the funeral of daa Bes Dennis Meagher. There has been a change in the temperaure and this mor ning the indications for a rainstorm-were good. John Swart, the photographer, took . 0. f th pion mine hoisting works Sunday afternodn. The roads have been in fine condition for. a longer time this fall than for many years before. Teamsters have had a long season. William Conlin won the suit of ‘clothes at Hartman & Dulac’s club drawing Saturday night. The ‘members of Nevada Light Guard have been ordered to appear at their armory on Saturday evening, December 2d, to elect a Captain, First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant. During the heavy wind last week a big tree was blown down and fell across the corner of the hoisting works building at the Fountain Head mine, on the Washington ridge, snapping seven rafters and otherwise damaging the roof. The damage will amount to abeut $150. Summarized Mention of Minor Home . Sunday morning, says the Union, by the Tarkeys will be in demand in a few days. One of Chris. Galbraith’s best horses died . to save the young man’s life, but he could Samuel Kitto Is Dead, Quite a Change. —_— A gloom was cast over this community death of Samuel Kitte, who was fatally injured in the Nerth Star mine about two weeks ‘ago. at any time since they have been published. All that was possible was doue recognize the benefit to be derived from advertising, and are patronizing the papers not recover. The deceased was well known quite liberally. This stimulates the old The Grass Valley newspapers are, now better filled with local advertisements than The reason is that the new merchants all and highly thought of by, a wide circle of acquaintances. He was a member of Union Encampment, No. 13 1, 02.0; F., of this city, under whose auspices the funeral wil] take place, also the Odd Fellows, Foresters firms to do likewise and consequently the advertising columns of the papers arc well tilled. The day has gone by fora firm to is one of the necessary expenses, The old and Rebekahs lodges of Johnsville, Plumas county. He leaves an aged mother, two brothers and one or two sisters. Gees Wanted to Rent. ote A second-hand piano. Address, stating idea that advertising is a Juxury has been given up by all progressive business men. Who Wants a Turkey? H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed off, succeed in business without advertising. It}. A Chance For Somecody to Go to the Midwinter Fi AT OUR EXPENSE! One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, By way of Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board ‘and Lodging at any terms, ete., “Piano,” TransoriPt office, ‘ every evening, commencing on Monday, at Reliable parties, nljIw ‘his old place on Pine street. nis-{0t. Re ag ee ©o%, a CeDINE U.S hep = has This is the brief be universal comment of Or Sry body ts Nevada county with respect to » Foley. itis a bi Reputation, ‘but Foley raised it to ts present point, and ts abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as t well os his Siar and they're just as near perfection as any thing in . this line can. be. Be tter con fectionery than his Cannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as T. L.Brunson, an upholsterer from. Sacramento, started to work for James Kin‘kead yesterday morning. An hour later 4 dispatch came notifying him of the death of his father at Stockton, He left for that place on the next train, Brunson’s father was a veterinary surgeon and the other day accidentally cut his hand, from which ‘injury blood pvisoning resulted, followed by death. oS GO AND HEAR IT. —_—_ R The Lecture to Be Given Tomorrow Evening at the MeE. Church. The lecture to be given‘Wednesday evening by Mrs, Sturtevant Peet at the M. E. the ‘‘Responsibility of the Voter.” Mrs. Peet is the State President of the Christian Temperance Union of California, and is remembered by the members of the last Legislature as a most estimable lady’ of culture and refinement, who worked so arduously for the enfranchisement of her sex, convineing even her oppunents that notwithstanding she'is a suffragist, she is a thoroughly womanly woman. Go and hear her. It is hoped the stores and business houses will close early on Wednesday evening so the clerks and employes may attend the lecture, nD Wanted For Burglary. —_— William Williams, one of the prisoners . 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 of is the ever popular and palatable FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes and shipped to any part of the world. CopyRigny ‘8Ga GRAND DISPLAY — OF Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. FRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought to Nevada City. $25, Is entitled t will have his or her fare paid to San board and lodging at any tiret-olass hotel in San Francisco. ing untll the Ist of February, counted by a committee of any three gontlemen in this city, good values, First-class Motel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cente or © one guess for every purchase he or she makes, The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass jar Francisco ‘and return, including one week's The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 16th st, 1894, at 9 o'clock P. M. ’ The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Sho and ends on FEBRUARY w Window every day and evenat which time the seal will be broken and the Beans Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and show them that we can and do Nell Cloth.ng, Furnishing (rood, Bont Shoes, Ete ' e As Cheap, If Not Cheaper Than any. other House in This City. WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF.” OVERCOATS asian, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are 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 WaeA NE art aig Nevada City. A call from the most sceptical will please us. *s We offer these Goods at closer prices than ware: GS ARES any house on the Coast. se . ele, Our Poliday Goods --—-. i YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. VR RS k= Fine Watch and J. ewelry Repairing by first-class workmen. : EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, AUCTION ! ! ce ee AUCTION ! 1! eee In order to reduce my stock . shall commence to hold Auction on oe Saturday, Nov. IIth at 7:30 P.M., And Continue the same every Saturday, is an ex-convict, He served tarted f defect20 ’ : already and will rebuild immediately. Superior Court, : The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Application of the Nevada City Baptist Church to sell church property. _ Order. for publication of notice. Se le You Make a Mistake If you do not go and exaimine the stock of underwear that is now being offered for sale at B. H. Miller's, Odd Fellows building. the goods are in endless variety aud the prices are lower than the same goods can be purchased anywhere else in the State, Vivian’s Examination. The examination of Fred Vivian ‘on the second charge of arson was had before Justice Carr this.afternoon. F. T. Nilon ‘appeared for the accused, and District Attorney Ford for the people. The examination was still in progress when we went to press. ——— tt Her Wound Proved Fatal. Mrs. P. D. Gardemeyer, who was shot by Pecer Schmitt at Sutter City, died Saturday night from internal hemorrhage caused by the bullet wound. Died at Grass Valley. After an illness of abent two weeks, Mrs. Annie Pierce Thommasof, wife ef Jeff Thommason, died at her home on Alta Hill yesterday morning. She was aged about 28 years and a native of Cornwall, England. Govennor Mitchell states positively that the Mitchell-Corbett fight shall not take place in Florida. oF had Tue soldiers at Fort Sheridan rebelled. Saturday against the quantity and quality of the food furnished. A strike all along the Lehigh Valley Railroad took place Saturday. The movement is popular with the employes, ——eee Tue Pension Bureau has unearthed at Buffalo, N. Y., a wholesale scheme fur defrauding the office, It is now stated that the recent robbery of Treasurer Mulligan at Healdsburg was the work of an i ig, impli some — aitinins of the a that should the prepetrators be a; prison, having been sent from San Francisco for burglary under the name of Jobn O'Neill. He is suspected of being one of the parties whe co.nmitted a robbery in this county a short time ago, The officers are’ confident he is one of the robbers and they expect to have his pal behind the bars before long. ODO Cree ee Rooms Wanted. Two or three furnished rooms, suitable for housekeeping. No children, Apply at shis office, n21-2t, woninaie tc ssitialiaa gs Notice, N. S. G. W. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor will be held at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening sharp. Every menaber is requested ‘to be present. Business of importance to be . crowded and must have room. transacted. There will be a Curly Bear meeting and banquet, re #ruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the cured at Vinton’s drug store. « The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must. be returned within forty days after colors, The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con8 olation prizes of 50 cents each. ’ _ 7-4 @eo. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial {street BORN. At Penn Valley, Nov. 17, 1893, to the wife of T. J. Wagoner, a daughter. MARRIED, At the residence of the bride’s ts in Grass Valley, November 18th, by Rev. J. P, Macauley A. A. Bruce to Miss Bessie Pelow, ae DIED. At Grass Valley, No. 19, 1893, Dennis Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. . The Sale will commence on Mo: Nov, h. Frvitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be promtey: New 12nd conte ti ar The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy being received, and to be painted in water ee ONT RY SEDERS PROMPTLY SUCED. “Sa ae ene 8. FRANK GOLDEN.) Orders from the country solicited. —_or—ads, Misses and Childrens’ Claks and Cayes at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE —OF— Rosenbergs ss= Bros. —f— We are now receiving our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of a Goods will be sold at private sale Do-net-miss your chance. wae ot re 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; Dey Goods, Fancy Goods, Bt, Bl : Are all fresh and of the best Grades. at the Lowest Prices. CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCTAL STREET, NEVADA CIty. 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 eale ever known in Nevada County, —t— a8 our stock is immense CALL AND BE CONVINCED AT * ROSENBERG BROS, Goods House in the County. iy > HARTMAN & DULAC, _— $ Our Suit Club is a Grand’ Success. 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 as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. : o Meagher, aged 62 years and 7 months, 4 ari ge N 20, 1893, M: t Grass » Nov. , Ts. Annie Pierce Thomasson, aged 28 may be looked for. take Simmons Liver Regulater. @ 1 . t some nt and ae H. Kitto aged We have a Full Ling of the Latest Fall_and Winter Samples for Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are Prepared to make up at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. =eirtkb bers Insist to Get What You Ask For IS THE WORD, MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Of all Descriptions. ) THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand, Do Not Take What Merchants Try tw} séll you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. OUR PURE CUM SAMPSON :-: BOOTS Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or Patented Rubber Boots. ~ (30 YEARS TEST) ean THEM THE BEST WOONSOCKET RUBBER COMPANY

oo «2 = 2in coin fornia. unt of by the ie after ~pbefore writing Power, r deliv. money the purned on ale by M ; Heir. 081 G@ COMs hereby of Direc693,an asas ievied Trin ge <) de City, slinquent tion, and, »e 601d 0} » hour @ cretary of at aaneee, 161D, a Bosrd of retary. »on Pine E STOCKVE will be held 14th, eting stor for we of tranlawfully be seretary. a me », Cal., Octo a resi: a lend, vig 8 ‘By vulty, B. 0 R Register. oil Fie, ea evada ity Daily Transcrip a. VOL. LXVI--NO. 10181 NEVADA CITY, CALIFORNIA, TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1893) Established Sept. 6, 1860, by N. P. Brown & Co. THANKSGIVING BALL. PERSONAL POINTERS. LOCALS IN BRIEF. — ee Large. Doings and Intentions. The ball to he given by Hydraulic Parlor,} Dr. Manson of Lin¢oln is in town. Native Seng of the Golden West, at Armory Hall on Thanksgiving evening, Thursday, November 30th, will doubtless be largely attended. -All arrangements have been made for a fine time, and although it is not intended t. make an -extravagant affair of . Over from French Corral today, : “it and go to great expense for decorations} H. C. Callahan arrived here last evenin and other costly accessories, everybody who. from San Francisco. attends is assured of a pleasant, sociable} W.L. Cole and wife returned last even evening. Inasmuch as the net proceeds 6f . '™g from a visit to San Francisco. the ball will be donated for the benefit of : Nevada county’s mineral exhibit at the . Tamento last evening. Midwinter Fair, the sale of tickets should : ‘be large. The price of tickets is $1. Gen-. ill, being afflicted with typhoid fever. tlemen spectators to the gallery will be spending a few days, H. Haight, E. K. Lindsey and B, Borg, of San Francisco, are in town. ~ -7! Undoubtedly the Attendance Will Be A Concise Chronicle of Various Folks’ I, Whitaker of Salt Lake City is here J. B. Miller and D. W. Eckman came J. B. Treadwell returned home from SaoCharles Allen of Gold Flat is dangerously views of the Cham George C. Gaylord and family returned for the passage-of the Tanff bill: He thinks and a majority over all of 43,026 in the late election charged fifty cents, ladies twenty-five cents. Following are the evening committees : Floor Director—J. J, Hanley. ‘ Floor Committee—M. M. Baruh, J. C. Nilon, R. Webber, F. Guenther, George Bailey, Ed. W, Schmidt, C. H, Woerner, James Foley, James Hutchinson. Reception Committee—J, Marsh, William Monk, H. Hartung, J. W. Culver, F, T, Nilon, George Coffee, F. E: Brown. Senee CRS At the East Harmony. One hundred carloads of gravel are being hoisted fromthe East Harmony mine every day, the value of which is about $2.50 per carload. A clean-up made recently, after & run of sevetiteen days, amounted to $3,2 It is the company’s intention to erect a ten-stamp mill iu Spring and to ifcrease the working force sé that 200 carloads of gravel can be sent out of the mine every day. The prospects at the Harmony were never brighter than at the present time. ’ Eee aedt Ted Par SC se oe Petty Larceny. James Reagan stole an overcoat valued at $12 and two clocks valued at $6, from Ferguson’s stable at Truckee. He was arrested, convicted of petty larceny and sentenced to 120 days in the county jail, Deputy Sheriff Ferguson brought the prisoner to this city today. e+ FREE COINAGE. Bland Ready With a Bill—Says Repeal Responsible for Hard Times. Wasnincton. Nov. 20.—The Silver men Propose to renew the silver fight as soon as} Congress meets. Bland says sufficient time has elapsed since thé repeal of the Sherman law to show that it is responsible for the hard times, and that its repeal instead of helping matters has made them worse by contracting the currency and making it harder for the debtor class to pay. He says he has private assurances from a large enough number of those who voted for repeal to make it evident. that he will get a majority in the house.for free coinage, and he has prepared a bill for early introduction which is a practical revival of the free coinage law of 1837, and makes silver coins of Philip Folk’s cabin were destroyed. It is brought to the county jail from Truckee all denominations full legal tender to any amouiit. It is his purpose net to push this bill at once, but to allow a reasonable time there should be a heavy reduction in the turiff and a lazge income tax imposed. pica tc Se SPS B SIG REAL LIFE ROMANCE. eee Married Yesterday. Curuurcorug, Mo., Nov. 20.—Spencer Gibbons, aged 61, and. Mrs. Penacy Mathews, aged 57, were married in this city tes day by Justice J, ©. Barekley. . The parties were both born in this county, ‘their parents being am: ng the first settlers, Forty years ago they were engayed to be married, but the lovers had a quarrel and Mr, Gib. bons went to California, where he remained for 15 years. Returning and finding the lady married he concluded to marry himself. . About a year ago both lost their com: panions and the love of olden times was rekindled with a happy ending today. They are among our best. people, and the bride’s parents were the first couple married in this county. Only One Ticket. An enthusiastic meeting of free coinage men was held at Butte, Montana, last Wednesday. It was attended by all the prominent men in ‘the State. They are determined to carry on the fight until they win. The report of the proceedings oceupies a column and a half of the Mmer. There will evidently be only one ticket in the field in that State at the next election, aud that will be the Silver ticket. —_————++80 McKinley’s Big Vote. CotumBus, Nov. 20,—The official count shows McKinley hada plurality of 80,995 . +-0Qe + -— 45, Eastern Oysters, 65 Cents Per Can. Shurtleff & Sin, at the “Plaza Grocery Store, have commenced . receiving Large Fresh Eastern Oysters, which they are selling at the lew price of 65 cents per large atin Nosopy need suffer from languor and melancholy if they take Simmons Liver To counteract the desire for streng drink this morning from a visit to Chicago and other places. Miss A. Hopkins of Camptonville arrived here last evening on her way to San Francisco, Miss Josie Gregg and Mrs. Ramsdale, of Forest City, arrived here last evening on their way to San Francisco. J. O. Hayes of San Jose and George A. Sonneman of‘ Spokane Falls, arrived here last evening on their way to Washington. / S. Hollub of San Francisco and -W. B. Madgwell of Sacramento came in on last evening’s train. R. W. Graff, the insurance agent, will Jeave Thursday for North Bloomfield, San Juin aud French Corral, and will be absent a week, J. F. Thompson, manager and one of the proprietors of the Eureka Standard, paid us a friendly call today. Mr. Thompson 1s Grand Master ef the Odd Fellows, and this evening will make an official visit to Ousto~ mah Lodge of this city. SEVERELY HURT. Chas. Schwartz Falls Down a Chute at the Champion. This afternoon Charles Schwartz, a shoveler at the Champion mine, fell down ‘a chute a distance of twelve or fifteen. feet. He stcuck upon a pile of rock, eutting his face and head quite severely. He received taken to his home-on Boulder street. —e-7@ee Incorporated. q The Idaho Consolidated Mining Company has incorporated to transact a general mining business. Directors—Robert McMurray, A. E, Head, A. CG. Hamilton, W. H. Martin and John W, Greenbank. Capital, $10,000,000, all subscribed. The mine is situated in Sierra county and was rectntly purchased by the above company. Fire at North Bloomfield. A fire broke out at Albert Martin’s house in North Bloomfield a day or two since and before the flames could be extinguished . Martin’s house, Tom Peterson’s house and one gash under the eye, from which the . Church.is especially to voters. The ‘Pris. blood flowed freely, The injured man was] oner at the Bar” will be supplemented: by — Happenings. of colic this morning. The work of enlarging Pine Grove Cemetery has been commenced. W. Abbott has the contract to build the new fence, . Quite a number of people from this city B} went to Gras Valley today to attend the funeral of daa Bes Dennis Meagher. There has been a change in the temperaure and this mor ning the indications for a rainstorm-were good. John Swart, the photographer, took . 0. f th pion mine hoisting works Sunday afternodn. The roads have been in fine condition for. a longer time this fall than for many years before. Teamsters have had a long season. William Conlin won the suit of ‘clothes at Hartman & Dulac’s club drawing Saturday night. The ‘members of Nevada Light Guard have been ordered to appear at their armory on Saturday evening, December 2d, to elect a Captain, First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant. During the heavy wind last week a big tree was blown down and fell across the corner of the hoisting works building at the Fountain Head mine, on the Washington ridge, snapping seven rafters and otherwise damaging the roof. The damage will amount to abeut $150. Summarized Mention of Minor Home . Sunday morning, says the Union, by the Tarkeys will be in demand in a few days. One of Chris. Galbraith’s best horses died . to save the young man’s life, but he could Samuel Kitto Is Dead, Quite a Change. —_— A gloom was cast over this community death of Samuel Kitte, who was fatally injured in the Nerth Star mine about two weeks ‘ago. at any time since they have been published. All that was possible was doue recognize the benefit to be derived from advertising, and are patronizing the papers not recover. The deceased was well known quite liberally. This stimulates the old The Grass Valley newspapers are, now better filled with local advertisements than The reason is that the new merchants all and highly thought of by, a wide circle of acquaintances. He was a member of Union Encampment, No. 13 1, 02.0; F., of this city, under whose auspices the funeral wil] take place, also the Odd Fellows, Foresters firms to do likewise and consequently the advertising columns of the papers arc well tilled. The day has gone by fora firm to is one of the necessary expenses, The old and Rebekahs lodges of Johnsville, Plumas county. He leaves an aged mother, two brothers and one or two sisters. Gees Wanted to Rent. ote A second-hand piano. Address, stating idea that advertising is a Juxury has been given up by all progressive business men. Who Wants a Turkey? H. Pecarty has received One Hundred of the Finest and Fattest Turkeys ever brought to Nevada City. They will be disposed off,

succeed in business without advertising. It}. A Chance For Somecody to Go to the Midwinter Fi AT OUR EXPENSE! One First-class Ticket to San Francisco and Return, By way of Stockton or Benicia, Including One Week’s Board ‘and Lodging at any terms, ete., “Piano,” TransoriPt office, ‘ every evening, commencing on Monday, at Reliable parties, nljIw ‘his old place on Pine street. nis-{0t. Re ag ee ©o%, a CeDINE U.S hep = has This is the brief be universal comment of Or Sry body ts Nevada county with respect to » Foley. itis a bi Reputation, ‘but Foley raised it to ts present point, and ts abundantly able to keep it there. He keeps Candies as t well os his Siar and they're just as near perfection as any thing in . this line can. be. Be tter con fectionery than his Cannot be made, and the establishment is now looked upon as T. L.Brunson, an upholsterer from. Sacramento, started to work for James Kin‘kead yesterday morning. An hour later 4 dispatch came notifying him of the death of his father at Stockton, He left for that place on the next train, Brunson’s father was a veterinary surgeon and the other day accidentally cut his hand, from which ‘injury blood pvisoning resulted, followed by death. oS GO AND HEAR IT. —_—_ R The Lecture to Be Given Tomorrow Evening at the MeE. Church. The lecture to be given‘Wednesday evening by Mrs, Sturtevant Peet at the M. E. the ‘‘Responsibility of the Voter.” Mrs. Peet is the State President of the Christian Temperance Union of California, and is remembered by the members of the last Legislature as a most estimable lady’ of culture and refinement, who worked so arduously for the enfranchisement of her sex, convineing even her oppunents that notwithstanding she'is a suffragist, she is a thoroughly womanly woman. Go and hear her. It is hoped the stores and business houses will close early on Wednesday evening so the clerks and employes may attend the lecture, nD Wanted For Burglary. —_— William Williams, one of the prisoners . 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 of is the ever popular and palatable FOLEY’S CANDIES--Put up in 1, 2 and 3 Ib. boxes and shipped to any part of the world. CopyRigny ‘8Ga GRAND DISPLAY — OF Watches, Diamonds, Fine Jewelry, Solid Silver and Plated Ware, Optical Goods, Etc. FRANK GOLDEN of Virginia City and Carson has opened, in the National Exchange Hotel Building, Broad Street, with the Largest and most Elegant Stock of Goods ever brought to Nevada City. $25, Is entitled t will have his or her fare paid to San board and lodging at any tiret-olass hotel in San Francisco. ing untll the Ist of February, counted by a committee of any three gontlemen in this city, good values, First-class Motel in San Francisco. This is Our Proposition: Every man, woman or child making a purchase at our Store, be it 25 cente or © one guess for every purchase he or she makes, The one guessing the nearest to the number of beans contained in a glass jar Francisco ‘and return, including one week's The guessing contest starts in NOVEMBER 16th st, 1894, at 9 o'clock P. M. ’ The Jar of Beans can be seen in our Sho and ends on FEBRUARY w Window every day and evenat which time the seal will be broken and the Beans Our object in doing this is to get better acquainted with the people and show them that we can and do Nell Cloth.ng, Furnishing (rood, Bont Shoes, Ete ' e As Cheap, If Not Cheaper Than any. other House in This City. WE HAVE A BEAUTIFUL LINE OF.” OVERCOATS asian, That we are offering for $6, $8, $10 and $12.50, that are 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 WaeA NE art aig Nevada City. A call from the most sceptical will please us. *s We offer these Goods at closer prices than ware: GS ARES any house on the Coast. se . ele, Our Poliday Goods --—-. i YOU WILL HAVE TO SEE TO APPRECIATE THEM. VR RS k= Fine Watch and J. ewelry Repairing by first-class workmen. : EVERYTHING GUARANTEED, AUCTION ! ! ce ee AUCTION ! 1! eee In order to reduce my stock . shall commence to hold Auction on oe Saturday, Nov. IIth at 7:30 P.M., And Continue the same every Saturday, is an ex-convict, He served tarted f defect20 ’ : already and will rebuild immediately. Superior Court, : The following business was transacted in the Superior Court today, Hon. John Caldwell presiding : Application of the Nevada City Baptist Church to sell church property. _ Order. for publication of notice. Se le You Make a Mistake If you do not go and exaimine the stock of underwear that is now being offered for sale at B. H. Miller's, Odd Fellows building. the goods are in endless variety aud the prices are lower than the same goods can be purchased anywhere else in the State, Vivian’s Examination. The examination of Fred Vivian ‘on the second charge of arson was had before Justice Carr this.afternoon. F. T. Nilon ‘appeared for the accused, and District Attorney Ford for the people. The examination was still in progress when we went to press. ——— tt Her Wound Proved Fatal. Mrs. P. D. Gardemeyer, who was shot by Pecer Schmitt at Sutter City, died Saturday night from internal hemorrhage caused by the bullet wound. Died at Grass Valley. After an illness of abent two weeks, Mrs. Annie Pierce Thommasof, wife ef Jeff Thommason, died at her home on Alta Hill yesterday morning. She was aged about 28 years and a native of Cornwall, England. Govennor Mitchell states positively that the Mitchell-Corbett fight shall not take place in Florida. oF had Tue soldiers at Fort Sheridan rebelled. Saturday against the quantity and quality of the food furnished. A strike all along the Lehigh Valley Railroad took place Saturday. The movement is popular with the employes, ——eee Tue Pension Bureau has unearthed at Buffalo, N. Y., a wholesale scheme fur defrauding the office, It is now stated that the recent robbery of Treasurer Mulligan at Healdsburg was the work of an i ig, impli some — aitinins of the a that should the prepetrators be a; prison, having been sent from San Francisco for burglary under the name of Jobn O'Neill. He is suspected of being one of the parties whe co.nmitted a robbery in this county a short time ago, The officers are’ confident he is one of the robbers and they expect to have his pal behind the bars before long. ODO Cree ee Rooms Wanted. Two or three furnished rooms, suitable for housekeeping. No children, Apply at shis office, n21-2t, woninaie tc ssitialiaa gs Notice, N. S. G. W. The regular meeting of Hydraulic Parlor will be held at 7:30 o'clock Tuesday evening sharp. Every menaber is requested ‘to be present. Business of importance to be . crowded and must have room. transacted. There will be a Curly Bear meeting and banquet, re #ruitilaxi, The California Fruitilaxi Manufacturing Company are offering prizes to boys and girls under sixteen years of age for painting in water colors an outline sketch of the cured at Vinton’s drug store. « The full-size tree, showing the proper colors, can be seen in Mr. Vinton’s show window. The cards must. be returned within forty days after colors, The first prize is $5 ; second prize, $2.50; third prize, $1; and thirteen con8 olation prizes of 50 cents each. ’ _ 7-4 @eo. Hires’ Root Beer. Headquarters for this delicious and healthful summer beverage—at the Beehive Grocery Store, Commercial {street BORN. At Penn Valley, Nov. 17, 1893, to the wife of T. J. Wagoner, a daughter. MARRIED, At the residence of the bride’s ts in Grass Valley, November 18th, by Rev. J. P, Macauley A. A. Bruce to Miss Bessie Pelow, ae DIED. At Grass Valley, No. 19, 1893, Dennis Ladies and Misses Cloaks and Capes. . The Sale will commence on Mo: Nov, h. Frvitilaxi Tree, copies of which can be promtey: New 12nd conte ti ar The Leading Dry Goods, Carpet and Fancy being received, and to be painted in water ee ONT RY SEDERS PROMPTLY SUCED. “Sa ae ene 8. FRANK GOLDEN.) Orders from the country solicited. —_or—ads, Misses and Childrens’ Claks and Cayes at the PALACE DRY GOODS STORE —OF— Rosenbergs ss= Bros. —f— We are now receiving our Goods for the Holiday Trade and we are We have concluded to make a Grand Clearance Sale of a Goods will be sold at private sale Do-net-miss your chance. wae ot re 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; Dey Goods, Fancy Goods, Bt, Bl : Are all fresh and of the best Grades. at the Lowest Prices. CASPER COHN, MASONIC BLOCK COMMERCTAL STREET, NEVADA CIty. 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 eale ever known in Nevada County, —t— a8 our stock is immense CALL AND BE CONVINCED AT * ROSENBERG BROS, Goods House in the County. iy > HARTMAN & DULAC, _— $ Our Suit Club is a Grand’ Success. 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 as well as THE BEST OF WORKMANSHIP AND TRIMMINGS. : o Meagher, aged 62 years and 7 months, 4 ari ge N 20, 1893, M: t Grass » Nov. , Ts. Annie Pierce Thomasson, aged 28 may be looked for. take Simmons Liver Regulater. @ 1 . t some nt and ae H. Kitto aged We have a Full Ling of the Latest Fall_and Winter Samples for Overcoatings and Suitings, which we are Prepared to make up at the VERY LOWEST PRICES. Give us a trial and you'll never regret it. Commercial Street, Transcript Block. =eirtkb bers Insist to Get What You Ask For IS THE WORD, MEN’S AND WOMEN’S Of all Descriptions. ) THE STANDARD Woonsocket Brand, Do Not Take What Merchants Try tw} séll you on which there is a Larger Margin and Less in Quality. OUR PURE CUM SAMPSON :-: BOOTS Are Superior to Crack, Anti-Crack, or Patented Rubber Boots. ~ (30 YEARS TEST) ean THEM THE BEST WOONSOCKET RUBBER COMPANY